The daily witness, 25 mai 1899, jeudi 25 mai 1899

[" s- M n ex- n or Ford s LO corn p, as jrous m to 1 be OF burg , in t ar- y +» vine 7 one over.ident \"olks- \u2018sleep.He even damue me.\u201cLast Edition \u2014 \u2014 Vor.XL, No.121, ., SOUSA IN TOWN, \u2014 A LITTLE TALK WITH THE.FÀ- MOUS MUSICIAN.Sousa, the great march king, who has just completed an itinerary of twenty- (liree thousand miles, which comprehend.oi the whole comtiment, north, eoutd, cast, and west, is in town, Souss\u2019s march music snd operss have had a great vogue, as.is well known, and he has been assigned a place next to Sirauss and Sullivan.\u2018How do you meet the charge that your music is trifling and frivolous, and that those who are afiected by it, have their taste for classicism vitiated?Nall, do-1- vequire to mest the charge at all?\u201d asked Mr.Souss, at the Windsor Hotel, to-day.\u2018I do not think I need defend my music at this time of day.I heard on St.Catherine street this morning a boy whistle \u201cStars and Stripes.\u201d He had no patriotic reason to do so.He liked to do so.The .nusic had taken posses sion of him.Sometimes at my concerts or at the production of my operas you ivill find a creature in long hair and green goggles who lamente that it is not \u2018Beethoven\u2019s ninth symphony or Tristram and Isolde, but when he goes home \u201cEl Capitan\u201d or \u201cDen Juan\u201d is coursing through his brain.He eays he can\u2019t But that is my best compliment.\u201d \u2018We Americans are a little timid, I em in earnest.We are like a child that dreads going into a room in the dark, but once we are in we are not afraid of spooks.We have been doing something rather big in patien-making during the past year, and we are doing a little in the musical line, though we began in fear and trembling.My music must have been dormant in the breasts of the people, and it was my good fortune to give expression to what all felt.There was a power in this beyond me.I œil it an almighty power.My music is my religion.Certainly, when I am composing 1 am in another atmosphere.When I was in Naples I heard people in a boat playing \u2018The Washington Post\u201d as a waltz; when 1 was in Venice, I heard \u201cManhattan Beach,\u201d and when General Miles attended the review me that my music has become hold word.i \u2018To be frank,\u201d said Mr.Sbusa, laughing, \u2018I would fecl like ordering my coffin if I could not have the benefit of the carping critic.I would feel lost and neglected without him.He is my meat and drink.I do not defend my music, but I will say that I should like to make acquairitance with music which is truer to the laws of harmony, which has less banality about it, and which answers more completely to the purpose in view than that which I have been able to offer the public.\u2019 \u2018At the same time a man who is on a pedestal needs to be careful and modest.If he inflates himself he is lcet.The idol is never able to strike back, yon know, no matter what blows may be given him.My thought always is, both with regard to my band and my operas, to give the best.\u201d 1 have a better band to-day than I ever had.I will have a still better next year.I do not know how to accomplish this, but I am after an ideal.With my reputation it has been said that 1 could make more money with a cheaper organization.I do not want to lean upon the publié.I desire to give them the best.I have the most expensive organization in the world to-day.With regard to my comic operas, I have been fortunate in this respect that I have made a success in several works, and not in one only, as js frequently the case.This music meets the needs of the public.It expresses what was in the mind.It enswets to thoughts and feelings which ave not found expression.This is its bent\" jégtification > a bbuse- During the convereation a gentleman came forward and introduced himself as the author of \u2018Sweet Marie,\u201d which the Sousa band played by request is New York when the song first came out, the request being preferred by the author, then unknown.This gentleman\u2019s name is Mr.Cywarner, who, in Denver, dashed off the sentimental song in a moment of inspiration.A young man named Moore ®ve it a musical setting, and put it on the market.Mr.Cywarner learned that be was claiming the credit of authorship, and Mr.Dana, of the New York \u2018Sun,\u2019 Kndered the real author justice.In the end, Mr.Cywarner, netted some bine thousand dollars for the song, which Bousa played and made popular, though tot at the time knowing the author.Mr.Cywarner, who is a contributor to Several Ameri:an magazines, thanked Mr.very heartily, remarking how fond be was of music and that he even stopped to listen to the hnrdy-gurdies, although it %as probably a vulgar taste.like to listen to them, too,\u2019 said Mr.Sousa, \u2018especially when they play my Pieces.\u2018By the way,\u2019 be added, \u2018I think I am foing to write a story, founded upon an dent of Chinatown, in San Francisco.\u2019 of the | Walker, Messrs, ¥, Fowler, presid mount.RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE.At a meebing, specially ealled, of the board of disectors of the Mentreal Loan the news of the death of the late Lieut.- Colonel Caverhill, with whom, for fourteen years, they had- been samociated.It was decided to forward.» copy of the resolution to Mrs.Caverhill.At a special general meeting of the Metal and Hardware Manufactures\u2019 Association, held to-day, a reselutiom of condolence in connection with the late Lieut.-Col.Caverhill\u2019s death was psseed.The members also expressed their appreciation of the work of Colonel Caverhill, who was one of the most energetic promoters of the association.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 .A WELL-KNOWN BUILDER DEAD.Mr.Peter Campbell, of 189 Coursol street: a \u2018well-known figure ing trade, being foreman for Mr, Peter Lyall during the construction of the Royal Victoria Hospital, the Canada Life building and other important works, was seized with a fatal hemorrhage on Tl'ues- day while directing the operations of some of his men on the Bell Telephone Company\u2019s new \u2018factory, at the juncture of Mountain and Osborne streets.The ambulance that was summoned served only to convey the remains to the deceased\u2019s late residence.Mr.Campbell had returned to his work after being ill for some time.The funeral took place from the residence of deceased this afternoon, and was largely attended.WESTMOUNT CELEBRATES- A LARGE GATHERING HONORS QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY.About fifteen hundred people gathered in the beautiful park at Westmount yesterday to witness the exercises arranged to celebrate the Queen\u2019s birthday.The ceremonies were conductd under members of that order were presented with beautiful gold-plated and enamelled badges of tasteful design, the workman- ehip of Mr.R.Hemsley.A Royal salute was fired from the two cannons on the grounds by a detachment of the Second Regiment of Canadian Ar- addresses were delivered by.\u2018Mayor One of the most interesting features of 1 the occasion was the ceremony of attaching brass plates to the guns that occupy commanding positions in park facing Sherbrooke street.\u2018Upon the brass plate affixed to the guns was the following in- æeription :\u2014 ) A ROYAL SALUTE was fired {rom this gun ; on the 2ist day of June, 1897, to celebrate the sixtisth anniversary of the reign of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria; by \u2018a detachment of the second regiment, Canadian Artillery, commanded by Capt.J.H.Wynne, under the auspices of Westmount Lodge of the Sons of England.J.M.Henderson, president; W.H.Huntley, vice president; E.M.Lovelace, past president; Rev.E.Bushell, chaplain; E.W.\u2018Watson, , treasurer; E.Raddon, secretary.This tablet was pfaced in position May 4, 1899.F.Fowler, president; W.M.Knowles, vice-president, The guns are of 1810 make.The regimental band delighted the visitors with numerous choice selections of music.The proceedings glosed about 5.30 p-m., when the soldiers\u2019 boarded the street cars for the city amid the enthusiastic cheers of their admirers.They replied with hearty cheers for West- mount.22e A PERVERSE BOY.HE RECEIVES A PECULIAR SENTENCE FROM AN OHIO MAGISTRATE.Toledo, Ohio, May 26.\u2014Perhaps the most peculiar sentence ever passed upon a person in the courts of Ohio was passed upon James Firsden, in Bowling Green, by Mayor A.P.Campbell, who once made himself widely known by fining himself for a misdemeanor.Young Firsden, although thirteen years old, has | just finished a thirty days\u2019 sentence in jail.When arraigned before Mayor Campbell he was sentenced to attend Sunday-school and church for eight weeks every Sunday or go to jail for twenty days.Upon presenting a certificate from his Sunday-school teacher at the close of the time he is further to be paid $1 by Mayor Campbell for his good conduct.On refusal to attend church the boy is to be locked up and the sentence carried out.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014s DEATHS FOR THE WEEK.During the past week there were 84 deaths, one of which was caused by ihe \u2018grippe.\u2019 There were 75 Catholics; eight Protestants and one Jew.The diseases were as follows :\u2014From diphtheria, two; Measles, one ; infantile debility, fourteen ; consumption, seven; bronchitis, two ; bronchial pneumonia, three; pulmonary congestion, one; pneumonia, five; grippe, one -in the boid- | the auspices of the Sons of England.The ' tillery which fairly-shook the town.Brief | {uuan canal asd had shite been en- MONTREAL, THURSPA 7 27 =U 1) V > \u2014 THE MILITARY REVIEW\u2014A SECTION OF THE GRAND STAND.SAMOAN COMMISSION SITTING.| Apia, Samoa, May 17.\u2014Via Auckland, May 25.\u2014The Samoan commission -arriy- ed here on May 13.Its first sitting took place on May 16.The commissionek# were engaged all that morning in cof- ferring with the Chief.Justice, Mr.Wi- Ham L.Chambers.Nothing was disclow ed regarding the deliberations, but it 8 | reported that they will uphold the aec- ; tion of Admiral Kautz, the American | naval commander.; JAMES J, KERBY DEAD.v eu a Ae .Eh RE 3 i NT a + pe cote New York, May 25.\u2014James J.Kitby, dixty-five years old, a promoter, who came from Montreal, died ssddenty of heart disease yesterday morning at the Mills Hotel in Bleecker street.He came to thie city \u2018about a year-ago with the idea.of organizing a compday for an:enterprise in connection with\" the Nicare- WAS A GRANDSON OF CHIEF 4 MALES hi ni 4 Fence of the country.General Joubert declared that he would abolish the irritating renunciation clanse of the present oath, under which an applicant for A ip is compelled to forswear his rationality.à KRUGER DEFIANT.Johannesburg, May 25.\u2014The Volkeraad on Tuesday departed frem the order of the day to discuss President Xruger\u2019's frinchise proposals.A resolution was adopted instructing the government to \u2018publish.the franchise proposal and to submit it to the Read next year.Pre sident Kruger denied that he wae yield: \u201cing to threes sod said be \u201cmoult\u201d never ve to the genéral eitendion of frau: : dentda Je \u201c y- the Ustlandere, \"WHITECAPS iN GEORGIA.\u2014 TRE NEGRO IS PERSECUTED.= À Griffin, Ga., May 25.\u2014The flogging of three colored opsratives of the Kincaid mills, on Mondsy: night, \u2018by Whitecaps gaged in carrying out his scheme.Mr.has led to exciting developments.It cow transpires that there faa been a THE VICE-REGAL CARRIAGE AT THE REVIEW.A \u2019 Rr Oy +.Kerby, was a great grandson of Mr.Joseph Brant, the Mobawk chief.He was born in Montreal.His widow lives in Napanee.Two\u2019 daughters live in this city and a son in Chicago.UITLANDER PETITION.GENUINENESS DOUBTED BY THE VIOE-PRESIDENT OF.THE TRANSVAAL.Johannesburg, May 25\u2014The \u2018Star\u2019 prints an interview with General Jou- bert, vice-president of the Traisvael, in which he says he doubts the genuineness of the petition of the 'Uitlanders to Queen Victoria.He added that the foreign residents ought not to \"appeal either to the British or Transvaal governments, but to the burghers, Ie would sign such a petition for reforms himself, for he wanted a better govern: ment.He favored for ten years a scheme of reform, by which every Uitlander would receive the franchise after two, three or four years\u2019 residence, op eondi- tion that he took an oath of allegiance on arrival in the Transvaal, so that he could be called upon to serve in the de- club formed here knowm as the \u2018Labor ers\u2019 Union Band,\u2019 with the pirpose of driving.the negro out of the country: Troops may be ordered out.ease.YONSON ON TRIAL.North Bay, Ont, May 25.