The Montreal daily star, 1 mai 1886, samedi 1 mai 1886

[" 5 \u201d BOYOTIING DENOUNCED.tmpostans \u2018Astion by the New York \u2026 dery\u2014Mejibers of the Empire Pro- \u2018\u2019éqetive Association Indictod\u2014 \u2018The Eight Hour uve.ment \u2014 General \u201cLabor Notes.Naw XonK, April 30\u2014The grand jury of > Court of General Sessions to-day handed té Hecorder Smyth a presentment condemn- in \u2018boycotting.The presentment severely ebiidemns Police Justice Welde, who, when a number of hoyeotiers were arrested and \u201c-Arougbt before him for annoying Kavanagh, Sen ford; aio, the tatlors, discharged them ad Captains Williams, Mo- peland bad confessed that yerless toréliove Lhe boycotted Aho law.\u201cCullough ré tices failed to commit the prisoners.It ap- dereliction of duty and great ignorance of 1 \u2018the law were displayed by this recognized ; « \u201cWégal authority of our poles.\u201cOtherwise ; \u201cte elaim that our city would net-hava.boen 7 disgraced for the perlod of nine days after those decisions of Justice Welde bad been given by this nefarious conspiraë# tiRinst ; the people.\u201d A thorough examination con- winoes the grand jury that the so-called E \u201cboycott\u201d Is an accu ised exollo, Silla they ET urge bat every effort of\u201d lature, and bar, the press \u201cof The\u201d land and every American citizen\u2018bé taken to aid in \u2018exterminating the hydra-headed mouster, dra, ita loathsome length along the continent, sacking Lie very Iife-blood of our le and oommerce, and equally baneful to employers and employed.= LABOR HRADS INDICTED.jo Naw YoBKA 20; 1Be m members of the Fos executive ou of \u2018thé Pmpire Protective Assoctiation- came tô the district attorney's 2 office to-day to learn if they were wanted.They were-informed that indictments were ; presented against them yesterday for con- \u201c> Spiracy | ta tonnection with the Third Avenue ke and that they would required roa bo furnish $1000 bail each to answer.hey were accompanied by pondsmen who became security for them, T \u2018The accused men : On the dFétrd that they bad mot violated | ; \u2018arms from nlsance' so long'as polies just- \u2018pears evident to the grand jury that a great: OR XVIII.NO.102.NEWS OF THE WOKLD CONDENSED.the cir States that tho signed.author of + on the 24th i that his Itfe çums The Vienna Fremdenb the absence from Washington of Baron Schaefer, Anstrian ustria L D.&1.CABLE.es despaired of.ces.Minister AMERICAN.loss & 2 22 A German settlement at Brigetenan, near Stry, Galicia, has been destroyed by fire.The Czar has conferred decorations u + Edhem Yaeha, the special Lovey.of the ob tan, and the membors of his suite.England has consented to the proj osition that Ali Riza; formerly Governor of \u201cshall undertake a mission to Wady Halfa to nego egothute with the rebels for a cessation of nasil Gladstone denles the story recently girout ted thal he has \u2018decided to join the Catholic Church and that be had re- omen, the decision to be kept secret for six montns for political reasons.The wound received by Edward Drumont, La Franee Juive in his duel with M.Meyer, director of the Paris Gaulois t., has become so dangerous \u201cthe case fs attracting widespread attention and the Government has ordered an enquiry into all latt, commentin on A.Robertson, printers and oro- prietors of the New York Scotsman, have as- At Baltimore last \u2018evening the five sto warehouse of W.F dealers in notions, on West Baltimore stree was destroyed by tire, and a number o neighboring buildings were badly damaged; aggregate losses $575,000.IT Adolph Schenck, chairman of a Socialist meeting in Now York a wWéék \u2018ago Friday | night, and Richard Branschew, one of the |\" speakers at the meeting, are in gaol, having been indicted by the Grand Jury on charge of using inflammatory language.They will be arraigned to-day.bte: x, Co., wholesale Arrar, on to the United tes, and the Inference deduced therefrom meant to retaliate for the Kielly affair and remain unrepresented unsil it should be adjusted, says the reason for Baron's absence is simply to enjo a desired \u201crurlongh on account of If his health permits he will return to Washington after the expiration of his fur- ough, otherwise a successor will be appointed to continue the represeatation of Austria at the American capital.0 des © GREECE'S ANBWER.She Yields to the Desives of the Powers and ; Will Not Diaturb the Peace.ATHENS, April 30.\u2014 Greece, in her reply td the ultimatum of the powers ordering her to disarm withiu ght da days.points | to.the fact that she had - bad p counsel \u201cof \u201cFrance,\u201d {ving a formal agstirance that she ride to no desire of the powers and woul not disturb peace.Consequently she will not main- or armaments, but will gradually reduce them.(resce trusts, the answer adi that the ultimatum of the powers will be now regarded as having no further object.CONSTANTINOPLE, April 30.\u2014 The Porte has thauked 4 the Spomers fa for their efforts to cause ar ** Prompt and unconditional lara alone,\u201d says the pote of thanks, \u201ccould induce the Porte to dispense with a demand jor compensation for the enormous sacrifices Turkey bas been compelled to make in maintenance of a Ge \u2018meet the threatened attack of LONDON, April 30.-Although the powers in theirs ultimatum ipslst upon Greece's unconditional surrender, it is \u2018here co: likely that \u2018Turkey will bo induced to cede a portion of the disputed territory to Greece.It is understood tha both France and Rus- sla are podeayorivg to secure such a settlement of the y.FHENS, April 30 (.\u2014-The Goversment has ordered \u201ctho disarming of four steamers | bch wera being fitted out for cruisers.forthe deepateb of the garrison È Athens to the front has been cancelled.o_o Baking Bowler, guilty with leave to Te the en and move to quash the indletment.\u2018trial of the prisoners.was fixed for May 5.A WARNING.Pressure, April 30.\u2014This week's Iron Age, the Aloe organ of the fron manufacturers, discussing thd eight hour movement, says: * When'the eight hour system is an ecoaomic possibility, labor will not i Dave to strike, boyeott, riot and kill to secure a its benefits.Until ic is possible violent mea- a syres will only basten the end now threaten- -\u2014the collapse of all organizations and the utter demoralization nf labor.Employers do not readily organize, but they have begun to do so, and the instinct of selt-protection will bring them together.When they are pres pared to meet labor on its own grounds and dictate terms and conditions, labor must surrender.Such & conflict is undesirable, but it seems 10 be inevitable, and if it comes there can, in the present state of public opin- on, be no doubt as to the result.A PHILADELPHIA STRIKE.PHILADELPHIA, Aprii 30.\u2014About three hundred machinists, carpenters, engineers, laboters and mechanics of various kinds \u2018employed in the shops of Allison's car works aid off at noon to-day with a notice .eir services wore no longer required.i The men had d an increase in wages and last Er night the firm granted the men an increase from six to sixteen per cent.in various brancheso! the works.be a, offer ae ado as à com ro- mise, the men originally demgidia fie 200.\u2018por\u2019 cent.advance.Yeste terday à \u201ca ittes, depresentin the shop horde, Sotiiled tn he firm tha the ad advange was not satisfactory and oat not be acceptad.Notices were immediately pi sted up in the \u201cshops to the effect that al employes dise satisfied with the terms n ot repurt- for work this morning.e on Car Works employ nearly 700 men and of this number ninety per cent.are out of work as a result of the difficuity.THE EIGHT HOUR MOVEMENT.New York, April 30.\u2014Fhe eight hour movement, seèms fo be making good heaa- wy throughout the country, though here and there reports come in of fir rms deciding on closing up 1ather than agree tothe terms.Where the demand is granted itis nearly always at the old rate of wages, some cases _ yen bal being reported where the scale has I ee \"April 30.-The freight handlers on the Burlington and Alton roads have stopped work, owing to refusal to accede to thelr demand\u2019 for eight hours.As soon as the u p.m.the 350 employés of the Union Brass Manufacturing Company t work.They demnnded eizht Bours work_and nine hours\u2019 pay, which the mpany velt ho pi lumbing Shops in the ci have ona eight hours\u2019 work - sid nine hours\u2019 pay.About noon to-day, 36.girls, ranging in ga from 15 to 20 years, empl oyed\u2014-by ilder & Hale, manufacturers of shoe insoles, went out on strike.Early this morn- 19 a commities of three waited oft Mt.ider and demanded ten hours\u2019 pay for mh, work, givin g Dim ual noon to \u2026 Soie.La ps ch he 0.40.6d Lie ota tha t a Nelson Morris and Ar- Cn IP ere 6-largest packers,-have-}- \u201cdecided to shu down if the demand for eight, ; éd upon, ~The immense iron works of the Crane ros.Manufacturing Co.will close.down to-morrow night for gd weeks.The company inténds that it then inaugurate the eight hours system, hac deems the shut down necessary ta arrange for the new orde ni CORICAGO, Oa Apt The Chicago and \u201cNorth-W ow has offectad.as lement With es hundred shopmen \u201cnear thi s ait, o demand an eight hours\u2019 ; ny working day, ! grants.nine hours\u2019 Rete a with ull ay and makes fin tHe malter of rail- the concession to omen road fare between this'city and the shops.One hundred freight handlers on the Grand Trunk Railway have made a demand for an sigh t hours\u2019 working day with no decreaso ay.TTSBURG, April \u201880 Wistna RELIABLE MAN SP ns Collector.Wheeler Company.'No.113 P] array ei ER WASTED an à DL» = IE DIATELY 15, GOOD.\"PAINE Zapprences AP.Ty 1631 Note Dame strest, or ANTED=X GEODN MAN CAN VASS THE ly to Ji and 21 AP ray eh nents & Soa, Spice M WANE EDI MME EDIATE LY, AN EXP! ds millinery, {2 ex; Hence milliers nd two 4 v6S Dorcbeser x apprentipes.\u201d Appis w STE KBER.WHITE, BTE APT RNMPLOY.FANTED IMMEDIATELY, AN LEXPERIEN Wi rpeaking aoguages, fa ce both 1 TEE must have Cr, 23 TRAVELLER ca sal SDN resorts i #\\ashigouche House, RATAk © of à 3 must well a and it ad PL oad mn CUTE ALD WASTED-IuM Ei DIAYE rs 10 sell P.«9 Box 1521 Situations Elawted.WV ANIED SITUATION BY A YOUNG lady, weiting shorthand and owoing and operating fype writer.1003 Address.= X 507.\" Stan ofbes.ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG L! SY WASHES So \u201ca su uation in an offiee as Box 1657, Kitchen.482 Laganchetiere street Sie gr RR SE | ROOMS FURNISHED.7 BURNSIDE PLACE, os RODLIY A PRIVATE FAMILY.No.2% BLEGLY 00MS \u2014 [dress Pay raz ANTED TO 110 THE Wii 0 CE SM w dore Ro EE FAN es oO nin Cookin: \"2 PCR lit Se hares whl = Ril ANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY.oF in À sealed nt », x ea the wouis DIE pme RER La Le EE sis aE Water \u2014 JOBE: NG.GARDENING.OF a UN NISHED, TWO, TO LET, aT a ranches, ork done peat] German a > 3008 forsale.Address.Gubell.S08 lUalveretreE 101$ OOM-\u2014SINGLE AND DOUBLE, FURNISHED, AN Y A YOUNG LAD sS ç Private family.13 Branswick.1003 | w Mine cs.36 A nei ox\u2019 dom a TION ia le, ao on (he coun! ring OOMS \u2014 TWO NICE FURNISHED BEDHOONS L-CLRs refesences, ne i .ne wc.Apply at 305t.Demisst.1012 Sage Hoh io.Addr 1 BR NE NICE FURNISHED Foon TO LET, ANTEU-RY & YOUNG NCH AD TES RS t Meo.fi Champ de Mars street, be een Gator sh niyo 3 situation as = and & Dents street.wd RERO Tah °F Sf coimanion roa on ection to Sooo} TE oro ROQYS SEATLY FURNISHED BEDROOM.ci 288:,°* STAR of he A L- = 2 WANED \u2014 SITUATION, À TG a AS esirous of Rous with BOARD AT Tala, FOR THE Summer Months, near the froating Ihe fiver.Good acc ommodatin.pion, Énevigns.V.Va Roo CFOSNISHEI, 3 MINUTES WALÆ D Fost Orfice.484% Lagauchetiere St.10i à R OOMS \u2014 FUENISHED AND UNFURNISHED, double or single, with board if required.5 45 Catherine street.101 3 00M ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN WIL FIND om, with or without board, in a pri\u2018rate family Wheto 1 but few boarders are kept, 229 St, nlx abeths 5h RR OOM-XRICELY FUBNISHER ROOM FOR ONE OR two gentlemen, pri e family; b.and wc.on June flat.39 Caahwart atreu! 1013 OOMS\u2014FERNISHED FRONT PARLO ABLE for one or Wo.gentlemen.136 Peet st.B SCI 0k 3 RO aéan PRE, FOR HOUSEEEEP 110, FOR KX family.pis to «03 Lagaach tiers street, City.oo.ROE.OOMS 10° LET~IN WEST, END, v1 VEISITT OF Chatham street, tWo I ited, Bb.and wc Address CH OIE Gran aon 10138 RO FURNES ISHED OK.UNFURNISHE D.ss ST.\u201cFROM ROOMS EURNISHED, SUITABLE FOR} ONE am two gentlemen.6 Beaver Hall Square 1012 shi (ELL FUINISHED SINGIE ROOM.\u201cSENADIS Tor Bilge gentemAn.RE Roous-T0 LET AT 50 AYLMER STREE .1 ore > Reon: 5-\u2014-COMFORTABLY FURNISHED R VOUS, DA Lorne Avenue.OOMS\u2014WIÉE y vorsity Sfrcèt, als Rovit= conioneasis FÜRNISHED for 1 or 2gentiemen: 107% fleurs street.FIRSTCLASS Boawn.at = Ea on OOM S, 3013 To 10 LET, 42 101 2 VOM \u2014 FERNISHED BEDROOM ver Ha u.voa [$4.000 SES AS 058 2e LANDRY, Se et brit TT LOAN - $5 000, 5.000.$2, 2,000, 10! put perty.?¥ tng some Address \u201c N 2075,\" RTan office.Sois.mission.aX ND WIFE MAR WANTED ED-SITUATION BY A awd ga ATs or, rer Re irae Ÿ ANTED- BY A RESPECTABLE WORK bytheday.apply No.15 Dapre apaialrs.mans WASTED BTL CBESPECTZE LE \"WIDOW.TRE : montés deu refeences fr emer ired.Bory ge ; Db.Soh, 5 briei, Mont WDE ITO se wade Deminique stroe of A 0 158 WASTED Work NAF ARN THMEDTATELY.203 WANES BY A) A LADY TYE BE OF A HOUSE for an wn for me, demie or oR \u201chéstireferences ho ame : BUEEY FEO FICE Wy BY ees.> Asldrezs QUININE # the elements of blood, bone and fosh mba uinin the most valuable of oc with Quininty i AROUD\u2019S QUININE WINE] With the nutritivo principals of BEEF Seedlo children and dalicate people, without appetite or reparation.General Depot in Paris, J, Ferré, Druggist, 102 Richelien Bt, Sue.to vou FOR BALE BY ALL THE PRINCIPAL DRUG STORES IN THE Orey RASE EXACT aia ARQUD, oruerts 94 cll y Manual cf ail Diseases, vise TE Pro Disicalt à Prentbism se elas, | Cold vi dis the bytioal Wisebnaus , ol TF Biced] ing.oT = of o ot £ Sa CS.pren TA EEE Pia a 109 Felon oe A uenza 4 Inflammation of the Mouth sad ll des the Jrritati DISEASES of the THROAT VOICE and MOUTH vo LOZENGES (Berthollats Salt) Recommended fhroat, swollen IDETHAN\u2019S asa c for the care of Sore 2 specif Lr thoe a \u2018s Extinction of the Voice, bad Breath, tongue; jon causod by y Tobaced jad specially aot to Magistrates, nges are \u2018Teachers, Professors and Singers, for Power of the Voice.increasing the Power hh P: DETHAN, (unis, re Sandia, 89.And at all Depots for French Bemedias.oh oals bestsuited ¢ to Tour, oo; onveniapes.As 5 frs, and 20s.S08.ALL RESPE SEALE, DHUGGIATA.oman: to ase hen ne \u2018de {Bugar-Coated Pills) constitute the best, the most eprecoble, th the \u201cmgt active and most céonotaieal of all uratives.\u2014 They suit all ages and a constitutions of both sexes.BEWARE OF IMITATIONS and at all good chemi ste\u201d Skin Diseases, Herpes, Congestions, Sorofula, Jlcers and Vitisted Blood.ner TF nS IB E RT = BOUDAULT'S | PEPSINE Jie, The only one.r 3 Le only one: scommended by DR CO Bo! 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le waters to Three Rivers.The Chaudière pridge can be prevented as easily as the Levis, as it is the upper portivn oi the water and can be Kept clear by the or- Binoy ior bouts.espeusaiiy 1.direbted Lo: 80 by the Harbor Commission of Quebec.There appears a good deal of similarity in the history of these two ice jams, the Chaudière and the De Boucherville, and I pe little doubt a like treatment would \u2018lead to the same result which we claim at Quebec, of a better state of affairs; but the commencement.muat be made for Montreal at the point ol the river where navigation - as this Winter, iz a3 Three Hivers, \u2018and a passage or lane of water kept clear to the mouth ot the MLicheiew (Sorel.These water spaces arc found ID the Arctic seas, and blow-holes are common in all lakes.l would follow the line of the current through 8t.Peter, depending upon the flow of the water through the lake to keep the young ice runninæ,-in-fagt run a ferry boat between Three Rivers and Sorel.This year the breaking up of the ice on Lake St.Peter immediately relioved the inundation of Montreal, so It would apoear il tuis had béenartiticially done,- Montreal would have heen saved a great misfortune.1 would recommend Maver Beaugrand to ascertain \u2018who is responsible or the navigation of the St.Lawrence, and if due diligence has not _ to sue that department tor a «atilibn dollars (this no doubt would bring on to the puvlic estimates $50,000 lor the further improvement of the St.Lawrence), or to show cause why it'is a dispensation of ss VAI: W.PrSYERERE a ST EE prime PERCTE ATEN, Montreal, April, 28, 1886, Christ Church Cathedral Easter Service, To the Editor of THE STAR: Would you spare me s paper to ask Prof.Couture of Christ Church Cathedral choir to be so kind as to repeat the service rendered under his leadership last Sunday, particularly the beautiful duet iss Llla Walker (the winner of the scholarship) and Miss A.Moylan, which was revious letter, 27th Sorel 1 have shown t the removal of ice from the surface of le water admits the rays of the sun, and helzhtens its temperatura.This is to-day ~ Prachi 5.the.case; \u2018AS \u2018water coming into our r from the west shows a steady temperalure of 34 degrees, whilst water coming from the east varies from 34 to 36 Tees.The climatia effect 1s that we are sowing our gardens in Quebec on the 20th April, whilst for the last 40 years 1 have hever \u2018been able todo anything before the 26th or 29th of April! our cows are also in the field goog a balf meal, and vegetation is far The whole of this subject is of such national importance, and of so great scientific interest, that if once taken hold of by ® eers and by geographers, we shall become like Arctic pavigators surprised at our own want of courage, and at the facility \u2018with which we have abandoned to Providence an apparent impossibility.1 believe Providence does not expect us to wait until the sun removes the ico frpm our harbors, and I do not think Mont will submit wo be the last ice blockaded port on this continent.Even Hudson Bay hopes to compete with the St.Lawrence, and she will do so if she can solve ihe ice question.£ have the honor ta be, sir, Your obedient servant, _ Vice-Presid t Quebec Geogravhio os: en iety.Quettf, April 21, 1886.5 WEMPERATURE OF THE WATER OF THE ST.LAWRENCE OPPOSITE.QUEBEC CONTINUED.1886 April 9.\u201c10.ing : 15.Fail - .sing 14.Falling 7 15.Rising Falling = 17.Falling 17.Rising 19.Falling = * arse the last retarn only two observations davb been taken to estabtish the temperature of the ice in the Louise Basin.The result Das ven 52° in oach Jase.the dates being the an P e ice is broken si this last date.en since Falling tido ay tres zEttan dk » SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.i= \u2018QUEBEC.April 31, 1885.Rosier \u2014 Therm.41°.Hazy ; light -ROFh-cast wind : no ice.Anticosti-Therm.400.Cloudy and calm ; \u2018no fees The str.\u201cTitania\u201d in the same condi tion a8 last Autumn, uninjured by ice, Ape Despair\u2014Dull; north-west wind : no Point Maguereau\u2014Cloudy and warm; light west wind: no ice.Foiut Escuminne\u2014Clear and fine: light west d : heavy close packed ice everywhnre.Tormentine\u2014Clear and tine ; strong ge savest wind: ice two miles in extent 609.Clear and warm: .Cove \u2014Therm, strohg south:wast wind ; heavy open ice overy- where moving South-cast.à w Point\u2014Clear, fine and warm: strong south-west wind; heavy open ice everywhere, moving east, ; \u2018 Cape Ray, Nid.\u2014Clear and ffne: light south- \u2018west wind; fishing fair; no ice.St, Piorra Mignelon\u2014Cisar and fine: pros- ects of cold weather: light south wind: no Le Leur shore; some open ice visible far out.SIR,: + \u201c Tbe Montreal Company, \u2018work, have restored the lights to the citya ¢ they were previous to the flood.\u201d It is seldom that the Montreal Gas Company deserves ubyl praise for doing anything of uny public beaetit, and 1 am sorry to ey it does uot deserve any in this case, for the lights of the city bave not been re as ther wera previous to the flood, and the Mon:real Gas Company does not seem to care much, ia many cases atbat I know of, whether people suffer for want of dight or nut.Some iriends of mine, who live * down à town,\u201d near the Champ de Mars, who do their pooking ou a gus stove, trusting to a urin i whiph time three months of the passage of the act.Mr.Gagnon is after ihe Government et 0 any ol us, an there is no excuse for any Le was- sola charge, including the luta- - retty ively, to know ih © nature of tha OVERTURE \u201c Pars I.Rsaanieilo,\u201d.when the truth must be had, the whole que who sullies that reputation by mysterious hints of fraud an embezzi tics, and to r whick ho vas paid the paltry ï à inistaral measures, respecting the public - EE \u201cREMINGtox* ; one y vrun0nou Aider NOTICE.truth, and nothing but the truth.cement, which sum of $50.From 1875 to 1879, he gave his NAVIGATION NOTES, healtu and the assist @ Bre promised jn the 3 QUARTETTE.ws BREN, 3 NDE} to, bi sreaveres Now the truth in regard to the mat- exist only in the imagination.sorvices to the institution conjolativ with speech Irom the Thron x + 0 Certain raiiways.FANDAKD TYPE-WRITER > MAST AND MESSRS.TUONFSUN Mendeisso oh Draring the work of removal to the To Cultivate Tobacco io England, oward, but always _gratuitcusly, till The First Arrival this Year and Other Years © bas given notice tha t ho will eRBquire a SONG iia Ur Lowi \u201d ceeraes aasbss sens ter at present in hand is that govern- {From the London l'ruth.; 1879, when the sisters undertook to pay the ~\u2014Water to be Let Into the Lachine whether they are ready, ME.Cuas.U.Tuourabn.new STAR building and adaptation of ment is a form of control over individu- Iam glad that the question of allowing pays: a and named.him 25 such.Th Canal this Evening.be presented to the Hou se and when they will t is rutier te- SONG.\u201c Even 18\".Goldbect: ; the premises, the editorial rooms will als instituted with a view to seguring doctor considers is singular, Eliérelore, thug markablo that the Uppesiti on should dis Mes & D, NDEuN0.Te found by entrance at No.4 SL, Kiagdom 1s coming to the fore.It is a the cultivation of tobacco in the United ao trace can be found in the archives of his The first arrival from sea, the Dominion piay so mu impatience in quart Lo DESCRIPTIVE SONG.à.Cart £, Mas: wu\u201d il à Wie Yo Cherry their co-operation in certain matters, crying absurdit wt x £a \\spend a vast number of connection with Lhe iustitution during this Line 85.\u201cDominion,\u201d which Jeit Bristol Gaverament noi Yet Lelors the as.$ GRAND ORCHESTRA co-operation m regard to which is millions in importing; an article which period, April 17th, reached port atweenn four and sembly, w ois I a dozen Ministerial i E usc L MARCH.© À B.Harris MRSTRA.George Street.essential to the integrity and cohesion might be produced at homo with ; on to his dismissal in 1885, he ive last evening.The follow: is the remeasures have been k CDL'IYnE over fur wo SUNG Se aa Th Clap \u2018 Tae Lond of society.elit to agricuiturista, Tobacco culture is great beu- &ives the f ollowinz account : Eheauthorities cord of the Hirst arrivals of vessels from sea several days pasi, Through the ohst inacy of > in A Beige, on Times is very generous Why should we resent the precisely what is wanted on small holaings, notified hiw that alter thal dato his services for the past teu years: 1874, May 11; members who persist in having the time of BALLAD Lava AN Sr oRTR™ Weilinge with its advice to Canadians not to in- interference of Government in matters \u2018lor it partakes greatly of gardenigz.The could only be continued on certain condi- April 29; 1876 , May 8; 1877, April ¢ - ui the House Irittered away in \u2018Îdie debates ab tiawaul Har: sist on the full measure oi their rights of dress or amusement?Because we revenue couid be easily collected ware we to tions, as these conditions were contrar to April 20; 1879, May 1; di 1881.vver matters utterly toreizn to Lhe Lesisia- FORTY MINUTES WASTED (Papi wf ay, 0, Avigarin 44 in connection with the fisheries.This adopt the fiscal s professional di, April 29; 158: 2 M ay G; 1 853, 1 fy 5; 1854, ure an Nis Besa oh ù nd Bry MARTIN.know that uniformity, or any established United States There unmanufaciured to- ystem now in force in the.i Well, I declined their offers, abd\u201d was subse: gaity, waich they kuew full ay 2; 1883, # ay 8; 1888, April 50.esl lo the purpose for whic boi was | in every hour spent in writing with the pen .SOXG cee en 118 Wallace is the eternal sing-song of \u201cimperial\u201d standard, in regard to these matters, is bacco can only bo sold to prsous havin;s a quenily named by the Goverament ss ono of \u2018Ihe steanmter \u201cPrincess\u201d makes her firat Mr.MeShane bas given notice of the per- time can bo saved by usinr the Reminr le hes A Yo \u2018policy.If Canada is not to enjoy the not necessary to the eohesion of society; heense to manufacture.These manutac- tinent enquiry whe! ther the Government is i ton Tvpa-Writer.The ONLY WRITING ¢ LL.and we do not want to sacrifice mors of passage of the last bill concerning insane e wedical stall for the asylum.Before the returning on Monday.trip to Carillon from Lachine, this morning, a Ware that smallpox is now and has been ail OVERTURE cane illiam tel pacsessssaunse Rossini same advantages that another nation Goveraiment stamp is alixed.turers can only sell it in packets to which a asylums there was continual grumbling at V ter prevalent in Sorel, and that the MACHINE that can ho used br ANYONE at wh CHEST wonld in her geographical position; if our personal liberty than is absolutely the burden of paying the duciors, which fell Mr.Leveille, the superintendent of pilots f Health fails to conform with sight and will stand in repair and save tum she must concede every point that ever necessary toenable us to enjoy the bene- The Land of the Chinook.on the nuns, but immediately after the has returned from Quebe ¢ after vlacing the the law pro vid Used by Leading Insurance Companies WALTZ SUNG 3 ho wid by my roses 10.