The daily witness, 4 juin 1897, vendredi 4 juin 1897

[" SU AER SR AT HE po | JOHN MURPHY & CO.To enable our Customers to overtake arrears of shopping occasioned by unfavorable weather, all Special Bargain __ Lines offered for to- van, dy The Daily Witness, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 4, A HEAVY VERDICT.THE GAS COMPANY IS MULCIED IN HEAVY DAMAGES.The third day of the trial of Gaffney vs.the Montreal Gas Company was devoted to the addresses of counsel and the judge's charge.i Mr.F.S.McLennan and Mr.N.W.Trerholme, Q.C., addresscd the jury on behalf of the Gas Company, contending that the company had be:n guilty of no negligence, and that the accidant was du= io the fault of James Hutt, the injured man.Mr.R.C.Smith, of Messrs.Smith & Markey, addressed the jury for the plaintiff, strongly urging tho fault of Haysey, the fnreman in charge, and enlarging upou the damages suffered by Hutt, who had been rendered insane.Judge Doherty rendered a very elaborate ch e, which was on the whole favorable to the plaintiff.The jury were out for an hour and three- quarters, and returned the fcllowjng ver- Sic: 1.Is the plaintiff, the curator, duly appointed to and representing James Hutt interdicted for insanity on the fourteenth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-six?\u2014Yes.2, Was the sald James Hutt on or about the twentietb fay of September, one thou- day\u2019s buying ify yesterday's WITNESS, will be repeated on the various floors To-mor- row.JOHN MURPHY & CO.2343 St.Catherine street, Cor.ef Metealfe st.TERMS CASH.TEL.3833 AU BON MARCHE, ALPHONSE VALIQUETTE.1883 & 1883 Notre Dame St.All our friends will please remember that our stock of Carpets, Oilcloths, Wall Paper and House Furnishings is now cemplete and all very cheap.EES & CO., THE E UNDERTAKERS, § S00 \u201cSt.Jnmes St, Montienl IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE.Rememt er to attend the Sale of Valuable \u20acity Residential Property and Building Lots, To be held at our Rooms, R TO-MORROW (Saturday Morning) at 11 o'clock.Alro in the AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, we sell on tho property at Westmount, nineteen of the best Lots on the uplands of Westmount.MM.HICKS & \u20acO., Auctionecrs, 4 SALE OF WESTMOUNT BUILDING LOTS.Carriages will be in wait- Ing TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, at 2.30 p.m., to take all that wish to attend the Sale of Building Lots on th> Uplands of Westmount.Sale on the grounds at 3 o'clock.M.HICKS & C0., Auctioneers, 4 CATHOLIC SAILORS\u2019 CLUB.A successful concert was held last evening at the Catholic Sailors\u2019 Club, at the corner of St.Peter and Common streets.Mr.P.Wright presided and amongst other citizens who were present were Messrs.W.Clendinneng, John Power, M.Hicks.J.° .Davis, F.B.McNamee, John Foley and Matthew Foley.The programme rendered was an excellent one, the numbers showing great variety and all being given with taste and skill on the part of the performers.Comic and sentimental songs, recitations and instrumental solos- quickly followed each other and received loud applause.Towards the end of the evening Mr.W.Clen- dinneng gave a brief address, \u2018God Save the Queen\u2019 heartily sung by all, bringing the concert to a close.: \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 TROUBLE IN A THEATRE.Yesterday His Honcr the Recorder dzliv- ered judgment in the case of Henry Crawford, accused cf creating a disturbance in the Theatre Francais by loud talking and refusing to take a seat when requested to do so, and of tearing the constable's uni- fcrm while being forcibly ejected.He said under the circumstances he could only convict the défendant, and inflict a nominal fine of one dollar ani costs or eight days\u2019 was Imposed, so as to give him an opportunity to appeal from his decision to a higher tribunal.The case for tearing the officer\u2019's uniform was dismissod, and Mr.Campbell Lane, who appeared for the defer ce, said his client would take the case to appeal.__ A WOMAN OF MANY ALIASES, In the Police Court yesterday Sarah Mur- dock, alias Meek.alias Anderson, a domestic, residing at 27 Hermine street, pleaded zullty to the charge of theft, and Mr.La- fontaioe sert her to jail for a month.About a year ago she was employed by Mr.Harris ot University street, and at different times jewelley was stolen amounting to over fifty dollars\u2019 worth.The woman disappeared and no trace of her was found until Wednesday, when Acung Detective Me- Laughlin arresied her en St.Lawrence Main ti \u201ceight hundred and ninety-\u20acYx, and- for some time previously in the employ of the defendant, the Montreal Gas Company, at their works at Montreal, and in what capacity Yes, as third-class engineer.3.Was the defendaat, Rcbert Haysey, in the employ of the sald company on the said twentieth day of September, one thousand eight hundred and ninetyv-six, and in what capacity 7\u2014Yes, as engineer and foreman.4.Was the said James Hutt on the said tv er tith Gay of September, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-six ordered by the defendant Haysoy, acting as foreman in charge, to assist in doing any work to an engine in the said company's works, and did he assist in such work?\u2014Yes.5.Was the sald James Hutt while so employed injured by being struck on the head ty an iron bar inserted in an engine be- lor ging to and used by the said defendant, the Montreal Gas Company, at their works, aforesaid 7\u2014Yes.3.Did the sudden starting of sald engine cause said bar to swing around and =o £trike the said James Hutt?\u2014Yes.7.Was all steam shut off the said engine at the time of the accident ?\u2014No.8.Was the, defendant Haysey guiltr of negligence in causing a crowbar to be inserted and used in the sald engine?\u2014Yes.9.Was the said accident caused by such reglirence of rald Haysey?\u2014Yes.10.Was the said engine dangerous from want of repair at the tine of said accl- Cent ?-\u2014Yes.11.Had the said engine been out of re- palr for a long time previously?-Yes.12, Was the accident to said Hutt caused by any defect in the said engire due to the defendant's negligence ?\u2014Yes.13.Was said Hutt ordered by caid llay- sev to stand back, and told it was dangerous tn come nearer?\u2014No.14, Was the said Hutt's being struci due ta the fact of the position ho stood in dis- obedirnco to sail orders?\u2014No.15.Was said Hutt guilty of imnrudence in disobeying said orders of said Ilaysey?\u2014 No.We balieve no such order was given.16.As a result cf his baing so struck (a) Was the said James Hutt phvsically {1 jJured and his health impaired?\u2014Yes, {b) Has he thereby been rendered insane for the rest of his life?\u2014Probably: yes.((c) If not, has he been rendered tem- | porarily insane?\u2014Yes.17.What amount of damage has Hutt suffered by reason of the sald acci- i Montreal in connection \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SATISFIED AS THINGS ART.THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS ASSOCIATION The Licensed Victuallers\u2019 Association in a recent private session discussed the question of petitioning the Proving Government with reference to a new 1 cumbent for the office of chiei oi -\u2026 revenue police, but it was determine, that the association ho!d alvoi as à.present official had proved himself trus:- worthy and independent in the discharge of his functions.Resolutions of dolence were passed and ordeved 1.La sent to Mrs.J.H.R.Molson death of her husband and a mentary resolution is to he forwarde - Mr.Jaries Hav>rson, solicitor for Ontario Hotclkeeners\u2019 Jrotective +.ciation, in recognition of his services .p Ottawa in connection with the ren: whiskey deputation.The meeting termined to have all the hotels 5: \u2018a city properly illuminated on tle sion of the Queen's Jubilee celelra' Le On Cee IT \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MR.GRAHAM RECEIVES MAN) CALLS, Mr.D.J.Graham, who graduated ia: April from the Presbyterian College 1 this city, has received a unanimous cail from the congregation of Cote des Neiges.The call will Be considered at the Presbytery of Montreal, which meets this evening in Knox Church.Mr.Gra ham has also received unanimous cs South Finch, from Ont.and Wh:te THE REV.D.J.FRAHAM.Lake, in the Presbyteries of Lanark and Renfrew.Mr.(Grahum has a wide cx perience and thorough knowledge ©: nu and affairs and has served two years alderman in the town of Saut Se Marie, declining the mayoralty the tid year in order to go to college to pre are for the mmmstry.Besides carrying on mission work with Cresco dent\u2014$7.000: nine for this amount: three | Street Church, Mr.Graham took for a larger sum.mp INTERESTING SERVICE.CONFIRMATION AT THF TEMPLE EMANU-EL.On Sunday morning, June 6, at ten o clock, the anniversary of the giving of the Law at Sinai, Rabbi Veld will confirm at the Temple Emanu-El, Stanley street, be- lew St.Catherine street.The order of the service will be as follows:\u2014As the candidates for confirmation enter the Temple, the choir will sing \u2018Bo- ruch Habo,\u201d by Moveathal, opening prayer, by Mabel Constance GolCstein; march in Eli, during which the cardidates deposit flowers in the shrine, which at tlhe close of the service, will be seut to one of the hospitals; floral offering by Ruth Gold- stein; hymn, \u2018Happy who in early youth,\u2019 arranged from Hebrew traditional tuno by G.S.Ensel; Rabbi's address; prayor by Stra Kaplensky: hymn, \u2018From Sinai's top,\u2019 with soprano solo by Miss Silverman.adapted from hymnal; address in behalf of class by Ray Morris; also solo by Miss Ada Mcylen: act of confirmation; closing prayer by John Prockter; trio for soprano, alto and tener, \u2018A tree of life on Sinai groweth.\u2019 by Fred.E.Ketziger, of Orleans, by Miss Sil- verman, Miss Ada Moylan and Mr.F.C.Capon: blessing of confirmants, presentation of certificates: closing anthem.'O\u2019er Sinai's head,\u2019 with tenor sclo by F.C.Capon; benediction.-\u2014\u2014 A PERSIAN LAMB CLOAIL.Judge Curran rendered judgment yesterday in the case of Joseph Alfred Lefebvre ve.Hiram Johnson.In the fall of 1896, the plaintiff had purchased from defeudant a Persian lamb cloak for his wife at the price of $135.The clcak vas returned onca or twice fer repairs and fitting, and was finally paid for.About a year after, in the fall of 1896, Lefebvre returned the cloak to Jehnsor, complaining that the fur was bad and the garment did not sit, and he took out the present action to have his money refunded.The Court held that the cloak had been returned too late.but as it was proved that, in atempting to repair the cloak, one of def:ndants workmen spoiled it so that it was unfit for use by plaintiff's wife, the defern\u2019ant must be condemned to refund $105, amount which tha plaintiff has declared himself willing to avoert.2 eereet.ST.PATRICK'S JUBILEE BAZAAR.This bazaar continues to be well patronized despite the unfavorable weather.\"his and to-morrow afternoons will be specially devoted to children, of whom large numbers are expected to be present, To-morrow (Saturday) evening an athletic entertain- raent will be given under the auspices of the C.M.B.A.and on Monday evening next a parish dinner will he held at which Sir Willlam Hingston will occupy the chair, end Messrs.Justice Curran.Justice Doher- ty.the Hon.Dr.Guerin and the Hon.Jas.O'Brien, the vice-chalrs.SENT TO ST.VINCENT DE PAUL.In the Police Court yesterday afternoon Mr.Lafontaine sentenced Joseph Gagnon to St.Vincent de Paul penitentiary for three years for receiving stolen goods.Last week the prisoner was arrested in the art of disposing of stolen goods and subssquently his house was searched, where a considerabla quantity of ctolen property was found which Le sald he had received from two convicts pow serving long terins in the nenitentiary.the Queen's Jubilee Committee.honor course in college, and in the © .- vear carried off a special prize in an° tecture.Mr.Graham's genial manner, comt-: with matured judgment and ear es spirit, has won for hm tle esteem of his fellow-students, who will Le glad t- hear of his recent success.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CENTRAL TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL.The Central Trades and Labor Counc held its regular meeting 2st vvening ou the hall, 6621, Craig street.the president.Mr.S.Fitzpattick.in the cLvr The cn mittee that went to (r'awa in re of Longueuil bridge mad> a lenst.y 11\u201d shoving the nocassity +f the council ca - tng its delegates everywers whore laber °3 interested to prevent the hogus represen: tatives who are at present going #rourd sud pushing themse!ves on the publ.The D, port stated that the coun-ils lél>zae3 he checked one of them in Ottawa who EF°h* there notwithstanding that he had been ex peiled from labor organizations a \"eal ag\" To prevent these frauds tae council printed Delegates Dodds and Alaris a¢ \u201che vepretentatives 19 attead the meetine A commits cation was read from the JHExhihltion r 3 ager re the renting of the grounds for te first Monday in Sen:embrr.Labor Day I was decided to rent the grounds and a eno mittee of nine was appoint~d to make the necessary arrangements Zor the due ce: - bration of Labor Day by a parade In thé morning and the holding of thelr annual pienie on the Exhibition grouuds in the afternoon.The committee w.ll leave nothinz vndonc tv make th- event a memorable one, and with this object in view they sre a.Oo, ready getting to work.They are as F lows:-De'egates Delanger, Alarie.eu.Dodd, Chatel, Mc¢Camley, Bayard.F- 1\" rick and Laverdure.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PLEA MAINTAINED.In the case of Tellier vs.Morrison plaintiff claimed $5.0 damaz?s ground that defandant had written ou cars tain tickets connected win the purs.sard the following words: \u201cWill net be 4 if transferred to P.Tellier or P.Teller & Co.