The Montreal daily star, 2 octobre 1885, vendredi 2 octobre 1885

[" fect in England The Mantrea Ea high iki.Daily VOL.XVII NO.232 CONDENSED NEWS.CABLE.Eh t Rev.Henry Cotterill, D.D., Bishop o inburgh is seriously ill with cancer of the jaw.The Cuban rebels Laleedo and Estrada, belonging to the party of Limbano Sanchez, were shot on the 29th ult.at laraco The slxpenny, telegram law went te ef- je eslerday.Returns up to five o'clock p.m.showed a largely increased business.The Czar has called a meeting of zovern- ors of thevarious provinces to be held during the present mont der to confer wi them respecting the internal condition tm Russia.Advices from Prisco, 2e state that the Montoueros occu pying Ica number 250.Canete fell into thelr hands, after an hour's fighting, and the celebrated Montonero Paszoo was taken prisoner.Lord Randolph Churebill arrived at Dublin, yesterday, to consult with the Attorney-General ai for Ireland.as to what means can be employed under the common lawifor.the-suppression of boycotting.- The British National Liberal Federation, at a meeting in London, yesterday, adopted a resolution favoring Lhe \\botition of primogeniture and other forms of entail and security of tenure for farmers, making tha the compensation for improvements on lan compuisory, and urging the purchase ds lands by by the Government for Rliotment to AMERICAN.The Missouri Pacific railway is said to have leased the central branch of the Union Pacific for twenty-five years.Miss Alice B.Jordan, of Coldwater, Mich., u graduate of the academic and law department of the University of Michigan, entered the Yale law.school pol ygaterday.She is the first lady ever entered in say departinent of Yale outside of the art schoo! The Clgarmakers\u2019 International Union has closed its session at Cincinnati and will meet two years hence at ton.veral amendments to the constitution were made, one increasing the death benetit from $40 to $50, another requiring local unions after May lst next to enforce the rule of eight hours for & day's work.Jüdge Chas.F.Brown, of the Supreme Court of New York has rendered a decision in the foreclosure suit of the United States Trust company against the New York, West Snore aud Bufalo Railway company.ax nn entered a decree of foreclosur> an e.the decree Abram 8.Cassidy, of Newbur, oy 15 appointed referee to sell the property of ibe r At Nanticooka, Pa, yesterday several officers of the Salvation Army were flned two dollars each for obstructing the highway, abd as they refused to pay the tine were seul w gaol for six hours.A howling mob tried to tear the prison down, and the whole police force was called out, and the crowd dispersed with difficuly.hen the Salvationists were released last evening they paraded the town with nearly a thousand followers.At Bhota Crug, Cal., yesterday while Judge Rountree wus maging out the commitment ot a prisoner named John Kennedy, the latter threatened to clean out the court and a struggle ensued between him and a constable in which Kennedy was getting the best of the officer when the judge descended from the bench and removing h ad thrashed the prisoner ln merditaly, au then reasceuding the nch, i mposed additional sentence of thirty days\u2019 mprison- meut for contempt of court.A strict marriage license law went into effect in Pennsylvania, yesterday, and in order to take advantage of the loose law that existed before, Willie J.Coshey, lately a messhyge boy tor tho Bankers and chants Telegraph Company at Pi., and the son of H.0 Coshoy, a wealthy livery man, sloped a on Tuesday with tbe only daughter of Ê Laird, editor of the Greensbur; Argus.Sand the adopted dsugh- ter of the Tenth regiment N.G.P.o is the young lady for whom the men a bat regiment nearly lynched a man at the late encampment at Conneaut Lake for Insulting her.The combined ages of the eloping couple bardly amount to thirty years.CAN ADIAN.A fire has destro, vas all the crops of Matthias Simon and his brother Pierre Simon:at Ka.Sir John Macdonald will visit Kingston this week.The Minister of Railways and the Minister of Mihtia will visit Gananoque early noxt week, The formal opening of the ew cantilever bridge at St.John, N.B., place ou the The entire length of the bridge proper and approaches is 1280 Oury Murph the.paboo mal cop at: Saturday inst died Wednesday night from Chis injuries.De- censed at one time represented Montcalm ward as alderman, and was captain of the volunteer firemet before the organization of the fire brigade.Tbe Government steamer \u201cNapoleon III\u201d will leave Quebec on Monday with supplies for the lighthouses in the Gulf of St.Lawrence.She will take Bishop Bosse and a number of Sisters ot Charity to Pointe aux Escoumains to administer to the wants of the distressed fishermen on the coast.There as been a great deal of suffering caused by the failure of the fisheries.The (General Mission Board of the Methodist Church of Canada meets in Halifax on the 14th inst.Among those in attendance from the Upper provinces will bo Revs.Drs.Douglas, Carman, Potts, Willlams, Sutherland, Banderson, Griffin aod Stone, and Senator Ferrier, Lieut.-Governor Alkins, Hop.J.W.Bexton and others.Governor Richey will preside at the annual meeting.The steamers * Hero \u201d and ** Quinte\u2019 col- ded yosiorday while approaching the wharf at Bath.\u201d The * Qui had about 200 excursionlsts on board.Pehore Was considerable excitament for a time, but fic one Quinte's * Hero\u201d is trifling.sengers, were brought to The Toronto police m trate yesterday morning gave Judgment in the blue ribbon beer test case! fining the defendant $30 and costs.ln imposing the fine be said he did 80 for the purpose of getting the opinion of one of the judges in a Superior Court.own impression was that drink of the strength which this beverage was proved to not come under the description of intoxicating liquor under the act.If the conviction was sustained would be ruled ther ereby in dealing with the other defend- ~The Domlnton Artillery association matches were continued wt Toronto yagter- 8.to Kinston by ih day.The London and Welland canal batteries completed their competitions.a BOOT the preliminary the London battery 245 in the final 147.The Kingston and G Ganapoque.batteries then commenced firing, and completod their preliminary, the former, however, being ope mah short.Kingston scored 239 and Gananoque 265.Iu the shifting ordnance competition for the Qzowski cup, Kingston's tite was two segonds.(Gananoque withdrew {fom thls competition.LOCAL.A blind beggar called at the office ot the Riel committee yesterday and subscribed $2 to the funds.The officers of the Cross of St.James Parish held à very successful entertaloment last eveninæ in the Queeu\u2019s Hall.- A slight fire ocqurred in the top flat of Messers.Sénécal & Cadieux' store on St.Paul street yesterday.Damage very slight.An alarm was sent in from box 118 yesterday afternoon which proved to be a lot of Buraw burning on the C.P.R.bridge over dtre Danie street east.cher fire occurred yesterday at No.66 Durocher street, bY the explosion of A lamp.The damage wae slight, as the fire was put out by a bucket of water.Edward Flanagan, a cattler to gaol for six months, yeste fay.| for steal- inga silver watch from Jobn Goole, on the steamer \u201d Lake Superior,\u201d while at sea.Alexander Clewent, - aged 15, who was gaugbt robblaz Mr.Grifn, confectloner, of wrence street, was septenoed to e reformatory for two years, by J Dugas Yosterdaya an, was sent Mer- CORR | man named Almé Lord resented him- at the water police statio esterday; pee] stated that he wus a desor tor rom * B Battery.He was sont to Quebec by lnspect- or Ormond.Hon.Mr.Justice Routhier will commence, ob Monday, hearing witnesses at the Government offices, St.Gabriel street, in the matter of the sale of the North Snore Rall- way, by the Chapleau administration.A delegation, representing the railways of Canada, left last evening, to attend the annual convention of railway conductors, Lo be beld at Deuver, Col.on Oct.Tth.[he delegation is composed of Messrs.E.Reynolds, North Shore À Railway, J.bE.Cunuinz- bam; South Eastern Bail wiy, J.Mulligan, Grand Trunk Railway, and \"Roach, Cann: dian Pacific Railway.A banquet for the benefit of the St.Henrl Orphan Asylum was given 1b the lustitution, at Which R Mr.Descarrie presided.present were; Hon, Mr.Beau- Jardins, M.P., Kov.Messrs.Piché, curé of Lachine, Auclair, of St.Jean Ba tiste, Seguin, ot Ste.Cuubgonde, und Colin, of St Henri.Some very fine songs ware rendered by the Montaguard Ctub.Vic tuallers\u2019 Association held vif i ocgsem Victualler tng n the ball of La ; Patrie last night, Mr.ency Hogan the chair.Tbe reports of the secretary abd treasurer were read and adopted.A balance of about $150 having been left over - from the picnic on St.Helen's Island, It was resolved to donate $50 each to the General and Notre Dame Hospitals, the remainder being left in the treasury of Lhe Association The members of the Literary Academy of the Catholio Young Men's Society, held thelr tirat regular weekly meet! ng of the Winter season, last evening, at thelr ball, St James street, Mr.J.J.Gethings injthe chair.The programme ¢ comprised adeclamation by Mr.Donabue, \u201cBingen on the Rhine,\u201d by Mr.McCullen, and a recitation by Mr.J.Greene.At the close, the Rev, J.Callaghan made an appropriate address, \u2018and congratulated them on the large number present.The Grocers\u2019 Association held a meeting last night at the Hope Coffee llouse, to adopt a constitution, after which the tollow- ing officors were elected: President, Mr.George Grabam,; vice-president, Mr.Thos.Gauthier ; secretary, Mr.Alexander D.Fraser ; assistant secretary, Mr.8.Demers ; treasurer, Mr.Edward Elliott.The Board of Directors will be composed of the officers, and essrs.D.Crawford.B Connaughton, A.Desjardins and J.Dora.TRUNK LINE RATES.Meeting of Hailroad Presidents at Loulsville \u2014 Resolutions Adopted LovIsVILLE, October 1.\u2014All the trunk rows excepting the Lehigh Valley were represented at the meeting of tbe railroau presidents to-day.President.Roberts, of the Pennsylvania, presided.A resolution was adopted pledging the roads\u2019 support to sustain established eastbound rates, and announcing that when established rates have been cut by a connecting road or its connections, even though the reduction may be made in its or their own proportion of the rate, we Will withdraw all pro-rating nr- rangements and will not accept from such conbecting roads through bills or through cars, but will cause the rebilling and transfer of the property at full tarif rates from june- tion points.and we further agree that any agent under our control who may be shown to be quoting less than, or to be instrumental in cutting established rates, either by rebate or otherwise, shall be discharged, provided that any line may withdraw from this resolution upon ten days\u2019 notice to tho commissioner, or notice given at any presidents\u2019 meeting called for that purpose.It was also resolved that untfl October 15th the freight In transit prior to October 1st, if so noted on the way bill, will be accepted by tho trunk lines at the contract rates, but on and after Occober 15th no way bills shall be passed at a trunk line western terminus at less than tariff rates.The trunk line general passenger ageiits to-day agreed to have a Kroes h pool on first and second elass emigrant rates if a committee could see Its way clear to a plan.The committee were to report on the emigrant question south to Baltimore and north to Quebec.The restoration of the emigrant pool from New York and Boston was also agreed upon.A PECULIAR CASE.Attempt to Recover a Sum of Money Alleged to Have Boen Stole Ogtober 1 Tho case of ress Company v8.Donohue was etude at tbe Assize Court here ay.press Company are gui 0 Coser.a Sum xp money, said to be WELLAND, Ont, the United States $40, stolen from their safe at Susquehanna, par Donohue and a man named Dubuque.5 also sue to obtain possession of some P hotel property at Fort Erle, Ont., said to have been purchased by Dono- hue with the proceeds of the robbery.The testimony of George H.Proctor, taken by Ty was read.It stated that Proctor had discovered the chance to make a haul from the Express Company, and told Donohue about it, that Donohue had put up the job and carried it out with the assistance of a man named Dubuque, that the robbers realized forty thousand dollars in American bills by the crime, and that Proctor received twelve thousand dollars of the money as his share.Willlam Hampton, who had n in gaol in Chicago, Cleveland, Syracuse and other places, corroboratod \u2018Proctor on the most important points.Donohue testified that the evidence of both Proctor and Hampton was false in every particular, and that the whole thing was a scheme to get others out of the penitentiary and him into ft.Several witnesses swore that Donohue was in Fort Krie when the robbery was côm- mitted.The Jury, al after fifteen minutes con- siderati returned a verdict for the de- tendant.rand jury has returned true bills ot ne noliue for robbery and for receiving stolen property, on both of which | charges e will be tried at this sitting of the | assizes.A CLERICAL SCANDAL.Disappearance of a German Priest with Funds Belonging to the Charch, TouEDO, October 1\u2014Thero is great excitement smonæ the Gorman Catholics over the disappearance of Rev.Father Thein, for two years pastor of ithe Church of tbe Bacred Heart in East Toledo.With him has gono about $7000 of the church money.Some months age there was trouble in the congregation on account\u2019 of the priest's dolugs, and in June his house was attacked during the pigbt, où hese attacks continued : till the Polish 1 occurred; then they for a while, but bave recently bogun with increased vigor.During all of The ave bee here the members of the church ve been turning into his hands money to for a now oburoh, until he bad received 3000, Yesterday they learned that he had only paid over $1 It has also been Known that the pri D risited uestionable places, such as bar rooms and places ot ill- repute, and only a few months ago, was mixed up In a scandal im licating a.young woman.On Monday night some of, the \u20ac urch members visited the priest's; house, battered in the windows, broke open\u2019 the doors, and shot at thefr unfaitbiul leader.The priest escaped, Sud has not\u2019 been seen since.THE BOTHWELL BANK FAILURE.Some Particulars of the Coliapse\u2014 Arrest 4 of one of the Partners BoraweLL, Ont., September 29, \u2014Late on Saturday word that Squire &.Boughner ad failed and gone West spread like wildfire, apd was increased on Sunday by the arrival of the London manager of Molsons Bank, who on Monday took the bank books.There are no losses here of any amount, all accounts being settled privately' by the cashier.The only labiliti Ho 3 spoken of are the Molsons Bank at $18, the bank holding security of $22,000, At lorie this morning things ch « N.Squire Tras pla under arrest for forgery, uttér- & note for $700 bearing the signature arley & Co.He went to Chatham this afternoon, the assizes being In session.It is thought that the note will turn out all right, that jhe is in no way responsible for the same and will be back this'week.Much sympath is expressed for him at the ange of affairs.Both Squire and Bough- ner are away, and the brunt and abuse were borne by the cashfer.r7 eme Smpptoe Notes.The Allan 88.* Lucerne,\u201d for.London, arrived out on Wednesday, and landed her: good order entire shipment of live stock and conditions fa Al Mh THE EASTERN CRISIS, ° \u2014\u2014\u2014 Measures for tho Delfeuce of Roumella\u2014 Sorvia to be Compensated\u2014Tho Attl- tude of Roumaniz\u2014Ineficiency of the Turkish Army, PHILIPPOPOLIS, October 1, \u2014 Prince Alexander Is actively pushing forward measures tor defence.Bulgarian troops from Sofia are taking the places of volunteers who have gone to the frontier.All strategie positions and passes are belong rapidly fortitind, and military posts throughout the ope mountains are being greatly strengthened.It 1s suid tbe Powers have resolved to compensate Servi !f the Porte accents Lhe union between Bulgaria and Roumelia.King Milan held a reception at the Royal palace at Nissa to dure -He was hulled by the populace as ruler of Macedonia.Private conversation with members of the Bkupts- china reveals the fact that they are unanimously in favor of the extension of Servia.VIENNA, October 1.\u2014-M.Bratiuno, the Roumanian Prime Minister, who Las had an interview with the Emperor Francis Joseph aud Count Kalnoky, t cho Austrian Foreign Minister, res ouog the attitude of Roumania $u the @ ou of war betwecn \u201cTurkey Bulgaria, has left this city to conter with ince Bismarck, after which be wil visit the Czar.His mission {3 undertaken for the purpose of having Roumanis considered inviolable, and accorded similar rights to those enjoyed by Belgium if hostilities should break out.Che opinion galns ground that tle crisis is extending, and that unless the puwers intervene at once war ls inevitable.Reports have been received and show that under Ghazi Osman Pasha, the hero of Plevna, who was dismissed from the war ministry on September 25, the Turkish army wag almost entirely neglected and the large sums of money voted for military purposes wore diverted to other channels.The enquiry hasrevealed that the Adrinople army, which was supposed to 15,000 strong, contains not AT, ot that pumber of men.The soldiers nave no uniforms and are shoe- less.The cavalry is unable to march owing to its lack ol horses and necessary accoutrements.Four hundred borses and 2000 men who have been fully equipped are under orders to march at an bour\u2019s notice.EMMA NEVADA MARRIED.A Brilliant Affair io Paris\u2014Civil and Rell.glous Ceremonios.PaRIs, October 1.\u2014Mme.J.Emma Nevada was married to-day to Dr.Raymond \u2018Palmer, of Birmingham, Eng.The civil service took place at the English embassy, and the religious ceremony at the church ot the Passionist Fathers.The bridesmaids were Misses Morton, Johnston, Everest and Tilt, of America.Signor Salvin, the Italian tragedian, was tho \u201cbest man,\u201d The at- tendanco Was large, American, English and Parisian fashionable society being well represented.\u2018Tho occasion was marked by much enthusiasm, ard the display of lowers and elegant costumes ienl an air ot gaiety to the scene.The whole of the American colony and a large number of notabilities attended the ceremonies.Rov.Fathor Russell, uf Lhe Passionist Order, rector of St.Joseph's retreat, Highgate Hill, London, delivered an oloquent oration.A band furnished music for the occasion.Miss Laura Moore sang a solo with harp accompaniment.The wedding breakfast was served at the hotel Athene to the bridal party and guests.SCHOOL TEACHERS SALARIES.The Law Regarding their Semi-Annual Payment, To the Editor of THE STAR: Srr,\u2014 You wili oblige me by giving publicity in your widely extend journal to the official reply in my oft repeated remonstrances tothe authorities at Quebec regarding the transactions ot the Board of School Commissioners of tbe township of Hinchin- brooke, county of Huntingdon, Que.: * QUEBEG, September 14th, 1885.The Rev.Hugh Niven: ; Sir, \u2014I have the honour to enclose herewith a copy of à letter addressed to the Secretary-Treasurer of the School Commissioners, Hinchinbrooke, conceruing matters referred to in your letters of Juue, July and August last.£ trust that tbe on taken will be satisfactory to you and beneficial to education.I regret that the answer to your, letters should bave been so long de- ayed, but I have only recently overtaken the work which accumulated in my absence during the greater part of July and Æaxust.1 have the honour to be, etc, ELson L REXFORD, retary.\u201d (Copy.) \u201cQUEBEC, September 14, 1885.Arthur Herdman, £8q., Sec.-1reas.of School Commissioners ; - a complaint has been made to this department concerning the management of educational matters of your township of Hinchin- brooke.Among other matters It is stated that, to- stead of being phid in full semi-annually, required by law, teachers are fraquentiy compelled to walt two or three months after the termination of thelr engugement before receiving their salary.This statement seems confirmed by your last balf-yearly report.in this connection I am obll od to refer you to the provisions of 40th cap.22, seu.26, 27, 28, which provides \u2018hat secre- tary- \u2018treasurers shall, under penalty of twenty dollars, colleot from the ratepayers a sum which will allow of the payment of the salary of the teachers at the expiration « of Ports he half year of their engagement and payment ag gram to a ia en fa ia to this.Tam therefore unable to pay any tur ther grant to your munioipality Yanth the teachers\u2019 salaries are paid in full.1 have the honour toenquire whether you were re-engaged by resolution of the Board 8s secretary-treasurer for the currént year as required by law.Unless this was done and your bonds renowed you have no right to act as secretary-treasurer.Please sub- mit this letter to the Board at your earliest\u2019 convenien I have the honour to be, etc., GEDEON OUIMET Superintendent, A true copy.EL8OR I.REXFORD, Secretary.Montreal Bohool of Medicine, The annual opening of the Montreal School of Medicine and Surgery took place vester- day afternoon.Dr.Emery Coderre presided, and besides several clergymen, there wore also present Hon, Senator Laviolette, and Drs.8.Durocher, Ea, Desjardins, Brunelle, Chartrand Mignault, L.A Fortier, @ O.Demers, Leblanc, Baril, Poitevin, runeau, Daubleny, Sauriol, Robillard, As- selin, Simard, F.Jeannotte, About, 200 students were in httendance.Dr.Cbartrand delivored the inaugural address, and he was followed by Drs.Dau- bigny, Fortier, Durocher, Mignault and Robitlard.The lectures in connection with the school commenced this morning.se, Ann's Bazaar, The baz#ar now in progress in aid of St Ann's Church has go! far proved; & grand success.The displa useful and ancy articles, es egpectally t o \u2018contribution of the sistera of Villa Maria is very large.Among the Interesting features of the bazaar 1s the fish pond in charge of Miss Fox.Lhe lottery table, presided over by Mrs.ors, recelves a int.shiare of support.\u2018The Misses Brennan, MoDermott and Desmond are also obtaining a large share of the patronage extended hy the visitors.ition atime \u201cCITY ITEMS.vb.men \u2018cdlled Hogue and Migneault torday morning stole a stove belonging Tons Skinner, who lives oo Sk Constant strest, from a yard join Thoy\"weré soûn captar Constabl ble Mc- Allister, gonvoyed taihaco tral station and sentenced one mon 's imprisonment b: by the Police.Magistrate.\u2014A lecture \"wil be delivered in St.Seor 3 Cage Soin Fg 9 assay A next, 8 Soong: st, , fe) D.rector Bi sé Ae hey Chu ron\u201d The abject of the Jocture is we meet special expenses congectel wi pars Cone gross babe ln, onion -commending MONTREAL.FRIDAY OCTQBER 2.1885 THE FINANCE COMMITTEE, The Contract for Buildinx Cattio Yards\u2014The Relief Fund\u20148t, Gabriel Smallpox Hospital.A meeting of the Finance Committee was held yesterday afternoon, when there were present the rollowing members of the committee: Ald.Grenler, chatrman Ald, Gene- reux, Fairbairn, lland, Farrell and Moonoy.A number of the\u2019 otber aldermen present, soleil and the Mayor.The chairman brought up the question of Mr.Kennedy's offer to paid the cattle yards and collect the market fee: The chairman announced \u201chat he had received a letter from the Union des Abattoirs asking that the Konnedy arrangement be withdrawn from.He suggested that the uestion should be lett over for a week, and that in the meanwhile tenders for the con: struction of the markets should be called for.Ald.Beausolell said that the markets wera urgently requirod and if there was delay it would be too late to build this season.He urged that tho Yéport of the Market Committee be concurred io.It was Committee should call for new tenders for the construction of the building, and submit them to the Finance Committee before accepting any tender The Chairman said that the last 5500 of the $2000 granted to the Relief Committee bad been drawn that morning, and that more would be wanted immediately.He thought that the utmost care was being ox- ercised in the distribution of the money.He left it to Lhe Committee to say how much should now be granted.Alderman McShane\u2014Don't be niggardly, Mr.Chairman.The chairman\u2014I'ni not niggardly, much shall we give them, gentiemen ?Ald.Fairbairn suggested that another $2000 be granted.Ald.Moo advised granting $3000, the e $5000 asked for at first by the Relief Committee.The sum of $300U was tHen voted for relief purposes.A report from the Board of Health, re- a grant of $750 Lo the people of Point rag Charles to be employed In the erection of a common smallpox hospital for that district and St.Gabriel Village was next considered by the Committee The chalrman said that if such a sum were voted to Point St.Charles, the other districts of the city would bave a right to ask for similar grants.Hochelaga had already asked for a local hospital, and if the Health Board's report was concurred in t would be necessary to do as much for Hosoi Aiderman Mooney moved, and it was resolved, \u201cThat a report be sent to Council recommending the grant of $750 towards the erection of a smallpox hospital in the district of Point St.Charles, provided the municipality of St.Gabriel enall contribute a similar amount towards the same object.