\u201d Sctieiffarth NTO =» 3 eames for discussion between herself fits of social order.But if this mani- {From.tie, Regina Leader.} nomination of a medical bureau channel buoys in positiv na feci ouses, ding for the Placardiug ui iu- tFupit 1s REIS) To the astonishment of \u2014 our \u201cAmeriran erniIvent at ikvowaexpeuse, the dtrec ry Vv the y nia .The tr SS.Companp'e ANNEXATION.Rallways, Lawyers, Merchants, &e., in DUET.War,\" were tipoke «and her powerful neighbor; and if the festly true principle were kept in view neighbors, cattie on the Canadian ranges in \u201cMiramichi\u201d arr ved in rt from winter United States asd Canada.sunG.\u2026\u2026 mi mc 58 ED 43, À Home Government, instead of strength- we should not find people talking the far west have escaped almost unharmed, of the asylum preferred to assume tho vay- ment of the physicians named by themselves, quarlers vesterday, and left this afternoon village of St.The Bill to authorize the Corporati ; - 0 : 0 of 4 ADOPIEL BY DOMINION GOVERN.Mes 5.B.\\xn£es vita, dessaur re of Government as if its while south of the bordor tao loss and dam- which, tho doctor adds, \u201citis to on her first trip to Pictou, N.S, with a to the Cityof Montreal, and tomate t abriel to annex ihe sa id vi = soNGs Waiting,\" Birch ening her hands, is invariably going to upon bu supposed © doctor general eargo.Sary agresn hen MENT {r ep on, dear Pins recommend the weaker policy, Cana- shoniders lay the responsibility for the of the Cavadian territory and the * C age have been great.The lower cievation ook\" terminates by saying that this was to thelr own interest.\u201d ersecution The water will be let into the Lachine that end, is to come before the Private Bills ents with the said city to attan M ; dians would do well to.consider whether morality of the whole community, and winds may largely acoouunti for the difference t= 13 recompense ven iu.all canal this evel Ominities on.and the fovn of So BELECTION from.AEST, Floto in favor of our own side, Perhaps the lower upper St.La wrence and the Ottawn will be aing and the navigation of Henri bill on Tue: a.T he SEXD FOR CATALOGUE AND ToT, BALLAD.The the colonial relation, which involves as if, apart from its interference, no elevation of the more northern regions may ing a matter which might have jeopardized honor and conscience, a certificate concern- iu luli operation on Monday.sions of the St.Gabriel village vs rit Miss SRIETZA IL Aroilou such sacrifices, is one that a moral reforms of any inportance could the reason why the warm winds from tie the interests of toe province aud of Cone © Cou neil ! of the village of St.Gabrinl FONG seauscensee ss ques Ol Lal,\" ana Hinge self-respecting people can consent be carried into effect.The Government Pacilic brean reach it, while they cannot federation, The Temperly Line 53.\u2018Ocean Ki og,\u201d and shal have the po 3 Wer to pass ai ¥ Friaw tn DE à Aur .to maintain.If ass the mountain barriers to tue south.the Beaver Line SS.\u201cLake Champlain,\u201d are to the City of Mon annex the territory of the village Uist Gabriel AGENT, J.OFLARERTY, QUARTETTE.sauces Verdi being part and to-day is asked to regulate the relations k 3 ut, whatever the cause, thy fact of the cli- To this L\u2019'Klendard, presumably as the reported inwards an d wil probably arrive 2.By sueh by-i {i silken IOMPSON es ES ! ALAR, =, parcel of the Empire practically between capital and labor; and Presi.Mate in the grazing regions being warmer official organ of the, sisters, opposes a cate- iu port on Monday.+ what conditions aw it shall be provided under sue: Shaw 459 ST.Pa UL STREET.M Mescrvod sentis 88.- \u201c means being weaker than if we stood dent Cleveland seems to recognize that gorical denlal; it says Dr.Perrault was in no way connected wi the institution when he as to represen annexation shall take Co ONTBEAL Flan 3t Nordheimer's, Aumission sac.to the north thau it is Lo the south may be uvld to be established.st Martins Church foe Ci ty of Montreal of tion i thei nbabitants of tive 816 Saw alone, the sooner we try to stand alone the laboring classes have a special claim Kave the certificate, neither had he any- Al territory to be annexed, and as to the sattle- the better.In this matter of the fisheries upon iis benevolent intervention.Sena- Annexation Not Wanted.thing to do with it when\" Riel was in the ed at th the and fashionable audience attend- ment of the debt of the vilinge of Bt.G abriel.que BESURRECTED SAINTS the Canadian Government should deai tor Blain, of Massachusetts; in bringing {From the Winnipeg Sun.) asylum.These, it holds, are tho only two Synod Hall last night, on the oc- 3.The territory so annexed shall form che THE GOLDIE & MeCULLOCH Our population bas increased two thou- says be h important points of the question, and doubl St casivn-of a grand concert held in aid of the \u20ac new warda, or il form art of one or - directly with the American Govern- forward a bill for thé suppression of thé sand in the last si mouths, and real estate 3 ; y musled the public, by ie arun\u2019s Church choir fund.The pro- more of the w; of the city of Montre wal, the |\u2019 LJ 0 be liquor traffic throughout the whole of own wission.The ail rations made by » &Ærauume Was not only not too long but very number whereof shall be increased or dimin- | ARE.0 NTI lS 0 SA ARE ALA) tran Age of Restitution! ment ; and if England refuses t a 3 -Bo-bthe-Unitad-8 - was never firmer since the boom.Caine \u2018Ysici an Frcault 0 as 6 council of wR IST THE TNH GE discourse Dr hat it is \u2018the bushel in Winnip than it is in Fargo, two arch the asylum from | i Soudi woll rendered.Mr, M.Heward entertainment wi cide, and which LS the city of Montreal mas de- Awarded ( GoLp NV EDAL Brranar Proop.WM.w.ROBERTSON Toinion, well and good.It will the n be principle t duty of society, buad miles to the south of us, a very im- as 1 9,18 i 9, and that Was in executed solo en bis ce a capitally Such new 3} ard so orm have power to do; and , & KQOWN as { GoLD MEDAL Firs Proor, at vent Christian Chur: a Hall, \"understood that we get ourselves out of through the agency of the Government, portant fact considering that this north- yu oi ooly from March 16 till May 15; panied by p AGcOI the Bt.Gabrie may be repre- »\u2014 131 St.Catherine St, o te the oùr own pes as best we can.That to enact and enforce all laws which his con 18786.Secondiy, that Dr.Perrault ceased iano and mandolin, the latter santed in the Council of t Bo id city of Mighest Prizes wie pally western portion of the continent is prinei- as Near e ber, nection with the asylum in Septem- \u2018The solois ing most deftly tingered by Mr.Holland.not U ree erm \u20ac Aont- Exhibited.rever and Whenever Cathedral.SUNDAY iv ENTN G dar vu would be à step towards the indepen.Would tend to promote thegeneral wel- boundary, Americ ® tartaers find it profit t afficms that e doctor gave e encore he received.Bill, of eo .provided that ait by-laws so dence we must some day realize: and are.\u201d In other words the powers able to no care to the insane during Riel\u2019s sojourn; The next number that deserves mention was abriel s © corporati: Estimates \u201cGiven for AN Ki 5 ; ST PRINCE OF WALES » perhaps a step that would virtually which the Government primarily wields on this pay the duty of fifteen cents and sell side.e TY ranlt\u2019s for the books show no prescription of Dr.Per- a telling manne the recitation by Miss E.Allen ip m most and under pain ., in order to on x he Viliage of St.ve fcres and effect, rool Securities nds of Burglar x a * ANNUAL DUILE \u2014 1 cdver the whole road.are very wel Les satist tisfi ed.thing considered, we No.one bere tween March 16 r of the thrilling storvof \u201cThe vo of the maj d uly y à] proved = se > w TUESDAT i for the administration of justice, and way bavoiinvited him and May 19, 18 LS ft aude that Dr.Howard of applauge.Polish boy,\u201d for which she recei rounds = ch: of Ÿ ontreal.otity oF a \u201counet of the ALFRED RENN Stontreal = Fes S) EVENISG, cde #10 Moy.an Bo = p for the protection of the nation against vince has sunk so low, and cares so little tor of annexation; not 2 public man in the pro- accompany ol re- = when annexed to the city of Mantreai It is propnsed to enact that the Office & Warerooms: 298 St James street.tf ulfors Dri unier.{Br 0 L La de PROPOSED LEVEE.Lue regard of his fellows, that he dare even place hi at thes, but this did not cousti- song, \u201cSwing, Swi ing.\" ve school commissi oners of © municipality of 108$ STEWART CAMILLE foreign aggression are to be applied to at direction.tute him a physician of the asylum.Butit success, for which a th her acc Stoned illage of St Gabriel May continue u 10 ol.Adit .'The promoters of the St.Gabriel the making and enforcing of any laws rms, however, that during Biel = stay Dr.tue other performe: \u2026 tie, for bi form à distinet corpo & under the name M ONEY SAVED! LES Levee and Railway Company have lost which it may please ,a majority of the squint 1n.th Comfortable Gaals.Perrault did not once replace Dr.H.= cornet solo, Prof.Pa: thor, for his adm mimnissio ners for the muni- SEE THE PRICFS! TICTORIA KF CANADA.LFrom the Hamilton Spectator.?or once p be f or any of them.A for execution on the banjo, an one of the vil lage of st el.\u201d subiect AT R.THOMPSON'S, GLE = ES no time in deciding upon the means to People to think would be for the gene- his gratui tous Se rvices, it charges that he a couple of recitatio: es jai men- instruction, while the to the provisions of the law concerning pattie 100 McGill 31, Opposite 5.Ann's Marke.GEN] attalion orders, 3th April, be adopted for the prevention of the ral good.A majority might thus set up io th ntieman who bas been incarce offered and im them, and tion.£.R.Tioyd brought a pleasant even- trustees of the new ward annexed à dissentient school Men's Elastie Side Bon: y Nr = The battalion will parade at floods, and Parliament has lost no time à state chureh or pulldown all churches, Wentworth county gaol writes a lon that it was no! altoge! a disinterested s entertaiumen Lt to a close by singing transfer ail their s o th Boys\u2019 Nice Seat Sewed s, sizes 11, i2 ots.$1.50 13.83¢ the armory on Monda y.3rd -iû-getting their bill through two read en the plea that one measure or the letter to the ator to complain of the raotive which led him to } eave Pointe aux exceedingly well \u201cOut on the Deed.\u201d of Montreal shall Of 00) taxes to the schoo eo city es\u2019 French Qii Goat Button Boots.$1.75 (> | 3 a Monday until further orders, Infort of his late quarters at that in- rembles for the pi sucr ci m- testant Board of School \u20ac 0 mmissioners of M en's Gong 15 A at § o'clock.for annual ri ings.We fail to see any sufficient rea other would be for the general good: sbitution.We do not suppose that the ac- { for theguns.It says it would be easy New Palice Station, y of Montreal who shall thencetorward dies\u2019 Polished Calf Buttoned Boots.$2.99 niform\u2014Drill order, son for haste in granting this charter.might pass on the same plea a prohibi- commodation at tha gaol 1s quite up Bo hot the to show who was the greatest gainer when the eit © management of the said se] Girls\u2019 Nice Pebble Buttoned Boots.Brass and Bugle Bands tc standard, but have a strong appointed, in 1879, to that The new police station on THE RIEL DEBAYE.Bo ss\" Good ie Goat Bution $l.u0 It would ba just as well for the City tory liquor law of the most stringent suspicion that it is plenty good enough for oon he d_g0 ardently begged for and street was ready for © recepti on of the The House, Men's Superior Leather Leather Laced Boots ced - $1.00 < ats to be returned Souncil, the Board of Trade and the character, or might offer bounties to the fact is t of guests it is intended for.The cove rigicuies of uen yes Sergeant cau Riel clamor.like the public, Is tiring of Children\u2019s Strong Leathe x vue at first parad citizens generally to have time to take liquor trade.Once decide that when an bat Canadian gaols, as à the doctor, ** ike his master,\u201d condescend ing family mov eds, and there isaccomm anda ne wWhple afternoon yes terday, > Ladies\u2019 Fine Kid B d te.with vthe matter into consideration.thing, are altogether too comfortable.If to save.\u201d \u201chis people,\u201d and to or onesub-chiel, three se: The immediate effect of granting the The question at issue is à far more that without long cogzitation of its 1 0\u201d were weli rendered ritish Columbia a ad the intervening dis- on was Hot strong enoug to over- REMEMBEE TRE NUME overnor of Quebec.charter will be to prevent the city or serious one than many might at first mn abstract equity, and upon his own case and deserved au encore.The Harmon: ale tricts, not only for leasure, but for business su come their dread of offending their \u20ac English His Worship B.uxTand, Esquire, Mayor anybody but the St.Gabriel Levée and particular.Most people would think that a uartelte, now so well OW ey purposes, to estab i sh agencies, and to make 100 \u2014McGILL STREEL of Montreal Suppose.Should the habit grow of Ay- mau is divorced about as thoroughiy ck'& \u2018On the Sea\u201d and M anter's \u201cBreezo D, SABE tbemsojves acquain ted wi ble centres replied.r.Lemieu x, one of the lawyers for Rie), \u201c100 OFPICESS Railway Company building a levée, ing to state interference for every as the process could possibly be performed _\u2014 of the Night.\" They rcoei ved vociferous ap- for trade.Mr, MeNicoi ith Suita OR a series sd which was a (Corner of William Street).Alexand This bill ought not to be rushed throught S¢cial change that may be thought de- the German student song says so, at least\u2014 J having to ying two other numbers ot pleasant routes for tourists, an an pu was in effect that Rie! wag executed tn 18 erstan T Boman] but apparently even that seem ingly evident r sang wit her usual alarge influx of visitors to Mon satisfy the Orangem en of Oftario.W hen Name and number on 2s lamp opposite door.Esq Vice Preaidont.Paritament, ) sirable, there is no knowing to what fact is questi onable by the law, for it occu- ce being heard e announced this sentiment ue nto Esq q.Hou.Stary.uses legislation may be put before many pled a good deal of the valuable time of the ability, her rich vi Bo nole Sweet Bécie\u201d He Jumped Off the Frate, applause in one part of the gal lery, but it Jpicrcrss INSPECTOB: ARE STRIKES \u201c UN.AMKRICAN *\u201d Years are overt of Appeal, vesterday, in Stanhope vs.and \u201cA penny for our thoughts.\u201d A boy named Alex Blake.living with was prompuly suppressed by t be sergcaut- \u2014_ It is needless to remark Stanhope and Ad \u201c ©.The hu: shand in qu M Lavigne may well congratulated nts a > uchetier street, went to A Mr.Arthur Gailey.w York Times, in discussing the that changes wrought by legislation in tion bad died wit à in two months of th upon such a u pil as Master ge Anne Th y evening and on vant re, bp lied to Mr.Lemieux, re- A number of new frst class Information za ng as.The Ne troubles\u201d now so prevalent #dYance of public opiniên, to say noth- cree nisi of divorce\u2014that is, before it SF Kelsen.Such p a ying in one so young is Emile returning yesterda.morning ium: off futing the s tatement that Riel was executed W.A be ieft at the Snel ety's o Li ¥ 28 of cruelty may throug be ma absolute, a a sum m rareiy heard, ana showed ous tech- eo Fulford street to satisfy the Orangemen, and proving that p 5 RA Fan Balt Bearing Machines, Next door to the Moisons e, 198 8e Jzmes hout the United States, pro.ing of changes wrought in opposition to tt be nical still aud abil .He \u2018renderèd randeri ng, is head on the metals, Lhe peace of Canada ana the sûpre aey of ZB by S row offered at less price than ASS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Rounces them *\u2018 un-American.\u201d T the convictions of a large portion depended upon cccher the lady he le m was us a Clementi\u2019s \u201cSonata, in 8 Major\u2019 in a mass taken to & house on Del and stick + ruconscio justive demanded that Riel should xpiate s+vénrd hand.3 BOSTON, MASS.: for this is, according to our con.tthough a minority) of the commu.Bowen's comparison of divorce with_m BF 4- manner, ambulunce wag sent > lisle street and the Those desiring a GENUIN E Bargain.should are not only unstable in riage, either of then équally impossible en: a : He .baving to respond io au SO accompani- the ner Hospital in ton mina wi f then concluded for = the present.appiy at ouce, orsend for Gi italogue.Esrolar foursri EXAMINATIONS IN.MONTREAL.eu temporary, that the genuine Amer- b\"tF alter death, settied ti he question as law and vents to Master Ravwoad\u2019s ren dition of an examination his he an a tes On At midoight 3lr on, risng to No reasonab «nd Hiec:rical Er ar courses ja Civil, Mechanical, Mintag © ng, oan.citizen is strongly imbued with | themselves, but are extremely likely to settied it also as re, common \u201c Air,\u201d with variations A found ta be s ors wars t of er; asked to have reconded ig chines must y ble offer refused.3s these Mayes, Natay History, er ot tebltec ure, Li thy idea that every man has, as the SiYE Fise to social discord.Once let the \u201cThere Is no drink gr alter deal \u201d and riot.This young violinist shows remark- for violin by gressing fav orably.everely braised, but © 18 pro- he votes and proceedings of the House that mired partial or Sept, oth, La urécs.Next sehool veur able talent and does great credit to hi tion made to the gpnoiut- Os View at +3 Mecotlet Bt.87\"eod idsor uiel, ta ol of T Hedqwte! tion of Independence asserts, an principie be recognized that government Daither is there marrying or uomarrying.A r, dr.C.Reichl ei ment of a certain sten ographer on the pub- June $ of Techno.alba mw, Address un En tl ne x Mass lust inalienable right to \u201clife, liberty and is an instrument which the stronger A Practical People.m d volee, singing Millara's * Wait.i 8t.Mark's, Longwenil, He accounts commi toe.Hon E818, JAMES P.MUNROE, Sec'y.the pursuit of h: À Party may snatch for its own purpo {From the Philadelphia Bulletin.) ing\u201d with and feeling.\u201c Who Church was h tar vestry meaetinz of St.Mark's Taillon and Fi.showed that thig w: as not GRAND CAFE PARISIEN.FRANCIS A.WALKER, Pres't.10316 aw appiness,\u201d and that any cares,\u201d by J » Fon ate by Mr.LS.satisfaeto fi DAD id on the 26th inst, and a the case.On the motion of Hon.Mr.Gar- CORNER BT.CATHERINE AND Rr.DOMISIQUE movement, therefore, which tends to, and we shall have a state of society like All the terms being defined and th Virtue very creditably.Mr.Robert Lloyd The ine CF was offe: cial statement presen neau, it was that the pubiig STREET, MONTRE: RAND RAFFLE OF A JAP/NESE restrain a man from working for such that which prevailed in ancient Rome Rrounds being cleared, the discussion elsewhere than in Loodon\u2014ta lairiy brought down the ho: \u2018acce pied by v Gil committee should be authorized This Establish CABINET, WORTH $1000.Wages as he sees fit to ington, in Berlin\u2014would © is, in Wash- by his mags had ch: @ of the parish during the last .who © services of one pletely renovat ed.ment has been lately com- pi \u2018aca in Mont- The handsomest Toom ornmaner accept must be When Marius and Sylla were alternately place on pificont Singing ot \u201cOut on the Deep,\u201d by months, and ng up bis resid oy ie f House a retain th rea aving th @ réal t chen, after the ever imported int Every persor unjust and tyrannical It is further Proseribing one another and one an.general lines ol administrati vepolt iC d The volee as his is seldom pos- mateur.© concert was euil.Messrs T.P But ler and 9 Sin ese style of the \u201c Grand ky co should call and s \u2026 Urged that the genuine American nearly other\u2019s adherents.Establish, on he advocates of Home Rule would bol dem iv, and brough : t: to 8 close y soûgs from the Kirby were eletted,chur zhwardens Meals served at & Ia carte.\u2019 always looks forw other hand, the dectrine of \u201cHands off!\u201d fees Di tiæhts, of j ically, Ca appeal to universal «41 $ £0 IE year, for th en- - > THE LABOR TROUBLES cacies, Frui an: One The su rplus proce I ard to rising in \u2018They would ot do in costume, by Miss Lusher and usher Earby di elozates to the Synod.Wines of the best brands, imported directly given to the and \u2018ex pe \u2018world, and so getting out of as regards the government, and see to it endeavor to oonvict their Thonsands Quit Work In Chicago \u2014 The One of O! ce, Italy an F the common ruck.of Wage-earne that it is not made the tool of any party adversaries of a lack of sy Whaisoever makes for mpathy with in au ablemanner, acti Pe Fum'a song « The Sun Whose Rays Cotton Manufacturers, Car Btrike in New York to few ho urs\" otice I Parlors can be retained at - General and Netre Dame Hespitals, consequently he does in the state; nor an in ro; Ts Thrower, as Kas: the character well, e Can Continue.ding Parties, &c.da Private Dinners, W pro rata.as voted by ticket holders.apd that not 3 strument for would devote hours to eui ios of coli.+ a singing * Hi cintion h eld 8 meeting adian Cotton Mauufactarers\u2019 Asso- urs: Careaao, Th with Clubs, arrangements made + the \u201csolidarity of labour\u201d as ÉViTEÉ 2 toa is t e ent &5 a salutary prigeiple.© ey ; do not Were represented the which anu- Tveent: ve thousand es One thousand tickets #1each.foreign workmen do.In other words he 0) he * would de tounce, bn \u2018@e-theory that Tisha, USIQ.T roduction of facturing co Ta D.M nis, on is .fair estimate of facuw LOUIS QAUDREAU, Proprietor.Cab! at wi Mighest dégro nouns! of ah, a monstrous in.th e ?Music next Bo on = a ; ; the au: = + ol men Who quit work yesterday Yiew and tickets for sale has but limited sympathy with a class il of society Ml oft ta inst er nothi .a ot ein po\u201d ot te Acad 2s un près Dis uit, = ton 10 eight employers would not consent Montreal.\"Bt on from the ranks of which he has every Deh - tter assured.Social ch anges will are bis kind is ming place.The E lish HA j née viously heard\u2019 9 _¥ derabie | pads co Es Charl gl v,-Ese.- \u201cThe trades mest affected and nt ten hows pay.- etre 245 and\u2019 447 St, James fore of ésca plate FT at ai, a8 discuss > ss™practical |\u201d st for Montreal theatFe-goers.The an (4) (à the Ham fo \u2019 ilton Cotton pan 5 are the furn! > D OMINION BRIDGE COMPAN > possible moment.ping at the earliest | the result of discussion and conviction.a nevitab Troy Times of à recent date speaks as foi- occupied the The president.M r.John Harve iron foundri manufacturers, the lumber interests © a .prea \u201d x Ë EF NE Loe (LIMITED they pres Md to % r hz it abo Noy lows ot u production by this company: \u201cThe most harmo! - satis SiNess Was 0 ge) Notice is hereby given that the Annu - \u2018© doubt whether these considera.We shall then, too.have a society in arguing thay, after I, there is Do Way out Company which yesterday afternoon and and It was decided co utin ue the NEw York, May 1.\u2014A mass meeti of ae Mion esting of oldars of the tions suffice to prove that strikes, with Wich the degrading idea of compulsion of it.The phenomenon is certaialy as evening gave the popular work at Rand's factory charactet, strikers oi the eastern district was Leld A Meeting of Citizens to consi- Iiridge Co: pany, loom 2, Windsoe 1 the Limlteny, will be held at Mon wend, be their usual attendan sign teri ificant as the crisis whic! a Ho was Qo! sed of faces familiar\u20141- evenimy.Fiery speeches were made by the der the question of the proposed legisiation f.- ursday, alay - h, 1834, + otk, D.85-, t circumstances, are shall not be.continually present to every hit oharac- to persons who had se n the preceding pro- Politieal Rumors.chief pro molera of the strike.Bennett in connection with Vital Statistica and Publie a T pe aby other husinesa that may come\u2019! \u20ac statement of business, elect fore \u201cun-American.\u201d It is men who are man\u2019s mind, but in which every man Sweeté vs, Browning Societies, ductions and of several new ones.The re- on d authority to-day that denounced the police and advised the strik org Health, will be held in the Corn Exchanre, on hemselves prosperous, or who at least wi À feel that be is himself a free moral suit was a presentation rivalling in pleasure the provinei al elections will © place in to go armed and excban = 0 5 aud By order of the President, {Labouchere, in London Trath.