The Montreal daily star, 31 mai 1887, mardi 31 mai 1887

[" A * orange ! } ! a Summary of dé\" ROLL XI PARLIAMENT.Progeea ngs in the Benate and of f Commans Yesterday.this OTTAWA, May 30.\u2014In the Senate afternoon Senator Power moved the tollow- fog resolution, which was adopted: hat the opinion of this House it is the - duty of the overs mont ot Canada to see that arrangement for the admission of sit States fNshermen tu the territorial Date.ters of Canada, which may So entered into - n the Governments of Great Britain and \"Onftod Stases.spoci provision shall Lib bo fshormen ofthe sada: Chall os ae wi e waters o 5 ° the lawe and cop ulations by whic) gol i hermen are fo po me being governed.Bon.Mr.Abbott moved that the following 64 ess be presented to the Quee: Mivir Presse Yous M AIRSTY, we Your \u201c Majesty's loyal subjects, the Senate of Canada in Parliament asgembled, beg to ser our sfn- cere congratulations on the bappy conpletion oi the fiftieth year of your ausapicio que \" The Supreme Your Majest , able Robes events bas made part ot te habitions of almost \u2018every race and to are proud of your But amo hod all there Is no com- vo pi eR Sheds e8 A more hoartioliat acte poser roles ofa anh ppdreds A mill sway.munity to.-was not lons uniil His tdatity 0 theCrown was severely tried.How 1 the test was known to Your Majesty's fliustrious father when he honored with his Iriendshin the hero of Chateauguuy, the brave De Sulaberrs: And when the daughter of the Dike of Kent ascended the Throne, the event hailed as the down of an era which should Tr Lo British an Frone an ada not only prospe: and progress but the spirit of unity \u2018and nod wiil.Under the influence of the great gilt of constitutional self-wovernment ganterred upon Canada in the early yoars of Majesty's © 5 feian, the country made rapid progress.shared in the general advancament of the last haif century, in the wonderful discoveries and application of way, the steamship, the tele- their conquests of time and space, 6 multiplication of maputuptures.expansion o! commerce, Q lessinæs of legai reform, the diffusion of education and th e wearing away of prejudice through ln\" d interoourse between man and my if the Empire, 8 pre gTess com pères favorably during the last Afty years with that a the world at large, 80 doea the progress of Canada gompure favorably with that of the Empire.From a few scattered provinces it has become & great confederation, stretching from ocean 14 ocean and linking by its iron paths the uropean to the Asistic portion of Your Majesty's domain.has been the wood ortune »f the people of Canada to enjoy.fron time to time, the honor of the presence and ntenance of members of the Koyal Family, this relationship not only deepens thelr fou devotion to tbe head of the British Sapire but enhances their regard for the wife and mother, their veneration for the memory of the husband and father.Our at prayer Is that He who {a the Ruler of nations and King of ul! kings, may upbold, direct ect and preserve Your Majesty for many ng years to reign over A prosperous and contented people.The address was adopted nem.com, ani ordered to be epgrossed, \\luwipated and sent to Her Majesty.HOUSE OF COMMONS.Petitions were presented from a number ou publishers respecting amendment to the w of Mr.Searin arose on a question of privilege \"and correo a misreport as to w Le denied when Mr.Watson was speaking on disallowance.What be had denied was that he had ever said he had teleærums from Sir John Muodonaid saÿyiog that disallowance would be discontinued.R Dunn was then conducted fo the bar the House by the sermeant-ar- -arms to be ting the Queen's, N.B., election he bearing Secupying the atlention of House sil 1L45.COLLAPSE OF A BUILDING.Several Men Lurie in the Ruins of a St.ais Warehouse.8T.LOU y 30.