\u2019 and that thes> tickets had been cf 1\" ered bv defendant to persons from wi he had hnught sand.thus causing him sev ous injury.The defendant pleaded rat the words had been wrilten on the © as an ordinary matter of business.air order that he might not buv sand THE a a 1 > plaintiff without his (defendant's) ho v ledge.Judes Pagnuelo yesterdny ms tained this plea and dizmisted the a tiv fe NOTES AND NOTICES.ce A New Suburban Service Con on Saturday.Tune 12.and every =\" thereafter until Sept.11.imciisr.Te C P.R.will run a special tran ing Montreal atout 2 pan.for W a\" loo and intermediate stations, art\u201d rd Waterloo about 3 pom.Remmi = cial train will leave Waterloo abo\u201d! am.Monlavs, until Sept 13.\u201d These trains wil ron va SH tion, departing from and The at Windsor Mtation- oad A RR AMAL DRT Ty do vy sh ph hiv EN aie po py lr a es SE RÉSEAU fr RPI ï rr ws Fo ha a Dire < bat MC J ROT TRS ai ea da RE Réduit de THE MONTREAL \"DAILY WITNESS.co JAMES A.OGILVY & SONS\u2019 Advertisement.~~ PINT NOTICH DURING OUR DRESS GOODS SALE We wil! take Ten Percent Off all Fancy Colored Dress Materials under $1 a yard Fifteen Percent Off all over 81.00 a yard.This applies t to an Fancy Colored Dress Goods, excopt Tartans and Plain Colored Dress Goods.This Discount Sale will last for a short time only.Therefore ladies wishing to get a dress before going to the country or the seaside should not miss this opportunity, as the stock thus reduced in pr.ce is our regular New Spring Dress Materials.NSS + In Onr Black Dress Goods Department, We have applied the Discount to all Biack and White, Fancy Mixed, and Black and White Checks.and Grey Materials, The only exceptions in this department are Black Dress Goods.MANTLES.Our Special Sale of Summer Jackets and Capes still eenticues to be a great success.: SPECIAL REDUCTIONS ON EVERY GARMENT.Write for Our NEW CATALOGUE ] ames A.ET & Sons THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE DRY GOODS STORE IN CANADA St.Catherine Street and Mountain Street.JAY OF QUINTE CONFERENCE.ONTARIO ANGLICANS Fowmanrille, Ont, June 4.-\u2014The Bav; Ont, June 4.\u2014The Synod of of Quinte Conference opened here yes | Ontario will not convene here before terday.The Rev.Dr.MeDiarmid ot| Januars, 1898, the Napanee was elected president and the meetings held this week will amount to Tew.James McFarlane secretasy.Theja conference, as most of the reports will monsterial session was held on Wednes-, be accepted as read.The Rev.Dr.Carman presided.Prof.Worrell reported verbally for session until midnight was \u2018the committee on religious instruction in tal the trial or determining the \u2018publie schools that the remort of the taken up in the tria 10.ee of Toropto diocese was adopt- Mr.J.ed, with the addition of a clause mak- three years, \u2018ing the scheme conform more closely with I{is the resolutions of the general synod nn cuse has been before the church in the | this subject, and providing that the I'ert Perry region for six months.The; clergy should have the right to give the dev.J.C.Ashe, after lengthy proceed- religious instruction agreed upon.ites, was asked to request a location, | A new scale of assessment of parishes which really means that he falls back, Vas submitted, making a general advance irto the ranks of a local preacher.Mr.of about thirty percent, save a few ad- Ashe, it will be remembered, appealed.:justments.The estimates for the en- to the General Conference Court of Ap- suing year showed expenditure of $2,8%1, peal against the action of this confer- and receipts of $2,933.ence in entering into a covenant with | Archdeacon T.Bedford Jones reported Kingston, hence committee dax.The whole gt: nding of two ministers.Mallett, a probationer of was expeiled from the ministry.Lim that was really ultra vires of \u2018he: Lor the domestic and foreign mission (\u2018rference.This was that his name tommittee, regretting a decrease in of- should De left on the journals oË Con- ferings, in a total of $1,836.About ference hut not published for the public: twenty-one parishes defaulted on the ap- in the printed minutes.He requested pcels.The committee resolved to grant this agreement and sincerely promised to'-Algoma diocese two hundred dollars for never appeal against it.His action has; the present year.grieved the Conference beyond measure.! The Rev.Measrs.Lewin and Halliwell lit the General Conference ruling was \u2018have been made ennuitants upon the su- peremount and Mr.Ashe is once more in! perannuation fund.thie Church after three years of trial for | The Rev.A.Jarvis.reported for the moral delinquencies.Fw Klows and orphans\u2019 fund, reporting cap- The laymen were in convention vester- | ital since the division at $12,275; volun- Ce.A large number of young mentary offerings, for the past vear were ve advanced a year.Very many are | $670; subscriptions, $236; donations, $230; «kg an entrance but strenuous cf-,the grants to bencficiaries were 81,528; voix are Leinz made to revvive only the:the current overdrafît is $701.The Rev.E.Loucks reported for Epis- another, copal fund, capital, $39,408 as existing for many vears, with income about as before, the bishop being now paid $2,800 annunlly, a reduction within ten years of ! 3600 owing to lower rate of interest.Iie \u2018also receives $945 from clergy trust fund and Macaulay awards ¢ + Le The first list of stations for vear has ben sent ont.-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FAST TIME TO TORONTC.TWO HOURS 10 BE CLIPPED OFF THE OLA TIME OF THE MONTREAL MORNING | On motion, the collections on .Tuhilec EXPRESS.Sunday, not already appropriated, will be devoted to the relief of the fund for Toronto, Jure 4.\u2014 The competition of | diocesan missions.the Rev.J.K.Me- Mr.R.V.Rogers and Judge : Wilkinson were chosen to represent the ! a mnelh faster | dior ese on the mission board of the gen- trom Muoutieal to eral synod.York by of the It was decided that the present pro- Suspension Bridge.When the new sum lésstonal auditors remain in «office until mer time-table 1: announced, it js ex.| Synod mee's in January.pected that the time berween Montreal the Canadian Pacific into New Y ork has | The arehdeacon, | Morine.stirred the \u2018Grand Trunk authorities up.for it is understood that férvice 1s promised Torento and New Way \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 and Toronto will be eut lv over two, AP OT , - \u2018 leonrs, The morning train from Mont GOT THREE MONTHS.real, whieh now reaches Toronto at 9.20 | St, Jovite, Que, June 4\u2014The C.P.R.«i night.as expected to arrive hers not i station at this place has been the object ' ter than ECVEN c'elock.To do thie 1he | of several robberies of late, all of which trun will run straight through from lave been punished, One more was Montreal to Belleville without making | added to the list on Tuesday, when one any stops, ut will stop at all stations: Champagae was sentenced to three Letveen Bellevilie and Toronto, as 1rj Months jor smashing the windows of the \u201cne at the present time.Then aun ac-:station.On Saturday night of last week \u2018 emmodation tram will be run between: at midnight the agent, Mr.J.P.Ro- Montreal and Belleville.This arrange-|herge.and Mr.M.Bell, were retiring rent will enable passengers to connect! for the night at their hotel close bv.at Toronto with the train for New York | Hearing the noise, they armed them.mn the arrikal cf the Montreal express |aelves with revolvers and proceeded to here, and arrive in New York the fol: the place, where they were obliged to voving Morning.Under the present ser-| do s.-me finng in the air in order to ar- Cee.Dassengers fer New York | He scemed t~» be un- | .en from | rest the enlprit.cTentreal have to remain in Toronto all | der the influence of liquor at the time night, thus losing twelve hours.and his intentions are unknown.op rans, TS CS Se ES TR ghee MONTREAL PILOTS\u2019 BILL.THE MEASURE PASSES THE PRI VATE BILLS\u2019 COMMITTEE IN AMENDED FORM.Ottawa, Ont., June 4\u2014The Private Bills\u2019 Committee had the Pilots\u2019 bill before it to-day.The bill was passed after being amended.The clauses making collectors of customs collectors of pilotage fees, and prohibiting the granting of clearance papers unless the fees have been paid, were strenuously opposed and were struck out.The customs oflicers, however, can act if they see fit.The clause exempting the corporation from responsibilitv for damages arising from the action of a pilot or his neglect was opposed by Mr.Penny and Mr.Henry Allan on behalf of the shipowners, but it was finally passed.All the clauses of the bill which can be covered by by-laws of the corporation were struck out of the bill.The power to appoint pilots ex: clusively by the corporation was struck out.The corporation will have merely the power to admit pilots and apprentice pilots within the pilotage district of Montreal.This would mean that the Harbor Commissioners will etill have power to make appointments.\u2014\u2014 CTROW\u2019S NEST PASSA \u2018KICK\u2019 FROM WINNIPEG.Winnipeg, June 4.\u2014At a meeting of the Winnipeg Board of Trade last evening, the following resolution was passed and ordered to be transmitted to the Hon.Clifford Sifton and the Liberal members of the House of Commons, with the request that they would further the board\u2019s views in the matter referred to:\u2014° Whereas telegraphic advices of the arrangements entered into between the government and the Canadian Pacific Railway for the construction of the Crow\u2019s Nest Pass Railway report that the said arrangement includes a reduction on through rates from eastern to western points, but expressly states that no reductions from Winnipeg to the west will be made; and whereas, such policy if carried out would be ruinous to the business interests of the whole western country, therefore, be it resolved that this board on behalf of the business interests of Winnipeg, must strongly protests against such discrimination, and insists that any reduction in rates must cqually apply between Winnipeg and points west, the same as they do between points in Eastern Canada and the west.\u2019 ANOTHER ROAD.Ottava, June 4.\u2014Another Crow's Nest project was launched yesterday morning in the Railway Committee of the House to swell the list of claimants to the right of going through the mountain pass.It is called the Manitoba & Pacific Railway.The hne, as proposed, began at I'crtage La Prairie, crossed the Assini- Loine River, joined the Northern Pacific at Belmont, then proceeded westerly by way of Lethbridge and the Crow's Nest Pass to the Pacific coast.Mr.Choquette remarked that this was another Crow's Nest scheme, whereupon Mr.Macdon- nell, one of the promoters, in view of the fact that a basis of agreement between the government and the C.P.R.has been arrived at, consented to a cur- twilment of the enterprise.He named Lethbridge as the western terminus, cutting out of the bill the provision for the cxtension to the coast.After a spirited discussion in which the tricks of railway promoters were vigorously handled, the bonding privileges of the company were reduced from $20,000 to $15,000 a mile.ce BLAME ALTGELD.EX-GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS ACCUSED OF COMPLICITY IN UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS STEAL.Springfeid, Ill, June 4.\u2014The report of the special committee of the Senate appointed to investigate the charges of mix- appropriation of the funds of the Univ-r- sitv of Illinois by C.W.Spalding, treasurer of the university board and prosi- dent of the Globe Savings Bank, declares that ex-Governor Altgeld was a heavy borrower of the failed bank ; that he must have known of its insolvent condition when he recommended President Spalding for treasurer of the university board, and that II.B.Prentice, formerly in charge of the banking department of the State Auditor's office, was removed at Altgeld\u2019s request after having insisted on a rigid examination of the (lobe Savings Bank's affairs.The committee concludes that Mr.Spalding.with the Governor\u2019s aid, was elected treasurer of the university, \u2018very largely for the purpose of loaning large sums of money to the Governor and to persons connected with the bank, and even to persons who are members of the board of trustees cf the university.\u2019 Chicago, June 4\u2014John I.Aligeld, ex- Governor of Illinois.to-day d nied the charges brought against him in the report of the special committee of the State Senate on Wednesday, of which Senator Berry is chairman.The former governor entered into a detailed denial of the charges.and says :\u2014 So far as his report is concerned.it is not simply unfair but is absolutely untruthful.The testimony on which the report is based THE was shown to be untruthful.It is intended simply for political effect.2 \u2014 Mr.Henry Grant desires to say that although his place of business was on Beaver Hall when burglars stole his gocds in July, 1896, as mentionel in yesterday's Queen's Bench report, he is not there now, but at 2445 St.Catherine street.éme 5 28 igs heehee Anaad cane fa Reape Tn 7 STUNNED, BUT NOT FATALLY.MR.LEBLANC SAYS THAT THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY IS NOT DEAD.The Young Conservative Club held a demonstration at the Monument National last evening in honor of Mr.A.À.Mondeau's victory in Yamaska.Mr.W.Mount expressed the pleasure of the club at meeting Mr.Mondeau after his vietory.Mr.Mondeau in his reply gave some pointers as to organization, going over the chief phases of the late campaign.He stated that he was prepared to give fair play to the new government when his Conservative principles were not involved.The Hon.P.E.Leblanc said that the meeting was evidence of the fact that the Conservative party was not dead.They had lost, but the honor of the party was saved.Messrs.Joseph Loranger, Louis Loranger, Milton Mec- Donald, Arthur Cote, A.Germain and others also spoke.