} the best furnished in this city.iss Ida Jane, ove would anticipate the Lib- 1s remarks by ge shot for i is wi 1 in the afternoon.TUESDAY, the 4th of May next, at four o'clock LUKE LYMAN, Socieiey.tee 3 satisfactory future hefore them agent, and that he ought to regard his I cannot quite make ont whetker the Mulle, new to a Troy audience inthe \u20ac Ce orals who have laid their lans for ingness to die a mart.yrinthe cause of the Arr.3h.1588.who take u p With enthusiasm the ideas neighbors in the same light.We believe Girton girls did spend 29.24.in sweets when ter of Yum Yum, gave that part a superior least a test expec mont ti Ung thas it wo of d ak the con- oppressed | aboring men in the world.It wag M.BEAUGRAND, G if ; the declaration of Independence; and (Pere is ne class of men more dangerous they dissoived their Brownin Boclety.The rendition.Her singing was sweet and ex- It is also stated that the Hon.L.O.T: d continue the strike.REA.ICAL SOCIETY OF says th at they 4 le « The Gi rton 0g spirited and capti- leader of the lative Arsembly, wi iH aillon, or.MEDIOCRE à dit not that, one hundred or even [0 the commonwealth to-day than those zits hay re ke responded | by & resolution that Dressive, \u2018and her acti ler was also seen for from politics at the close of | - The members will please take rotice that 8fty years ago, these ideas were ver who vant to make use of jiowers of the all no Jotger be taken in for the \u2018Hirst time as Ne an 0.Me.Caïtwall- tal some office with a good rev 10.session and CABLE JOTTINGS.1606.} 1013 e far meeting of the socie held and held state to carry their own pet moral re.leit .\u201ca od the Principal of the Col- er has a strong tenor voice, of which.he ent The London Daily Hong eal a Sth VE N at 8.30 througho enthusiastically forms.eme has = ised the girl who informed the kes el ve and which i Cowan has resigned News denies that Mr.his week on SATURDAY # + Re - ut all the non-slave States at They are showing an example MY oi the expenditure on sweets that ia svorabl in gost of his selection 2, = Trinity Church Bazaar.nS Com the chairmanship of pe 00 GUR - ;&ny rate.In those days Mroreover, whiah, there is much reason to dread, she better not come back when she Ko, Fra % Shi - A sucoessiul bazaar took The crisis in von | thd population of | will jine day be imitated for very differ- oes.down at Aster.l however, isin an a actin ve ar was capital, both inaid of the evening in the lecture hall of Fira illness has Count Herbert Bismarck's the country was so Ive the question.| fa to FAL\u2014The Bentz-Santle y was ebt redemption fand.There of d .he is pronounced out FLOOD-GATES?less heterogeneous b y far than it is to.2B \u2018Purposes.On the other hand the undéfstand that tbe swects were\u2019 nf ot burlesque comp = 9 e usual display of fancy articles.and 3 \u201cwere tastefully d Ta .Me.J.Arrevn Davis is no longer in ne day.For the last generation there has PeSt: service to the world is being ren- it, or that the girls are 50 nshamed of auce at ttiis ho aay give their last re foil owing adie gracefully presi LOBED employ of The Burland Lithographic Com- bavMgz bought them th; at they wish.to re- followed next » this evening, aa ifferen Far ded at th : RIPON ON HOME RULE Sealed Tenders.addressed to the undersign- pany.Jeen a constant stream from covery 96794 by those wh, in their individual ves on newspaper which young American character acto! y N.8 Wood, the i re.Bu 1 Deriund.Mrs.Gold > Abd the Misses LoxDox, May 1.\u2014The Marquis of Ripon ed and endorsed * Tende F - ©, ©.B.BURLAND, es n nation pouring into the re capiwities, are striving, by the force at patfished this very important fact, and on pany whi has r, and à Coup ackay and Kib- supported Mr.Gladstone's Irish ap to noon will be received atthe office of the City Clerk, 1003 Manager.public, and the consequence is that the \"PY\" of example and of precept, to make & Collegian from whom it de rived its in- scored a successful s ee da ag orson, Lomesurier, anchester.policy in American type has itself under formation?Pe tsonaliy, À regard it more For the first £ y Detective\u201d will be ys of the week \u201cIne that the more the English -stadied Irish \u2018Tuesday, the 11th of May next, gone a thiligs around them somewhat better, sensible to spen d 2s, 2d.on sweots than inn produced, and forthe CITY ITEMS history the more they tv convinced for three caissons, to be built according to H ARRISS BALLAD 0ON CERT.-dbange.Strikes simply mear a that striving to introduce justice and mercy, ng Society, for I never have heen | remainder of the season * or thy y Econt of the Sier: TRS.W, enjoyabl ° that the granting of Home Rule to à d at the plan, specification and conditions 10 be sean Water Works Office.social organization, including the ac.tryth and purity, into all hiiman rela- ably to understand\u2019 what-frofitor pleasure 3 = > Boil ol ; ity Hall.Reserved Beats, $00 , Balcony 50 conta, is ved from balog a member of one \u201care of the sensational order, of 53 Sieh 0 Siosing.\u2018 time was Per Fhorsdar sodal of th : .would make her à friend and nol à foe.He above-mentioned office, and no tender shall Forms of tender may be procured at ihe cumulation of capital, has reached a H¢0% and so to build society up into a these Sosiel whi ol performances are smd to be - ous.- -\u2014 red\u2019 and - fifty emigran one of Cathdlios asçai ab the question was be cntertainesd unless made on such form.nor Point at which the laboring classes begin UT t\u20ac Moral unity.These are the workers suming lollipops is a Ist the pleasure of co very Atronæ 0 i depot.on Tu; a by he six tete pst Protestants.shali any tonder be ontertuinéd anless aconm- to feel the \u201csolidarit: y\" of their interest OF 4t the times most urgently require far A Contessson of Perjury.Bonavent in.mostly for the Wi .es tern States, panied by an accented chegne, payabld to the - 8 Foolish Sportsmen, a few for Canada.THE MAIL STEAMER.City Treasurer, for 2 sui equal to 10 per cetit.the necessity for union ir the, ™ °T® than the advocates of an y legisla- [From Forest and Stream.) - machinist, laid à ac: éne Thomas Higgins, a \u2014A fire originated abou 2 .two o'clock yester.of the price named in the tender.he sum so A OF MONTRE mn would not be at a disadvantage in their u ve nostrums.We presume that in the orainary affa i named James McKeown, pinint asainst three men n a shed in rear of ahonse gecy- Line Rosa RIVER, Que,, May 1.\u2014The Dominion depcsited shall be forfeited to the City.in ense \u201c \u2018dealings with the holders of wealth, A mme of life the sportsman eonduets himself nu ch Pal tri k R un whom he accused of having Wm.Skelley and Sade aiard, on St, Georde street and 1 Mail Steamer * Vancouver\u201d tho person tendering declines to accept the Notice is hereby given that n Dividend of NOTE AND COMMENTas other men do.Why then in matters con- stolen $1 fi Tr.len asked in tho did damage © amount of about $50 before ward at 7.40 a.m.to-day.the timp specified.eontract if awarded him.or to complete it by Pivy per cent, for the Current Tralf yaar, being There is nothing either American or un- nected with bis recrea w Court of 5 \u20ac: coil 3 essions to-swear to the the flames could be extinguishod.¥ ho ater Committee do not bind them- at the rate of Tend per cent.per antium (and a Bonus of One por conti upon the pai up American about this.Similar resuits A Scarcity of Lumber.himself a fool\u2014a sotit sh tool?tion should ; he shu a veracity of 18 eposition he refused to db so members of the Montreal Association Masonic.selves to accent the lowest or any of the ten- Capital Stoek of this Institution has would follow in any country from farmer he does not send to the butcher cows saying at tho same timo that it containod of Bano na ers wet at the Ab ders.Declared and that the same will be Payal h 5 similar conditions; Mr.Gladstone {Fram the Detroit Journal.] iniseboods from | hezinning to end.Judge Hall Thu I'S! sday night toh re SH nesday evening M.W.Bro.F.Walker, LOUIS LEBAGE, at its Banking House in this City.and at its ans, there ire tore his Cabinet to pieces to that are about to calva, nor does he kill the Dugas ordered e e self-confessed periurer to .wurie on \u201cSteam EN W.G.M_for the Provines of Quebec.accompanied b @ Supt.of W.W.Brzuches, on and after Tuesday the First - ¢ \u2018labour troubles\u201d now in America build bis platfo: rm.ewes just before lambing time.Ho knows be incarcerated p that to do this would be to bri upon him- thi alléged thieve nding his trial and allowed athed Aimé Houde, 8 Found- tho Cœurs Un ÿ his crand officers, visited offici: @.er.> Warer RES Officer, Cy of June next.; because things there have got into What they Can't Get at \u2018Home, S to gO froa.ling street, fell from n third 8 ot No.ndow, a the vis ROT} me Hy ad, Apri Reh At m2 {Fromthe Hamilton Spectator.) Bali loss, that he wonld los while receivin a two animals ui one, When height o a 8 icked up by a whith itors were entertained at a friends of the ember: 17h to the 31st of May.nd The Transfer Rooks will be Closed fromthe much the sume position as in the older it comes to sh d i the price of Mortuary Returns.oun oliceman and taken to hos; pitat, where it was vesda Q à the D.& : ext, both days In- civilized countries of the world.If the the ati Fresh Canadian tish will now be add the ave man sees at once bereft of ooting and fishing, however, in- Duri ng as 3 t week there werd 98 inter- broken.he was only bruised and no bones we, And erson, v.she d_officiail as Dad DEPARTMENT.\u2014 ciusive, .Imes means to hint that there is some Ameri ons this ne telligence and fores t, ments of habe d ies of persons who had died \u2014Ai Consort Lodge and St.oO 5 Axe 10, se The Annual General Meeting ofthe Share- bank © country has for th himselï that the game and e reasons with / in the city, n Cote de eizes Cemote y named Mrz, Martin, living in Jnrors The banquet was held in x D lutter à odge.Foner CAPS?hoiicrs veill be held at the Banking House of special American brand of man natue.They Won't be Missed.thing elusive, ere to-day and there to.fish are some.s8 deaths represent one case mallpo x, I st., was knocked down on Blourr street, an A tiv Institution on onday, the 5S vourh day ally fitted to boss other men, the idea is {From the Boston Fférald.: morrow, if one roan does not tak dof.diphtheria, of typhoid fove can done of BXPress WIRS 9XDross Waggon and seriously injured.he \u2014_\u2014 of June next The chair te be taken st One \"ota happy one.Certainly the foreigy,.Parha or itself.So ait another izabethe but Mr.Woolicy statos ther the -8t The Short Line RBailtwuy.Q'riock.ws would not be made off it ps New York would be quite as well ho starts out in ih ray.\u2018The future mar look out f Royal Cem \u2018There we to tw va interments in Moant Tess The finalsurver of the Short Li iy Order of the Board.leas: likely \u2018io the twelve arrested aldermen ran away e Spring and butchers, or otery.Nine of thosé ba: died in foi en § cas lent to Mr.Brown, patnter, St.of nd wii! be com vletad with- ne Railway TENDERS wii} ba ressived at the office of i W.J, BUCHANAN \u2018strike if it were hinted that native a3 they s 000 bat trial.For there wo! hes to bu stehier, Lhe snipeand the ducks and the ci which ave passi I Lr.1wo in the suburbs and one in a dis- ~The folle wing have been no! ated in a fow weeks.The wo R &6 this is commenced the, pu Le rsigned, City Hall, until Noon on tüe 14th day of May next.for SI General Manager.Americans were thiéir born mastgrs.be a | apiece, and the city would also \u2018on to northern the r espective offiees of the Irish Catholie nished and contracts lot Forage Caps, for the Fire Depariment as per d of a dozen citizens whoare worse thaü distu breeding arountis, but many of which Lif an The Mdath of Mary.Benefit society ~ President, Arthur Jones: during the month of Maya tt dt me ! ! Barn le te be sson in the office of the Chief of Montreal.22nd April.1866.96 2aw18 0, the fact must be faced that strilxe g Uselesa root, .would stop with us and rear ce-ptesi ident, Jo secon the F ire Department.mean social sorganiration -snd, ifi a Coftéttux « Pasty Paliticlan._ bef ore the ere they x to in the old a The usual prayers fn honor.ot the Month of viea.president, Thom ef: The Young Liberals, The jowes! or any tender will Bot necessarily sense, & wer of classes.\u2018The {Goldwin Smith in Winnipeg Ban.) versal throughout the land.me uufé month, began esterday, at seven © NER > À Corbett The Yoüng Men's Refo rT.3 ub ol this city be accepted.Bargains every day in the ance Roes on i « tréasui are making préparation NE Te h eneral con.CHAM GLACKY EY =, week at the great se.(3c and grout.questio hes pieds the As FE Naund ei i iG & Q.iv erik, I.PO Ape nls mets anse sud arn JOOK Site bé ee rare : 7 he ahd Wolk: at over 8 thous.8 Montr ; in, 1686.| 100\"0 ; t ERE Bo Ee 0 3 Aare, 149 >t Lawrence st pe > à bi i \u201cla nt hopes of his pecovery.\"TT WAEDEE LAVIOLEITE ores Athenes for the Worse\u2014Folloe Magistrate Tages Tænves to Taka His Ante- Mortem Deposition, Intelligence was received in the city this morning that during the night the condition © Warder Laviolette, of the Bt.Vincent de Paul Penitentiary, had changed for the worse, the medical attendants bolding out The Ceroner was notified, and after vonsultation, it was * determined that the ante-mortem deposition of the Warden should be taken.Police Magistrate Dugas lest for this purpose at ten o'clogk.It appears that inflammation has set in around the region of the wounds, which, in tact, is just what was predicied by Dr.Brosseau when he first examined the Warden.BOARD OF HEALTH.\u2014\u2014_ Yhe Kumpus Between tho Medical Health Officer apd the Scavenging six thousand persons were present.berals and Conservatives arrondies.Gladstone's scheme te sue Motley's threats were unanimously adop! It is statéd that John Morley, in a speech to be delivered at Glasgow, will announce tuat the Government has 2 to abandon that feature ot the Home Rule bil which excludes Irish representatives Westminster.The National Liberal association has issued a circular for a meeting on May 5th.It is proposed to introduos a resolution expressing confidence in Mr.Gladstone but earnestly requesting him to accept amendments to his Irish measures in order to unite the Liberal party.The National Libe, ral Federation of Scotland have ado resolutions favoring Mr.Gladstone's pe Ralebills ~~ Puioam\u2019s Corn Extractor Is the best remedy for corns extant.It acts quickly, makes no sore spots and effects a radical eure.A bundred imitations prove its value.Take neilher substitutes as ood nor the close imitations of the genuine Wo often offered.The Ales Mal Sn Cup me Les a ohn\u2019s, an Don aimore at 1.30 on Thursday afternoon.Remove boils, pimples and skin eru by tal taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla vo puriiy 65, \u201cW.A.Scholten.\u201d from Rotterdam, an \u201cHermann,\u201d from Antwerp.have arrived pui From New York.at New York; \u201cWyoming.\u201d Queenstown, and = from Now York, at sou pton.=No Physic, sir, in Mine!\u201d A good story comes from a boys\u2019 boardipg- school in * Jersey.\u201d The diet was monoton- us and constinating.and the jearned Principal decided to introduce some old- style physicin the applesauce, and await the happy results.One bi t Jad, the smartest in school, discove the secret mine in bis sauce, and pushing back his plate, shouted to the pedagogue, ** No physle, sir, in mine.My dad told me to use nuthin\u2019 buf Dr.Pierce's \u2018Pleasant lurgative Pellets,\u2019 and they are a doing their duty like a ciarm'\u201d They are unii-bilious, aud purely vegetable.tor Montreal 13: is où rim ant n ps ü Tere or a on the 20 ina 8 Horsford\u2019s Acid \u2018Phosphate.° Admirable Results In Fevers.Dr.Jd.J.Ryan, St.Louis, Mo., saya: \u201cI invariably prescribe it in fevers; also in convalescence from wasting ilitatinæ diseases, with admirable resuiis I also fina it a tonic to an enfeebied condition oï the genital organs.Miss Murfree (Craddock) receives $230 for a single story, and $3000 lor a serial.An Anachrouismm.en pressed in Besworth's classic glen, - \u2019 po 7 obard shouted to bis men, \u201cA pen, my kingdom for à peu,\u201d Rose Esterbrook responsive then, \u201cTake romp this box a Falcon Ben,\u201d And \u2018Richard was himself again\u201d The Guion Line SS.\u201c Arizona,\u201d saîled trom New Fork for Liverpool via Queenstown, on the 3Tvh last; with-164 saloon passengérs.Benatine, a positive cure for piles, for sale by all i dragyists, price Sc.e Red 8tar Line SS.* Noordland sailed from \u201cNew York for Antwerp, Saturday, 24th, with 101 cabin passengers.Ayer's Hair Vigor restores gra; its original color, abd makes the D hair id ous and abundant.J.Boberts, the English billlardist, made 605 spot barred in his match with Cook.Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver 2 with Hypophosphites ts more nufritious and atréathenieg \u2018tan any other combined or single remedy.The medical profession universally prescribe it in consumption and | ail wasting conditions with splendid results.Finner.à celebrated English swiminer, recontly remained under water 4 minutes 295 seconds.Carter\u2019s Little Liver Pills will positively cure sick headache aud prevent its return.\"This is pot talk, but truth.One pill a dosa.Tu be had of all druggists.See advertise- men Mr.Erastus Wiman has been elected president of the United States Lacrosse Assoèiation.\u2018Alady writes: \u201cI was enshled to remove the corns, root and br tranch, by the use of Holloway\u2019s Corn Cure\u201d Others who have tried it have the same experience.The Montreal Cricket Clubhave commenced practice.It may be only a trifliox cold, but neglect it and it will fasten its fangs in your lungs, and youn will soon be carried to an untimely grave.lu this country we have sudden changes and must expect to have coughs and colds.We cannot avoid them, but we can effect a oute by using Bickle's Anti- Consumptive Syrup, the medicine that has never been known to fail in -curiog coughs, colds, bronehitis and all aifoctious of the throat, lungs and chest.Toemer has challenged Hanian for $1000 to row him on 2nd, 23rd or 3th of June, in the state of Now York.Hanisn's reply notret boen recoived.C.R.Hall, Grayville, m., : *I have sold nt retail, 156 bottles of Tv.Thomas\" Felectrie Oil, ruarantocing Oren: bottle.1 must say I never sold a medicine in my life that ave such universal satisfaction.En my own cuss, with a badly ulcerated throat, after a physician penciling it for several days to no ect, the Lelectrie Qil cured it thoroughly threate mr- chidres this Winter le ter It never pri to relleye almost tm- considered the advisabi.ity of arrungins for a- ade ALL the great 8c, 13c and 2c store, ia ou hours, and in \" Special attention is called to the recent contributions to the roorns of the Society of Decorative Art, of lamp shades, lamp ma work bags and euchre a.most unique design, with many other protty Doveitios, Almost ever fagox.ever y pures tan ndulired at Celttre, Catharine sf A Great Awakealug.There 1s a zreata ng of the sluggish organs of the human system whenever Burdock Blood Bitters are taken Ii arduses the torpid liver to action, regulates the bowels and the Kidneys, purifies the blood, and restores 3 healthy tone to the system generally.Piunos stored and advances made when required, apply to N.XY.Pianc Co, 238 St.Janes street.13 Angostura Bitters ave endorsed by all the leadiny physicians and chemists, for their purity and wholesomeness.Baware of counterfeits and ask your grocer and druggist lor the Jenuine article, prepared by Dr.4.B.Siegert & Sons.A number of fine piavos, both new and second band, from the best New York aud ston makers, for sale at the Co.'s store.* What is zood tor a cold?\u201d is a question often asked, but soldom (éatisfuctoriy answered.© ca answer to the sutisive- Uvn où all, If they will follow our advice-and wry Hagy ard\u2019s Pectoral Balsam, a sufe, pleasant and certain throat and lgug healer.Lod by all druggists, For tuning and repairing Pianos fo the best style, apply to N.Y.Piano Cu, EH se James street.AFTER MOVINC do not forgel to purchase a sufficient quantity of tevasneensne- vues se uhme ou 1 noces ouate st ; STRACHANS ! \u201cQ@ILT EDGE\" * Iamsemau-smes sc anamn es seersevacsesonnal Tess sosse! Piano | 1013 CHILDREN'S SUITS \u2014\u2014AT\u2014 B A.BEAUVAIS FASHIONABLE SUIT PARLORS.\u201cThe mest complete lice of NOVELT1E3 IN CHILDRENS SUITS ever displayed in any one house.The Targest:assortment of colorings to select from in the very \u2018atest and MOST UNIQUE SHAPES.Fine pleating in entirelv new designs, Pleated in iront und Lack short which are very \u2018much aduired lor their novelty and beauty.We can give these garmonts in any size from four to twelve years.L A.BEAUVAIS Leading, Largest and Reliable Ciothier.S084 and 9082 Notre Dame Street, MONTREAL 10271 House Fomine a STOCK OF .ELECTRO-PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, - T4ND À GENERAL LISE OF .House Furnishing Requisites 18 NOW VERY COMPLETE.| Qe Onr Eleciro-Plated Spoons and Forks are of the best Sheffield manuficture.A QUALITY on Nickel! Sliver and our prices ara lower than any other house in the city for the same quality of goods, Our usual large assortment of GAS FIUPINGS, ; R.SHARPLEY & SONS, 1678 and 1650 NOTRE DAME STREET.LAWN TENNIS, CRICKET AND FOOTBALL.rom F.HD Avios, London, England.CRICKET REQUISITES from Dake.Cobnett.Woodham, and other celebrated English Makers, LONDON-MADE FOOTBALLS, ASSOCIATION AND RUGBY.BEND FOR Price Lier.R.SHARPLEY & SONS, mpany reserves the right to reject 1678 ané 1650 NOTRE DAME STREET.ans or ale \u2018enders.© - is : © W.0.VAN VRORNE & Mowrnrair, 14th Anrit, 1886.Vice- 89 84 Ra L.J.N.Gauthier, solvent, T will sell vy Ration on the sta À Malar: the vs of gece cn the Ti he Bet of.© abe evar pk iio Tl wing \u201d : __584 17 \u2018$3838 57 57 Conditions to be known the date of sale.J.©.DION, .; Curator.St.Hyacinthe, 28th April, 1886.100 8 FrABI0 AX AND QUEBEC RAILWAY.DERS WANTED \u2014FOB THE\u2014 Construction of the Extension from Smith's Fan to Montrens.TENDERS will ba received until noon of Pride the 14th day of May, for the exeention of work required in the construction of the above mentioned Railway, from Smith's Falls to à point on the Atlantic and North-West Taiiwas near Montreal u distance of about Eten work will be let in Seetions and Classes, and is (0 bs done in gecordance with the plans and specifications which may seer at the Engineers Gifice of the.Canadian Fasitio Railway, on and after the first day of May.proximo.TENDERS must bs accompanied by a certi- fled cheque for an amount equal to five per cent.of t e cost of the work for which Tender is made, such cheque to be forfeited to the Company.it the person whose tender oi ae- cepted, shall not within a week after th n- tract is awarded to him, enter into a Contract in conformity with his Tender, and furnish security for its completion, which shall be Pos to the Company.Ci retrecbiog (Registered)}-A Delight- Tully refreshing b prepara; ion for the hair.pat re sep, p,heait thy, prevents ne edt F.ws Eun.Crone sole fides.ops fas on.ce Main nt SES D® DAVIS' PENNYROYAL AND STEEL Pills, for for females, aor SW all ir- vexalaritier\u201d bral W.Neill, 1353 3t Ctineriao n 8e pre gag LOIS LA CLENDINNENG'S STOVES.*THE LEADER.\u201d THOUSANDS IN USE.The best t Stove in the world for Baking and Cooking.gif £ EF a SL soap to make your new house thor- oughiy clean and comfortable, Retail of all Grocers.-es WHOLESALE ONLY OF W.STRACHAN & CO, 36, 38 and 40 Jacques Cartier Street, MONTREAL.1003 VW.jpARES.BPRIN THE GREAT CHEAF SALR The largest assortment sver offered in the.Dominion, Comprising: ENGLISH, SCOTCH, AMERICAN, \u2018AND CANADIAN, KE.A.VJ ARTINEAUS, IMPORTER, 8108 NOTRE DAME STRIET, ee aT.PAUL STREET, WHOLESALE, MONTREAL.101% QUES or NAVIGATION.BILLS OF LADING.CUSTOM HOUSE FORMS, CHARTER PARTIES.Bills of Exchange.\u2018Wareh ouse Roovipts pntopius Taga Curie be it Moxrox Pure & Braun, Stationers, Blank Book Makers sad Mvinlers 1755 NorrE Dans Se, Mourauas.\u2014AND\u2014 PANCY GLOBES \u2014 GREAT VARIETY.\u2014t\u2014 ROBERT MrrommLL & Co COR.ST.PETER AND CRAIG STREETS] \u201c 89\"eod t£ > 5 B TCYCLER - Piloasen\\™ \u201ceus Amaeten\u201d = Beritiad,™ \u201c \u201c* Coventry Club\" \u201cHever Safety.\u201d Asso A LAWN TENNIS SETS.BACKETS.BALLS, NES, MARKERS, &n BALL.] \u201cASSOCIATION\u201d ap \u201c avant\" Fencing Foils, Maks Morts 0 oven, ai nati dant | We have a full stock of of = the whioh : offe: prices.\u2018faspection < fi WATsox = pren } #9 GE.SULPICE ST, 85*eoû 2 Rain or shine, hot or cold, 149 St.Lawrence St, is always busy.août | FEE QUESTION OF PRICE \u2026 need not deter any one from buying e YPRING QUIT S S when we are selling Suite, excellent nes, for those Suits we can resommend for durability, we have them alno in Aner grades, made from Preoch and English 8ilk mixtures.Serges in all the new colours, from $12 ~ $135, but really.a $10 bill will buy a substantial suit.warranted to give entire satisfaction.We want our CLOTRING roc thoroughly known, feeling quite sure that it .aannot be equalled in the city, and now, as in the past, all things being equal, Clothing bat- tor made and cheaper than you will find else- (CBILDRENS & Bow (GTOTHINE.We have introduced the Jatast improvements in our Boys\u2019 and Children\u2019s Qothing.We have emplored the most appropriate materials, and we have put the price within the reach of all.J.G.Kr * Ça 31 8T.LAWRENCE STREET.101%2 Robes and Fur Garments stored for Summer Months, and insured against any loss or damage.Buffalo Robe Warehouse, 1873 Notre Dame Street.7 80d | [SUCCESS AND Unanimous \u2018Verdict of the Public NOICAT Ta à : \"A FEW OF THE | GRAND 00M 647 St.Catherine St.( Pilows Old Stand), 0SSESSES THE RICHEST NOVELTIES.