\u2014Yon Yon- son, the Finlander, who fatally stabbed 17, which resulted in the latter\u2019s death on the following day, was brought before Mr.Justice Ferguson, at the Assizes here, yesterday, charged with manslaughter.Yonson quarrelled with four of his, companions, while drinking in Bryce's' Hotel, over their refusal to admit a com-| panion of his of questionable repute, | Yonson got angry, and drew a knife and plunged it into Daley\u2019s neck.He also, stabbed another companion named : Quinn, but not fatally.The prisoner | states -that the deed was committed in | self-defen:e; that his eyes had been filled with mud by his assailants, who knocked him down.He blindly struck | in defence, but could not tell whom he struk.Almost the whole of yesterday was taken up in empanelling a jury.The prisoner declines to give evidence in Lng | lish although he answered a few ques-l tions in that toague without the aid of Michael Daley, near Sudbury, on April \u201d an interpreter.Mr.McBrady, of Sud- bury, is acting for the prosecution; and Mr.Clary, for the defence.The case is in progress.Orel NAPANEE \u2018BANK ROBBERY.ROACH, FIFTH OF THE SUSPECTS, ARRESTED IN BOSTON YESTERDAY.Boston, May.24\u2014John T.Rosch, of Montreal, alleged by the police to.:be a professiopal pickiocket and :all-raund crook, has been arrested.bere on the + notes were taken.Roach is fifth and\" on the list bere.\u2018 Word reached Montreal \u2018on, Tuesday of the arrest of ich by the Béston- police, Detective Suthergill,who kné# Roach, was 4 \u2018dewpatched the.same evening for Boston for the purpose of, identifying him.It is understood that the identifieation has been positively made, but the aecused dedies any knowledge of the-affair, and intimates that he will not return to Canada unless compelled.Detective Suther- gill will probably be detained in Boston for a féw days.- MARRIED, NOT BURIED CURIOUS ERROR WHICH BROUGHT NEEDLESS SORROW TO A WALLACE- BURG FAMILY.Poughkeepsie, N.Y., May 24.\u2014Edward Melntyre, 23 years of age, went from here to Wallaceburg, Ont., two years ago.Yesterday am unsigned telegram came to his parents saying, \u2018Edward to be buried Wednesday.Come if you can.Supposing his son to have died, John McIntyre, the father, started for Canada to bring the body home, while the mother and sister ordered mourning gowns and made arrengements for the funeral.To-day a telegram came from McIntyre, senior, saying that the word \u2018 buried\u2019 in the first telegram, should have reed \u2018married,\u2019 and announcing that he arrived: in Wallacegburg just in time to give his son and bride the parental blessing.Mrs.McIntyre fainted when she heard the good news.CONFIRMED IN HIS SEAT.At \u2018the opening of the Court of Re view this morning the case of the contested election of Dr.C.I.Catton, local member for Missisquoi, was: called up, when the Hon.Geo.B.Baker, who appeared for the petitioner, C.Short, declared that he had no evidence to adduce.Thereupon, Mr.Fontaine, in be- DR.COTTON \"half of the defendant, asked that the contestation be set aside.Mr.Baker consented to this, and judgment was at once rendered accordingly.VERDUN DYKE LITIGATION.The case of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company and the Corporation of Verdun was heard in the Court of Appeal on Tuesday last.This is an appeal from the judgment of the Superior Court which maintained the municipality\u2019s action against the company for $27,- 000, amount of assessment claimed for disinterested statement, th of suspected Napanee rob- | Price ONE Ceux.FOX BAY SETTLERS, A DISINTERESTED TRIBUTE TO THEIR GOOD CHARACTER.Quebec, May 25.\u2014 Governor Commettant, of Anticosti, has gone to Ottawa te interview the government relative to the inhabitants of Fox Bay, A resident of this city, a Roman Catholic in religion, who passed the winter on the island, and who had occasion to come into contact a good deal with the people during his stay, and to visit them in their own homes, says that all the stories cireulat- ed about their lawlessness and bad character are miserable falsehoods.On the contrary, according to his perfectly .are fearing little community that he bas ever meet, while their tidy, well-kept houses and buildings give the moet substantial proof of their order, cleanliness and thrift.They have a school house, which also perves as their meeting house and place of worship on the Sabbath, and the attendance there on the Lord\u2019s Day is most edifying.The women and children are a healthy, fine-looking lot, whom it would be a distinct loss to Canada to see driven out of it, while the hoepitality and kindliness of these people as a whole hardly know any bounds.SUNDAY BASEBALL.INDIANA SUPREME COURT HOLDS THAT IT 18 ILLEGAL.Indianapolis, Ind., May 23.\u2014The State Supreme Court to-day decided that the statute prohibiting Sunday baseball is .valid, thus reversing the decision of the lower court.\u2018The baseball people will probably ask for a re-hearing, and, pend- .ing a ruling on that motion, will endeavor to play Sunday games.\u2014\u2014\u2014_ i EMPIRE DAY.\"| CELEBRATION EXCITES INTEREST IN LONDON.| THE STRANDED \u201c PARIS; UNSUCCESSFUL.Coverack, Cornwall, May 2% A deter steamer \u2018Paris\u2019 which has been fast ob the rocks off Lowlands Poimt since early o'clock this morning, and was fraith The position of the steamer Joa not tered, but the conditions are looked apon as.being less favorable.= Andiher attempt to float the \u2018Paris be made £ will this afternoon.Her forehalds will be p dry and the two after-holds will be filed with water, so ne to til¥ the: steamer.A moderate narthnortifesst- wind is blowing.ee STATUE TO THE QUEEN.\u2014 - PR] UNITED STATES \u2014 London, Mey 25.\u2014At the Hotel Ceci.banquet last night .changed with the banquetars st Port\u201d | Thomas Wright was received, The mis sage pro the erection of 2 statue-to- Her Majesty, the monanient té be-ecsci ed in the United States.The, cans at the banquet veplied dorsing the proposed.Queen.\u201c fr NO SUNDAY \u2018TELB@RAPH\u2019 .\" graph\u2019 this morning announces the continuance of its Sunday edition.\u2019 Ne comment accompanies the sunouncemest.London, May 25.\u2014The \u2018Daily News\u2019 announces this morning à new Saturdsy illustrated weekly, competing- with the Saturday illustrated edition of the Daily Mail.\u2019 tft FINE AND WARM.\u2014 + the maximum and minimum ?T2, 46; Winnipes, 72, 48: Port Arther, Bb 58; Parry Sound, 70, 44: Toronto, 74 8 = Ottawa, 78, 62; Montreal, 76, 53: Quebec +8, 48; Halifax, 64, 36.Fine and- .Montreal, May 26, Readings by Hesrn & Harrison's Stands Barometer at noon to-day, 3.1% 1 day, 30.20.To-day, temperature, san M, the construction of the local dyke.ERLE Ee PARE min.55: yesterday, max.78, min.54 .- orate ATTEMPT TO FLOAT HER PROVES mined attempt to float the American live °.Sunday morning last; took pléce at three 2.unday g fraitiont PROPOSAL TO ERECT ONE IN THE :* didlly, en honor -to.thie Toronto, Ont, May 25.\u2014The following gre Pa z.\u2019 Tampa, Fla.À message signéd by Gal: - temperatures?.11 a.m\u2014Medicine Hat, 76, 46: QuAppailes -° [ow pa BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.Notiees of births, marriages and deaths must invari ably b¢ endorsed with the name and address of the sender, or otherwise ne notice can be taken of them Birth natives are inaerted for Sic, marriage notices Jor be, death notices for Bbe prepaid.The an- nouncestent of fuperal appended to death notice, 25¢ extra; other extension to obitusry, such as short sketch qf life, two cents per word extra, except poetry, which is 50 cents per line extra\u2014prepald.Adnaugl subscribers may Mave.announcements of bivthe, marriages and deaths (without extended obituary or verses) cocurring in their immodiais familles, frre of charge, mhish case name and address of swh- ac?fbers shorld de given BIRTHS.CHAMBERS\u2014At 38a Park avenue, Montreal, on May 24, 1899, the wife of Ernest J.Chambers, of a son.5 MARRIED.ANDERSON \u2014 START \u2014 At All Saints\u2019 Chyrch, Niagara Falls, C , on May 23, by the Rev.Canon Bull, David Bui Anderson, son of Walter Nicol Anderson, Esq., assistant treasurer of On- tarlo, and Maud Alfreida,youngest daughter of the late John Edward Start, bar- rister-at-law, formerly Judge of the Recorder\u2019s Court at Hamilton.% KINGSMILL\u2014IRVING\u2014At Bond St.Con- gregationa! Church, Toronto, on May 23, mr the Rev.Morgen Wood, George n Kingsmill, Ottawa correspondent of the \u2018Globe,\u2019 .tp Nettle Croll, -daughter of A 8.Irving.\u201d ., Toronto.NUGENT\u2014REID\u2014At the residence of the | bride's partents; on May 11, 1899, by the Rev.J.MacFarlane, Lindsay, Ont.Dr.Alexander Nugent, B.A., of Kingston.zon of Mr.Robert Nugent, Lindsay, to Miss Margaret E., daughter of David Reld, Esq., and sister of the Rev.John Wesley Reid, Dunkirk, N.Y., U.S.A.25 DIED.ATKINSON\u2014On May 3, 1899, Green's Hospital (for Consumption and Discases of the Chest), Newtowanbreda, Co.Down.Ireland, Victor J.Atkinson (Belfast \u2018Evening Telegraph\u2019 Literary staff), aged 2 years, 9 months and 5 days, eldest son of the late James Atkinson, Esq.Lisburn, and brother of Mrs.Scott, St.Paul, Minn.; Florence G.Atkinson, La Guerre, Que.: M.A.Atkinson, Granby, Que., and Mr.H.Atkinson, Birmingham, Al at Forster la.Interred at Blaris Cemetery, Lisburn, on May 4.New York and\u2019 Kansas City, Mo., pa- pere Dlzase copy.25 BESWICK-DARLEY\u2014On April 28, 1899, at Filey, England, Emma, wife of George Beswick -Darley, of Muston Lodge, Mus- ton, York.5 BOWEN-At Sherbrooke, Que., on May £1, 1999, Jessie, daughter of the late F.W.Bowen.25 BRYANT\u2014At Caswell\u2019s Mill, Holland, Vt.on April 28, 1899, Clara Worth, beloved wife of Edwin Bryant, aged 41 years, 6 months, 9 days.2% CHAMBERS\u2014In this city, on May 24, 155, of syncope.Wictor Erneet, baby son of Ernest J.Chambers.2 GOWAN\u2014At Rockburn, Que., on May 11, 1899, Mr.Joshua Gowan, in his 86th year, a native of Moüntmelick, Queen's County, Ireland.25 ELLIS\u2014In Stanstead Township, Que., on May 16, -1898, of consumption.Francis Eugene Bilis, aged 28 years, 3 months 24 © CEDENE_Xt Ormmivi, on May 2 9 Andrew Geddes, ar, and mother ot Mrs.A.T.Parkinson.3 FLINT\u2014At Three Lakes, Lake Megantic, on May 22, 1889, at the age of 78 years, George Flint.Funeral at.Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, yesterday.25 GORMALY\u2014On May 22, 1629, at 328 West Wellington street, Toronto, William Jos., second son af \u2018William Gormaly.superintendent of, Union Station.25 LAWRENCE\u2014On May 3, 1899, at his late residence, 297 Gloucester street, Toronto, Wm.Lawrence.5 LE MESSURIBR\u2014At Rose Ville, Gaspe, Que., on May 6, 1899, Abram Le Mes- surier, aged 59 years and 6 months.25 LOW\u2014On May 21, 1899, at \u2018Waveney,\u2019 Nan- ticoke, Ont.,, Mary, widow of the late Colonel Low, in lier 83rd\" year.25 on April 18, 1899, of McRAE.\u2014At Skaguay, phneutionia, Archibald McRae, son of Fin- lay McRae, of Lost River, Que.in the 33rd year of his age, and deeply lamented.MeDONNELL \u2014 Suddenly, at Peterboro, Ont., on May 21, 1899, Mary Eleanqr Mc- Donnell, widow of the late Wm.McDonnell, jr., barrister, of Lindsay,and dauzh- ter of the late Thomas Fortye, Eaq., ot Peterboro.25 McOUAT\u2014At Riviere Rouge, St.Andrews, Que., on May 24, 1899, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late James McOuat.25 NORTON\u2014At \u2018Montreal, on Wednesday, May Lucy Durham Norton,betoved wife 24, 1899, of the Rev.Canon Norton, D.D., Rector, of Montreal, aged 47 years.Funeraï from Christ Church Cathedral, on Friday, 26tk May, at 3 p.m.Please omit flowers DY request of deceased.PARKER\u2014Suddenly, at 107 Hazelton &ve., Toronto, on May 21, 1849, Amelia Jane, widow of the late Charles H.Parker,aged G7 years.= Dundee and Edinburgh, Scotland, pa- POY\u2014On the evening of Tuesday, May 73, 1899, Mr.James Roy, in the 93rd year ot his age.Funeral on Friday, at 2.30 p.m., from his late residence, 917 Dorchester street.Please omit fiowefs.©\u2018 5 SCHOLFIEEDAccidentally killed at Ross- land, R.C., an ay 20, 1899, Willlam Frederick Scholfteld, of Oakville,youngest snp df the late Charles Keelln Scholfield, of- the Merchant Service, age 40 years.25 WATSON\u2014On.May 24, 1999.Joha B.Watson, aged 19 years, son of John Watson, 364 Olivier avenue, Westmount.Private interment.25 received too late for Suis page Notices .may possibly be in time for page Those sending notices for the abovs column may send with (hem a list of names of interested friends, Marked copies of the ' Witness containing such noiice will bs sent free to any address in Canada Montredl exbepred, * ?mer mS, CARSLEY CO.uw Notre Dame street.Montreal's Greatest Store.May 25, 1899.mense quantities, which invastebly means benefit by this enterprise.Hundreds will share the good fortune Ladies\u2019 Linen Cras cent skirts.Ladies\u2019 Tailor-made al $2.00.Friday $1.25.seams, worth $2.50.lined, usual $3.00.F Bloomers, $1.99.cut skirt; weual $4.75.of the season.Will you be ome?waists.Usual, 18 cente.) 