> TOOK TINCTURE OF IODINE.A dese of tincture of iodine swallowed by Mrs.Louis Babulle, she says by mistake, but there are rumors of family trouble, brought :he 2 tal ambulance to 330 Jacques Cartier street yesterday afternoon.The bottle which had contained the poison was found on the street, and the wine glass from which it had been taken was also hidden away.Emetics were administer- od io Mrs.Babulle at the hospital and to-day she is nearly recovered.SUICIDE OF A CROOK.\u2014 DEATH RATHER THAN IMPRISONMENT THE FUR ROBBERY MYSTERY SOLVED.Somo time ago a large quantity of valuable furs were consigned from Vancouver, B.C., to England.The gcods wer» brought to Mcntreal by the C.P.R., and on the road the car was broken into and over three thousand dollars\u2019 worth of furs stolen.The robbery appeared a mystery as the seal of the car was Intact on reaching Montreal.The case was placed in the hands of the Canadian Secret Service, and Superintendent McCaskill succeeded in arresting threa men named Jas.Hickey and Louis ard Jos.Pckorney, at Rat Portage, Ont., on May 6, as the parpetrators of the deed.Some of the missing furs were discovered in a store occupied by Ole Andersen, at Eagle River, Ont., but the latter was nowhere to be fcund.A search wus instituted but without avail, and it was surmised that he had committed suicide to escape conviction.This theory was confirmed on Sunday last when his remains were found in the river near his home.Hickey and the two Po- korneys were tried and found gullty of the offence, and the former was sentenced to the penitentiary for three years.Joseph Pokornéy got eighteen months In the Central Prison, and his brother Louis received a term ef twelve months.The three pris- eners were employed by the C.P.R., and each occupied a position of trust.It appears they split the seal of the car, opened the door end removed the furs.After this the car was resealed, and thus the robbery escaped tha notica of the men whose duty it was to examine the seal as the train passed the different stations on the way to Montreal.Much credit is due to Superintendent McCaskill for the manner in which he ran the thieves to earth.er 'NQUALIFIED STENOGRAPHERS.A petition, complaining of the present state of effairs with respect to*official stenographers, is being signed dy a number of lawyers and will be submitted to the members of the Council of the Bar at their rext regular meeting.The petitioners complain that in the recent appointmont by the Quebec Government of a regular staff of salaried stenographers were included the names of some who never passed the usual! examination before the Bar's special beard, and consequently are not officially recognized as being qualifed for the position.This is considered sn abuse and the members of the Bar ask that it be remedied at cnce.\u2014\u2014p\u2014 LUMPY JAW.The milk inspectors to-day reportea to Dr.Laberge, city medical health officer, that yesterday they had found two more animals at the abattoirs, suffering from lumpy jaw.The beasts wore from London.Ont.and were to be shipped to England.Both animals were confiscated, and Dr.Laberge this morning wrote the shippers to th eeffect that if any more of thelr animals arrived in this port suffering from this diseasa that their names would be at once handed to the press fcr publication.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 INTERESTING TO LESSEES.Judge Taschereau rendered an judgment yesterday in the cas> of Foster vs.the Chateauguay & Northern Railway Company.The plaintiff, a tenant of the Baylis farm, claimed $300 damages on account of loss, trouble and inconvenience caused by the ratlway crossing the property.The plea to the action was that the company having purchased the right of way from Mr.Baylis, the lessee could have no right of action agiinst them.This plea instanter was maintained, and the action was dismissed.\u2014 SENT TO THE REFORMATORY.Alphonse Mercier, a lad, who broke a plant on the dnorstep of Dr.J.O.Lachapelle, of Sherbrooke streci.was sent to the Refcrmatory Schoel for two years yesterday afterrocn by Recorder DeMontigny.Alphonse Girouard.his companion,was bound over in the sum of one hundrel and fifty dollars tn keep the peace, as he had a better reputation than young Mercier.\u2014\u2014 ODDFELLOWS DECORATION DAY To-morrow, Saturday, will be observed by the Independent Order of Oddfellowz, Baltimore Unity, of this city, as Decoration Day.The members of the Order will assemble at the Mount loyal Cemetery gates at 1.46 p.m., from whence they will proceed to decorate the graves of deceased members of ths order.Queen's Birthday was formerly recognized ns Decoration Day.\u2014__ STREET LEVEL CASE.Judge Mathieu rendered judgment yesterday in the case cf James McCrory vs.the city.The plaintiff clalmed $1,856 damages cn account of the level of Young streer having been changed in front of his property, and the Court allowed him $247.52.l EE EE a de Notre Dame Hospi- ADVERTISEMENTS.Phillips Purpose.AA) 4 Yi | 3 ë, | ; ; \\ selection.guess DISHES, Etc.lA UP ee J LL » sf 4 shal 2e ps 5 A oo van) DÉS LL A TA COLONIAL [JOUSE, EDDING And Other Gifts.A Floor Devoted to Goods Es-= pecially Appropriate for this The SILVERWARE, CUTLERY, LAMP DEPARTMENTS each furnish many sugg able Wedding Gifts, special pains having been taken in the Every care taken in Packing and Delivering.CANDLE STICKS in Dresden, Brass and Silver.FERN DISHES in Silver and Decorated China.CUT GLASS in all the Newest Patterns.FLOWER POTS, JARDINIERES, UMBRELLA STANDS, Etc.RICHLY DECORATED VASES of every description.CARVERS in Leather Cases, (guaranteed goods.) FISH SETS, GAME SETS, DESSERT SETS, Etc.Highly Decorated BISCUIT JARS, JEWEL CASES, BON BON New Lamp Globes and Shades.\u2018| HENRY MORGAN & CO, Montreal.Î % | f | | Ral oo Square.\u2019 y \u2014 a La wo ny BA =.\u2018à.ar a e e e e and CHINA estions for accept- Hé A A A ar el A 0002 Ne WGN \u2018 $a \u2014\u2014 ee ee Le -_ Pr a CSA NOTES AND NOTICES.A number of good second-hand upright and square pianos for the country and seaside at low prices, at C.YW.Lind say's, piano warerooms, 2366 St.Catherine street.7 THE FIRST THING TO DO IN BUYING CARPETS AND FURNITURE IS TO SELECT A RESPONSIBLE HOUSE.IF YOU DO THE GOODS YOU BUY WILL BE JUST AS REPRESENTED.AVOID AUCTION AND FORCED SALES.THE SECOND THING TO DO IS TO GO WHERE THERE IS A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE MODERN GOODS TO SELECT FROM\u2014A PLACE WHERE YOUR TASTE CAN BE SUITED.THE THIRD THING TO DO I8 TO GO TO A LARGE HOME FURNISHING HOUSE, WHERE YOU CAN GET FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES.CROCKERY, BTC., ETC., AT CASH PRICES, BUT ONLY HAVE TO PAY A LITTLE DOWN, THE BALANCE ON EASY, VERY EASY PAYMENTS.ALL THESE REQUIREMENTS WILL BE FOUND HERE.WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK AND GOOD ASSORTMENT OF BABY CARRIAGES.The American Wringer Co., Successor to METROPOLITAN Mra.Co, 1678 and 1680 Notre Dame Si, T.A EMMANS, Manager.be so headstrong I WOULDN ?as torefuse advice when offered in a WOULD YOU friendly spirit.Not show better jugment by investigating ?Ifright, follow it.It WILL BE RIGHT ir you arc advise: to use The COOK\u2019S FRIEND Baking Powder.CENTS FOR SALE.Apply st the \u201c WITNESS\" OFFICR = por OR SR TETE erat Ro SERA PES PEER SAR : wT PR A DAILY WITNESS.__ ADVERTISEMENTS.Itching, irritated, scaly, crusted Scalps, dry, thin, and falling Halr, cleansed, purified, and beaut!- fied by warm shampoos with CUTICURA Soap, and occasional dressings of CUTIOURA, purest of emollients, the greatest skin cures.(üticura Treatment will produce a clean, healthy scalp with luxuriant, lustrous hair, when all else fails.Rold throughout the world.PorTer DRUG AXD CHEM.CORP., Role Props., Boston.; or\" How to produce Luxuriant Hair,\" mailed free.SKINS ON FIRE \"%;\"Correons Rentores.= ALL HOTELS, BATHS and new route by Canadian Pacific Railway now in full operation at CALEDONIA SPRINGS.Send for Jubilee Guide.19 HENRY GRANT & SON, OPTICIANS, HAVE REMOVED TO 2445 St.Catherine st., (Near Drummond street), Telephone 5042.MONEY TO LEND At Low Rate of Interest and on favorable terms, on first-class property.SUN LIFE ASSURANCE 00.cLCsnads ARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.{ .MONEY TO LEND.CUSHING, DINTON & BARRON, © NOTARIES & COMMISSIONERS, 110 St.James Street.Auction Sales, AMERICAN & CANADIAN SEASIDE.(QEASIDE COTTAGES.No At Notre Dame du Portage, near River du Loup, on the I.C.R.; all furnished and wood and water supplied.Rents, $35, $40, $50 and $60 for the season.Apply to Mr.PHILLIPS, 1766 Notre Dame street.28 OWER COTTAGES on the Bluffs.Pequot and Pevacook avenues.One minute\u2019s walk to bathing beach.Will open June lst.For rooms and board, address S.IRWIN, Cottage City, Mass.P.O.Box 18.1 HE LOVEJOY AND ELM, BETHEL, MAINE, WILL BE OPEN JUNE lst, 1897.W.F.LOVEJOY & SONS.13 MOUNTAIN, LAKE AND RIVER SIDE 1,000 ISLANDS, *\u201cPOOLE'S NUMMER RESORT.\u201d Good boatirg and fishing; cool air and good treatm mt.Post-Office and Telephone in house.Terms moderate.Address ROBT.POOLE.Poole's Resort, Ont.BELMON T RETREAT, Quebec.Private Hospital opened since 1864 for the treatment of inebriates.Separate department for Ladies.DR.J.M.MACKAY, Prop., P.O.Box 173.EGGET\u2019S POINT, GRAND METIS, QUE, Extra accommodation this summer for Boarders.For particulars, apply to Mrs.LEGGE\" or DANIEL McGUGAN.UMMER RESIDENCES.Farm House, to accommodate a few choice boarders, rooms nicely furnished, situated on the bank of River St.Lawrence, good boating and fishing; electric cars running within two acres of the house; St Lawrence Park adjoining.Apply to Mrs.JOSEPH BUTLER, Cornwall, Ont.7 OUNTAIN VIEW.This Summer Resort, situated on the shores of Brome Lake, will be open the first of June; good board and accommodation guaranteed.Boats free to guests.Early train Monday morning to Montreal.For rates apply to A.KILBURN, Foster, Que.11 4 SQUAM HOUSE, SHEPARD MILL.J.C.BLAIR & SON, Managers.P.O.address, Holderness.NH.Also manarers of BLAIR'S HOUSE, Campton, N.H.P.O.address, Blair, N.H.Send for circulars.J.C BLAIR & BON, Proprietors, BAY VIEW HOUSE, CHUTE AU BLON- deau, Ont., three miles from Carillon.Ready for Summer Boarders.Good Boating and Fishing.Fresh air and good treatment.Terms moderate: special rates \u2018for families.Miss.J.T.BOA, Proprietor, can be seen from 2 to 6 p.m., Thursday and Friday, 3rd and 4th, at 263 St.Antoine street.After Thursday apply to above address.2 TO LET.AT HUDSON, QUE., Furnished House; also House on Belle View Farm; splendid locality.Address E.A.HODG- SON, Hudson P.O., Que.4 WANTED, A FEW SUMMER BOARDERS in Farm House tn\u2019 healthy locality, C.P.R.accommodation good.Apply to Mrs.DENT, Box 9, Cowansvilie, Que.2 TO LET.ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN.FINE country house, 5 bedrooms, furnished; ice and fuel; fine boating, and privilege of boat, 1% hour.from city.JOHN BUR- RELL, Real Estate Agent, 185 St.James street.22 Fraser Brothers, UCTION OF A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Choice Bedding and Ornamental Plants, Hanging Baskets, Stands, ete.for Messrs.W.BB.Davidson & Sons, Florists, At our Salesroom, No.453 and 455 St.James street On SATURDAY MORNING, 5th June.At TEN o'clock, : FRASER RROS., Auctioneers, GENERAL STOUK Comprising Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes and Groceries For Sale by PUBLIC AUCTION.In the Matter of The Late THOMAS STONG, In his lifetime of, and doing business in tie town of Lachute, P.Q We have received instructions to sell by PubHo Auction at the office of Mr.John MeD.Hains, 43 St.Sacrament street, Montreal, on Tuesday, June 8, 1897, at 11 o'clock a.m, The following assets of the above estate: Stock-in-trade, consisting of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, etc., amounting, as per inventory to .$1,242.45 Fixtures .+ a.cove ses sss eo «+ 60.95 $1,303.40 Terms\u2014Cash.Purchaser to deposit $100 at time of sale.Stock can be seen on the premises at Lachute.Inventory and all information can be obtained by application to the undersigned.JOHN McD.HAINS, For Estate.43 St.Sacrament street, Montreal.FRASER BROS.Auctioneers.STOCK OF GROCERIES FOR SALE BY PURLIC AUCTION.In the Matter cf The Late BERNARD TAYLOR, In his lifetime of, and doing business in the City of Montreal, P.Q We have received instructinos to sell by Public Auction at the office of Mr.John McD.Hains, 43 St.Sacrament streat, Montreal, en Tuesday, June 8, 1897, at 11 o'clock a.m, the following assets cf the above Estata.Stork in trade.consisting of Groceries, etr., amounting, as per inventory, (EE ie ee ae ee ee .8235.37 Terms\u2014Cash.Inventory can be seen and arrangements made to see stock by application to the undersigned.JOMN McD, HAINS, For Estate.43 St.Sacrament street, Montreal.FRASER BROS., Auctioneers.4 BE rt 0 SR CAE Na AS TO LET, ON WATER FRONT OF Lake St.Louis, pretty cottage, ten .rooms, water in house; seven minutes from station: any reasonable offer considered.Adress LAKE 10, \u2018Witness\u2019 Offtce.SUMMER BOARD\u2014ACCOMMODATION for a few boarders where no children are taken.App'y to M.A.ASTLE, Little Metis, P.Q.31 ADVERTISEMENTS.In the Matter of BERNARD TAYLOR, Of Point St.Charles, Montreal, Deceased, Parties having any claim against the above Estate are requested to file said claim with me at my office, 43 St.within thirty days from Sacrament street, Montreal, this date.June 4, 1897.JOHN McD.HAINS, Accountant.4 PRESCRIPTIONS! THE MEDICAL IXALL Colonial House, Phillips Square.The Dispensing of Prescriptions bas been a specialty of the Medical Hall since A.D.1888.Over G0 years reputation for Accuracy, Quality of Material, _ Neatness and Promptness.Our prices are as moderate as quality will allow.KENNETH CAMPBELL & CO.17 MANY_\u2014> GOOD PEOPLE Avoid Temperance Hotels because poorly managed.DM you ever Inspect our house?If not, do so, and compare it with others.That is all we ask.Turkish Bath Hotel, 140 to 144 ST.MONIQUE STREET.4 MARRIAGE LICENSES, ISSUED.TO LEND, \u2014 BY Jouy M.M.DUFF, ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSIONER 107 St.James st and 343 Prince Arthur st MONEY tins La SD SE ALN ADIRONDACKS.AKEVIEW HOUSE, In the Adirondacks.Capacity, 20 guests.N° rates address D.8.MERRILL, Merrill, N.Y.2 HE CASCADE, CASCADEVILLE, NEW YORK Elevation 2,045 feet; best of trout fishing in our own lakes; music, boating, tennis, bowling, etc.; telegraph and post-offica in house.Send for circular.S.F.WESTON, Manager.E.M.WESTON, A DIRONDACKS.THE BERKELEY, SARANAC LAKE, N.Y, Open all the year.All modern improvements, Send for Circular.J.A.DENISON, Proprietor.GEO.B.O'CONNELL, Manager.13 Proprietor.RJOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE.M = High Elevation.2,049 feet: good air, plea- tant lccation; terms reasonable.Apply Messrs.M.S.AMES & SON.North Elba, Essex Co., N.Y.DIRONDACKS.GRAND VIEW FARM.High and healthy elevation.Write for cir- culars.1.I.ARNOLD, Box 250.Keesville, N.Y.AKE PLACID.MRS.GREEN'S COTTAGE Iu the Adirondacks; pure afr; large rooms; gecd table; hot and cold water: bath and closets.A fine place for a summer holiday.