\u201d e City Treasurer reported that he had endeavored to make an arrangement with the insurance companies holding the risks on city property, which expired on the 27th of September, y which they would accept two years\u2019 premiums for three years\u2019 risks, as was done by other companies, but -they had declined to make any such arrangement.A meeting of insurance men was to be held, however, où Wednesday next, when 0 question, as far as they are concerned, oe © finally decided.None of the risks bad been reinsured or taken from any com pauy since the last meeting.Ald.Mooney took occasion to deny that he had, at the previous meeting, slandered or vilified any of the insurance companies as had been charged against him.Some discussion took place on thé matter, and finally it was decided to leave it over next neeting.\u201che meeting then ourned.At a meeting of the Water Committee held Jestorday there were present Ald.Donovan, n the chair, Rolland, Robert, Mathieu, Archibald and Holland.\u2018The appileation from the municipality of St.Gabriel for the grant of a site on the Cor- How poratton property near the Water Works, whereon & smalipox hoepi to be jointly by the municipality a Point St.Charles, might be consideration.The Committee, after some discussion, decided to grant the site required, on the following conditions: 1.That the municipality arrange with the present tenant, r.Hennessy, for the oocupation of the ground.2.That arrangements be m for proper drainage.3.That the buildings be destroyed by th the St.Gabriel people when the inter- esta of the public health require it, The Committee then adjourned.erected, was taken into aisse and lotté \u201cAt a a meeting of dry 2 goods olorks.held last evening in the French Soëlety's hall, the following were elected officers of the early clos- association :\u2014Vice-presidents, Messrs.J.Charlebois, T.R.Lafleche, and J.R.Shea; assistant treasure rer, T.Cousineau ; treasurer, C.H.Côté.The meeting appoint.od the following inspectors whose duties will be to see that stores were not kept open after eight o'clock: For St.Catherine street, L.J.Prudhomme; Notre Dame, A.Boivi St.Lawrence street, L.D.Mathieu, and St.Joseph street, B.E.Delorimier aud G.Séné- cal.Mr.Fauteux invi the association to at\u2018und an open, air meeting to be held in Bt.Jean Baptiste Village on Tuesday evening, to further Rie interests of the movement.It was unanimously resolved to attend the \u2018ête to be given by the Union des Commis archands in their hall on the 12th inst.on American Newspaper Annual, \u201cThe American Newspaper Annual for 1885, \u201d bublie tre by Messrs.W.Aver & Hon, newspaper advertising agents of Phila- delph: isa buiky volume containing about ail the information about ailthe DOWEDALOES in America which it is possible to get into a book.\u2018The Mesers.Ayer have always displayed wonderful pein Thy and industry in the mi up of their \u201c Annual,\u201d and the volume JDetore us is remarkable for its fulness, correctness, compactness of Statement, variety \u2018and value of contents, and treedom from favoritism or prejudice.The city.of Duluth, which in 1870 had 8500 population, now has over 18,000, which carries 16 from the seventh place in Minnesota cities to the third, ranking next to St, Paul and Minneapolis.« « * À disease of so delicate à nature as | stricture of the urethra should onty be &n- trus o those of large experience and bows a ae nod nd ; n ena y an manent cure hundréds of the Torst cases.L palet, references and te rms, fires letter INps.orld'a pensary Association, 663 Main street, Buffalo, N.¥.Mr.Edward Burgess, \u201cwho designed ' the! yacht ran IE about 35 years of age,! and secretary of the Boston Society oti Natural Histo ry.Carter's Little Liver Pills 8 are free from all crude and irritating matter.Concentrated we :bave medicine only: very small; very easy to take; no pain; no griping; no purging.-\u2014 : A monument in honor of General Grant.and the Fowa soldiers in the late war ls to erected 1 in the State capitol \u201crounds a Ministers, Lawyers, Teache , and others whose occupation gives but little Ho should use Carter's Little Liver Pill torpid liver and biltousness, Ones Getieral Booth taiks of.anizing the Salvation Army In this Sountr 15 A B SOBTON BROWN BREAD ! MIXTURE 1s for sale by the following enterprising A | Durhés RDON, SEL M (GENAIS.x ¥ ST AEOQUE.THOS, 0 JAS.ROBINSO! J.TOALLAKAN E.Ga BRAY 1.MoGARRY, &o.Price 10c, 35¢ and.400 per package.; = POLIWKA & CO, Meontrent, BOLE AGENTS, =.=, S3%tee | finally agreed that the Market including Ald.Holland, |.E Mathion, Mecshane, Donovan, Tausey, Beau- | | are 7 Gen.June 29th, 1583.| greseod tas Rledicui.CURE Brut ouboüaotae of me aystem.sach a Dix - a owlouns = suc Dletress after ess, Nausea, Drowmpes: Pann tac fide, déc.While their most SUCCES OAS Leen e, yet ao Cr edna?mt Headache Ch pacorme comniait ville 18 AUROYIDR COMDIiaInt, WOilE ts ny aw ie fociact, étais the HEAD \u2019 Ache le they: rod eguecetoricaions 1 Tecaeoaneo! s0 many Bves tuat Sr oy EL) Little Liver Pils easytotake Oneortwo peur © ao Caan: five for make: do not Aya Cask: MEDICINE CO, -\u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Bew York City.ess anessaoes bord bu for Chesr good aoe es, ale a dose, gripe ot he Dist Ave for Ses wee Tee A GREAT MEDICAL WORK ON MANHOOD + Exhausted Vitality, nervous and Physical Debllity, \u2018Premature Decline in man, Errors of Youth, a.od the the un Told miseries resulting ror n indisereHon or Look for every man, young, middle-aged gud o Te It com tains 125 prescriptions tor all acute and chro each one of which is Javaluabla, so found rt hose ex rience for £3 y s such as probably to the lot of an oF physica before pages, bo in beautiful (French musl n, embossed covers, full fal sense\u2014 ofessional-than any other work sold SCIENCE OF LIFE ONLI $l BY MAIL, POST à eval Speritis Drticles.ASE YOUR NNT NNN NINES NNN GROCER \u2014\u2014 FOB \u2014 = IMPERIAL FRENCH SHOE BLACKING.H! DE FORTE SUCCESSOR TO {em Just received a full Btock vf F A Lon hus Énlerelothsn.Shirts and qoliars wads to er, ex value Merino and anus pots Hoa, at 85¢ po pur pad UV Notre Dame Street.NATERPILLALS, CATERPILLARS, Hellebore, Pure White Hallebore, 1n-~ sect Powder; Pure Daitontan losect t'awder, For Gissgow b.Drag Hall, L750 Moire Dams st J.A.HA CEMENTS, DRAIN 1452 di Craig .ALL He Notre Dame st, nr Fo ER SAT, 1g QURVEYORS, \u2014 ONE TRANSIT, ONE level, and two steel tapes, for sale very STA; T4850,\u201d OK SALE\u2014A GOOD 7-OCTAVE PIANO; 830 Cash and 87 Por Month.APPLY AT 231 22 1352 Bt.Catherine streer.OR SALE\u2014AN ORGAN, } $10 Cash and $30.00, $5 per month.cheap, , tn good condition.Address TA.a ee.Apply at £3132 1359 St.Outherine street.Fo SALE! , 20-Horse Power Brush Engine.with Steam Houses to Fer.All NAM EN SSS 0 LET\u2014TILL 1st MAY, 1886, A HOUSE of eleven apartmonts, B.and W 05 bot and cold Yate order, easily heated; ail bands reat low % a Fy tenant.\u2018Apply ac 581 \u201cSled 7 0 RENT \u2014 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, House, 13 Lincoln Avenue; 12 room in thorough repair: sil palnted and papered; rent to 1s May, at Tate PET ADDU.Bot ç use, or Glasgow tr Notre Lame and Lo ou ou 1hecne Co.ourn and St iets FO LET \u2014 A FURNISHED COTTAGE, gas and hot water; Chickering Fiano.724 Palace street.Tonses Wanted.AAAI AN ANTED IMMEDIATELY \u2014 SMALL tenemont, 5 or 8 rooms, 15 minutes from City Hall, for family of three.dress, with conditions, ** 1) 2508.\" TAN \u20ac vies.230 4 ANTED \u2014 A FURNISHED HOUSE, central locality, rent not to , Sxcead $25 or se per month; no children.Aduress STAR 0! 230 3 ~~ PRICE ONE CENT Situations Uncant.ASS WY ANTED-60 CARPENTERS, WITH THEIR TOOLS, EXTRA WAGES.Apply at.Exhibition Grounds, Mile End, to-morrow, Friday morning, at 7 o'clock.281 ww.NTED \u2014 TEN SCRUBBING women, with pails, cloths and brushes; extra wages.Apply at Exhibition Grounds to-morrow (Friday) morning at 8 o'clock.231 ANTED-A YOUNG MAN AS QOL- LECTOK, with ome security \u2018and Eo0d references.231 4 1824 NOTRE DAME, AMTED - AN ACTIVE CLERK.WO UNDER, W, 1cLes, B Common «treet, \u2014FLOOR MOULES.RY JURY Jus Wa roger Rig: 30 St.George street.in 3 Stores, Hotels, &e., to Let.\u201cTORE TO LET, with Fixtures, Counters, 8how Cases.&o.167 8T.JAMES STREET, One of the best Business Stands on the street, APPLY TO Tho Geo.Bishop Engraving & Printing Oo'y Udiitod), 160 pe.James Street, - Was TED \u2014 7 Hoot pu GENERAL HERVANT.where Rn upstairs girl H Jn 17d + à good Inun- dress 3; lou ompelent person good wage! University street, 2812 we \u201ca YOU AN AS GROOM AND cone hina | ; mut wndecstand tho care of horses, COR Teqgiire ts d'hotes o SITE y between 7 and 8 oh ow >.ANTED .- SERVANT FU FOR GENERAL HOUSE.Wor) At Cote St.Antoine.No washing; gool wages.ADDY 10 Si.Helen st., city.Meferences req yuired.à ake ar DIATEL You A FHgROtGE: TC or a Rhop tu à vilinige Montreal, one necustotue 1 tof Kinda oi his vo Liu Rooms vw Tet.~ NN T OO M 8 - ELEGANT DOUBLE ROOMS, WITH board; two adjoining.with superior attendance; also diy bourd, at moderate prices.672 Dorghester st 8 0OM\u2014ONE LARGE FURNINHED ROOM, BATH and w.c, on saine floor: private tamlly; no snfliren.Apply at 25 Balmoral stree gst 3 09318 = THREE | UN FURSTSRED ROOMS, of fi four 5 coms.Apply at 11 Mayor Sieh between 10 au OOMS \u2014 net JANISHED OR UN oN J FURNISHED.210 TE NICE FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH they can have home font: ney Tau hd arhero Address A Se BTA me Jo , St OOMS\u2014C DAIPONTABLE LE HOOMS - R mye AT FoR GENILE OOMB\u2014DOUBLE AND SINGLE ITH 13 PL also, first-class table board a: sig uen Ih.» oaks 231 3 U1 Bleury street, ReoMs Laer DOUBLE, FRONT ROOMS SITE and cold water; full or ial boa 273 Bibary, AL 2 i ana le Wel Hery repairs preferr A with eb red, Apply, St.Charles Burronies si EE) rin A LAD, ROM LT TO 19 YEARS OLY, TO rier work, W Dieterte i hi Loire Dane, té.Aboly to hy % Wax TED\u2014 A GOOD DRE SSMAKE It; ONE WI) can cut and Bl.Apply 111 Mabstield tre A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE WAS STER w attend an aged lady; hl # ÂGE #4 ve references.A t 1 reference wbly 0 2154 St, Catherine street, hetyeen WAY ANTEL IMMEDIATELY\u2014A CLE VER, RESPECT- boy for a merchant's office.e bu: t plicant\u2019 Li Randwr tog) to I.0.Box 540, C! Hy.Sid SA 8 ANTED-A THAVELLER WHO WAS EXPEL.ence in the a (rade.t Co., 27 vt.Johm » Abpiy to Thomas Bob AN ry B ANDERS.APPLY A \u201c Ww rence Hall barber shap.LY ATST.SY WAY TED\u2014A MAN TO FINISH SPOONS, ONE USED to finishing fine brass or German silver work will suit; Es pouns man preferred.Apply ut 134 St.Peter at.ANTED-AN OFFICE BOY.addres.AUPLY BY sed Drawer 2132, 1.0.LEE , ANTED \u2014 FW0 § RACTICAL PLASTERERS AT Heater and Pump.Avoiyte UE a .Cuter ce 16X sb liberia >> a w ny Streoy cava.Thus.Lunu, s'outructor, Nu, 137 Lebreton sort 78 ana 74 Weling ton Siret | ROUE ELEGY poke avriy vo WASTED £0 eg Roons- BOARD AND TABLE BOARD, 4 cami F0.Toot.j Atauted ts Zurchase., cart at.WASTED AGENTS FOR A AUSTRALIA.CANADA Roos NICE COMFORTA HLE, 1ÉCENISHED addresses 10 ren \"a ppiicagter art es Pa WAHL, 10, FURCHASE ~ 8 SECORPRARR moe ol Bua HEES, BAS SE hi A hE HRS are required, 3X 10 4 feel.Apply at STAs ofiice 2 WAY AN TEL To, radios fond var son D-RAND PF on art; suita cheap for cast Bradley lie ar ° rh?STAR office.A NT E D -GOOD STRONG HAND cart.State where to be seen and price.| Box 720.Montreal.23011 WY ANTED TO PURCHASE A secondhand Hand Paper Cutter to cut 80 inches square.Must be perfect order, and a Apply at \"STAR\u201d OFFICE.196tf 158 St.James Street, FROME FURNISHED.APPLY 111% MANSELELD DOM \u2014 FRONT ROOM, WITH BOARD, quasi for two gentlemen.13 Brunswick stroef 231 8 RY \u2014 LARGE, COMPDHTABLY FURNISHED.re eit College Aven 2313 Proons-r URNISHED, 19 LATOUR STREET.2313 JR OOMS\u2014FURNISHED, AT 29 BELMONT STREET.| OOM \u2014FRONT.WELL FURNISHED, NO i boarders kept.30 Mance s 231 3 OOM WITH OH WITHOUT BOAMD RULE vant.6e Viétonn à * OOMB\u2014LARGE, Pony FRONT ROOM, FOR a married couple x wo gentlemen, and also angle Also 231 TEI] W \u201ccirborine st.Situutions Wanted, PAA A A A ITUATION WANTED \u2014 By YOUNG man of experien W rv Goods House.Bou references ne oles y 2313 \u201c0 73\" STAR Osco WARTEDL-BY A Jouxa MANA MUTATION 19 IN wEperiel re; furnish best of references.Adur a Son RTE ress Job.Be, 13 Hox si) Ory ~A GOOD PLAIN CUOK.AT 1753 25m VV ASTED-LADIES Ww SVISHING TO HAVE TREIR ntry where there smallpo a: and Spey of pir fh air) Wii Bot it done wel an Sarat tan near old toll gal te.x \u2018 pe guaranteed 4 work lin ever: terary and pr this conntry Po or $2.50, or the money will be refunded in every instan tance, 1ETige.5 only $1.00 Ly wail, lustrative sa cents.Send now.(ol æwsarded the nor Sh the Sato nal Medical to the officers of whic! Fu THE SCIENCE aFP LUE hou roung fot truction, and by tbe aitucled ford ot > it oe if bends \u2014London Lancet \u2018There is no member of society to whom THE SCIRNCE GP Lire will not be me, whether youth.paren parent, instructor or cler 1.\u2014 Argos \u2018ess the Peal cabody edical nstitate, or Dr.W.H piers No.4 Bulfinch street, Boston, Mass, who may bo cousulted on all d cp ineases requiring skill baie we «Lui oral\u2019 our olive os 0 0 hye 15 \u201cSi Lis HEAL \u2018ai Washing Dowder.AMBEILES | The Great Invention, \u2018FOR EASY WASHING In Hard or Soft, Hot or Cold Water, without Harm to Fabric or Hands.No family, rich or poor, should be withoutit Sold by all Grocers, but beware of vile imita- sAM PEARLINE is manufactured only by tions.ES PYLE, NEW YORK.308 500d mn, meet WF THYSELF Maitlronds JFTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, Commencing 1st June, 1883.THROUGH EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAINS RON * DAILY (Bunday sxcopted) ds folio Leave Tho Grand Trunk \u2018Trains vin connect at Point Levis w: \u20ac \u2018Fra destinations on Sundays.Pullinan Car leaving Montreal y and Friday ru les exday, Thursday und Sat re run br Eastern Standard Tune.UGH TICKET EB Sh atitine Provin For tickets and all in.to passenger fares, rates of freight, train act Te Io ere &o., apply Ww Agent OBINSON » e.w.Eastern Freight and Passenger ST, perry | (Opposite st.Lawrence a p.POTTIRGER, Chiet Superin Moncton rn 14 lst fone, 1885, leaving Montreal a 10.15 to Halifax and 8 John run through to their n M through to Han to one a ars st.Joho.may be obtained vis \u2018rail to all points on t le Lower St Lawrence and Wed 138s 7 Crise VERMONT RAILRO.GREEN MOUNTAIN ROUTE LEA UNTBEAL, jr iy Expecsé \u2018acriviug 5 t.Juhl 7.80 0s 8.38 a nhoam $11 Aun, 9.46 4.1m, Wiierioo 0% Far FRY Shedbrdok eo 12.19 noo! Re ME 8.\u2014Fast'l St.All te River Junouo, on, via Lowell | Mar T EE brk.ia Joti 310805.EL Puiimae Buel 5.20 5 Row an Express, art rs PT 0 p.m.Tat End qu pan 70; Din N Pp.a Cae ED be 10 p.m {Ighs ps dat ae ng St ver Juno on 3A5 ac #.m., Nashua vie han BOB ac LX ser \u2018York via Northa Tue Sprisgéeld n and New Haven 11.45 awn.| Boyes, and Cr ou {| Providence and; all all poly its Leon Ne Le York and ods.Lu rer & Jam, A.C.SION) GBA OBART ansdias F I.W.Miscellaneous.AA, va MACHINE SOLD ATM.FOLEY: 8, 617 Craig at, and Patte imo AAD'AMP e AND one here Ager Slopern i hpiisad fi w Sow ving hy 834 p.m.Han rer is \u2018Loweli pion chenden, fer, Worcester, England 10 Boston and ring tet.5 or exes Ets, Time Tad Tables patron pr a Canadian t.= W.nm Pass, Agent.Os riowine, za Close NOTICE.OALEDONIA SPRINGS, The Waters aoa dealers ok Gard & Co, es 1 rig dl Jurors St.Orders for \u20ac .Tidlunted to Dorrow.00 CASH WILL BUY A ® splendid paying business; quires little capital to run it, but needs a good ness residont of this oity.Is well established Parties disposing of ita are leaving the city.Address \u201c B58,\" Star Office.3 \"\u201cEropesty for Sir.CHOICE LISE OF KRUIT, GRAIN, A Stock and Dairy Farms, and \u2018other BS pertles, les.! 1 2 avertisor.\u201d à oar Al wi sont (0 ai address po W.J.FE \"TON æ Œducationai.EEN G CLASSES AT Corner of Notre Dame and Place a Armes.REDUCED PRICES, W1TH LIBERAL Tenus, Bist Year.The classes will commence on MONDAY, The course comprises Book- \u201ckooping in all its forms, Commercial and Mental Arithmetic, Bonmanship and Business Correspondence, Commercial Law and Business Forma.&- lish, French and Shorth hand.The full Com- y be taken, or thos student may enter for t the pursuit of a single study.h student receives individual instruction, Circular containing full information will sent free, Address DAVIS & BUIE.22312 LOCUTION.\u2014NEIL WARNER \u2014I8\u2014 PREPARED TO RECRIVE PUPILS.Address Queen\u2019s Hall Assembly Rooms.INCOLN COLLEGE, SOREL.Principal\u2014HENRY TL Lavy, (Obrist\u2019a Col- \u201cEhaotain- Hey.L.V.LARIVIERN, B.A.Master ILLIAM C Davy, Mathematical 2 Honors, Calns College, Oam- ridge).GEO -pûLADS STONE, B.A., (His- to ee and Classical Honors, Trinity College, Oxford).\u2018ARCHIBALD G.PEARCE, B.A., (Classi- GUSTAF GYLLING, Bursa 5 f om.Montreal will spond a few days at under the supervision of dyiling.provious to their ; olning tho br 221 12 OOMS-FURNISHED, USE OF BATH BOT A NS cold Tater, suitable tor gentiemen.1372 Ht.rine, Wellington Arcad: 203 ooùs \u2014 FURS ISLED, ria street.Victo \"ROOMS VACANCIES, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.Cathedral street.2306 com, FURNISHED, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.Brunswick stree $303 00MS\u2014TWO NEATLY FURNISHED h BEPrOQNS 23 81.Lawrencs Main street.Ron ~ COMFORTABLE, YULNISHED gous good board at 303 Inspector stree ns 45 per week.REA AW WELL FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, WITH \u201cBoa FOR UENTLEMEN.38 £303 required.120 St, Antoine st JR OOME- UNFURNISHED, AT 128 BT.GEORG.near Dorchester, suitable for x\" Rooms DOUBLE, WITHOUT BOARD.668 FALACE Brest 2304 SF, $ ooMs-TWQ LARGE RICHLY FURNISHED BED- ms, with first-c rd, Buerbrooke ftreet.\"Z 2462,\" STAR Geice 220 5 RH VE BOARD, DOUBLE AND SINGLE, opposite Viger Square.22 St.Denls st, 2205 OOMS\u2014EVERY CONVENIENCE, FIRST- CLASS locality.29 Helmont olegant douse, 43 room.1163 St.Catheri 2316 00M S\u2014IN A VERY QUCE LOCALITY, FOUE ANTED\u2014LY AN ) r largo rooms.76 Vitre s & altuation as Gt ners a okt Hencoû and das furnish good references.Address » £813 46 St.Urbain street.ANTE mia} MOTHER AND DAUGHTER, SoA ler ca Housemaid; 1 ha pol ie oh iy ihr Sook he re of offices or in any Of Apply or address to À À.152 Hountin st.1 > TED Sea y A FIRST-C AS ina piace where thers 18 à kitchenmai 1910008 a montli; good references.Address 74, brut Gels ANTED\u2014A SITUATI YOUNE MAN, AS ASSIS \u201cB 40,\u201d srAn office.wax TED\u2014A SITUATION iN A tha proce AS CLERK._eiShoronghly un nndereusnds usine sn 48, FE Pau L381 3 Wats - mmo, 1 BY nh YOUX re MARRIED SLOrémMAN Or ASSIS ad - perience in dry goods.A A 2485, y ce ver 1 ba ARTEL SITUATION AB vrrEx ovat M WA res table person, having references \u2018\u201c su \u201cv.= By, x Réspégrant TR STAR oe Werle AN EXPERIENCED ate pewriter, Daving her own ty Ta x tha who teadn and writes po ange best Toforences ven.Address \u201cCi, ne STAR 2313 WASTED-IY Ypusa Eg OF Bp d; t aay Addie *U BATU je a accepte 2308 ANTED \u2014 ZSITUATI DE.AS.00K, .HOUSE E800,\" STAR Off MAL bot » and cold ae, w aro.\"1434 \u2018Bt.Catherine 2865 2303 OOMS8\u2014PARLOR AND BEDROOM, WITH Hot ADD Wo hen FIRST-RATE E.pag OK KEEPER, cold rater, pas, bathroom, on same fiat 147 M with t ios huonials both Ei calfe stree Len 2 anadian, 2% good and repl nman, d un excellent oranda, ve, and OOMB\u2014 DOUBLE AND JINGLE, NICELY UR- Inqustrious habits The adve ae wh) iy a nr of nished, wit out rd; rd; ability an experience, would accept à nodersie loyment of any kind, for im Address.Accountant, 36 51.Boards street, Montreal.ASS qu A i he RATER BOARD: ALSO, TABLE BOAHDERS oom single, Avenu ROE LARGE, C CHEERFUL, NICELY FURNISH ed double m, with te, also single rooms ; modern conveniences.G73 [rorchester Ur fl) RO9ME-TWO WELL FURNISHED BEDROOMS, x Union Avenae.Rover \u2014 FURNISHED, TRE LARGE iE en Tooms and single rooms, with board.1 Bichmond 5 \u2014 FURNISHED, BOTH DOUBLE: AND with or without board.45 McOill Goulese Roo; 00 x {Soo PORTA BLE FE WITH , hot and cold wa table board 6 es Lagauchouers sires, où vu saver Ha fur OOMS\u2014SPLENDIDL FURNISHED, AT 26 BERRI R street, near Viger Gi de \u2018 a OOM-\u2014-DOUBLE TE wi TH BOARD.SUITABLE tor married couple without children.at 107 Lion Avenue.188tt RR O0Ms\u2014WITI BOARD, AT 107 UNION AVÈSUE LET-FURNISHED OB DNFURNIQUEP t.James street, Roous Wanted ROMA TO M RS.ANTROBUS\u2019 OLASSES HAVE RF- AT et A asset cat pH Coloring, Hi men on Sata arésye 2 @ hours, bet ; 208 2s 188 SIMPSON WILL RESUME HER classes in Drawing and Painting Oct.tn, For parucalare Saws PRY 2472 St.Catherine Street, DE DUCOND music, LANGUAGES.wi © he: Er ee saition on ar à atte Sept.15th.Fi rer and \u2018sompiole educhiots © y ?Young dn.188 ELIZA SUTTON, TEACHER OF Music and Singing ( cated under the best London Masters), visits and rtifica Pupils (who © terms.40 A xander | streef Montreal n rensonable RS.PAGE THROWER BEGS TO AN- Q x] Lil red to resume her p fesstonal da We af VOTE ER.Arte us an be = tC.C.Dezouche, aw wil give all it orm erence, to tern, and will arra Shien [3:1 CH Mra.Thrower\u2019s return irom ngiand., 218 15 MISSES SOLERET \u2018Will Re-opon y > afpoir Seminar & ere per BAR Hi garth ane Ek ° a Denis fa pupils of Eel ii her cations, en ee de rene So fall = co oye #chool.he: s Porn 4 eX the 25th inst.to re o seboo) aren ANTED\u2014A FEW PUPILS FOR LESsons in Decorative Art, rh, Kensington taken mix Patuting on Elstar Phi, of.moderate.ae ue Wy1VLOW BR BROOK x.HOUSE, COWANS- BOARDISG ia AT.C J, Fr HE RIGHER UCATION O FUSE The, & ar J.Son i ores (WEL SEO 5 ® ORS.\u2018mesamm nu æ U .DAME DE LOURDES.- Ww er our A GOQD DRESSMAKER, WOK AT AT D hoi privnie A ow use, we st Monique st, or in WASTED THE D CPERSIGNED) Foaimion keeper, cashier, Afteen years\u2019 pe in Montell exceptional references.H.ANTED at 'UATIOX, A JOUNG MAS old, wi oa fn HAL ld: office und Chicago: air 308 SE.dames © se 228 y wou ih situation as vrai 1° Book Laaper in wholesale .Can furn Ish fi fase re dress \u201cF 2017,\u201d STAR athe, re Yu's i ameamsatps., ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, 1885\u2014Summer Arrangement\u20141885 Liverpool, Lendonderry, Quebec aud Montreal Mail Service.NSN NN T B FAMILY OF THREE, A PLAIN.Fron F \"LE 2 Ni AN rhishe oom at 190 o of kite \u2018Address, Liverpool.Dérry.STÉAMSIUPS an 49 with particulars, * Lo Sranofice.10 Sept.11 Be; SARMATIAN.Ee i i P I ape Fy État A 19 Out, 13 = BL = Foard.Toot \u201cZoet.CIHCANAIAN LY ed etre 8 - 9 2 BA.RDINIAN.2 JBOARD-GOOD BOARD AND NICE ROOMS, AT » Glasgow.Quebec and Montreat Merviee.ror week.B55 BLS om Ginegow, STEAMaIPS, Pois Montres BARD AND ere SUIT ONE OR TWO GEN \u2014 | nor about tlemen.161 8t.George.18 Beg.PUENTE ON AVREAN|™ 5 retenus » OARD\u2014 MTS.SEARL LADIES Prafoionmt & HAS 8 Oct.SARIS 1 superior, aocommoda attend.g \u201c SCANDINAVIAN.1 « ance for ladies 24 st.Me ey Tato Étroet, vo London, Plymouth, Quebec and Moatrenl T= rvite.wen ARD AND ROOMY, DOUBLE AND SINGLE.Fron London 2 SEINE any HA i ath di Cor abt A NER] I ant of board, will find Ars mimodaioné 16 FAN A joe at 853% \"Chatham street.T Oct.28 PBUARD-A \u2014A FERS Ew GES TL ms in À ni healthy oi 4 minntes\u2019 i terms inoderate.Apply 27 Mansfeld, C i d 1; Fost.CLT A SILKE UMBRELLA, CHERRY HAXDLE, ed inng Finder will be vl rewarded, BTAR Office.St .\u2014A VISITING.GARD CAGE, ERs er, containing 9 \u2018able sum , with ER Tn VU In sold esters Finder mi ft 27 Anderson street re LE BLAC AND, TAN hoa, Fs la to the name of = Prince.\u201d Reward at \u201c31 2 33 Vietorta wrest.W.& F.P, CURE +0.100 GREY NUN STREET, ; IMPORTERS OF scoToH GLAZED DRAIN PIPRS: , double Apply at lay, Portland Cement, A of Parts, raz, pe, China Clay, veux afsotorers of de, pi won MEN © CAN BE SE \u201c MER STEEL US SOFA, CHAIR AND BED SPRING.=] |.ara it où hand, Live ool ochstow > altfe.we 1 a Rai aie\u201d x das [ag } fi 53) que STEAMBAIPS al § : 5 545 fils t 0 Sept.[ERRUVIAN .0vrn pee 35 \u201cP Kova.BOOTIAR.: 2 OS jou Slnegow, Kondonaerry, 6 Satay, due .From Glasgow.| strANMSHIPs.| \"Join, Boston JOot MANITOBAN 2.! 17 Oct Glasgow NE service, From Glaagow | VIA iar | rofl 25 Mept.|.n | Lt For Fret Fasaags o os sure 5 NOR, pe w 186% ST.SE Te oppo Lawrence Hail Street - ntreat.50 Biate Street.Boston 9311 Dominion Line 75.Samy dates for LIVERPOOL.TONONT « ok Le Er EE Oct to Liverpdot Cabo, $50 and \"nos and 8120 \\ntertmadiate, ne see\u201d oa Lustom Hmtke work and shipplag Lux tea, \"Bt; ier = ie + wen ÉD se re ee RI in piesa ee xd 3 i i i Xs Ed Lory a TR i BRO Fas greet pote \u201cThe Baily Star mm GRAHAM & Co.Propriesors, : 188 61, James Street.x Durs Bras w sent to any part of the A tates or Canada, postage free, at$3 a year, $1.1.60 for aix months.and 900 for three mo! We believe the circulation of THE STAR xceeds the combined Issue of all the other lish Newspapers published in the city of ontreal.Corcesponuent, añd Agent for Francb and lien advor sing in TuB STAR\u2014Mons.A oretts.Hue se Anne 31 vis Paris France.CIRCULATION OF Ps STAB FOR 1584 and 1885 Wask end'y Sept.271h, 84, Week end\u2018y Sept.20% onday.22,907 Monday.u.luesday \u201829'856|Tuesday 2 132 ednesday 23, \"061 Wednezday .J ee 25.389 Frureder .23, ne 25,224 riday .2,800|Friday.