\u2014At noon to-day the three-story Hay Spline.Noe.414 and 416 Dorth Third stroef, colls and several re sup! ouate \u2018io the debris, The butlding was oceupied by Flesh & Noodk ;and' Balley, Longe & Co., painters.At the + ; hour of the collapse most of the men were in at the rear.Several nen were sitting in the windows when the structure gau to shake.One called out from the \u2018third floor, \u201cThe thing is coming down,\u201d \u2018but as tbe vibration ceased the men sup- the cause vf the shakinæ to be tule- Hroph men walking over tbe roof.The temporary quiet bad scarvely restored \u2018thelr confidence when the rear portion sagged inwardly, and those in and pear the witdows made their escape by jumping.They hastened to the front ht the building and found the wreck here more complete than in the rear, the whole force seemiag to have concentrated over the offices, pulling the walls inwardly.The police patrol and firemen quickly appeared and began the work of digeiog Tor those buried under tbe ruins, though hanging walls threatened another crash.The men that madqe their escape Are sure tbere were several clerks and employés in the offices.The building was very old, beinx among the few anctent structures still standing In this city.It has been vacant untilrerently.One man named Auxust Steffens, a printer, was taken from the debris at 1.30 p.m.He was badly crushed but is still living.He says all the men inthe front part of the building escaped.He was pinned down by a 2 plaul auk which kept the mass ot the debris off earch for more victims is progressing.SETTLERS FOR OANADA.Arriva) of the ¢ ~ardinian * With Over n Thousand Fasseppers, RIMOUSKI STATION, May 30.88.\u201cSardin- lan\u201d arrived at 5.36 p.m., and left at 5.50.She has 52 cabin, 43 intermediate and 966 steer passengers.The mails left, at 7 15.The following are the cabin passen, J.Arnold, Miss E A.Barry, Miss J.S Barry, , Mr.G A.Barton, Miss Hadtord, Mr.G.Belly, Mrs.Boulton ir.C.F.B.Brown, Btaft-Burgeon, O.P.Browne, Mr.F.Dulaze, Mrs, Cartwright, Piles Ë L.Clark, Mr S.Clark, Mrs.C ark; Miss Clark, Miss Li.Clark, les M.Clark, Master A.Clark, Miss Croable.Mrs.À.F, Eden, Miss Glbbons, Mr.Low Miss E.Heddle, Miss Heldige, Mr.Low, Miss Madden.Mr.A.Kenyon-Maynard, Mr.F.Mayor, Mx.Merray, Mrs.Merry, Miss Moriarty, Mr.W urn, Mr.Pencey, CN Peason, Nr A J.Q.Deasey.Me Po! $ mil hema.| air B.Edetine Mira Se Strugnel, re gre, Walter, Miss Wallace, EN five Kildren and nurse, Mr.VE i Rano CABINET.The List as Signed by President Grevy.PARIS, May 30.\u2014A meeting of the Minis- tors was held to-day at President Grevy's residence.It ks officiaily stated that Prosi- fie: oe Grevy has signed the following Cabinet: vier, Premier and Minister of Finance egraphs.inister of the Interior.x Flouros Minister ol Foreign Affnirs.inlster of Puntio Instruction.inister of far r.EB Minis ster of Corn) oHloredia, Minister © of Publio Works.tho, Min tnluter of Ag.ure, Jolly Oddfellows.The annual dinner of the Excelsior Lodge of Oddfellows was given at Bro.Frank Upton\u2019s Merchants\u2019 Lunch Rooms, last night, Bro.John loa, past provincial grand master, presiding.