+ _MRS.H.J.GREEN, Lake Placid, P.O.A PIRONDACKS, .SHADYSIDE JAY, ESSEX Co.N.Y.Large, alry rooms good board.No pul- morary cases desired.Best Montreal references.Address Miss DAY.2 THE ADIRONDACKS.Balsam Grove Cotinze, Lake Placid, N.Y Comfortably furnished rooms; good board; close to Mirror Lake.For particulars ap- rly to E.LENGFELD., M.D, Lake Placid P.OTHE ADIRONDACKS.The ¢ Elmwood,\u2019 Jay, Essex Co., N.Y.Fine scenery; pure, bracing air ; terms moderate.Illustrated circular on application.C.S.SWEENEY _ Proprietor.ADIRONDACKS, STEVENS HOUSE, LAKE PLACID, X.Y.Heart of the Adirondack Mountains, 2 063 feet above tide.The largest and finest hotel in this part of the region.Most beautifully located between Lake Placid and Mirror Lakes.Surrounded by moan*ains towering flve thousand three hundred feet high.Fine teunis courts, new golf links.baseball grounds and heautiful drives.Send for photographic circular.J.A.& G.A.STEVENS, Owners and Proprietors, Lake Placid, N.Y.DIRONDACKS, PINE GROVE COTTAGE, Jay Essex Co N.Y.Mlustrated Circulars nn application to proprietor CHAS.H.MORHOUS.11 LAWBONNY and COTTAGE KEESVILLE, N.Y.Kesson June 1 to Nov.1.Mountair scevery: beautiful drives: sanitary plumbing, hot and cold water; bath rooms.Apply for cisculer.E.A.JORDAN, OTEL DEL MONTE, SARANAC LAKE.N.Y.C.F.CARPENTER, Propristor.Three dollars per day.dry, Prop.13 ARANAC LAKE, Riverside Inn, in the Adirondacks For Terms and Circulars, address WALLACE MURRAY, Proprietor.13 Jo PGEWOOD INN.SARANAC LAKE, N.Y.NOW OPEN.Rates 12 to $17.50.For particulars, apply T.& W.DEWEY, Proprietors.13 AMERICAN & CANADIAN SEASIDE Lawson House, SOUTH HARPSWELL, MAINE.This well known Pleasure Resort will be open to guests on and after June 20, 1997.For particulars and terms apply to A.& H.M.WELCH.Proprietors, South Harpswell, Maine.OTTAWA HOUSE, Cushing's Island, TORTLAND HARBOR, ME.The finest loca:i n onthe New England coast.B.C.GIBSON.(COLUMBIA HOUSE, (\u2018ape Arundel KENNEBUNKPORT, MAINE, GEO.N.STEVENS, Proprictor.13 EASIDE HOUSE, Little Metis.This well-known Hotel will be open for visitors on the 15th of June.For particulars apply to WILLIAM ASTLE.Montreal House, OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Me.Situated directly on the Sea Wall.OPEN JUNE 15, 1897, For Circulars and Terms addrera Mrs.A.B.BLANCHARD, Old Orchard, Me.IGHGATE SPRINGS, VT.THE FRANKLIN HOUSE and COTTAGES, Open Junc to Ocioder.Twenty-eight years under the same management; bowling and Lawn Tennis and Bathing Houses, good fishing and boating.Send for circulars and prices.J.L.SCOTT, Proprietor.1 CF past ca PI errr J EE EEE che .di EE == el Aap in BR Lid > ES ARE NED a a Pali I ba seo 0 STL RO 6 FLOCKING TO LONDON.TEN CARS OF CHICAGO EXCURSIONISTS REACH TORONTO THIS MORNING EN ROUTE.Toronto, June 4\u2014A special train of ten cars of Chicago excursionists en route ler Englard to attend the Jubilee pass- 2d through here this morning and will an Irori Montreal to-morrow.THE BUFFALO CELEBRATION.Buffalo.N.Y., June 3\u2014The \u2018 Commer- mal\u201d this aîfternoen says, regarding the Queen's juvilee banquet, which will be held on the evening of June 22:\u2014* There is every indiertion that the forthcoming banquet in honor of the Queen's jubilee wili be one ol the grandest affairs of the {und ever held in Buffalo.The dinner committee hax completed arrangements with Mr.Alexander, manager of the 1IH- cott Club, and the menu will be one of the best ever got up in the city.The decorating committee is doing wonders in conjunction with Mr.Alexander, to deccrate the rocm, which will resemble an old baronial hall.The music com- nmittec 1s arranging for appropriate patriotic songs and the speakers will include seme of the hest known citizens.There 15 no doubt that the banquet will be very largely attended.not only by sons of Great Britain, vut by many Ameri- can-born citizens.\u201d London, Ont., June 3.\u2014ILondon proposes to commemorate the jubilee year bv the erection oi a hospital, to augment the city's equipment jor caring for the sick poor.À committee has the scheme in charze, and has printed its first list cf subscriptions, amounting to $5,238, St.John's, Nfld., Tune 3.\u2014Sir William \\Vhitewar, the Premier, and Mr.Marris, the Folicitor-(veneral, sailed for London to-day to revresent Newfoundland, the cidest British colony, at the Queen's ju- tilee celebration.Thev are also empowered hv the Cabinet to act as special | delegatcs tor the discussion with Mr.! Chamberlain, the Imperial Secretary of | State for the Colonies, of a number of Newfoundland questions having Imperial bearings, among them the question of the French shore rights, reciprocity with the United States, the enforcement of the Bait art and the fast line service.Halitax, June 3.\u2014Admiral Erskine has informed the jubilce committee that the flagship * Crescent\u2019 will be illuminated on the night of June 22.The illumination will he on a grand scale and the spectacle will be magnificent and will, it is said, Le on a special design to denote the Queen's jubilee.Kingston, Ont.June 4\u2014Lieut.-Col.Duff, brother-in-law of Sir Oliver Mowat, left for London, England, to-dav to attend as an oilicer with the cavalry eon- tirgent of the jubilee regiment.Lieut.Adams, R.lE., visiting his par ents at Portsmouth for seme wesks, left yesterday for Quebec en route for England, where he will witness the ceremonies before returning tH lis past in India.Quebec, June 4\u2014The North-\\Vest Mcunted Police Jubilee detachment arrived in town this morninz and are quartered in the Citadel.Macor-Gen- eral Gascoigne is inspecting the R.(.A.here to dav.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 CYCLONE IN NEW YORK STATE.Utica, N.Y., June 4\u2014A cyclonic storm swept over a territory about two miles long and a half-mile wide in the western central part of this county yesterday.Great damage was done by the wind, especially in the town of West More- land, where at least half a dozen barns were blown down and several houses are moved Iron their foundations.In one barn Mrs.Charles Cook took refuge witn her son, eight vears old.The barn feil in the storm and Mrs.Cook was instant- lv killed and the bor crushed so badly that he cannot live.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 THE TRANSVAAL ENQUIRY.ADDRESS OF COUNSEL BEGUN TO-DAY.London, June 4.\u2014The Parliamentary Cemmittee inquiring into the Transvaal, raid adjourned to-day, after hearing a statement of the parhamentary rRecretary for the Colonial office,the Earl of Selborne tv the effect that the Colomal Office had absolutely no hint of Dr.Jameson's plans, vhich statement was followed by brief speeches from counsel.GLENGARRY W.F.M.S.Cornwall, June 4.\u2014The fourtcenth annual meeting of the Glengarry Presby- terial of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society was held on Wednesday and Thursday in Knox Church.The president, Mrs.Alguire of Lunenburg, presiding.The first day was taken up largely with routine work.The reports were very satisfactory.Greetings were extended from the ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church through Mrs.Bruce and the Methodist Church through Mrs.IZ.H.Brown.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TO DECORATE THE GRAVE, Kingston, Ont., June 4.\u2014The Macdonald Club has made arrangements for decorating the grave of the late Sir John A.Macdonald on Sunday afternoon, June 8.Appropriate addresses will be made during the hour.Delegates bearing wreaths will be present from Macdonald clubs at Montreal, Ottawa, Cornwall, Gananoque, Kingston and several other places.Re SE giles RS SrA THE MONTREAL = \u2014\u2014 CHEAPER STEEL.AN AMERICAN SAID TO POSSESS A VALUABLE PROCESS FOR MANUFACTURING IT.Chicago, June 5.\u2014Frederick Hawkins of Detroit and T.Laphage, a mechanical engineer of London, Eng, who built every iron furnace in Birmingham, Ala, with the exception of four, are to demonstrate to an English syndicate that they can procure ingots from which steel is made at a cost of two-thirds of that now charged.T.ephage said last night that he had already made the experiment twice at Birmingham and only came to Chicago at the invitation of Messrs.Greene Bros, who are the financial agents in this city of an English syndicate of which A.F.Bowen of London is at the head.Bowen is now en route for the United States where it is said he will immediately let eontracts for more than twenty of the biggest factories in the country.It was said here last night that the Illinois Steel Company has offered Hawkins the immense sum of $60,- 000,000 for his patent and that the offer was promptly refused.It is positively krown that Hawkins has refused $500, 000 for an eighth interest ip the plant that is to be constructed in Chicago.FARMING OUTLOOK IN MANITOBA Ottawa, June 4\u2014Mr.S.A.Bedford, superintendent of the Experimental Farm in Brandon, Man., 1s at present on a visit to the Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa.Mr.Bedford is spending a week with the director, Dr.Wm.Saunders, inquiring into the progress of experimental work here.He has not been in Ottawa for the past five years, and is | much pleased with the improvements | which have been made at the Central Farm during that time.He gave evi- CORN FED PORK.LONDON AND INGERSOLL FIRMS CONTRADICT TORONTO PORK PACKERS.\u2014 Ottawa, June 4.\u2014In the Agricultural Committee this morning, a letter was read by the secretary from Messrs.Wm.Davies & Company, pork packers, Toronto, protesting against the practice of Canadian pork raisers supplementing the whey of cheese factories as feed for hogs by corn.Mr.Cargill read letters from Ingersoll and London pork packers denying the statement made by some members of the committee at the last meet- : ing, that these firms purchased corn-fed | hogs.They do not buy corn-fed hogs because they believed they would not do for export.It would be a fatal step to feed corn.A warm discussion took place on a motion of Dr.Sproule\u2019s, to incorporate Mr.Davies's letter in the minutes, but was finally agreed to.In their letter to Mr.Cargill, the Canadian Pork Packing Company of London said they had no objection to corn being imported duty free, as it was a good feed for cattle, horses and other farm stock, but it should not be fed to hogs.1t would spoil the reputation of Canadian bacon, which was superior to American.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A HEAVY PASSENGER LIST.The \u2018 Vancouver\u2019 will probably have the largest passerger list when she leaves port to-morrow morning on record.In addition to those who, in any event, would be crossing at this season .of the dence to-day before the House Committee on Agriculture.Mr.Bedford says that | the area of land under crop this y-ar in , Manitoba is considerably larger than in | any previous season, and that at the tim» he left the grain was well up and looking very healthy.An unusual quantity of land has been purchased during the past season by farmers for their own use and for that of their sons.A large number of settlars have come into the province during the present season, and the agricultural prospects of this part of the country were never brighter.Both the dairv and stock industries are making rapid progress, and with a favorable \u2018on this account.year, there are a large number of Canadians from all parts of the country who desire to witness in the Mother Country the unique celebratiris connected with the Queen's Jubilee.Of these not a few have come all the way from British Columbia, and are stopping at the Windsor Hotel.They are people of means who have either settled in the gold-pro- ducing prevince, or have been out there upon pleasure.The incoming trains on the C.P.R.from the ccast have, during the past few daye, been unusually heavy Both at the stations and the hotels there is unwonted excitement, and the chief preoccupation is the season the outlook in Manitoba is a very ' Jubilee and the getting away in time to encouraging onc¢ for the farming community.\u2014\u2014\u2014 >.ONTARIO CAMPAIGN.BIG GUNS TO BE HEARD FIRST IN GLENGARRY COUNTY.sce the pagcants in connection therewith.\u2014_\u2014 em GALICIANS SENT BACK.A party of Galicians arrived this morning from Winnipeg on their way home.The Manitoba Goveinment, it seems, re fused to receive them, on the ground, first, that they were paupers; second, that the men of the party were not disposed to settle down upon the land \u2018and Toronto, June 4\u2014Mr.Hardy and the Hon.Messrs.Dryden and Harcourt will, Legin the provincial campaign by speaking at Lancaster on June 15, Alexandria, | June 16, and Pembroke, June 17.\u2014\u2014_\u2014\u2014 DFEBARRY AFTFR CHINAMEN.Buffalo, N.Y.June 4.\u2014A policeman,| Teckwith, of the Franklin Street Sta-\u2019 tion, arrested two Chinamen at the Frie Railway Station about eleven o'clock last night, and they will be held for investigation by Mr.DeBarry, famigra-! tien inspector.It is believed by tha! police that the Chinamen were smuggled acrcss the river from Canada into the United States.They were seen to come up frem the foot of Genesee street accompanied by a young woman dressed in a gray bicycle dress and wearing a white veil.She male a tour of the hack streets and finally brought them out at the Ere Station.The woman left them and was lost sight of.They were arrested and brought to the Franklin Street Station and placed in a cell.They gave the names of Ah Hop and Ah Wong.