\u2026.25,427 baturday.4,956/SuLUrday 027, 057 Total.139,547 Total.153,664 _ PRESENT DAILY AVERAGE 25,611.FRIDAY.OCTOBER 2, 1885.THE EPIDEMIC.The publishers of THE STAR request the public to forward to them copies ol any information or complaints sent to the Health Office regarding the smallpox.such as notices about infected houses which remain unplacarded, about carelessness on the part of members of infected tamilies, abd in shork \u2018of whatever may seem worthy of immediate attention.These aotices will aot necessarily be for publication, butit is believed that the results of sending to THE STAR copies of the information will be beneticial GRABAM & CO, Publishers A WELL KEPT SABBATH.Next Sunday the vifices of the \u2018public vac- olnators will be open all day.Weary mechanics, unable during their long hours of work to journey to a vaccinating office, will bave all day wherein to place them- -selves aud their familles under à protection from smalipox.Those who are ardent in their faith in vaccination, and those who aro indifferent to it in this community, do pot form two classes separated by hard and fast lines.They form one people, linked to- getherbya thousand ties of inutual respect, friendship and interest.\u2018Vhat better task could one engage in on Sunday next than the endeavour to induce servant, neighbor, friend to come to a vaccinator, if need of his services exist?Until Jenner's discovery of vacoination smallpox ravaged the world\u2014ignorance of a preventive was all that gave the plague its baleful sway.As in other cases ot pain and evii, science under Providence has given us immunity If we simply obey her lawa.Let that obedience, in the present epidemic, be urged by every kindly means on those who still remain ex d to smallpox.Most of them have little children at home, more ex- than themselves, and quite irresponsible for their dreadful exposure.A pain- operation of a moment on each of them, and they are secure.Can next Sunday be kent in any better way than in soliciting parents to come with their children to the vaccinator ?Personal friendly appeals bave a thousand foild the effect ot those of formal authority.THE HACKMEN.THE action of the hackmen !n conoerting measures with the Citizens\u2019 Committee for punishing any of their number who may attend the funerals of smalipox patients 1s highly commendable.They have suggested that policemen be appointed to watch the Toads iesding to Cote des Neiges and Mount Royal Cemeteries to take the numbers ol any hackmen accompanying smallpox funerals.It is as much in the interests of the backmen as of the public to prevent their vehicles becoming a means of conveying contagion, and so well do they recognige their duty to the public as wel] as their own interests that we think their patrons may feel fairlyeasy about using the cabs.We ! hundred would suggest to the backmen as a farther 3 twenty-one years of age is 900, 00.Half of the eligible paoule are therefore unmarried.One favorable feature of the figures was however, the olrcutnstance that the unmarried women exceed the unmarried men in number by only uine thousand: The notion has bitherto prevailed that ladies were at a very great diacount in Ontario.But this is an error.They are almost at par.Able to Take Care of Ourselves, { Frow the Torouto Globe.) Wa have a people of lve millions, brave, strong, ntl gent, well educated, energetio, the equal: in all respects of any five mll- lions south of the line These five millions, were they determined to \u201cstand aloue; would command the respect of their nelgh- bors and of al; the world besides.Whether the fifty millions south of the line could !f they tried conquer the five millions north of it, and hold then in subjection need not be discussed.They wouid uot try.Lithey did,the conquest, were It aver achieved, would certainly » cost them more than the inorease ol Edo would be worth to them.Canada, did it become indipendent, would at once take and nold a respectable position in the family of nations.Democrats and the Tariff, {From the Philadelphia American.! The Democratic leaders are putting thelr heads tugether for a reduction of the tariff.It does not surprise us to hear that Mr.Randal! is in tboir councils, and that he is to stand sponsor for à bill tc reduce the revenue from duties on linportations by some $40,000,000.The party has to conclliate a reat many factions, and one of these le the free Trade school.So this reduction is to be thrown as a tub to that whale, and yet the manulacturers are to be kept in good humor.If they will take the forty millions off the duties collected on {mmported sugars, nobody outside of Louisiana wil seriously complain.But they are more ikely to ac- certe to the demand from one Eroup of manufacturers for \" free raw materials,\u201d and jo reduce or remove the duties on these that case they will strengthen the pt lican parts with the farmers, the miners, and other producers of the so-called raw materials.Ninety-Nine to One, (From L\u2019Etendurd.) We know there is a swall proportion of our population that does not believe in the efficuev vo! vaccination, and their opinion is even sustained by some doctors.We respect this opinion, which we believe to be 5 neero.But, after ali, what is left to simple mortals who are not initlated in high medical sciences and therefore incompetent to judge of the scientifio value of the reasons brought forward tor or against vaccination, unless it be to side with alinost the whole body of the best physicians?Let us do in this business exactly as we would do in any other matter that would affeet our interest.No sane man, for in stance, would care to risk hls fortune against the advice of 99 competent lawyers, because the hundredth man happened to be ot a different opin- lon from them all; no one wouid Incline to the opinion of one lawyer, when thers wore 09 others just as competent as the first who condemned his opinion.\u2018the number of those who oppose vacolna- tion is very small, most of those who object to it do 80 not from want of confidence in the vaccination theory, but through fear of an injudicious application of it Now there is one well known fact, and that is that in the City of Quebec, where everybody is vaccinated, smallpox unknown.And what 1s still more conclusive is, that it is almost unknown in the French, English, Italian and German armies, lu which vacci- pation is compulsory, sid nobody can dispense with it.Marvellous if True.{From the Boston Globe.1 The Blanchard system of the cheap production of power, which is just launched into successful operation after gears spent io perfecting it.would seem to be the finality of dypamical science.The various ele mental devices which enter into its construe- tion are covered by Lo less than two bun- dred and fifty separate and distinct patents.By means of it combustionis brought toa degree of perfection never before attalned.Science admits an utter loss of 90 per cent.and upward in the conversion into mechan ical ene ERY of the force stored in coal by means of the most approved style of fur- paoe, boller and steam engine, now in general use lor the production of power.In the forges, drying, baking, annealing, and converting furnaces the loss or wastein fuel is ap great or greater.Dr.Virgil Blanchard of New York, has revolutionized all this in the working of his sys tem, reversin, the Bgures, over 90 per cont.bi Se util! than 10 per cen going to waste, This means the meat À total elimination of the itemof fuel in the cost of the production of power.It means that less than one-tenth | of the fuel now made to produce thesame results as the whole under other eystems.It means that instead of tive hundred million 301s of goal to be mined , ann y for the mechanical needs of the world fifty miillons will do, a saving of four and fifty million tons worth billions of money._SPORTS AND PASTIMES.| bili hi #4 8 MORE AY GATE Y SPA, Eu rase MT ITA?THE\u2019 MONTREAL DAILY STAR, FRI DAY, OCTOBER 2.THE PROVINCIAL AL BOARD.Censuring the\u201d Anti.Vaccination Doctors\u2014 useholdurs Made Respousible for the Fone on their Houses, The tollowlng resolutions were passed by the Provincial Board yesterday afternoon.\u201cTne Provincial Board has to record its regrets that from one motive or another certain physicians in the suburbs and adjoining muulelpalities discourage vaccina- tiou norantly counselling, oontrary to ali me io authority, persons hot to submit to vaccination during an epidemic of small ox.This Board ts of opinion that the ob- Yection to vaccination met with {a clearly traceable to this cause.\u2019 \u2018\u2019Tuat, in view of ro extension of smallpox in Canadu, the attention of tho Domi- pion Government be called to the urgenoy of taking steps to secure the immediate vaccination of Indians and half-breeds at Lorette, Oka, Caughnawaga, Labrador and other pla cos.additional ragulations wero forwarded for the sanction of the Provinuial Gayerument as follows: \u201cNo person shall, without previous dlsin- fection, give, lend, \u2018sell or move to another place, or expose any bedding, clothing, rags or other things which have been exposed to tufection.\u201cNo person shall let a house, room or part of a house in which there has been infectious diseases without having such house or roow and all articles therein habla to Infection, isinfected to the satisfaction of the local Medteal Health O \u201cNo person sufforing from smallpox, or any other infectious disease, shall e bim- self in any street, school, churo , chapol, theatre or other public place; or in any omnibus, or any otber public conveyance, and any person in charge of any one so suf- tering, who so exposes the sulferer, shall be liable to the penalties 1mposed under th the act.\u201cThat, in accordance with section 7 of the Regulations of this Board, heads of families in whose places smallpox exists will be held responsible for the smallpox placards being kept on thelr houses after being placed there by the Local Board, and they will be required tu replace o them from day to day if they should torn down 3 destroyed in puy shape or form, -an Board of Health shall furnish 8 Safficiont aumber of placards to so used; thal sald placards must be exposed to view and kept on the houses until said houses shall be sufficiently disinfected w 3s satisfaction of the Medical Health Office The Oitisens\u2019 Committee.LETTER PROM ALDERMAN GRAY\u2014VACCINA- TION GOING The Citizens' Commit t yesterday afternoon as usual.The following letter was read from the Chairman of the Local \u2014 Your letter la only just to hand.I wiper it before toymorrow's meeting.All the resolutions have been anticipated.by our-.Board.A new apd cof rable a Dulanos was delivered to us us by tb tractors thie moralng, and another wii bo day.This wilf make three ambulances.However, it leg ble that one of the new ones will be ned in the city as origioslly intended forthe removal of accident oases to the rov- gulgs hospitals.Shoul ie services Le Éventually required It wili taken.At present two ambulances are quite sufficlent.ople have not been removed hospt n because thore was bo room.With aplondid hospital accommodation, which the sub-cominittee inform me will be ready at the end of tho week, most of our dificulties will disappe ~~ With regard to bodies ited in open vaults I am sure-my committee will be as surprised to hear Ît as yourselves, and the matter will be looked into.1 suppose 1t must refer to budies of wealthy people outside the city limits who have vaults of their own ib the cemstery, and it may happen Lhat these bodies have been interred bs metal-lined and soldered-up-air- tight coffins.If so there can be no objac- tion.We are quite aware that ph teens have neglected to report cases.It difficult to get such evidence as will secure conviction.The excuse ls that diagnosis has not been determined, or they were called io too late, and were under the impression the fatuer had d reported the case, ete.The Medical fficer will make another atempt B ring into Court some well-known physicians as examples.th regard to placards and their removal, cases are in Court every few days, and my men are, much impeded in their work by having to hang about the courtroom pending the trial of the cases.It must be remembered that many persons appearing on the strects with marked faces are im most cases quite incapable of glving the diseaBe to others.Three months after recovery from smallpox some persons retain a most alarming appearance to non-medical people, and it often supposed that thoy are are P only Just recovered or are stil] suffering.It would be nianiïestly unjust to confine such peonie to their houses.It is within the knowledge ol the department that some people from carelessness have permitted children to wander on the streels.Such cases have, whenever brought to the knowledge of the Medical ving been de- Committee any case of smallpos occurring in the family of a hackman, that may come under their notice.Thus far very few such oases bave been discovered, and in these every care has been taken to prevent the cab patrons suffering.COMPULSORY VACCINATION BY EMPLOYERS.The most successful measure yet devised for combating the smallpox is the alliance of employers for the purpose of securing the vaccination of the householde of all their employes It all the employers of labor in Montreal would join in this movement there would be very little need for any further \u201cmeasures.\u2026The employers who are éontinualiv denouncing the civic autborities for tolerating a pest which is destroying.their business are to a large extent masters of the situation themselves We are glad to see that so many of the largest employers of labor have \u2018recognized their opportunity and thetr responsibility, When a firm employing a bundred hands joins the Association of Manufacturers, it means securicg the vao- cination of many hundreds of persons: Must of the opposition to vaccination and consequently most of the deaths from smail- pox are met With the in families of the wage-earners.\u2018The \u201corporation of Montreal should immediately adopt ithe method of the Association.A man who does not know enough to have his family \u2018racclhated ought not te be in the service ot the Corporation.All Government employes residing in Montreal should also be required to have thelr families vaccinated forthwith on ain of dismissal.There is more hope of * Spel the epidemic suppressec before Win- \u2018ter by the influence of the employers than by all other means together.Arr .Bap as are the scenss of the epidemic around us, depressing thougl the atimos- phere of itall is, yet here and there It 15 relieved by incidents grimly humorous Notably so was the case of the lady who with drew from the walls of he; dwelling the biack and yellow announcement of \u201cPigotte™ sud substituted therefor ** Room to let.\u201d - et Noms good people are stauding aside In the present ravaging opidemic and doing little more than talking about hyglenio - \u2018tonditions-good drainage thorough ventilation, frequent batblux, 800 an forth - @enttemen.this city ts on fire: this 1s not the time tu discuss non-combustible archi tecture.Lend a hand te those who are quenebfng the Games by measures of jabla- \u201ction, in withdrawias fuel from tbe Are by Later on we will hear your the cam Levine Park Races, The following were the results of yesterday's races at Lepine Park 2.45 CLASS.Lady Mosse, blk m.Br John- ces 12312 reat Eastern.be, L Bob Cees 38131 dou ler Boy à canons Bat 3 ester v.D ruled ou Forestgy me Sie à 2.445% This race win be concludea to-day at two o'Glook.FREE FOR ALL.rifle, bm, A.3 ovin.lenora, b m, a Tim Faux 2.33%, 5.385, 004K.Lacrosse.The Montreal lacrosse team have arranged dates for their American tour, as follows: Leave Montreal, Saturday.October 4\u2014Sund en, Now York.October 5\u2014In Baltim October 6\u2014Pla Druids, in Baltimore.ote ber = ait c1ober 8\u2014I py 16 Piayis in New York.ton October 9 an October 11\u2014Sund October 12 and 18\u2014 Praying Boston teams.THE CAMP AT LAPRAIRIE.al General Middleton Inspects and Reviews t Ae The inspection revi the: troops Ke 15e, Bath tae Diatarct in wp 8 Lapral rie by Major-General Bir F.© rit M ddleton took place Jostorday.The .Seusrel who waa ed Lieu Wo! rsley, Erigade-Major of oy Fifth Store arriyad at the vill at Boos and waa rece.Paso Lieut, QoL oe » and ughes.r ins porting which was found to be | ag na el orde., the visitors were entertained to lunch at the officers\u2019 mess.In the atternoon the review took place.When the General rode up to the troops, whe were drawn up, lie was received with a genorai salute, Each battalion then underwent @ minute inspection in a very eredit manner, General \u2018Middleton then a position à a the Ps pe rigade marched past in she 96th, 80th, Bach and 8 infantry, the 64th idee brinzing up the rear.\u201cThe 84th, at an 86th were headed dy their bands, snd the 86th sarrted with them fhe colors presented to them by the ladies of the village on Sun- last ~The othe: movements executed were 7hsoline into line of polumns and de- plo to the left.In this last movement the ee and the 641k got mized up owin to the iatter having left too little room, an lon thus sausea spoiled the effact \u2019 ade then marched off throu, rb the village.The samp will brealt up rue quarter-master of the camp and faster Sod four mer from each alin apte week later to disinfect the vite pre lankets, The general health of the volunteere was & dnlytwc men being 11} during the whole time spent under canvas.- Girls and Boys In the Streets, To the Editor of TH» STAR: Srr\u2014Last pigho it oe , disgrac fui to see the orewds o\u2019 voung gi men and vey.about the Sireots.Et morbid curi-.ty Yrings women Into the streets when as, ous the cit: ie in danger of the kiné ?The police \u201cout #04 try to profit It} ough.te arrest 8 crowd 2 suck boys and rer EEE them © black hole à few hours.NOTE AND COMMENT.vie oF ours, ue a ; BD! saris Sadie Almost at Fer, Montreal, Sept.29, 1885, os {From she Torents Mail) one moa o au at that rote ant i ey furtiet aumber of she oll: The onats Co ng Com: Mi he dues Gras me RE gr mé Mon 2 or niqres aa te dr proÿitolst | soapous où En Vs bond di yestar and in \u2018some cases sanitary \u2018police have been: sent to patrol.The Central Board of Health wiil take into bent this evening the advisability ot cHangiog the wording of the bylaw relating to placards, in order to make it more easy reach offenders.Thanking you very much in bebalf of the { Board for great assistance you are rendering it, Your obedient servant, HENRY B.GRAY.Mose.McAtee and Welsh, of the Haok- men\u2019s Union, pre the resolution published vesterday, asking that a man be placed at the entrance of each cemetery to discover any hackmen who attend smallpox funerals.On motion of the Rev.Mr.Barclay the resolution was transmitted to the Board eof Health, with a strong recommendation that its request be granted.Messrs.McAfee and welsh wero then elected members ot the commi DISLOYAL OFFICIALS.A letter was read from Mr, Grafton, urg- fog that the civic officials who have set themselves in opposition to the sanitary regulations On motlon of Mr, Turton, seconded by Mr.Hollis, it was resolved, ** That the Testing view with alarm and roport the resolution of the Board of Health, to close the east end branch office after it had been wrooked vb! rioters, and that we oonsider it ad- v able to immediately reopen the same,\u201d ried that the work of voluntary Ra had _reoe Sas D a consider- in 080 18 eames the am bauet all thelr Inffuente to gi ployes vaccinated, so that the Bouse to house visitation would have only g Volunteers were wi to get to the following agreement: We, the undersigned, hereby EY require proof f pled it our offices, within one week from that all our empl and thelr elt housonolds have been vacci ted.For such as cannot go to public vac to , We will make gratuitous provision.Ib all cases of non-compliance, we will {immediately dis dismiss the empioye implicated.We fi further agree to engage Do one dism employer or such refusal as above most In proof ot-his statoment that the opbost- Hon to vaccination in the east end was much rench gentleman present sales nero à Roy.the publie 6 vaccinhtor an Hoohel laga ward, had inoculated nearly 3000 The meeting then adjouraed.\u2018 The Condition of Muntreal, (From the Toronto Globe, September 25th.) The.ass au Canada must sympathize profoundly with Montreal in its present affietion A beautiful oity, aplondidly situated, it its magnificent bul dings, public and pri vate, its wharves aud warehouses and factories bear witness to the enterprise and pitt ot: its people.Canada has to be fospoo of ft.Toro ite a rival in some root nroud of is growth and grandeu; ontreal.Their rivalryfis benotiolal YW bots add d advonta- Focus to the country at laf Tho \u2019oitis ns of Toronto desire, as mich us the oitizens of Montreal Thomserves can, that the immedi Hotifiad:-# oem that tho ultimate effects of this dreadful vis tation wilà be beneñclal.Whatever may said of the reports published in our newspapers, or whatever may be thought of the means amplayed by the Ontario Government to protect this Province, the people of Montreal may feel assured that the peoplu of Ontario, aud especially the citizens ot Toronto, sincerely regret that this dire misfortune has fallen upon a great Canndiun city, an earnestly wish that it may s008 be \"of it.At such a time as this, more perhaps than in the days when all enjoy unelouded prosperity, do we feel that we are one people, and that wbat aflects any ons part of Canada concerns us ail.When the pestilence has been expelled, as we trust it soon will be, Toronto will rejoine, if dot as loudly yet as sincerely as Montreal itself.PROVINCIAL NEWS.\"ONTARIO.The duty collected at the port of Ottawa last nonth was $31,147, being $7262 over the sate month last year, The Toronto Public Schoo! board last night voted down nation that the next election of school trustees be by ballot.The Inland Revenue reasipts for the Toronto divisior for last month are $27,873, as compared with $77,734 for the corresponding month ut year, showing & de crease of 849,881.0 Alice Lester, te \u2018young girl with several aliuses, who engaged hersell asu domestio and robbed her employers, was on Thursday morning sent to ercer reformatory, Toronto, for twenty-three months.The official board of Queen Street Methodist (burch, Toronto, has decided to extend call to Rev.B.B.Longiey, of Ottawa.Rev.Dr.Kellogg, of Alleghany seminary, Pittsburg, Pa, has accepted a call to the Bt.James Square Presbyterian Church, vaoated b v.Dr.King.The date of induction not yet settled.\u2018The grand jury forthe county of Oxford, at present {n session 4% Woodstock, has given an unanimous deliverance, expressing gratification av the decrease of drunkenness and crime in the county under the Scolt Act, as shown by the fact that since May lat, when the act came into force, there have been only seven committed as drunk aud rdisor- derly, while during tbe corresponding period of 1884 under the license law, there were thirty commiited for this offence.The graud jury trusts that the expectations of the friends of the act may be fully realized.At Civil assizes at Toronto, Thursday, Edith Hibbart sued Francis Cransberry, a farmer, of Georg for damages tor malle clous arrest.Bome months ago defendant had plaioifl, who was is 25 loy, arrested for an alleged threat Suri his buildings if bis son she claimed, bad seduced her hare ge of marriage, did not marry her.Plaintiff denied making such threat.A sensation was caused in court by Richard while under cross-examination fainting in the witness box.The jury returned a verdict for plaiu- tiff for $400 and cost.Alexandria.The annual athletic contest and lacrosse tournament of the County of Uleugarry was held here on Tuesday in the presence of some seven or eight thousand spectators.Special trains from Luawa, Cornwall and other towne ar rived during the forenoon Amongst tbe many prominent gentlemen present Irom ull parts of the eastern district of Ontario were: D.Macmaster, Q.C., M.P, Hon.D.A.Macdonald, ex-Lieut.-Governor of Ontario.Senator Maomilian, Messrs P.Purceli, F.MoDuugall, Mayor of Ottawa, A J.Grant, ex- .The weather was that coula esired.The athietic conteste consisted of throwing the hammer, putting the shot, throwing fAfty-six pound weighty, burdie and flat races, tug of war between marr ried and single men, Gaelle ¢ singing, | Highland fling, sword dances, bagpipes pl ayers and other Seotoh pas- Hos were also on the programme A leading feature of the day was the contest for the county championship by the various lacrosse clube of the county of Glengarry.R.R.Maclennau, the renowned athlete and a native of the county, to whom must be awarded the honor of initiating the tournament, offered thirteen valuable gold medals to the winners of the championshi set of to those scoring secon After a hotly conatod go Olympians, of Willtamstown.carried off the medais, the £xcelsiors, of ncaster, rank- fog next and securing the flags.The tug of war was wor by the married team, who, from thelr superior physique and muscular development, it woul difficult for any county in Ontario 0 Drodude thelr equals.A large number of gold and stiver medal cups, watches and other valuable and uselu prizes were ood t for competition.Owing to tbe length of the programme a number of events were postpened until Thursday next 8th instant, at 3 p.m.It ie proposed to old a world\u2019s athletic tournament at Alexandria some time d exit year, ob which occasion prizes of suitlolant value to attract the leading professionai and amateur athletes throughout the Dominion, the United States aad Great Britain will be offered.see .The courses of the different facultles of Laval University, Quebec, were formally opened Thursday.Sir Adolphe Caron was presented with a gogratulatory address at the Garrison Cl Quebec, at 3 o'clock Wednesday after- nooo by the officers of the local tia and volunteer Lope.Dr.F.Laterriere, the Murray Bay corompr, died there suddenly Wednesday i 6 in the 8th range of Denholme has been sold.by quetlur at Hull and purchased by Mr.Wm, Mclntosh, of Ottawa.The gale arose through a ee between Mr.FE.J Wilson, Mr.A.McLaren, and Mr.McIntosh, and as the lot was known to be an exceedingly valuable mining property, notwith- standinæ its distance from this, lace, the Department of Crown Lands sold it by aue- tion.Judging from the surface indications it is ona of the most \u201cvaluable of the rich hosphate mines discovered in this district.