480 Pieces Fast Color English Cambrics, cents a yard.Friday, 8 1-2 cents.keepers.Come to the Big Store.Regular Friday Sardines, oil or tomato.Te 415c Maple Syrup, quarts .35¢ 28¢c Tomato Cateup, pint .20c 15¢ Worcestershire Sauce .10c Tige Potted Meats, of all kinds 10c 8i4c C.& B.Vinegar, quarts .25e 17e C.& B.Marmalade.18 Ml#c Concentrated Lye .Be *2%c Household Ammonia .13¢ 10c Gallon Cans Apples .25¢c 18¢ BIG BOOK Here ere the GREAT BOOKS of a Dross, by Merriman .75¢ 65e Red Rock, by Page .75c Double Thresd, Fowler .75e 1765 to 1783 Notre Dame st.FRIDAT SSPÉCIAL OFFERIN Again and again The Big Store emphasizes for the people\u2019s benefit the relinbi- lity of its Friday Bargains.The mañagement notions of profit are very different from most people's, hence these Bargain Specials.The Big Store buys im- SPECIAL SUMMER and comfortable DRESS SKIRTS.The Materials came to us direct from the will, and the Skirts were made in our own workrooms,\u2014hence correct.Friday, 29 cents.Ladies\u2019 White Pique Dress Skirts full 4% yards wide, box Ladies\u2019 Black Figured Whip Cord Skirts, 4 yards wide, well Ladies\u2019 Summer Bicycle Costumes blazer jacket, skirt amd Ladies\u2019 Linen Crash Costumes smart open jacket and newest MAGNIFICENT WASH FABRICS.Thousands will be here to-morrow to partieipate in the greatest Bargain Fete 590 Pieces New Dentelle d\u2019Italie Dress Muslin, Friday 11 cents.300 Pieces New Fast Dye Prints, variety of patterns, 4 cents.WONDERFUL GROCERY BARGAINS.Every Item in this list is worthy of the choicest attention of economical house- Be sure you cut this list out\u2014tick off your wante\u2014the rest is eesy.850 Black Douglas, Crockett .TBe 65¢ 65c A Duett, Doyle .75¢ 65e an opportunity for its customers who SKIRT SALE of this special sale of useful, serviceable h Dress Skirts, well made.Usual 75 ! ,\u2019 Crash Skirts, box seams, deep hem.Usu- Friday, $1.39.riday, $1.00.COSTUMES.Friday, $3.25.desirable for skirts and shirt 30 inches wide.Splendidly worth 11 Regular Friday Finest Creamery Butter .25¢ 18%c English Cured Hams .16\u20ac 12%c New Laid Eggs .16c 12%c Good Mild Cheese .\u2026.16\u20ac 12e Fresh Herrings, 1 pound ting .ve eve ole uo 18¢ 10c Herrings in tomato .18¢c 14e Fine Red Salmon .158 12%c Tomato, Peas and Corn.10c 8lkc Finest hite Beans.3c 2 Windsor Table Salt .\u2026.5 24e SELLERS.recent monster sale.All reduced to the.Big Store\u2019s price level : _ Regular Big Store Regular Big Store 1, \\ price price price orice\u2019 David Harum .T5e 85c Day's Work, Kipling .75e 65c Hundreds of other bargains offered on Friday throughout the store.- m4 The S.CARSLEY CO., Limited.184 to 194 St.James st.Montreal of Repairing Furniture and Remaking Mattresses\u2014The right way and the wrong way\u2014Our way of doing it @ is the right way\u2014right in workman- ship\u2014right in materials used\u2014right $ in price.Try our \u2018right way.\" Can we send for anything?tete Benaud, King & Pattersons 2442 ST.CATHERINE ST., and! 62 CRAIG ST.(near Bieury).+0 ARE TWO ¢ Acre Property.For Sale, Investors, speculators, and prospective house builders, will find it to their advantage to call at this office for particulars of some properties new offering, with a goad margin for future profit.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO, 181 ST.JAMES STREDT.Wanted second-hand pianos snd organs in part payment for new Morris Upright Piznos.Apply at W.H.Leach\u2019s Piano Parlors, 2440 St.Catherine street, nearly opposite Emmanuel Church, Open even- irgs.Telephone, Up 998._\u2014 \u2014 st PERSONAL.Among the pasengers by the SS.\u2018Ton- gariro, which sailed from Liverpool on TJ tes à co.© THE E UNDERTAKERS.E 300 St.James st.S Telephones, Main, 37.Uptown, 1501, 8160 Wednesday morning, were Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Arnold and infant, who intend making London their future home.They carry with them the best wishes of a large circle of friends and acquaintanes, who will miss them much in Montreal.LANDS The Daily Witness, LOCAL STOCKS.MARKET STRONGER.{ Wirsess Madi May 25, 1899 inate the market, and with its continued rise, the general tone has become firmer.Electric gained two points to 187; Toronto Railway one point, to 115; Pacific ons point to 98%.The rise in Pacific is said to be due to a\u2018rumor that it wiil declare a five percent dividend.Twin City declined one point to hrs, and Dominion Cotton 34 point to 108.MORNING SALES.Canadian Pacific\u2014500 at 98%, 200 at 98%, 75 at 98%, 75 at 98%, 50 at 98%.\u2019 Twin City\u201450 at 67%, 125 at 67%.Montreal Street Railway\u2014T75 at 312, 50 at 312%, 25 at 313, 3 nt 31814, 45 at 313, 100 at 313, 26 at 315, 125 at 314%, 25 at 315, 18 .at 815, ,100 at 316%.Toronto Railway\u201425 at 132%, 50 at 116, 30 at 116, 125 at 116.Royal Electric\u201423 at 187%, 175 at 187.Mont.Gas\u201450 at 198%, 500 at 189.; R.& O.\u201425 at 112, 25 at 112, 100 at 112%.Republic- 6,200 3 130.om, Cotton xd\u2014100 at 108, 60 at 107%; 25 at 107.od New Mont.Street\u2014126 at 212.Dom.\u20acoel, com.\u201410 at 5C.Molsons Bank\u201430 at 199.; Reported by Menars.Nichols & Marler Sioek Brokers, 1734 Notre Damn St.MORNING BOARD.Stocks.Rollers Buyers Books.Sellers Buyers Ke 5 k 1347 Gas Facise Bly \"2 Com.Cable.1: luth Com.5 Richelieu.Do.Pi.13 À alien.3 | STREET RAILWAYS Montreal 8t.318 15 Toronte.Mont] New.318 514 8e Jobn.\u2026.110% 126 aan wees ty.68 677 mme pd.Se MISCRLLANEOUS Montl.Gas.199 1987, Malifeax HAL sv.Royal Heo.18714 187 Bell Teleph ne 181 Mntl .180 176 Dom.Cosel.58 5 Windsor Hi .\u2026.\u201c pfd 131 .\u2026 CoTroxs Montl.Cot.157% 152 Merchants.Can.CokCot.Dominjon®.107% 107% MINES.War le.83.76 9572 Mont, Lond.64 ss Payne $390 $3.88 Hepub.Cons $1.39 81.294 Montreai*.KTownshi; we Ontarie*.boo > Com.Cable .R&ONCo.-.wee THURSDAY AFTERNOON, \u2018MAY 23.} Montreal Street still continues to dom- | you find daintier or customers, and this Scotch Zephyr Ginghams A full assortment In Checks and Stripes, a special line in about 12 patterns, worth 25c t 30c, for 15¢ per yard.Blouses, 25c.Whe ever heard of d well made fast colored Print Blouse and detachable collar, for 25 cents.We have a limited quantity that we propose to sell on Friday 4nd Saturday at this price.Do pot come in the afternoon .expecting to Bnd any left, but early morning customers will find, all sizes 32 to i0 inches.Mohair Skirls, $1.95.Not shoddy goods, nor material taken and Dasteëd together, but well made, nicely lined and perfect fitting Shirts, 38, 40 and, 42 inches long, four yards wide.Whitewear White Shirts, 69c- Plaih Cotton, deep Jawn frill, sizes, 38 and 40 inches.Drawers, 39e.Good Cotton, well made,deep frill, with insertion.Night Dresses, 59c, Nicely made, turned down Collar,trimmad with embroidery, tucked front, embroidery trimmed sleeves.Children\u2019s White Dresses, daintily made \u2018and well finished; sizes, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, T5e to t $2.75.Children\u2019s Colored Print Dresses; the right thing for the little ones to play in; sizes 1, 2 and 3; price, 53c to 98ç.Swiss Spot Muslin, - Nothing makes a cooler or mors \u2018ladylike dress: for .the country.Sea our Special Line in Pure White Spot MusHin,full width, worth 26c for 12%4 cents, - worth 20e, for 1Bc.Mave yom tried our Matl Order Departmen! e çua- ranteo satisfnetion.HAYCOCK & DUDGEON, 2401-2405 St.Catherine Street.WEATHER Needs Summer Goods, and nowhere can Summer Goods than in our store.Our special prices for Friday and Saturday are eagerly read by our numerous prove well worth taking note of.y Spot ns, | White Skirts & Blonses Ss 1246 to 15¢.od \u201cup | TrURSDAY, MAY 25, 1899.pp cooler Fabrics and week's specials will Ladies\u2019 Summer Hosiery Specials.Black\u2019 Cashmere Hose, in Ladles' sizes.Special lines, \u2018worth 8c, for 25c pair.Black \"Cotton Hose, 15c, 18¢, 20c, 5c, \u2018pair.Black Lace Lisle Thread Hose, opera shades, in Silk Hoztory.CEfldren\u2019's Casa- mere and Cotton- Hose In good qualities, to look neat and stand rough wear.All prices.Special Lines in Linens.Towels.Pure Linen Huckaback Tow- elsf sizes, 21 x42, full bleached, Red Border, worth 25¢, for 19 cents.Other prices rum, 10c, 12c, 15e, 18c, 20c, 22c, 2Ec, up to $7.60 dozen.Table Napkins.A full assortment of Fancy Napkins, in ell sizes.Special value, $1.75, $Z, $2.25, $2.50 per dozen.Serge Dress Goods, 39¢ Colors, Navy, Black, Crimson, White, 44 inches wide,aud worth 50c for 39e.Fancy Ribbons, 29¢.A full assortment of Fancy Ribbons in fancy colors, Black and White Checks, Tartans, etc., suitable for collars, sash belts, etc., prices from 29e per yard.Metal Belt Buckles.We are showing a complete range of Metal Buckles in Oxidized Silver and Gilt; prices from 17c¢ upwards.%.96.96 © We have just opened \u2018up = full assortmént of very pretty White Duck and Crash Skirts; .also White Pique Blouses.Our customers are spaclally invited to see these goods, which are very low in price, considering tthe quality.Our Mail Order Cata- logue is yours if yon send a Post Card for ît.166-168 Peel Street.Reported fer tho \u2018 Witness\u2019 by Me.G.R.Marler, Te Banker and Broker, 1731 Notre Dame 8: Duyers.Bellers Counter.New York Funds.333 dis.1-16dis.3 WX prem Sterling, 00 deyn.9 116 318 95 to 9 Sterling, demand.89-16 11:15 9% to 9% .316 % ! MINING EXCHANGE.Reported by A.W.Morris,Mining Broker, Ree 62 and 64, Canada Life Building.) MORNING BOARD.Stocks.Sellers.Buyers.Payne .+r oo oe or or 48.96 $3.85 War Eagle .oo .\u2026.8-79 3.69 Republic .«+ oor.LBL 1.29 Tirtue .1 1 .- 69 6 Montreal and London .@ 65 Wig Three .-.«++ 23 22 Brandon and & Crown .27 28 Catifornie: .+.«+ +o +.10 - 61% Can.Gold Fields .8 .8 Cariboo Hydraulle.1.45 1.40 City of Paris .+.+++ p\u2014wo\u2014 oe TE tèr\u2019s absence.When - terri wi - \u2018 \u2019 oe no, my telephone in his mas : When Women |autums, sod en nigh hill that sioped fd Hany; \u2018catch a omen: don\u2019t fret cales upon to anever the bell.in - : out along a sudden high hull n \"ji boy,\u2019 said one polie .| query: \u2018Are Get Together |.wi meas o we bon bor her wy, Fly lie po re ant vat qu y > \u2018 : * sai ,.= do they talk about?Their ill health! on down by gentle degrees © ho ent renting \u2019 \u2018Pity his poor soul; came, and eg men the , what co t their aches an \\ everyday life\u2014carts, | pity hi r soul\u201d - oy gave n time, bow x ee their symptoms in dual.endeavoring je lee Oe, Bonhomme Pete Pa be pont along he saw à small crowd question came or ane en roared wp re rons Why 96 they do this?.Be- Tadialasky and the bear, and a Dame of boys following a cart, on bic Join rer he boy og and the jolly, simple, innocen ugh the horse was CA A ev Lic poor ., lin\u2019?I've been noddin\u2019 ace Gun few D the vod hrm | en SE hd oe iy PE Fe ae mote athy an , for it held a worl dark 2oul; pity bis p \" ; have no : fot veo ove for ber mind, ad be pe for driver, ar py en, then 7 ark.A PRECIOUS MINE.Man t mig] ; souls\u201d * shall D \u2018sav eax- woman has recesses held wha nd her, bitten \u2018Well,\u2019 said the driver, say, For all women's diseasss, paleness,w: never her body.The trees th deafening re: od, Hana.ith the old thing.\u201d\u2019 \u2018Very ness, thinness, general pains, etc.known ir cores, cracked ac © along wi \u201c ith the Le , Morin.Be- ! to their titious fancy * said Hans; \u2018Go along wi Use \u2018Cardinal Pills\u2019 of Dr.Ed.heathy porte which ber 2 nfornal artillery, a thi go along with the old thing.ware of ane oil hour, yet deemed the shote 0 kept shouting her Now 5 little later Hans overtook a irin = Re-plating For sale everywhere.If you cannot pre- ad at and as she fan she ight pass n with a rich old woman cpal gs hem, write to us at once.her feet and pu , e, fearing she migat he POOT young ma their way cure them, Ed.Mor- accorm- \u20ac > husband's een though within t on his arm, and they were a behind Always insist upon getting Dr.or plished her à re him at any little fear of his ng to be married.ans wi with in\u2019s Cardinal Pills, laily duties, .Ninety- forest there was t until kept saying : Go along sali i \u2014 ; thinking sacri Fe hundred these women bo covered in the mow.behind.her and he nd ens zo slong with the od We make a specialty as QUITE A DIVERSION.; nine > tics.You can tell tha she left Bourg-Marie be that ing\u2019 The young man thoug sort of work, an few of a new come chronic dyspep iritless move- che the drift-piled plateau | thing.e yo ks about the t fastidious.Nomatter He, reading from a revle 1 3 by thelr lack:lustre eyes, pir emerged upon se of the cold; Hans was making remax] aix the mos los, review of » DoW ments and sallow complexions, many fatal ge experienced any sense held her fast.