\u2018he toasts to the Queen, The Prince of \u2018Wales, the Army, Navy and others were pro and appropriately answered.The rman, in proposing the the toast to the Gov- roo Gouern reforred je fact that His eucy's conduct, public and private, it been the subject a crusade torouh the country over Peter he presided, a thing mover heard ol before 1a any couniry.He ised tho dignified manner in which His lency nad met this crusade, and sald that by it ho had won the universal respect ofc ndians.6 toast wns yeoeived with cheers, the whol assembly singiog, \u201c For He's a Jolly Good Fellow.oie plassiot ove of Tm Fait te of a yo apd of of the National Anthem.n& Syn tt Engine off the Track.Early this morning, & locomotive attached to à tra ht train ran off the (rand Trunk other side of.W Singin briage No one was hurt.The damage v he con - jesty'a perspn ; ple of \u2018our Canad \u201cpom nt fm we peop ie was ina seek , mot fess houo e 1othe vangaisBed than | nana.NEWS OF THE WORLD CONDENSED.Ie ; Cable.Fraschini, the Italian singer, is dead.wo mountain has collapsed near Bpringen, n the canton of Ure, Switzerland, desiroy- ioe two cottages and killlog six persons.Native news hasbeen received at Bombay to the effect that the Ameer of Afghanistan has defeated the (hilzals al Ghuznee.Both sles es sustained heavy losses.e search for the bodies of the miners whe font their lives by the explosion in the dston coal pit at Blantyre, Lanarksbire, atill ountihues.Sixty-two bodles have thus far been recovered.At the Progressist-Liberal conference at Brussels a resolution against universal sul.forage was adopted by a vote of 317 to 1:4, The conference, by a vote of 378 against 43, rt is current at Brussels that Haluault be placed in a state of stege (I the strike ow in progress is prolonged.American.lem O\u2019Brien was banqueted at Boston last an by prominent Irish citizens.Mayor O and Gen.Butler were among the Speakers.\u201cPhy Tndustriai Life and Accident Insurance Co., of Baltimore, suspended yesterday.it had a paid up capital of $100,00U, depousit- ed as security for the payment of losses.There will Le no loss Lo the pubic.Toe crisis tn the great strike of the bulld- ing trades will probably be reached this week.l'or four weeks strike haa followed strike, terminating in a lockout affecting Lo a greater or less extent alinust every trade in the city.Fully 17,000 men are idle.The steamer \u2018\u2018Ancon\u2019\u2019 arrived at Port Townsend, W.T, Sunday from Alaska and reports that a miner frow the Yukon countr y ted tbat the Indians and miners bad engaged tna fight in the interior, iu which one white man was kilied and five were wounded and five lodians were killed and several wounded.1k 18 supposed the miners lnterfered with the wives ol the Indians.Mackenzie, a railway machinist at Jersey city, recently from Sootland, and his wife yesterday afternoon while drunk quarreiled.I'he noise attracted attention and a pumber of! people stood gazibg at a second stor window where the Mackenzles ltved.Suddenly the woman sinasbed one of the windows with ber hands and flung her infant out.Tne child died In a few minutes.lhe man and woman were arrested.An elevator boiler at Huntington, W.Va., exploded yesterday, killing \u2018I.aece, aged 45 years, married; Jobn Kelly, single, and W.K.Albertson, married, and badly injuring John Cox, engineer, Geo.Newman, bose of the gang, and Chavcy Bossinger, one of the (hesapeake and Obhlo foremen, besides à dozef or more others whose wounds are not considered dangerous.There wure 30 men in the elevator at the time, and others will likely be found.Mexico has never been more peaceful than to-day.Active railway oonstruction 1s going on on two Important roads, and work 18 soon to beuin on the uncompleted section of the Nattonal Railway.The only disturbance known is among the wild Indians in Yucatan, but there is always nore or less trouble with them.Heavy i tments of English capital are being made in mipes, and an extension of banking facilities to interior towns is about Lo be made.A leading statesman says Lhat never before was Mexico 80 averse to revolutions or plottings as at this time, aoû that the people most of all desired peace.Canadian, Lord Lansdowne presented the prizes at the Uttawa Art Schoo! yesterday.The Wakeham Inebriate Asylum, pouabec, has beea sold to Dr.McKay for $10,000.The fleet of fifty American seiners off Shel- burne, N.