\u2018he vein which has been ©.{s about 150 feet in width, runs from southeast to northwes and has been traced for a considerable oo.Practical men, who have visited the property y that there are many thousand tons of Yioh hosphate in sight.Mr.Molntosh is nat y very much elated over his purchase.Bedford.Burrage, of the Eastern Townships Bagi! has returned from his pleasure tour.in the Townships.The annual moctiog of the directors of the Miseisquol Rouville Fire Insurance; Com wall ba held at Frelighaburg on; Wadnesd y, 7th ten a.m.rand Trunk has 0 ned a ticket: office Ay the Jewellry store of Mr.Kimville.Hod with maps and Che publio cau be supp! any jntormation they may, require Mr.Ibis stated that the Blssissquol County\u2019 Association haye decided to post- pons their matches until October 14th.The, Pasches will then be held on the farm of: © = B $ 5 8 the President, Mr, Roll nd Others @ r x Jing! od el 2 e ve ory oe n al Mr À.tohéllar and other ay xentlomen addressed the meetin A very respectable representation of 5; Goet docin Job Goug 2 Gon ° following gentle.pres! dent, and the oh, uh Mont: gom 5 Es \u2018walbridre.Rev.Allan and t W.N Ne vios-presidents ; a er Rov.3.Grenfell; tréasurer, A, A.Batchellar.Com mitteeHov.Mr.Pearley, v.Mr, Eldri J.A, Welch, 8, 8.Vi D.Connor, H.Smitir and L.L.Bai Waterloo.Last Sunday a foroible Sud practical pre- i oratory, missionar, mon was was given In Luke's Churoh À Le \u201caren Lindsay in anticipation of the > mlasionar y meeting to be held next Sunday evening, when & number of ¢lerg ymen are to be present.The coucert on Tuesday atebt, given by the choir of the Roman Catholio Churoh, assisted by other friends, for the benefit of Mde.Anton organist, though not a'Yreat success tipanclally, was much enjoyed by those present.ubbard's orchestra gave three fine selestions.Mde.Ae 0 a plane solo ta, Tos in a que var od to her $ usual sympa style, an Blanche Authicr, ee ile 6 Tar old daughter, in a song called * etite Chan- everything is ready refractor, for the ries of games the - tbe teamaters beloi outalds the ou guthorities, gustained by the wi ple, teurs ¥ahowed inherited Jalen or well or ranch an Eoglal-speuking.rolos- parerul training.All who assisted went tants and aol samp 0 turongh their parte in à plessing manner, fous ws an 1 ll overyihin oa, of off well, except the\u2019 p 3 sequence Siarm a h rh Au ce of wet bilo wok d ze nr oF alone ls ta the iy.be © disease wii | 56 regretted that so fow of the iliah pet ke com Aud forever.4 dents were breseak , ACTION BY BY THE PO POWERS, Recognition of the the Union ER Roumelin and Bulgsria\u2014Roamelians Augry st the He.port that Russia Wishes to Dgthroue Prince Alexander\u2014Turkish Troops Massing at Adriauvople\u2014 Russians Crossing the Frontier, PARIS, October 2.\u2014'The Temps says: \u201cRus.sin has decided to recoguize the union of Bulgaria and Roumelia, that Germany Las offered no opposition to the union, and that Austria makes compansation to Ser via aud Greece à condition of her assent.\u201d LONDON, October 2.\u2014 According to advices from Puillpropolis the report that Russia wishes to de Prince Alexander has greatly angered the Roumelians The Prince, it is sald, was pever so popular as be is now.A despatch received in Vienna says that for the entry of tho King of Servia into dla Servia on 8th inst.The Servian Government has 80,000 men under arms.It is feared that the king must attempt a coup de main before the confer- enco is concluded, because the linanoces of the country are unable to stand the present heavy drain.The people of Greoce are sending petitions to King George asking bim ti ) pursue a vigorous policy in SOUL SCHON with the Rou- melian revolution.CONSTANTINOPLE, October 3.\u2014An Irade has been Issued ordering the Turkish troops to mass at Adriavople.Large numbers ot Russians are Crossing the frontier to join the Bulgarians.REPARA1IION DEMANDED.King Theebaw's Actions to be Enquired Ivto by an Euvoy from the Indian Government.LONDON, October 2\u2014The Indian Government will send an avey to Mandalay to enquire into Kin Theobaws actions and to demand reparal [Bur mab, isa wns which for some time has been ripening fall into the lap of British India.Ding holds the key to the front door of thé country, for the mouths of all the great rivers are in her possession, and her colonies shut out the native kingdom from access to the sea.Within Lhe last year or two France has been trying, though not very successfully,to open up a entrance urman.ng Theebaw, the present ruler, is a monster of cruèluy.At his accession, seven fears ago, he attempted to assassinate all b brothers, and only two of them escaped the lamily slaughter.is misgovernment Indu the YE ideroy of India to withdraw the British representative from Mandalay, and it has for some time been plain that an armed Intervention would be the next step.The Anglo-indian government bas Yor some time problbited the transportation a pros from the seacoast to upper King Thoshaw has bitterly re- En Argo.THE CHOLERA.MADRID.October 4\u2014 There mere 490 new cases of cholera and 176 deaths in Spain yesterday.THE CASE OF RIEL.LOND, pox, October 2:-The Privy Council wii! ronsider the case of Riel, the Canadian corspirator, in a f ht A SOLDIER'S FORTUNE.SAN ANTONIO, XN 2.Private Bettli of the 8t Cavalry.has become helr to $30,000 beq to him by a relative IL Paria = ad RETURN TO WORK.N.Y, October 2.\u2014The em- eyés eo the Union Stove Works, who have plots on strike for a week, have gone back to work at the old terms HAZING AT ANNAPOLIS.APOLIS, Md, October 2.\u2014Seven naval dou of the third class were caught on Tuesday night hazing new members of the th class.The indications are that they be court-marshalled and dismissed.i A MONSTER TELESCOPE LONDON, October 2\u2014-Howard Grubb, ot Dublin, has received a contract from the Admiralty to erect what will be the largest telescope in the worid, a 28-inch diameter Royal Observatory at EY Greenwich.LORD SHAFTESBURY'S LAST LoNDON, October 2 Lord Shaftesbury\u2019s last moments were peaceful.linmedlately before his death he Yotated two two letters for his conversed cérlully with dsughte members of his fax.bi ding them all 1a well short) belore the ying strug, as CONSO and pre- sarved hy Jotal faculties untii the last.it BITTER ATTACK.NDON.October 2.\u2014The Zelegraph bas a bitter icle thle morning ainst the dis- tion of the literary, art and pension fund.tsays the adminis ration of the £1200 3 year set apart since 1837 for literature an art 1s a disappointment and dishonor, and the fund has become little me (hai a poll- tical convenience.8 posit candal that this money should be d verted.trom the purpose originally in view to go toward the payment of Gabluet à ebta.miners at Carbon struck yesterday.The Carbon mineg'are owned by the Union Pacific Railway The only coal now mined by the Unior Pacific in Wyoming is mined by th e Chiness at Rock Sori ings.ion ver.expect a arge.or minors from idaho and Utah.e Union c bas on hand 60 days\u2019 DEL ot coal.re Ou ROBBERY.WL October 2\u2014Norris & Co, dry ons ota, desiring to patron- ome indust » undertook to transport a re quantity © \u2018goods trom Piedras Ne- gras to New 0.Lordy they found transport train tied to trees, 0 Biles north of New Laredo, while the more valuable portion of thelr goods bad been carried away by TB.ALL QUIET.Another Night st Presse a nous Any Disturb- © of The same autotness that has characterized the city since the At the Bonsecours Markel twenty-five members ot the G: n Artillery, under com- mond of pL.e \u2018and | Lieut.Latham, were on guar g0rpor were also stationed armory all night.At the Exhibition Grounds tron uly areirned.A Ly, ul Van Straubenzie, D.A.G., pa by | Lisut.-Col Worsley, Oapt.\"Clapham and ounted seoort, drove out to the grounds.\u201cre sanitary police, fourteen in number, turned out, armed with revolvers, to p! CHEYENNE, Re October 2_An t the troops Tete called out: 442 1885 So Special Notice, Square and upright pianos to rent on reasonable terms.Apply to the N.Y.Diane Company; 428 St.Janes ébreok 281-8 American pianos, new and \u201cbeautiful, re- celved daily at the N.Y.Plano Company, St.ules steel.431-9 Good careful storage for pianos, can be bad in the Une buildings of the N.Y.Plano Company.228 8t.James street.431-3 Pianos tuned and repaired by competent mou.Apply tothe N.Y.Piano Compan St.James street.% Wid 1-3 My horse s Leppod on a rolling stone, spralned ber off hind leg, bLadly swollen.Giles\u2019 Liniment lodide Ammonia cured her, Coburn, Canton, Mass.Bold by ali druggists.M.Hicks & Co.\u2019s Sales.NA a Te Ty a NT QPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE BALE ea \u2014 OF \u2014e ORIENTAL RUGK AND CARPETS, .A direct consignment from TURKEY, INDIA AND PERSIA, The subscribers will sell at the warshouse, No.184 McGill Street tcor.St.Maurice), on Tuesday nnd Wednesday Afternoons October 6th and Tth, Probably the most important and complete collection of Oriental Carpets and Rugs aver offered at auction, including many New and Antique Carpets of rare and fine make, such as Daghestan, Juyper, Decoan, Mecen, Shiraz, Hississar, Teheran, Ouchac, Hydradad, Bokbarn, BDurria, Cashmere, Lahore, Tabrees, dubbelpore, Muonis, Betoochtstan, Durbah, Ettore, \u2014 ALSO \u2014- TURKISH EMBROIDERIEKS, PORTIERES, &0.Goods now catalogued and on exhibition to the public, Baie each afternoon at Two o'clock.M.HIORS & CO, Auctioneers.N.B.\u2014On view and for sale at the same time, à few pleces of very choice Satsuma Porcelain.Cloisonne Ensmels and Royal Brorzes from Japan, Moorish and Bengres Brassware, and other Art Objects.231 4 M.H.& Co.W.E.Shaw's Sales.NOTICE Mr.James Thomson's great Sale of Cabinet Furniture \u201cSil take place at his house, 3 James street.Day of sale and full particulars will be published in a day or two.WwW.E.SHAW, 228 Auctioneer.QUEBEC.pe\" OE OF Municipality of the County of Hocholags.PUBLIC NOTICE.Boaled Tenders addressed to the under- d \"Tender for the deepening and cleaning of Water.Courses and for the construction of a Bri \u201d wili received at the office of the undersigbe o, 84 8t Vincent Street, Montreai unti! Monday, the 5th of October next, at twe o'clock p.m.deepening and funing of twa Jyater existing in the Villages of Cote Bt.Louis, vie o! Mile End and in the Parishes of BE.Laurent and Sault au let.in the office of the undersigned every day.from 11 a.m.to 2 o'clock p.m.Notice is given to tondoring parties that their tenders a not consi unless they are written on blanks furnished t by undersigned.Tenders may be made for the work to be done: on one or more.oF on all the sections desert e procés-verbal of said water-courses.The undersigned shall not bs bound to ne- font the lowest, c or an a of the said tenders, but he shall claim th such convent- ont) bal of any fon er ides .- II think fit Given in the City of Montreal this 31st Sep- jo * CM R.PRENOVEAU, | Inspector.\u201d INSOLVENT NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS.RE J.B PARBEAD.Riceburg.P.Q.e above Insolvent are here re SES to foto their elaims (legally a! with the undersigned.on or Yetore t © 6th October, 1885.CALDWELL & TAIT, For the Trustee.96 St.Francois Xavier Stree oh } Montreal.80th Baptember, 18: 280 4 =| INSOLVENT NOTICE In the matter of FRANCOIS GELINAS, Three Rivers.| aed, SIT0IR Een the 10th 1B SFB: BER, 1885 rately, Boon ar Loto on e javentory.of \u2018the Stocks and Book Debta of a Estate.comprising : Btogk of Sta Dry and Hoady-mac à © Clothing, at Rivers ,810 75 Stock of Dry Goods at Louisville.!: \u201c2,024 48 Book Debts and Bills receivable Three Rive a apas sagesse e0u00 .10, 100 à tt Book Debts at Louiseville.819, \u2018419.488 28 wi be at liberty to assume BIER re a © store SEE A o ig ren d monthly.Teneo don W oinoaday.Le and Fr el ay.Jib.8 Beh and 9th © or: ng Of copie, Bh Highest i £ or any \u2018ender necessarily ao- Rurtior information to be obtained at the ; office ET PSS d'armes Moutroel._ USE HOOD'S CAMPHOR TOILET |\", SOAP AS A DISINFECTANT! oLD BY ALL DroGoisTs.2818 Use 2asTott their offices in the Cit: ty Hall, \u2018Tho Prince of es will rellove the Artiil ory tis at afternoon, and they in return will be by the Victoria Rifles.The oa tae troop of Cavalry will fi be On duty Sabu Saturday night.: \u201cHonith of Sherbrooke,\u201d To the Editor of.THY SFAB: 8in,\u20141 have bean requested to ask fo r the insertion of a Town WO) ; Br widely or lated paper, © visito: 6 Enstarn, Townships Agricultural Exbi- bition, whether Fo on your city, or the rs on different\" pi sot no case of smallpox existe hy Bhar ake, and a ory I large ni oro x of persons av been vi within -past low wi the y e authorities felt that | Bb.would ise precaution Local Board Health.dar the restulations of \"ids Conte ki Domenie postion of Chaire Local norable on of Tong or hip Ë * pos! to me.fore wh authority when { Speak ak the: no smalpo Xiata in Sherbrooke; that the whole hediea staff of the city is à iragged fn vaccinating and re-vace nating: that all ee ren fra aha agog railways are wilted, es that every precaution H be! tention to\u2019 cleanitness, to fused t ps Bucrpronks from any irrup op of ke is at the me o singulacty i 5 oct y, sud we iptead Wo ur obedi it en aaivant, Sherbrooke, Oct.4, 1886, sofa of or who bw, bees over as loa Doon % » verlod of ET VAOUINATED = AND HAVES.Your Laundry work done by THE MONTREAL STEAM LAUNDRY 00.(Kamjsed), Nos.21 axD 28 ST.ANTOINE STREXT.Road à few of ttie Many Iruss.we have made a reduction in.SHIRTS WITH BOSOM anil 00 Oup Pnion' 150.New Prios 100.SHIRTS WITH BOSOM, Oup Price 136.New Prion So CUFFS PER PAIR, COLLARS EACH, Oup Pracn 8o.New Prros 2e.: \u201c36te 8 ! Physlolane apeotatly reoom= mend PIERRE LAMOUROUX'& SYRUR and PASTE for the iment of of Dincases of the aime - Fo avoid osanterteits the Publtle should ges that each package bears the Signature sad Address | PIERRE LANQUROU., Orupgiets OUROUX, - \u2014 @B Vanvilliors vit, PARIS, Prizes, Plans and specifications may be examined | Thos.J.Potter's Sales.NSNLNSON SS MSN SING Vo NINN «T.FAMILLE SIREET.FOUR CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.bargain at private salo.Each 26.6x180: wide Jase tn rear; fine situation, being between Mr.J.Try Davies\u2019 new house (adjoining it) and Mr.R.Hendery's house.No.111.L forms.Splendid spot to build houses for renting.TION, J.POTTER, 227 Auotioneor, Thomson & Gowdev\u2019s Salss.SL lt Lt Pa NS BAND CENTRAL AUCTION & HEAL ESTATE ROOMS, RAL & US 81.JAMES STREET.Goods Entrance.Fortification Lane WEEKLY AUUTIUON SALES Every Friday.2 o'clock Goods sent for.Prompt roturns.Valuations made for Estates & Insurance Cos.OMSON & GOW 219 Commission Merchante & Auctioneers.NOTICE 1 Tho Board of Health requests owners of property in the city not to rent thelr houses bofore exacting from intendin flcate declaring that ali the members of the families of said tenants have been vaccinated.; HENRY KR.GRAY.airman.HEALTH DEPARTMENT.| LL, Montreal, Sept 28th, 1885.2295 NOTICE.\u2014\u2014 RELIEF COMMITTEE.The Board ot Health of the City of Montreal have decided to extend to all families affected with smallpox and whose cases appear to the Board to be deserving of assistance a weekly allowance in money; also, medical attendance.Forms of application may be obtained at the branch offices, 429 St.Catherine street, near Champlain street, and 2311 Notre Dame street, the office of the Relief Committee, 13 Gosford street, and at the Central Office, City Hall HENRY RB.GRAY, CHAIBMAN, HFAUTH DEPARTMENT.City HALL.Montreal, Sept.25th, 1885.2305 Boss?OF HEALTH.In order to facilitate the work of the board ir dealing with the [59 ben SEA Rc db » ree districts, § 7 with, a \"eee in each.as follows: Western District, all that portion of the cit: west of of McGill, Bt Alexander and Durocher | Central Distriet, all that portion of the city between the above mentioned streets and 8 Denis street.Eastern District, all all that portion of the city east of St.Denis street.All complaints conoernt be made at the office of the the persons reside.In every case in which infor; ation is laid at one of he above offices reg: the exist.ance of smallpox in any house ihe né xaet ad- ven, number of the house, being absolutely necessary.-smallpox must vision fn which All communications sent in must contain | nature-of=tires i pe kept siriotly p private, L.LABERGE, M.D.Med.Health Officer.HEALTH DEPARTMENT, | ALL, Montreal, Sept.28th, 1885.2295 OAD DEPARTMENT.Sealed Tenders, addressed to and endorsed / © 2 ox gol noon on i th October next, for the.Construction of Bower in the undermen- toned strect ors sedtions of stroots, | with the ns, Accor ding to the sec- ons on view In the office of the unders m Du ke Streot-\u2014 ym Wellington 8t.to Com- mn ssioners Btreet\u2014From Bt.Peter Bt.to 11] stroat, M amp u Btreet\u2014From near Notre Dame St gauchetiore « street.Or ptario eet\u2014 east of Iberville street to Harbour pie Gntenac Street\u2014From Ontario Bt.to south of Lafontaine street.sions Street Common St to Wel- © street\u2014From Beaver street to Maribor En \u2018tree ta n © lowest r any tender will not necessar- we e Committee reserve © right of acoept- ing tender for one or more jo wora.To Whom It May Concer.uhlic Notice 1 is hereby, af given that 4 it ot th above men sow ors su pneu tors oh e said darts oF aan son.and proprie or agG- tions 0.street aval) themselves of the opportun tg mks ponnections from t andor or hos e said common van ; d proprietc od oy © sai stroete or Soran | n construeti or Sowers a eso a Notified that their fyied wish the ections Som: ipitge or City Surveyor on or before the 14th (By order) PEROFVAL W.#T.GEORGE.City Surveyor.Montreal, 80th September, 1885.281 2 Fe VACCINATION._The Public are notified that the FRRE VACUINATING 8TA- TIONS will be kept open {from $8 1 o'elock\u2019a-m.to 9.80, and from 7 o'clock p.m.to 10 on the 2nd.8rd, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th October and during the WHOLE DAY of SUNDAY, the 4th October.The list of Vaccination Stations will be added to from time to HENRY R.GRAY, Chairman Boardot Health, ar Oct.1885.} a.(By order), Montreal, 2318 LM! E EN on suffering rom NArvo! I.D su sure, r or A LE Poe C, NOW Sod E 8c.15c, AND 256, STORE, 149 ST.wrence street, is drawing orowds during she dullest times and most unseasonable weather.Por, WILLIAM BOHRER BEGS TO announce his return : om Now York ford the seas gl for-Fiano and Singing received at development of the Voice & spsclaitÿ- ared to accept en- Is paar fed 6 io ro uuster.Las ME.MAX BOMRER, I will Teun his pianotorie lessons un the first of Ootoder.\u201d (gH à [oY oe Vl for concerts and for recital art ee are eee \u2014 - BE Meetings and Amusements Me» 1REAL AMATEUR Athlotic Association.ANNUAL FALL GAMES! Baturday, October 814, J Montreal Lacrosse Gromuds.*.* Post entries will be received for the race with lacrosse and balk TAYLY : J 2812 * A pari Bo tom.RITANNIA FOOTBALL CLUB vERsus GRAND TRUNK FOOTBALL CLUD (Association).A match between the above clubs will be played on BATUR AY, 8.pa.Bharp, on ONTREAL LEICKET UGROUNDo.pain or he patch } eater ThOnCe mah at Proms: RELIEF COMMITTEE - NOTICE.\u2018The sub-committee acting under the Board of oa.fro will Pat every a Dg exeein un i H io otfice a ve; [r feral MAE ro as lok fora to examine svp Cations for pecuniary reitef from I Tolerant fuudle euted spin ih seit.Blank forms of applicatlo Le ohiatned at the above uddress.or iro aby Frotoaiant ipinister in be Wi JA MIC Ra an 30th September, 1885.E> ERAL ; NO! TICE.urt Allan's Pride.No fry Ancient Order of Foresters.ouy late Bro.Wiiliam J.Dunn from bis ipo residence, No.ÿ fontaine Bt.che @ jagnon Saturday Oct.y 3rd, at .y Membors of sister Courts ars invited to attend.No rogalia 8.GRAY, Sec'y, ANCING, DEPORTMENT axp MUSI c Assembly Friday Evening.QUEEN'S HALL ASSEMBLY ROOMS.Danelng Class for gontiomen bey beginners on fonday and Wednesday exenings 7 beginners wiil meet on Tuesday and \u201cThursday evenings al 7.45.Ladies and gentlemen wishing to be tn- structed ni dancite sho: pla take the advantage ou, lexrn- ni now and be prepared forihe Winter.Terms very mcide- ra sr sic CLasses.\u2014 It, Emil Raarts will be ag oo hat} Fi and after 1st.to rrcélve puplls for private a and elass struction in Plano, rant, and Singing, sn.Macon: ald and aarts can be teen at \u2018he hall any after: von or evening.Apply for Chrzülarsat Prince's music Store.215 ONTREAL VETERINARY COLLEGE, Sessior.1885 and '86 will commence OX TUESDAY, 6th OCTOBER.OPENING LECTURE By D.BcEAHRAN, F.R.C.V.8.Subject\u2014* VARIOLOID DIBEASES IN DOMESTIC ANIMALS AND MAN\" The public ara invited.223 12 ARNJUM'S GYMNASIUM, 19 University Strect, CLF RE THE CREAT de, Loe, La STORE, St.Lanrence Street.e have never Jet seen the mi who could ris our store out axprossink himsell as erings that areedjs- It makes no, dire is alwa some None wil bH t in re ng out thi mark, How w can they make it for that 1-0.\" AT OUR 8c DEPARTMENT you can gout tor 8 200d Tin Spittoon rH japa pod) ash Basin, Gandi gece 3 oat Frosed Fea i Yaa.Hau (wi PACS 3 anart ra x fadie {bright and nice), Ehoat.Iron Roasting Pa an.Bauare Tin Bread Pan, Gem Patty Pan t r.Coïlee Stra et, Grayy Strainer.Seal Shovel (a bean- ty}, m Fry Pan {w wort kd Taok Rammer 3 far Bald free! Higoing apte \u201cRe Rolling ria e Toast ite sand Proc { (Be for he pair), plat Tenvo Wire Broiler.White Metal Table Spoons ipa te Silver) Can O nals, Glass m Burners, Scrul rune Bhoe Brus! Stove rush, Paint Whiek Clones Lin oodun Spoon.\u201cBotior Spade, 1, 8 Had Bale, Teapot Stand, Feather fre ps are ow il Comb eu eater; Hh eto.Gi 5 Be.only a few of the ot for 1 the Sum of only 8c.Shoot Oem Ho rush, Comb Horn ticles that \u2018They are ood n BPO UBS ul and won treble money, There are hundreds of exaallent articles which are not enumerated in the above list, w can be seen at ouf store.OUR 25c & 50c DEPARTMENT ls craie and well worthy of a 2 Jisit from from lieve th 4 Can can and do sell them the oo same articles for 25c that they have been page ing Jouble and treble the money for elses whera : at the great Bec, 150 and 256 store, 149 Bt, LaSrence st, Sand convince yourselves.282*2aw A UToMATIO SPRINKLERS, ; FOR FIRE EXTINGUISHING, Of the Latest and Best kind fitted up by | ROBERT MITCHELL & QO.Sole Agents for the Dominion, | Corner 8%.Petor and Craig stroote, 137 A BMED AGAINST HARM.In these days w on early everyone 1s sufe fering from à ten 5 the upper left: oh anything th at a reliave the Pv boy the al othos, a ad provent demonstrative bu but victim b ol olen arm, | Is à 23 fio boon.a capital contri ven n seon brs re resentative o of h rin gousisting oy lig! plenty t es which is fa is Lis laid ovs over Coit odes fi > and.mill Pe.5 Trevontive of of Jara eu rong lan Avensis 35 cont ts each.BE Sn Te A PR OB, BALERS Ro B I ATION'B D MONT 210*12e08: USE HOODS UN CAMPHOR TOILET - SOAP AS A DISINFECTANT! SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.Foret (Careers c= Magnificent range now showing In ail grades AT CLEARING PRICES.OILOSOTHS- LINOLEUM.fod In all d d Now Mosai ne woads.Bec our special low quality, .CURTAINS.\"COVERINGS.AN styl A ice.Not, Muli, Madras, tique, Bwlss and Plush Curtains.: New PORTIERE and and CURTAIN Staffs Novelties in coverings: very low in price, LARGEST BTOCK! ___ LOWEST PRICEBI JAMES BAYLIS & SON, 2%6%e0d 1833 & 183% Notre Dame Ft.THE, Be, 166.AND \u2018le: STORE 149 ST, Lawrence street, will draw a cre fiiteen miles over a dusty road in the hottent wouatieks BIRTHS.+ .Pawson, of = daughter.WSON.Dé the wife of G.October 1, at 121 88.George street, \u2014At 82 Sergoant Francis Loye, of à MARRIAGES.ISSETT-BARBY \u2014 Wednesday.September \"50 last Androws Chursh, Lachine, ue y , v, George Doug D.by the Rev.Pe rmack, Edwin H.Bis- sett, of Winnipeg, Man.to Eliza, daughter of \u2018on Barry sa.of Lachine.Vel À INNIE-SMITH\u2014In this city, on Septembe Te.at Bt Jude's Church.by the Rev.J.H, tx Roderick G.Fiunie to Ethel Kate Smith, both of the parish of Lachine.2 RIDDELL-BIRSE\u2014In this city.on September Rev.Ch: YE-\u2014-On nx wife of daug les A.Doudiet, Thomas Bladen to Elizaboth.Second daughter of .Joseph Birse, G.T.R., both of this city.0 cards.2381 2 -SHEFFI \u2014On Wednesday.Beptem- Ba SE at Reopens Church, Chumbly Can Q.b 8 v.Canon DuYe: .Roberts.ay, ot Granby.to Nellio E.Bhof- field, of Chambly Canton.° 5 ELSON-WRIGHT\u2014At Hamilton, Ont.Sep- HELRON 30, by Rey.T.Heenan, Frank Nel- Kathleen Claudia Wright.> CLO ER-ADAMS\u2014At Toronto, Beptember 40,7 Rov Boptimus Jones, I.B.Chouxber lara Adams.LL\u2014~At Stratford, Ont, W.A.Mao do Lies daughter of Thomas Bell.DEATHS.