\u2018coming marriage, and turned aroun ay how baddy hth pl at:is wocan George Grey or to Lord Elgin is due the Dyspepsia is the fo precedes consumption: but when it caught he her foolish pride, great anger and said : Dot ox Fo .your old ad J ust to new, credit of diverting the Ninety-third High- ; 1\" ; i \u2019 : \u2019 » you are wise.you will take an Karl'sClover And now she a ce, her lack of confi that ! Don\u2019t you say that what must hi at prices that won\u2019 hurt landers at the time of the Indian mutiny.sting Berbel prepara: been in use for nearly her want ese ning and inconsequent Hans, procs Higher like to see.that,\u201d\u201d | your feelings.A trial will She ,eagerly\u2014'Oh, it must have been Lord 00 , been known lence, her that Mikel, 1 say ?- \u201c Say, 3 t on.|i ; oi the \u2018superi- \u2018 14 understand the ote ft rs, and has never be les.It ; 3 to see { ! Hans went on, | convince you \\ Elgin; he wou ; ; in sarin lair the whole igeave 95 and ON oy and superior wisdom, md an ; ike to es\u201d that; I like to ority of our workmanship.humor.\u2019\u2014\u2018Household Words.gently stim tly assimilated and 1 bitter cold of saying : , \u2018 sothat your food is ich blood.which keeps probably foreseen pe See down, and, see that.the drug store, DECISION REVERSED.apa tem of the body our back hours when the sun himself some-| Finally he.came to d as \u2018 't that young Mr.Tift who left the ° the persone % d strong.Your back: king or finding a bed for him 10) where he was to buy the snuff, an ALL, MILLER & CO, Wasn't that y \u2019 the judge of aches, headaches and slacpisssnese will li where, bad decided not to | oar.then, be came in he.found the druggist en- SIMPSON, HALL, house as I ceme in?\" sskod the Judge.aches ; {thisgrand rem- wi y ar ; What, then, he 1 | 1 with his wife, Dame St his eldest daughter.0 h under the influenceo howe till morning.a lively quarrel with A i 1794 Notre .A iy.Karl's Clover Root Ten ews.c.wera return hoo proved fatal te ro ron gaged in beating bim.! like to see Silversmiths, 1794 Te pepe an injunction against bi 5 Ask your dru t.Toronto, Ont, $ éd for her, an hat\u201d id Hans; \u2018 e to ; - \u2018 n u \u2026 82 Colburn street.£ cha was reserv been à| that,\u2019 sa CRE .¢ t say > à they va send» temple Pace and Cansde | oC longer young.es tite married \u2018 Fie, boy,\u2019 said the Ey thats \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 come parer mort 0 à sie = aH and In England sts.64 2.3d.widow of thirty-five w \u2019s blood is a| that.Tell her to stop.© Very well) I \u2019 .reversed your deoclsion.\u2019 25¢.aD! ears ago, and one\u2019s h: that\u2019s \u2019noéugh.ery postrétrctecte trade.fe Sectes etrt tot C \u2019 Ÿ court, and mamma her eleven y ee ee a: \u2018That's \u2019nough, thaÿs \u2019nough.pe ES $ 3 little poor as one nes ly consider-| said Hans; a ui e five cents |v\" re 3 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ped a few moments, irremolutely coe had That is what I wan; give of what ?\u201d H ER RY $ Children Cry for ( E ; e ae * \u2018Five cen + Co : F ing where Mike A he \u201ccould do, and in worth.druggist.\u2018Five cents worth ¢ WIL + .HE FOREST O better do or wha crept as e dr .e T MARIE.few minutes one cold dart of enuff said Hans.licious Relish with $ BOURG- Nes snake atealthily into her feet, up * The most Delicio * for : \u2014 through Ber imbs, and or red figers BIBLE TRIPLETS 3 TEAKS, GAME, Etc.| children Cry for * BY S.FRANCIS HARRISON (SER- ered her wrist ad elt around her THURSDAY, MAY %.2 COLD MEATS FISH, CHOPS, $ \u2019 \u2019 .3 ST OR | A ar .ANUS) aad a third Wout ee to stumble and SPIRITUAL NATURE.4 \u2019 oo $ C Ha \u2014 to cry out, cometimies for Octave, some | In le we Live\u2014We live, eld prepared by BQVRIL, Limited, %| Children Cry for \u2018The Rose and Fleur de ee for Mikel, and thus was her whole spirit.(Gal v., 25.The Spiritual the 4 \u2014\u2014 Food Specialists, a) body bound in living bands ond Cer ture, of which eT he our nature 3 St.Peter Street, MONTREAL, Ÿ CAS I OR IA.* werlees ; tal: power.new bo + = ee iene areas, How quickly 18 beset ber, isa spiritual hfe kept in activity by they, 3 \u201427 te DS \u2014 .CHAPTER VIIL\u2014(Continued.) attacked assaulted, and won he he Spirit'of God.\u2018Ye are (on the mind- rtf tot rtr re trtr te Ee S S \u2018We bought a lawn mower at the Mon- .ikel at this period of his life An! how in her clouded min ee tue Spirit jo Hews perfect and $HHIGGHPHH140S = tague auction.\u2019 tar » Living, as Mi cel a ee small rooms : ith all her might agai ink | ing) of the Spirit is e\u2014a pe God in = \"Tr \u201cWell, that was all right, wasn't it?\u2019 i two or thr fought wi to think The gift of = Should Try is our old one did live, in tw he Manoir, across 50! llect her senses, tried to thi an endless ane.8 the flesh- GRAPHERS Should \u2018All right?Maria says it is , inor pa 1 3 A : - con ; rose rigid and never in the mix à na hose three rare ts and Magloire and Mikel Ae Christ.A perfect a must die | AMATEUR PHOTO LUMIERE Jr ad Glossy paper.which they borrowed and returned, the courtyar ichly decked out, st be found, Mikel whom ite] ly nature, which js corru iritual life LUMIERE extra rap plates.Hi mat and glossy pes Frot res Bross.chambers, not yet so ric little who mu \"and yet knew quite this fleshly life the spiritu (MIERE developing powders.LT Leet \u2014 and the two ut to save, and yet From ii 2.) ; LU films, on rolls, for uickly.fixed.; o madame the mother, ily for that COMe 0 ish woman she had been, sets us free.(Rom viii., 2.4 LUMIERE \"easy to develop, Very q & Les Fils, came long and wearily ll what a foolish w ing Bet Walk.\u2014Walk by Cstada for A.Lamiere ET, MONTREAL.ASTO ; ha to pase.Mikel brought nem nd how she must be grad ors wet, al 2 In the Spit oa ye shall not ful- F, CORDON, Sole Agont for en NOTRE DAME STREET, \u2014 à ; : ; RU : their only comfort.Strong a \u201cvigor.to death! All this de right fair moon ere) lust (desire) of the flesh.(Gal.= MONTREAL ; : .and by nature a De ras nd \u2018the breath of wind, hy sky, and galaxies v.16) The spiritpal nature Bsa = \u2014\u2014\u2014 PHOTOGRAPHIC For Infants and Children, ing the keen, si igh in- viole >, ¥ of |v» 18) \u201cthat we may n = | pe , .drified arches of daa ee ad TE ere a me re pean as (hat we would\u201d (verse 17) The KODAKS R.F.SMITH, mn : wa : tramp many.& mile, turn, warm, | silver.There could \u2019 ehining river lyiNE| righteous requirement of the law Si nel ES 104 St, Francois LL 7 ota; 5 by riverside, but oe was one tiful picture then the \u201csoft white hill, 511.475, us who walk after the God { E TIAL BICY Xavier Street.d ° _ happy, buoyant, gay.id rot return as down at the foot of the oc in -a curve of through \u2018the power of the Spirit of | \u201895 IMP 2063 ST, CATHERINE BT.À time, though, that be di etod, and Oc.flowing away to the south in all draped hich dwells in us.(Rom.yal # © APHS W.WEBB & OU: c soon as his vie Poe 5 despair.The polished silver, end the ad snow a mid- The outward walk must De in Term jd EDISON PHONOG B- Store.co | r ; i 1 Le ; : 3 i - .tave in porteur = on, and the father ard fringed vo, gleaming, brilliant, with the inner life, the i Divine Spirit.or ban 1 Yet he was often known | night bright os cause #0 cold.Dame Caron der the control of 1 to 14) Some ) y not back ! ; \u2018even im cold wea- but cruel, en qi and rond, how- (Read Rom.xiii, ; ; This 3 K to stop out all night.eve hole for him-| saw no beauty in river an w, and isti alk as (like) men.( GIO BOUT i i now, Christians wi ; New ther like this, making \u2018himself\u2014indeed, | ver.It was close upon Rin et iy, noun is frequently used in the New \u201cLIKE .Belt Line Ry.° self in the Ou caching mo father will| yer heart grew weak.eed giddily.Testament for mankind out of gOhriat Montreal Island Be bool- and other - ves.Wait, Octave; tl .2 ice.She laug MOI a ; 1.Cor.iii, 3; Rev., \u2018 lowing Sabbath-school- ar come as he said.By eight flock you Be fogged the last cold devil, > See I.Pet er i of believers is re- The way in which Mr: Joseph prone foo booked for Bout de l'Ile Park | hall see him and hear him, too, jg hier, pulses led close to both pulees and) xiv.4.) in the Epistles over twenty ; Liver Pills this season: Len ing ile the pendant icicles of his) ob \"ig © helplese frozen ferred to in the Ep Wray says Laxa- .Chalmers Church, When It Is a A eatache make à strange canopy for the |}.an exposed to the re times.to Work.\u2014He that sow- acted in curing his United Congregation a! Churches, | t oo : voice, \u2014 emacs.of that keen living axeof 3.In It we are to piritual works) n St.Henri Methodist, Late.; ro les prisons de Nantes\u2014pris-on-n-n\u2014 lentless temper of that Er rares before, eth to te Sp eternal life.Indigestio * Grace church, d, and others.Too thes you will A Les belles filles ont garouch sh-sû-a-\u2014Tra- Dame.Madeline-Josphine Virginie Ame Cal.vi, 8) Eterna) sl of God: omach out of order SOME CHOIGE DATES STILL OPEN |.you did not treat your eyes right ) ; Cy e ; \u2019 out o .them 1a! is| ble Colombière Caron saw he most ready possessed by the 5 tnot| Stomae à stone.did not buy glasses for when Ii arz not patient, mon Octave, this Bourg-Marie and river and tree, t ificent| how, then, can he reap it ?ay in| Food lies hoavy as after every meal, that vou began to hurt.After that first the wea t wolf stalks i d wonderful and magn that spiritual service wi Pain and distre thfals fessional.they uld bave your eyes, ex- ; ie the weather ng or St.But when beautiful han any rose that had ever mean tha enlarged knowledge of all that Belehing of wind and sour mou Pro headache you abo ae i rest; so look out, se, larger , larger a grea : : increased ç; ed and let us proper.' in the fores came, Madame herself wus qu wn in thé curé\u2019 garden, and Jaiges is included in that life and an The most comin Pa heavy, and life has no ATENTS SECURED.danses., i hut up in their sequestered) f° =e paper ones larger capacity for i have richer | oo © : Swelling a see little.Wrapping as she looked, it grew pi padi to active spirituel porkere shall polar and brigiine Sere some of the miseries of FETHERSTONTATGH © ud ; be Sd pu od aid re Pia capte a peine lon igen snd Dyna, aveLiver una Data J he ventured into e yard, ; teke the en ith it, and glory.des and working ha Some of t e trou A a .beautiful moon rising, although it wee sweet petals, and her along \"SE grew | viby Jn piped rd all men.(Gal.vi, pills can rid you of more quickly \u201d | PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS.é bitterly, a cold Hor Iresband Shed then, cradled there \u20ac her swung a gr eat 8 to 10.) completely than War, Fulton Brook, OWEN N \u2018EVANS, tion was terrible.' ,| warm, Aug hich swept \" ; MR.\u2019 tod like ° ; > now been away two days and : hu heart of living fire, ne Tost bl \u2018I live for those that love me, Queens Co., N.B., says they se MPLE BUILDING, MONTREAL.Ee ee at dock wond, to feed her at eave, pure yet erdent,| Tire for those où bande above me Bago fn bis cose = ALFORD, RICE, PHOTOGRAPHER upg in an antique cot o d, brood: and warming o ¢ the poor woman For the heaven that pence & Thuis is his at deal from indiges- ED WA , , horine St (ove\u201d ne i y, frightened, bro i then that d i ing too.#1 suffered a gre in reli ALFR ed to 2261 St.Cat Octave, silent, dreamy, Îrig ard it was in she was dead.An And waite my coming le to obtain relief, Has remov clegant pa i e © \u2018cau tance, i d was unable NY AUDITOR, Dickeon's jewellery store].Those rooms ing over the fire.om.knew for certain sl orTy fOT| For the cause that needs assis tion, and was Un d gave me a dose or ACCOUNTANT AND been remodelled snd two | \"tikel's supper had been ready, warm: aibough she was no ogloire, she was For the wrongs that need resistance, of ong Ca river Pile mich soted like 16 Pince d'Armes Square.built, and otber provisions Tor pve 1 ed over and warmed over twice sine 4 herself or Mikel oF ree who had let For the future in the distance, two of Laxa \u201c Jelephone Main 4i1.tomers tocail.Open for sittings 2th of May.3 ee neiokes Delated| BOrTY ue oo without a tear.And the good that can do\u2019 __ 81° once procured s supply ro SETH P.LEET, BCL, Tel Up.3473.B® upation whic ; i Lis mother .