\u2014 .\u2014 UNDER THE BANNER OF ST.GEORGE.THE CANADIAN ORDER OF FORESTERS WILL MARCH IN JUBILEE PARADE.The adjourned meet'ng of the Jubilee committee oi the Canadian Order of Foresters was heid last night, District Deputy High Chief Ranger W.8.Walker in the chair.A sub-committee cag- posed of Brothers McClurg, Bouchard and Theriault was appointed to procure suitable badges.Should the necessary grant be provided the meeting decided that the order identify itself with the section marshalled by St.George's Society.The place of meeting will be the corner of Fortification lane and St.Lambert Hill at eight o'clock on the mo-n- ing of the procession.+ POSTAL DELEGATES ON A JAUNT.Washington, June 4.\u2014A special train oi mine finely appointed Pullman cars left here at nine o'clock this morning cver the Pennsylvania Railway, carrving the Universal Postal Congress on its trip about the country.About one hundred and forty persons were aboard, comprising most of the delegates from the for- eigr countries, the United States dele.\u2019 gates and postal officials including Assistant Postmasters-General Heath and Shallenberger, together with the ladies of the party.eens SENTENCED FOR ARSON.Goderich, Ont., June 4.\u2014Elizaheth make themselves and their families self supporting.They were taken to the immigrant sheds under the station yard, and there, on the bare benches, they lay down to sleep.The bare feet of the women, and the sheepskin garments of both sexes (the wool worn next the skin) provoked the curiosity of an idle crowd.It is only fair to say -of the people of this race that, for the most part, they are willing to work, being frugal in their habits, and having, generally, when they land, some small meuns to tide them over till they get settled.THE MERCY OF THE COURT.TWO PRISONERS LIBERATED ON SUSPENDED SENTENCE.Yesterday afternoon in the Court of Queen's Bench the jury found Thomas Hanley guilty of receiving stolen goods, with a strong recommendation to the mercy of the Court.Chief Justice Sir Alexander Laccste in his address severc- ly reproved the prisoner, but he took into consideration the recommendation, as well as the good character given by several witnesses to the prisoner, and hb- erated him under susnended sentence, provided that he gave personal security of two hundred dollars and tvo others of one hundred each to keep the peace for two years.Ernest Cyr, who also received part of Benton's stolen jewellery, was arraigned on the same charge as Hanley and the case was similarly disposed of.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 (AN UNKNOWN'S TERRIBLE DEATH Word was received at the city morgue at ten o'clock last night that the remains of an unknown man had been found lying on the C.P.R.track at Outre- mont.The remains were badly mutii- ated, the body, head and hands being found in different places.They were these of a dark complexioned man of middle age.The body avaits identili- cation at the morgue.BRYAN AND THE BAR.A special meeting of the Council of the Bar was held this morning to consider the question of entertaining Mr.W.Jennings Bryan during his visit to this city.It was decided that the members of the profession would make no official demonstration, as the distinguished visitor comes here more in the character of a politician than a lawyer.\u2014 WILL SEND A WAR-SHIP.The Mayor this morning received a letter from Admiral Erskine saying that he regretted very much that circumstances would prevent his coming to Doyle, found guilty of arson, was sen-| Montreal during the jubilee festivities, tenced to-day by Judge Massen to three but that H.M.S.\u2018 Talbot,\u201d in command years at hard labor penitentiary.Hem A tel sg sabe, SEE - TI Oe TT pr OM SIREN TY dan in the Kingston ! of Captain E.H.Gamble, would be in Montrea! during jubilee week.PAC acte TR ROR PEN TRAE Ra VaR TR A en XB CRD [ 1 DAILY WITNESS.MR.O.M.AUGE VERY ILL.Mr.O.M.Augé, ex-M.P.P.for St.James Division, who has been in very delicate health for many months past, is now dangerously ill and received the last rites of the Church last evening.\u2014_\u2014 THE LATE CAPTAIN BRETON.Coroner McMahon held an enquiry this morning into the drowning of Captain Breton in the Lachine canal on May 24, the widow suspecting foul play.All the facts indicated accidental drowning, and the jury so found.\u2014\u2014\u2014 A PRESENTATION.Yesterday, Mr.Walter A.McCormick was made the recipient of a handsome marble clock from his employers, Messrs.Bramley & Robinson, and a magnificent onyx lamp from his fellow-employees, on the occasion of his marriage.CITY ITEMS.Messrs.E.C.Lloyd, C.S.Marks, M.J.K.Osborne, and D.J.Murphy of the Winnipeg Rowing Club, who are to take part in the Henley Regatta, which comes off on July 1, are stopping over at the Windsor Hotel, on their way across.They are manly, well set-up, and modest, and look as i! they might render a good account of themselves, A THREATENING FIRE.SUDDEN OUTBREAK IN RENAUD, KING & PATTERSON'S FURNITURE STORE.Men working on the top story of Messrs.Renaud, King & Patterson's fur niture establishment, 652 Craig street, at twenty-five minutes to three this afternoon caught a sudden glimpse of tire inside the large box containing shavings, tow, etc., and almost before they reaiiz- ed what was happenng the \u201clames had burst through, sending the dozen employees hurrving from the building, scme without their coats.The fir» presenting a most threatening | appearance, a general alarm was turned in.A large crowd soon blocked the sur- : rounding streets.Tongues of flame shot frem the upper back windows into Fortification lane, and that portion of the roof was reduced in a few moments to : glowing coais.A high wind prevailing, \u2018 fears were entertained that th: buid ng would be completely gutted, in which event it would also fare il with the firms on either side, Messrs.J.Forman, hardware and chemical agent, and John: Date, plumber.The firemen, however, got ty work like beavers, cutting wires, running up lad- .ders and pouring on water, and when : the light material: immediately surrounding the outbreak had been consumed, the fire was found to be in hand.An em-: ployee stated that a fire had broken out : in a similar manner about this time last year, when spontaneous combustion was : given as the cause.The elevated rail sections, which allow a car to run over hcsz laid across the street, were in use on St.James street, and their working interested the crowd after the fire had lost its attrac ion.\u2014 THE PAPAL DELEGATE.MGR.MERRY DEL VAL LEAVES OITAWA FOR WINNHIPEG.Ottawa, June 4\u2014Mgr.Merry del Val left for St.Boniface, Man, at two o'clock yesterday afternoon.He was accompanied by his private secretary, the Rev.Father Tampierri, and valet.A special car was sent from Montreal by the C.I\u2019.R.to convey him on his journey acrcss the continent.It 1s likely that he will remain in Manitoba until June 17 or thereabout, and then return to Ottawa, whence he will proceed directly home to Rome.During his stay in the North-West his time will be wholly occupied in completing his mission and on this score he has already had to refuse several invitations to be present at various places.Among those was one from the church authorities at Prince Albert asking him to witness on June 17 the consecration of the new coadjutor bishop of that place.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ATTEMPT TO ASSAULT JMR.LABOUCHERE.London, June 4.\u2014While Mr.Henry Labouchere, the editor of \u2018Truth,\u2019 and member of Parliament for Northampton, was on his way from his residence to the House of Commons to-day, a young man accosted him and attempted to assault the editor with a horsewhip.It developed that the assailant was the son of the Rev.George Brooks, otherwise known as the \u2018 Prince of Begging Letter-VWriters,\u201d whose doings were exposed in the columns of \u2018Truth\u2019 Brooks, who was formerly a Methodist minister, is said to have obtained the sum of £40,000 within a period of five vears by sending begging letters to Cabinet Ministers, dukes, archbishops, directors of the Bank of England, generals, admirals and Mr.Willam Waldorf Astor.recat FRENCH CABINET CRISIS.London, June 4.\u2014A special despatch from Paris says rumors are current at the French capital of serious dissension in the Meline Cabinet and that its reconstruction is probable.me em CAPTURED THE OAKS STAKES.London, June 4.\u2014At the fourth day's racing of the lipsom Summer Meeting, to-day, Mr.T.Jenning's chestnut filly Limasol won the Oaks stakes of 4,500 Stocks Sollers Buyers par 2109 per $100 Canadian Pacific.Creve.6115, 61 do do.Land Bonds.een oe.Duluth 8.8.& Atlantic.seenee 4 2% Do.do.ref.Cees 10 5 Grand Trunk lst Pref.Cees eee Do.do.20d Pref.cee Cea CommercialCable .17314 17 Montieal Tolesrapa AR 170 167%, Richelieu & Ont.Nav.Co.© 94 92 Montreal St.Railway Co.\u2026.211 210% Montreal Street Rai.way (New).205 204 Montreal Street itailway Rights.CL : Montrealas CO.000000 00000000 136 185% hell Telephone Co.singin nes 17 166 0.do bonds.NTU _ 110 Royal Electric.eres 149 13:44 Bank of Montreal.235 229 OntarioBank.83 8044 : Bank of Britisn Nerth America.ce 111 La Banquedn Peuple.oe ee.Molsons Bank.00000u000s 195 185 Bankof Toronto.000000e 25 226 La Banque Jacques C'Arcicr.2.ve Merchants Bank.175 172% Do.do.of Halifax.175 167% Eastern Townships Bank.AR 152 QuobecBank.0\u20260\u2026.002 2000000 0u0e LL 12) La Banqué Nationale.Co Union Bank.coiiiininnn J 100 ( anadian Bank of Commerce.1274 124 T a Banque Ville Marie.Te .100 70 Hochelags Bank.1-3 1322 , Canada Paper.\u2026 Merchant'a Manufacturing Co.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.ee.115 .Dominion Cotton MillsCo.75 70 Do.do.Bonds.vein eo Loan and Mortgage Co.135.1.0 Toronto Street Railway.78g 78%, Postal.RS ce.eee Halifax Tram.ccoeeviiineniieinnas 93 95 do do Bonds.- ee.Heat & Light.ooooiiiiii int, 49'3 43 sovereigns.LOCAL STOCKS.CANADIAN PACIFIC UP, MONTREAL STREET RAILWAY DOWN\u2014A STRONG MARKET.WITNESS OFFICE, June 4, 1897.} On the local stock exchange this morning the market continued strong, Canadian Pacific advanced with sales to 61%; Tel:graph sold freely at 168, and Montreal Street Railway scld fractionally lower.London, June 4.\u2014Although to-morrow is not a holiday here there will be very little business done in flnancial and commercial circles.Mcnday will be observed as a general holiday.New York, June 4.\u2014Heidelbach, Ieckel- FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1897.- St.Louis, June 4\u2014Closing\u201483c Jure July, 68lec bid Sept.T05:c bid Der New York, June 4.\u2014Closing\u2014Tiise Jyzq 73%c July, 69%c Sept.Tl!4c Dec.- Hig TORONTO PROVISION MARKET, Toronto, June 4.\u2014Market quiet, Tiaur dull; prices generally unchanged: Streigh rollers quoted at $3.45.Bran quiét quotrà at $8 to $8.50 west and shorts 2.50 (4 31 Wheat dull and unsettled; sales «f red wee.ter and white made at 69c high freign:s ard red winter sold at 68c.Manitoba wheat a 72c afloat Fort William: it is quoted ut Tha to 77c Midland, and No.2 hard at Tic 10 tig Midland.Buckwheat demand limited; prices nominal.Barley quiet, limited demard No.1 is quoted at 3%: No.2 at 25e.aud No.3 extra at 23c to 24c.Feed baciey froid at 2lc to 22c.Oats quiet; prices unchanged sales of white at 20c west and inixed Et 196 Peas steady, purchases outside ut 3%¢ 10 3% north and west.Oatmeal quiet, prices steady at $2.80 to $2.90 fo rcar lots.Cor quiet, prices steady; cars quoted at 2.\" heimer & Cc., will ship $500,000 in gold to Europe by to-morrow\u2019s steamer.Tho rales at the morning\u2019 board were as folows\u201475 Canadian Pacific Railway at 6044 35 at 6044, 225 at 604, 50 at 60%, 50 at 61, 75 at 6114, 219 Montreal Street Railway at 211, 102 Telegraph at 168, 25 Halifax St.Railway at £3, 10 Bank of Montreal at 230, to 23c weet.Rye quiet, prices unchang-g, cur lots quoted at lic to 33c outside, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 ON TRIAL FOR \u2018 TELEGRAPHING SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINBT A CABMAN, In the Police Coyrt late esterday eller noon the case of John Me erness, a cab- man, of 26 Albert street, accused of pore 25 Hochelaga Bank at 132%, 1 Colored Cotton at 40.The afternoon sales were: 275 Can.Pac.at 6115, 100 at 61, 25 at 6114, 60 Cable at 173, 125 Gas at 18516, 50 at 18534.50 Montreal Street Railway at 211, 25 Toronto Street Railway at 78%, 75 at 78y%, 150 at 78%, 10 heat and Light at 48; Bank of British North America at 11014.\u2019 Reported by Messrs.Nichols & Marler Between Banks Buyers.Sellers.Counter.Xew York Funds.1-32 dis.par.1-16 to 14 prem.Sterling, 60 days.9% 95-16 935 to 9% Sterling, demand.9, as, 9% Lo 9% Sterling Cables.%4 9111-16 974 to 10 Reported by Messrs Nichols & Marler, Btock Brokers, Corner Notre Dame and 8t.Francois Xavier street Intercolonial Coa'.Do.Pref.Sock North-West Land.Canada 8hipping Co.Champlain and 8t.Latrrence Boads.Montreal Coiton xd.,.Can.Col.Cot.Mills Co.do.do Bonds.12644 123 do do Bonds.93 7 NEW YORK 8TOCK LIST.(Furnished by J.R.Meeker), Opening and Closing Prices\u201410 a.m.anl3 p.m.Atchison.vieaieeeiriieeinnieianns 1134 113 Can.Southern.\u2026.5.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026scscc unes 484 48,4 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy.Tx54 784 Del.& Hudson.\u2026.000000ees scans: 10t 1047 Del.Lack & West.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0205 0000 .\u2026 Co Louis.& Nash.\u2026.\u2026.0sousececc eue e 47% 47% Lakc Shorn.2000000see se se senc ee 1685 J\u20ac9 Mannaitan Consolidated.\u2026\u2026\u2026.83's 85'y Migsouri Pacific.\u2026.00000000 000000 15% 15 Nor.Pacific.\u2026\u2026.\u2026000en scene esse Co cere Nor.Pac.pld.\u2026.\u2026.