\"HERST\u2014In this lt on September 20, Augus- ; aged 77 years, widow of the late Fan fers, he funeral will take place on Saturday, at 2 p.m., from her late residence, Campeau street Friends und acquain- Yinces ps invited to attend.281 2 \u2014In this city, on October 1, of conges- H DON the lungs, at the age of 65 years and 8 months, Pierre Hudon, merchant.The funeral leave bis late residence, 60 Roy street, on Saturday, Oc r 8, at 8 am, sharp, for Notre Dame Church, and thence to ÜOemetery, Cote des Neiges, nm and uaintances are rospectiully invited to attend without further notice.FFE\u2014On Wednesday, September 80, Wandin Hospital, Charles Wooaroffe, aged 87 years, native of London, England.MABBIAH\u2014Qctober 2, at 28 Donegani stroet, star W.Massiah, aged 36 years an 7 months.IDE\u2014At Lambton Mills, September 30, M = Catherine McBride, 74 yrs.BUSSELL\u2014At Toronto, September 80, Chartes Fietaher Russell, 52 yrs.ERFORD\u2014At Northfield, Ont., Septem- hy Edward Henderson Rutherford, 68 yrs.MURPHY\u2014At Quebec.September 30, Henry A.Murphy, 53 yra.COURTNEY\u2014At Quebec, September '80, John Courtney.- ; BHEÉENAN-\u2014-At Toronto, September 80.Jeremiah Sheenan, 52 yrs, LE BOY\u2014At Nottawa, Ont.September 26, Mary, wife of Hugh J.Le Roy.= The Waather, 1 a.m.\u2014Probabilities for the next 24 hours: Light to moderate winds: fine weatber; not much change in temperature.BmapiNGs BY HEARN & HaBRIBON\u2019® Rtandard Thermometer this day: Max.682; Min., fi: same date last year: Mux.65°: min, Barometer readings to-day: 8 a.m.80.11: 12m.: 8 p.m.30.08.Two Good Ones.There was a man once on a time who thought him wondrous wise He swors by allthe fabled gods be'd mever advertise.But the goods were advertised ere long, and thereby hangs a tale, The ad.was set in nonparell, dod headed * Sheriff's Sale.\u201d APPROPRIATE COMMENT, Nurse (meeting young and anxious husband at the door): * All is well, and you area happy father.\u201d He: \u201cWhat is it?\u201d She: \u201cTwins.\u201d He: # Gemini!\u201d Don\u2019t go to auctions to buy culled or second class Furniture, when you can get the best just as cheap, for cash, at WM.KING & (0.\u2019y, 652 Craig Street.28212 MONTE EAL BICYCLE CLUB.FIXTURES.ATURDAY.Oot.8rd, 2.15 p.m.to attend M.A.A.A.Fall Games.7.15 p.m., for M hine, SY ONDAY, Oct.5th, 6 am.Mountain Park.Tugspay, Oct.6th.7.15p.m., for Blue Bonnets.THURSDAY, Oct.8th, 6 8.m., round Little ountain, vin Cote des Neiges.s AU day ride to attempt to break record Saturday, Oct.10th.233 1 J.R.SCALES, Captain.# Annual Target Practice of F.Co'y will tak , at 1:30 : very member la expecte number o E.B.IBBOTBON, .N.Page ofered Capiais.V.R.C.BATTALION ORDER.The Battalion will paradeat the Armory on SATURDAY, the 8rd instant, at TWO p.m.Uniform, Drill Order.Hej- 7/7 mets to be wort, $D Every Member must bo present.232 1 TENDERS FOR CATTLE MARKETS.SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the undersigned dorsed \u201c Tenders for Cattle Mar- Yor Kote, Jot CTE office it Hall, until noon, on of dz TOBER.instant, for the erection of the several buildings required for the acgommoda- tion of cattle at the eastern abattoir market, accordance with the plans and snecifica- ons to be seen in the City Clerk's Office.\u201cThe Jowest or any tenders will not necessarily be noceptod.; By order, OHS.GLAOCEME YER, City Clork.Crry CLenx\u2019s Orrick.$y.Hall, | Montreal, 2nd Oot.1885, 2323 FE CRACKED OR SORE NIPPLES, Uso Covernton's Nipple Oil.Ice 250.Prepared by C.J.COVERNTUN ÇO.Cor Oa.Hh de Er Her Br & Co have a choice selection of Novelties for : WEDDING PRESENTS, of Solid Silver and the finest Electro-plate, at CLOBE PRICES.224 2aws3t3 DAVIS PENNYROYAL AND STEEL D%ia tor females, Quickly oo N'EFTINISES sur Cainerino Surest TAL ELL Johnston\u2019s Fluid Beef, lohnston\u2019s Fluid Chicken, Johnston\u2019s Desiccated Oysters.* \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 All the above preparations are invaluable to invalids and a iavorite luxury with convalescente CARSLEY'S COLUMNs.(CABSLEYS PARCELS, At the present orisis it is considered a great advantage to have parcels delivered dtreot from the store by' men and vehicles owned and controlled by the firm, where the carts are disinfected every delivery, A BSOLUTELY NECESSARY.It is absolutely necessary for us to keep taking money in order to carry on business, therefore it is absolutely necessary to sell goods in order to obtain money, and in order to obtain money we are just now offering goods at such prices that it will pay people to invest largely in dry goods.For instance, we are selling Men's Granite Drawers and Undershirts at 560 each, same as s0ld In large quantities in Montreal last year at $1.00.COME DIRECT COME DIRECT COME DIRECT COME DIRECT .CARSLEY'S .CARSLEY\u2019S CARSLEYS .CARSLEY'S = © ream FOR YOUR DRY GOODS.FOR YOUR DRY GOODS.FOR YOUR DRY GOODS.FOR YOUR DRY GOODS.SILK PLUSH in all the new colors.$1.18 per yard, warranted equal to what is sold elsewhere at {rom $1.50 to $1.75, and better than what is regularly retailed at from $1.80 to $1.45.Our price only $1.18, all the new colors.BETTER FLUSHES.A complete stock of Wide Silk Plushes in extra good qualities sold equally cheap.OTHER FRICES.Useful Umbrellas, fair size, for 8chool or Market use, covered with the new twill cloth, 250 each.Ladies\u2019 8ilk Umbrellas, 956 each; gentlemen's Silk Umbrellas, $1.65 each.GOODS MUST BE SOLD! Black Velveteens.only 850.Colored Velveteens, in all the new oolor- ings, only 55¢.Good, useful, plain, colored Dress Bilks, 65¢; useful Black Dress Bilks, 50c.J ARMERS SATIN.Useful Quality Black Farmers\u2019 Batin, suitable for making common wearing Black Dresses, only 8c per yard.Superior Quality Black Farmers\u2019 Satin, extra wide, neat Twill 8atin finish, suitable for Dresses and Costumes, only 13¢ per yard.OTHER BLACK GOODS.Black Brocaded Dress Goods, good quality.10c.Splendid wide, ali-wool, Black Cashmeres, ce.All other Black Goods equally cheap.rqeEr MUST GO.GOODS MUST BE SOLD.Our Bed Comforters at 65c all quite equal to what are regularly being sold in the City at from 75¢ to 906.Our White Blankets are cheaper than ever, and judging Irom what people say, are right in price and make.White Blankets (rm $1.60 per pair.| PS 8.CARsLEY.JEATHER TRIMMING.New Feather Trimming, in all the new colors, good quality änd wide, 25e; equal to regular goods at from 300 to 400.Our price.25c.\u2019 Le\" OF THOMPSON GLOVE-FITTING CORSETS, large sizes, reduced to 500.Each pair stamped with the maker's name.Kotpt Corsets marked down to 350.A Ÿ NEV TRIMMINGS, Just to hand.an assortment of new Chenille Trimmings and Fringes, all to besold exceedingly low.! HOUSEHOLD LINENS HOUSEHOLD LINENS HOUSEHOLD LINENS HOUSEHOLD LINENS HOUSEHOLD LINENS Whatever else yon bay at other places, be sure and purchase all your Housshold Linens AT BK.CARSLEY'S.Best make Scotoh Linens, Best make Irish Linens.Best make English Linens.Cheapest and best Linens of all makes, = AT 5.CARSLEYTS.S.Carster ATOS, ETOT, ATOU, 2 TTL, 27TH, 1TY8, 1TTY, 70 NOTRS DAME STRENT, « MONTRHAL SOLD RX ALL DRUGGISTS AND GROCERY, \\ 189 If you want & good Sewing Cotton get Olapperton\u2019s.Itis dally growing in publie MOULDINGS, MIRRORS and FRAMES.CARBOLIC aCID you MU & oO ADVERTISEMENT QE HOSE One case ot Ladies\u2019 Silk Hose, to te sold Bt 61 per pair, all worth 81.75, These are the cheapest silk hose ever offered in Montreal.; Remember the price, 61 per pair, and - ASK TO SEE THEM.Ladies\u2019 Silk Hose in Black and all the leading colors, only $1 per patr.He PRICE French Fanoy Wool Hose in Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s sizes, to clear at half price.Frenoh Hose, B0c, now 400, French Hose, 906, now 45c.French Hoso, $1, now 50e.Knitted Hose in all sizes and all colors; prices from Ble.Ladies\u2019 Knitted Hose, extra heayy and full sizes, only 250 per pair.We show a full assortment of Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s Cashmere Hose: all splendid cash valua.Ladies\u2019 Oas ,mere Hose from 40e.Oblildron\u2019s Opshmere Hose from 24a.OR ALL KINDS OF HOSIERY.For all kinds of Fall and Winter Underclothing come direct to Co JOHN MURPHY & CO.'8.Loves JK 1p \u2014 groves.Our kid gloves are still taking the lead.All our standard makes of Kid Gloves have our name stamped ob overy pair as a guarantee to all customers.Kid Gloves from 230 per pair.Ask for any of the following qualities of Kid Gloves, every pair warranted: 4 button ISABEL Kid Gloves, 75c.4 button ALEXANDRA Kid Gloves, $1.4 button DERBY Kid Gloves, $1.35.4 hutton CHEVREAU Kid Gloves.$1.25.B © The store for Kid Gloves is Jon mM URPHY & Cos 17981, 1798 NOTRE DAME STREET, 165, 107, 109, 111 St.Poter stroes.Terms cash and only one prica RB°!5*\" A\" JPEOTHERS We hold a Doctor's Certificate of Vac- clnatien from all Olerks and Workhands in our employ.EF\u201d As an extra procaution, we have requested a Medienl Certificate to be presented twice every week stating that NO CASE UF SMALLPOX exists at thetr bomes.NOW TO BUSINESS.The raging of smallpox does not interfere with the sales in our Mantle Rooms.We are busy lke bees in this Department.Ladies are delighted with our Imported MANTLES, DOLMANS AND WRAPS, which are having rapid sales.&F Our Mantle Cutter is giving great satisfaction to all who leave their orders.Come one and all to our Btores and see the Finest Stock of London, Paris and Berlin Mantles imported this season.= IN MANTLE CLOTHS, We have B beautiful stock of newest goods.all imported direct and selling at less than wholasale prices.Co MANTLE ORNAMENTS 7 Of every style and description.Hundreds to choose from.MANTLE TRIMMINGS.The most beautiful assortment can be found at our stores.Now Feather Trimmings, in all shades, 220 per yard: same as sold at other stores 256 to ened |r Come Direct to us for MANTLES, MANTLE MATERIALS, ORNAMENTS «& TRIMMINGS.** Ask to see our NEW MANTLE BUT- TONS\u2014The nobby style.Méoisssau Ffrorners, DRY Goons ImPoRTERS, 886 and, 287 aT.LAWHENCE MAIN STREET.MARCUSE & CUNNINGHAM Have the largest assortment in Canada of SCRAP PIOTURES, Qleographs, Fancy Cards, Gold Borders, &c.An elegantly bound book containing 18 Photographic Views of Mentreal, Prica.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.62:00 HÉADQUARTERS FOR GLASS SHOWCASES IN GREAT VARIETY.14 DERRESOLES STREET, MARCUSE & CUNNINGHAM.Pocket Disinfectant, Carbolated and Famohorated.Carry one kel and prevent disease.or sale by ali chauiiata and H.F.JACKSON, Cheinist, 98%: .Baya St Catherine st.106 each.ABTS AND MATERIALS MNT J.BD.FARROW\u2019S, 183% 1812 Nore Dame HE B'\"\"° & C° Show MOST BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS in MOUNTED OMINA, ; of the FINEST MAKES, at PRICES to SUIT ALL: 2242aw GA CARE FLUID REGISTERED the hair.atfoliy rofres) fu heal \u2019 promotes Toe grog.ium BE 4b cen a Ends ots Manufacturer, iéé pt Lawronse \u2018Mass St.VANS\u2019 LIQUID BRILLIANOY MAKES Old Furniture look like new.Price 250.LES WOES A.C oe Corder on 441 Sn Lawrence.x USE THE ALBERT CO'Y'S \u2026 TOILET 802.ASH A DISINFECTANT.- C.A.J.GITE TO THE POOR.JACKSON'S - York, 18 at | ceeded by » \"a Cheager Than Evo The largest assortment in Canada, NEW TIES, \u2018 Just received, several hundred dozens of the latest London and Parls Noveities in Ties.; Hundreds of beautiful Tiea toseleas from \u2019 at 85c and 500, equal to any goods in the, trade at 75¢.\u2018 SOCKS! SOCKS! Beveral cases of new Books just to hand, : Beautiful Merino Books for 25c per pair.Beautiful Cashmere Books, double heels and toes, at 500 per pair.Heavy Merino Socks, with treble heels and toes, at 500 por pair.Llama and L.Wool Books, all sizes and shades.UNDERWEAR! All sizes or weights in Fall Underwear to- select from, at very low prices.\u2018 GLOVES! GLOVESt i We are showing theghest $1 Kid Glove in\" America For bargains in Gents\u2019 Furnishings go to R.J.TOOKE\u2019S 177 ST.JAMES STREET.23211 i \u2018 UNDERWEAR! GRAND PAGEANT.Reception of the Grand Duke of Baden and His Bride at Oarlsruhe, LONDON, September 30.\u2014Carlsrube is pre- pageant in honor of the routhful and beautiful Princess Helda of Nassau.The people and the authorities have been exerting themselves to their utmost to make to and traditions.The entire population under the rule of the Grand Duke have shared the honor.The procession will include a depu- tion of peasants from all parts of the duchy.The managers of the pageant have been at particular pains to obtain as complete representations as possible of peasantlife and manners throughout the country.There will be seen 30 distinot types of peasant costumes, beside numervus local peculiarities of dress.These have been arranged bv the eminent artist, Tattune.They wil] be so as ans, bat thig extraordinary procession will attract a great concourse of visitors.SMALLPOX AT MEGANTIC.PHILLIPS, Me., September 30.\u2014Eighteen cases of smallpox reported at Megantio have caused quite a scare here, so much so that the attention of the State Board o! Health will be immediately called to the matter to prevent [ts spread across the border.ITALIANS INDIGNANT.LORDON, September 30.\u2014Yhe Italians are feeling a great deal of resentment and uneasiness in consequence of Bismarck asking the Pope to mediate between Spain an Germany.They consider that this action pa tbe part of the German chanoellor tends to disparage the importanos and dignity of * King Humbert.THE JOLJET1Æ ARLÉCIION.A Recount of Ballots to Tako Place on Monday.The petition of Mr.Bazinet for a recount of the votes in the Joliette election case hus been granted by Mr.Justice Johnson.The recount will take place on Monday by Mr.- Justice Mathieu, who has been appointed:to perform the duty.[Ihe tioner ln his deelaration alleges that thirty-sevon balluts seven \u2018elgbz of which were favorable to the Liberal candidate were disallowed by the returning offl- cer.It Is also claimed that a proper recount would result in the election of the defeated candidate by a considerable majority.In other cases, it is claimed, ballots which had the corresponding number they bore on the voters\u2019 list, were allowed.This action is held to be illegal, as by referring to the printed lists, the name of the voter can be ascertained.The law provides that each ballot be initialed by thé returning officer.In the event of an unsatisiactory proceedings to annul the election, alleging ribery and corruption on tbe part of the supporters of the Conservative candidate.That 835,000 Case.It now turns out that there is another side o this case, referred to yesterday, which is, that Mr.Charles Lyman, son of the late Benjamin Lyman, and a member of the late firm of Lyman Sons & Co, and a party to the arbitration bond, has taken two positions in the matter: As beir in, apd executor to, his mother\u2019s estate, he asks the carrying out of the award, and as 8 member of the same firm, he disputes a lability of some $29,000 appearing bim in the books of the firm, for over-draftaete Whian liability, or a considerable portion thereof, 18 the result of the conclusion arrived at by the arbitrators; hence the hitch in carrying out the award.A Laudable Movement, -.On Monday last the lady patronesses of \"Bt.Patrick\u2019s Orphan Asylum-in view of the revailing epidemic, abandoned the idea of olding a bazaar this year.Instead, however, the ladies will call upon all whom they hoped would be able to assist the institution by contributing articles which will be disposed of by sale at the Asylum on Thursday, the 22nd Inst.The \u201cNews\u201d Libel Case, The preliminary investigation tn the News libel case adjourned shortly after the time of going to press yesterday, and before any new facts had been ellcl in the evidence, The case was adjourned for a fortnight and in the meantime there is a probability of a settlement being arranged.\u2019 PERSONAL, : J.Queckberner,.from Ni ios Windsor.rom New Mr.A.White, Manager of the Midland Division of the rand Tog Railway, with his secretary, is at the Windsor.Géneral Moffat, collector of U.8.Customs for the District of {ibamplain, has been supo- Mr.William Reed, » well known New York State politician.Sir Adolphe Caron, Minister of Militia, accompanied by his secretary, Capt.A.Benoit, | arrived this morning from by the Grand Trunk Railway, and leit for Ottawa, by the 8.45 train on the Canada Atlantic.- Shigiping Notes, ; 58.\u201cW.A.Scholten,\u201d from New York, has arrived at Rotterdam, and \u201cWyoming\u201d at Queenstown.\u2019 Explosions, To the Kditor of THB STAR: BRITISH MEDITERRANEAN FLERT, -j and removed the dead and injure TMF MONTREAL DAILY STAR.YRIDAY.OCTOBER 2, 1885 Third Edition LS ANNE A QUAN {SPECIAL TO THE 8TAR.| LoxpoN, October 3.\u2014A rumor telegraphed from Constantinople, thatthe British Mediterranean flool was about to proceed to Besika Bay.receives no confirmation at the Admiralty.where nothing is known of such a movement.LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) DUBLIN, October 2.\u2014It is believed that Lord Randolph Churchill will not deliver any speeches here, SIK JOIN HAWLEY GLOVER.Death ot the Former Governor of Newfound- .lapd\u2014Sketoh otf His Career, LONDON, October 1.\u20148ir John Hawle Glover, formerly governor of Newfouund- , ead, [Sir John Hawley Glover, G.C.M.G., son of the Rev.John Glover, British Chaplain at Cologne, was born in 1849, aud entered the Yayy al an early age, being gazetted a lieu- nant in 1851.He served in the Baltic in 854; was appointed to command the TOtter\" steam vessel on speclal service on the West Coast ot Africa in Atarch, 1865, nd was promoted to the rank of commander November, 1862.After cruising about or several years on the African coast be quitted the navy and became attached to the colonial service as (Governor of 8, an island and port on the Guinea coast.Here he established his fameas a successful administrator.One of his most important acts while he occupied this position was the raising of a force of Mohammedan soldiers or armed policemnen, emigrants from the country of Houssa and a loyal band of Mussul- men from the Yoruba country, with which he vontrived to repress the turbulent and contumacious tribes in the neighborhood, an inspire them with respect for the British Government, Jap- tain Glover resigned the governorship of Lagos in 1872, and in the following year Was noininated special commissioner to the friendly native chiels in the British settie- ments on the Gold Coast, and was entrusted with the duty of collecting a force, many thousands strong, to take the Ashantees by the right Mank by marching north-west from the Volta River.At the close of December, he crossed that stroam with a force of 12,000 mon, and proceeded towards the River Prah.When within twenty miles of Coomassie, at a p called Adumassie, Commissioner Glover halted until February 8th, 1874, on which date he received news of the capture of the Abhanee capital by Sir Garnet Wolseley, subsequently he opened communications with Siv Garnot and marcb- ed through the capital to the coast without opposition.On bls return to Euglaud be received for his service the thanks ot Parliament and the Grand Cross of the Order of St.Michael and St.George.He was appoinled Ve qoE of Newfoundland in January.MIDLAND CENTRAL FAIR, Large Attendance ~The Bicycle Races, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR! KINGSTON, October 2.-Ten thousand people attended the Midiand Central Fair yesterday.The bioycle races occurred during the afternoon on the track, which was lumpy.In the half-mile race, best two in threo, Jas.Minnes, aged 17 years, won neatly.Mile race, five competitors, won by Johnson, of Toronto; two mile race, five entries, won by Cooper, Belleville.In the first beat of the half mile race there was much excitemeunl because of accldeuts to wheel- men, who took headers.THE STOCKHOLM HORROR.A Mad Rush to Death After Nilsson\u2019s Happy Home Welcome\u2014Stumbling Over an Embankment, Ben, Women and Children are Piled Upon Each Other, A despatch, dated Stockholm, September gays: No event in many years has so rofoundly agitated the \u201cVenice ot the orth\u201d as the calamity following Mme.Nilsson's enthusiastic reception by Ler countrymen bere on Thursday last.\u201d Since the ocourrence Mme.Nilsson has been so com- letely prostrated that she has felt oblige cancel many engagements.King Oscar, who bas taken a very deep interest in the matter, has been active in extending sympathy and relief to the afflicted families.So great was the confusion following the calamity that the officials have scarcely yet recovered trom the dazed condition produced by its awtul suddenness, and it {s only to-day, for the first time, that I am enabled to table the articulars with any degree of definiteness.wing probably to the lact that Mme.Nils- son had recently bought a handsome house in Loudon and announced her intention of making her home In England permanently hereafter, the eat singer's visit to the beautiful capital of her native land was regarded as a farewell one, and THE POPULAR EXCITEMENT attending her arrival was intense.Crowds of her enthusiastic countrymen welcomed her at the railw, ont 2 tog] atien ber carriage to tbe Grand Hotel.She gave three concerts, delight- ing the populace alter enob- performance by singing home ballads in front of the hotel.As eunrly as seven in the evening people were streamin towards the broad quay opposite the Grand Hotel from even the most distant part of the twelve islands upon which Stockholm 1s built.When Mme.Nilsson arrived, shortly alter 9 o'clock, it is estimated that the dense mass of people closely packing the quay and the wide street of Charles XII for some distance on either side pumbered not less than forty thousand persons.Deafening cheors greeted the diva's arrival.Unable Lo reach the principal door of the hotel, sho with some difficulty managed to gain admittance at a side entrance, and presently was bowing to probably tho largest and most excited audience she Las ever looked n.After she baa sunz two songs \u201cVierzebu Yiebre\u201d and \u201cWermland Weiser,\u201d the eruwd began to disperse homew: ~ A FRIGHTFUL ORUSH.The first movement of the living mass | caused a frightiul crush, which was horribly intensified by thu pressure of a number of frosh arrivals on the outskirts of the crowd, A rascally gang of roughs belped still further to precipitate the calamity by tryin to work tneir way through tha confused an chaotio multitude, With a rush like the fla ofa mighty river, the excited mass of peo direc itgelt towurde some Rowly-b 1 houses on the site o! the old Mindre Theatté The pavement in front ofjthe house had bog, torn up and the ground was strowell wit} building stone, lime and .sand.Just beforé this uneven 2 ace was reached the stone pavement ended at an ahrupt descent in the grade of the street.Here those fn advance ot the crowd halted an instant, but, pressed forwards by the thousands behind, they stumbled and tell .A BCENE OF HORROR.The crowd, swarming on with the entire absence of reason or control characteristic of such a crowd in an emergency, (men women and children were instantly piled one upon another in one great crushed, bleeding, shrieking and undistinguishable mass of humanity, The horror of the scene wag increased by the demoniac yells of the roughs, who took advantage of the moment to attack and plunder people right and left, To add to the confusion the only lamp that {lluminated that of the street was turn- \u2018ed out by a street boy, who had saved himself by climbing the post.Many others saved themselves by breaking the windows and entering the new houses, though they were severely out by the broken glass.EIGHTEEN PEOPLE KILLED.When the police finally forced a passage Was found that eighteen persvns had been \u2018killed SIR,\u2014I have read through your valuable paper of a dynamite expiosion which oc- ourred last week in the vicinity of Tweed, Ont., in which two men lost their lives; and owing to the frequency of these occasions I bave been fo: to enquire why our Canadian Government does not appoint lo 8; of powder tories, especially those manufacturing high explosives, such as dynamite and dualin.: The British Government some years einoe found it absolutely necessary to ap- Joint inspectors of high explosives, and om reports of these gentlemen which appear from time to time show the necessity of their appointments.If Canada bad been so fortunate as to have these inspectors, the above explosion would not have occurred: bgt so long as these Canadian factories are allowed to produce.their several different explosives without any restraint, yon can look out for many more such amitive as ocurred naar Tuved by Canadian manufactu dyns- m 'swor Their name is on every spook Sabet ada whee ; SOLD NT ALL GROCERE ) Montreal, Sept.39.1885, à | woman, exoitedly searching for in the mad rush.Most of these were women.Many people are believed to have been seriously Injured early in the panie by being trampled under the feet of a horse which, with a light wagon at Lis heels, tore throug the crowd.O hers were pus trom the quay foto the Norr-Strom outlet of the aren into the Balisjon and drowned.A prominent citizen was separated from his two daughters, one ten and the other twelve Fears old; he afterwards found their dead bodies trampied almost beyond recognition.Heaps of torn , hats, umbrellas, shoes and mantles were taken to the police station.A ation er \u20ac broke tato loud cries on\u2019 seeing the row of corpses, and it was found that she bad sud- dénly gone mad.The police, numbering 00, were uttérly powerless to prevent the accident or govern the crowd.TO OPEN THE CAMPAIGN.LoNpox Beptomber 30.