\u2014 i am now enjoying .mal.AC eT eaishey and breed (To be Continued.) ADVERTISEMENTS, desler, sad am n otre pet | ADVOCATE, BANRITIE, dc.FIVE THOUSAND no longer.She put wW fire, kissed .\u2014 before.\u201d Price Zbo.ai all druggists.MECHAN James street, RAL AND OTHER STUDIES, Co into her pocket, made up the fire, kissed he baby too thin?na Be.Le sasoriad mailed tres tor @ ceata g ildren, gave Magloire, who Is the baby : TELEPHONE 615 : Mannfecterer of a re es picture she always wore at CHILDREN'S CORNER.he increase too slow- ONLY 25c A BOTTLE.' ! G.W.WILLSON, ja \"Fine OX ÿ not 5 loop, 8 à kneeling child intent spon pd Does he ; The QUEEN'S HAIR HELPER u 9 preparsiou & DUCLOS 688 Craig Bt.next x ; spended above him ; icht that restores hair to natural color sud besa.TWA - ] the Sacred Hert, susp SNUFF.in wel : ut, remores dandru i 2 \u2018 ther, bade Octave look after the TORY RETOLD.ly g .tant fear hem foisnos a dye Te stimulates and avigoraues to., 151 St.James st- Ulley\u2019s Brush Works, » Manoir and his brother and await her re- AN OLD DUTCH S Are you in constan Par ES clear part Das 8 ie vy i Advoostes, eto, CHARLES A.DUCLOS.VICTORIA SQUARE-7S.a in \u2018Chris- h aude iy JL, MLP.P, \u2014 turn, then departed.; rectly: The Rev.T.J.Kommers, in \u2018Chris- | ill be ill ?Do ny Bor oe Bh, ropesetion: or | awarwazEs, 00, 17 ze jet every de ® Tt may be that | meet him dreefy;| (The tian Intelligencer.\u2019) he will be IHF flesh, | 7%\" &.Dp, MANNS, MACKIE, scription sold aë factory prie.sr it may be that I go far before © wer h a forgetful boy that | Then give him more flesh.Corner Mountain and 6.Antolue streets | goo uyg F.ae.Carpet Sweepers Re Tel 2708.* .nm.He is safe; do not fear, e part| Hans was suc d he often forgot! : re power to Lui ( ADVOCATE, BARRISTER, but it will cheer him to have me pa when sent on an erran So, one day, Give him mo P ies Provisions, &c fding.1760 Netrs Dame st À of the way so keep awake and watch.what he had Lors ent DE some snuf, ' sist disease He certainly Grocer Bell Telegh Hee] ED FEATHERS seem éry cold.; er sent him .; re ® ; A Cr That degree ot cold os the on aid: a atl at the.drug needs a fat-forming food, | Str a berries! Telephone Main 123._ B and BEDDING : > veus jet is so à d get mo so do .fe reg W OTT Yo Not seem so intense yet go an x that you t OTHE & ELLIOTT, ther.but and to make sure Sy ts Emulsion is jus ° UOHAN, LAM cted bu se.Octave clung to his mother .store, you are to buy, you Scot B \u2019 .and Disinf .s ber go without à tear.Yet bie nar) 13 forget what vou are 0 self that food It will make the Strawberries! ADOC ATES, eut James st, | RoPaired and Dis ee = or \u2018ire was supposed to weak, 1 jends US cents\u2019 worth.\u2019 .lina and Life Building.le JR : = the reverse of vigorous.Their friends \u2018Sauf, snuff, five, gone à little way be baby plump; increase the Direct shipment from North Carolina and, OLA, 3.01 LAMOTEE BL J.ELLIOTE, AT SHORTEST NOTE | Reno i always sai : an was fish- .enn: , Main 608.- ding can ovated ot enon wet the storms of Bourg-Marie| \u2018ame to a place where boy would have i weight; bring color to the ing RKEY If necessary, Bed od iho Same Day, .- = I ical.and he Jor 116: and as any other boy, PT Sus, cheeks, and prosperity tothe | 44 10e per Box.TE Nu MONTGOMERY, GIVE YOUR ORDEES BARLY; îze was moral if not physical, .1} ing all the time : $ s , : ) | A \\ ne Pr i tear.Mag| while, muttering > her- | | body should TES, BARRISTERS, .pe mother Bout eer and strong\u2014 snuff; five cents vor ne ond thought | whole body.Thin children i The fest in the city.Everybody ADVOCATER à TREY MONTREAL FEATHER ce, mre\u2014httle ac ve ; ot cateh anyth 9 UE .t some fro: ES & ; , ; ; grinned at the Sacred Heart, apd blew man 4d \u201cous making fun of him by © take.to it as naturally as ee = BI.FRED.IL MABKEY.18 ST aA TEBE APRA: .2 Cas i 8 ; .ROBT.C.1 2 \u20ac 1 ui s mother a kiss.wrapped herself up ing: ¢ That's Ro Stop, boy; they do to their milk WALTER PAUI oe GEO, H.A.MONTGOMERY.T East ; , raide the Las ahead.In those \u2018turned around and Fat shall T say ?50c and 81.00 ; all druggists, 667 FAMILY GROCER, are >, and obi clearing at the back dows gay + Roy \u201cCatch much, catch SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Toronto.3 through which lay the bridle-path to said raid the fisherman.¢ Very well, = st.Mikel's modern dwelling was not in exis-| much, .+; \" or me rebar a 13 - 2 ore Ty SPORTS AND PASTIMES.(Continued from Page 5.) CRICKET.MONTREAL V8.OTTAWA.This annual mateh was played Yesterday in Ottawa.The weather was pe was Gilbert unfortupate -in losing the pr the home: team _goipg to the wicket, which, by the way, plsyed exceedingly well, and riieected great credit on Turton, the Ottawa Clubs ground man.Brisbane and Bell started for Ottawa and played very steady cricket.Unfortunately shortly after the commencement, Bell strained his leg so that he had to bave A men to run\u2019 for him.This was followed soon after by another casualty, Duckit being the.victim.After bowling four overs he had to desist, having strained his side.This was-a severe Llow to the visitors as in the absence of Bayes, the bowling department was weak.Bristow after setthng down hit merrily and things were looking gloomy for the visitors when Bristowe.-yas unfortunately run out, the bit baving been stopped by Gilbert.This catastrophe soon le smaller disasters as Belt, Campbell and Ackland soon succumbed.Bouchier hit with great vim, and it was a plessure to see.this old player return to cricket.Hutchinson hit bard but had a fair share of luck In compiling his runs, Pattee carrying his bat for 13.Arblaster's bowling for Montreal was far ahead of that of his confrere's, and it is a wonder that he has not been put in oftener.There were a few catches missed, which if taken would have materially leseened the score.Montreal\u2019s batting was of a disappointing character.Gilbert was the victim of à megni- ficent left-hand catch by Turton and Ar- blaster when playing well was foolishly run out.Browning was a brilliant oxcep- tion, for he batted in first-class form and raised the hopes of his side,but was eventually bowled for 27, compiled by really good cricket.Walters stayed a short time, but played too tamely, stili he made 13 before being well caught by Bristowe.In Montgomery, Ottawa turned out a new bowler, who, if a trifie erratic, is still useful to the side.Ferrable batted very carefully carrying out his bat with the total of 84, leaving the Otawa team victorious.The game was continued for a short time for the benefit of the spectators, but as usual in this sort of an arrangement not much cricket was played.the only noticeable features bein the hitting of Bristowe, who was misse three times, and an extraordinary \u2018catch made by Southam.Thus finished another annual match between the, two clubs, and in all the years they have met in friendly rivalry, not one has been more enjoyable, and it is no wonder that the Montreal players look forward to thelr annual visit to Ottawa.The score follows: Ottawa\u2014Pirst Innings.M.Bristowe, run out .39 B.T.A.Bell, b Arblaster D.C.Campbell, ¢ Henderso son .H.Bouchier, b \"Henderson .H.Ackland, b Arblaster .E.Turton, b Arblaster.V.Steele, b Arblaster .- FE \u2014 Gilimore,- \u20ac Brewning, b Gilbert LoL 12 Montgoinery, ¢ Johnston, b Gilbert .6 + (F-utchinson, c Henderson, b Arblas- .'b Hender- .17 Pattee, mot out \u2026.LL a 2 0 13 Byes eee ee ea ee ean 8 Leg byes .2.22 24 41 04 oo ee 2 .; 160 Montreal\u2014First Innings.WW.R.Gilbert, ¢ Turton, b Bristowe .3 F.Arblaster, run out .8 A.Browning, b Montgomery | Cee 27 Jas.Henderson, b Steele .00 0 J.H.Walters, ¢ Biistowe, b Steele .13 ¥.N.Southam, \u20ac rton, b Stecle.,.\u20ac H.A.Gordon, b stowe .8 Ww.S.Johnston, b Montgomery .0 wW.D.Duckit, 5 Montgomery _\u201c 5 G, Ferragic, not ou 1 H.Svckling, c Alan b Montgomery 1 Dyes .-.9 Log DYES .000 vn ve nn ve ve eee oo 4 No baH8 .«een 1 4 Ottawa\u2014Second Innings.H.Ackland, b Ferrabee .D.C.Campbell, b Gilbert .M.Bristowe, not out .AR J.Bouchier, ¢ Southam, D Ferrabee \u2026.Steele, not out .Total for \u2018three wickets .4 Analysis of Bowling.Montreal\u2014First Innings.| O0.M.R.W.Bristowe .15 9 12 2 Turtan .\u2026 11 4 24 0 Hutchinson .1 0 6 0 Montgomery .12 0 17 4 Steelé.9 3 1 3 Ottawa\u2014First Innings.Gilbert .15 3 4 0 Duckit 4 1 7 0 Henderson 18 \"2 ä 0 Arblaster .2 3 4 56 McGILL IL DEFEATED.A rather weak eleven.representing Me- Ofll's second team went to Lennoxville and played an all day match with the Bishop's College School team.Although \u2018he Mec- Gill men succeeded in getting a lead of three runs in the first inning, the School won out in the second Inning by six wickets, and -eight runs.The two teams lunched together in the The score follows: McGill Second Team\u2014First Inning.McDonald, E., b Hainsworth .4 Raber, ¢ Price, b Hainsworth .6 Carter.b Hainsworth .cee be 2 Mr.Cughtred, captain, not out .18 Moffatt, c and b Hainsworth .0 Molson, run out .Hammond, b Gorden .McDonald, J.b Gordon Andras, b Gordon.Harper, run out .Dr.Robertson, b Hainsworth .Extras .Mr.Davis, b.Baber .PR Gordon.captain, b Andres\u201d cv ee we wes Carruthers, b Baber .Learned, b Andras .J Mr.Hainsworth, b Baber .ov ou.Sims, lbw, b Baber .Price, b Andras .« ++ 000 Pillow, c and b Baber cas we +.0 Portecus, ¢ and b Baber .Depeyre, b Andras .Robinson, b Andras oe Extras .fee oes \u201cTotal PPS .2 McGill Second Team\u2014Second {nutng.Carter, c Porteus, b Learned MeDonald, E., b Hafnsworth .Andras, b Hainsworth Ce ee ee 1e ees Mr.Oughtred, b Hainsworth PR Baber, ¢ and b Davies .Molson, ¢c and b Hainsworth .Moffate b Hainsworth .Robertson, b Davies .\u2026.Hammond.\u20ac \u2018Robinson, b Davies .MrDonald, J, not out .Harper.¢ and b Davies .Extras .oi 200 er ves seen Total .Bishop's College \u2018Schoo!\u2014Second Inning.Mr.Hainsworth, b Baber .A Qordon, nct out .Carruthers, b Baber .Davies, lbw, b Oughtred .Leerned, run out .Extra .Total for four wickets .QUEBEC DEFEATED.The McGill Cricket Club defeated Que- be: yesterday.The score follows:.McGill, First Innings.Temlinson, ¢ White, b Massey .1 Blythe, ¢ H.Price, b Massey .17 Terry, ¢ W.Price, b Godwin.+.2 Hill, ¢ Massey, b Torrens .%3 Kirg, F.C., b Torrens .2 2 8 Pksipot, \u20ac H.Price, b Burstail ve ee ee 5 Wood, A.B.,, b White .ve ee en 1 Gurd, b White .J vou T Brooke, 1bw, b Torhons | ce eee 0 McLennan, hit wicket, b Torrens A z Little, not out .ee 1 Extras .4.++ sessevecreerernencns 8 Total .creer.99 Quebec, Firat Inning.\u2018Massey, b Hill .Parmalee, b Philpot eae ee ae Torrens, b Hill .neue er Burstall, b Philpot .Cocéwin, b Hill .Smith, b Hill .White, b Philpot .Price, W., b Philpot .Price, H, not out .Colley, b Hill .O\u2019Brien, c¢ Philpot.» Hi Total .Quebec, \u2018Second Inning.Price, ¢ Tomlinson, b Philpot .Colley, ¢ Terry, b Philpott .Burstall, ¢ Hil, b Hill .Torrens, b Hill .Massey, c King, b Philpot.Godwin, b Wood .Smith, b Woed .\u2026\u2026 White, b Philpot .Price, c King, b Wood \u201c Parmalee,run out .O'Brien, not cut .Leg byes .0e en Total .! IT RAINED AT 'SHEFFIBLD.\u201c Shefñeid, England, May 24.\u2014The cricket match between the Australian and Yorkshire elevens, which was stopped yesterday on account of rain, bas been abandoned on account of rain, WHEELING.QUEEN'S PARK TRACK OPENING.The races on Queen's Park next Saturday afternoon will.practically open the racing season of Montreal, and the events prom- jse to be of a high class character.The track is in excellent condition, and the local racing enthusiasts have already been training for the past few weeks.Next Saturday there will be amateur and professional races, and good cnes, too, as tbe entries up to the present date are pretty good for the amateur events.Tom Eck and his string of flyers arrived in the city from Toronto yesterday morning, and Jost no time in getting on to the track.He has brought down Charles McCarthy, of St.louis; Alfred Boake, of Toronto; Angus McLeod, the Canadian champion, and Ben Munroe, will also be bere to-day.Dan- ie] Wilson, the ex-amataur, of Toronto, is bere, too, and Mr.Dandurand sald this morning that Tom ,Eck had remarked that he was so well pleased with the track that in all probability he will make his headquarters here for this summer.The street rallway tracks are almost completed, and the cars will be running on Saturday, so that there will be no difficulty in reaching \u2018he track to witness the races.RACES AT HUNTINGDON.Huntingdon, Que.,, May 24.\u2014Thc bicycle races hero to-day were well attended, and proved very interesting.The quarter mile track, considering that :t has just been made, was in fairly good gbape.In time ft will be all that can be desired.Results: ADVERTISEMENTS.HONEST WORK IS WELL-EARNED HAPPINESS But Overwork Takes All the © Joy Out o of Life.If the Stomach 1 ov Overworked it also ine Telegrams by the Nerves all T e Nerves a Nore th Bedy.These, iF f trame Deäd D pala Tablet spe] a with Teh meal.