| NEW GOODS: 20\" ioun CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.Best Goods for the Least Money! | Canadien Agents for tho Celebrated PF.2 SHITNEL 1A6G5 CO, the iargess m.Childrou's 198 McGill Street.Catalogues on application.nnufs: turers of H.JONES & co.T6*2awtt Pre: ident-Hewar Lrwan, Esa.que @QIUENS [J ¥SURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA is now prepared to issue its new COUPON ENDOWMENT BOND.which the holder ar may obtain an advance of money at moment thont n noti A Company, b iy handine it over to the lender.= TIAB.yw HR \u201cple Company itself TA Hkewise always lend on the security of the bond Thos ony licy issu ted | in ke ree from any conditions whatever.The money is defin à COUDO! ed to same.The face of the policy | is a at end n n attac of term.a to tine pr profits added, or at prior dea A the above policy, is estimated to yield the insured in i.54 do.do.19D per cent.in 30 years.Do.$35.38 jo.do.359 per cont.in 30 years.INSURANCE Co: New ce THE LIFE ENDOWMENT ASE ANTI Be oy payable at ages 55, 69 ord 63, OITIEENS life insuran: with or without tontins features, affo! by other Com meany tment o h t at 55.Do.do.A 80 do.403 per cent at RE RE 0 urange at offered by any mE ha A n event o! or s cont.tothe insured at the and of 15 years.$11.91 do.odo do.139 per cont.in Pr 20 do.$12.36 do.o.354 12.95 à d do.170 Acciden i Tanti os pled to any ot ie bees pa policies at a considerable reduction off ordinary Py POLICY font of a UBL sum in the event of death the usual table rates: affording a most attractive and cheap a atpolioy policy wnder the most liberal conditions possible.The Endowment Policy is payaile 1 to \u2018the colars and rates for any of the foregoing tail Hs the Company's Head Office, 179 Be James Btrost, Montreal.Tozautr einsui an! y or form ol policy.An in Tue CITIZENS INS (GE COMPANY OF Ghana offers a COMB ACCIDENT ENT ENDOWMENT FOLIC Fice-President\u2014ANDREW ALLAN, Bag.An Investment ot 36193 an sa nually, we por cent in years, da do.246 per cent.in 25 years.Do.829.57 er EXTIRELY Foxus of resal ts aad advan 1.10 annually is eat ACCIDENT axp LIFE by which the insured is covered to the ex- from accident, and a weekly compensation for for Special Tables of this Company are ob- GERALD E.HART, General Manages.UONIAL Ho BLACK GOOPS DEPARTMENT.We will offer on MONDAY 100 pieces SLIGHTLY DARAGED.Any one requiring this class of goods will ind this an excellent opportanile te procure a first-olass article, at a very low figure, HESRY ORGAN à Ç9- CORNER OF ST.JAMES 8T.AND VICTORIA SQUARE \u2014 THAT THE\u2014 ION § LUSTROUS GADZR .DRESS GOODS CHANGEABLE SILX, - - - SHADED MOIRE .BEADED GRENADINE, us 75 PRESS PATTERNA - - LAMPASETTR, - «1 HÉADÈD PASSEMENTERIES, .- _- TRIMMING BILKS, : - - \u2018ST.STEPHEN RIBBUX, INDIAN BROCADE, HEE VJ OBOAN & C° of BLACK CASHMERE,\u2019 109m -FOR WATERING PLACES = RECEPTIONS e DIKNERA PHOMENADER \u201c PALIA \u201c TRAVELLING THEATRE « MATINEE Stock of Liagors.Tenders will be received by the undersigned [INSOLVENT NOTICE | es ova SATURDAY AFLFERNUON, MAY Ten COMPRISING: lor Sets ts.Badroom Sets.Dinin Tabl oboards, Easy Chairs, Lounwes, Batis pot Stands, Brussels, Tapestry and.other.Carpois, Motor.Bu reaus, Washstands, Spring.Bode, Iron Wardrobes, Hair and Wool Mattresses, Rofrigerntors.Cenire Tables, Sewing iney, Mirrors, Gasaiiers, Cracks, Cooki lug and Hall Stoves, Kitchen Tables, Chitdr Cribs, Cane un Chairs, Lames Crookerr,- Les Gi éleswars, Cattery, und a lot of Ends, two fire-proof Eufas, &c.Évérythins must bo sold Lo clear promises for large consignment of new Furajture irom nario.Sale at 2.30 p.nu.BR.HICKS uetiongs co.N.B.\u2014Parties having good Househ to dispose of will please send aie e.\"qe CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, Bi The undersiened 1 soll at anction, by order of RODERT SNA AR, Esa, at his tard.s No.97 COLBORNE ST.MONDAY MOXNING, MAY 8rq, One ent Bteam Derrick and ong Hand- power Derrick.both fitted with best English Steel Wire Rope somplete: vne Engine o and Boiler comulote, 15 horse power, in 200d der; prick, Sitam Elevator, Piauks Trusse) Ladders.i ods, Trucks.Wheelbarrows, Buggv.Carts, Waggons, Sleighs, about 550 fr.Brown and \u2018reestone.Office l'uraitara, Safe, Desk, Xo.Also Driving Horse-#-zood roadster, and one, cart Hors © sard an \u2018Le visited at any time Bale at TEN o'clock.MM.HICKS 1008 do oor NALE Br, NALCTION EN BLOC OF T.CONTENTS OF HE ramen RESTAURANT, a ren Tables, Safe, Giassware, Satan on China, Qook~ ing Bas Bance, roues A will Lease of Premises, License, ato.- Bale on the Prem!sea, No.113 St.Francois street, MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY tré, Immediate possession given.SALE AT 230 P.M.M.HICKS & CO, 1 Auction , VB.Shaw°s Sales.PS RESERVED AUCTION SALE pe Bottes Stock of Leather Findings, oe SS Tota Be Some aos, re iz Sawa, oor Punches, eoto.Chiidren's.Bool and Shoes, Safe, Desks, Counters, Show - es, ete.Ar THE STORE Fo.tas ST.Pauz 9x.On Monday Morning, 3rd May, at 10 o'clock.w.E.SHAW, 8 Auctionser.APSION SALE Horses, Harness and { Carr Very Care sale at Haleg Yard, 222 Bt: James street Tuesday Next, the éth innt., at 3.20 pm W.E.SHAW.101 Auctioneer.Thomson & Gewdey's Sales.AA SN APE RAND, CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, - Var & BAB 5¢ James Street.LARGE CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, SPLENDID DRY Copa.THOMBON & GOWD, .Ruotioneer.\u2014 TOWER STREET \u2014 4 as Meowday Moratng, May 3rd, 10 C'étock.We ur He ea rare the Heure Bari Bedroom Furaiture.Stoves, pot: goratotr, ete.ot THOMSON & QGOWDEY, Suciinnents, Beuninr = Bar.atou\u2019s Sales.e SNL NS TE que oF DEY.Goons BY AUCTION.The s ubscribors will sel sell at their rooms, Nos.86 and 88 51, Prier street, on WEDNAL1 AY, Ssh MAY NEXT.a large aq.ell astorted ätock of Dry Goods, ; consisting « Cloths, Tweed Tn Flannels, Rex ane mer Bieachod and ain sached Table Linens.À large assortment of Towels, Napkins and Tablo Linen.AND\u2014 40 caser Man's and Touthe! Felt Hun, aw Hats and Bo - res, Alpacas, Oo boues.ete axe assortmant of Beady-made Clothing, } cases Grey Fi Fianpala.2 cases Undorciothing.- : Saio at TEN 0 clock.BESNING & BARSALOU, 101 _An A Rae & Donnelly\u2019s Sales, RN a ONTARIO RIO STREET J ary will sell by Auction on NNR, tbe 8rd of May, at the abo Housochold Parnitare, | \u2014CONSISTING OP\u2014 tre Table.Où oi Paintings, two vary _ Water D urt Brass cloths, Hall.Cook AN neariy now: oblF, « short SALE AT TEN OCLOCK.BAE & ROXNELLY, \u201cA.Marcotte & Co's.Sales.NN INSOLVENT NOTICE In the matter of MES.J.J.J.8, GELINAS, La Bais \u2018ab ersigned will sell Wa oa Wednosdar tho Sth May.is \"a tas = the assets of tho estate, as ol Stock of D Groosrios.arn Foc am Srooss os Sosi 308 x Pixtares ant and Hoiling Btock 2e Book Robe, Furaitars LUS 27,829 88 nspected on application, gen niory or list of debts on view at out MENT & TURCOTTE, Accountants 7 Placo d\u2019Armen, Worireal - otte & OC Anrumees In the Matter ot JEAN-BAPTISTE SASCON, of the Town of St Jerome.10 3 o'clock, p.m.on - dar of May.foi the purchase of the Assan of - the ve Estate, consisting of as follows Stock of Groceries, Liguors, &c.amounting as per ventory, to, ok 9° por I 1.904 70.Book Dobta, as per list.1.024 63.Tenders wil for.oneh où items and the Ins 6 tr not bind eaves U5 ao accept the Le hest or anv tender, Tenders S ober than for cash to state terms otra rand © ered, raed on an List of Book Debts may bo oran fice, and Be Jerome, on Fnosiar, rh DAVID SRATH.GEG.DAVELUY, 96 and 98 St, James Strooz Point \u2018 ™ Montreal, April 29, 1886.1038 TPONEMENT OF SALE \u2014 TH Adams Tebsoco ae pin a Limt 4 soy 3 chines and ces oi in, For Other Late News soe Pages 7th and 8th.DANSE SN SES ESS NS Se © MORLEY AT GLASuOW.\u201c The Irish Chief Secretary Defends Mr.Glndstone\u2019s Schemes.the Homo Rule Measare not n Cast Iron Gue-Irish Repressnis- tion at Westminster.(SPECIAL TU THE STAR! LoxDoN, May 1.\u2014The Giaszow people Mr.Glaëstone than those of Edinburgh, .therefore Mr.Morley had a warm reception \u2018there last night.In the aiternoon a conference of delegates from Liberal associations from Scotland was held, lasting over three hours.A proposition introduced by a mewm- ber, describing the Irish people as unfit for self-government, secured no seconder.A resolution in favor of Mr.Gladstone's scheme was finally carried bv about 60 to 19.The purchase bill only received meagre attention both in the afternoon and in the \u2018evening.At the meeung in Si.Andrew's =: Ball Mr.Morley won a tremendous cheer by speaking ot Mr.Giadstone as the ë SPLENDID CAPTAIN of the Liberal post.The speech as a whole was a reply to objections.Although be vas very tired with his rapid journey from Dublin, be made a considerable mpression.With regard to the land bill, he simply spolie in a few sentences of the lack of geve- \u2014- posity involved in leaving the land question to be settled by the Irish Parliament.This was not recerved with much warmth.The _.chief interest in the speech centred round what he would say regarding Irish representation at Westminster.When the audience understood thal his intimation that the door of consideration was not closed, and the scheme was not a cast iron ons, It cheered loudly.His words about the Irish members were as follows: \u2018The diffi- be\u201c met by some such suggestion as 1 ventured to make in the House of Commons.What I ventured tosuggest bas since been supoorted Uxa ma OI PIÉSESF authonty and experience in the a .House than L.It was an interregnum for ; Ja upper Lachine, wi:en += in Da two or three years, to let Ireland got the benefit of ail the facilities and all THE CAPACITY OF IRELAND to sat this new machinery agoing.If at the end of these two, three or five years there is \"then a desire felt or expressed on the part of the Irish people to revert once more to their old position, whether in a reduced number or otherwise at Westminster, I think it would be an arrangement which all Englishmen or Scotchmen might most gladly fall in with, and against which no Irishmen would bave very much to say.\u201d This is a hint that the Government is ready to modify the scheme on this important point.Mr.Morley\u2019s own suggestion simply goes to pave the way for a graceful retreat.The Mandard says: \u201cMr.Morley\u2019s position is one of entire readiness to oblige.\u201d The Daily News, which is now the Government organ again, says: \u2018There ts a belief that in this way the road would be open Lo a federal system, tn which the whole empire would be represented, which would reconcile many minds to the proposal to \u2014 keep the Irish members.\u201d Lord Hartington and Mr.Goschen spoke at Edinburgh last night, but said nothing new._ NORMAN.AMERICAN NOTES Chinch buys have appeared in the wheat Jolds near Centralia.ills, In enormous suwbers.The growers are teartul that the domising crop oi this year will be lestroyed.The bank of O.8.Lancan, Bluffter, Ohio, \u2018was robbed yesterday, of $10,000 ip money apd securitivs.The advance elevator.Mintor Bros.pro- rietors, at Xansas City, has been burned : 0s8, $100,000.45,000 bushels of wheat an 17,000 bushels of corn were destroyed.\u2014 R.AND 0.My.Senecal off for New York to Arrange With the Vanderbilt System for an Interchange of Trafie.Mr.L.A.Sénécal, President of the Riche- .:Heu& Ontario Navigation Company, leaves for New York this afternoon.in connection with the arrangement referred to in vester- day's issue with the Vandertilt system of ratlways \u201cwhich will have the result of \u2014-aisposing of: the ovposition line projected by Mr.Folger, of Ringston, and the Utica .& Black River R.K.By the new armange- ments the MichiganCentral and the NewYork Central rabirgads will probably take over \u2018some siock of the Richelieu Company and enter into an agreement to send all thew travel over the S:.Lawrence route by the steamers of the Company.This morninx 4595 shares of tbe Longueuil- \u2014- Navigation Company were transferred to thé Richelieu Company, and a cheque for 960 paid for the same.This gives the Richelicn Company the controlling interest.The mail contract irom Montreal to Ha Ha Bay has been renewed by the Government with tho Company lor a further term of years.ISPECIAL TO THE STAR] Krvoston, May 1.-The Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company have bought off the opoosition line trom Clayton to Montreal, by securing the ownership of the steamer \u201cPrince Arthur.\u201d ata good round figure, from Folger Bros.© The Moobe¥ Insurance Cases.The Court of Review gave jndgment ves- terday afternoon on the motion \u2018or n new \u201ctrigldn the case of J.H.Mooney ra.tbe Im- surance Uo.It will be remembered atthe special jury which tried the case ave Ali.Mooney a verdict for some $16,- Bou.The court has now ordered à new trial ; 0 the ground that the verdict wns against .She evidence.Judge Torrance in pronounce tng the judgment pi the court said that uu- der the policy nochange of risk was per mitted.It was not denied that cotton had boeu tried tu tic\u201d tannery and it had been proved that this drying was tantamount to -æchange of risk.Several other companies are interested, the full amount involved be- $40,000.\u2014_\u2014 A Little Girl Drowned at Lachine Last evening, about five o'clouk.à number of children were playing on the river shore ; « little girl about 4 of acre, the daugater uf a man enplor- wes' brewer, accidentally tell into the\u2019 river.The current swintly drew the bad v inte the culvert velore assistance could \u2018wrriveand the child was drowned.The bod v was found about iwe hours altterwards.The coroner has been notified.Tho Late Mr.Varin, The funeral of the late Mr.Euevne Varin, Clexk ol the Court of Appeals, wil be hold on \u2018Monday morning at ight o'clock from his rosidonce.on Moriaud street, to Nr.Joseph's Church, and thence to the Cote des -Nelges Cemetery.His tellow c'erks ot the Sones House will attend ihe runeral in a body Ar.Varin was an ex-Zuave, and his \u201cold comrades will also attend bis funerai PERSUNAL.Mr.J.M.Hannaford, formeriy nt the ntral Vermont Railway, has been ap.ointed © manager of the Nurthern [Qs - ~ mo > - Dr.E.P.Lachapeaile wishes it to be known Anat be isnot the professor referred 19 in Thursday's STAR as havi furnished in- i : : \u2018 \u201cg J bava a stronger personal feeling towards.of Young BARRIUMS GYMNASIUM.) wn Yadies' and Children's Classes.A wded and iufluential audience assemble ast evening iu ums Lyymng~ slum on the occasion of the aunual reb | of exercises by the youug ladies\u2019 and children's classes.The programmo consis of par-bell exercises, res gymnastics, Indian clubs, dumb-belis aud marching exercises.\u2018The young ladies\u2019 class was led by Asses \u2018Teenle Wilson, Edith Yeers and Nellie Reid.The \u201cJuniors\u201d were under tie leadership of Misses Charlotte Smythe, Ruby Holden and Del Hagar.A prettier sight is seldom witnessed.The exercises by the \u201cSenfors™ were perlormed with grace und elasticity.Bar-bells, free gymnastics, and a series of varied and remarkably pretty marching exercises by the children\u2019s classes were gone through with a precision and finish truly marvellous for such littlo ones some of whom were only live years old.Luring the evening Mr.Barpjums made a tew telling remarks on physical education, in the coursa of which be stated that he was æreatly encouraged iu bis efforts by the cooperation of the medical gentlemen of this city, all ot whom realized the Importanœ of bis work.and he beheved that a large propor tion of the pupils of his young ladies\u2019 and children\u2019s classes were urged to come by the doctors.Mr.Barn- jum spoke of the gratifying results ot carelul systematic training as seen 1 wem- bers of \u2018his classes, a fact to which the parents of those present could bear testi- toy.A number of beautiful bouquets were presented by admiring friends to the puplls, aud at the close of the entertainment Mr.Barnjum presented a silver brooch of gymeastic design to Miss Charlotte Smythe, as a small souvenir of the high esteem and admiration he had for the admirable and briluaae little pupil who had been leader- iu-ebief of the junior class and who, he re- Eretied to say, was now about to leave this city to reside in Toronto.SPORTS AND PASTIMES.Football.The Valleyfield eleven arrive this morning to play the Britaunia team on the Cricket Grounds this afternoon, at three o'clogk., The Gun.The pigeon tournament which was to have been held in Ottawa on y 4th has been postpoyed té 39th June.The Turf.The race for the one thousand guineas stakes, for three year old tillies run to-day at Lhe Newmarket, England, first Spri meeting, was woa by the Duke of Hamil- tons bay filly * Miss Jummy,\u201d Prince Soltrkoll\u2019s bay filly \u201cArgo Navis, \"second and Lord Zetlaad's brown filly \u201cJewett,\u201d third.Notes.Louis Cyr, the champion strong man of the world, gives sn exhibition this eveni y physical powers.The Montreal Bicycle Club meet this after- noan for a ride to hine.Tom Challover, the celebrated English jockey, is dead, aged 47.The first baseball game of the season was played in Toronto on Good Friday.A preliminary meeting was held at St Lambert last evening to arrange for the tor- mation of a boating club.A temporary committee was appointed to consider the proposition and prepare a report to be submitted to another meeting, which will shortly be held.Canadian Gobelln Tapestry.There are at present on exhibition in Mr.A.Simard\u2019s windows on Notre Dame street, rior to being framed for the Colonial \u201cxhibition, some fine specimens of tapestry work by Madame de Bellefeuille Macdonald.From the fineness ofthe stitch and the detail of the shading this work may safely classed as a good imitation of the old Gobelin tapestry, and merits the appellation of Canadian Gobelin Tapestry.\u2018They will undoubtedly be as much adwired in London as was the one shown at the Philadelphia exhibition.The largest of thèse pieces is a carnival scene at Venice, another is a reproduction of Gustave Doré's \u201cEaster Morn\u201d when our Saviour appears to Mary Magdalene.The last is a small banner upon which the arms of the Marquis de Lot- biniere are worked with remarkable skill.it is useless to attempt any deseription of these pieces; they must be seen.The * Easter Morn\" seems to show the most art; the profile of the kneeling Saint, her waving hair, her draperies as well as of Lhe Saviour\u2019s shroud are most nataral.The violet studded verdure and tbe rock are excellent.The sky looks rather unnatural owing to the shades being too pronounced, but it appears it was impossible io rocure tbe intermediate shades here.ihe stitch was suggested to Mrs.Maodon- ald by the stitch of the old Gobelins in her possession, dati from Louis XIV's time, which are probably the only real old French Gobelins in the country.The real Gobelins, even recent, are worth about 1800 francs per square yard.According to family tradition these Gobelins were given by the Grand Monarque to the first de Lotbiniere, who came to Canada in 1646, four years after the foundation of Montreal, and took a prominent part in the cneninæ up of the country, being the first Lisutenant-Generai of the Sénéchaussée of new France, and member of the Supreme Council.Sag Case of Accidental Poisoning.The family of Alr.Childs, of 365 St.Dominique street, have 6 plunged into the greaiest distress through an inadvertence.The father intended to ive his little daughter, a bright little zairl of 16 months, a teaspoonful of cough mixture, and in mistake cave it a teaspoonful of carbolic acid jn- stead.Tbe mistake was discovered immediately.and the distracted father rushed off Tor medical assistance.Drs.Burland, Wilkins, Wilson and Stroud were quickly in attendance and endeavored by every ~ siblo means to counteract the effect of the _ poison, but their efforts proved: unavailing and the poor child expired.The coroner was notified of the affair, but from the testimony of the medical gentlemen it was not conside necessary to hold an inquest.The child was buried yesterday afternoon in Mount Koyal Cemetery.' The Sixth\u2019s Band.To The Silver Cornet baud of the Sixth Fusi- diers has a surprise in swore for the peopfe.Montreal when it turns out for the first time\u2019 after its re-organization under ils new bandmaster, Mr.I.W.Trindell.Since this ntleman has had charge of the band, some fard practizing has n done, the whole organization has been changed acdthe band has improved wonderfully.A number of new musicians have been added to the band.among them several past members of the famous millitary bands of \u201cA\u201d and \u201cBR\u201d Battery.who are now living in Montreal.The new bandmaster was hi for many years bandmaster of \u201cB\u201d battery and as such as well as a olarionet soloist was wade much of not only in Kingston but throughout thé whole of Ontario.v The Meard Coal Agnie.In the case of the Exchange Bank against the Federal Bank the Court of Review gave judgment yesterday afternoon maintaining the decision given in the Superior Court, which dismissed the action.It was one.of the cases arising out of the Beard coal deal.He transferred to the F Bank some three-hundred and odd dollars\u2019 worth of coal which lie had bought with money advanced him by the Exchatge Bank.\u2018The court held that Beard was the owner of the coal.Madame Greville.Aiadame Greville, the celebrated French Wovelist and lecturer, visited No.2 Fire Statton, yesterday afternoon, accompanied hy the Mayor.Captain Beekingham hitched up the horses, and Lhe salvage wagon was ready.for \u2018operation in ter seconda The talented lady delivers her second lecture in the Nordpeimer's Hall this evening oc la ric Parisienne, Serious Accidents.A roofer.named Augustin Cravier, living at 40 St.David street was working oti a house on Cathedral street when ha fell to the ground.He was taken to Notre Dame ital.and on examination it was found that Fe hag his lef shoulder dislocated and an ugly scalp wolind! He was slightly better this morning.me The St.Johns Regatta, Ross ia getting himself Into thorough rowing condition.by a series of races anu con- i ior his bis race with Hunian un vai Uni- | Dont ichelieu privet ai iy Johns % nion Day, wi d expects , &1v® his opponents hard pall : THE NUDE IN ART.The Recerder Finds Bice Sharplay & Oe Guilty Faeosax Nude Matuettes of Nightand Morning in Thelr Window\u2014Text of the Judgmont, Judgment was rendered by Recorder De Monugny at three o'ulock this afternoon in the now famous \u2018* Nude in art case,\u201d in; Jhich iv wil he remembered, Mossrs Rice Sharpley & Co.jewellers, Notre Dame \u201cwere accuse of having exhibited in their window two small statuctis representi * Night\u201d and \u201cMorning\u201d after Michael Angelo.Ou renderiuæ- judgment His Honor stated that the delendants had been charged with exhibiting a statue in such a state of nudity that it was contrary to decency and modesty.According to by-law 119, a person .who exhibits, sells or offera for sale \u2018any boo picture or indecent object is hiable-to an hn- -prisonment not exceeding two months.It Pad been proved that the defendants bad exposed the statues in question and the had do hesitation in saying that the above bylaw, as it protected morality, was LBGAL IN EVERY WAY.The whole question was in the fact as to whether the statuettes wero indecent objects.The defence had endeavored to prove that they were copies of masterpieces aud he bad been askin himself ever since wholher such was the case.\u2018There was surely a doubt.and af course the de- fenee was to get Lhe benefit of it.He would now consider the question as to their Indecency and he would ask the defencœe whether the great masters of art had always been guiltless.The detence would easily remember that in olden tlines when art flourished, Aristogie, Pliny and Cicero, shockea at the sight of indecent statues in their cities.had repeatedly urged theis fellow citizens to remove them from the eyes of the people, - It was evident that the wasters of that time bad somewhat strayed from the path of true art.Into this torrent were drawn Michael Angelo, Raphael, Jules Romain and many others whose great aim seemed 10 be to give to statues of saints, matters and angels a likeness to Apolio, Jupiter and the muses, thereby becoming true apasties of the sensualism which Christ Game vn earth to quppress.- \u201cNow,\u201d he conUnued, \u201care indecent objects to be FORCED.UPON THE PUBLIO simply because they are the production of great masters?I hold that they are not.Some witnesses had sta that the objects were found Indecent because the nation was not suiliciently advanced in science.There existed many theories as to the manner in which a nation was to be educated and of course everything depends upon what is to be taught Lo the uation.1! it bo seusualism, well then let Lhe school of sonsualism pe tolerated.But I will saurely &gains is ool an always bu of the opinion that to educate the Jormity with the s and tenth commandments of God and the elements of evil lave.\u201d Concluding he said his mind was ectly at ease in connection with the gullt of the accused and he wuuld therelore forced to condemu them.His Honor concluded bys that the delendants may have acted in g faith, at least he would believe they bad.He would therelore not sentence them.In his opinion they belonged to that class of people who may not find harm iu what bas been con- demued in this case.He might say as Christ sald to bis execuiioners, * Forgive them for they know not what they do.