\u20260000eue crane esse 38)3 383, New Jersey Central.coool, 7344, 13% Nor.WeBL.ouvir iin rinanannsn 103% NY.Central.ooorre ins iiinerrrinnas 1.044 100% Omaha, Common.ecvveveeueeniiiaas 31% 58% Pacific Mail.PEER 2674 25% Reading, Philadelphia.1944 204 Rock Island.Chico.& Pac.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.67% 684 United Bates Leathar.Cee .\u2026 81.Paul, Chico.& Min.puce AR Bt.Paul, Minu.& Man.T6% 7744 Texas Pacific.\u2026.000000 00e se ses a a000e ive .\u2026\u2026.Union Pacific.00210200 0e nas oc eu 7 Tig Wabash Com.\u2026.\u2026\u20260020es us encens 00e ves cea Wabash pfd.02005+00 1e nana snne .14 137% Westorn Union Tel.\u2026.0.\u2026.79% 724 Bugar.00000 rares see e en ra nes seen cn ee lesz 117 Lead.covvevnvnnen vessee succes vous 254 26% Gas, Chicago\u2026.\u2026.000 encens con\u201d 857s 86% Gen.Elecrtic.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0.000.000 esse s eue 31 319s ATHY 010) oY 10% 1023 CHICAGO MARKETS.\u2014_\u2014 CEREALS AND PROVISIONS LOWER.In Chicago this morning the market opened weaker and further declined, closing 1 cent lower than yesterday at 67% June, and 64c July, 3% to % of a cent lower at 64c Sept., and 3 of a cent lower at 66%c Dec.Corn, cats and provisions closed lower.CHICAGO MARKETS.The following table shows the range of prices in Chicago to-day, and the olosing quotations as compared with those of yesterday:\u2014 ., Yesterday's To-day's Close.Open.High.Low.Close.Wheat\u2014 _ _ _ July 6514 6758 61% 67 GT44 Sent.V458 6414 64% 53% 64 Dee.6713 663g 6635 Gta 66% Corn- July 248 24% 2414 34 23% Sept.25% 25'9 25% 244 26% Qata\u2014 ; ; July 154 18% 181% 1734 177% Sept.181% 18 18 17% 17% Pork\u2014 oe - July 7.85 LUE 1.77 7.65 7.50 Sept 7.90 7.80 7.80 7.70 1.75 iuard\u2014 - July 3.57 3.57 3.57 3.55 3.52 Sept.3.07 3.67 3.67 3.62 3.62 Short ribs\u2014 July 1.27 4.25 4.25 4.20 4.22 Sept.4.32 4.30 4.32 4.25 4.25 Milwaukee, June 4\u2014Clcsing\u2014oÿ:,c cash, 6713e Julr.Duluth.June 4.\u2014Closing\u2014No.1 hard.711, cash; Ne, 1 Northern, 70e July, 64c Sept.Toledo.June 4.\u2014Closing\u201416!2c Juue, 6974c sonation and perjury in connection with the recent provincial elections, came up for preliminary investigation.He had been arrested on the information of Mr.Hebry H.Curtiss, druggist, of St.Catherine street who was officiating as deputy returning officer at Poll No.22, Bieury street, in the St.Lawrenca Division.The defendant Was charged with perjury and telegraphing the vote of Francis Wanless, a caretaker, and according to the official lists, sald to be residing at 6684 Sherbrooke street, Mr, Curtiss testified in the Police Court this morning that the accused entered the po)\u2019 ing station and gave his name as Fr\" Wanless.Ase wilness knew Wanlesg * dead he asked him to take an oath ty was Wanless In reality.McKerr pn.potwithstanding the protest-'\u2018, 107 turning officer, Mr.Walk Ju Ila were sent for and McKerness ar v and Lafontaine, the presiding magist wha the case en delibere.\u2014\u2014 WIN THEIR POINT.Judge Loranger rendered judgment this Morning in the case of the Bale des Chg.leurs Rallway Compé#ay vs.Henry McFer- lane et al, and Alex.Riddell apd Thos.Watson, mis en cause.It will be Temem- bered that some time ago a judgment of thy Court granted the company possession of their rolling stock, and the allegation pow is that Messrs.Riddell and Watson, as curators, have been {nterfering with and troubling said company in their peaceful possession so ordered.Hence the present petition to secure sure peaceful possession and to obtain a rule nisi against the mis en cause.By Its judgment this morning the Court ordered that the company ehould not be troubled, and as regards the rules nis! the mis en cause were summoned to appear on June 10 and show cause why thev should not be condemned for contempt of ourt.\u2014> COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.At the opening of the Court of Queen's Bench this morning Mr.St.Jean, Q.C., vn tehalf of his client Edward H.Hora»r.a- cused of conspiracy with intent to defrau-.asked that a day be fixed for his trial during the presen{ term.Mr.R.A.E.Greenshjelds refused the application, but Chief Justice Sir Alexander Lacoste ordered that Horner should be ar lowed personal ball.The motion of Mr.A.E.Poirier, for ths acquittal of Florida Dion,accused of attemp- ed child murder.was refused, and the ouug woman was placed in the dock to stand trial.Several witnesses were examined, and the Court adjourned at one o'clock.-\u2014 cee GROCERY STORE ROBBED.Last night a grocery store occupied by A.T.Clement, at the corner of Rachel street and Laval avenue, was broken ino by burglars, and thirty bottles of liquor stolen.As Constable Reymond was passing along Laval avenue be noticed four suspicious looking men with their arms full of bottles, so he gave chase and caught ene.The others turned round on the officer and endeavored to rescue their companion.Raymond called a citizen to his assistance whereupon the trio made off.When arrezigned before Mr.Lafontaine, the Police Magistrate, this morning, the prisoner gave his name as Holmes, and pleaded not guilty.He was remanded, pending the arrest of his companions _\u2014\u2014 TRAMP BURGLARS ROBBERIES REPORTED IN ONTARIO AND QUEBEC.A report coming from St, Hubert, in Chambly County, says that last night burglars effected an entrapoe into the Charron Hotel at that place and the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars was stolén from the cash drawer.The affair is causing much commotion and it is supposed to be the work of tramp burglars.Chief Detective Carpenter has received intimation that tramp burglars are at work in the Province ct Ontario.nly two mights ago a bank in a small town in the vicinity of Toronto was robbed of a considerable sum of money, \u2014\u2014>\u201d_ ACTIONS AGAINST JUNK MEN, Chief Detective Carpenter has already entered eighteen actions against Becond- hand stove dealers for neglecting to keer 4 proper register of the purchases or sales made by them.He has also instituted two actions against persons for carrying on 8 junk store business without a license \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BUTCHERS AGAIN IN TROUBLE, The city authorities have commenced War on the butchers who are keepers of privet stalls, and who have neglected to pay thelr license due in May 1 last.Already fifty four actions have been entered in tbe Ke order's Court by the meat inspectors.ve A FLOODED CELLAR.In a case of H.C.Gregoire vs.the city the plaintiff claimed $300 damages on 8&C- count of the flooding of his cellar, 8nd Judge Loranger this morping granted him $200.pe BRITISH PARLIAMENT ADJOURNS London.June 4.\u2014The House of Com mons adjourned until June 17 to-day, after the Workmen's Compensation Fer Injuries bill had been passed through the committee stage.\u2014p\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018HEZEKIAH HAYSEED\u2019 DEAD.A0 Kingston, Ont, June 4\u2014At noon D liam Craig, ¢ Hezekiah Hayseed.dvi ped dead in the yard at the >t.Las rence liniecl.He was a well.know n wit er, eminently clever and versatue.His forte was cemie sketches in Canadian ve nacular.He graduated à BA ® July, 6774c Sept.PE | Queen's in 1838. EE ry ed, ER REY AR A EER fr FripAY, JUNE 4, 1897.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.y - : : COMMERCIAL TRADE IN CANADA.erlek, insta owe: \u201cWe Brann pare man, COURT: OF REVIEW.- Employment Wanted.Situations Vacant.ne, erick, inside ome, .acK, B ast.Th J h C t of Review ve - pS \u2014_\u2014\u2014 \u2014 J ° T , , J 3\u2014R.C.Dun & e June term of the Cour \u2014 ï \u2014 Co.'s \u2018weekly \u2018statement of trade in Canada| James Murphy.captain.opened yesterday with Judges Jette, Gill Lawng KEPT FOR SEASON; TURFING WANTED, A SMART GIRL TO WORK IN 8814 says: Reports from all parts of the Mont- - .and Archibald, on the Bench.\u2018Jobbing promptly attended to.Address, Kitchen where another girl is kept.Ap- WITNESS OFFIOB, } real district, as well as from the Province YACHTING.| GARD NER, firet flat, 380 Elm a enue, ply after 7 p.m., 168 Mansfield street.4 \u2018uaa.none 4, .of Quebec generally, indicate a continu Mr.Arthur Abbott's yacht the \u2018Folly,\u2019 estmcunt.; i WHOLESALE PRICES of cold, backward weather conditions The was launched at Dorval on Thursday, aod Bargains.+ YA RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTED, A GENERAL SERVANT WHO \u201c : r i m ons are reported well-| wag f Two NTED, BY A .; , - Cable advices to the Board of Trade this Does n Some sections heavy trafic owing Mountains by abonner the Lake o FOR SALE\u2014A HANDSOME LIBRARY ANTED, a as Housemaid, willing to go ence required.Apply 294 Peel street.4 follows: London, June 4, to the continued rains of the past severd À 20-footer, built for the Rev.H.Kitt- y CS A axe Mahogany:| to the seaside; references.Address, .Tou morning are as follows: , | weeks; from the same cause little Pring son \u201cwas successfully launched yesterday.riting Desk, English make, Manogany:| HOUSEMAID, 18, \u2018Witness\u2019 Offico.8 CANADIAN JUBILEE GILT MEDAL, con- ight 1397: \u2014Cargoes Off coast, wheat quiet and} gory ha.heen accomplished on low-1y1o% She was christened the \u2018Millie.\u2019 Efforts Ce.Sen be seen at EF.JONES Ur, \u2014 HOTABLE W taining highly finished Portrait ot Hor Ma- ot 5j tsady; malze nothing doing.cargoes on lands, and in the case of potatoes a are being made to get her ready for the \u2019 WANTED, BY A RESPE 7 oman, esty and motto of our nation [ oa 3 sage wheat quiet.maize, rather firmer.deal of replanting will probably po, De Ross races on Saturday.FOR SA E APRONS.5c : work of any kind by the day.Apply at during her reign.Nothing to equal it Good win- 5 FETE heat partially F#TY- In some districts a good dea the Mr.Cuthbert, of Toronto, will agaln race SALE, WHITE LAC NS, be ; 54 Chenneville street.3 8 go en cents for : jp e.; 8 and à Erglish country markets, wheat D Y grass has been winter-killed owing to Mr.Abbott's \u2018Lalage\u2019 on Saturday.Frilling, 2e; Fancy Braid Trimmings, 15c wanted everywhere.\u2019 Special rates to Lt at 4 \u201c1 cheaper.Liverpool spot wheat steady; light snowfall of last winter, but on the| A special race for 20-footers was held at dozen; Cream Net, Be; Velvet Ribbons, WANTED, POSITION AS NURSE TO ONE schools, societies, lodges, etc.Boys and 5e - oN whole indications at present are favorable! New Rochelle on Monday by the Corinthian Be, 10e, 15c piece; Colored Silk Lace.Be, or two children, with family going to girls! now is your chance to earn a little .BC sot maize firmer; No.1 standard Cala.p ail y by 2 ; , , y > DONALDSO > 130 Hot beat Gs 4d to 6s 5d: mixed American for an average crop of hay.It can readily oat.The Asthore\u2019 and anew were the porn 250; Sponges, Je, 3 tor Bo; Ladjes seaside for the summer.Address to 8 money.st THE BAILEY DONA D oN sro0° wheat, ' be imgined that the above somew 5\u201d only two entered.eo \u2018Asthore\u2019 won the r ests, 10c; - .Greene avenue._Co,, ., À .a ot maize, 2s 7%d, new.Minneapolis first couraging conditions have their effect IN |race, which was sailed in a night breeze ROWELL'S GHNERAL BAZAAR, 3 Cy- - and sakers® flour 20s Cd country demand for merchandise, and the] py four minutes and thirty seconds.The press, opposite Windsor Hotel Hall.4 WANTED, BY A POOR WOMAN, WASH- NOTICE.\u2014WANTED, FOR THE ENSUING sold PS heat jet July, Bs 84d; Sept general trade movement has not undergor prize was a silver cup given by Vice-Com- \u2018ing and Ironing, at her own home; 25c Scholastic year, a Teacher for the Ele- god: _ Futures, wheat quiet, y oH og any material improvement during the past imoqore Miller.FOR SALE, CARPET RECLINING CHAIR.per dogen; clothes called for and deliv- mentary Department of the Model School oc.5s 7Tizd: Dec, 58 Sd; malze quiet, June, 2s) veek.Theo dry goods trade naturally suf- \u2014___ Having been slightly used.Apply 733| ered 56 Prince street.2 in Levis.Apply to the undersigned.GEO., 39¢ Tad July Ds Bd AEs A Sl Seni: fers most from the unseasonable weathor, FOOTBALL St.Denis street.3 ed 30] ADDIE, See-Treas.Prot Diss.Schools, ; 5 £d.aris wheat, ne.23.19; » æ.40, e- - y evis, Que 4 lees four, Jure, 4:69; July, 46.40.French coun.28d the effects are seen ln a lessened \u201c© | At à committee mseting of the Point St.NTING WANTED, WASHING OR HOUSECLEAN- q ora y merkots, steady.mand, and some falling oF 'n night the FOR SALE, AN AMATEUR PRINTI ing by the day.Apply 28 Latour street.2: try merkots, steady.General payments are characterized by more Charles Football Club held last night the! Press, in good condition.Address PRESS § by the cay.2 WANTED, APPRENTICE FOR DISPEN- ze In Detroit wheat opened at 76}pc June, p il very few following were chosen to represent them TS er\u2019 * 9 Royal Victoria Hospital 1 ged 7% 6814c Sept or less slowness, but failures are i- on Saturday next against the Metropolitans Witness\u2019 Office.sary oye ctor ospital.Apply to \"TN Milwaukeo wheat opened at 895 cash, SOnSidering, showing that wholesalers ov} 00 Dulureay Loan and the West End AL WANTED, IMMEDIATELY BY AN EX- Mr.WOOTTON.4 ree RASE TREAL OR ,; | dently recognize and appreciate the gen bion\u2019 division t espectively:\u2014 FOR SALE, A FINE TOP BUGGY,ALMOST 'perenced elderly woman a situation 8s §i%c July.ditions, and are disposed to accommodate] plon's fourth division team, resp y : : ise for it.| © y WANTED, GOOD LASTER AND HAND h d at 70%5 July, CONCILONS, The Second division\u2014B.Pyke,W.Watt, R.Broad, new, half-price; owner has no use for it.| \u2018ook, city or country.Apply at 54 St., NG Site Sane Wheat opene 7 their customers as much as possible.F.Hale, C.Mattison, A.Robertson, J.| -Apply to Mr.BANNISTER, corner Vic-| Bernard street, down stairs.2 Nailer; steady work.Address SHOE : 64%gc S>pt.- money marked is unmarked by any new |.au t \u201cA.Anthony, D toria and St.Catherine streets.31 : FACTORY, Alexandria, Ont.4 a In Toledo wheat opened at 75%c June.features.the rate for call loans and dis- Marshall, B.Ashcroft, .nthony, .D.AN.T0%c July, 68%c Sept.Sunts being the same as for some weeks Hollingsworth, J.Strike and W.Pritchard.