\u201d No honest right-thinking man objects to work.There is a joy in working and in the result of work that amply repays a man for the trouble and pains he puts into it.But overwork is a different thing.Overwork kills.It takes away all chance for proper rest and recreation, and rest is necessary for the proper perfomance\u2019 of work.All this is recognized and understood in the care of the man as a man.But does that part of the man that keeps him alive\u2014the stomach\u2014get a fair share of rest.The stomach works on when he is sleeping.The stomach works when his mind is playing.When we consider how much unnecessary work we give it besides, in the shape of unwholesome and harmful kinds of food, is it any wonder it suffers ?Dyspepsia is caused by an overworked stomach.The juices that digest the food run dry.There is either too great a bulk to digest or the materials of which the food is composed are too difficult of digestion.Thus the wealthy man who has on the table everything money can buy and the poor day laborer who has to subsist on cheap unsvholesome food, are alike vie- tims of Dyspepsia.Dodd\u2019s Dyspepsia Tablets take charge of the work of digestion and give the stomach a much-needed rest.Dodd\u2019s Dyupepsia Tablets cure Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Catarrh of the Stomach, Bilious Ffeadaches, and all other stomach complaints.Dodd's Diyspepsia Tablets are for sale at all Druggists at fifty cents a box, or will be sent on receipt of price, by the Dodds Medicine Cn Tivited Ta-t- = 4 7 25 pieces Colored All Wool Costume Serge, assorted colors, good value at 26¢, for Friday and Saturday, only, 12%4c per yard.500 yards All Wool French Debeige, colors, Grey and Brown, mixed, worth 40e; for two days only 19%c per yard.50 pleces Black Figured £ustre,choice patterns; for Friday and Saturday only 19c per yard.SILK DEPARTMENT.New Fancy Striped Silks, all new choice colors; here Is a snep, for two days only, 25c per yard.1,000 yards Fine Hair Cord Striped Taffeta Silk, all new colors to select irom; for Friday and Saturday only 50c; cheap at 75c.LINEN DEPARTMENT.Fringed Linen Damask Tablecloths; size, 2 x 3% yards, cheap at $2.25.While they last, $1.49 each.Colored Bordered Bureau Covers; size, 27 x 45 inches; cheap at 55c.While they last, 35c each.COTTON DEPARTMENT.100 plecos Fancy Ginghams, fine qua- Mty; regular value, 20c; all colors,cherks.and stripes; choice for 14c per yari.Great Sale of Remnants of Sheetlngs, all widths, plain and twilled; all the BEST QUALITY; worth 2c to 30c: all lengths from 2 to 10 yards; choice for 19c per yard.SPECIAL! SPECIAL! 100 dozen extra good Halrbrushes,pure bristle; regular price, 4fc, for 21 cents each.75 dozen extra fine Hair Brushes, pure bristle; worth 75c, for 50c each 25 dozen Shaving Brushes, worth 10c, for 5e.1,000 packets | Hairpins, all assorted, two packets for 5c.10 dozen Atomizers, worth 20c, for 10c each.100 enda ot good Garter Elastic, assorted colors, 3; yard in each, worth 103, for 5c.7 dozen Dress Shields, assorted sizes, White and Black, worth 20c and 25¢, for 15c pair.EXTRA SPECIAL.Ladies\u2019 Purses, all samples, bouglt at a bargain, and to be cleared at half price; for example, 252 for 1244c; 506 for 25c, and $1 for 50e.1,000 yards Tuling, Black and Brown, in yard lengths, worth 5c; to clear .at 10c each.150 yards Veiling, lack only, worth 35c end 40c, for 25c each.Qredeatoelrefect PICNIC AND MARKET \" SATCHÉI BASKETS, all best splint made, good and strong, 6 sizes, worth 106, 15c, fie, 20c, 22c and 25c.Friday prices are 8c, 10e, 12c, 15c, 17e and 20c.100 HARDWOOD STEP LADDERS, 3 foot size made of hardwood; a good handy size, regular price is 45c, Friday only 30c each.ICE PICKS, from 9c up.for D ere 4 ¢ + 3 GOODS DEPARTMENT FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS.eo JOHN MURPHY & CO.HEHEHE HEE et SPECIAL OFFERINGS FRIDAY AND TOILET SOAP.1,000 boxes \u2018Wool Soap,\u2019\u2019 for tollet and bath use, and washing woollen, without shrinking; will be sold at 15c a box.A sample given away with each box of soap bought.10 cases Olive Oil Soap, worth 40c, for 33¢ dôzen.20 cases Virgin Castile Soap, worth s5c, for 22c dnzen.GLOVE SPECIALS, All that glitters is not gold, but when it comes to Gloves\u2014our Gloves\u2014these cut prices get the customers, and quality keeps them.$1.15 KID GLOVES for 8S5c.Such gocd ones, too, with two clasps; colors, Drab, Tan, Pearl, White and Butter.You need a pair.Try these, $1.15 for 85c.BARGAINS! BARGAINS! For Men and Boys.Lots ot \u2019Em.200 Men's four ply Linen Colars, samples, to clear at once; ic Collars for 12%c; 16c and 20c ones, only bc each.150.Boye\u2019 Flannelette Shirts, Collar and pockets; the regular 50c kind; our special price, 33c.400 Boys' Navy Serge Caps, with National buttons, to go at 10c.10 dozen Men's French Braces,to clear at 15c pair.100 Men\u2019s Corduroy Caps, the 40c kind for 22c each.3 BLOUSE SETS! BLOUSE SETS! 50c, 735c and 81 enes, To-morrow, 25c each.There will be on epecial table, just inside main entrance.UMBRELLAS! UMBRELLAS! Buy Good Umbrellas.We sell such excellent ones at such low prices, $1, $1.25, $1.50 and $2 each.TOILET WATERS! TOILET WATERS! 300 eight ounce bottles of Florida Water, 40c for 19c.100 half pine bottles of St.Bay Rum, 40c for 22c.HOSIERY! Thomas HOSIERY! Cleared for action; the Hosiery Department prepared for the greatest sca- son it Mas ever known.Cleared for actlon.Our big special for To-morrow will be a line of Ladies\u2019 Black Cashmere Hose, seamless heels and feet.these are regular 35c Hose, for.To-mor- row and Saturday, 22c.ICE TOOLS in endless variety.REFRIGERATOR AND ICE CHESTS from $4.60 up.LIGHTNING ICE CREAM FREEZERS, freezes cream In 3% minutes, takes less ice salt and cream than jany other freezer.Palls made of best Virginia white cedar with electric welded wire hoops, guaranteed not to come off.A book of recipes given with every freezer; 1 quart, $1.78; 2 quart, $1.95; 3 quart, $2.35, 4 lquart, $2.70.* E *, *.gotontostetratastoutecte teste trltrc teste traque trstucteatoetratu tas tostueestra edtreratreteate te foots tretpetrateet JOHN | MURPHY &CO, .000000009000000000 0000s +++.++.+ SATURDAY.MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.Three cases of Ladies\u2019 Sailor Hats, STATIONERY! STATIONERY Big inducements in this line To mor- special prices, 35c and &0c, worth ü0c, row and Saturday.\u201cSe and 31.JUST A FEW OF THE MANY.70 Untrimmed Hats,all good shapes,and Regular Our worth from \u20ac3c to $1.15, choice, 20c.price.price.A large assortment of Boys\u2019 Galetea 30 Sheets of Paper and JU Hats at half price.1 Euvelapes 5 of fine Wht.s5e 13% ackage of fine Writ- $1 for 50c; $1.20 for 60c; $1.40 for 70c.ing Paper.30e 17c 400 boxes containing 100 En- CLOAK DEPARTMENT.velopes .30e 1315c Our assortment of Cloaks is he best, [1,000 doz.Faber's Lead Pen- and some immense bargains are offered.cils 22 21 42 24 20 11 \u2014, 406 Tec 25 Leather - bound Desk Large lines of Cloaks at from 20 per- Blotters, 20 x 15 .35c 17e cent to 5) percent off iegular prices.500 Exercise Books, No.1, 2 and 3.\u2026 +.BC Ye LADIES\" \u2014 SHIRT WAISTS Everywhere you go people are talking about the immense display of SHIRT WAISTS at JOHN MURPHY & CO.\u2019S, Nothing in Montreal to equal it, and as for values we are BOYS\u2019 SHIRT WAISTS and St 2 ST rain one Tree ton So Oral aalusfoaoedotoetidtucduideitidotontestoston] dundee tae lo tu lr trite ls eue tetes tou tuto to Santos toto tonton in 1200.SCREEN DOORS styles, from 80c up.50 GARDEN SETS, consisting of Rake, Hoz and Spade, good size, made, regular price $1.00; Friday, 59c set.BLOCK TIN TEA KETTLES, best for summer use, pll at Special prices, 26¢, 30c, 35c, and 40c each.SPECIAL SALE OF CHAMBER SETS FOR ONE WEEK in all sizes and strongly Special for 20c, rretrees toutou ten tentent Teagregrogpel ost PE AS ge gostsotoutoatieteetectond Corner Terms Cash : $ : LS À BARGAINS IN THE BASEMENT.- : : on top.WAISTS to zo at 49c.WHITE MUSLIN SHIRT WAINTS, in endless variety, from 75c.LADIES\u2019 PRINT WRAPPERS.144 to be sold To-morrow at 59¢, worth 93c¢.Special lots to clear at 85c np.WHITE DRILL and PIQUE SKIRTS, $3.13 up.2343 ST.CATHERINE STREET, Another lot of 81.60 SHIRT BLOUSES, retirent tra 6 piece sets in 3 colors, blue, pink and brown; regular value, $2.00; for one week, $1.75 set.10 pleces in set.3 colors ; regular value $3.00; price for one week, $2.00 set.10 pieces in set, 20 different colors and decorations, all new shapes and colors.Don\u2019t fail to see this line; cheap at $5; Special price for one week, your choice at $3.75 set.12 piece sets complete with slop jar, 3 new colors to select from.this set is cheap at $9.00; Special price for one week at $6.50 set.4 a train Metcalfe street.T'elephone Up 933 +.»>.>.+\u2026 Queen's salute.sisted in the planting by the Duke of McConnell, and Dr.Ww.- M.Polk.GREAT DAY IN CHICAGO.db | The young girls we see on the street Saxe-Cobourg and Gotha.All the mem- The toast Canady: Tou responded to) Chicago, May 25\u2014Fhe Queed\u2019s Birth .\u2014\u2014eee, a every day\u2014how many of them have pale, bers of the Royal family witnessed the by the Han.George E.Foster.The Hon.day was celebrated in Chicago in a mad ie ls pinched, care-worn faces, dark circles ceremony.Her Majesty then continued J.Franklin Fort spoke to the toast \u201cThe ner doubly worthy of the occasion an DAY IN CANADA BS i J SU her drive in the direction of Frogmore, Lend ve Live In\u2019 The toast \u2018Our! of the great metrapolis af the west.Un- _ : | T The military knights of Windsor present Guests\u2019 was responded to by the Rev.|der the auspices of the Britannia Club ER MAJES-| af 1 ed an address to the Queen at noon in W.B.Raineford, the Rev.E.Walpole| oi Chicago, a banquet was held at the| DULY HONORED BY H the corridor of the castle, and received Varren and Dr.W.M: Polk spoke to| Victoria Hotel, at which there were pres: TY\u2019S LOYAL SUBJECTS.the warm thanks of Her Majesty.i Kindred Societies.\u2019 ond ent a bundred end fifcy guests and they ' .\u2014 - A pretty incident was the presentation} + on.rge EL.Foster, in resp ccmpriséd.ling Bri residen! \u2014Li t-Governor to the Queen this morning, by each of ing to the toust \u2018Canada, the Land of} of tHe city and an.equal number of Am Ta pes toned -Lienteran Bo civil, her grand and great-grandchildren, now the Maple,\u2019 said in part: \u2018Canada has{ericans.The celebration was character dlitary\u2019 and ecclesiastical notabilities at B at the castle, of a tiny bouquet of changed for the better since you left her|ized by the greatest enthusiaem.The Ti d state dinner at Spencerwood last |.flowers.These descendants of Her Ma- tWenty, twenty-five or thirty years ago,! banquet room was appropriately decor night.im honor of the Queen's Birthday.| jesty, who was deeply touched, also commercially and otherwise.Now it is] ated and conspicuous were the portraits day.kissed her.not a confederation on paper, it is a con-| of Her Majesty and President McKinley, =.kville, Ont, May 2 \u2014There was e: THANKSGIVING SERVICES.federation in reality.In Canada to-day |both pictures being draped with the Brit- Queen's \u201creather for the Queen\u2019 5 birthday \u20ac Although the official birthday celebra- there is @ strong national feeling, stronger|igh and American flags.The\u2019 epceches célebration in Brotekville, and the day te, tion was postponed until June 3, more than it ever was before.We believe we were distinguished for the extreme friend passed off pleasantly.The town pre 1 A.flags were flying than at any time since WeTe put there to stay, and, with God's} liness and each reference to Great Britain sented a gala appearance.The demon- Len the Queen\u2019s Jubilee.A great congre-| help we will stay there, too\u2014for we doland the United Stabes pursuing a COW'| stration took the form of a military and Ch e: gation assembled in St.Paul\u2019s Cathedral 1-0t intend to be absorbed into the Unit-| mon career was the signal for vociferous civic démonstration.The Fortieth Sepa- 3 da mder the eyes?How many complain of this morning, where thanksgiving services, ed States, and we do not know whether ajplause.\u201d The Hon.Duncan C.