À, have not yet secured any lish, owing to the prevalence of fog.The Frencu, Canadians of Winnipeg will celebrate St.Jean Baptiste day av Pembina.Father Drummond, of Montreal, will be tue oralor of the day.The lion.Juseph Royal M.P., will also eliver au address.Robert Turner, an employé ol the Consumers Gas company, Toronto, while walking along the railwav track was run over by several freight curs and killed.He ps unmarried and about 23 years of age.The Governor-General has seat an auto graph letter to Captain Sherwoou, of the 43ra Battalion, thanking the men \u2018of No.1 company for drawivg the carriage of His Excellency to Government House on the occasion of the recent reception at Ottawa.Dr.J.C.Bright, ot Chatham, was arrested on Saturday night and arraigned on a charge of murder and abortion, a young woman named Ruth Harlow, of Hamilton, baviug died on Friday under suspiclous circumstances while being attended by Dr.Bright.George Letts, aged about 24, 8 member of the 45th Battalion, was on the river in a canoe at Lindsay, Ont, when a sudden gust of wind capsized it.His feet became entangled with the carpet of the canoe, and he was unable to extricate himself and was drowned.The bricklayers\u2019 strike at London came to an end yesterday, and about twenty men returned to work.Several of tbe briok- layers who left the city, presumably to work in other places, retarned during Saturday afte n and yesterday, making the supply greator than the Cemand.Sir Alexander Campbell, the now lleuten- ant-Governor, will arrive at \u2018loronto to- nizbt and the mayor has invited Lhe City Council, public and separate school boards, board of trade, officers ol city regiments, members of pational societies and ciiizens Keneraliy to be at the station to give him a fitting welcome.Several gentlemen, being desirous ofshow- ing their appreciation of the many courtesies extended to them at Government bouse, Teronto, have got up a testimonial which will be presented to Mrs.Baverley Robingon on Thursday, June 9th.It will consist ol a handsome sum of money to enable her to pu urchase à summier residence on Governor's land, Lake St.Josepu.A writ was issued at Osgoode hall, Toronto, esterday at lhe instance of Jobn Brow ournalist, of Toronto, against Thomas an aniel Motlilicuddy, proprietors ol the Huron Signal, clalming $10,000 uamages for libel.The alleged Mbellous articles were written during the Federal campaign and charged plalollf with being concerned in the Phenix Park murder.There is great oxcitoment in Mattawa over the alleged discovery of rich gold bearing quartz in the hills opposite Mattawa, close to the north shore of the Ottawa river.Prospectors are busy at work blasting rook, and the villagers are filled with the belief that they bave : struck it rich.Somo of the rock already assayed shows an average of between $30 0 and $40 worth of gold to the ton, Premier Mercier and Provinoiai 1'ressurer Sbehyn, of Quebec, concluded thelr conference with the Uniario Cabinet yesterday regarding Lhe un=ettied public school debt between Upper and Lower Canada.The date of the proposed interprovircial conference bas not been definitely lixed, but it will pot till August.to-day Messrs.Mercier and Shehyn and t.ladies leave for Niagara, whence they Will proceed to New York.Consiaerable gossip ts