\u20148ir Charleg Dilke will open the o lecloral\u2019 cmmpalgn next Tues.dress the elStions of Chelsea on day, and ad \u2018that day.ST, JOHNS BRIDGE.The Award of the Arbitrators\u2014An Appeal To Bo Taken, The arbitrators In the St.John's bridge case have rendered their decision, which, however, will be appealed from by the heirs of the original proprietor, It bas long been known that the Quebec Government have taken steps to expropriate the bridge at St.Johns.The bridge connects the busy town of 8t.Johns with the opposite shore ot the Richelieu river at Iberville.lt was built, in 1826, by the Hon.Robert Jones under charter from the old Quebec Legislature, which extends the right of possession in perpetuity, the Government having the power after fifty years to take possession of the property on paying the full value at the time of purcbugb.e bridge has always been well maintained aud ls now in good condition.he net revenue has yebec Goveroment the agents to take possession of the bridge.There had besn no preliminary negotiations with the proprietary of any kind.Not only no money had been pald, it was even unknown what waa the amount asked.But one day the agent of the proprietors, Mr.W.M.Ryder, of St.Johns, was surprised by being told that a party was on the bridge to take possession of it on the part of the Government.It was scarcely an hour from that Lime when the service of a declaratory paper had been made.Such an arbitrary course was naturally resisted, and there was no law to enforce it.Mr.Ryder immediately addressed himself to the Public Works Department of the Province, and about this time last year the Commissioner stated his intention to submit the case to arbitration, an: upon the heirs of the Hon.Kobert Jones to name their arbitrator.Mr.Kingsford, C.E, was appointed to act for them.After some weeks Mr.Telesphore Normand, of Three Rivers, was named the arbitrator of the Government.Early in December the arbitrators met, and Ît was agreed that the arbitration should be carried on in Montreal, Mr.Latiamme, QC.representing the ve rietary, Mr, Brosseau, on the part of Mr.acoste, Q.C., directing the case tor the Government.The two arbitrators could not agree as to the third arbitrator, and the consequence was that the decision was referred to the Superior Court, and Mr.Justice Caron named Mr.W.Shanly, M.P.The case was eventually brought before Mr.Justice Mathieu, who selec the name of Alderman Laurent, submitted by the Government Atwrneys.\u2018The arbitration commenced in the first days of March.\u2018I'he arbitrators personally visited the bridge and took full cognizance of its character and condition.Mr.Ryder produced witnesses Lo testify as to revenue when Mr.Brosseau objected to thia course.The consideration of this point was adjourned.Witnesses were examined as to the structure.The only profes- sldnal witness on the part the heirs Jones was Mr.Shanly, suppor by the clear evidence of Mr.Ryder, bimself an experienced builder and contractor.Several witnesses were called on the part of the Government.There was by no means a unanimity of value, some going as low as $11,000, the estimate of others reaching $20,000.The amount originally offered by the Government was $11,144 for a structure bring- lng an income.of $4517.67 on a perpetual charter, in good condition, and of which possession only can be obtained by paying full value.The principal witness when examined to substantiate his estimate in detail! was driven to admit the many omissions which were proved \u2014 and which considerably Increased his amount.Some of the witnesses gava arbitrary reasons their valuation, one going so far as to swear that he considered the bridge unsafe.But an engineer on the staif of the public works, Quebec, in answer to a direct question consider: that the structure was \u201cin good condition.\u201d The evidence being closed in this direction, Mr.Kingsford moved that evidence be taken as to revenue.This took place at the end of Avril.The motion was summarily voted down by Alderman Laurent, and Mr.Normand, when notice was served on them by the propristors that a writ of mandamus would be applied for at the Superior Court for this evidence to be received.1he case was argued by Mr.Laflamme, QC, and Mr.Doutre, Q.C., on the part of the proprietors.Judgment waa given by Mr.ustive Torrance, granting the writ.No atternpt was made to disturb the judgment.The arbitration resumed its pro ines in August; and the a was made last Saturday, Ald.Laurent and Mr, Normand wyzreelng to sign for $30,000 for the bridge, aud $1500 for a plot of land held in connection with the structure on the Iberville side.Mr.Kin&stord's award is $71,000.At the BRING time, as an engineer, he estimates the value of the bridge at $32,800 approximately the value named by Mr.Shorey and Mr.Ryder.Mr.Kingsford refused to sign the freneral award, but made & special award, stating tbe reasons ot his dissent.It is stated that the last of this case has not yet been heard.FRENCH CANADIANS IN THE KASI, #1 6F% Rell Wha Wailgious Fete as | Sutton\u2014Montreal Notables Present.Last Tuesday the parish of St.Andre de Sutton, In the county of Brome, with much feasting end rejoicing, held an unusual ceretnony, the blessing of a new bell, due to the energy of tho curé, v.Mr.N.E.Malhiot.His Lordship Mgr.Racine, of Sherbrooke, was pregent with a large number of clergy from surrounding parishes and Montreal, and many laymen, both Protestant and Catholic; amongst others Measrs.G.W.Stephens, M.P.P orace Boisseau and Dubord, Hon.A.B.Chaff Sydney A.Fisher, M.P., Charles Thibault, Hon.H.Mercier, Hon.WW L ch, Ald.Dufresne, Beau- soleil and Grenier, Mon.Mr.Taillon, Mr.Mdl- leur, vf St.Johns, Hon.Judge Mathle Hou.Judge Loranger, Measrs.Rodier an Poirier, and Gizault, M.P.After the reli- glous ceremony a sumptuous dinner was served, and the Bishop of Bherbrooke, and Messrs.Hall, Fisher, Chs.Thibault, and G.W.Stephens, spoke.each in turn, their speeches being one and all imbued with the most cordial spirit of harmony between the Frenchand English races, In connection with this celebration, it is remarked by the French prese that the Eastern Townships are rapidly becoming French: hardly numbering 4000 or 5000 a few years ago, there are now over 100,000 of them; and the Eng\u2019 retreating before thelr advancing hosts, In a comparatively short time it probable tue French Canadian element will be io sole pussession, BUSINESS IROUBLES.Assignments Under tbe Provincial Aot\u2014An Absent Cigar Manufacturer, Since the Provincial Aet providing for the voluntary abandonment of estates was enacted a few mouths ago sixteen assignments have been made in the Court House in this ary.The act ap gives general satisfaction, but one or two amendments will be asked for at the next objections aot is the power given to the district judges to appoint as trustees local creditors who ruay have an infinitesimally: swall interest in the estate to the exclusion of the important Mont: creditors.One country Judge bas already announced bis in- ntion of always appointing a local creditor the position, and in cases where insolvent is in collusion with such a creditor, the result is disastrous to the eity creditors, who generally own the greater portion of the liabilities.Two assignments were made to-day under the Act, namely, Broadsky & Beecher, traders, with liabilities of $3500, of which $2500 1s due to Mr.Wm, Eaves, wholesale jeweller, and Theodore H.Mallette, grocer, with liabilities fof $4000, the greater portion of which is due Messrs.N.al 5 Louis r, clçar Fortification lane, is absent from the oity, with Mabilities of about $1000.He is now in New York, and is offering twenty cents on the dollar to his creditors here, G.Coderre, boot and shoe manufacturer, has assigned with liabilities of $8000._.The Civil Service Championship, A Incrosse match for the civil service championship will played on the Shamrock Lacrosss Groynds to-morrow afternoon between the Post 00 clerks and the Cus- ms Lacrosse Club.Tho ball will be faced at 3 o'clock sharp and the players will be as ollows: Customs team ptain, W.J.Q'Hara, Toby .+d._B.Borley, George Smith, John O'H W.J.McKenna, Henry Moszaug N.Bb Martin, B.J.Am- brose, J.Siunett, E.Blurton, J.F.Campbell, d W, Patterson.Poet Uiffice toam-James McFiroy, captain, Thomas Callaghan, Dennis Tansey, es = 1 rant, John bheshsn, Th ophy, J.A, Bars ex.Sclichi, Whelan, umes Whelan, Joun Bennet) Carpenter and J.Maora.No admission fee will charged: appears to work well and avufacturer of | | TKICKS ON THE 1RACKS.Dangers from Which Enginoers Save tho .Public and Themselves, The Railway Review, One who is accustomed to railway travel- Hug oan scarcely realize how much he is dependent for satety upon the engineer.Added to Lhe responsibility of their station, engineers are 0 in constant danger of accidents caused by the tricks of jealous rivals.T'bis rivalry, it is sald, sometimes prompts to the doing of utterly mean tricks.A Nickel Plate engineer r bis very first trip was laid off because be bad \u2018cut out\u201d all the bearings of his eagine.He was reinstated, Lhowever,, after he proved that sowe rival Aad filled kis oiling canwith emery.Another new engineor wus suspended for burning out-the flues of his boiler.Through grief at the loss of his position he died, and then a couscience-stricken rival confessed that he Aad put vil in the tank, so that it foamed and showed water at the Lop gauge) when in reality there was scarcely a quart in the boiler.These intense jealousies, together with the terrible aoxioty incident to thelr work, has a terribly stra nlug effect on the nerve, and statistics tell us that, though Locomotive Engineers may look strong and vigorous, they are not all a hearty class.Ex-Chiet Engineer A.8.Hampton, Indianapolis, Ind., (Div.143) was one of those apparentiv hearty men, but be says: * The anxiety, strain.and joing came near finishing me.\u201d His suffer- ngs.jocalized in catarrh of the bladder, but be used Warner's sale cure faithfully for twenty weeks and now exclaims, \u201cI ama well man.\u201d T.8 Ingraham, ot Cleveland, Ohio, Assistant Chief Engineer, and other prominent members are also emphatic in tts praise.The Locomotive Engineers\u2019 Brotherhood has 17,000 members and 240 divisions.Its headquarters is in Cleveland, Ohio, where Chiet Engineer Arthur for twenty years bas exercised almost dictatorial sway.It was organized in August, 1863, by the employés of the Michigan Central.1t has given nearly two million dollars to the widows sud orphans ol deceased members.SETTLERS\" GRIKVANCES IN MUS- KOKA.The Difficulties Between Ploneors and Tim- r Corporations\u2014Another Letter on the Subject, Some time ago, there was published in TRE STAR a letter compluining bitterly of the damage inflicted on settlers in the Free Grant district of Parry Sound, by lumber- menidsmming up the streams forftheir own purposes.The letter was followed by an editorial comment, claiming that the Government of Ontario should prutect the -set- tlers ag: t such tyrannies of soulless ooxr- poiations.The Parry Sound North Star of September 14th referred to the matter, claiming that THE STAR'S oorrespondent was a selfish, untruthiu! and interested individual, who was libelling the lumbermen.It continuea as follows; After aresidence in this district of nearly six years we have yot to learn of any actual case of oppression on the part of a w corporation towards 8 poorer neighbor, an we challénge the Star's correspondent to state an actu case during that period ; we freely offer the use of our columns to him to eg vestigaling the matter we find that_injustice has been done we promise to do n our the person or persons to obtain is ar thelr rights.While wae know there are sharp dealing lumbermen we have also mét some most dishonest settlers.Bome of these persons try to extort from the lumbermen damages far in excess of their actual value.We could cite a num point, but will only point out one.A settler residing on Lorimer lake in the township of Ferguson, named Frank B.Ferris\u2014and wo would nog be surprised to learn that he is the writer of the letter to the Star\u2014with others had a portion of his land flooded; ho demanded sompensation,and a P.L.8, was sent to survey the damages: he reported that 5X acres of cleared and 8X acres ol bush land be- ouging to Ferris was flooded.For od land in that neighborhood $20 per acre would be more than its value, white the bush land is orth $1 per acre; thus th r of cases in e actual e erris sustained was under $123.be y injured and conscientious (?) {ndividual only demanded $2000; for the sake of pence and to prevent trouble he was offered $750\u2014as much as bis whole farm was worth\u2014and on his refusing that liberal offer he was offared a batter farm than his own in exchange; and yet this individual has the hardihood to say and write just such stuff as is contained In the letter to © Star.\u2018 In this connection the following letter has been recelved :\u2014 Tothe Editor of THE BTAR: Sir.\u2014In answer to an editorial in the Parr: Bound North Star, on a letter which appeare in your columns complaining of the damage done by the lumbermen in the Free Grant districts, I would say that I fully endorse avery word of the Montreal STAR\u2019s publication and would say too that it does not tell one- tenth of the whole truth.As far as my experience of lumbermen goes, they work altogether for their own {interests and not for those of tho settler.They puy as little for his work or produce as they can possibly get it for.and, either can be got at a cheaper rate outside, do not hesitate to bring in.Now, if the Parry Sound North Star bo so well informed with regard to this state hia case, and moreover, if after duly in- A FAMILY AFFAIR.BY HUGH CONWAY.CHAPTER XII[\u2014Opntinuet.In plain English Frank had fallen In love with Boatrice, ib thar good old-fushioued way, almost at first sight.He had-gone down before her gray eyes as surely us bad the susceptible Sylvanus.Would he fare auy better?About this date he often asked the nbove question; for he haa by now made the eur- ate's acqualntance, and learned that he was 8 rejected nan.Ho id wot learn it from Beatrice, who, like every true woman, wished to hide, and, if possible, forget the story of à man\u2019s-dis- comfiture.He did not learn it from Horace and lierbert.Although they were as fond of gossip as men always are, wild horses would not bavo rent such à confidence trom thelr kindly hearts.bylvanus himself was Frapk's informant.\u2018The energetic, bustling curate bad returned to Uakbury, During his absence tha Talburts had requested Beatrice Lo decide as to the terms of Intimacy which would Jor the future exist beiween Hazle- wood House and Mr.Mordle.Beatrice quietly told her uncles that it was her pai- ticular wish that the Rev.Sylvanus should be received on exactly the sane footip as heretofore.This decision gave the Tal- -berts greut satisfaction.They were unable to see Low parochial affairs could goé on ua- less thoy worked havd in hand with the eur- ate.Sou when Sylvanas returned he was informed that he might tricycle himself up to Hazlewood House as often as he chose.Which, as he wis resolved to case-harden his heart by accustoming himself to seeing Miss Clauson in the hight of nothing more than a friend, was very often.30 Mr.Carruibers and the curate met frequently.They recognized each others.good points and were soon on terms of iriendship such as fiction, at least, seldom allows to exist between rivals.À ivals is perbaps the wrong word, for if any stray fragment of hope clung to Mr.Mordie\u2019s vrbmanteau and so'reiurned with him to inland it was swept away forever and over as soon as the owner saw l\u2019rank an Beatrice together.He recognized destiny, and bowed to las a well-bred man should.lt was no doubt a «esire to prove iucon- testably to himsoif that it was cured, that made Lim in à pment of brisk confidence toll Frank bow he had fared.The inauver in which the communication was made showed Frank that his own secret was no secret from Mordle.1f he did not meet con- -fidence by coufidencé he made no attempt at deception.Ho lvoked at Mordle with a curious smile.*You searcely expect me to say Iam sorry?\u201d he asked.\u201cNo.Want no symoathy.Only want you Lo be sure that when the time comes to congratulate you I cau do so with all my heart.\u201cAb!\u201d said frank, smiling.\u201cNoble\u2014very noble.When the time comes,\u201d he added softly.Thereupon he fell tuto a line of thought\u2014a train which ran upon a single line avd always took him to one particular station.- This, then, fs how matters stood at the beglunine of October.Mr.Carruthers, having completed his diagnosis, not, perhaps, to his entire satisfaction, felt that the moment was dra near when be must make the supreme effort lo expel forever.that morbiduess which he believed to bave intrenched itself in Miss Clauson\u2019s system.Still he was bound to confess what many other practitioners ought to confess, that be wus working in the dark.He was about to try a kill or cure remedy, the desperate na- tare of which would, strangely enough, act not upon the patient but upon him who administered it.No wonder, with eo little to guide him, he hesitated and postponed.At this jupcture the Talberts gave a dinner party\u2014a man's dinper-party.Th> following were the blessed recipients of invita tions: Lord Kelston, wno was staying for a few day at his place, Sir John Williams, of Almondstrope, Colonel White, the officer commanding the regiment at the nelghbor- ing barracks, Mr.Fallon, the polished Royal Academician who was sojourning at the vii- lage inn, and making outdoor sketches of Autumnal foliage, and Mr.Fietcher of the - Hollows, the largest landowner, eave Lord Kelston, in the country.These, with Frank and the hosts, made a party ol eight\u2014the number which, according to an axiom of the lalberts, should never be exceeded.From the above names and descriptions {twill be rightly guessed that the party was distinguished, well-seléoted, _ -balanced.Selection and balance were matters upon which the brothers prided themselves as much If not more than they did upoD the refinement of the dinner itself.In this particular party.small as it was, oul- ture, learning, art, arms, landed interest and hereditary sway were properly personitied.It wus, indeed, a representative gathering after Lhe [alberts\u2019 own hearts.But two days before it took place an event happened which threatened it ill d Kelston wrote Horace one of those leasant famillar letters, which, go! rom a lord, arealways delightful.He sa hould.take-\u2018thès Ubertyof-brini \u201che 7 ringing iis i A ; s hare the settier wants to hew outs hqme for himsoif, and not up on the pine ridges.What benefit is h it to him he does earn a little money in the to help in his that a dam e t when his crop should be going in, his land is undor water?Itip no compensation to offer a man even the market price of land it feu compel him to sell his very best when he has the appiiances for working all, when you ea have, perhaps, not left him enough to m living off.I have had some experience of the doings of that rich corporation whose oppressions ut Lorimer Lake the Parry Bound paper so zealously strives to justify.but we need not refer to the matter further, as it has been settled in a court of law and in favor of Mr.Ferris.as the first settler north or west of Parry Sound 1 what I considered the be flat, lying along a stream Sowing into the Georgian Bay.Some ten years after sottling here a timber corporation built a dam over four and a half feet hich entirely above a fall, on this stream, the head of which was already \u2018 nearly on a level with the Jand above, In consequence of this a good part of my best land was flooded and a large part of the rest rendered worse than useless because I lost my labor and peed.Meadow land on which raised good crops of timothy is now growing Coarse cut grass.Some two or three years after the buildin of this dam 1 took à witness with me an went to the working partner of this ked him what was to be done about m fand, and whether he would leave it to arbitrs- ecide as mages.is answer Was: Fi never pay a cent of damages till it is decided in a court of law.\u201d Some years nîter, at the time of an election, said: \u201c Why gannot we settle that affuir and be friends 7\u2019 answered: \u201cI.am ready any eo\u201d He satd: Why might ngt one individual settle it by calling evidence?\u201d him to select his man and_I would see.chose Mr.Wm.Beatty, of Parry Sound, and Was satisfied with the choice.\u201d When to have the bonds drawn up I found that it was only on condition that the damages for all future time should be included that bo would settle.1 had no idea what they might amount to, as by putting another foot or two on eo dam he might render the Rlace en- rely useless, 50 I refused to accept the terms, The water is forced back to within about four rods of my bouse, and perbaps you can guess how pleasant it is to have this stagnunt water 80 near during hot weather, especially when the supply is lot off occasionally and renewed again, | chopped 8 fallow five ors yoars ago, but one-half of it was so wut that never got it cleaned up till this Spring.After the dam was carried away I got in two acros of late oats.There Is a very heavy crop 0 straw, pat X fear the grain will be too late to f ve many other cases if you wish fo ne man not far {rom here was offero can them.$2 per acre for some of his best meadow sed to accept it.find\u2018it < tion to which was fooded, but retu There are few settlers who would no a serious drain on his resources to t fifteen or twanty witnesses to Barrie an keep them there for a week or two.besides the other expenses of a law sui}.some are com- Bajo to risk all, and do so aa in the Lorimer © Case.am not in the least troubled, Mr.Editor, though the Parry Sound Star should class me with the selfish and dishonest settiers.I have glven you a statement of facts and leave the public to judge.ROBERT BLAIR.Carling, Ont., Sept.16, 1885.Mr, Murray's Wite, Mrs.Isadore L.Murray, wife of the Rev, \u201cAdironanck\u201d Murray, has petitioned in the New Haven County Supe or Court for an absolute divorce on the ground of desertion, They were married in 1862, and she allages that the desertion occurred in 1880.Mr, iMurray has not engaged counsel, and intends to make no opposition to the decree.Mrs.Murray is practis ng as à physiclan in New Haven \u2014 New York Post.Lt The University \u201cGazette,\u201d The publicatian of \u2018the McGill Garetts will shortly be resumed.A new editorial.sta) us been selected, and the paper will depen for support unua colleze students and graduates, untry, it must know that all \u2018tho bes: land lies ong.the: BIT] Simmons with him.As this number to nine, it necessitated asking avotber man to equalize the sides of the table, Then came consultation high and earnest.Whom could they ask upon so short & notice iv friend Mr.\u2018raised the y à friend to stop a gap, so following the golden rule they shrunk from the before them sull thoy could not have four on one side où the table and three on the other.Frank listened to their solemn deliberations for some time, then tried to help them out of their difficulty.\u201cLeave me out.\u201d he said.\u201cBeatrice and I\"\u2014he spoke ol her sometimes now as Beatrice \u201cwill dine together in the nursery or the housekeaper\u2019s room.Whittaker can b the dishes straight from your table.It will be de- | light ul\u201d \u2018My dear Frank!\u201d This joint exclamation showed the utter fugdlity of his suge gestion.* Why not ask the rector?I thought it was the duty of a country clergymau to meet emergencies like this.\u2019 \u201cHe talks about nothing but his fishing,\u201d said Horace, mournfully.\u201cFishing for what?For men?\u201d No, salmon and trout,\u201d answered Horsos, as ysual taking Lbe matter prosaically.\u201cWhy not Mordle?He Is capital com- any.p \u201cHa-hum,\u201d said Horace, glancing at Herbert.\u201cThis is searcely a curate\u2019s party.\" - hot scarcely,\u201d said Herbert, shaking ead, At last they decided to ask a Mr.Turner, but the decision was arrived at with misgivings; for Mr.Turner was in trade.He was, however, a merchant prince-even a merchant-emperor \u2014 and, as Horace expressed it, was a member of the aristocracy of wealth.They leit that Mr, Turner might asked at short notice, and would not be offended wheu he heard it was to meet Lord Kelston.\u2018This is one of the many ade vantages of entertaining lords.Nevertheless, they were cunsclence-suriek- en at having asked any one to stop a gap, 80 made amends by arranging their guests so that Mr.Turner ebould sit on Herbert's lett hand; Horacs\u2019s sunportors bela Ld Kelston and bis friend Mr.Simmons.The latter wasa man of middle age, with dark eyes and exquisitely chiseled acquiline foa- tures, and wearing an air of refinement wiileh at once commended him to Horace.The dinner began propitiously, and progressed faultlessly.The table, over the decoration of which the brothers had spent much time and more thought, was a perfect picture.When their guests were only men, the Talberte were extra particular.The lack of rofining element, the presence of woman, had to compensa forby an ultra fastidiousnees of detail.Even Frank, who bad behind the scenes, marvelled at the effect of his hosts\u2019 hospitable and artistic exertions.But all the same he pitied them as we should all pitya host who is certain to be rendered wretched by a tureen of burned soup or a bottle of corked wine.Horace talked gravely and pieasantiy to the rig t and to the loft.Herbert wus com: pelle attend almost entirely to Mr.Tuy- ner.who hada booming voice, which be ingisted upon making heard.rank, who Was next to the artist, tound the dinuer not so dull as he had feared it would bo.