*| rate Company took part, and were given ; hesdsches, backaches, sideaches and were held, and huge crowds of people; ary one wants us or not.We intend M.P., was present and received marked a great ovation, The town was cnronged vn weak, tired-out feelings?were unable to obtain admittance.They to\u2019 stay there and work out our own sal-| attention.with excursions from various points.In nd There is not one of these but with ordi- grouped themselves in the spaces about! vetion.Absorption with the United Buffalo, N.Y, May 24\u2014British flags the afternoon a sham battle and a long + ee dary care and the use of Milburn\u2019s Heart the building.States would mean severanee from the| were much in evidence in\u2019 Buffalo to-day.programme of sports took place on the = B b 9 S Own ' | fe.wd Nerve Pills could seon bo free from The Lord Mayor of London, Sir John Empire, and that is not popular.The|'The visit of the Hamilton, Ont.army Driving Park.The day's proceedings = a y \u2019 : ey swery pain, have cheeks like roses, eyes Voce Moore, the sheriffs, the aldermen, destiny of the British Empire is not die- veterans and the desire to honor Queen closed\u2019 with.à grand military promenade Z - : ue bright, step elastic and life joyous.These sword and mace bearers, and all the integration, but consolidation.(Cheers.) Victoria brought out a display of bunting concert and hop at the station rink.|Z od A pills supply the very elements needed to other functionaries, in their robes of We in Caneda beve as much interest in jin the down-town district that was-almost| Ottawa, Ont, May 24.\u2014The Queen\u2019s| = oap > uld up and strengthen the nerves, state attended.The Archbishop of Canter- the Empire as the people who live in the equal to that of the Fourth of July.The birthday was generally observed here as| = \u2018 \u2018 sorichthe blood and invigorate the heart.bury, Most Rev.Frederick Temple, D.D., heart of London or Edinburgh.It is like Union Jack was to be seen everywhere.{a holiday, nearly all places of business E ; 1 le _._ ig- Every mother who has a daughter weak officiated.and preached the sermon, the vision of mother and daughters, not| The visitors from Hamilton, Her Ma- being tloeed and flags flying from the makes the ittic: ones # ell td vervous should read the following .\"ot\" \"mo Deum was sung *| pertine, but living under the same -roof jesty\u2019s Army and Navy Véteran# So-\u2018{5bthhlic buildings, schools, ete.In the] & A etr i n- satement made by Mre, A.M.Strong- birthday celebrations occurred through | tree.Wikile I am thus speaking I have ciety, and W.W.Caoke Post, G-À.R- | afternoon thers was an exhibitiod game| 2 happy by keeping thelr CR ol- min, 064 Colborne Street, London: out the provinces, the ships in different not forgotten that we are here on thei Were given & royal Feeeption on thelr a7.of lacrosse between the Shamrocks the d = tiny bodies in a healthy; BR 4 account of close application to Out the er irsssed for the occasion, cightieth anniversary of the \u2018bitth and |TiVA] at eleven sm.Chapin Post, headed Capitals, which was wan by the latier|Z ny va nd dy my daughter Annie became much POTS cecc, ed with nearly the sixty-second of the reign of |PY the 74th Regiment \u2018band; were at the by a scoré of five to four.= : Po se mi down in health and strength.and the warships were covered wit Ty Choe the refgn ol| =.0% witha loeal reception committee, St.John, N.B., May 24.\u2014The holiday Z clean condition.nd \u201cIgot a box of Milburn\u2019s Eeart and bunting.our Queen.( ) She is the Queen headed by Mayer.Diebl.-Acrompanying.| was universally observed in St.John, ap-| Z à a.Serve Pills forher, and the resultshave At Portsmouth there were reviews of dearly loved by Britieh subjects the the Hamilton veterins were Mayor Teet- parently one-half of the inhabitants pat- = 5 } ck been remnzkable.Strength has been the regular troops, the volunteers and vrld over.| sel, ex-Mayor Cdlquhoun, Mr.Hehry Cr: | ronizing\u2019 excursions.to St.Stephen, Fred- | Z OU EU _ i es imparted to her physical and nervous naval brigades, and the same ceremonies Speaking on expansion, Mr.Foster, in! gcallen, M.P., the Key.Mr.Beavis, and |aricton, Digby, etc.there\u2019 being ne attrdc-|{ £ THE ALBERT TOILET BOAP COte Mem by their use, and I am highly occurred at the various arsenals sud gar- referring to the United States, said: \u2018If| ji}.p distinguished persons.Jones té Jee them at home.The weather |= MONTREAL ~ {i f ly.Pleased to recommend them.rison towns.you feel that you are strong enough it| Minneapolis, Minn\u2026 May 24.\u2014The was perfect in'St.John.The police ran = ax + 44 to \u201cFrom the great benefit derived by A telegram from Simla, the summer is your duty to extend your territory |presbyterien Assembly to-day sent à con- an excursion across the bay to Digby, E MAKERS OF THE CELEB - ; ral By daughter from Milburn\u2019s Heart and capital of British Indis, says that im-| when occasion demands it, and not eount, WR CR Spicer (0 Queen Vietoria which was largely attended.As the 2 al it ime Pills.I cannot do less than the cost, for England never stopped to en her igh ieth birthday.The matter steamer \u2018Prince Edward\u2019 was being E 40 TS ighly recommend them to those suffer- count the eost.With England and the | was brought up- by the Rev.John Ing- warped into: the dock at Digby her wire | 48 38, from similar complaints.\u201d ADVERTISEMENTS.United States united, the peace of the pam, of New York.He mid : \u2018We are hawser .at the.stern broke, injuring a .{world would be assured.The two flags dwelling in a day which has marked a number of persons.The most injured |.js « C tipation ought to float together.We are Anglo-! potable increase in friendship between were Frederick Jenkins.captain of PO | ennnnnennentnss : ons pa y Saxons in blood and bone, and so they! this country and Great Britain, and I lice, hand eut and severe scalp wound; It says : \u2018The Queen has just \u2018consulted : * - LR: Headach .Biliousness, say we are children of the hlood.If would remind you that this is the eigh- Policeman Michael Collins, left leg bro-| of Y pagenstecker of Wiesbaden; who - \"1h as eagac e, ever the hand of the mischief-maker! tieth anniversaty \u2018of Queen Victoria\u2019s | ken and.bad cut in head ; Policeman = rantecs the success of the \u201coperation - JE er- PRR H rth -would be raised to make wer between | birth.1, therefore, move that the as- Charles E.Amos, left kneecap hurt.Sur- sd opines the Queen will entirely repair | on i 4 ea urn, these two great nations the universal: gembly send to Her Majesty a communi- gical aid was quickly rendered, but the the on ellent sight she possessed untik re- - ill ae AN Indigestion, Dizziness, conselence would deprecate it most seri- cation congratulating.her on her success accident \u2018cast a gloom over the day\u2019s cently.oo alunite vs Hs, \\\\ ot onely.\u2019 -, - |ful reign\u2019 \u2018The motion was carried sports.(em Be \u2018 13, ATES Indicate that your liver \u201cThe speaker thanked the society for{ unanimously, and a message gabled.co JN THE TRANSVAAL | STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.- : \u2026 A \u2019 > BACON, HAMS is out of order.The the honor conferred upon him in asking| Albany, N.Y.ay .24\u2014Governor Pretpria,\u201d Transvaal, May A London, May 24 Welbeck Abbey, the % on ' edicine to rouse him to be present and speak to what Roosevelt has sent a congratulatory tele- Volksraad, or parlisment, adioumed 2 splendid country \u2018seat of the: Dalmiiof-:.nd and LARD best m he termed \u2018his exiled fellow-countæy- gram to Mr.Thomas T- Wright and the\u2019) noon to-day in honor of the birthday of Portlan d at Worksop,\u201d in Nottingheme; * Jur ; the liver and cure all men\u2019.At the close of Mr.Foster's ad-| citizens of Port Tampa, Fla., on their ac {Queen Victoria.shire.was struck by lightning this eves =n ive Arnal seed, EP Eemioais these His, Is found in dress the assemblage arose and after in-| tion in celebrating the eightieth birthday \"THE QUEEN § EYESIGHT.| ; in \" The bolt ripped's quankity of: SE J ur.or Fullers' earth, or put F@ts or dulging in tumultuous cheering, sang, ! of Queen Victoria, in which he refers to} London, May 2¢\u2014 Truth\u2019 to-day, in £ 4 \u2019 ead As : y BIng ; dh : vds 0 iE RS \u201cti .official statements to\u2019 the Jead-work from: the elock tower.aadde- ; on bone grease in ou riarde Ask Hoo S S \u2018For he\u2019s a jolly good fellow.\u201d | Great Brithin's.friendship extended to |epite of -semi-oflicial 8 fo the; ~ nd deal of the glass in ther =.Nh for eur nu BRITISH SCHOOLS\u2019 DINNER.| the United States during the Spanish contrary, insists that an operation for stroys aie a the 18 The Canadian Packing Co, London, Ont.36 cents.Bold by all medicine dealers.New York, May 24.\u2014Seventy persons war.cataract on the Queen\u2019s eyes is inevitable.gran g .\u2019 \u2018 2 .a; pe ape PE PS PL tt = QD RE TS Lr RE YEE THAT TANS 1-0 AIO. Drummond.His Excellency, in full uni- The following order was issued yester- | London, May 25.\u2014The reported release ple carried home with them vivid and = x = a _ wy > J pi.A va all t i .new armory at Lr : 4 CENT SHOWING OF THE MILITIA.et oan SE Toute Cadets, 5151 \u201cThe tation wae on al respecte as matis| will be succeeded in the command by Bis The military tattoo came of on Wo : Laron de Hirsch Cadets and attaches, 43; factory as a military spectacle, as it was! \u2019 : \u201cATLL >.- nesdav .FE _ 4 Imperial Army and Navy Association, 50; exellent as a musial entertainment.| be promoted to the rank of major, Lieut.| ne ay as per programme The nent Ft .oy 3.030 , \u2018His Excelleney trusts that th | Seale being advanced to the captaincy, was delightful ; moon-lit, and pleasar:., =, The centre of attraction for Montreal companies as well as distances between total, 3,030.janv Tos y > = © pect and Lieut.Cotton becoming senior lieu- cool.The M.A.A.A.grounds es oI eople yesterday, as well as for the many them well kept.The Royal Scots, THE GREAT REVIEW OF 1879.mary resu ry e as satisiactory to.tenant.All the officers and many of the crowded with spectat The | \u2019 A people ÿ ?h in the ®turdy, picturesque, and steady on Lieut.-Col, Fletcher, C.M.G., has kind: the funds of the hoepitale for whose| .oo riccioned officers and men are \u20ac spectators, lhe last seats + - thousands of strangers who were ,_ parade, followed and never looked bet-|ly furnished for comparison the parade benefit they are allotted.\"first class certificate men.Some of the °F the grand stand were disposed of erly : city, was the military review on Logan\u2019s ter.The Victoria Rifles followed, with state of May 24, 1879, when the 13th By oe RT FO older men of the battery have been at- |in the day, and thousands had to be a: Farm.From early morning the flag- jaunty step, and smart pace, the com-, Brooklyn Regiment and the Rev.Henry \u2018 FOSTER, tached to it since 1873, and it will be a tent with the general admission.Th uy i bedecked streets were astir with militia: Pavies some past excelent as te te de Queen, and when he ar \u2018Chief Staff Officer moremel 107 FUG 10 Do regulations re.| *2°48 More could mot get tickets ui 21; | ê \u2018 ; i m an: ce.\u201cThe : - .> > >) .y -l descrinti \" ; ¢ mn Bg le alive to the Royale, of Quebec, won everybody's ad-| quis of Lorne and the Princes Louis: VICEREGAL DOINGS.{ garding commanding officers.bl.Amy.| description.and bad to remain about ou Te & grounds, and with citizens 2 miration.The men were a particularly were present.The numbers then were ss{ In the evening Lord Minto gave a|rauld should have retired a year ago but S60 R \"C ace ve Governors.er À importance of early securing advan: gturdy and well set up lot, carrying' follows: Staff, 30; Cavalry, two troops.\u2019 dinner to the following military officers: it was seen that for him to do so then Ta} a he DL 8 fh into and party, nu & tageous positions on the ground.In the } - - of all observora of honor, the observed di latter instance it was a case of the early v > His Excellency took an opportunity th bird catehing the worm, for 0 dense vr : Iy congratulate the.besdeasiars wai the crowd that thipusmnds™of e who : oy y congra \u20ac aad ¢ crowd 14 = ! ; ., es OR hose under their direction.started for the review saw nothing of it.+ tho \u2018 .a It was a picturesque crowd, too, that NOT 7 : grounds or 350 and were re bb ie Ca surrounded the big parallelogram re- tT _ the royal salute.\u2018First post\u2019 then sound.n served for the troops, and spread out TE - A T ed, and all eyes were riveted on the iig- th frre hh pec ES ae SFT i, Taio, Tene, vie os tg ; : HT * Ce ÿ pictur- re ior colors of the light summer dresses of the esque, The flambeau-bearers, of w CS * women gave to the crowd a bright and the regiments contributed an ch L i.picturesque appearance too seldom seen age of a hundred, were arranged so as to , HR in this hum-drum world.The arrange- Lg ; form three sides of à hollow square, t Ce A ments for the review were complete, and A, fourth side being the grand Square, he de La everything of a preliminary order had + \\ moon nearly at the full, decked of with hie REE been attended to before the arrival on \\ \\.fleecy clouds, made the prettiest of back._ Ne the ground of the first troops, the ls grounds.The picture was completed by 3 Prince of Wales Fusiliers Regiment.The # > OS the gleam of the waters of the river.