indulged in at Quebec over the proposed iy oring of Quetec by tho steamship companiés, who, it fe said, intend carrying their passengers through to Moubreal, and of the arbitrary measures of the ship laborers.Ope xentleman sald if our ststep olty, for which we have done so much, Will really lower itself to such an ox- tent, he is ready to luvest his four millions to obtain for Quebec a line of ocean palaces ahi will further try and form a pool with w York lines, The following is a lst of the succesatul tenderers tor Indian supplies, agcrexating several hundred thousand dollars annually.»dson's Bay Co, LG.Baker & Co.Mbnros, Winnipeg; Mainwaring & Wright: Mowat Bros.Regina: W.D.Pettengreen & fer Smith & Forguson, and J.W.Smith, all eneral supphes; Mossrs.S.& H.F- LA ze, o! Ottawn, harness contract; G.Shannon & Co, agricnitural impiementa: J.A, Kerr, general supplies; A.\u2018Thorburn, fonerai supplies: Merrick & Anderson, gen: oral, supplies; J.M.Garland, Ottaws, d no, McKenzie & Powis, and Battleford, genoral supplies, In the Exchequer court at Ottawa yester- i day, before Mr.Justice Gwynne, a petition of right came up for hearing, bef; uit brought by the Qu Appelle Valley Farming | company for payment for teams supplied for the trans oft during the recent | rebellidn.\u201d Tha ry bad lo wed $10 1 day for each team up to the first of May, Pass, à but after that had only allowed $8 y, and the company took action recover the *addfticoal 2 per day.which in all oun! $4900.The petitioners alee claim $1200 as the value of horses killed and injured, bo\u2019 for an amoulance TROD lost uring the oaayPalgn, 4 purchase a horse bought from them and 3391 Yor the \u2014e of 8 water Cocotte BATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY.As Discussed tn & Well-Known Office on St.Francois Xavier St.Time, 2 p.m., four clerks on four stools respectively, books open on desks, and the sald clerks not very busy, and \u2018the Saturday.Frank sticks hls pen behind his ear and exclaims with a yawn, \u201cSay, Jack, let's go and ask the old man to get off!\u201d \u201cWhat's the good,Smith got Into 1 hot water for asking leave last week, an ve had the Queen's Birthday in this ook, any ay! \u201cWell! I guess your right, old man, but here\u2019s Hutchins: he's head man,can\u2019t you do something to get us out, Hutchins?At this point the guv'nor goes out by hls private office door, to turn up again about 5.45, and the four clerks (Hutebiné, Jack, Rodney and bi ail yawn aud throw down our 9 our opens, Smith comes in, after being out, goliecting, throws down his book with \u201cls this all you could et?\" says Hutchins, picking up the cash.\u2018\u2019Yes, overyoody y is closed up.It's nouse trylog to get in money on Saturday, any \u201cThat's just what the boys were talking about when you came in, Smith.\u201d \u201cNow look here, Jack,\u201d said L \"the city aro making the scavengers clear up the street (?) now why don't they make a Saturday half holiday, so that we can get oul to enjoy the tine pure ait of the country.That's what I want to \u201cWell they ll after every other town and village in the Dominion set them the example.Here are we not doing a tap and not a tap to do and when the guv'nor comes in we have to act the hypocrite and let on were making figures and adding up miilions of dollars; darn'd farce 1 call it; see there goes Barnard and his chum and here comes that fellow out of tue Bank of Commerce and his girl, going over to the island or up to Lachine! Where the dickens do the aldermen Keep their consclences 1 wonder! must be in th Loots else they haven't got ne y.a parcel of nice fal oid gentlemen seated up In the uncil Chamber looking very wise, saying hear, hear, and then going home to enjoy themselves and leave us poor beggars, fastened up in dingy offices.