\u201d THE WATER POLICE The Strength of the Force Reduced for Economic Reasons\u2014The Shipping | Trade Dissatisfied.Twenty-two men of the Goverament Harbor Police were sworn in for service for the seven months ot navigation this morning, and the force began its regular routine ol duty this atternnon.Considerable comment is being indulged in by the shipping community over the report which has been received of the Government's intention to reduce the force permanently as the tice fees collected at this port and Quebec do not cover ihe expenses of the two forces.The fees collected at both ports are paid into a common fund and the forces aie paid therefrom.Last year there was a deficiency in the fund of about #Iv,000 and the balance bad to be made up from the contingent fund of tbe Marine Department.To reduce the expenditure both Montreal and Quebec lorces will be reduced aud the reduction will be proportionate to the amount of fees collected in the two ports.This is the main cause of complaint among those who pay the police dues in Montreal as they claims that the bare statement of the amount of dues collected bere and in Quebec dues not give a fair idea of the claims to the common fund of the Montreal shipping.This arises through most of the vessels, including all the large ocean hners which come up to Montreal, being obliged to pay the whole of their police fees, which are levied at the rate of half a cent.per ton gross, at Quebec.Only ships which do not stop at Quebec pay their police dues in Montreal, the regulations being tha! a vessel which lands even as much as a box of matches au the Ancient Capital has to pay its dues thers, even if she only remains in Quebec for as many minutes as she remains days in Montreal.The agent of a large steamship line remarked to a STAR reporter to-day: * The strength of the Quebec water police force 1s out of all rtion to-the amount of fees paid by Que c shipping when compared with the number of men in the Montreal real shipping either here or at Quebec.This gentleman added, \"If fair play was done all round our force should be increased instead of reduced, as if it is going to remain with only twenty-two men on duty we may almoss well be without a loree at all.\u201d The men sworn in to-day all belonged to the -force-lust-year- \u2014 en CITY ITEMS.\u2014A match was played on Saturday morning between the 2nd Form of the Montreal Academy and the Princess Athletic Club.The latter won by three straight games, L.Levitie putting in first and R Bennett the second last.: \u2014A series of evangelistic services will be - held :on- Sunday evenings in the lecture hall of the German Church, opposite the St.Lawrence Market, commencing to-morrow evening.There is a large Protestant population 1n_ this district and there are fewer stant churches than in any other district of the city.The Rev.Mr.Massey will preach to-morrow evening on \u201cHope tor the greatest sinners.\u201d ter Ocean Passengers.Among the saloon ners bv the Hamburg American Packet Company's SS.th uit, for * Hatntuvnta,* Irom New York, : Hamburg via Plymouth and Cherbourg, are tie following: Prof, C.E Mayse, of McGill University, a Moyse and faroily, Mra and Miss C.B.Richard, Mrs, W.E.Hart, Mr.W.H.Roberts, Mr.O.C.Allen, Dr.PF.P.Anderson, Mr.Benjamin Douglass, Mr.C.J.Fletcher, Mr.John Ritchie, Mr.MM.Peterson, Mr.F.A: King, Mr.H.F.Fox, Mr.J.O.Reid, \u2014_\u2014 _ Sabarban Train Service, On Monday, May 3, in addition to the present trains the Local to Vaudreuil.and intermediate stations will comipence to run, leaving Montres! dreuil at 7.25 \u2018am.earlier this year than usuat to accommodate those who go to oountry oa first of May and also the scholurs, \u2014\u2014 | Flood Pletures, Messrs.Summerhayes & Walfard are issuinr some splendid photographs iliustrating the laié flood.These pictares are decided wosks of art.and depict some of the most intorest- ing scents duting the food.The series includes Ht Paul street at Custom House are, corner ofl Bieury and Craiwr streets, Medill street, Chabuillez Square.Harmarket tmaré.Vittorin Square, and other of the more interesting loralitios.Shipping Notes.Ti The Inman Line SS.\u201cCity of Montreal,\u201d from Liverpool via Queensiowo, arrived at New York at 11 a.m.to-day.; Fhe Hamburg Amerionn Packet Com- ny's SS \u201c Hamuoionia™ sailed from New ork for Hamburg, 33th Apnl, with 175 cabin passengers.Puppy Show.+ ' \\ The annual puppy show of the Montreal uit took \"place aflernoon at t Ra SM Boat ceditatin\u2019 force and the amount of fees paid by Mont.| Da Inspecting the Prison-Tho Warden Be.Meved to be Dying\u2014Sketch of His Life.Mr.James J.Moyean.of Ottawa, Ins night, aud proceeded to St.Vinoent de Paul thls afternoon.In conversation with a STAR reporter this morning, he stated that Lis vigit to the scene of the late revolt would ouly be a semi-ofticial one.He would enquire into the facts and Jay the results before the Minister of Justice.In all probability & formal investigation will then ba ordered.\u2018the ringleaders of the 1evolt will have to take their trial before the Criminal courts.Senator Bellerose means to bring the matter into Parliament, having in his possession what he claims to be very important information.Ar.Morgan thinks that the Warden \u201c+ a, ACTED VERY BRAVELY, rumors which have been flying about rewarding reported dissensions between the warden and bis deputies tite Inspector says they aro not to be peheved.Two years ago the same stories were current, aud the Guv- ernment ordered an iuvestisration.A great deal of ovidence was taken, but the result showed only the baselessness of the reports.As to the present revolt it might as well have occurred in any of tho other penitentiaries \u2018The number ot guards at the penitentiary 1s the same proportionately as at Kingston.The only fault the Inspector bas to find is that the raies of the penitentiary could not have been enforced.From the extent of the revolt it is evident that the prisoners must have bad free communication with one ano her.At Uiltawa the revolt created an immense sensation, and is upon overybodr's lips.SOLITARY CONFINEMENT.Forty-one of the worst characters at the penitentiary are still kept under lock and key, and are only fed on bread and water.They will be kept in solitary confinement for some time yet.ln the tailors\u2019 and shoemakers\u2019 shops, out ot 41 convicts, the number usually employed Lhere, only 24 are at work.The remainder are locked up.In Lhe stonecutters\u2019 shed, out of 42, only 17 are at work.The men asa rule lvok hale and hearty, and prison lite seems to agree with then.Being well fed and living a regular life, free from all excesses, they are physie- ally much beiler off than they would probably be in the outside worid.Viau, The ringleader, is still confined in his cell down in the dungeon, the other four cells in'the same quarter belng occupied by convicts John Fox, Grady, Jobn Bowes aud Durocher.Munday, the wounded con- viet, is still in the hospital and is progressing favorably.THE WARDEN.At a late bour this afternoon the condition of the warden bad pot improved.A cossul- lation of doctors was held during the after- c Rey 3 a rom this city.Fulot hopes are entertained that the warden will last through the niznt, as he is weak and in a high fever.Warden Laviolette, of St.Viucent de Paul, succeeded Dr.Duscheneau shortly after the resent Cabinet at Ottawa came into power.be Was formeriy a member of the Legislative Council, Quebec, and retired to make way for the lon.Alexander Lacoste at the time when the ability and great debating powers of the learned Queen\u2019s counsel were required to carry the sale of the Q, M, O.& O.Reilway through the upper chamber.Mr.Laviolette bas always been a staunch Conservative and a warm supporter of the Mason-Chaplenu Interest in the County cf Terrebonne.During his younger days he wis a member of the Young Patriot Party and of La Club de la Liberté.He took an active part in the troubles of 1837-38 and ten years later in Lae County of Terre- bonne.When Sir Louis Lafontaine, as the nominee of the Joos, opposed the loyalist candidate, .Laviolette wasa warm partisan ol the former, receiving a musket shot in the eye during one of the iaction lights which occurred.Mr.Laviolette is married and has a large family all of whom are comlortably settled in life.TBE GALLOF RAPIDS, The Gilman-Gilbert duit Dismissed by Mr.Justice Papineau.Mr.Justice Papineau gave judgment yesterday alternoon in the case of Gilman vs.Gilbert.The particulars of this ease were reported at the time it was entered.Messrs.Gilbert & Sons secured a certain Governc tent contract for the dred:ring ol Lhe Gallops4 rapids.They were obliged 10 deposit with the Government a cash security for the completion of the contract.Mr.Gilman undertook to furnish this deposit for a consideration of $2000 a vear and obtained a depesit receipt jor the amount of the security from the Exchange Bank.When the bank suspended, the Government kept back from the sums due Gilbert & Sons lor work done, an amount equal to the security deposit and returned the receipt.Gilbert & Sons then found that Gilman had never deposited the money in the Exchange Bank and that the deposit receipt bad been secured as the result of a private-arrange- ment between Messrs.Gilman and Craig and that it represented no money but simpiy a pote of Mr.Gilman's which had never been collected.They then refused to pay the balance of the $2000, some $1300 due on the current vear.Mr.Gilman sued for this amount.The action was dismissed.Shipping Notes.The Allan's SS.\u201c Prussian\u201d sailed from Boston for Glasgow at 9 a.m.Saturday.The Benefits of Arbor Day.{From tbe New York Mail and Express} Still another benefit of these Arbor Days is the effect that their observance may have on the risinx generation.The school boys and girls of to-day, who have their natural interest in growing things fostered and en- cuuraged by precept and example, will not only grow up with a better knowleuge of \"vegetation, its phenomena and îts benefits, \u201cthaw their tathers and mothers, bit will put their knowledge to practical use, and wiil never suffer the trees to languish or to be destroyed.In making Afbor Day a school holiday.and festival, we are securing the future.From every point of viow, then, the observance of such a day is æood\u2014 in its practical effects and in its æsth effects, both immediate and future; good.ip its educating influence, good in its financial returns.The time is not far distant when every State in the Union will recognize the importance of the tree festival and celebrate it with enthusiasm.Canada's Greatest Wonder, {From the Hamilton Spectator.) The Canadian Pacific railway is the most wonderful public work ever constructed.It is the longest continuous line of railway, under one management, in the world.It \u2018Was constructed ina shorter time than any other great raijway which at ail aphroaèlies | it in magnitude.It has falsilied tbe predictions of all its opponents.They said the road could never be built, and it bas been built.They said it could Hot bo built in ten years, aud it has been buiit in tive They said it evuld not pay runmin, expenses if built, and it is already paying large profits.They said the Government would never got back a doliar of its loan.to the company; jt bas aiready got $5,000,000.and it is to ba: $20,000, more by the iirst of July.All patriotic Canadians are proud and gratified fo know that Canada has successfully carried out the greatest railway undertaking ever planned., \u2019 Messrs.Scribner have been obliged to postpone the publication of Mr.Frank R.Stockton\u2019s new novel, \u201cThe Late Mrs.Null,\u201d until late in the present month.\u2018the orders.from the booksellers bave been so large that A.second edition was put to press as soon as the firet wascompleted.The book will be issued simullaueously in England - by Mossrs.Sampsen Low & Co.The publishers of The Century are entirely out of the April number, containing the Alabama ana Cedrsarge articles, and.as the printers of the marazine are moving to their new quarters on Lulayette Piaco it will be impossible 20 Issue n new edition without geriousty interfering with the printing of the May number.In response Jo a cable mossage, the English publishers are returning all the copies of the April issue they can spare\u2014only five hundred.Mr.J.P.Reynolds is busy king dates for Mrs.Langtry\u2019's American bod next sea -son.The Jersey Lily will bring Mr.Charles | hlan, Mr.Evelyn, Mr.Henry Criso and Mr.Thomas Coe i her company, and will appear in the new play written for her o Mr.Coghlan, and entitled \u201cEnemies.\u201d She will begin her season in New York on Oct.4, at either the Fifth Avenue or the Standard \u2018Fheatré, and al tho close of ner to Buston for fapgement there will go a 7.JINGENE DE PAUL | 4 > dt c A - tor of Penitontiariss, arrived in the city last almost foolhardy in the revolt.As to the Rev.John Willia f this ci h at both morning and evening pr Breach Church of the Messiah.UNDENOMINATIONAL.| At the Protestant House of Industry and Rome, Longue Pointe, Rev.James Henderson wilt conduct Divine worship at 8 o'clock: Salem Church Sunday-school at 9.30 o'clock, Evening service at 7 o'clock.Rev.Samuel Massey.LUTHERAN.Divine service at 10.30 a.m.in the German St.John\u2019s Church.131 Si.Dominique street.Sunday-school 230 p.m.Rev.H.Ongerth, pastor.\u201cREFORMED EPISCOPAL.The Right Rev.Bishop Usshor will preach at both services in Be Bartholomew's Sharh to-mprrow.PRESBYTERIAN.Rev.John Nichols.the pastor, will officiate at both services in St.Mark's.In the evenin \u201che willdeliver the seventh of the series o soourses on Scripture didiculties.Subject: \u201cJapheth*s Vow and Jupheth's Daughter.\u201d The Rev.A.B.Mackay, the pastor, wil Preach at both services in the Crescent Street \u2018ea.Rev.J.Edgar Hill, M A, B.D., will officiate at both seryices in St, Andrew's.Sunday- School and Bible classes at 3 o'clock.Com- raunion lecture on \u201cThe Bread of Life.\u201d at 4 o'clock.Pre-Communion service Friday evening at 8 o'clock.Public services as follows in Erskine Church: 11 a.m., public worship, preacher.Rev.H.Jordan, B.D., the pastor: 3 p.m., Sabbath school and pastor's Bibla class: 7 p, Im.publie worship.preacher, the pastor; s prayer meting, every Wednesday, at 8 p.m.Tomorrow: being \u201cChildren\u2019s Day.\u201d a sormon appropriate to tho ocoasion will be preached at the mornin: service.Topic a Svoning iscourse: ist\u2019s Supreme Command: * Follow Fhou Me\u201d The Bev.James Barclay, M.A.pastor, will officiate at both services in St.Paul\u2019s.Sunday school and Mr.Barelay\u2019s class at 8 p.m.Rev.John Fraser.of Indian Lands.Ont.will occupy the pulpit of Stanley Strest Pres- brterian Church, morning and evening.Rev.Robert Campbell.M.A., the pastor, will ofliciate at 11 a.m.and 7p.m.in bt.Gabriel's Sunday-school and Bible class at 3 p.m.Services in St.Joseph Street Church at la.rm.condacied by Rev.D.Saunders, and at7 p.mm.by Rev.W.J.Smyth, M.A., Ph.D.EPISCOPAL.Divine service.with Holy Communion, at 11 a.m, in St.Stephen\u2019s.Evening service at 7.Sunday-Schoo! and Rector\u2019s Bible class at 3 p.m: Confirnmtion ciass and devotional meeting at 8 o'clock p.ui.Archdeacon Evans, re\u201ctor.! Services in Christ Chureh Cathedral as follows: 9 a.m., Holy Communion.11 a m.worning prayer and Holy Communion, \"Te Deum,\u201d Dudiey Buck's in E flat; \u201cJubilate,\u201d Schubert's in Blut: \u201cKyrie,\u201d Schubert's in E flat.Preacher: Re IN st not Tapes \u201d v a ou leave\u201d (solo) Handel.4.15 p.m.Choral Litany: preacher.Rev.J.3.Newnham, M.A.Ulferiory: \u201cCome unto me\u201d TM, \"Ca \u201d B lat: Anthem- \u2018\u2019Hosanna! Blessed is He\u201d (solo and chorus).Faure; preacher, Rev.J.G.Norton, AM A.rector.Offeriory: \u201cOh, Thou who takest away,\u201d (duetto) ssini Sun- day-schools and ible cinsses, 3 p.m.Daily service, 9 p.m.Services as follows in St George's: Holy Commuuion at 9.30 and at noon.ivine service at 11 a.nu, preucher, Kov.L N.Tucker.and 7 p.m.the ann i the 3 ueorge's Suciety., preacher.Rev.J.8.Stone.Sunday-schoo! and Bible clusses at 3 p.m.Dean Curmichael\u2019s class for men at 8.05.Dis triot visitors\u2019 meeting, Tuesday at 3 o\u2019clock.Wednesday.Divine service at 8 p.m.Friday.teachers\u2019 meeting, at Sp.m.\u2018The rector, Lev.J.H.Dixon, will preach at both services in St.Jude\u2019s.Sanday-school and Bible classes at 3 o\u2019clock.A short service on Thursday, followed br a meeting of the Church Association, at 8 p.m.Land of Hope, Friday at 8 p.m.lioly Communion at 8 a m.© Church of St.James the Apostle: morningkervice at 11, with Holy Communion: preacher, Rev.Canon Ellegzood; chorai litany, at 4.15.\" seals free; svening service at 7, a large proportion of the pews are free at this service: preacher.Rev.H.Kitson ; Sunday-school and Bible class, at 3 p.m.; service on Friday at 11 am.The ladies of the * Church Aid Society meet on Monday, at 230 p.m.Morning prayer and Holy Communion at 1k a.m.in Trinity Church: preacher, the rector; Sunday-school and Bible class for adits, at 3 p.m.evening service.at 7 o'clock ; preacher, the rector; the 6th sermon of the course on the utterances of Jesus from the dross; the Ladies\u2019 Aid will meet !n the vestry Thapar on WW sdacbiny ooni srHoo iB the chapel! on nesday eve; a o'clock ; Rav.Canon Mills.B.D.rector.~ ADVENTIST.! resürrected saints in the age of resti- tation.\u201d will form the subject of discourse by im.W.Robertson at the Advent Christian Church Lecture Hall, 1310 St, Catherine street, at 7 p.m.OONGREGATIONAILL The pastor.Rev.Dr.Stevenson.will preach morning and evening in Emmanuel Church.METHODIST.The Rav.James Henderson, pastor, will preach in Dominion Square Church to-mor- Tow morning ut 11 o'clock, and the Rev.W.H.Withrow, D.D., editor of the \"Methodist Magazine,\u201d will preach in the evening at 7 o'clock.Bervice in the lecture room.In St James Street Church at 11 a.m., the annual Sermon In connection with the \\Wesleyan Theological Coilege will be preached by the Rev.G- K.Sanderson, D.D.Prost London conference.At 7 p.m.the Rev.D.G.Brethour, of the City of ! will preach.ramental service at the close.Collections morning And evening in aid of the Theological College Fund.CATHOLIC.The prayers of the forty hours will be held on Sunday at St.Cunégonde.- A confirmation service will be held in the Cathedral at 7.30 a.in, In the same church at vespers-the relic of the true cross will be exposed for veneration.In St.Josoph'a Church every day during the Confirmation services will be held on Monday atthe Cote des Neiges College, Tuesday at Noire Dame de Bonsecours, Thursday at the Hotel Dieu.\u20ac The sermon at 8 p.m.in the Church of the Gesu Fi bo delivered by the kev.Father George Kenny, 3.J.Co ray > Bonsecours Marken The attendance of buyers and sallers was pretty good this morning and business was fairly active.Poultry is easier in price.Butter is much lower.\u20acs are unchanged except in farmers\u2019 hands, who ask as much as 20c, New potatoes are on Mr.D.Macarthy\u2019s st Oats, 900 to $110 per bam: buckwheat, $115 1.35; per bag: peas, 80c to $1; blue.do 81 to $1.20; beams, $120 to 1 40.Beef.12¢ to 150: veal, 8¢ to 12¢: mutton and lamb, 10 to 120; lambs.$3 to $5 each ; fresh ,hork, 10c; ham, 12e: bacon, 11 to 12c: fresh sausage, 10 to 12: lard, 120.Fresh killod fowls (for boiling) 80c to $1.00 ise pair.or 13 to 16¢ per Ib.do turkeys, $2 to -$3 per pair, 10 to A2c¢: no hen turkeys in the \u2018market.ca \"Frozen roasting chickens, i2¢ to 13c per fb.ride to $125 per pair: fowls, Île to 12¢ per ln.or \u20185e to per pair: young turkeys, 14 to lsc, per lb.or $3 io r pair; n do 17: per Ib.or ir; ronnz geese, to 1 os 50 i $2.per pair: blue bills, Dar pair; pigeons, $2.50 per doz or 40 to 45¢ per pair; quails.$3 rer don; prairie chickens.$1 25-to 1-35 por pair; snowbirds, 22 Soc er doz.Black ducks, 70 to Joo.ock, 62; cod, te: halibui, 12¢: pike, 8c: salt \u2018ood, Bc: Finnan haddocks, 10c.Lower Port lcbsterr, 10c; orsters, 85 to 40c per quart, or.$5 to 6 per barrel; Sturgeon, 10c.suckers, catfish, 10 to 25¢ per bunch: skinned bullhead.8 to 10\u20ac; mackerel.10\u20ac each ch.$250 per {ver Ib.or 60 to 75e + Amer- \u201cican shad.25 to 46¢ ea .: Aspacagus, 40.to 30c per bunch: lettuce, wm.$1, do Ideal 80c per doz: dandelion 50e per pasket: cuciimbers, $2 por doz.; rhubarb.$150 per doz; green mint.5c per bunch: Itesh tomatoes, 25¢ per doz: green parèler.Sc per bunch:new Ilorida cabbage, 150 per doz.: cabbage, $2 per brl.: potatoes, 50 to 60c ver bac: turnips, $1 per brl.: red -ouions, $1 26 per bus: spinach.$1.25 per basket: carrots,\u201d 50c per basket: parsnips.50¢ per bus; new potatoes 50c a measure, Winter uppies, 5250 to 850 per brl: good, inferior, St to 175: oranges, Jamaien, £6 50 to 7 per case, or 156 per dozen: oranges Florida, 40c per dozen: oranges Valencia, $5 50 ta 5 73 per case; lemons, Messina, $f to 5 per box: bananas.yellow.$4 25 to 3 50 per buneh: £rapes, Spanish, 85 to 6 per keg; cranberries, 20'to 35¢ per gallon, or $4 to 5 per barrel; pino- apples.40 10 S0c each: strawberries, Charles- town, 70¢ per quart.- Maple ugar.new.8 to 100: maple sprap, new, 73 to Por A 2 ou putter in tubs, 20 to 24c: butter, fresh, 25 ta 350: chrass, 10 120: strictly fresh excs.12% to 18c; farmers asking 19c and upwarda.Last eventog, at No.2 Fire Station, James bo à G Gilbert wi a5 beeli promoted to be Guar- Sonne De dans the reci ent of a band some iressn td hlm by his Jase nomowden as 8 TKK esteem, \\ month of Mary at 7.15 p.m.there will be p rs, S6rmon and salutation of \"the Holy Sacrament, 2, 44880 \u2014 DOUBLE - | s | FINANCE \u201cAND COMMERCE.Weekly Review.The flood of last week has loft its influence behind, and unfortunately it has disturbed business toa certain extent.The break caused by.the holidays, and the impending arrival of vessels in the harbor, have added their weight in keeping business in a quiet state.Still the feeling is anything but a discouraging one, although there is litde actual activity, and the.probabilities of the coming season are very\" hopeful and reassuring.There is quite a good amount of enquiry in most lines.and.this naturally will lead to business-as soon as navigation is really open as it ean bardly yet be said to be.The suspension of the canal tolls again is already having a very hel pful influence upon the grain trade, and it is only a pity that the decision was not made carlier that the contracts made before Winter had left could have been affected by it.The.change now is a verr good thing and cannot fail to bo advantageous to the export trade of the Dominion as it is already beginning to be, buta good deal of grain has been diverted into other routes beca St.ma the ver: use the cost of the WIOnce route was not known when the were being made, Wheat ) again, rkets, however.are pretty firm.whi re is higher and stronger.Fiour Bas boon ¥ quiet and inactive.The cattle trade has been fairly active, but this is just between seasons as fur as export and this naturally af Dairy products are decidedly trade is concerned.iffects lucal business.worse than they were and weaker in price.Butter has beer arriving more freely and th.of fodder gods pd enough + buyers .fler anything but freeiy.The extra amount pat upon the market has been weaken prices to a considerable nt; n fact prices are very weak.and blem az to the action of the making of todd butter instead of todder cheese is not quite 60 © ls liable prophets in this particalar.The now RO easily solved as some people said it would heese is also fnuch worse, the public has droppeda 2s.and in no activity at all, esied a 56s.cable t May have not.proved very re- Groceries have been very quiet.but prices are firm and with an upward tendency on several lines.(GROCERIES.\u2014Bi usiness has bean, And still is, uiet, while reports from the country say that ore it is very dull.But the opening of navigation and the improvement of country rons seem certain to bring abo ut a better feeling and renewed activity.Prices as a rule are hel Sugar continues fi fur 1s also on ve.Tea \u2014 Tea is duil in all lines, and will likely continue so for some time, i and notanxious sellers.d very firmly, espevially in staple lines.rm, with a likelthood of a i Teromte Produce Market.Market much before.Su extra flour sald atiSes.Oats cord at acts Whoat fall, No.2, 8tc: spring.No.2.84 to 85¢; winter.red, to 85¢.Bi , tra, 730: No.8.89 to 08 * Oats, No.0 our, & $365; extra, $3 55; spring extra, 83 30 to 335.LIVERPOOL\u2014LATRST PRICES CURRENT.May 1.sd 3 4a sa v Otot O âto0 0 70672 a I*o 0 70* 72 = -o0 QO 0 00 dose.0-00 4 490 0 Tallow.230-0060 - 56\" 00 Chote.4200 0 NEW Reportéd by Maca 1 Brokers, St.po: lacduugal Bros.Stock YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.Xavier Street, W.U.Tei ,.up.C À 6234 g2 1844) 7 |.234 |.84141Den & Rig G.| < | 54_ [N.Pagiñe.\u2026.l 5 Evie W.11764 Mob.& Oble| TSglCC.C.4L Feras Pac.Sans Pac _- SLP.M.& M |.Pullman Car -= {van Pac.4815} Exchange 205, Money £ Do Pref.1110] -} +8 eadine.\u2026 34 MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Reported for THE STAR Dy GORDON STRATHY & Cou Stock Brokers, 190 St.Frau.st.May 1.1386.ASE Bid TT PAK TA 214 21334:City Pass .8 (215 {Gas \u2014 193 >: 9: [Can Shipping 5 z St.Leu Fa ; .2003¢ IV, HL Cot.C.110 J i.[Can.Cot Co; 80 |.Merchaats tojl2é [Do.Bonds.j.\u2018104 Townships.jliSte Dundas Cor_ 70 | 624 uebec.9:5 1Do.Bonds.l.J.} Mont.U.Co.[100 {85 \u20ac , lre vein ees ! 79 761 104 Federal _ 1 cee M.Tei Co.