« n the course of conversation Horace learned that Lord Kelston's friend was Mr.Bimmons, the noted barrister, who had so suddenly sprung into eminence.Mr.Simmons was a Jew of gentle birth and eduou- tion, and Horace was very fond of high- class Jews.So the two men got on admire ably.Frank also knew who Mr.Simmons was.Herbert did not.All worb on as the Talberts could have wWished until tho clarskL was placed on the table, Then an awiul thing occurred\u2014a \u2018Contrelemps, which to this day lea sure sub set to Horace aud Herbert.It all aroue an inviting the stop-gap.Listen (To be continued) and well- ro \u201c menis that, ps RE RGRAPH - Lower ANSE ANAL NN NST TE EMPLOYERS AT WORK.eat The merchants, the manufacturers, the the shopkeepers, and employers of labor geberally are coming nobly forward in the crusade arainst smallpox.They are.recognizing the lever that is in thelr own pands independently of the authoritles, and we are glad to say they are using it iu a way that promises to shatter the opposition and scatler iL forever.\u2018The printers ware the first to enter into a covenant, as follows: Last Edition.MONTREAL, 1st October, 1885.The undersigned printers of the city agree to make it au flexible rule ot our establish- within six days from this dute, the members ol the households ol our employés must be vaeccibated or re-vaccipated and proof of the fact fyled in our offices.All employés who refuse Lo submit to this rule will be dismissed, and we agree not to engage any employs who tor refusal to comply bins beou dismissed from the establishinent of any one entering nto this covenant, the employers to pay the oost of vaccination for those who cannot go to the public vaccinators.Signed) HUGH GRAHAM, STAR.Pp.MITCHELL, Herald G.E DESBARATS.G.B.BURLAND.HR.WHILE, Gazette, H.BEAUGRAND, La Patrie.GEO.BISHOP.D.BENTLEY & CO.MOKTON, PHILLIPS & BULMER.The boot and shoe manufacturers are combining to the same end and have Lssual the following notice: Smallpox having attalned such proportions as are likely to bring about at an early date the closing of our lactories through want of orders, We, the undersigned firms have decided to eall upon our employés to have themselves\u2019 and their households vaccinated, and for this purpose we are prepared to have the operation performed by a doctor named by us, and at our expense.Or, if preferred, the operation may be performed by their own dootor at their own expense, and a certificate handed in on or before the fifth day of October.The undersigned cordially invite -the cooperation of their employés in their endeavors to preserve the good name of Montrea[ manufacturers.Signed.COCHRANE, CASSILS & CO.JAMES LINTON & CO.JAMES McCREADY & CO.AMES, HOLDEN £00\" MULLARKY & CO.; ROBERT McCREADY & CO.FOGARTY & BROS.The dry goods merchants and milliners are joining in the work.LIGGET & HAMILTON.LONSDALE, REID & COT.J.CLAXTON & CO.PATERSON.KISSOCK & CO.BEALL, ROSS & CO.ROSS, HASKELL & CAMPBELL.8.GREENSHIELDS, SONS & CO.CANTLIE, EWAN & CO, MACKAY BROS.& CO.HENRY MORGAN & CON.L HAMILTON & CU.JAMES JOHNSON & Co.JOHN McLEAN & Co.ROBERTSON, LINTON & Co.THIBAUDEAU & Co.J.G.MACKENZIE & Co.GAULT, BROS.& Co.P.M.GALARNEAU & Co.F.& J.LECLAIRE & Co.- P.P.MARTIN &-Co.BOURGOUIN, DUCHESNEAU & Co.The hardware merchants are taking a nand.JAMES HUTTON & CO.H.R.IVES & CO.Among the other firma that have signed the agreement are: \u2014 H.& A.ALLAN.S.H.& A.8.EWING.THE GREAT NORTH WESTERN COMPARY.7] WALKER BROS.MILLS & HUTCHISON.THE GOODYEAR RUBBER CO, J.R.HARPERA.H.BIMS & CO.L.D.SIMs & CO.R.MITCHELL & CO.LYMAN, BONS & CO.BR.SHOREY & CO.WALTER PAUL.CANADA MUTUAL TELEGRAPH CO In the following letter Messrs.B.Davis & Bons give an excellent reason for not signing the agreement: Mr.Michaels, Esq.: DEAR SIR\u2014Having read your memorandum of agreement, and finding that we have already a@mplied with all its requirements baving been one of the first firms in the city to enforce its regulations, we do not think it necessary to sign the samo.Yours truly, S.Davis & SONs EATR OF MK.MASSIAH.list Succumbs to Smallpox\u2014Sensj.ble Conduct of His Wife.A large circle of friends throughout the Province of Quebec will regret to learn ot the death by smallpox this morning of Mr.Ghristopher Massiah, night editor of the Times.The deceased was personally one of the best liked journalists in the city.He probably had not a slagle enemy, and all hat had the pleasure of his &cqualutance admired his largeness of heart and jovial disposition.Lui ; th After arriving a this city from Engl the land of his birth, Mr.Massinh he Te or sou of commercial editor of the or some time, and A Jo subsequently h da post on on the: staff ot tho\" Gazette.lott the city seven or eight years ago for Quebec to ty tbe position of secretary.to Hon.W.W.Lynch, Comrnissioner of Crown Lunds, and returned to M {ontreal as - agent here of the Crown Lands Department a couple of years ago.A vear later he once more became associated\u201d with the press through &cceptiag à pusition on the Btnff of the Times.Mr.Massiuh will be widely remombored as one of the Dews- per correspondents who accompanied the Bret Canadian lacrosse team on their ng \u201clsh tour.Mr.Massinb married the sister - ét Mr.John Norris, editor of the Times, nad leaves his wile and three chi Joungest a little girl about Bndran, the ing at the present timo afllictod w gisense which bas proved fatal to her fatner.A brother of she deceasad, a Church ngiand clergyman, has a c \" Provinces.| charg in the A featurn of this sad case hug b rare fortitude and excellent in due played by Mrs.Massinh, W bon her husband was first afflic in her anxiety to prevént any of her acquaintances trom running into r, she herself wrote out a placard pt ng.thé words © smalipox,\u201d and affixed it to ber door.The Board of Health au- thoritios were promptly notifled, but the placarder falling to put in an appearance promptly she sent for a regular pincard and posted it.on the doorpust with her own bands.She also refused to allow any friends to enter her house.\u2014A-Glasgow stevedore by the mame of Anderson was sleeping on board ship last pight when a bale of ha; ay fell on his head tie Notre Dame # him aud he was taken to the Hospital tn an unconscioys eH progressing verv fav po THE BOARD OF HEALTH.The New Hospitals\u2014How Smallpox is Handled in New York, At this morning's meeting of the Board of Health there were vresent Ald.airs Whi Mooney and Tunsey., and Messrs, Grabam, Perrault, Desbarats, Leveque and Masterman After the reading of the minutes, Mr.White moved, and it was resolved, That this Board calls the attention of the Market Cotn- ruiltee to tho disgraceful sanitary condition of the Bonsecours Hall and Market, and no- tities iL wo take immedtately such steps us will remedy the evil complained of, to wit, want of water closets and urinals, and\u2019 a proper using of the steps around the ulidi \u201cFhe \"Chairman read the report of the Committee on HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATION, as follows :\u2014 Your sub-committee on hospital accommodation bey to report that the work on the new hospitais is fn progress.Workmen are engaged in making the necessary alterativus aud repairs, healing, venlliating and gouerally cquipbing the various wards.The representative Sisters of the Grey Nuus and Sister Sarab of Si.Margarel's, with a deputation of clergymen, bave iuspected the buildings allotted to the two denominations of Prolestants and Catbolics.They expressed theinselves delighted with all the buildings and ayrangements under way, stating that tbe patients would find all the comforts of a well regulated home.The wood-work has been entrusted to Messrs.Gaboury & Cadieux, aud Laurier & Malo.Messrs, Prowse and Hughes have kindly consented to take superintendence of the heating, hot water baths, earth closets, and incinerating tur- Lace, and bave arranged with confrères in the trade to carry out the work.We bave made arrangements for a deliver of 25 beds per diem, and with the Royal Moctrie Co.for the cowplete lighting of all the buildings and grounds, to be cotn- pioted within forty-eight bours, at a net cost of 312.50 per day plus the cost of transportation, $60, an board of at tendant, terminable at will of the committee.It is contemplated to subdue the electric light, on the system adopted in continental cities bY Papiecting the rays through plates of colore here wil] be fourteen are lights in fhe buildings and six distributed through and around the grounds.\u2018The Water Committee has acted with promptness in completing the water service.Provision has been made for chapel accommodation for the Sisters and patients of both denomipations, and we recommend that the Sisters of Charity be allowed $130 for furnishing.We recommend that permission be granted for a chaplain in connection with each of the two hospitals, and that.a horse and carriage be placed at tho disposal of the Sisters.Mr.Leveque, a member of the committee, being a practical architect,has been entrusted with the supervision of the wood work and checking of accounts for same.No ayments on account will be made without is order.An ipcinerating furnace will be provided for the consumption of all refuse from the bospitals.We recommend that a fumigating station be established at the entrance to the grounds for the disinfectivg of all persons and vehicles on their exit, with a similar station and guard at the entrance to the grounds of St.Roch's bospital, and that the eutrauces be placaraed.The question of improving the hearse service and burial system generally should be carefully considered with a view to mini- misiug the spread of contagion.© end that the best possible results Lhe opening of the new ita) your committee Be mmond L that tai \u2018system of isolation may be resolved upon it should be initiated simultaneously with the opening, and that the entire staff of the Health Bureau be put into a thorough state of efficiency immediately by the dismissal of any incompetent officer or necessary increase of the force, to secure prompt verifying of reported cases nnd necessary supply of medical attendance, with an immediate placarding of infected houses and a system of deteciion, followed by prompt punisb- ment of offenders who remove placards.The whole respectfully submitted.{UGH GRAHAM, Wir.MASTERMAN, Louis PERRAULT, (GEORGE E.DESBARATS, RICHARD WHITE On motion of Mr.Graham the report was adopted, and it was agreed to discuss the burial systelu at to-morrow's meeting Mr.Leveque moved: That pending the presentation of the report of the Isolation Committee concerning a thorough plan of isolation of patients and families visited by the epidemic, the services of fllteen physicians be retained to take charge of authenticated cases of smalipox in poor families when patients or families are willing to be treated by them, each physician to be allotted a certain district of the may follow city, tho size of each district to be determined by the Isolation Committee, and fees of $5 to be paid for each case resulting in death or when during treattnent the patient is removed to hospital, and $10 each when the paticnt treated at home recovers, the w whole to be THE CHIEFS ASSAILANT.He 1 Convicted nd sentencod to Six Mosths\u2019 Emsprisonment and 8100 Fine.The Pulice Court was jammed this miorn- ing when Lhe case of Elise Champagne was cal lod.It will be remembered that lie was on a charge of assault upon tbe Chiat of Police while this offlelul wus in tbe performance of his duty during the riot at the Branch Health office on Monday bt.Champagne ste pped ioto the ny soner's box with an unconcerned look about his face.He pleaded not guilty and expressed the desire to conduct his\u201d case himself.Mr.Ethter, assistant City Attornuy, prosecuted.Chief Paradis was the first examined.He stated that on the night of the riot he had gone Lo the Dow wrecked Branch Health office ou St.Catherine street.Upon arriv- endeavored ing there Le bad to quell the disturbance and prevent the mob from demollsbiog the office.Witness saw a man knock dowu the stove und run outside.There witness caught him and was io the act of counting him to the care of a constable when be hear d cries of *dou\u2019t allow him to be taken to gaol, he was caught by many stout arms, Kicked about the body and struvk ou the head with a stick.Hls head was in a moment covered with blood, and he asked the mob it they wanted to assassinate their Chie! of Poilce.The mob deststed from the attack, and be was taken in a half tainting state to an adjolniug house by a wan named Napoleon Martineau and subsequently to his home.Dr.Rottot was then examined, and stated that he had been called to uitend Mr.Paradis.He had found n ratber severe but not dangerous cut upon his head, which must bave beeu caused by a stick or the like.Constable Montgomery testified that he had seen Champagne with an uplifted board; bad heard him tell the Chief to liberate his prigoner, and had struck him on the head with the board.Some one in the mob then shouted: * Champague don't strike, it is the Chief of otice !\u201d Champagne then turned around in the direction of the voice and apgrily asked thal nonames be mentioned.Witness had seen Champagne leading the seditious mob upon several occasions during the evening.Constable Paquin alsoswore that the prisoner had been a prominent ingleader.rgeant Bouchard and Constable Proulx also corro- bortited this evidence.Constable Filiatrault was the last witness examined.He had seen the prisoner throw stones, burn the counters of the wrecked office and use the smallpox placards as torches.He also swore most positively that he nad seen Champawne strike the Chiet with a board on the head.Mr.Ethier then submitted the case, stating that there was conclusive proof in favor ol the prosecution and that he ardently hoped the Court would inflict the maximum of the penalty for the offeuce upon which Champague had been arres Police Magistrate Desnovers closed the Elo said the by addressing the prisoner.© said the flve witnesses had sworn that he was a ringleader of Mooday night's mob, and two sworn that it was he who had assaulted the Chief.It had also been proven that he bad thrown stones.The case was an easy one to judge, as all the evidence was on the side of the prosecution.Dr.Rottot had stated that the wound in- flictéd could not have caused death, but he had committed an assauit while participating in a mob, and he believed the accusation of aggravated assault to have been well worded.He had formed part of a riot, and riots could not be tolerated.Ho would make an example of the case, and be sentenced the prisoner to a fine of $100 and six months imprisonment.This was the maximum of the penalty.CANADA AT THE PRIVY COUNCIL.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Important Canadian Cases Before the Highest Tribunal of the British Empire.Next weck\u2019s mall steamer will convey to the shores of Merrie England some of the most distinguished members of the Canadian Bar, who gu to lay before the Lords of the Privy Council some of the most important law cases which have ever been submitted for the decision of the highest tribu- pal of the British empire.In the case of the Federal and Provincial Governments\u2019 claim against the Laçlaure Bank, ia which $360,000 is Involved, Mr.Donald Macmaster, M.P., will represent the Exchango Bank; Hon.Mr.Church, Q.C., the Provincial Government, and associated with G.W.Bev- gridue, dc.Deputy Minister of Justice, the Federal Government.Lhe celebrated liquor -license case, which invoives the constitutionality of the Canada Temperanes Act, will also be argued by Hon.Mr.Church for the Province of Quebec, and by Mr.Frazer, boss for the Provinee -of Ontario.Both of ose gentlemen will be associated with Mr.Davey, QC.a distinguished member of the London Bar.Should the Riel appeal be granted, Mr.Macinaster, M.P.,, will argue it on behaif of the rebel leader.Up to the present time, however, no appeal has been granted.The case,according toa distinguished jurist of this city, is now in this position, the only appeal provided by statute trom the conviction of the Regina Court was to the Supreme Court of Manitoba.The conviction was maintained by the Apoeal Court and there is no right of appeal to the Privy Council unless.bv.the grace KÉSORMING IHE HOUSE oF \u2018LORDS.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) .LoNDoN.October 2.-\u2014Mr, Chamberlain made a speech at Bradford last night, in which he declared that the entire Liberal party were in favor of a reform of the House of Lords, The only question was as to the method to bring it about.ÆVICILONS AND BOYCUTTING.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.| DUBLIN.Oclober 2.\u2014Atthe Cabinet's request Ear! Carnarvon has ordered an immediate return to be made of the number of evictions and boycottings before and since tbe recent change of Ministry.ADVANCING ON THE BR11ISH LINES, ISPECIAL TO.THE STAR.) Carro.October 2.\u2014One thousand dervishes have advanced to Haflr, whieh is within 8D miles of the furthest British station on the Nile.WAR ACTIVITY IN TURKEY.(SPECIAL TO THE STAR] CONSTANTINOPLE, October 2.\u2014Great activity prevails in all the bureaus of the War Office.Troops are rapidly arriving.1HE BULGARIAN DEPUIATION.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.| COPENHAGEN, October 2.\u2014M.De Giers received the Bulgarian deputation to-day.THE MUNSIER BANK.[BPECIAL TO THE BTAR.I DUBLIN, October 2.\u2014The Munster Bank will reopen on the 15th inst, SERVIA'S DEMANDS.Clamoring for the Annexation of Macedonia \u2014 Bismarck Counselling the Porte, Nissa, October 2.\u2014The meeting of the Skuptschina has resulted in Servia demanding au extension of territory.The populace are clamoring fur the annexation of Macedonia.It is probable that Servia will speedily seize ,contiguous territory, thus making more difficult the solution of the Balkan question.CONSTANTINOPLE, October 2.\u2014The Sultan is receiving counsel from Prince Bismarck respecting the Roumelian question.It is probable he willadopt a policy in barmony with the German Chancellor's suggestions.VACCINATING THE SCHOLARS.{SPECIAL TO THE STAR.| OTTAWA, October 2.Every scholar {no the public schools of Ottawa has been vaccinated.There was not a single objection raised.Medical men attended every school and saw that no schdlar was overleoked.A WEEK'S FAILURES.NEW YORK, October 2.\u2014The business fall- ures oceurnug throughout the country during the last seven da vs as reported to R.G.Dun & Co.\u2019s mercantile a agency are as follows: Number for United States, 171; for Canada, 25; a total of 196, as compared \"with 185 last week and 178 the week previous to last.The Western and Pacitic States furnish one half of the total casuaities reported.Other sections ol the country report ihe failures below the average.SUSPENSION IN NEW YORK.NEW YORE, October 2.\u2014The suspension of Wm.Heath & Co.is announced ob the Stoek Exchange.SMALLPOX IN NEW YORK.NEW YORK, October 2.Several new cases of smallpox were discovered here yesterday.SIMHAS TORAH.EE \u2014 The Great Hebrew Festival of Rejoicing of Law, The Ladies Aid Society gave a Simbas Torah sociable at their hall, 1350 St.Catherine street, last night, which was a great success.There were avout oue bundred and itty persons present, aluong whom were Rabbi Marks, Messrs.L.Isaacs, A.G.Morris, L Robinson, J.Younsghart, M.Sternberg, G.Hester, B.C.beau, Misses Carrie Lsancs, Cavanagh Hirshileid, Robinson, Beau- champ, Martin, us, as, dorris, Faust, Sternberg, Goldstein, bhannon and others.usic wus furnished by the Italian band, and dancing was indulged in until the programme was finishod.The officers of Be society are: Mrs.E Licbtenbein, acting president; Mrs.d.Abrahams, secretary; rs, 8.Fischel, treasurer; Mrs.Isaacs, Miss\u2019 L.Isaacs, Mrs.L.Robinson, Mra, P.Kortosk and Mrs.Di Lazarus, committee.\u2018The arrangelnents were admirably carried out, ana all seemed to enjoy themselves thoroughly.The uffair was à success both socially und pecuniarily, and terminated about one v'eloc At half-past teu o'clock this morning, a special service was beld in the Tewple Finanu-El, to celebrate the testival of Simbas Torab, which occurs only once in three years.\u2018ÎLere was a large congregation present, and at Lhe hour named, Rabbi Marks entered, followed by about lorty little girls and boys, the former dressed in white, and all bearing flags in their bands.The service wus opened by à prayer by the Rabbi, followed by a hymn THE MONTREAL DATLY STAR, | FRIDAY, OOTOBER 9, 1883 Bpeuia! Ÿ Note.Patent step ladders, éxtenslon ladders clothes horses, for outside and inside use, patent curtain stretebers, wholesale and re- tall.L.J, A, .Surveyer, 1583 Notre Dame street.eod x} Bargailns iu Planos and Organs, In order to nake room for his Fall stook, Mr L k.N.Praite, 1676 Notre Dame street, bus decided to sell at very low prices ali the pooond-hand Instrumeuts preseutily in his store They arc not old instruments; some of them are a> rood as new, and fully warranted.Amougst the pianos are some very fine Hazelton Bros.Grernine), Koabe, Do- minfon, Marshall & Wendell, Baus & Co, New York, ete.Organs by Dominlon Organ Cu.Musou & Hamlin, Smith, Estav, Bell, ote.These instruments must be sold before the 10th inst, and persons on the lookout for bargains should vot fail to go and ex- afuine them.231 6xeod Ask Fitty Ladies In succession what Perfume they consider the most delicate, the most pure and salubrious, the most per- manont, and in all respects the most desirable, and forty-nine of them will \u2018answer, Murray & Lanmav'e Flornids' Water.Hockford quick train watches the bes, railroad watoh in the world.R.Hemsley 2011 Notre Dame street, sole agent tor Montreal.xe FINANCIAL.Rates of Sterling Exchange were 8 11-16 to 8% for 60 davs between banks and 8% to 9 over the counter, and 9 to Bx for demand bills betweon banks aud 9% 9% over tue vunter.Currency drafts in New York were ph 16 to 1-32 discount between banks and x to 3 premium over the coun 6 Bank of Montreal 199%.15 Merchants 11414, 6 Commeres 126%; 25 City uss 11 112%; 50 do 1120 5 do 2% 5U do 112% : 50 do 113: 15 do 118.50 Felorrabh 125%: 50, do 12524.50° Richelieu 5; 55; 25 do 55: 35 55.Gas 187%: 100 do: {dh 10 do 187% ;-50 de] 187: 75 do 187.\u201d $1,000 Canada Cotton Bonds 1 The following wore the sales at the attr.noon nk of Montreal 199, 2 Merchants 115%, 50 Richelieu 55.50 do 55, 265 City Pass 11344, 100 Gaz 187%, 25 do 187%.Consols opened at 99 13-16 and closed at 99 15-18.Canadian Pacific opened at 46'~ and closed at 46%.Puris Rentes opened at 80.523 and closed at 80.65.COMMERCIAL.LOCAL.Business in grain remains quiet, but In flour there is qu Lo a fair business, as there is a scarcity \u2018in the country and stocks are light.Prices in some lines have advanced and the rest are firm.The following sales are reported on Change: 250 brls, patent superior $4 45; 123 bris.extra $4 30: 250 bris.do.fon arrive} #1 30; 100 bris.choice Spring extra Quotations for grain are: White wheat, No.2.90 to 92c: red Fipter do 93 to 94c; Spring do 93 to 94c: pens, 76 to 7Tci vats, 32 to 33c; all delivered afloat.: Patent superior $440 to 450; patents, choice $4 60 to 490; superior extra 35; extra superfine $4 25 to 4 30 fanov $4.15; to 4 20.Bprins extra $4 10 to 4 15; superfine 3 0; Cabada strong baker\u2019s anitoba do $4 80 : American T 5: fine $3 50 to 3 53: middlings $3 25 to 3 35: vollards $3 05 Lo 8 10:Ontario pes medium $20 210; ring oxtra $1 95 to Bupertine a 80 to 20; bag 2 40: outmeal bris, $4 10 to 4 25.s delivered Dairy Recerers.\u2014By G.so dent 1050 bus, corn 7,600 bus, peas 5,000 bus, flour 750 bris, ashes (pots) bris, otros 241 kegs.cheese 2384 boxes, rawbides 9.Wheat 1600 bug, corn 900 bus, flour 805 bris, oatmont 125 brushes (pots) 8 bris, cheese 1567 boxes.By 8.R.\u2014Cheeso 142 X08.By Canal \u2014Wheat 27.659 bus, outs 100 bus, barley 2237 bus, flour 2220 bris.FOREIGN, Bearbohm reports: Cargoes off coast: wheat steudy: corn, nothing offering.Cargoes on passage apd for shipment.Wheat firmly held; corn quiet.Mark Lane: Wheatand corn quiet but steady.No.nin wheat, off coast, 35s, Bd.to 365, ; do, just shipped or promptly 0 be shipped, 375.: do.nearly due, 86s.Énglish and French de wheat markets, steady.Liverpool wheat, spot, fair en wiry + de corn, steady.Wheat and flour in Second despatch, London, 8.30 p.m.\u2014Liver- pool wheat spot, easier.Liverpool mixed maize, 4s, 6 %d.; Canadian peas.53.10d.: beef, extra Indian mess.79s.rork, prime mess eastern, 51s.i do.western, .6d.Another Liver pool despatch says: Whea steady, fair demand, offerings moderate.Core firm, good deman \u2018eather eloudy and close, Receipts for past throe days: Wheat, 326.000 cantals.of which 177.000 is American : corn, 64,400 centals.NOTES.The following notice was posted on \u2018Change: P Grand Trunk Way Co.grain rates will be advanced on Oct.12th ou the following basis: West of Toronto, 4 to 3c per 100 ib: Toronto and east, 2%¢ per 100 Ib.\u2018WELLAND Oavarn.\u2014~Port Colborne, passed \u2018D.M Wi down: stmr.Ison\u2019 corn: and schnrs.\u201cC, C.Jones\u201d and ° Manitowac,\u2019 Chicago to Ogdonsburg, schnar.\u201c M.A.Muir,\u201d Manistee to Kingston, deals, Bonsecous Market, The cry of poor trade still continues in spite of many of the residents having returned the cite c to 15c; veal, 8c to 120: mutton, Beef, 12 10 to de! lambs, $4 to $5 each: fresh vork.10e: - 126; Bologna ' ham.12% to 13e: bacon sausage.10 to 12e: fresh sausage, 0 to Île: lard J BERy\u2014Moss boat, 14-50 zobl5 pa per brl indian, mpssbeel, 34 St te 825 p TALLOW\u2014 % to6Xc pe FRUIT, \u2014fpules.na 35 to $1 T5, ad a t .