\u201d ou, Frank, you make a fine eetle too much excited,\u201d sa \u201cbut I'll tell you what you They are Lhe stuff to tx eprom a aly a i utohins, write to the STAR.up a holiday for us.\u2019 \u2018 So 1 will, Hutchins, and right now,\u201d and | | this is all tbe work I got through on Batur- day afternoon.May 28th, 1887.Now, Mr.Editor, can't or rather will you not stir up our council to make this thin general for our city; if you do I will sen nd you & brand new beaver bat and the rest of the boys swear they will carry you round the town on thelr shoulders, ana give you such a torchlight procession as no (Brien, or any one like bim, ever had.Make them let us out to lacrosse matches, cricket ana football, and we will be good boys on bun- day and go to church instead of b the Sabbath in order to get exercise.Wishing you Success, long life from all the long hour clerks in this city, I remain, yours, very tired, A QUILL DRIVER.English W.B.Society.The English Workin ngmen 's Benefit Bociety held its twenty-ihi annual meeting in Hall & Scott's rooms last night The report submityed by the secretary, Mr.J, Gauntiett, showed that the sociely has 223 members, and that thi e to total reveipts for the year hb been $1085.62, and the expenditure $1161.76, The following were elected officers for the coming year: President, Mr.E.T.Per re-elected); Firat Vice-President, Mr.F.Martin; Second Vice-President, Mr.Robert Hall: Treasurer, Mr.bson ; Secretary, Mr.John Gauntlett re-olected) ; Assistant Secretary, Mr.Samuel Gray (reelected).The remalnder of the evening was \u201c1 spent in social enjoyment.Tom Moors Anniversary.Tom Moore\u2019 sanniversary was colebrated by tbe Catholic Young Men's Society b çomplimentar y entertainment last event or.Messra J.J.Rowan, W.J.McCaflre E.Evans, Jno.Greene, N.J.Britton, A.Pia Me Dermott, J.I.Curran, J.J.Geth- Li took part in songs and recitations.The feature of the evening was ihe address on the occasion by Mr.P.F.McCaffrey, in which he gave a sucoinet description of the poet's life.A abort address by the reverend Airector of the soclety, Father James Callaghan, concluded the enjoyadle evening.ASK FOR CORALINE CORSETS, and see that our pame ja stamped on each pair, T Cromuton Corset Company.83- Ww gmen, at the polls.\u201cWho shall you vote Me?I don't know.Jack ain't bere yet\u201d Bahing Fowler, for, POWDER Absoiutely Pure.This powder never varies.A maryglof pur- purity, Sirenut th and wholesomepess.than the ordinary y inde, a nd -¢ asnot be sold in competition with the multitude low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.Sold only cans.OYALM © POWDER C0, 106 Wall street, N.Y.Does woop SPLIT PULLEY 00 Wooden.8plit Pulleys are cheaper tban iron ones and 3iter for many nufaoture bineryand over please ol power please call at 1610 Notre Dame Gt.MONTREAL.pr YROYAL WAFERS, SIE a physician who has had a effeciu Fugit for SE Waters and taken no Het Inclose pO a for sealed Lartiedlars.Vokk ses uit pr be OR i x Hout RACHEL iriodt J.Bu ve i rz PRICE ONE CENT: Property Tox su ( Maticone \u2018 Specific Axticles, Sttuxtions Vacant, NN AM A AE PAPAIN vin ai ! 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Wholesale Price List Free by Post.ANTED\u2014 Fais! a the the Side Side, Sc.8 has been shown fn curing AU trainsare run by Eastern Standard Tim J.E, TowwsexD, 334 St James st.Montreal.x I Tickets may boob tained, via rall 433 steamer Fox Salt ~ 5 - 0a Tire sperma culters, uocuitémes\u201d to the whole.uts on ai WreDue and La Mad.