[11814 118 .Bich ao | 78k) 73 ee leu Mon vs bueus - Fe PR PR *Montreal, xd.20814 Bid West Union.III! $234 Bid Chicago and Now York Prices Current, GRAIN AND PROVISIONAL Spectally reported for THER Star by Ytaciver A \u2018 arClay.120 NL trs.Xavier street.May! _ GRAIN IN NEW YORK.TS 1 Opz.WHEAT | 4 { ' ! i OLIN, 005.913] 784 T8185 0134 5255 D115 03101.SOLS BIN as apse U21y0.Ly 9204 92140 S2483 Aun Ï | 51a 4534 4315 4334) 36 451.461s 4514 46 Has LE.47 EG sa !GRAIN IN CHICAGO.Hzst Lwst Clg || Opt.Hirst Last Clg.s 82%g | Stove to d.SYEULUON HYIN MP H « HS BD Tha great ow ale success attending RA ER the salo of the GOLDEN STAR OIL STOVE Warrants us in recommending it as th Oil Stove in the market: many makers eet copied it.But we advise all in want of a good Rot one from us, that is i .Ohio.Over 27.000 sol customers a liberal discount off last year's prices.Please call and examine oar stock.1899, 1891 NOTRE DAME STREET, Opposite Now Balmoral Hotel.102%2 PROSPECTUS.PROVINCE OF ONTARIO, FORTY-XEAR ANNUJTIES.- \u2014 The undersigned will receive tenders for the purchase of terminable annuities, junging for 4 of Ontario under authority of an Aut of tha Provincial Parliament \u201847 Vie, can dl The annuities wili be in the for n_of certificates sizned bv the Provincial Treasurer, guaranteeins half-yearly payments at the office of the Provineiai Treasurer, in Toronto, of sums of $100, or Jarzer sums, on the 80th dar of June aad 31st day of December in enob year, dr forly years from $0th day of June nest, the first balfsyaarly certificates being pazable on tha 31st December next.The total amount of znnuities to bo issued in 1886.and for which te-ders are asked, is $14,000 sunually, but teiders will he received for any part of the zame not less than $300 apnually.Zenders will be required to stato the pital sum which will be paid for either tb, Jle annuities ile Or such portions 2s may be tendered for.- - Tenders will ba received up to the 15th day of June next.Notification of allotments wills be given lo tenderers on nr before 19th June, armante foes go ÿ .ther adva se \u20ac Sperod that a duty may yet imposed at the close of the season.Coffee e upward mo: , a8 holders are firm Some say there is a likelihood of the Government, still utting a duty at the end of the session, ab they did last time on spirits.But s idea may be a forlorn hope for speculators.Stocks are not heavy among traders, but some outsiders feel COFFEE.and a decided advance is long, as present prices the cost of Production.\u2014Javas and Maricaibos are higher expected before .it 1s said.below We quote: Java, 21 to 24c, r do, 17 to 196 Plantation Ceyl 16% 18¢.Fast I a o tat.on, 167 t India, 16 t Jamaica.10% to 12Xe, 8 to 15e.Rio 9 to 9Ke.SUGaR.\u2014The market continues firm and &tanuluted cannot be bo no yellows under 5%Xe, for granulated, and Lond.since last report u&ht under 7ke and New dork is TX to Fie adon has advan 3d Higber prices are expect: STRUP.\u2014There have been no sales, and there is a very dull market.The opening of navigation should make a marked difference, and it is fully expected that it uote Xv ; 2X, MoLasses \u2014There is Barbadoes is 93 to 34e: T, 1s no Cuba offering.it will do so, W V B3to3%.B2to no change to note.B 3% to 4c.D 1Xe.Tinidad, 27c.There PICES.\u2014 Pepper is again boomine.and X to \u2018Xe advance may be quoted both here and in London, while in Singapore the: vance.white do.31 10 33c; cassia, 74 to 9e.are higher and poor Zansi import, 8 10 8c.re Is Xe ad- We quote: Black pepper.184 to 18%¢; t Cloves \u2018 Dar will cost 17c to Jamaica ginger, 15 to 18c.Allspice, CANXED Goops.\u2014There isho change to note and nothing of interest except sale of a few peas at for berries, $225 grapes RIED u been a little but the $1.40.Wo quote: Tomatoes, $1 60 No.3: Strawberries.$2 30 to 2 50: a.23102 30; peaches.No.2, $2 25: do, > $3 23: California peaches, No.3, 84 75 : apricots, 3103: plu $t t SH N 3 50 to 4 25, | pruras, 2450 IT\u2014In dried fruits \u2018there has better enquiry for raisins, there is nothing else of interest in market.We quote: Valencizs, 9% to xe à pul do, 5X Le 80: ome.12 to Fi \u2018alifornin, London Layers, 3 50; do, loose Muscatels.82 80 to 8 00.350: do _\u2014 FINANCIAL.hig 213 at yesterday's which it of MORNING 13%, 50 do 213% 213 208 124%, 30 do 124.25 do 124%, 50 50 Commerce 123.50 T 118, 100 City Pas.135%, 25 & 1 250 191%, 250 do 191%, 700 do 192 Bank of Montreal Was again back at its hest pointto-day.opening at 2135, against close, it SALES.\u20145 Bank of Montreal .260 do 214.100 do ex-div.ta, 175 do 208%, 20 Merchants 124';.50 do ele Me 95 d 3 Richelieu 72.50 do 72%.20 Gex 197, S00 0s 150 Hochelaga Cotton 110, $1000 Canada Cotton Bonds 104.N Gossip was very bearish thi EW YORK STock, (By Meredith & 'Monk.) is morning, and threatening labor strikes are the subject of mu ch apprehension.A & stock has been shaken out and the market is extremely sensitive; steadily all day.there was a slich short time.prices have declined excepting about noou when t rally, whieh lasted oniy a There appears to be but faint hope of any higher prices for the present ex- copt-un-ratiies on-sh good feature is that most of the stocks eld by lurge capitalists who do not think a good tim 1 ort interest.\u2018The only are this © to unload, bat should any of them scared the market will have a bad Elumnp, et fhe Bank statement shows a d $1.250.000 in reserve.ecrease of over T there was no market.0-day being England, ndon stock COMMERCIAL.LOCAL.bank holiday in session of the Lo Business to-day was very quiet and without any activity though the enquiry still continues arge.Flour: Patents, perior extra, $4 10 to 405: 3370; 8 0 to 4 30; to 85: pollards, $2 75 to 2 85: Ontario bag: [2 Grarn\u2014Wheat, Spring.90.to 92; $430 to $470; choice, su- to 4 25: superior extra, $4 extra superfine, $3 85 to 390; Ting extra, $365 to 3 70; superfine, 50; Canada strong bakers\u2019, Ü Manitoba do., $4 75; American do., $4 50 fine, 83 20 to $ 25: middlings, £3 to 3 10; fine.$135 40; city bags, delivered.8235 to 240: out- Bets.$4 15 to 4 30: do.granulated, 9 .$4 45 do red Winter, 90 to 92¢; do.white Winter, 88 to 9)c; corn, 59 to ête: oats, 32 to 34c;rye.65to 67c: peas, 72 to 72Ke.T bus; corn, OTAL WEEKLY RECEIPTS.\u2014Wheat, 48860 500 b peas, 1600 bus: oats, 8100 ë us; bus; flour, 1L211 bris: ashes (pots), 49 bris: but == ter, 557 kegs: cheese, 132 boxes; pork, 300 brls: leather.661 rolls; raw hides 3:8: whiskey, ete, 50 casks; tabacco, 193 pkgs; petroleum, 357 bris.om \u2018 Darry Recerrrs.\u2014Wheat, 5350 bus: flour, 1526 bris; ashes (pote) 12 bris: butter.8 kezs: cheese, 21 boxes; leather, 222 rolls: whiskey, ete, 5U casks; tobacco, 29 pkgs: petroleum, 151 brie, \u2019 GTOURS IN STORE 1 May.24 April, 2May.1886.1886.1885.Wheat, bus.906,969 784.207 £08,186 Corn.0.544 544 1.474 eus, 0.248,623 7.610 20,389 Barley, do.9.066 5.409 18.326 yo._do.14, 14.854 18 549 Blour brs.57, > 51.958 51:02 tmeal.5 , 66: ornme 54 54 123 Cornmeal ™ Beerbohm reports : Wheat.and corn, fi and for\u2019shipment: quiet but steady.firmly held: corn, mixed maire 4s AMERICAN AND FORRIGN.Cargoes off ecgast: rm.rgoes on passage Wheat firmly held: corn, Liverpool: ts pot.spot, quiet but steady; 4d; Canadian pess 5s ad : prime western lard 31s 9d.The public Liverpool cable says: Wheat, firm, fair demand, offerings moderate, Corn, firm, fair demand.- Wholesale Produce, Provisions, ete, *rÈrsk.\u2014Tho cable ir still nt 49s, But Now © York is a little more active though sales a almost entirely on p.t.so thatit is difficult to learn the state of the market: thing in very quiet and dull, re ore avery.0TTER.\u2014 Receipts are falling off somewhat.érs are not willing to accept the lower back, prices caused by large ofierings, and are keep- obec 361 - Sélass | e.[85*; 3612-3534 36 .- 4 > i FROVISIONS IN CHICAGO.Nantif jeune Hizhest.) Lowest.Closing.} ORE_| May.L921 015 2970: 8.10 June D10 | 832i} e0tisl wos July \u2026 200; V4 2 2.35 lanp.|Maÿy.| 58 Le! 580 fi June 545 | Go 4.5.July.soz:-/ cO7TL £6.63 eo Cash prices\u2014Wheat, 78%c: corn.35%c: oats, 29%c; pork.$9.10; lard, $5.37 %,.| ah FOREIGN EXCHANGE\u2014Reported for THE STAR by rois Jackson.Mrokers.57 St Francios Xavier st.$ p.m., May t.Ia New York.I ai In Manrreal.Betw'n Bk.Counter.N.Y.Fds/par @ 1-16 11.10 14 48715 jargin Red On 3 Sy 29-16 88 e's 15 S835 | dudmd 93, B 1516 nig 4.53091) \u2018do Labl's: 110%, Money in London 344 Posted! Actual QACRED CONCERT AS TRE\u2014 YNOD HALL, TUESDAY RVENING, May 4th, 1836.at eight o'clock.SOLOISTS Mrs.Storey, Miss Reday.Mes = rt, Mis McLiea, Biss Wray, Mr.Verner: ar.24 w.Racine sa At the Pianoforte, - - ARS.CHADWICK.Attbe Organ - - ©» ME.W.BR.SPENCE -.Conductor, MR ERNEST A.SIMON.PROGRAMME.Fmno Duet, Eero March, Mendelssohn, Mrs.Chadwick and Mr.W.Ii.Spence.phon My hope Is in the Everlasting.Stainer.Ar Ver- NE, There is a green hill far away, Gounod.Mrs.Nonz The Kingdom Blest, Cotsford Mick, Miss MeLes.Song, Arm! Arm! Ye Brave, Handel, Nr.F.W.llar- \u201c CHRIST AND AIS SDLDIERS,\u201c\u2014Farmer.Proceeds for Trinity Church Interest Fund.ADMISSION.£3 Cents.1 1 St ROYAL SCOTS OF CANADA ARNCAL DRILL.The Battation will muster in Drili Order, on Tharsday next.the tth May, ats pu.sharp.pers.Bugiers and Drutmmers to auend.lecraits va aril overs Tuesday ull turther orders.By order, 1021 2021 FEED LYDON.Capi.& Adj.NGLISH WORKINGMEN'S Benetit Society.The regular monthly meeting wiil be held at the Oddfellows\u2019 Hail, 662% Craig Street, Monday next.at 3 p.m.John Gauntlets, Sac.OTICE ! Those who are interested in cuoiting will lease attend a meeting at the Hope Coffee ouse en Monday Evening, *he 3rd inst, at 8 p.m.for the purpose of deciding upon the formation of a club, 1021 WI.RENSHAW.Sec'y pro.tam.UEEN'S HALL \u2014 HENRY THOMAS, Lessee and Manager.TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, - MAY 4 and 5.Last lecture tour of the preacher and orator.REV.HENRY WARD BFECHER, \u201ctinder thé mañägomest of Mr.JB.Pond.SUBJECTS : TUESDAY\u2014\"Reizn of the Common People.\u201d WEDNESDAY-\u2014\"Conscience.\u201d Admission, including reserved seats, 50e 7ac and $1, according to location.Seats on sale at Nordheimer\u2019s.1024 Robes and Fur Garments stored for Summer Months, and insured against any loss or damage.Ruffalo Robe \u2018Warehouse, 1873 Notre Dame Street, 97 Good DRAIN PIPES.y Portland.Roman and ffnadian Cementa, Fire Bricks.Fira Clay, Tiles, Vent Linines, Enameiled Fire Clay ¥inks.Garden aud Navvy Wheelbarrows.W.MeNALLY & CO.Xo.12 Weilinrton, cor.Grey Nun St 100xt1 G.A.HF°LLAND, \u2014MASUFACTUREk\u2014 \u2014IMPORTER\u2014 ~\u2014 WALL FAPERS .7 f English, American & Canadian.GILT EMBOSSED PAPERS GILT PLAIN PAPERS SILK PAPERS SATIN PAPERS GROUNDED PAPERS PLAIN PAPERS Frtenes.Rorders.Dadeen.\u2014~ WALL PAPERS\u2014 * From 4 Cents a Piece to 63.00, SG.A.WOLLAND, 1738 AND 1760 NOTRE DAME STREET.101 S.MILLAR AND MISS PITT HAVE removed to No.4 Prince of Wales classes will M io where their roves oa Mondag, ini D LB required to be made \u2018 ithin \u2018en days thereafter.Tenders for the whole amount offered.if preferred.may ba upon condition .that the annuities be payable ir Great Britain in ster- 2.The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted, unless ctherwise sausiaciory.A; ROSS, Provincial Treasurer.Provincial Treasurer's Office.Notx.\u2014Illustration of calculation on interest basis\u2014At the rate of 1 por cont.por anuvm (or in strictness 2 per cent.Lalf-yearly), a present poyment of $1.987.25 would roprosant nn an- vuity of $1 for 40 years, payabie haif-yearly, while the actual vearly payment for the dû Years would be à fraction above 5 per cent.on tho principal sum.102 4 1 aw.BONDS-STOCKS STRATHY BROTHERS, Mzuaezs or THE MOFTRERIL STOCK LXCEANQR.Hl ST.SACRAMENT NIREKT.Buy and sell for cash or on margin Stocks an-l Bonds quoteil on Moniroal or New York Stock ixchanxe; aso, Grain.ete.on Chicazo Board of'Trade Busizess Strictiy confined to commission.; - 255xeod UMMER ESORTS.S R ST.ANN°S and BEACONSFIELD.A few Double and Single Rooms still unlet.Apply at once.1 C.E.DAWSON, 102x1 1748 Notre Lame Street.PIANOS, FIANOS\u2014New Instruments at lowest prices and on liberal terms, from the leading makers, Heary P.Miller, of Boston.Heintzman & Go, of Toronto, aud others.Sevond-hand Instruments taken in exchange, A number of good Second-hand Piauos, al bargains, at C.W.LINDSAYS, 1352 SL Catherine street.wes For salo br all iirst-class druszists nad grocers.Cibil's Finid Extract ot Beef.70xt SEED GRAIN! SEED GRAIN | MANItoba bard Fyfe wheat and barley, suitable {or seed, also choice milling wheat and a few cars feeding wheat for sale in lots to suit purchasers.Samples seat and information iven on application to A.G.MeBeoan, 123 | ouudling street.or P, O.Box 1299, Montreal.x: E LATEST IN PERFUMES.| Mikado, Yum Yüñnand \\vhite Clover, wee BOF M810.DFG dr EOF ERNFON- + Corner of iloury amd Dorchester Sta.; J COLBBON & MOLENNAN, Fa Barristers, Adveeates.&e., STANDALD BUILDING.157 SL.JAMES ST.: MONTREAL.N FE.IX MeGrasex od Fraxcis Molyywan \u201cBX = J QEN M.AIRD, has re-opened the shop known as the BOSTON BAKERY, 620 ST.LAWRENCE ST.Residents in the vicinity will lind it conveni- entan.i profitable to purchase there, Boston Brown Bread and Baked Beans to-nizht.103 1 TULTERS WATER FIL1ERS-NOTICE the water at this season.then buy one of Cheavin's Rapid Water Filters from HN.¥.Jackson, LUhemist, 1353 St.Caiberine sireet.84x VANS\u2019 LIQUID BRILLIANCY FURNI- 24 ture Polish makes od furniture look CO.légrmes 05 Divers nT tree nestar sl VE KRTUX & WY aIreEwasy BRUSHES CHEAP, THE î flouded neople can buy a 82.00 White- wish tor 81.50, a 81,80\" 8 \u20ac will %¢ oii éach brash.4 tarer.8 filenry.comer ia D0.fat Lie Name i, ULLEY, Urusd Manulac- Ata nchetere Street.Fix AILIFF'S SALE\u2014PROVINCE OF QUEbec, Dist of Montreal-\u2014No, G374\u2014Circuit Coart.\u2014John Shields, Plaintiff, ws.E.McKeown, Defendant.\u2014On the Ji Car vf May next, at 11 of tbe i ¢ lew) in Yhe forenoon, al thedomicile of the said Derend- ani.in the City of Montreal, will sold Uy anthord oi Justice, ail the gourds and chattels of the sald Defend 1, Seltent 1 this cause, posting of fiouséhold Effeets, BC MARSUN, 8.5.C.Mon « 3h Aprii.1588, ALLIFF'S SALE\u2014Province of Quebec, - District ot Montreat\u2014No.469 iru \\ \u2019ourt\u2014Peier arphy, intiff, ve Misa A Defesdanion te Tin day of Mas insiant, at Two of wie clock In the afiernoon, at No.275 81.Antoine « in the City vf Montreal, will be by anthority r e { chattels of the sald Defenda: zed ju this cause, consisting of Housedold Furniture, Pictures, ete.en: May, 1886.Lu 00 AILIFF'S SALE\u2014 Provinos of Quebec, District of Montreal -No.1056-Superior Court-lame Philamene Derome, of Montreal, \u2018wife of Gilbert Codrrre.of Mon + fl.vs.Gilbert.Codezre, Boat and Shoc Dealer, 01 Montreal, Defendant, aud sors.Longpre & Lido Momireal, advocates su distractor de frais.Of the 11th day of May, at 8 of chk orencon, at the domiclie of the said Trerdndant, Ne, 148); TH .T 1ES HE LADIES THE LADIES THE LADIES Wo must not forget how largely the sue- cess of à dry goods b usiness depends upon the ladies.lf tho combined efforts of employers, employes, capital and labor hot succeed in pleasing the our business is inevitable; but reverse certain.2 case and success is ad 5 CARASLET.SH HALF HOLIDAY.store will close at obe o'clock on Saturday.e months o1 July an às usual during August i 8.CARSLEY.JR EVRESHMENTS.A Ladies\" Bafreshment Room, is now added to thE WEItIGZ root on setand AGG.Tea Coffee, Ghocolate, Fluid Best.Cake, Rolls and Butter, alwass reads.Ail of the very best quality.and charges moderate.= CAKSLEY.A BOUT BROOKS THREAD! Tho great Commercial avant of IS%, in Montreal, is the iniroduction of the Old Fetablishea British Rewins: Cotton of J.BRUORS & CO.aknovtedzeé br thousands to Le the bus bread loc Mand of machine work.i 1 104%, LAST WEEK LAST WEEK FOR DAMAGED GOODS.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 Wo have bought a part of the last lot of DAMAGED GOODS of Messrs.Brown & Bon, on MoGill street, and we bave à fat prepared to sell these Goods.We shall make the time LIVELY for ail customers who wish to buy WET GOODS at HALF PRICE.-@ 20 BALES GREY COTTON HALF FRICKE 15 CASES WHITE COTTON LP PRICE 9 GASES TIOKINGE - HALF PRICE 7 GASES COTTON SHÉETINGS HALF PRIDE 5 LINEN < capes HALF PRICE 8 CASES TABLE LINEN MALF PRIOE 3 CASES FLANNEL HALF PRICE $ CASES BLANKETS ; HALF PRIOK 3 CASES BL'K CASHMERE HALF PRICE 1 CASE BL'K BILK MALF PRICE And a Few other Lots ALL WET! ALL WET! J These Good must all be sold next week, having no time to dry them now.Let Customers come and get Bargains in the way of wet Goods.##- We close our Store at 7 c\u2019alosk sharp, exoëpt on Saturday.\u201c© We recommend to our Customers 4 Clapperton\u2019s Spool Thread.\u2014 N.E.Huauron & Co, 1988 NOTRE DAME STREXT.Opp.the Balmoral Hotel.; 1030: HH.F.POIRIER LAWN TENNIS CRAPES.Just received one case Lawn Tennis Grapes in the following colors: Pink and Cream Btiriped, Pink, Bite did Cream Striped, Drab and Cream Striped.These goods are quite a novelty, they are made 80 elastic that one yard can be stretched to make two vards, they are of the non- ironing kind and French make and cheap at 35¢ per yard: my price for them will be 15e ; JERSEYS.New Braided Jerseys in great variety in the following colors: Cream, Opera Blue, Drab, Tabac, Licht Brown, Dark Brown, Seal Brown, Cardinal, Navy, Bronze and Grenat.CORSETS.I have \u2018a very large Stock of Corsets at Sale Prices.1 keep a full assortment of Crompton's Corsets, and although these goods are sold all over at à very small advance, I manage to sell them lower than elsewhere, rn My stock of Embroideries is still complete and ny prices as usual much below other stores for same quality of goods.\u201d LACKS.Laces in all makes std colors.Blaok Spanish Lace Plouncings.Black Spanish Lacs All-overs.| \u201c Black Chañtilly Flounaings.Black Chantilly All-overs.* Cream Chantilly Flouncinas.Cream Chantilly All-ovors.H.F.poe \" IRLE Je ARIS AT, caTummIne hh, 1 QOREN'S HALL BLOCK.CHEAF- SALE oF BAMAGED scoops Having purchased heavily the damagod £0045 of the flooded house of Messrs.Brown & Sons.: Bi We will continue our cheap run.Those Goods purchased are still cheaper than the last.BLANKETS, SHEETING.TICKINGS, COTTONS, &e ; GREAT BARGAINS.1 Case Colored Satins, 50c a yd.worth $1.00.1 Case Colored Silks, 600 a yd.worth $1.25.Black Feathers.$1.50 to $2.00, halt price.Colored Feathers, $1.50.Black Tips, 35¢ ench.Colored Pompoas, 35c, worth 75¢.Oolored Plushes.$1.25 a yard.Nuns\u2019 Veilings, 15¢ a yard.Black Cashmere.extra good, 1344 yard wide, only 80c a yard.* We have just received one targe lot of Mikado Corsois, to ssil at 50c, warth 20c.: all eines, Black, Cardinal and Gold, and hove the Ladies will patronize whe Corset as weil as the Opara of the same name.Our Blankets are selling very fast, but we havesecared another lot at the same price, so that we will be able to satisfy ail buyers.S.I.[esos i935 NOTRE DAME ATREET.{Opposite Dupré Lane).TRY Our correspondent.in New York writes us as lollows reapecting the rage for beaded goods for ladiss® wear: \u201cI was on Ftfth Avenue last Sunday as the poops were coming out of the fashionatilé charches, and never saw exch a profusion of beads worn before, on nèls, man and dresses were glistening an glittering in the sunshine with daxrling brilllancy.Black seemed to bave lost its sombre has and the sparkling jet guve it & brightness which seemed like 3 charm.\u201d In anticipation of this fashion we have pur- chasod an immense stock of black beaded Roods, in all the latest styles, at very reasonable prices.and we confidently invite inspection and comparison.Black Beaded Fronts FROM $1.25 EACH.Black Bended Fronts EXTRA RICH, $2.25 EACH Black Beaded Panels FROM $1.50 EACH Black Beaded Panels EXTRA RICH, $2.45 EACH, \u2014\u2014 BLACK BEADED GRENADINE BLACK BEADED CANVAS BLACK BEADED TRIMMINGS BLACK BEADED FRINGE The Largest Variety and the Best Value.PARAS S OLS.F all F I 1027 RUSTY WATCHES! R.RUTLEDGE, Fades PA Ds 1 haves special solution ESTADIIGHED TY Ean = 123 a aT.JAMES EE Office Ne 14 FE QUEEN'S LAUNDRY BAR, Ask fer it, and take ne other.BEWARE OF IMITATIONS Trade Mark.Made by Tan Azsuex Verser enr Oo ox Hats, Hats, st pet cto tin att von corset cn best and ft and Hats and Military our Mens $1 nr a cakes at PEYSER'S AMERT STORE, 27\u2014St Lawrence St.\u201427 10013 Robes and \u2018Fur Garments stored for Summer Months, and insured against any loss jor damage.Buffalo Robe Warehouse, 1873 Notre Dame Street 97 Geod The Ouly Watritteus dad Reliable Proparstion tn the Market.Sr\u20ac0LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS.\u201c68 cor2awtt BABY CARRIAGES.BOYS\u2019 BICYCLES.VELOCIPEDES AND EXPRESS WAGGONS.+ We have now in steck a choice ssyortment of the above.Also, a full line of TOPS.P L B.BALLS, FOOT BALLS, SKIPP.ROPES, a A) Bo\" Ce 3 USHING + S80 and tte ST.PAUL ant 18 ST.SULPICE STREETS.EA BLOWERS, BALLS, 4a.Oe Tant Seod M4 A LFHONSE WV ALIQUETTE, ; Ca .18669 NOTRE PANE STERERT, 1971.mere \u2014ous-.GREAT SALE OF DAMAGED GOODS \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ÉOING OX.\u2026 Treo baïande of fhe 7 packages of DRY GOODS snd CARRETS, Also the halance of our 10 pieces o! ENGLISH OILOLOTHS, Must be cleared without farther dalsy.Otc._.Dry Goods are Cashmeres, Laces, Moslins, Towels, Tabling, Damask, Tiokings, Prints.Dress Goods, 1 case of Seotch Tweeds.Also Bugliah Oflclotha, from 1 yard to 8 yards wide.Oman TRE WHOLE ONLY SLIONTLY DAMAGED.me ion .MUST BE SOLD.OR GIVEN AWAY.The arastest bargains seen in Dry Goods and Houeshoid Furnishings, at the .1869 KOTRE DAME STREET, (Near MoH.ALFHONSE VALIQUETTE, Maàzons.1871 NOTRE DAME STREET.10014 H»:rer B® \u2014s & C° have a larga selection of cholos Now Desians for WeEBSDLY © P= EsANTS, & Ce \u2018Imported direst from the Manufacturers.Five Damand SEWELLER *.Fine Getd JEWELLERY, sortes SILVER WARR, \u2014Menutitelt Xew Patteras.mou NTED CHINA tn Beastitm Doitgue.CARRIAGE OLOCKS, uw ony CLOCKS.| MLVER PLATED WARE, of she Best Quality.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 n 4 FRUIT KNIVES FISH KNIVES, de, de.a, OLE AGENTS FOR TRE WORLD: REFOWNED WATCHES oF ULYSSE NARDIN.ue] A en 1 when A, AD ph fate ti fale examination; Jes Ta fated a i There has never before boon novelties in parasols as this season, SILK SUNSHADES! angar lor pote bo ro Raa and guarantee the best value in the Ha 5 MANTLE DEPARTHENT | re have a large variety of the, latest styles, from very moderate prices up to the richest Drssmoig Department, Perfect Fitting and Moderate Charges Ladies\u2019 & Ghldran's Underwear, id large stock at Lower Prices than ever A YREFECTION INVITED.$8 \u2014) Torre 1883 & 1285 NOTRE DAME ST.MILITARY BY NEW4L Little Eteune Aboër the Yarious Volunteer Organizations of Montreal.The following changes in Montreal corps ware ublishad in the last Official Guzetle: 3rd Battalion \u201cVictoria Rifies of Canada.\u201d To be (opin.1 Lieutenant \u2018Anthony Hai Sims, 8.Robert hur Keliond whose resignation is He ty aeceotd, To be Lieutenant: 2nd Lieutenant, À Bell.M.À, vice Sims, promoted, To es Sd Licutengnt; Lieu Llourennat Dunca an Macpher- seu bettoifon = Boral Sots Fusiliers of da.\u201d To be 2nd.Lieutenant, provi- sloualy James Albert Linton, Gentleman, vice W.R Miller, resigned.Notice has been given by the Militia authorities that desiring an allowance in lieu of forage to enable them to purchase ora.(Caps, are informed that Clan a jarantry and Rifle caps are available application through the proper hannet of commuuica- tion, Irom Deminton Store, to such Sorps as may not require the \u201cKilmarn forage cap.Aa is not Fever bave nova ine ations Montreal corps never he Government issyeof forage co the Velunteors havia put themselves he expensé of emselves with more serviceable and 54 brescotable: undress li gear than in supplied y the Government.Both that 65t alien and Sith À Fusiliers are | now about providing themselves with forage caps et, new field service pattern Jutaly in the Imperial Army.adopied Tue Batlalion Atpéuteuil hold a grand military picnic at TE grove, Lachuts.\u2018ou thé Queen\u2019s Bi by.© recimeut wiilha ow oh witn the Se Andrew's Troop of ex on rales have bean arya A from Montreal and nelzhborhood;:aed Sixth Fusiliers, who have heen taken as .model in the reorganization of the Rangers pave been invited to attend The volunteers who bave been drilling in the new Drill Hall com ain very mueh of tho state of the floor.mide of loose ashes and when the en Pry a cloud of fine dust is raised which ia.ruinous-to the uniforms and distressing to.the men.The Royal Scots are organizing se grand military tournament or © at arms Lo be given shortiy.Features will bo atug-of- war between teams of aight nen from any volunteer organization in Gana The Riveraide's Ball.The fifth anuus! ball of the Rivetsido Social Showshoe va atthe Queen's Hall on Thursday evening.was a sory brilliant at- tair.There Was à large attenlahce, and ail appearod to enjoy themselves to the utmost.Danci was att up until an early hour Donc horn ing to the music of the italian orenestras aol during the evening relreshuients were dispensed io lavish style.success was the result of the comb! ettortor the following officers of tho society, Presid douty t D.McCormick; Vioe-Presidenf HJ.; Treasurer, J, Ogilvie; Hon.See Ent Mrs.D.NeGor eo\" Body 6.Morgan.dra x.M \u2018m r.-G:.Motgan, Mrs.a M: G.M.Stone.Miss J.Mars Floor Committee\u2014 Messrs.G.Morgan end G.M.Stone, \u2018The Month of May.In the Catholic Church the month of May is consecrated to the Vicgid, and nightly services are held in her honor in all tia churches.The openinæ takes plan on, on the eve of the month, Yesterday ae Mer.Fabre ptesided at Bonsécours oh where zu immense number of the ph Had Æathered._'Tbe services porno the Feni Creator, followed b Late Fan Ir Tat © { Ligget & Hamilton, \"fie IRISH \u201cvise | Wiews of Lora Iddosleigh, Lord Hartington Mr.Goschen and Mr.Morley on Mr.Gladstone's Measures.