= A SMART AND INTELLIGENT BOY OF ; tore In St.Louis whear opened at (95e for ont § being the Fourth division team\u2014A.Dancey, W.Im- P 1 15 would like to have situation In office WANTED, (ONBRAL FPRVANT proR cab- July.CR, 1 in wholesale rie, J.Mitchell, A.Buchanan, J.Hale, $.ersonal.where he can make himse enerally use- .pers in New York wheat opened at 73%c July, There Is el at as et there is no Symonds, H.Eckstein, A.Caytord, A, Mar- : ful; is good penman and s quick at Westmount.2 the 70%c Sept.715c Dec.perceptible Increase in the volume of busi- shall, H.Pritchard, B.Strike, A.Pringle PERSONAL BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS figures; with best, of references., WANTED.IMMEDIATELY.GOOD PLAIN pre- Graln\u2014The market is quiet and fairly ness.Grain crops are sald to be looking and À.Duberry.1856 Notre Dame.-Beautiful Sets of Teeth _JI.P.17, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.Cook.384 Mountain Street.ï ar- steady.We quote:\u2014 well, and the damage to fruit trees by the for Ten Dollars.Fit and quality guaran- WANTED.EMPLOYMENT BY YOUNG - : iy Peas, por 60 Ibs.40%cto Bc |late frost is not of any great moment TOO AQUATICS.tool.a nies extracting a speclalty.16 f age, in some office; he WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED GENERAL ing Corn, Ontario -.3c to Me the Cea nme ¢ parliament increased THE HENLEY CREW.All charges moderate.1s will To learn and be of use.Ad-| Servant for a family of two; no washing ° ournment o ; À 1 .: the Ne.2 oats, per 34 Ibs .290 > 200 activity is expected.Money is Chea.Over : The Winnipeg carsmen who are, to repre- \u2014\u2014 dress Y.M., \u2018Witness\u201d Office.1 Met E Apply in the evening at 31 was La ee ee ee ee 20 ae 4 Milor and a half dollars were en anada \u2014 - - .° Buckwheat, per 43 lbs .37e to 3T4c chareholders by banks this week, the profits year arrived in the city yesterday.The LOSt, Strayed and Found.| WANTED.\u2014TEACHER holding a Model ; and Flour\u2014The local demand for Manitoba of the past six weeks, and a good share| names of the four men in whom Canadians School Diploma and capable of teaching WANTED, A TRAVELLHR FOR THE be flour is good.Ontario grades are dull.We} sf this will be reinvested.The large in.are taking a Hvely interest are BE.E.Lloyd, Singing, Plano, Organ and Violin, wants Maritime Provinces, for a leading Mr, quote: crease in bank clearings for May is a fav-| C.L.Marks, W.J.K.Osborne, and J.C.WILL PERSON WHO FOUND JACKET, à situation for Sept.lst.She would play Wholesale Millinery House; must have this À Winter patents .$4.25 to $4.40 orable feature as indicating an extension of Armytage.Mr.D.J.Murphy is their train- Sunday afternoon, from C 5 Borromee organ in church if wanted.Apply to Al connection.Address S.O., Box 2283.0)! H ring wheat patents .4.35 to 40041944 the clearings aggregated $29,059,000 or.The party were met at the station, on Street, oY Ailton to Mance.re reli Prof.KNEELAND, McGill Normal School, 3 - 4 l\u2019eht rollers .375 to 3.90) po the month, belng the largest for any the arrival of the train from the West last it to 449 s.Borromee str et?Montreal.31 ! tie st Rollers, in bags ., .1.85 to 19 other month this year, excepting January.evening by Messrs.Pa 0.Pease, B.Hal WANTED, Riva Ou SOR B.oH : b : pditi\u201d strong bakers .400 to 415! vhile the total in May last year was $27.- Brown, H.O.Shorey and others.e oars.- ge an var ge c .holdin _ 5 ; t .We 5,000, d in the same month of 1895 it men have their old boat with them, an | first class elpmentary diplomas.dress, R.rations had 798! at: 250 n Taser $2.90 in au only S25.696,000.Dealers in dry goods another one is being built in Troy, N.Y.To Let.Wantea.M.WANLRÉSS.secretary-treasurer, Stand library: and hardware report a very good trade tnis which will be forwarded direct to England.os \u2014\u2014 pi TN stating experience and sel- ; an; ; rmprovement in t aying a , : .\u2018 J.B.Will pieoba bran is quoted at $9.50, es Prices AS ateady as a rule, re thay will Tomaln until this evening TO LET, FOUR DWELLINGS, NOS 2, 4, 6| wANTED, 1,000 LADIES AND GENTLE- afeunzie at $10.50, including bags, White § ! ; dull of 1 board the \u2018Vancou- and 14 Conway street.near Wctorla bridge, men to take their Meals at STILLWRLL'S The grain market has been very du when they will go on boa losets: WANTED, A YOUNG GIRL AS General wheat, Ontario brand.at $3.75 to §10 in bulk.ete, With the lowest prices for wheat for ver.which will sail at daybreak to-mor-| Dewly tinted.baths and closets; rects TEMPERANCE HOUSE.Breakfast, Din- \u2018Servant.Apply at 477 St.Urbain street.Provisions \u2014 The local market is steady, some months.Peas are weaker, the quota- row.This morning the visitors will be frcm $7 to $9; Immediate possession.p- ner or Supper, 15c; always ready, Lor à and unchanged.We quote: tions being the lowest on record, and oats given a drive through the sity by Mesure.ply 47a Durocher street.mer Craig and Alexander streets, ope ! ; this Canadian short cut, mess $12.00 to $12.50 have had a set-back.Wool is 1c to \u201cCc Brown and Shorey.ey Ww e lunche .WANTED, 200 LABORERS, WAGES 91.95 À ha- Canadian short cut, light 12.50 to 13.00 |lower.Prime commercial paper is dis- by the Montreal Club.The races take place DORVAL.TO LET, FURNISHED House, per day: also £0 horses and carts.81.78 \\ \"Wl r lb.00.09%to (0.11% counted at 6 percent, and ca oa > at Henley on July 14 .: , ss, 2 \u2014A SEC- M DAVI j hos Lee EE ore Torii.00.0815t0 00.00 costedr at 414 percent \u2018on choice.stock.wr lake It easy Ja note arrival for Te frst JOHN G.BAVAGE.B 3 BA Ae Tor Coal por Jay.apply to WM.DAVIS & BONS, i - d , ln pails.uoted a © \u2014_ : - » \u2019 a ; : em- uid Cana Te | pad .00.08%to 00.10% fog to Increased demand for bank, cable week, and by degrees train down to fine RNISHED COTTAGES AT preferred.Price must necessarily be chine p 2 the Lard, com.refined per lb.00.05 to 00.06% and assurance stocks, prices are higher.racing form.TO LET IV NIS Le CATTACES (IE low.Address PLATFORM SCALES, wi TEACHER WANTED.BY 16TH JULY.for A Egge\u2014Values are unchanged at 9c to 9%c Cable has declared its regular quarterly -\u2014 INTOSH & HYDE, 157 St.James street.neas\u2019 Office.Turville School District, near Lato , | now for new laid dividend of 1%, percent, payable July 1.THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.5 N.W.T.yearly engagement if desired\u2019 1ra- .1 ¢ The Bank of England discount rate is un- WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, Apply, stating fculars and salary to i and Butter\u2014Market is steady at 16%2c for new changed at 2 percemt, and the open market Return of trafic earnings from May 21 TO LET,A SMALL, COMFORTABLY PFUR- lately brought to distress by the hand of A.URQUHART, Urquhart P.0O., Alberta.El eful choice grass creamery.is 1 percent.An improvement is noted in to May 31: nished House, with hot water, in good lo.Him who doeth all things well, the help of 2 p sent Cheeze\u2014Gable is quoted this morning American stocks, with scme buying on 1897 ve ve =e oe $608,000 cality; moderate rent to desirable ten-| some cast-off mourning.Please address lon at 465 \u2018The local market is weak, and London account.The Grangers have par- 108 SOIN NON III 7 634,000 ant.Apply 107 Mansfeld atreet.10 NECESSITY, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.2 WANTED, A GENERAL SERVANT, Apply the bids range from Sc to Fac.Metpated the most ar aoa wat | - ET, CERTAIN PREMISES IN THE | : 5 \u201cto 2 Thistle Terrace, of Monique streeù $ \u2014 te: for grain in 6 west and so - .74 000 TO LET, : 1 > not No.at $12.50 10 \"He tor mar Jota on track, Fallures for the week are 32, as against 2) Increase .«+ Firgt pots at $3 to $3.05, seconds at $2.80 to Kingston, Ont., June 3.\u2014About 1,500 boxes 18907 ou ae LL LL.ee ee +.$486,856 lishment requiring a shop or office on the West; if sold at once owner will take 6 Queen Victoria.Jubilee Edition.IHlus- of A $2.85, pearls at $4.40 per 100 Ibs.of cheese were sold oa the board to-day at ee LT OL LE CC 485)678 ground floor, or would be let separately.conts per foot.Address LOTS, 21 Argyle trated.Outfit free.No capital required.Ls Potatoes\u2014Potatoes are slow at 53e to 40 8 cents; one choice for bronsnt ® 1718 cone.5 78 Only Arat-class ona eed apply.ul avenue, city.4 Write for circularm O.R.PARISH, To- .er bag in car lots, and steady at 45c to 50c Chesterville, Ont., June 3.\u2014 a me g Increase \u2026 oo se so =e we , articulars on a .- to.= en'8 in smaller quantities.of the cheese board held here this evening ACE, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.FOR SALE, A WELL-SITUATED BUILD- LE on Beans\u2014Thera is little doing and values 948 boxes of cheese were lLoarded; 238 were KO LET, AT ST.LAMBERT ing Lot, in the western suburbs of Mont- EACHERS WANTED.\u201cER ar- 5 white, balance colored; 8%c offered for ) \u2019 ' real, for sale cheap, to 10th June.Size e wanted for Lachute 2 are unchanged at 55c to 600 in car lots and furnished, for- the Two Teachers c Lud, 65c to 70c {n a jobbing way.colored and white; none sold.ADVERTISEMENTS.Furnished longer one of those de-| 60 ft.by 120 ft.Present price, $360.Ad- leademy, one Male Teacher for the Model # lur- H There fs very little inquiry and Brockville, June 3.\u2014There wera 3,745 : summer mont 8 or ve odstock street, in _dress CASH, P.O.Box 109$, Montreal.4 epartment: one Female Teacher for Senior igi th prices Rave declined from 8c to 7c for white boxes of cheese offered here to-day, of .8 able Collages oo situation.convenient Blementary Dopartment, Az Aoants to Bi e .which 2,540 were colored, balance w ; ; Ty .a state class, grade and date o , ex- HH der honey in comb; white extracted, Se.all sold at 8%c.\u2019 Y cars, eight dy snd args at oa PROPERTY FOR SALE.perience and salary, and to enclose testi- = BE! al- Maple Products \u2014 Maple syrup in wood, and soft water pumps I ; Jie t monials.Hil 4%c; in tins from 450 to 55c, according to .\u2018drains; covered way to s : .¢ rey \u201c WM.HENRY, Sec.-Treas.3 | 3 tha size; sugar, 6c to 6i%c per lb.CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.take Hood's Pills The big, old- A.J.COOKB, No.5, seme streot, or No.Land at Westmount, in choice localities.\u2019 dl i op Union Stock Yards, Chicago, June 4.\u2014 fusion ed.sugar-coated plils, which tear Bloury street, city.Dewirable Lots .at Montreal West and La- ILLER WANTED, fi i and Hogs \u2014 To-day's estimated recelpts, 25,000: you all to pieces, are not in it with Hood\u2019s.TO LET chine.Houses on Peel, Sherbrooke, Mae- for a Country Grist Mill; state wages | ä an FARMERS' MARKET PRICES\u2014June 4.yesterday's receipts, according to official re- * kay, Mansfield University and Prince Ar- expected; references required.EE 1 turns, 27.633; shipments; 5,006, left over, 1,- \u2019 5 Lower tenement, 360 St.Antoine street, thur streets, Westmount; Sherbrooke street WILLIAMSON & CROMBIE, | El the There was a surprisingly large :ttendance 000; light mixed, $3.45 to $3.60; mixed pack- 7 »ooms, hot water; rent, $12.00 per month, west and Metcalfe avenue.Easy terms to Kingsbury, P.Q.IE H of Jerry cn and around Bqunre Une Mar- ing, $3.45 to $3.60; heavy shipping.$3.28 to Apply C.L.MALTBY, 30 St.James st.prompt purchasers.HOMER TAYLOR .hE et an ! 7 7 \u2018 5 - \u2014| A 57; rough grades, $3.25 to $3.57.e re ,Ç i noon despite the very muddy roads in many 5 ui or Ba te Wore 2,500: market active 183 St.Jamos street 13 parts of the country.The ordinary spring oy steady to strong.ial ° .1 by A seeding is not by any means near done, but Financial.Tel.1583.9 Miscellaneous.he \u201chel i the land is too wet for the work to be Easy to take and easy = {i into done until the return of drier weather.The o operate, a juor buyers were out strong and business was SPORTS AND GAMES.Hood's Pills, which i S FRE.R.ALLEY, HEADQUARTERS FOR SPECTACLES a0d | IR ie ecpting for potatoes and hay.both of which very moapact.Bate, os FOR S I, Bi 1168t.James Street.Bye-Glagges; best jn the Dominion.1.IAN Sis i cepting for potatoes and hay, both of which \u2014 every respect.Bafe, certain and sure.25e.A i » Jame 5042.HENRY £ ANT ë SON, Opticians, | HEA u have been advancing considerably of late, C.I.Hood & Co.owell, ass.e .2445 St.Catherine street, near Dru Hs ght while rhubarb and radishes are getting BASEBALL.only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla.Several Lines of Good REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD.Bes © ; A ofli- - TH =.pretty low-priced.Oats are from 69c to 7ûc { the clubs in the Eastern - MONEY LOANED, CE om- the bag: buckwheat, 75c do.; potatoes.60c| The standing of the c ¢ 7 DS and DEBENTURES |- NOTICE\u2014WE HAVE REMOVED He his to 75c do.; carrots, $1.50 the barr:l; beets League Is as follows:\u2014 Per- s50S0LID.GOLD BON SE Eo Beaver Hall to 2445 St.Catherine fi ine bor dor Bunches: letfuce 120 to Ese do.Club Won.Los:.cent.MEZZIURJNHQNENS | Suitable for Permanent.Investment, to p street, near Drummond street, HENRY , per doz.bunches.20 \"|, , ere page en j 1 : , cians.Cd al rtubarb, 10c to 12¢ do.; shalots.25c to 30c Buffalo .ce ce ee 2 5 \u201c652 EEE A 47 Paz Interest at rates varying from 414 to WESTMOUNT.GRANT & p i = ts, 35 do.; aspara- ) se se 00 se se : de - hi ercent.- RY isd gus.Jie 1 Tic the punch: fresh cauiifow: Serunien 1 1 1058 .\"an particulars on application to MUST BE SOLD.|PLANTS QVEN a A en o If ers, $1 per dozen.There were seviral pork springfield ET 16 \"429 Harrison & Co .- : ived iti .m dollar and over will be given free one carcases offered by farmers to-day and 7c providence coute 8 17 41 og HANSON BROS.We have received positive instruc- Be fine mixed annuals a choice lot of bells at stout ac per 1 tab hatter da 140 Toronto .0110) 2 358 PRACTICAL OPTICIANS, Canada Life Chambers, tions from a client to sell three well pedaing and other plants to choase from.sells at about 10c per 1b.; tub butter is 14c 20 .: : 9 18 333 Montreal : ) 1 LN Corner Kensington avenue and SHertrooke ND to JSe do.: common prints, 18c to 22c do.; Wilkesbarre .