$850 16 pa 7 ver \u2018barrel: moss pater.à6 er box; Pi new crop.$4 pet box.Bananas, yellow.& to.$5 r bunch ura) blue, 3¢ to o per JM wi 0.melra, Pis $6 00 per oy o, California Tokar, ST per caso: do, Culifornia Muskat, 7 or case ; do.Rogers, 60 te, 76 por ih: onc 08, to $4 por crate; do, Currier.Hist 0 $5 50 per crate; Pears, Flomlsh Beauties.84 to $3 per barrel; do, Beurre Deihl, $8 per crate: do.Bourre Bosse, 33 per crate: Damson Plums.$1 par basket: Cranberries, 39 Lo \"$10 per bar: rel: Quinces, $6 to $8 per barrel; Spanish gaions, $4.00 per caso; Bweel potatoes $4 per arrel, Toronto Produce Market, Market firm but quiet.Flour wanted; erior extre sod & equ ual to $4 and choice ox.ru at equal to Wheat, inactive; less demand beard feos?Citons \"Oats, unchanged.Barloy sold at 55 to He for 15,000 bushels on the street.Bpri do, do.\u2019 Bp ng.oo c.Barley.No.2,62c; d , extra, 8 1.34c \u2018our, Suparior.$éto4 10; do, ex- tr& 3385 to 3 90.Viger Market, Business in milk cows was rather more ae tive to-day, 60 animals being offered ; one pair sold for $85: another pair £ for 870, and the rest bought from $18 to $25.Calves, 8 in number, sold Iron: 4 to $7.East End Abatroirs The market at the abattoirs was lIke the cattle trade generally.only quiet: and- prices were not flrat rate.Butchers\u2019 cattle sold dat 4lc: sheep, 3 to $5 each: calves, 4 to 85 each ;- hogs, 5Xe.i Ly ERFOOL\u2014LATEST PRIOES CURRENT.Oct.2.a Red W.Wheat à 10 to 00 pring Oo.610% T Oo 0.1 Cul's.72° 17 ou No.2 8 9°\" 7 sc.Lu Lorn.47\" 0 \u2018Tat 28 uv \u2026 61° ov Cliéesc IHOWIéS 0 vu NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE.Reported a M ougall Neos.HOOK: Brogers St.Francois Xavier » one 2 SA OPK 89 sn T4% atl, B51 W.0.Tel.17 a 3.28 Ve fe once à Voie.107 Ya Yio re NE hn.\u2026 1295 \u2026 15 AN nang Mat.ElV¥.ces coeee Money.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Reported for THE STAR by GORDON STRATHY & Co, stock Brokers, 100 8t.F.Xavler st.Oct.2, 8.80.* Joits Pass.071% gas xd.es æ M.en \u201cis \"lécat.Tot.Co.crsrear|ensiin 18814 Can, Cot.\u2018ot.ie\u201d Can.sss - Mon.oN | 75 oN 1264418614 V.v.W Cot.Oo.Tr.Cot.Co.ri.Idi Fe LET-IN BEAUTIFUL, HEALTHY locality; small\u201d comfortable dwelling, four apartments; ren dollars.Avuly 073 31 HM | erine street 2381 \"po LET-AT UPPER LACHINE, A GOOD | Winter House, ply to A.A.Ayer.dou NO LET HOU SE 53 METCALFE ST, opposite Dominion Square; can be seen from 2 (0 4 u'clock p.u324 4 r Yo ET = ONE FIVE Ap- at $12 per month.wp TWO HOUSES \u2014 s'oge seven rooms, $7.ply 3 390% Bi st.Domin que sl, after 6 p.m.VO LET UNFURNISHED FLAT, beated by hot water; immediate DOB session : on Bhuter st, Address F 163.\u201d STAB office 2323 r NO LET_A TWO-STORY BRICK WORK- sh oD.in central position.size of Build ng 40x18 tee.Apply to Mr.Harris, 720 Craig st.2326 V ANTED\u2014A PARTNER WITH ABOE I So 000, IN an old established hanufustusiog b allies, Lo replace retiring partie.Address \u201c£114 pe office, M EXPRESS WAGGONS FOR BALE very cheap, in good order 57 MOU NTAIN STHEET, KINGHAM & HARVEY, D'OR, SALES CHEAP RESTAURANT, g good business; nice locality.dod BSL cateing slroet.ag SALE~-FAST TROTTING MAKE, F D.sired Lbs ou ki Ethan Allan, and up eed = \u2018ie tn foal s horse, Kent xy br Prince, dr.re ar pe Loved a vas Apply Le 232 4 2400 Notre Dame st, west.ANTED \u2014 RPCUND-HAXL (LETTER PRESS.ce, di AL w re Address, Pros.P.O Hor THE! Pare BOARL\u2014AND ROOM, x YOUNG MAN OF QUILT habl can be geconimoduted, tn central locality, by addressing \u2018\"C 108,\" ROOMSF URNISHED, WITH OR WITHOUT BQ QARP- 40 Alexander satree OOMS-FRONT PAROI FURNISHED OR PAR\u2019 FL Y furnished; family private.17 Béimuntat #32 00M COMFORTABLY FURSISHED FRONT BED- with board; also 1able basta: 50 Cuiheuri au GRR EE ous \u2014 DOUBLE BEDROOMS ab aDETTISE on parlor flat, nicely furnished, w: destravier \u201cbest I ocality.Apply 1474 3L Ea os 3 ROWS \u2014 FURNISHED FOR GENTLEMEN, 12 ; Avenue.° : 2322 » WITH OR WITHOUT ë Brunswick st.2323 &BET\u20141 LARGE ROOM À breakrast ir required, OOM8\u2014A NICE CH UL FRONT Root, \u2018IN B aurivate family, use oF Kibet; road, Toca he ace street.HEL OR UNFU BNISHED, airedin private family.A5 RM WELL VURNIS d, bot and cold wate! VOMS\u201431 MANSFIELD 8 {3 beds), or 3 single roomé OOMS\u2014TO LET, FURN wits use A kitcheu ET coms \u2014 Goon ACC cdamopATIOx s, WI ri OR ut bo tar ont or Lwe, &t 57 Mayo tb corner City y Couneihiors.Modern house.°F SBT ROOM-FURNiSIED.95 ST.ANTOINE STREET >.ROSE FLE URNISHED AND ex FURNISHED.ON second and, tated floors.- 28 SL.Hubert street, opposite Viger 5 2s3 2 OO Me PTOO ME for newly ROOM, ALsy UsE L, sus e for new! nar of Beaver Hall *G174,\u201d STAR cfices riod Gap) BIT R°9ME TO LET TO SMALL FAMILY, IN VERY ocalily, aparunents for liounekeeping, fur- ished Or WA torche.Apply No.4 Cadieux st.21 ROY, TO MARRIED COUPLE Ot TWO GENTLE., large beautiful rooin, rest English tathedral, slegautly \u2018furnished; with or without board, P.O.Box S21 OOMS\u2014DOUBT.E AND SINGLE, WELL FURNISHed, for gentlemen; cen tra locally; ty; terns mod 36 Victoria abr ay OOMS\u2014AND BOARD.5 CATHCART ST corner University atreel EE AANA t.Paul.Rich & O.x.d.RUS: i a Et PLE OR OME OR TWO Cathedral, large TOOmMR Cal] elegality Ti urnislied, with or without buard.* F lui, ottice.232 1 Dia Reous-Usr URNISHED.211 ST.GEORGE.22 2 New Yerk and Unhicazo tripes Uurrens, GRAIN AND PROVIBIONS.OOM3\u2014TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS.82 SAN guinel streel.2333 taily reported for Tux STAT by Maclver & UOM-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOOM, WITH Harolays 17 120 Et Frs, Xavier street Oct.Ried\u2019 hot water heat.Fulace streei pposite NEW YORK.~ GRAIN TN Dom LAKGE WELL FU BSISUEH, b F RONT BED- Mont) {Opening.|Highest.Lowest.[Closing- street.pour, Fatully prIVate, bErIS UN No.9 lazer aM GON FORTA BLE ROOM.WITHHOT WATER oats 1.58% ny Toca RS 45 per month.Apply at 113 Chai am 1 0215 10218 LOI 10139 9 tars hou Seren 51.Denis and Gosford.me nlx 4854 48% 4845 WASTED BY A GENTLEMAN, A WELL FUR- 4344 47% 48 bedroom, Sun) breakf.giéimit of viullips i, 38.ses 15 Square preferred.Add \u201cD 10 STa.olive.son 2 a sit SE 14 Wine oo.pi Y CRS TaD BEDROGH AND 32 32 32 32 sitting-ro0 om).with board, for gentleman and re hop = est of benve: There no ul otter boarders are ¢ kept LEOVIRIUNS 1N Hitawe profited: D 150.\u201d 4 2 Jpening.| Higheet.| Lowest.1pm.GIRLS WANTED .Girls who ORE.; (x 840 [5 r40 mE 28 fai understand making paper .\u2018 \u2018 amo.pee | sæ boxes.Apply at once at 23 & 25 807s] 8-7 | Catle si, Montreal, 2823 Cash Prices \u2014 Wheat, 85ysc ; corn.41Yec ; outs, 25%c: pork.18.375a: lurdi $6.00.TORONTU STOCK EXCHANGE, Reported for THE STAR by STRATNY BROS.Stock Brokers.2 Stock Exchange Bôll&ings.Oc! Stocks\u201d Ask'd, Bid.Stocks.(ASD ul Montreal, anus 200 (189 |Cau.L-Gredtt .\u2026 wont ve Tal.Ontario.Motsons Toronto.Merchants.BIRTHS.ANTED\u2014 INTELLIGENT MEN FOR BREWING, Malting.Bottling.Engineering and Cellar- work ; only those who know their work need apply: good wages and steady work to 1ight men ; ace ination certificate of family required.ply to b THE MONTREAL BREWING CO.WwW ANTED\u2014A FIRST-CLASS FITTER.E.E.GILBERT & 80ON, 2322 2710 Notre Dame street.ATTHESS MAKER WANTLD M \u201cir 5 TOWNSEND'S SAFE BEDDING WORKS, S34 st.James Strcet.MONTREAL HUNT STEEPLECHASES io Will take place on Thursday, 8th, and Saturday, 30th Get.> Over the LEPINE PARK COURSE, For Particulars sse Programmes, to the ber.Su die BL the 5 5th Octobe Lawrence Hall, .m.First | race to et \u2018each day at Half past Two loc 0 ISS 5oremno MeFINCISSG Montreal Pioneer Freethought Club, LECTURE HALL, 1810 8T, CATHERINE SF, Sunday Afternoon, Oct.4, at 3 o'clock, Lecture by Wm.W.Robertson, \u201cWHAT CONSTITUTES CLEANLINESS?\" Under existing conditions this question is one of paramount importance to the citize ns of Montreal.Admission free.Music by Club Quartette, v 2829 ANDSOMY HALL CRYBTAL GANA.LIERS, ONE DE BLE TOP BEDROOM BETS, Drawing-ropm sets, Dining Tables d Chairs, Handsome Sideourds, good Mat tresses and Bedding, new Carpets, Stoves, ete.Large sale at EE 322 ST.JAMES Tuesday Morning Next, fhe 6th of October, t10e W.E.SHAW, 233 Auctioneer.ree GRAND CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, 241 and 243 ST.JAMES STREET, Too Afternoon, Oct.ôth, 8.80 o'clock.tob Flowering Bulbs.f - claires Tulips BE ahi Narariem, | pe one thousand Blowin Bulbs from the oldest house in M Haarlem just arrived.UMBON & GOWDEY, Auctioneers, B GRAND CENTRAL AUCTION I ROUMS, - 241 and 243 ST.JAMES STREET, FHIDAY, OCTOBER 8th, 2 O'CLOCK Parlor, Bedroom Bets, Carpets, Ç Stoves, removed from a private ose ons.282 THOMSON & GOWDET, Auctioneers, JR EM EMBER TO VISIT \u2014-THE\u2014 EXHIBITION OF ORIENTAL RUGS, T0-MORROW (Saturday) AFTERNOON, \u2014 AT\u2014 No.184 McGill street, corner St.Maurice.*.* See Advertisement in Auction Column.HICKS & CO.2321 Auctioneers.17 HAVING BEEN DECIDED TO WIND up the affairs of the RIVERSIDE WORNSTED 00, QUEBEC, an auction sale of manufacty red stock f trade will be held by Oct.Lemieux \u201c4 & cote On EIN aA 14th Octeber, 1885, AT THE WOLKS, HARE POINT.QUEBEC, The attention of the trade gener res spactiully called to fin unreserved aa ie, re on of the whole stock of manufactured goods, amounting to over $50,000, as follows: 4-ply Fine Pingering Yarn, about 3 .000 lbs, 4-ply Ex.Super \u201c 8000 Ibs.2,3 and 4-ply Hosiery «\u201c \u201c 600 lbs.3-ply Andalusia) * \u201c 500 ibs.\u2014AL80\u2014 À large assortment of Black Cashmeres, in widths varying from 30 to 42 inches, about 53,000 yds.3-4 Worstod Serges, 27 in.wide, ab\u2019t 2,000 yds, 6-4 Union ob © 500 yids, \u2014AND\u2014 A fow job lote tn Cashmeres, Yarns, &e.he attention of manulacturers is also called to à large stock of Tops 8 Sous.Waste, &e., suitable for Flannel, Kine Tweed nnd Hat Munufacturers, comprising: About 2 ,000 Ibe.Super, Botany Tops: 3.500 lbs.Canadian Nolls.4 000 1be.Carded Waste, 500 ths.Hard Mixed Waste.+20 lbs.Botany Waste.The sale to take place at the Works, Hara Point, Quebec, on sdnesday.oath October, commencing at 10 o'clock a Goods on view on and.after ¢ October 10th.(Sale unreserved.and in lots to suit the \u201cBoptember 28, 1885.232 2aw§ BALLERS SALE\u2014 Provinos of aT Court\u2014Wfillam Darlihz, et al, es Hen Slernbers, yy the rict of Montreal \u2014No.52 t, at De lock the 1 oon, at \"domicile of the said Def > orenoon, at the ictoris al, in tho city of Montreal will be by auton of J «und chatlels of the fe dan Te LAS So EE Se FENDERS FOR STONE WILY, BE RE ceived up to Thursday.Sth instan addressed to the undersigned at the office o Q A stone requir t Drill Hall, Montreal.Specifications for Sante ean be seen at above place.Tne lowest or any y ten- Bots CALLAHAN\u2014In this city.on Beptember 26, by the choir, The.taking out SL the Kot Was accomplished under the e general di the Medical Health Officer.Sod oh A letter was read from Mr.Reynolds offer-: ing the use of some of his patent fire extin- uisbers for tbe Mount yal osplials.fhe I lover was referred to the Hospital Comme ve hairman read a communication from the Chief Medical Inspector of New York upon the subject of the best means of hand- nga es SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC.The following are extracts: This Department has the power to remove all cases of smallpox to the hospital if thought best.Consequently we never isolate or quarantine people suffering from this disease except in strictly private houses occupied b but one family.and seldom need do this many prefer going to the hospital rather than subject thoir friends to danger from conta- ion.Whenever isolation is adopted it is dons under the personal auporvision of the Inspector of the district who requires the family to follow his directions strictly as re- guards thorough isolation, any faflure to do ro is followed by immediate removal to hospital.When children are removed the mother may {lecompany them, and a wife may go with her sband if desired.When a case is r oported the district inspec tor takes charge of the house, vaccinates all who require it there, and in the adjoining houses.and searchos for concealed cases repeats his visit very frequently untii the period of incubation, which to be on the safe side we place at two.weeks, is past.By this moans if others appear we find them in the first stage of the disease and remove them - before danger to others pocure.The meeting then adjourned \u2018Ihe report of the Health Officer to Ald.Gray shows that dLosterday 61 houses were placarded for the t time and 28 replacard- ed, 147 persons were vaccinated in the cen tral office and 26 at the west end of ce, NEW Cases were re , 86 visits were rade by physicians and 94 cases were verified, 34 bouses were disinfected.There are 151 patients in hospital, of whom 6 were admitted yesterday.A DISAPPOINTMENT FOR THE ANTI-VAOCIN- ATIONISTS.This morning Ald.Jeannotte came in great excitement to Ald, Gray and sald he had discovered a case of a man who died from the effects of vaccination.Ald.Gra once sont the Health Officer apd Drs.Beaudry and Roy to examine the body of the mun.They reported that \u2018 having visited the house of one Louis Belec and examined the body of his son, Albert Belec, 17 years, lving dead from smalipox, they found on examination two vaccine clcatures perfectly regular and orthodox.Dr.Cleroux attended the man during his illdess.The case wus without doubt a case of confluent smallpox, | and had no connection whatever witb the ra: sult of vaccination, except the coincidence that the vaccination was performed during the Incubation of smallpox, which is known by scientists.to be in some cases fifteen ys.\u201d Notes, The Fabrique\u2019s report to the Health om- cer shows 44 deaths from smallpox within the city yesterday and 10 outside.Chief Paradis and a party of his men were called upon yesterday afternoon to assist some of tho sanitary officials to placard sume houses infected with smallpox on Maisonnouve street.The sanitary officers on applying at the houses to be p were toid that if they attempted to put uj tho yellow posters they would be driven ou ot tho street.Some pl: s affixed | ins ite of the inmates of the Houses w y torn down again and the health Officers tearing further Violence sant to the police: When the ohisf and his men arrived the flacarders di did thelr work, aud.although tid treoly wade they were not molested, of Her Majesty.The pol case will not be prepared until the order granting the same has been received.Athietio Games, The athletic games to take place at the Montreal Grounds to-morrow, premise to be highly interesting, inasmuch as several celebrated athletes have promised to be present.Among them are Queckberner and Ford, of New York; Little, of Trenton, Ont.; Barnhart, of Ottawa.Quinn, Scanlan and Jones, of the Shamrocks, will also participate in the games.If the weather favorable, there will no doubt be a large attendance, as these sports are very popular every year and usually attiact many people.ing from some of the names of those ue © will contest for the prizes, it is likely some good scores will be made, as many of them are not ugknown to fan There will be an extra race added to the list.It is 220 yards, with a lacrosse, to pick up a ball and carey 16 to the end.The prize is a medal, given by an old member of Lhe club.Open tu all lacrosse players.Number Forty, Policaman Number Forty was enjoying a ride on a St.Catherine street car lust aven- ing about seven o'clock.As the car reached the corner of Aylmer street an immense crowd of citizens were noti who were attracted by a free flght which was raging between two young fellows who wore punching each other's head tor all they were worth.Every one naturally supposed that\u201d Number 40, bel paid by the citizens to keep the peace, uld prove equal to the occasion and put a stop to the disgraceful scone.which was taking place on one of our brincipalithoroughfares.They were, bow- oomed to disapnolntment, as he absolutely refu to interfere, remarking in broken English that it was not his beat.The car moved on and the fight continued but finally, the policeman becoming rm at the protests of the passengers, jumped off presumably for the purpose of doing bis duty.Whether he did so or not is an open question.as no arrests of this nature appeared on the police sheets this morning.The Baby Goes to Gaol, A fairly good looking woman named Maly Fitzmaurice was brought.into the Central station yesterday ina A itiable state of in- toxica her arms.she bore a weeping child, about five months old, which she stated was her own.She had been arrested on St.Antoine street, where she was staggering around at the eminent risk of her un- fortunste child's life When hrought up Vio the Sergeant's desk -8t the station, she gould hardly stand and she had to be placed in a chair.The child was left with Ron, and a guard placed over her oell to see that it came to no barm at her hands.She was sentenced tosix month's imprisonment this morning, and ber child is to go to gaol with her.Brigade Church Parade, \u201cThe annual church parade of the city corps of the Fifth- Military District takes plage on Sunday to Christ Church Cathedral.\u2018The brigade will assemble on the Champ de Mars.Alleged Jiivenile Stabbing Case, On Wednesday Sergeant Beauchemin, found a boy named Wiliam Farrel, lying in an unconscious condition in Bronsdon lane, and carried him: to bis home on Dufferin Square, and a Physielan being summoned it was found that he had been stabbed al bout the head, side and back with a jack knife, b ï à boylsh companion with whom he quarrel: The wounds are ob likely to rove fasal 2nd Farrel and friends will 2o ATK WIth reat ceremony, and after prayers and hymns, the reading of the Torah was con- clud Rabbi Marks then made a tour of the mple, accompanied by ;Mess Isaacs Lewis, bearing the Torah.followed by the children during which he chanted in Hebrew, to Which the children responded.The Torah was then replaced in the Ark, ana Rabbi Marks explained the meaning of the festival.He began by saying the aim of modern Judaism was to make the services in the synagogue more im mpres- sive than they bad been in former days.This day is celebrated because it is the time in which the readiag of the law begins and ends.ln times gone by, the reading of the Torah, which is Lhe five books of Moses, was accomplished once a year, but that has been changed and it is now read through only once in three years.The service is considered, in one sense, a kind of marriage ceremony, as two persons are selected San 3 the side of the uring reading of the last pt! the fh apter\u201d he the Torah, One of these is called the groom of the law, and the other the groom of Gene- sls, and it is considered a great honor to be selected for these offices.To-day Mr.Isnacs and Mr.N.Lewis were selected.When the Toran is borne among the con- -gregation it is to Impress upon them the ecessity of keeping the law, and to remind them to Jomamb 0) Je teachings in all thelr \u2018daily life.said he felt | \u2018highly ried at the force atteudance to-day, the flrst time be has had the te oamure ot finishing the reading of the Torah, sinca he has been pastor of this oo regation After giving them some sound advice, and ping | they would all be present at the ind ool tion, three ears § ence, he dismissed them with a bene- ictio! Tho rausto furnished by the choir was excellent, and the soio rendered b iss Ada Moylan was particularly fine, ho cholr is under the loa rehip of Feist, and Mr.Fred.Boas is chairman of the music committee, TRANSA 1LLAN1IC TRAVELLERS.List of Baloon Passengers per SS, \u201cParisian,\u201d for Liverpool.List of saloon pnasonsers | per Allan poyal Mail steamship \"Parisian.\u201d sed 0 James Wylie, from Quebec to Liver, oo.Br 1586: Mr.Wm Aiton, Mrs, H.r.Alexa ju Mr.Wa \"Wm.0.Aldridge, Wg Ry Mr.Wo siley, Mr.W.J.ley, ar acley r.aker, Mr.B Mrs.I Miss i en on.\u201cMera, EU rn and maid, Mr.Joseph .on.Mr: John Mastor Bickford, B e Bickford and\u201d maid, Mr.Arthur Bist.Mr John Black, Mrs.Black, r.Borrodaile, Mra.Borro- ant, Mr.Geo.Burbidge, Mr.Comet.re.Cathcart, ank Chater, Miss Crittenden, Vico-Admiral Sir J.Spring chickens.12% 19% per ib., or 35 to 60e per pair: fowls, 11 to 186 per _Ib., or to Toe per airs turkeys, 14 th 15¢ per lb, or 5 to $ heu do, 15 to 166 por lb, or | 8 to sl 25.ool ; Bprinæ, do 13 to l4c perlb, 25 to 32 25 perpuir: young geose 9c to iE per ib, OT OÙ to $l each: tame ducks 73¢ 1 25 por pair: pigeons, $1 50 per gou: to woo cock, 90c to 1 fer » pair; snipe.2 er doz; $2 50 per doz; ok snipe, 400 to 50 land snipe, 40 to 50c per doz.: blac wo.to Te ser pair; red heads, 70 to 75c ; blue bills, 40 to 50c per vair; Jeol oka.350 por pair: plovers, $3 p partridges, 40 to 60c per brace: hares.35 ts 40¢ per couple.Fish was plentiful to-day, and prices were unchanged.A very fine maskinonge.caught at éuateauguar, and pou anging Stall \u2018Haddook, 6e to To per ib; cod, 8 to Te: mackerel, 12 to 150; halibut, 150; pike, 8 to 10e wronce dorey, to 18e; Western do 100 to 120: bass, 12 to 150; maski- nonge.15e: white sturgeon, Scto 10; palibeads.eels, 15 to 25c per p suckers, catflshy.lacaiche, river white Pion \u2018and biaok- bass, r bunch; smoked eels, 16 to 30c each : fresh salmon, 25¢.: sword fish, 12c.Fruit was plentiful and cheap; apples are low in price while pears keep exceptionaily low.Apples, $1 5e 32250 per barrel; pears, Flemish beauties, 8 $4 50 per barrel or 760 per basket: Tan oranges, $8 barrel or 400 per duz: lemons, or $8 to 6 per box; bannn plums, $250 per box ui Damson ao, 305 per gal; blueberr: er box, or 8 cents per at: (poor) So to 806 sachs: peaches, 8275 er 250 Sar dozen; apes, Concord Mb: do Holaware.1240 190\" por Ib: do 250 per Ib, Ib or $5 per keg: cranberries, gail.Spanish, a per 25 to 80e per dozen; potatoes, 250 ver bushel: caplifiower, 106 each or $1 per dozen; beans, 75e to $1 per bushel: celery 25 to 30c per dozen; tomatoes 25 to 80c per bushel: turnips, 60c per baz: Indinn corn, 10 to 11e per dozen: red onlons, 50e per bushel; squashes, 10c each; sweet potatoes, $1 20 per bushel: spinach êde per basket: carrots, 500 per bushel.New honoy, in 1-Ib.boxes, 12 to 15e; do clear 9 to 120: wax 80 to 85e: maple sugar 7 to\u2019 10e; dossrap $1 25 per gallon.Batter, fresh, 25 to 800: 18 to 2%: oo soso, 1 120; ox.17 to 180 pet dog ats, 80-10 850 bags buckw oat, on Sn) to 120 per bag: per bushel: bariey, 85 to 60s per 50 1bs.do, Townships, Wholesale Produnoe, Provisions, eto, CHEESE\u2014The position of the market is un - altered, business being small in amount, but holders continuing firm in their ideas on the expeotation that.arise in values is the necessary outlook.We quote: Finest August, 85% to 8X0, or even 8c for really choice; finest July.1 to! 86 fs cable September is nominal y is steady at 42s.Bu en ognditton of the butter market 18 unchange que te: Ureamery, finest August al to âges do nest July 19 to 20c; © E.Commerel wie, Mrs.Davidson, Bey.nferior goods 1 18¢; Brookville and K.Davidson, Mr.William G .Daan kins, Mr, L.Morrisburg, finest fresh made, 16 170; do J.Derome, Mr.F, Je inton, Mrs, Dick, Dr.Buinmer made, choice to Host, 14 to 160; s Edmunds, Mr.H.Featherastonhaugh, Townshivs, finest fresh made, 18 to 16e: do iss Flint, Mf.Fo rs.Ford and infant, Summer made, choice tu finest, 16 to 180: Mr, J.B.Fraser, Rev.A.C.Jarrogk Mr.Western, nest fresh made, 14 tolde; do Sum- PH.Garpenu, Mr.C.H.Giles, Mr, C.E.Goad, mer, or.cholo oloe to finent, 13 to 18; irregular and Miss 0 5, Goad.! Master C, E Goad.Miss 11a.ol to ranger.Mr.H Mr.nry Hart, Mr.mixed lof on lly fresh stock sells at 16e: ohn Te \"Haske LE Rev.Msgr ve F.Hilton, zood d quays 14% to 150.Mrs.Hijton.infant and nurae.iss Hutohlison,- es potes Lee for large packages ., Mr.rt Mr.Roger and.Le for small packages, Mr, \"Mr, ohn Learmonth.rs.Bs-\u2014We quoje: ha a 624 to 8 75 and Lomosurier, Miss Macpherson, Mr.McWH- p arin $4 55 to linms, Mrs.MoWillinms Mr.H.W.Maynard, Mra.Bik ng -Salgion, No.1.91.811, No.2,810, No.faynard, and maid Lu nard; Mr.\" 3 $9 per brl {Cane B herring.$435 to J Merry, Mr.W.Herbert Milnes, Mr.H.J.450; do bal b D '51 50; Labrados do, NO, toca, Ho ors ode, $1 Mors | br EE rl rs.Northey and mai r.ol Paton, , $4: hu A«orter.Mr.Jose ph.Forty oe Mr.Head: | mackerel, No, 2, $4.60 to 4 75; No.3, $3 to 8 50; Mr.Ro Reid Tren, Mi Gaspe dry cod $3629 10375 per guintal.J.8.Ruddac FRE EEE Lord Le \u201cne: PORK.\u2014 We quo Mess poke, $12 soil, Miss Smith.Mr.Herbert Smith, Mis: B® 12,75; clear short.cut $1 $5: Stock, Professor Tanner, Mr, I.\u201c Thibesudoau, nadiaa short cut, $18.2 to $13.50; hams.Major \u20ac en.Turner, iden ag EME spon.br PIX] 0 À Foe canvassed, gi as\u2014Turner, two ren 3 D.Walker.À.t Lieut LARD, w 9X0 Cansdisu, 8X 1 Btuartwociler, k to 90; te bushel: beans, $1 to pois.Por\" Callahan, of a daughter.283 à MARRIAGES.MORGAN-GOLD\u2014On Wednesday, September 30, at the residence of the bride's father, Cream Hill, West Cornwall.Conn., by the Rev.Charles Fitch, assisted by Rev.William MacDougall, Colin D, Morgan, Esq.of Montreal, to Martha Wadgwarth Gold, youngest daughter of Hon.T.8.Gold.281 WV ATCHES-PRICE LIST.Ladies\u2019 Solid Silver Watches from $8.Boys\u2019 Solid Silver Watches from 1.50.First-class Solid Silver Watches from 810.Waltham, Elgin Celebra! 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