(SPECIAL TO THE STAR) Loxpon, May 1.\u2014Lord Iddesleigh, at Exeter, last evenlug, urged that the Irish schemes be dealt with on their second reading, as an amendment in committee would be useless.Lord Hartington, at Edinburgh, combatted \u201cthe idéa that dll ell6its to obtain better Government in Ireiand bad been tried.He waged waiting for the ripening of the fruit, which, with impatience, would only \u2018wither.Mr.Goschen, denied that the opponents of the Irish bills were unjust to Ireland.He advocated a large extension of the Irish power of dealing with education.Mr.Morley aildressed a large meeting at Glasgow.He ridiculed the proposed county boards.In regard to separation, he said it would de impossible for Ireland to separate against England's will.The bill was not a cast iron measure, The Government knew the enormous difficulty of dealiog with the constitution, hence it had formed a flexible plan, capable of adaptation to a variety of circumstances.Let the opponents of the bill consider the prospect of another fifty years of trouble.Coercion was not stroug enough to quell, though it might intimidate the Irish people.With regard to the removal of the Irish members from the House of Commons, Mr.Gladstone had already stated that aay workable or feastbla soiu- tion of this problem would be received openly and impartially.1 BEATY'S BOODLE The North-West Central Railway Scheme as Viewed from l'arty Standpoints\u2014 The Discussion in the Raflway Committee of Parliament Yesterday.IBPECIAL TO THE STAR! Ortawa, May 1.\u2014In the Railway Committee da vas .the Government took the stand th that it was none of their business what np cen Beaty and Wood- haps over e North West Central Railway.All the Government had tosee to, it was Beto roof of money enough to build the line fore belng granted land and an extension ose the other hand, the opposition members claimed that it wasshown (bat Beaty owned more than obve-half the stockof the Noruh- West Central Ballway: that the Railway was an applicant for public money ; and that it was the Government's duty to see that this public money would be put to proper use, and vet, the Liberals complained, the Government proposed to give public money to a railway whoso promoter and owner, Beaty, a Member of Purliament and aap porter of the Government, was defnite: accused of aiming at ma King several bun.dred thousand dollars by merely acting as a go-between.The accusations ware in effoct that Beaty's Interest in the railway was practically confined toattempta to sell the gharter in order to line his own pocket.opposition claimed that until tho ons concerving Beaty\u2019s conn Sie i the rallway were explained yar.the Government had po right to fiward b im the control ot an enormous free land grant.If the land grant went to the Suilding of tbe railway, well and good; e all so far made tended vo hor, that à © land grant and the charter were to farniah sev eral hundred thousand dollars to Mr.Jam Beaty, M.P., and the Opposition thought TE derogatory to the character of Parliament that such allegations against a Go prern- ment supporter should be ignored by th Government, was the substance of the argument which proceded Hon.Peter Mitchell's motion for a sub-committee of enquiry | into the \u2018allezations.The nservatives | down cheerfully, notwithstanding ¢ that Aly.Woodworth announced that be could prove on oath covery statement he had made about Mr.Beaty, and also produced =a latter trom D.McConachy, of Hamilton, conjoiuing letter read at a prexious meeting of he committee irom A.C.w, of New York, alleging at a meeting with McConachy to discuss the road voll.ing, Mr.Beaty wanted a bonus of $1300 per e from the contractors to whom he would agree to commit the building, This on a road to be 450 miles long.In order that it Toizht be clear that the Conservative party did not intend to necept reasons ol any kind for an investigation, several of the Conservatives in the committee announced hall way through the moet- ing that they didn't need one whether the allegations were true or not.This was answer : Daviès Mr.Davies, in king, demanded to know whether.it \u20ac allegations against Mr.Beaty wero true, the committee would consider that he ought still to bave the charter and thé land Brant.eupon several of the Tories shouted - wis! The Liberals will not allow the bill pass Parliament without a further fight.DROWNED AT WINDSOR MILLS.ISPECHAL TO THE BTR Wixpsor Minis, Que, May 1.\u2014A sad accident uccurred at 4 Hoptin's i yesterday evening.A Founguan Dbamed Fred MacLean employed in thu Lo take a boat across thejmiil dy \u201cThe boat was leaky andl the young man seemingly under the impression that it wasabout tosiuk, apveatr- to be se th a panic apd sprang into the water.A rescue wis attempted by Alr.E.Morey, who succeeded in roachiuy the 73 | 1ost-hts hold and -was-.-over-| the dam, and through hac rapids beiow.Mr.Morey got out or the water at the fout of the rapt aclean wned.His body was soon found.An Inquést wis held, and a verdict of accidental drowning.re- fi turned.- GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY MELTING.[EPECQIAL TO THE STAR: Toroxto, May 1\u2014 The Globe's cable, dated London, April 30, says: \"A general meel- ing of the shareholders of the Grand Frink Railway Company was held to-day.Sir Henry Tyler spoke hopefuliy of tha prospects of the undertaking, and claimed thut the Company.has emerged from its recent rials with much less injury than could have been expected.Sir Heury declared that the relations with the Canadian PPacltic Railway Company were barmonious.A brief discussion ensued, in which Mr.Abbott, à broker, who deals largely in Grand Trunk securities, attacked the Canadian Pacific.Tho Grand Trunk report was unanimously adopted.\u201d THE GREEK CRISIS.The Powers Refuse to Reject Greece's Reply to Their Ultitmatam.Lopox.May 1\u2014The Sfandard'a Berliu special says: \u201cThe Powers bavo decidui to reject Greco's reply Lo the ultimatum, and ipstst upon conditional disarmament.The fleet remains io readiness for action.The North German (Jazette eays the latest news fails to inprove the situation at Athens.Semi-official papers declare that if Europe persists in demanding abject surrender, the 3reek nation wiil lose patience, and the situation will become critical.AFFILIATION WITH QUEEN'S WANTED.Krsoston, May 1.\u2014A\\ number of \u201cmedical schionis and academies have.-apphe) 10 ps & Umversity for affiftation.\u2018ts mats ter will be eomsidered.Yusterday, Rova with J Barclay, = Campheil\u201d ond Mr.À.were rusteds of the sermon by l'Abbé Toupin, of Ve, \"ae Mr.Fabre then gave the pontifieal benediction, and presided at the benediction of the Hoiv Sacrament, assisted hy l'Abbé Guillot, of the Graud Seminary.The singing by a choir of young indies was very beautiful.MeGill Examinations, In the lists of resulls of examinations: of Neuill University.publisted yesterday, three names worn omitted, Mr Frank Peles posed the examination for tbe a secured firet-pénit] Giles n- du University.QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY REVIEW.ISPROTAL TO THR STAR.] KrséstoN, May 1.\u2014Should the review occur in Montreal, on Mav 24th, the 14th Prio- \u2018ems of Wales Own Rifles would vost ako a big push to be on hand, the regiment paraded ior organiza: 3m.ñ .re on ; So A \u201cihe Beaver Line §8.\u201cLake ques Liverpool, Hans the 20th uit.Polini inward et a am, wd | Mealtoba\u2019s iad, but.the current was so oo rou.that he -#-Xox, thw son of - {SPROIAB-TO THE RTA} rrr dames street, opposite .Hotel VERE FURNESS) Proceedings Ottav at Ottawa } Yesterday.Subsidy\u2014The Proposed mental Farm System-\u2014Notes and News, {SPECIAL TO THE STAR Orrawa May 1.\u2014The House is rushing business through now, with an eye to early adjournment.A large number of Goveru- ment motions and measures were \u2018handled yesterday, and despite a prolonged dreary discussion in the atternoon ova some amendments to the navigation pro tection act, the progress made was marked Hou.Mr.McLelan, the Minister of Finance can make a subject wore obscure by his ex: planations than ulmost any other mem!-er of the House, which would bo awkward toc himself if he could be made to realize the fact by the Opposition.But they don't seem to be able to make him realise it.\u2018The dis- Terence between Hou.M r Pope, the Minister of Railways, and Mr.tan, seems to te that dir.Pope wan't sve when he is cornered, snd Mr.McLeian can\u2019t.This is, by the way; Mv.MeLeian has noi been corners ed Intely on any particular subject, but last night he had occasion to explain in the House an apparently simple matter and aid so in a way which made it very difficult to understand.Last year a bill was passed through Par- linment to arrange the terms of THE DOMINION SUBSIDY TO MANITOBA.The bill turns out to have been dafeckive and Mr.McLelan introduced another to explain it.When Manitoba entered the Contederation in 1569, bet ut supsidy from the Dominion wis fixed at 327.7 per head of her population.Again in 1573, when the Dominion med the anti-Conlederation debt of Ontario and Quebec, the other provinces had to be compensaled by the Dominion, and Manitoba\u2019s share of tbis amounted to $4.67 per head toi her populu- tion.\u2018This brought the total Manitoba subsidy per head up to $32.44.But thet .which was passed last session dealt ouly with the settlement ot 186% and the new bill yesterday mtroduced by the Minister ol Finance was to remedy this shortcoming, and bring things up to date.The speech in which Mr.McLelan explained the matter occupied a quarter of an our or so, and made the subjuct as clear as mud.The above condensation of his remarks is givep with wuch diffidence, bus with hutnble trust that it is wat he meant.The Minister of Agriculture immediately afterwards developed the Government scheme to establish AN EXPERIMENTAL FARM SYSTDM in the Dominion.This was outlined, it will be remembered, some time ago when the Teport was published of the commissioner appointed by the Government to look into on.Mr.Carling, in moving the House Committee to discuss the matter, exe ne that the Government Idea wus to\u2019 establish n central farm-oi 400 or 500 acres somewhere within ten mlles of Ottawa, and to have four provincial Lranches\u2014one.for the Maritime Provinces, one for Manitoba, _ one for the North-West territories, aud one for British Columbia.It was ex ed that the central station would cost about iL sre.000, and the provincial stations much more, making a total outlay pry Sn 000.After this it was expected that the walntenance of the entire system, oul cost from $30,000 to $35,000 a vear.ject of the system, as outlined in the den mental report on the matter, would past develop agriculture generally by experi ments in grain and fruit growing, in cattle and borse breeding, in manurins and drain- Ds, \u20ac A number of members veutilated their ideas about the proposition with the exception of Mr.Mills, all tavorabise Mr.Mills belteved that experimental farms could be better worked by the several Lirorinoee than by the Dominion, Mr.Carling\u2019s hill - was read a first LI Nore pron order in council has been passed of an increase in the pilotes cat.i PES pli iin cases made by the Quebec Cominissioners.Mr.J.J.Curran, M.P., lectured in Carieten Place last night on \u201cThe 2 Ii easures penalties of public life,\u201d in tho interest ¢ he @atholte church of that p Hon.Mr.Plumb is reading pe Government side in the Senate, in the absence, through tllness, of Sir Alexander Campbell, his may mean that Mr.Pluub will go Pints the Cabinet too, vice Sir Alexander.The Inch-Arrau hotel investigation come tinued in tbe Public Accounts Committee yesterday morning.Nothing important was developed, excep! that Intercolonial officials seem to have had a rather special leaning towards the hote Ry the Government bill which will shortly be intr otuced Lo re-drrange the judicial ays tem of tbe North-West the stipendiary magistrales are to be abolished, and a Sue prrior Court created with five juages.\u2018The whole North-West is to bu 'divided into five territorial districts.to each one of which one judge out of the above five will be appoint ed.A sheriff and an assistant will Le also appointed to each district.Among other considerations, the Government will thus have some li{teen new appoinlinents in its bands The Inteiligenco and Land Guide O which the Government is establishing Winnipeg in connection with the Depart.went of the Interior, Is intended to supply all possible information to immigrants and render them every assistance.Nueh infors mation as is required lu settling and uir ing lands will be given.No effort wili Le - made to direet settlers lu any\" Partioulae way, and maps will be provided showin the lands tuken up and those still open fof settiemenl.After the immigrant has ded cided upon a location every ussistauce will be rendered to place him où it with as Hittle - axpense to bfiru as nessible.In the States immigrants are met at the traius by ageuts, who nover leave them until Lbey are located, It is the Government's iden to pursue some\u2019 what the samé course bere, A FARROW SHAVE.>.How Confidence nud Bunkom Men Nearly: Roped in a Quebecor, Mr.Chipman of Quebse, visitad New York.last week ol sdiiin Duportant sbipping busis ness and was walking along Broadway on Wednesday afternoon, when he was acoosts ed by a well dressed geutlemaaly young felivw, about 22 years of age, who holding out his hand sald, ** Hallo, Mr.Chipmab, bow ; are you?\u2018hen did you arrive?\u201d Mr.Chipman sald that the stranger had the advantage of him, and the stranger replied \u201c1 am the eon of Mr.Andrew Allan, of Motitreal.I met yon frequently in Quebec last \u2018Summer, and you know ail she on beré of the Allan family are.yout.friends.\u201d \u2018air Uniptuan wès cofipiotely.cchved by Is gentlemanly style and appears auce und eutered into conversation with h:m.The sharper told him that hs left Montreal last iecemver and bad spont tbe Winter in Fiorida and mow on his Ne bad just drawn two valuable prizes i the 2000 guineas sweepstakes, and Le wished Mr.Cinnman tn accompnoy him Lo the bank to cash the cheque, is order to identify hun.Mr.Chipman willingly wo acceded to Lhe request, nnd walked with els him towards Wall street when, to his astonishment, be was tapped ou the shoulder by a Broadway liceizan, who asked his be knew who his companion was.He sal Mr.Andrew Allan, of - Montreal\u201d Much to his surprize, he was as« sured by the policeman that he was ond of the most notorious and well known thieves and bunco men in New York.In the meantime, ibe sharper had vanished, and Mr.Cunipman congratulated bimsell upon his INT OW escape.Acerdental Denth.-Coraner Jones beld an inquest on the bod oi Latremoutlic, who was killed by a tail trans his cart resteriay afrcruoon nt four o'gioes, The jury.retirmed a verdict of * Accldantat deaths,\u201d \u2014-Mr.8.Carsley bas placed in hia.establishment severdd of the recently imported French welighing macbines Jor els hin custothera.FHe monoy thus obtained be sèut Lo somme chatitable institution.; a \u2014\u2014\u2014 Not one in twenty are free from some little aliment eaused by inaction of the liver, Lis [§ prets, Little.Liver Pills.Thé feani£ «fil Un à pleasant.sur prise.They five positive reilel, - ' \u201c npæcint Notice.\u201cJ.R.Harper & Co.hag removed to 355, 8%: the old Ottawa For additional Evening Nows ses see \"7,7 6th and 7th Pages.HE OUT HIS THROAT After Beating his Wife and Children and Chasing them Around the House With a Razor, \u2018A oo mmotion was caused on: Richmond \u2014 aéreet, midway between Notre Dame street west aud the G.T, R.track, this morning by the nvisa ot à peuflo and shrieking from the .residence of J.M, Malo, grocer, of Nu.344, \"A crowd of excited spectators soon gathered où the street, and some of the neighbors rushing ,into the house found Malo's family in a great state of excitement.who has been suffering 0, from a mental disorder for some time, had, appears, risen in a bad temper this morning aud amused himself for a titne by thrasbiog his wife and children.Ultimately they escaped from him and he piwoeded abo his business in bis store.About.noon he agaln became excited and seizing a razor chased the members of his family about the housefand shop, attempting to cut them wilh the sharp implement.\u201cpeine unable to \u201ccarry out his design he locked himself into 8 room, where he was when the neighbors entered the house.The door of the roomn was then forced open, and Malo was found lying in a pool of blood with a horrible gash across bis throat.He was already very weak from loss of blood, aud although a dector was immediately summoned, it Is feared that he cannot recover.He has been taken to Longue Pointe Asvlum this afternoon.He was there for a term last year and was dis- ckal | TBE NEW FIRE ENGINE.Why the Merryweather Engine was Selected.Mr.J.D.Ronald of Brussels, Ontario manutacturer of the Chatham steam fire bl ine, having complained of the system folowed wed by the jt pu Committee in selecting fon new engine,u brief statement of the coul- mitiee\u2019s action 1s Interestins.The light ders for supplying anengine wore opened : da ato meeting of the Fire Committee held three weeks ago irom to-day and after the advantages of each bad been discussed it was seen that the Alerryweather and Ahern engines appeared the most suitable for the service, but as it was difficult at the time to decide which of these two wus the best engine, it was decided to leave the final selection of one of these two to a subcommittee, who were 1nstructed Lo consult experts The result was the selection of a Merryweather engine.\u2018lhe Ahern and Merryweather engines were, according to Lhe descriptions given in the tenders, lar more suitable for the service for which they were required than any of the atier makes, com- of weight was.considered as one of the tRrostest importance in view of the difficulty which has occurred in moving the Clapo and Jones engine with any despatch when needed.A comparison of the accepted engine with Mr.Ronald's steamer will clearly show why the latter was rejected in favor of the former.The * Merry- \u201cWeather \u2018\u2019 selected costs $3900, weighs 3696 unds, has a capacity of 540 gallons per Four and throws a stream 170 feet in beight.ake Chatham engine cost $3500, weighs 5200 pounds, has a capacity of 500 gallons and ws à 150 feet stroam.AFTER THE FLOOD, Sufferings of the Poor.Intelligence continues to reach The STAR office of the suffering which mary poor ag the recently flooded districts are \u2018endur wi ow ing on Magdalen street, baving six eh D, the eldest twelve years old, and the youngest six weeks.lost nearly everything sbe had, and has had to accept lodging from a compassionate neighbor, the chi lidren having been taken by other neigh- TS.A woman on Prince stroct with eight ue chlidren, lost what! little spare wearing apparel they had and are now sufferi for the want of them.Another family on Grand Trunk street are in need.The husband is ous of employment.Another woman où Grand Trunk street Tost everything but her stove and has to _ tleep on the floor.The above are a few samples of the sufferings which \u201cHome of were flooded out, and strong appeal to the charitably dis ed to interest themselves in 3the matter.Further particulars of these cases may \u2018be obtained at The STAR office, where subscriptions in ad of urgent cases may be sen A \u201cresident in the Forfar street district writes that the accumulation of filth in that district is very obnoxious.The scavengers «have not been around since the flood, and \u2018the matter standing outside each door is neither sightly nor conducive to health ' Ald.Malone Contradicted.* Mr.W.TI.Costigan was examined this morning in the Trepannier mandamus the interviews between Ald.Malone r.Barnard.Mr.Cos itestitied brit he had been requested by Mr.Keys, who took a strong interest in the pro- \u2018osedings about the Statute Labor Tax to see Mr.Maione and,f possible bring about an Interview between him and Mr.Barnard.AS a result the witness brought Ald.Malone ito Mr.Barnard's office.The latter then stated to Mr.Malone his view of the law log the Statute Labor tax.He aid he din\" t wish Mr.Malone to be guided iby bis view, nor yet by that of the city at- Somer.and counselled him to consult some awver.There was no threatening or Tnttmidgion of any kind in the lan Tex was present abt both inter- To Meeting of Creditors.A meeting of the creditors of M.C.Mul- & Co.was held this mornin, ; at the\u2019 TOourt House.The Imectidg har- _/monlous oue Jue to porhap-to the fact that !65 out of ra whole number of creditors.essts.nL.McDougall and S.C.Patt were appointed Joint curators, and Messrs.+John Cassils, R.C.Gill, A.Goyer, George \u2018Parry and 8, Coulson, inspectors - Renry Ward Boecher at the.QOneen's Hall, Rev.Henry Ward Beecher's lectures at Tthe Queen's Hall next week are exciting a - } considerable amount of interest in Montreal and a large advance sale of tickets is re- - ted.On Tuesday the Brooklyn preacher Pore Su n the \u201cReign ot the Common Le The Health Bill, own be a meeting on Tuesday next gis y Mayor Beaugraud, to discuss the ealth Bill, when it is contidently believed that the fcompulsory vaccination act will \u2018éropup.Several members of the Anti-Com- \u2018pulsion Vaccination Leugue inteud to be present.Withdrew His Application.*.\" Mr.Frederick Hall, whose application for a saloon license was oppose yosed by about sixty fi Yolers of St Antoine Ward, declined this morning KRodany further in the case and \u2018withdrew his application.\\ \u2014 IN Warden Laviolette, At the hour of going to press, Warden \u201crater te was if anything.stronger than shis morning.\u201cA start was made at the International Exhibition at Edinburgh, with the '-bauging ofithe pictures in the Fine Art section, and cousiderable Progress wad ade with the work, Foundations were lio dug for tiie two pillars which the Inasons are to erect at the Hroagham Theinstallation of Dr.Donaldson to the print alship of the united colleges vator and St.Leonard took in the large hall of the united lle in presence of a large muster % students and hr perl public.ring the ceremun the students were During demonstrative, but on the whole the reception accorded to the new prin- \u201ceipal was more cordial than was antici.ï the loud cheering \u2018drowning the in OF the iat nur attempted niles & vage Northey, ropresenfed on Wednesday \u2018upon \u201c\u2019Con- ] \u2018Sr.Loum, Mo.Moy 1.\u2014 The furniture manufacturers have u ously 10 operata their factor les on the sigat hour system on the hours\u2019 wages.Thoy have also resolved t they wil tof- erate no interference as to whom they shail aa or how thelr business shall be man- tl ILWAUKEE, May 1.\u2014 On Sunday there will be a Dugy demonstration of iabor or- Fentautions in Lune with the eight our movement: Crrcago, May 1.-The Times.says that ehquiry amoung trots bandlers demonstrates that noue of them are laboring under à sense vf injustice.Their movements seam to aepend upon what course of action will be taken: elsewhere.Railroad managers agree that no concession, such as asked, 1s to be wade.Seven furniture manufacturers closed down their factories last night, which locks out ovur seven hundred men.Similar action was taken by an Austrian, manufacturer of mirrors, emp CURE où» hundred men, and by the Union Wire Matiress Company, em- ploylng 145 men.MILWAUKEE, May 1.\u2014 Three thousand employ ds of large breweries have decided to strike unless their wages wore advanced.About five hundred cual heavers will quit Work to-day unless the employers grant thetr request for increased pay.The Team- stêr's Union will strike in connection with the beavers.CHICAGO, May 1.\u2014The freight handlers of the lllidvis Central Railway have asked the Colupany to adopt the eight hour system, with len hours pay.They want an answer by 4 o'clock to-day.\u201cTbe handlers of the Louisville and New Albany, Chicago and Atlantic have made the same demand.The handlers of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern axpect Ww quit work to-day.They have recefved an informal refusal of their demand.Several packers have acceded to the cight hour demand.Five hundred striking railroad freight hands met at the Harrison street viaduct.The crowd started tor the Wabash freight Yar The men there ai once began quitting work.Fifty men, unloading vessels at the Rock Isinnd and Luke Shore docks, stopped work.\u2018The treight bousemen of the For Wayie road made a demand tor e ight hours, and will stop at noon unless it is capveded, The drivers and conductors of the Blue Island line car company, have demanded a reduction in their trips without a decrease in pay.The company acceded to the demand.Two hundred men empioyed by the west division street car compauy struck.Tho company allowed the mea to go.CHICAGO, May 1.\u2014The freizht handlers in the Wabash yards stopped work in a body and joined a procession, which proceeded t the kock Island yards, where thoy induced ali the men enployed iu the freight house to abandon the position.The column next visited tbe Louisville, New Albany, and Chicago Railway, where they were also sue- cesstul in their efforts with the freight bers some 2000, is circulating around to the different rail ways.ENGLAND.The total of British capital in forei loans and railways is estimated to 1058 millions sterling.There died at Banff, on the 15th inst., ed 46, Captain, James Paterson, late of the **Parthia,\u201d Liverpool.