«.-.: 140 St.Peter street, near Craig.ontreal situated Lots on the upper level.No Cat Westmount.Cars stop at the door, superior prints, 25c to 30c do.; eggs in tar The following ls the standing of the clubs - reasonable offer refused » 2 mers\u2019 baskets usually sell at from Île tn {8c in the Nationa eague: : : A : - per doz., but a few get from 18c to 20c do.Fe | 0344+\u2014+3+++ \"we\" .© AN _\u2014 wood.First-class plumbing and heating ; board, at 319 Bt.than street, pear, or J.MOVEMENTS OF GRAIN AND FLOUR.CRICKET ready for immediate occupation.early in- brooke street; good ne for pe a shinm' .it ple; English and French spoken.aly At Chi fteceipts.Shipmts.ON WEDNESDAY OF spection invited., Terms to su nd- t Chicago\u2014 A MONTREAL VS.McGILY.= ; .ve ee URNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS Tes a poh 7 608 200 £23900 b The frst of the series of cricket matctes J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & COo., Fo Let, suftable for a married couple, or \u2019 eo \u2019 \u2019 etween the teams of Montreal a ) ) oung men.Apply at 319 McCord two Oats.bush °° 413.500 142.000 will take place on Saturday afternoon upon EVERY WEEK.During JULY and AUGUST 181 BT, JAMES STREET.two J g pp 2 ne At Milwaukee\u2014 ' \u2019 the McGill ground.The eleven to repre- ® Wheat, bush .B00 4000 | Boyes.A.Browning, ROOM TO LET, FURNISHED OR UNFUR.At Duluth\u2014 ; RB Hun \u2018BR ! : ; ; nished.141 Alexander street.E Wheat, bush .109,000 151000 W- Duckit, À.15 oa, w.Re Glider.A We keep open every night till 9 p.m., and Saturdays till Money to Loan.war Algperrolt\u2014 3000 1.00 1 nham 7 H.Waiters.The match 11 pm., and we would like to got the above Half Holiday ===x=s Loom TO LET_NICELY FURNISHED vate At Seat ish te ee se ee , 000 will commence at 2.30 sharp, weather per- for the two months mentioned.Of course we do not wish MONEY TO LOAN IN SMALL AMOUNTS double front poor ht Sat Der he mitting.: ; for short periods.Reasonable security ; ; frye an.bent DUSK .ooo.BOD RME PHILADELPHIA TEAM IN ENGLAND.to inconvenience our customers in any way, and we would Por ort De esis WILFRID.care Bo | only.ackey street.29 Rec- Wheat, bush .9,000 6,000 London, June 3.\u2014The picked team of like to know if any of them would ebject to us closing 918, General Post-Office.1 o LET NICELY FURNISHED DOUILE Philadelphia cricketers who sailed from our two stores at 2 p.m.every Wednesday during the front room on bath-room flat, in private ew York on May 26, arrive êre vase.i 1 1 Dorchester street, within RECEIPTS IN MONTREAL.The men experienced a pleasant voyage.above two months, which would give us a chance to enjoy MON EY to LEND family, orth of Der chelter Street, within city G.T.R.CPR.Canal Total $00 are In perfect health.They wi ES ourselves, and we hope that our customers would find it ate, Address E.C., \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.20 { Wheat, bush.500 5940 .£440 0 practice Im .: h duri : : = | c- t.Eng- r purchases during the other .fl i \"PRE EE rm ae | © \u2018 ON PIS A VIE ones, x, To ame co 1 him 8, us .D\u201d © accommo \u2019 - | 8 Dats, bush 3800 14300 18100 tial or full board; house has all modern {EE Rye, bush .2800 ee .\u2026.2800 8 .MACINTOSH & HYDE, conveniences; family is private; no chi)- rt {i Flour, brls 1185 1400 2538 LACROSSE.Y 1 14 JAMES ST dren; terms moderate.Apply at No.107 ANS Ashes oo ag 36 The match between the Shamrocks and » Your sanction and approval wou 187 ST.; : - gi Co.Butter, pies .31 115 3 2130 Cabitals, which will be played on Sgturday CUSTOMERS: be much appreciated.1 Mansfield street £.dy pocese.bis.SBT MB) dl NT iacronse crroles The following.will be the \u201c COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM, FOR 18 Fr E 5 7 1503 rosse circles.e , > » F HEN For Ham, bacon, bza yi x eens 876 officials for this game: Referee, Mat Mur- 3 > lady or gertlemen, private family.Ap.; 4 the Leather.rolls 47 2 een 47 phy; umpires, Allan Cameron and C.Mc- e en S ut itter .ply before two or after p.m.nce 2h 3 Buckwheat .660 .600 Kerrow.\u2019 Arthur street.3 IR ABERDEEN LACROSSE CLUB.EIN | i ney to lend on first 99 à All members of the Aberdeen Lacrosse 661 Craig St.mors have aluays eal I a The 66 Dorchester.D.LIVERPOOL MARKET PRICES Club are requested to attend a meeting at : ortguge ., j ; 3 ts for large amounts.Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's Dining Reoms, à 8 wil CURRENT.11 Guilbault street this evening at 8 o clock.2299 St.Catherine St.Low rates of interests or ge .A TESTER STRHET ( doors vent J il : and.n in all cases.i Liverpool, Juna 4, 1230 p.m.\u2014 Spring |S there ls important business on Expenses kept dow h i St.James Club), now open for business.HEM rep wheat, 58 10d to 5s 11d; No.1 Cala., 63 4a THE CORNWALL TEAM.Loans put through quickly when required.Vecancies for Roomers and Table Board.VE Laws th fa 54; cern, 2s T%d; old peas, ds 2%d; The team picked to play the Torontos i P.S.\u2014 Would be glad to hear from other merchants ock SIMPSON & Co ers.Dinner from 12 RE ond 8 to, 7.30 2M rit pork, eastern, 50s; tern, 478 6d; lard, as follows: \u2014McLennan, goal; - ê.ini { m.All meals 25c.N .Tran.SH \u201cHie oh tallow.17s.bacon.\u2018heavy.258; Might.point; Lewis, cover point: Riviere, defence who would care to Join us in the above.J.CRAD .* Stent trade a specialty.(Mrs.) E.GALLA- an fe heese, dis.Wheat steady.with a) fleld: J White, defence fed Cote oma 181 ST.JAMES STREET.HER.(late of Arlington House), Pro- am ver ronr demand: holders offering moderately; field; Degan, centre; Tobin.home field ; 63 %+++ ++++++e+e ÿ IN-PURITY STRENGTH! & FLAVOUR for PRESERVING: STRAWBERRIES and PINEAPPLES.Of the Finest Quality and at VERY LOW PRICES.This is the best chance of the season.Telephone or call, and leave your orders with WALTER PAUL, St, Catherine sts.1 T IS NOW A WELL ESTABLISHED FACT That the Best Place in the City for Fresh Fruits and Fine Groceries and Vegetables IS AT ee : *8 UNIVERSITY ST., NO FANCY PRICES CHARGED HERE.26 LECTROTYPING DONE IN the very best Style and with deapatch ithoss\u201d Office.4 ARE NT Ne WAN Se iY UN ka i ' } SCR agp | =.GK 3 | UEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Y LTD.ST.LAWRENCE LINE.SS.\u201cCAMPANA\u201d 2.700 TONS, Is intended to sail from Montreal on MONDAY, June Tth, at 2 p.m.And afterwards om every alternate MONDAY during season For FATHER POINT, GASPE.MAL RAY, PERCE.CAPE COVE, SUMMERSIDE, CHARLOTTETOWN AND PICTOU.Has excellent accommodation for passengers.Electric lights and all modern comforts.ale cargo received after noon of sailing RY.Tickets for sale at all the principal ticket cffices.For Freight, Passage and Staterooms, apply to J.G BROCK & CO., Agents, 211 Commissioners street, 20 WAR Low pais Steamers leave for Toronto and inter- mediate ports MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 10 a.m.PRESCOTT and BROCKVILLE, $3.1,000 ISLANDS and KINGSTON, $4.TORONTO, 88.Meals and Berth Included.HAMILTON LINE.Steamer leaves EVERY THURSDAY at 4 p.m., for Toronto, Hamilton and intermediate ports.\u2018 TORONTO AND RETURN, 815.HAMILTON AND RETURN, Slt, Meals and Berth BOTH WAY Included.dete.\u2018 Now is the time to Book your Bertks for the Seaside.For further information and tickets apply to H.FOSTER CHAFFEE, City Passenger Agent.128 St.James street, opposite Post-Office.Tel.1781.i» 2 HE OTTAWA RIVER NAVIGATION CO, THE DAILY MAIL LINE STEAMERS TO OTTAWA.will begin their regular trips on WEDNESDAY, 19th inst.: The PALACE BTR.\u2018SOVEREIGN\u2019 will begin her regular trips to Carillon also on the 19th inst., running the Lachine Rapids in the evening.For Carillon, Ottawa, etc., passengers take 8 a.m.quick train; and for trip down rapids take 5 p.m.train to Lachine.Splendid new Steel Str.\u2018DUCHESS OF YORK\u2019 is available for EXCURSION CHARTER to Sherringhem Park or elsewhere.Apply 165 Common street.Telephone 1029 ; ; MARKET LINE STEAMER to Carillon leaves Montreal Wednesday and Saturday, 6 a.m.Market Boat to Papineauville, Brown's, eto., leaves on Tuesdays and Fridays at 6.30 p.m.26 Housefurnishings, &c.JAMES THOMSON & CO.FINEFURNITURE CARPETS, &c.REPAIRS, 194 PEEL STREET.G.H.RANDALL, Manager, & J.E GRIMSON, STAINED AND EMBOSSED GLASS FOR DOOR LIGHTS.ORNAMENTAL AN)» LEADED GLASS FOR HOUSE AND CHURCH WORK.400 Bt.James st, Professional.SETH P.LEET, B.C.L, ADVOCATE, BARRISTER, &cs BRITISH EMPIRE BUILDING, 1724 Notre Dame strect.TELEPHONE 616.MITH & MARKEY, .ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, dc TEMPLE BUILDING, 185 ST.JAMES STREET, ROBERT O.SMITH.FRED.H.MARKEY.Bakers and Confectioners.R.S.AULD, PLAIN AND FANCY BREAD BAKER AND CONFECTIONER.Allkinds of Bread made by latest improved machinery, ahead of old style and much cleaner.Bakery thoroughly washed each week, Bell Tel.8003, Boston Brown Bread and Baked Beans every Satur day.Cor.Atwater ave.& St.Antoine St {| Cement, Drain Pipes, &oc.BAKER\u2019S sew eroceny, | (SCOTCH DRAIN PIPES, PORTLAND CEMENT, IN STOCK AND TO ARRIVE At Lovrest Market Pricos, rer We & F.P.CURRIE & CO, : WOGREY NUN STREEE,.MERICAN LINE.NEW YORK TO SOUTHAMPTON.From Piers 14 and 15, North River, New York (fcot of Fulton street.) Parig.ccoivrnnnnn.Wed., June 9, 10a.m.5t.Paul .Wed., June 16, 10 a.m.Berlin .8at., June 19, 10 a.m.St.Jouis.Wed., June 23, 10 a.m.Wed, June 30, 10 a.1n.Shortest and most convenient route to London.No transfer by tender.No tidal delay.Close connection at Southampton for Havre and Paris by special fast twin-screw Channel steamers.Rates of passage to Southampton, $100, and upwards.Second cabin passage.$42.50 to $60.SPECIAL ROUND TRIP TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES.fiteerage nt Very Low Rates.For freight or passage apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CD., No.6 Bowling Green, New York.WwW.it.HENRY, !18 st.Peter st., Mechanics Building.W.F.EGG, 129 St, James street, Slontreal.BENJAMIN & WENTON, 10 Piaze D'Armes Square, Montreal.D.EATTERS LY.184 St.James Sircet, Montreal.DOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.LIVERPOOL SERVICE, via Londonderry.Steamer From Montreal, From Quebec T.abrador.May 2, daylizht May 23, 38.m.Vancouver.Juve 3, tt une 6, 9n.m.Scotsman.June 12, \u201c June 12, 2 p.m.Labrador.June 28.\u201c June 27, 9 a.m.Rosie, \u201cCannun\u2019 will sail from Boston, May 29, Juiy 3 and August 7.Hates of passage to Liverpool and Lon- donderry: Cabin, $52.50 to $90; second cabin, $34 to $36.25; steerage to Liverpool, London, Londonderry, Queenstown, Belfast and Glasgow, $22.50 and $23.50.Midship saloon, electric Hght.spacious promenade decks.For further information apply to anv agent of the Company or to DAVID TORRANCE & C\u20acO., 17 8t.Sacrament st,, General Agents Montreal.REFORD AGENCIES.ONALDSON LINE - WEEKLY GLASGOW SERVICE From Glasgow.From Montreal.May 14.88.ALCIDES .June 2 May 21.88.TRITONIA.June 7 ay 28.S88.KEEMUM.June 14 June 4.S84.CONCORDIA June 21 KASTALIA (Bld) Agents -Glasgow: Donaldson Bros.HOMSON LINE WEEKLY LONDON 8 From Newcastle.May 6.88.GERONA.May 21.88.KILDONA.88.1ONA VICE.om Montreal cea May 30 .June 8 \u2018June 18 June 3.S88.DEVONA.June 25 June 10.8 RONA.July 2 EAST COAST SERVICE.88.ESCALONA, Dundee.June 2 88.FREMONA.for Teith.June 22 88.GANGES, for Leith .July 1 Agenta\u2014 CAIRNS, YOUNG & NOBLE, Newcastle-on- Tyne: A.Low, BoN & Co., 27 Leadenhall street.London, E.C.; WM.TaoMsoN & Co, Leith; W.THEOMBON & S0N8, Dundee, Scotland.Special steamers of both Lines fitted with Cold Storage.THROUGH BILLS OF LADING Granted by any of the above Lines to or from any point in CANADA OR WESTERN STATES, For further particulars apply to HENDERSON Bros, Chicago, I11.; J.D.RIDDLE, Stratford, Ont., or ROBT.REFORD & CO., 23 and 25 8t.Sacrament Strect, Montreal, being BEAVER LINE STEAMERS.SUMMER SERVICE.MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL DIRECT.From From LIVERPOOL.STEAMERS.MONTREAL Sat, May 22.Lake Superior.Sat June 5 \u201c » 22.Lake Winnipeg .Wed., \u2018 16 Sat., June §.1ake Ontaria.* \u201c 3 Tues., \u2018\u201c 13.Lake Huron,.» \u201c 2 Weekly Thereafter.Until further notice the steamers of this line will call at Queenstown for passengers on the voyage from Liverpool only.RATES OF PASSAGE.FIRST CABIN\u2014Single, $47.50, $50 and $60.Return, $95 and $114, according to steamer selected.- SECOND CABIN\u2014To Liverpool or London, $34 ; return, $66.75.- Glasgow, $37.65 ; return, $74.05.STEERAGE\u2014To Liverpool), London, Glasgow and Belfast, $22.50.NOTE.\u2014Steerage passengers by the Beaver Line are provided with the use of bedding and eating and drinking utensils, free of charge.: Frelght carried at lowest rates and to all important points, both in Canada and Great Britain, \u2018on through bills of lading.Special facilities provided for the carriage of butter.cheese and perishable freight.For further particulars as to freight or passage, apply to D.& C.MACIVER, Tower Buildings, Liverpool.D, WW.CAMPBELL, Mgr., 18 Hospital st., Montreal.UROPE, EUROPE, EUROPE TICKETS BY ALL LINES.ALLAN, DOMINION and BEAVER LINES via Montreal.NETHERLANDS-AMER., HAMBURG-AMER(- CAN, WHITE STAR, CUNARD, AMERICAN, NORTH-GERMAN LLOYD, GENERAL TRANS ATLANTIC, STATE, ANCHOR, TRANSPORT and RED STAR Lines via NEW YORK, Also to SOUTH AFRICA, FLORIDA, WEST INDIES, &co A27°Call or write for lowest quotations before looking elsewhere.Saloon rates, $40 upwards; steerege at lowest rates.x45 8end for new pamphlet of rates and sailings or call at my Dew address, 178 St.James street, opposite Temple Building.My special winter rates MONT- REAJ, to LONDOX and back, weekly via NEW YORK, 1st Saloon and rail.only $99.D.BATTERSBY, Agent.Office Telephone, No.1507.House Telephone, 3031.Steamship Tickets.Reservations and Tickets by all Lines from Montreal and New York to England, Scotland, Germany, France, Belgium, Holland, Italy and other parts.Send for sailing and rate sheets to W.H.HENRY, Agent, Tel.1176.116 St.Peter Etreet.Mechanics\u2019 Institute Bui d'ng.31 ENTS FOR SALE Apply at the \u201c WIINESS OFFTOR, ea re Intercolonial