\u2019 be } : \u2018points\u2019 were all marked in the usual way aff) 2 i \u2018Z i Pi Into the hollow square referred to ta 4! with the camp colors, the Royal standard a pa marched from the north-west corner the % Ir replacing the Union Jack, usually em- (Hag ih bands of the various co each playin pe 43 ployed at the saluting base, as customary y SAS its imental oy d Fy go oy 2 > bi À SA i, 1 own regimen marc.and accom- A st oral reviews, AL of the regiments 1 HAW resid by foabesviearns, Allert JY b NE : .49 \" A 17 ons.e firs kd rived and took up their positions, a lion\u2019s Hr 2 gE 4! 7] '@ RE se It EN] band to appear was that of the 2nd Reg- to ; share ox the cheering being properly De po I à 9 Na % CA SU AS AS 17 VIN = Gib ment Janadian Artillery, playing \u2018The til stowed upon the visiting corps, the 8 : NTI VF IF PES au (IRAN nm d Maple Leaf Forever.\u201d The 1st Prince of sr H Royal Rifles, of Quebec, and the magnifi- MIEN YA ui Ji | ) (hrs, f £8 J WN i P pk 1) 0 1 i! D Wales Regiment Fusiliers came on to the cent drum and bugle band of the Queen\u2019s I 1 4 /] au v RS {GY y L 3 stirring tune of \u2018The British Grenadiers.gc Own Rifles, of Toronto.; I \u2014-\u2014 LY mynd, a ! 3g re ta © i TY A \u2018The Charlatan\u2019 was the tune of the 3rd sp The veterans of Her Majesty the : - R IT Se VIé-74 à fl i | | wey A Victoria Rifles, and \u2018The Campbells are th Queen\u2019s services and of the army and aid F0 1e Ww vx dl : 3 Comin\u2019 ° denoted the proximity of en pavy of the United States as they TA \u2014 3 S UT NES at al À C N A the 5th Royal Scots.The 65th Battalion w marched on to the ground together re \u2014 \u2014 A = } 7 marches to the tune-of the 13th Regiment be ceived a tremendous ovation.ancoc vs > ES ma > CN ; uickstep.\u2019 Post of the Grand Army of the Republic / The buglers and drummers of the Vie- pe and the British Army and Navy Vet- === |toris Rifles, 65th Battalion and Royal de z.erans\u2019 Association marched to the place n= Scots then rendered a bugle march ; the os I - allotted to them as a special guard to the massed bands played the slow march, It Fo viceregal enclosure together, the color \u2018Prince Albert Victor,\u201d and the drums fr ae bearers of the two corps marching side and fifes of the 1st Prince of Wales Regi- i by side and with the staffs of the \u2018flag ment Fusiliers gave the march, \u2018God fo that\u2019s braved a thousand years the bat- Bless the Prince of Wales.\u2019 Da tle and \u2018the breeze,\u201d and of \u2018Old Glory\u2019 The German tattoo music \u2018Zapfen- oe crossed in front of them.streich,\u201d .played by the mswweed bands 9 The troops on arrival took up, with ; was ially fine.It was.gt Bhis point tent military precision, the positions allotted - \\ that His Excellency oa Se the uh to them, forming three sides of an oblong ROYAL SCOTS PASSING THE SALUTING POINT.grass to express his appreciation.m with the infantry forming the long face ; ST .The seventh item on the programme al : opposite the saluting base, the 3rd Mont- themselves like regulars, their marching %6; B Battery, 40; Montreal Field Bat-i Liuet.-Col.A.Roy, Lieut.-Col.J.Cooke, would have worked much harm, conse- as a march by the pi of the Royal g ; PP g ; , y pipers y i real Field Battery the short right face, and dressing being decidedly above the| tery, 74; Ottawa Field Battery, 76 Shef- Lieut.Col.Lee, Major Drummond, Ma- quently his term was advanced for a Year.geots.The enthusiasm that this aroused st Co and the cadet corps the corresponding average.In many respects it was the ford Field Battery, 70; Montreal Garrison' jor Costigan, Lieut.-Col.A.Labelle, The battery will go into camp for annual vas outdone only by that which greeted to short face on the left flank of the main moet serviceable looking battalion on Artillery, 264; Montréal Engineers, 75;| Lieut.-Col.Starke, Col.Foster, His Wor- drill at Levis on June 15, and will have the catchy march of the buglers of the se line.parade.The 65th Rifles, Montreal's lst Prince of Wales Rifles, 266; 3rd Vic-| ship Mayor Prefontaine, Lieut.-Col.W.| for companion corps B Battery and the 9nd Queen\u2019s Own Regiment, of Toronto.er : HIS EXCELLENCY ARRIVES.French-Canadian battalion, was some-!toria Rifles, 310; 5th Royal Scots.266; Cotton, Lieut.-Col.Prevost, Lieut.-Col.Quebec Field Battery.The massed bands then played a selection w At about 12.30, which was half an hour what under strength, but went past well, 6th Fusiliers, 276; Governor-General's| E.Bustced, Surgeon Lieut.-Col Neilson, of national airs, previous to the sounding, is > behind time, His Excellency the Govern- the compenies preserving good align-| Foot Guards, 320; Queen\u2019s Own Rifles, Major Hooper, Captain Bell, A.D.C.; |PHEONIX PARK MURDERERS, | at 10.30, of the \u2018Last Post,\u201d which was on gE 1 or-General, accompanied by a brilliant mente, and the step being smart and |450; 65th Battalion, 340; 8th Royal Rifles, Captain Graham, A.D.C.; Lieut.Col.followed by \u2018God Save the Queen.\u2019 > n staff, and escorted by the Duke of York's characteristic.260; St.Jean Baptiste Company, 50; McLean, Lieut.-Col.E.Ibboteon, Col.\u2014_ The bands then marched away playing th a Own Canadien Hussars, under Lieut.-Col.The cadet brigade was loudly cheered.13th Brooklyn Regiment, 500; making in| Irwin, AD.C.; Liéut-Col F.Cole, the] REPORTED RELEASE CONTRA.the quick step \u2018In Battle Array, followed at i h CE J.B.MeLean, arrived through the south- 1, was led by the St.Mary's College all 3,763 men, who bad with them four-| Hon.F.Borden.by the pipers.trumpeters, buglers and Je ern gate.Lady Minto rode in a carriage Cadets, a clean cut lot of smart, gentle-| teen field guns.A reception was held last night at the DICTED.flambeau-bearers, forming a long proces of > drawn by four horses with postilions, manly lads, who held their heads up a5| PRAISE FROM HIGH QUARTERS, | residence of Lord Strathcone, now oceu- \u2014 sion, The grounds were cleared without th and was accompanied by Major and Mrs.jf proud of themeelves and of the occa- pied by Lord and Lady Minto.A large accident, and some twelve thousand peo.jo number of prominent citizens and officers oy sion, and who marched with clock-like | were present.Prof.Reichling\u2019s orches- precision.The Mount St.Louis \u20ac ol.| day:\u2014 .\u201cof Fitzharris, alias \u2018Skin-the-Goat,\u201d and form, his richly-laced scarlet tunic re- other men imprisoned for complicity in most pleasant impressions of Montreal's ¥ first miltary tattoo.splendant with war medals and knightly orders, lgoked very handsome.He rode a spirited mount, and looked every inch a lege Cadets, equally smart, and at least equally well drilled, followed, and follow- \u2018District Officer Commanding No.5 Military District: tra was in attendance, as was also the band of the Prince of Wales Fusiliers.the Phoenix Park murders is unfounded.The executive officer of the evening was Lieut.-Col.G.R.Starke, R.O., who .\u20ac : ; ; The men are still confined in the Mary- + \u201csoldier.If the Karl of Minto and his PE them went past in splendid style, the QUEEN S BIRTHDAY REVIEW.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 boro prison./ .: i jer, eo Es large staff oc Earl part well, so did finely-drilled companies of the Highland The General Officer Commanding has, LIEUT.-COL.AMYRAULD TO RE- P \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 th pe adorn.5 Ed ec x their dashing escort.It was practically Cadets, marching, commands, salutes, received the commands of His Excellen- TIRE.A GREAT SEAL CATCH Regiment C.A.; Lieut-Col.F.Minden th the first turnout in complete shape of and all, being characterized by clock-!cy the Governor-General, and Comman- - : Cole.2nd Regiment C.A.: Lieut.-Col.Ce the Duke of York\u2019s Hussars.The corps Work precision.; der-in-Chief, to convey to the troops pre-| Sweetsburg, May 25.\u2014Much to the re- Quebèc, July 25\u2014The catch of seals A.F.D Labelle.85th Battalion : Major A looked simply magnificent for a militia The cadets of the Baron de Hirsch sent at the review in honor of Her Ma- gret of his brother officers of this district, along the north shore of the Gulf of St.R.Costigan, ard Field Battery ; Major ot: cavalry corps.The new hussar busbies, schools, in neat uniforms of black with jesty\u2019s Birthday, at Montreal, this day.) Lieut.-Col.Amyrauld will on May 31 re Lawrence this spring has been the great- wi Rodden, 3rd Victoria Rifles: C: similar to those worn by the old Mont purple facings, completed the parade.bis satisfaction at their soldierly appear-| re from the command of the l5th \u2018Shef est since 1886, and the fishing popula-| Major John Carson, 5th Royal Scots : A real Hussars before the unsuitable metal The little lads did remarkably well.|ance and steadiness under arms.The \u201cFe Irom tue co ot the LJ ef |tion there are jubilant in consequence.Capt.M.La Rochelle, 85th Battalion : a helmets were adopted, gave a finish to the After the march past the division form-, arrangements for the parade left little to ford\u2019 Field Battery, which he organized Some schooners captured as many as Capt.E.8.M.Lovelace, Duke of York's be new tunics and trousers.Saddlery, ed in line of quarter-columns, and ad-| be desired, and reflect the greatest twenty-seven years ago, and which he 460.Royal Canadian Hussars ;: Capt.W.L.hi equipment, mounts, men, equitation and Bond, 1st Prince of Wales Regiment pa drill were all admirable, and the corps Fusiliers.and Lieut.M.Freeman, late de was much admired.11th Argenteuil Rangers.ti As soon as Be Escelleney arrived the rer c review proper an, the Field Battery : ; imbering, coming into action front, NEW LIEUT-GOVERNOR.[ Bored ate me pega se.168 \u2014 à ute.Fhe as lai .4h ., down and published was carried out to (DR.M'INTYRE SUCCEEDS THE » the letter, and well done.The feu-de- HON.G.W.HOWLAN IN tr joies, if not perfectly done, were very I ; = much nrore even than thev usually are.PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.bo THE MARCH PAST.- th The salute given, the artillery limbered = up and the infantry formed line of quar- Ottawa, May 25.\u2014Dr.Mclntyre, ex- ad ter columns on the right battalions of M.P., for King's, P.EI, has been ap- lic rigades for the march past, which is ; ; ox ; | 4 always the most attractive feature of a pointed Lieutenant-Governor of Prince ce x military review for the general public.Edward Island, in succession to Governor on ks The march past was led by the field Howlan, whose term recently expired.br : artillery, which never turned out in bet- The appointee is a man of ahility, is well \u201cA: ter shape or looked smarter.All of the known in the public life of Canada, hav- er mn guns and waggons were horsed with ing occupied a seat in the House of Com- no | grays, and a fine, well-selected, and well- mons during three Parliaments.He pe harnessed lot of gun teams they were.was first returned in 1874, defeated in n The Garrison Artillery and infantry 1878, and returned again in 1882 and où were played past by the bands brigaded, 1887.Dr.McIntyre is fifty-nime years St the time being correct, and assisting the of age, and was born at Petersville ex = marching greatly.King\u2019s, P.EI, He was educated at =.to The 2nd Regiment, Canadian Artillery, Dunstan\u2019s College, the Quebec Seminary i led the first infantry brigade, the men and Laval University, graduating M.D.x turned out well, and the marching was from McGill, in 1867, \"1 very good.The officers could have rt fn Bx shown more precision with their salutes, ; cle however.The Prince of Wales Fusiliers THE DAILY WITNESS fs printed and pabliaber © | made a splendid showing, even though de ee ot 1, by Jobo od 3 LE - they were forced to wear forage caps, Redpath Dougall, of Montreal » \u201c owing to the pon-urrival of the new da aN bearskin busbies.The regiment was in All business communications should be dre & good strength, men à smart serviceable THE MILITARY TATTOO._ sou Drag Be, \u201cVin\u201d Of : lot, uniforms and equipments as clean 2 , sd o/ letters to the Editor should Jas a mew pin, and the alignments of F The Massed Bands playing \u2018God Save the Queen.Edits of the Witness,\u2019 Montreal x eu "]