© At Sotheby & Co.'s, London, on the 12th inst., an original \u20ac edition of Burns\u2019 poems, dated Kilmarnock, 1786, was sold for £20 10s Last year\u2019s drink bill in Britain would have found maintenance, at the rate of 303.per week per family of tive, for 7,901,845 persons.The Queen has appointed the Earl of Dalhousie, KX.T.,Secretary for Scotland, to be Vice President of the Scottish Education Department.The Companionship of the Bath has been conferred on Mr.Frederick Brooks.bank Gurnett, Surveyer-General of the Inland Revenue Department.Rev.J.Kerr Campbell, D.D., Stirling, has been asked to deliver a lecture on \u201cThe United States and Canada\u2019 before the society of science and art, Kensing- ton, London.Sixteen gears « ago the brewers of the United ingdom were over 32000 strong: 8iX years ago they bad fallen to 22,000; now they number only 13,000, or considerably less than \u2018half their strength in 1870.The ancient parish church of St.Lawrence, Bidford, Stratford-on- Avon, was re-opened on the 12th inst.by the Bis hopof Worcester, after undergoing, so far as the chancel portion is concerned, complete restoration and improvement.At a menagerie exhibition at Aber- don, Wales, a large glephant, only four inches less than Jumbo, became enraged at some boys who gave it stones and buns, The boys esca but an old man named Watkins was killed before the keeper could rescue him, A missing chapter house, buried during the great fire here in the thirteenth century, has been discovered by some workmen who were excavating underneath Christ\u201d Churéh Cathedral, Dublin.In it are carved effigies, coins, tiles, and marvellous specimens of architecture.The Lord Mayor, the clergy and prominent officials and citizens have inspected the excavated articles.The deaths were announced on the 13th.| Inst.of no less than seven clergymen\u2014 the Rev.Nicholas Simons, for nearly fort.Jears vicar of Bramfield, Suffolk; the D.Mc cGachen, for twenty- six years \u2018vicar of St.Bartholomew's, Bethnal Green; the Rev.Horatio Hild.yard, for 44 years rectorof Loftus in Cleveland: the Rev.J.W.A.Taylor, of Stoke- Headi on; the Rev.R.rector of Forkill Rev.J.Pearson, F.R.A.S.years vicar of Fleetwood: and the Sheen J.West Savery, head master of Helston : Graminar School.IRELAND.Mr.Morley, Chief Secretary for Ireland, has gone to Dublin.5 Johh Neill has been arrested at Caven for thg murder of Daniel Neill, at Clona- kilty, county Cork.on April 3rd.The fand which is bein collected for Mr.Thomas Sexton, M.PT.in reco tion of his services on behalf of he Irish.éause, has reached £5000.It is stated that somb of the officers now stationed in.Ireland have applied for transfer to India, lest they be called gpon to serve against the people of Ulster.A feeling of alarm prevails among the fishermen and the community generally of .Skibbereen, Baltimore, and other stations at the failure of the mackerel fishery this season.pbwer-loom factory have struck.because the firm did not pay for a five days sto age of work, anda notice of a \u201clock.oul\u201d las followed if the hands do not return af once.Head Constable Haverty, of Mona.ghan, shot himself through the head on the Lith inst, with a rifle.He had seen over thirty years\u2019 service, and took a leading part in sup ris MARRIAGES.Real Estate Agent, Le Enzlieh Cat 1031.VV \u201cpret orrestanraut auras « Ford.1031 30 st.John street, Roos, AND ok ARD FOR LADIES ONLY.Soation La Lane.00s a HAN TO SDRIVE ND 8'ÉonsecoursstreoL 1051 Was a BOT 2 BOUT 15 AS AN APPREN- WAS, ANT LE D TOUNS, ANTE D\u2014A FEW FIRST CLABS MEN To Was dE otion Cana.Sn large = be alt cu : lah and RS, Foods must av Ath, To Datos Finder Tres with each machine, roiderer or Tinsel, Arrasene and Chenilie work.85.00 VILEIS & C0 1824 Notre Dame Street, near MoGitt Street, =\u201c MONTREAL.B.\u2014Good value in old Pian Organs and Machines.Le Rodeivine several pH .Sewine Machines and Organs r at 91x8 law moderate TR'UESDAY EVENING ANOTHER LARGE 8 ronle at my ms, St.plates atreet.eve Good ahogan.Sets.Feather Beds, Yanogany Be Paris or.Dinini anos, a.9 Shea où eusy month] inst t- ments\u2019 200 be © Uzbridg Organa, 100 Boll Organs, one car.Machines by: h: Ladies favorite, automatic ca GRAND, vrRiasE & SQUARE L EN, prarre.Bols Agent for the Province of Quebgo, - 1076 Notre Dame sStreot - Meutreal.102x1 \u2018 QU NPÉECEDENTED LARGE BALE -0F\u2014 - HOUSEHOLP- FURNITURE AND at At the subscribers\u2019 FRCTS Nos.1821 and 1833 KOTRE Das DAME Street, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May Gth, ~The contents of dere.brivate residences : 3 1739 NOTRE DAME ST: 1739 We are instructed to sell by auction the balance of Messrs, + hl Carson's stock, ro con sistin, 2 part of ionery Goods Wall Pape n grost variety, Blank Books.van?and hve opes, ncils, Pens, Wullets, Sutchels, &e.in lots to suit purchasers.Must be sold to close an estate.hale Monday, May 3rd, At 2 and 7.30 o'clock.] THOMNON & GOWDEY, [= 03 Auctioneers.REAL JCSTATE rahe building lots for T estate late Daniel Tor- {N.Ÿ., will be solid at my rooms in about a wook the an can be seen at my office -have also fur prompt sale u choice villa and lot.a few minutes\u2019 walk from Victoria Square, choice situation.Cote Bt.Antoine, tho beautifu! villa and grounds known as delightful place can have permit at n my office, price very much reduced.W.E.SHAW, 102 Auctioneer.| Room and other Bedroom Furniture.Carpets, have heen (Lamoy, werent Glassware, Pictures, otc, removed from pv vate venience of se.ed to roots for cons\u201d ; Egsidences .(Lar, es hav ving to sell, leg a should send them in at once.PC Sale at 7.80 p- m.Pines qe, nes Her De pa we Fab \u201cton.W.E,SBAW.other mak : * aud - 102 Auctioneer.Sidobon Sota, oy Coa Sota Bran Tables, © 3 5.SO Gi NONTINUATION OF AUCTION SALE, u, Brussels.Tapeatry and other (aio C Fruit and Ornamental Trees.for Oticloth.Bureaus, Washstands, Spring Deda, Mr.Shanly, of Rochester, at my Sales Yard.Iron Beds.Ward Ce and Wool Mui: 1 ES STREST, MONDAY AFTERNOON next, {fesses.K frizerators, tre choco devine the Mar wom and Hal! Stoves.Kitohen.Tables, Chibires = W.E.SHAW, lotus Had b.Chairs.i Crockery.102 Auctioneer.dds an and Ends.\u201cTwo fire-proct als ke vi r ; arties bayin -han TEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.to dispose ok ir ben rues \u2014_\u2014 5 e our seoond-haud Au motion gaie Gold and 5 Silver r Watches, furniture this yo 0 1 tat , © ale © stores ; vs esers.à.W o ood & Co.$26 6 St.Juines street.oy ou ag ce, i Bale at 2.30 p.m.102 4 -Agotioneers.Rs Weg.Avationeer.p'orure SALE The Bubscribers will Sell at thate Boise, Nos.1821 and 1823 NOTRE DAME STREET.TUESDAY MORNING, MAINE, \u2026 © Large Collection of ENGLISH OIL PAINTINGS si Bigned and Beautifully Framed \u2014also\u2014 a Selsct Collection ot Fine Engravings.Sale at Two O'clock.M.HICKS & CO., 102 1 Te.Auctioneors.UCTION NOTICE, The Bale of Builders\u2019 Pi Plant at the yard of ROBERT SNARR.Esq, Ne.97 COLBOKRKNE ss \u2014 Monday Morning, Ma, v Sra.Bale at TEN o'clock, - M.ahd a& co.1021 Gtioneers, a2 Gibb & Co.'s, 148 St.James treet.ee À WANTED AT THE NEW YORK HOUSE, table girl, kitchen giri and genersl eer WAS: ANTE ED SIL FOR J HT HOUSE-W- 18Moun ary Avenue.10210 EST EDI ATELY.GENER ERAL SERVANT, washing or ironing.WANED MIDDLE AGED Sour w T Apply 31 Berthelot st, Le io WA NT ED COMPÉTENT GENERAL SERVANT and white at 10 he Qnty tor Summer elon pre pnt oo bg Fg lot TR VV ANTED\u2014DRESSMAKERS.67 ST.ANTOINE sr ANTED ANY, a.OUT OF a x willing to £ rease his salary, will find irk bs Spivingn ung with in references oo M Sours Tory WEP à GOOD Cook, AT 764 SIER- W ANTED-YOUSG LADY office, ledge ge O1 French a pd Er Fug] WAS T TE D\u2014IMMEDIATEL THOROUGH NER- WAL, 43 no washing in x ther = not Rept: Sood wages toa & good girl.al 15 Gacy ANTED\u2014A GOOD plOLISHER, GOOD AGES.Ww Geo.Woolley, 131 Bleury st.is 5 ABOUT \u201dn Tr ans D eduration d'a know- ésscnial, adress oa ib un E b-A SERVANT [rit AT 112 ST.nee Main si Hl 121 \u2014_\u2014 WASEDA KITCHEN GIRL AT FREEMAN'S, St.James \u2018102 2 i LET\u20141600 SHERBROOKE STREET West, corner Elm Avenue.Extension kitchen, ive bedrooms.Apply to BR.W.- Harkin, bi se Franco Xavier street.0: 2 LET\u2014IN THE BAY OF TONGUEUIL comfortable Summer residence.50 feel from ver fide.So od shade trees, a 45x d extension \u201céeben with nice Gussames GAS BRACKETS, _ FANOY GLOBES, .Opr Ne Now Sprior Stock of these Goods are in an | -spectmtly- mane for this Market in New York, U.N., nna Ginsgove, Scotland.NEW ELEGANT DESIGNS, CHEAP.HUGHES & NTEPHENSON (LATE R.PATTON), hau Hail, 51 City Conneitiors street.* 7 EL 09% EU RNISHED FRONT ROOM, BATH &c., English family, private, snitable for on two Tor 7 St.Constant street.MS\u2014FRONT Joous NICELY FU Is Ep, ROOMS Belmon: t, 43 Beaver Hall.BY or Ti ATE FAMILY.A cE comfortable Soom with board, for one or two ntie- RS ptorsbie foo st, Block corner St.Denis sf 023 ep - 5 R 0 LET-No.128 DROLET ST, Cox.Re OUT 5 rasaliy porte SOON N° WASTED-AT ONCE.À ed RBM, IO niog nine rooms, in ce 0g- + There bas Deano sickness in Be Bonse, leasant 10 AE ROL a he E Caines Roomy ou 10:1 Apply.F.A Metine, 573 St, Urbain stree tt | WyANTED-TO GO TO BOREL, À GENERAL SER- YO LET\u2014A HOUSE OF TEN ROOMS, ROOHE\u2014 EUENS ips, on Ww en mes PO Sobel.quer Oe §90d wages.Address boy 103, T aE No.89 89 St.Urbain St.Apply to NO.MeGill BUTE BE SATE Test W'STR ae COOK.su ALL FAMILY, EY) bain 5 DOMS\u2014FURN .JBY STHKET.+ children, plain.washing.JR OOMS\u2014-FURNISHE) ) LY.é ra FuxO LET\u2014UPPER TENEMANT No.oy RB St Dominique street, low rent to rood.\u2014 TWO EXFURNISHED ROOMS, ain WE A SOMPOSITOR, A GOOD.STEADY tenent.G.D.Koss, Rent Estado Agent, 1913 Notre Dame R% Creme tac\u201d 15'S Dorchester ' Ty an can on constant employment, a The Bor ; X \u2014 N AN B O LEI \u2014 FURNISHED, Ties OO oP SUBNISUED.WITH BREARFANT, WASTED = a oe pond counecton Fos an: Villa Residence and grounds, splendid 3 102 4 ners, oolien | Mis.ss ero roughout Ontario.is o en for sitaLtion, tea 1 minutes sn hid from af.0 » elegant pris Jur poi ED: iH LSE OF KITCHEN, Si references \u2018Address « À 03, Branome, 1 rT A! NO.TC LET_SMALL DWELLING NEATLY 176 Lavalave.DE Aa WANED 5000 SMART GIRLS FOR LaUSDRY.furnished, 15 dollars per month.Apply Rote, \u2014 COMFORTABLE, ont et are vou ROOMS 251 St.Dominique stroet.Te.TS \\ THIED FLAT, $0560 FEET, UE EL \u201cCharis i rest, hear I EL MAN AS aD \u2014 x mak s 3 for manufacturing purposes.well 0N3-TWO UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOM, 331 S200 first between tard oclock 102 ?lighted, central locality.A samen st.RUVie se) 1 ATED BY A SEW BRUNSWICK TRAVELLER.qe LET-SELF-CONTAINED U PPER ROQUS_FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, Are genta\u2019 1 nan boots and x shoes; good references.Nia tenement, b rooms and assage; also 8 - E SINGLE OR ! oo | vacant lovof land.Abpiy SBE se Contam arte ans | ROR oa, SIC private family, vidiaits Ress WY ASTED\u2014NURSE GIRL: APPLY 87 MANCE ir Win \u2014 PARALLEL, BARS AF à Se be W Ce NTEDONNEDATELT ra ar, > COOK, WI WILLa 59 vi AE see rune for for - wi WANE ED\u2014ROO4 OR FLAT WITH POWER.Ap a\" 0 2855,\u201d Race 1031 30, s AI garden, urch: Hard of su of Sonal fruit trees, Eveuil.Long ease wan i, alk EE ie fond of Low wou, a ait Brunes bb so Xt.James s street 3021 T° LET \u2014 STORE 66 ST.ANTOINE, corner of Inspector.well situated for retail Frocery or other light business.AIT.- Braet, 53% 1.James street, 0: LET_HANDSOMELY FURNISHED or unfurnished house, or flat for house- y rotor street, also No.53, w farn raished, YO LET -\u2014 HOUSE AND COTTAG Dwelling Houses and their contents insured for thred véars an best terms.TELEPHONE 851.x THE E remedy for curin, Cros as Diseases! Pains and Difficute- Breathing, and ail the Diseases of the Chu oughs, Colds; Asthma, the Throat, Bronchitis, pression of the Chest or Lungs, Pulmonary Organ Net Ne better remedy fer Hhsopime Con he can Be Lauro sa erm: with newand oa.tried med einem hat ee, hon anand this safe and iy rem inanze : 0 as weakly children; hd who ire alway TAKING COLD, and subject to rûber, there never was a case pried r which did not originate in a coLp.ALLEN'S LUNG CALSAM IS Youn REMEDY.\u2018 Physicians who haye failed to cure their patients should try this medicine before t give the case np, as we know many valuable lives have been saved b by being perttaded to give it a trial.| Do Nox DeSPAlr because fo other remedies have failed, but try this and yon will not bé depeived.ff toillcure wien all others fail.Allons Long Balgae is 2ow pet up in Three Siren, Price 250.80c., and 81 por Bottle.The 35c.hort]es dre put up forthe: of all wha iesire smply a tough © er Croup remedy.Those detingg remedy for Constrmption or any Lung Diseases Should route tha I Large $1 Bottles, Bold by all Medicine Dealers._\u2014\u2014\u2014 ~ GENERAL BAZAAR.yi WHT.ayer un.anna on the pièce, de, tes Gone re .© plece tie aacr Check Flann als: 06.or oe |.% GEORGE W, ROWELL.oN NOTRE DAME ST, ud Mat.ix OF AGES: 0xeod tf 745 CRAIG STREET, Canning, Albert and Fulford streete : warehouse, Hospital streat; of ace d\u2019Arm \"I H oO M AS H I A M, And St.Francois Xavier pu ; Saris Fo Cotte avrent, 103 + FRED.JUDAH, Place d\u2019Armes Hill.: INSUBANGE.BBOKER, 4 - LET - FURN ISHED FLAT OF.= CHOBPITRT BTRERT.pent Oli EE Us of Widen.Every TOs LET.NINE ROOMED\" HOUSE ON - an Catherine near Guy, 7 SR Lo LET\u2014$25 PER MONTH FÜR FOUR nicely furnished rooms; marble top.furnitare.etc; with use of kitchen in private fañoi! t Cn fie\u201d \"Sr Tan pige Everything nn je Maro therine near Guy: Address *Y, Die AND VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.: R BALE_A v valuable Farm of neatiy ge to the thriving ve sf vo june spl nd on onse and batidin n of capitalists.Tail pa \"aa apply 10.\u201cTuos.vert Bag hy BLACK El Wikante, P.Q.A number of smaller properties in Richmond, Net Bourne.Windsor, and other parts of the Townships also I or sai ILLIARD TABLE AND FITTINGS rs.for ale, cheap, Phaièn and Col- ME Reed TL 5 0.Drawer 3071.T.LAMBERT, FOR SALE ONE OF the pretti iest and best situated poo St Nt.Lambert, igh a Ladies \u201cR 1, J Sran ow Aid Loris ean YOR SALE\u2014TEN BUILDING LOTS.lots prise bo n Lime ne Kilns adjoinin same, nlso streets, wi eme 8 sx Rouse, pny bou ee p p; to élose an 100g, APP 18% St.Elisabeth street.E PRETTIEST ISLAND IN LAKE koka for sale, with comfor ole Mus rordepes.farpisbed ETS aetna ont.Ont.Sy SALE-\u2014HOTELS.SALOONS WITH Hoe rom May Ist, ot, groceries, cigar, frat ani contocoatey Hoty or an ste business.L.ania Ror i, vone série à Fos SALE TO NY.Y.PIANO, $200, only a, a short time in use; 7% octaves, 00d case, Edoi tone, agrafle thronifront.boy C: Wi LINDSAY, 1353 St.Catherine 8%.1 OR.SALE \u2014 OIL PAINTINGS | AMD.LW and > Pilkindon Le ner be voilou, rose, 408 Sk.Janes rirest, \"CF os OR SALE \u2014 5 ORGANS & 3 3 PIANOS y Lorms« or rented at an 2.33 lot pi see rare igh at cas Einchiner.TR month.Ef su k overing, Lounge and | BTN ABES street.\u2019 OW.BOAT FOR SALE, AT I LACHINE ipeludi Cushioos, &o.Apply to Æ° NOR pny BACK SET, HAND- re BC ap ES OOMS\u2014VACANT, AT MHR MITCHELL LADIES R reer OC IrOS, 408 Lagsuchetiere street, near St.han ROG COMFORTANEE of URRISHED, FOR GEN- 102 31 Root-micnir.FonsisTe, PARLOR BEDroom, taated over our store.Henry Grant = Soa \"corer oF Beaver Hall and Dors chester street.103 1 RO our ORTABLY F FURNISHED, WITH OR without partial board.street.1031 BOARD my ARANT HOME I~ BEAUTI FOL locality.wi private family, for Rammer can dr Tock ae Ww indies or © æentièmen, 46 minutes f required.walk from locommoda! ted if red gi rae dress \u201cT or STE office.BOAED_VACANCIES FORTABLE BOARDERS AT 149 St.Antoine atg = 1] BUEN for table Puoardert 0e Man Sans field street.ROOMS \u20ac TES 105 3 734 1031 WANIED STABLES SOR 10STALLS.ADDRESS M 2898,\" office.Wie Lou rousse GIRL AS SERVANT, am BOURON $300 TO I 4400, SECOMTE Fumitare an policy.Address *X 198,\" STAR office._ insurance WASTED-GOOD WAIST HANDS AND DRESS: makers.111) Mansfield stree! NTE D~\u2014 cxronisnena Roo, ELL Ahead and having va en nstde within five mint mioutes of Post Udive.lfc cou YER ar Sires, ANTED-\u2014 goon LHL 91.\u201cApptz 10 James jves penerail u p ames Steel, 1636 Nowe Dame st the he pashinz.iberal wages.Etui re a Room wo \u2018WASTED FOR PRODUCE MERCHANTS ox oT i siaung cspetitace San sain expected: to ens BR BOARD AND NICE BOY d immediately at 85 St.Law ons on len Teme homes FOR SEASON TO BE on \u2018Lakes a and Muskoka.Ap ply to 1 Pope, Becerra 1021 A COCKER PEL NOG (PUP), AsouT months oa Liver an: nd white qua le legs spo ted answers Chawber.\u201cAn returning same Shuter Ptit be rewarded, 0 10: 3 o8T \u2014 IRISH SETTER, ANSWERS TO NAME ny.Finder will be rewarded by returning saine to John Cash.37 Cotie treet.1081 LA \u201cAT ST.ANN\u2019S MARKET.ON SATURDAY: Abons ack leather Ply thook ING oe bill and POSE ERY Woo, MOUN Y Lo nn aren to the err ow Anyone returaing 1 405% St.Domi: mizique wil \u201cWAST STED-A SITUATION AS PORTER IN A WARE .27 Jurors street, City.WAT ies SECONDHAND HOLST.ANTED BY AATEC AN Sen = RUE Sran office ® family, w $ 1038 ANTED\u2014A RELIABLE OFFICE BO Ll T BE Ww: Are Do A LIAS ABLE oF PL OF FIL Y iy aera Apps Roum 1.ee Bt ar street.1031 ANTEDCA HO 8 TEARS, TO DO OUT- WAS 00?Work, SPACE 15 generailr Bt in 3 1021 APPLY 1021 the noûse: Spits © dost, 113 Francois Var a Gini: LAS pen Lon WASTrb cExERy.SERVANT PRIA precionely.Pas prefere.reas one fall Par Mackay street \u2018 Mrs.- ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SEKVANT.Api Wine AnFarrs Ent ARQUT UNE | VV \u2018Gites Monday A GENFRAL ay 7 bass À Address, *\u201c X.139,\" = Ww A XT E D_RITCATIONS Foi corcne 4 hoitpe good zeferen: fe on\" Serine à Eau war mr SMART HOY TO DRIVE A HORSE Ww A annie at at 25 Ut MAONSE 103 nl ia Et SE Coons, nous | D_COPYIN WRITTE, ge WES FE experience, ve TA a pont El Tgmney Bureta.105 SL Calpirise IE - MONDAY, 10 Te 34 A 7 ANTED-A L PARCEL OFFICE, WASTE NTED- = ec AP FoR OR THE LARC! PR OEFICES office P** ! 103 ARD FOR GENTLEMAN WANED, COUNTRY BOARD F( E an particalars, * Country, \u201d P.0.ox 1247.102.1 ANTED-A RESPECT ABLE PENSON AS \\S HOUSE matd a: Seamstress.mus bring good ref Apply 69 Dre TET Wet tape 5 DEayER HALL sn AN + ) CE BOY.APPLY AT 7 aT.WANIED AN OFFICE PER SERVANT: work aboul that past iL fae BGE rence ANTED AT ONCE 5 a.GENERAL references.40 Coursoi SMART pi TO Tak Woo sree.\u2019 a bar, also'one to assist.Apply 5% TTD SITUA ON rea LIVE] n ARDY a I WER EEA Aditi.WASTED AG GOOD DRESSMAKER.APPLY J 30 WANT à Sua LAIN IN OOK.Musr WASH àS AND \u2014 p ABLE MAN.APPAY AT WE 509 San MAN MEE, 0 VESTE, BRIDGE CARPENTEHS, Food wa ds, sash and door men: \u2018man desc) ns.biere city.en ER TA de JIL, AS Sauter, rte nt Amn Jlar! Aver, Cote Br anteins PHT © re WASTED A Ean YOUTH Ta + A per office.must write ru 2) Address (ST Tires.ete TELY FIRST-CLASS BAR 2800 Coraw: al oy to J.Eatelle, Hose .ry WAY NTED\u2014A BICYCLE.FOR 'A Toy OF oF Se ry A PEN P REPOS z-ofiice, rità part 02 1 = - ER AND SE WASTES antonsed 16 Bote] wo Apply ut 19 Mociill [College Avenne.1021 ! a FOR.Word SMART LD HR AS NURS pnt soon COOK.NTED\u2014 JNILLING 70 G0 TO W Wis ri Gos Dor! shpdeT w AS 3 E BE MAKER,\u201d AT rer Wass Boman FoR à LIGHT FACRAG m oF in central of the vity, or pe the &anal, by the month of year.\"Sad Storage, Car pr 723, City.WANIZD-A SMART, RELIABLE YOU YOURG MAN.SEE ee Arte Sums um Bf | ems references url, ART OPNERAL | Ne FTW ye IWVASTER FOR A FAMILY 0 Lh Slo ds shand-; a 2.0.Box 3 FF UENITURE, Erc, Erc, 212; LATOUR street, Parlor, Din Room and Bedroom Furniture, pets, a, Glassware, \u201cMcGee\u201d Range.otc.etc.sale Monday.3rd Instant, At Ten O'clock.THON.J.ER, 102 1 Auctioneer.A TION SALE OF A LARGE STOCK \u20140F FURNITURE\u2014 The undersizned begs to inform the public t he has received instruction from Mr.JE.Boyer to sell at his siure, No.710 St.Cather rine street, all his stock.consisting of beat room and parlor sets.also ning room sets, tables.black walnut sid > mat tresses, spring beds, ete., etc Bale on MONDAY.May 3rd.at ten a.m.A.COURTEMANCHE, Jr, CU Auctioncer, A UCTION SALE lo21 Monday, the 8rd of May, at 10 a.m., At Mr.F.X.Damas\u2019, hotel keeper, No.3¢ St.Henry street, in the Town of St Henry.will be sold by the undersigned all his Household Furniture, consisting cf Kitchen Utensils, Crockeryware, otc, Parlor Set, Bedroom Sets! a ictures.Carpets, Oilcloth, Ci airs.Btoves, etc.ete.: also, a splendid 0, ete.Hale at 10 a.m.02 1 ¥.X.DESJARDINS, 102 Auctioneer.I JANAGED TUBACCO.FOR ACCOUNT WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Will be sold on the premises of Messrs.5.Davis & Son.43 to 49 Cotte street, on Wednesday morning, 5th May, at 10 o'clock, without resarve, 74 bales Havana tobucco, dam by the recent flood.102 yf LENDID MANITOBA FARMS, ALL NEAR WINNIPEG.Extensive sale on May 11th at my room.all particulars Monday.THOS.J.POTTER, Auctioneer.THOS.J.POTTER.102 Auctioneer.THE DERBY BABY SWEEP! WILL BE DRAWN Tonight (Saturday) at Light o'cleck.BILLIARD Room.WINDSOR HOTEL ** AI] Sold but Ten Fickets.1021 R.1.BRAND.R EMOVAL! .PARENT BROS.Rea: ratate and Loan \" Agents.bave removed: te NO.46 ST, | JAMES STREET.In the premises lately \u2018occupied by the Ville Marie Bank, corner of 8t.Lambert street.10235 : \u201c FOR SALI IN DESIRABLE LOCALITIES.J.Cradock Simpson, 207 St James street, Montreal.102z8eod F.McMANN, REAL ESTATE AGENT, 188 JR SA MERS AIRE 102 1 \"Opposite St.Lawrones Hall EMOVAL MRS.FUHRER Has, RE.48 SER ROR seen #T.sec Ser icky - us « Councillors 5: 8ÿxz13 cod Through & Exchange of Now York.ston\u20141- sp 1Ë ch way or ivato wire rom deniers fn stôcks, oil.grains of provisions.Kiornan\u2019s Gossip | time as it appears on tickers in Wall street.recoised and uarantes replies in\u2019 80 secon Sur offices and 5 peciai capital, just share business 0 of any house outside oi L 1014 - | \" » Bs: Dulding Lots | ; 2 ; SPECU LATION.[ embers of Consolidated Stock and Pet.cial ohare on pos] Pre ee voi Brooke and Ot} at half the usual | comm.3 for round transactions.Only Canadian fiem hav, Now York 0 Montreal, who make a speeialty o small or large \"lots to ickor news received over.our wires and quoted, and orders exesutad on the Tasians over our wi PRELIMINARY AREY NOTICE.The Subsoribars bogs annonce the arrival of a consignment of TURKISH BUGS AND CARPETS \u2014AND\u2014 JAPANESE ART OBJECTS.Bale at our Rooms about the 12th May.Full particulars later.HM, HICKS & Co.1021 Auctioneers.roMBON & GOWDEY'S SALES.MONDAY MORNIKG, May 3, 10 O'clock.07 Neat H&usehold Furniture,- 4 TOWE opposite 1746 Bt.Catherine street.R st.MONDAY AFTERNOON Ma May 3, 2 O'clock Wall Paper, Dia onery, NOPRE FETE atior BYrY.Fanoy Goods, 1739 TUESDAY MORSING, May 4, 11 O'clock.OARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGGONS, .ered Express at our Stores.NS.Cov WEDNESDAY Afternoon; 2 O-clock, Lar#e assortment FURNITURE at Stores, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May 7, 2 O'clock.Bpeclal oomeignment Furniture at Stores.HO.SON & SYWDEYX,.cuon 104 EBON ora pavccies: EXPRESSES] LBAETONS! ns We will hold a clearing cale of 2 the above, pomprisine single cr 8! at e oo at Phaeto: easpages or Qur tons.Es 341 ar and nd 348 8 Ué Tuesday Morning, May 4tk, an vote.102 THOMSON & GOWDEY, À VCTION SALE pl OVER ADVANCES for x Opbelstorig gs le May du at ide ak Tha TROMpeN A *eownry, oe to premises.103 Monday Morning, May Se 10 0clock.Neat = easohold F and Tapest try Carp Pade ts Sot.WH W, WEdoboard.Wal Marble T Sot Hod: Ce \"ead lin Eitohon sty Bene Éctrigsraton et out Reserve.OMBON a ca SOWDY, 102 Auctioneers, A UCTION SALE F5 n° : \u20140F a General Stock » Fast Farnham, ribors wil 1 so auction, Friday, the hoa © y.ne, fine ror of Genoral Merchandise kno br usme of Hu Store, at Enst F: Farabam.wine stock and com Lol ; Goods, Gr Clothing, ete.Thowhoie to be Rola for cash ut a dolar rate, and without reserve.We call the attention of the speculators and to attend to the sale as, the stock is merchants ht x ad most of the goods bought very Shean bana \u2018are fresh.ely bo ot OB à ali fa HR the Pi © stock na De visited from tha 6th until th May.atn Bale at 1.30 psy p.m.A.MARCOTTE de co.1025 Auctioneers.AILIFF'S SALE.\u2014Province 6f Quebec District of Montreal__No, 131 Lu Shea Has ran on The Sith day at Rae ip the tor 1 men: di dE \u2014 EE oncea Ter May, 1880 10% 1 Al FE'S , ALE-\u2014-Erovines, of Quebec, Rr Sth 2304 ( \u2018rcuit - pa + AL etal, oi ar pen! of trict 0 court\u2014alfrel or, Der lendants On t the Glock in the?orensans ai the 4 enaumia, J Siontreal witli be sold oy auto \u201cot Justice, au the Ean a siting Monte oF Paris x 208 Le onsial i 9 Te > DAOËST Yontrel got bay De AILJFFB : SALE.Province, of Que nireal on Jere onrÈ\u2014 Dame Anna hives 3 , Defendant.-\u2014Ch dries, hope ateon, et ry Fora Es and Sir Joh i 15.and Daîné ANNA te, n, the City site fois aa PIR isting of one hamdred Aud fire a Rp &l enn 1 The Sta rcal Rolling Mills ok Sa of ucla! gach, ant two 0 bindied ?Hontreal Bras ie Sao fo 1031 È = Bt ome ne Movpneat Da aie REAR, TER as 3 % Ë A am.a resident Greco E J Hip 1 n our bulletins at same aes markets contisiuously EL bout deja or tele- : | # ted to sal ut ON sta\u2019 tr Now York and from Now York.st s250.000.cu ton, Ont.to = Si donnie ND.= and from Montreal to 1 f offices 1 ust Sad 0 have te Ge ï orgs tates and t transact th ow m latter point to Jacksonvi lareet ai oon "]