~ \\ TTC + 1 y - finie Frovinoes, > SERRANON\u2019 SPANISH BLACKING 124 6 A ra 1033 Montreal, Hanoi and an Information in regard to passenger .gives the quickest, brightest and most dur- Sp Près wi ireight, Walon Senha oe ae.woply Ww 9 en \" Hendache,yetCarter'sLitile Liver Pilisare a.ROBINNON n in es an OI ers &blo polish in the worid 26z2aw ANTED \u2014 TWO GOOD UPHOL- lotistipation, cusin proves : Eastern F ight and Passenger Agent, \" sterère.Good ages.teady ems annéying Somplaint: Eee, en ops Vikas SEALE NEW.1N STOCK.BABY'S BIRTHDAY.|: M RING ECO rue ai Jieorders x the sto ulste the livee DUNTREAL 1 50-H.P.Engine, 1 SH, P Engine.A Beautiful Im; Birthday Card sent : boven kealtigosyoud cL provpaoss cussed | 15 7 tee Etes mois potter ina trs WADE SD o ONE ARR PARE or 120 \" , 15 names af two or more other baties, and thelr vage y Monaton, N.B.16ih November, 1830.273 212-H.P.Engines 14 = = a ire, other bation and thelr nand.\u201cAppiy dE Lawrence bye Wocks.51 d'leuaree, EL Soul-Portabics 3 to 18 3.x F.for Cheose mond Dye Bample card ta the mother and WENTED Wate HUET BANG TT matt e OTIN A \u2014 a | .s Jobhnt with references) one that can spéak French would be mont pricses to those ENTEAL VERMONT RAILROAD \" ECOND- HAN D Wells.Richardson & Ce.Montreal.and is temperate preferred.EUR W ation ie & ter fro tressing comp! ey but fort: Aralne Lewve Montreal go HF Fnalne and 70-H.1.a er.NTE! SISTANT Jon w WHOL goodn 8 A.M.Train, NX.ANTED-AN ABSIS ES; \"ho Aver opinesedordge those Ille dirai Se vale pari oi 210 peSlavtr ir Eva hated 20 Engine and 25 H,,P.Bojler.Box 3 &o 3 ze hardware, must Lave experien reference.able in so ry hat they wi t De ane oa Shiba Dyson, v via Lowell 7.4 uu wud NOW 13 .\u2026 = BB.Engin AAA NS moms Apply \"M 3078.\" Sran otfles 1 : man ulfel Facies * Engine, 0 LET-% LARGE, AIRY ROOMS ON THIRD FL AT, \u2014 NP N N VE te do without ee But after Tisch head Cars to Bost nor York and Boston fa apr 8 - : = a - £ Te \u2018urnished, very cheap.Address, \"O 36, - WAST Yor Honey general sto & lore.\u201cAddress De Bie Alnaus \"3.60 p.m.(Supper), burlin, = \u201c $ utland 10.30 pn., iroy 1.5U hr, Albau far Handa Me P MS-AND BOARD, IN NEW HOUSE ne AR 2 > T : Ss : grin ovr ae an Co Su id wt shears \u201cEmer, mésnd.deupaloe Mach ROSE ie goons, foeianed RS unfurnished 149 mn 5 W- ANTE ony LAIN COOK, 30 WARNING, Ÿ and an x Sa Can < ©.186 3 pers Montreal to New York and 4L a!bans > mens Ta thebandof wo many lives that bere 1s whero we fo encs Où Ls Ural arriving Wilesioo ea COLQUHOUN.DRUMMOND & CO.OOMS\u2014LADY HAVING LARGE HOUSE, vou ANTED-GENERAL SEBVANT, WITH ST- ur ZreAt boast.ar pills cure it while hx and Sherbrooke 8-44 St.Alba 1045 Machinery Dealors, lease two farnishod rooms, win ug of Ahn w or Wa; ass reférel Sun ms with bo Se dee Pils aro very malland | A PT IE 01 vo 00 Contam Bragg Mowramaz Siné be iH od\u201d Sf 2e au nd HE roaz.Avpls 0 Apvds oR L du .Lz gry easy to take.Oncor two pills makoa dose.tk au Shen New York aS orthanpion: RROGNS GENTLEMES AND LADIES, WILL LIND YU'ANTERA GENERAL SERVANT, FOR LE i > NOW vel j= SALE.TEAM \u201c IE 0! r J hy bd orion please \u20ac who a Ration and oY igebeude i for eT Cra NOR o th ST 1, Too toot.NIN ?French ding house.534 Sherbrooke st 122 5 No.2, bert, Moulr, tre cal fu bly at y at pére 125 cents: five for ÿL.Bold sud New Eauland nets, over a es 8\u2014T0 LET, IF UKN INFURNISHED, _ fiom, Tov B35 conta: 173 a EH Wooping Cam D orne and Breadti of beam, 16 foot, ROME [ET FURNISHED OL UNFUR SUED, WANTED RTRTSTIVE SERVANT.90 BERRI 8T.every Por Mekets, Tue Tables and ai information, apoly at raft of wal oat 0ONS-DOUBLE, WITH BOARD, ALSO TANLE > CARTER MEDICINE C0» vapor ss Anh orge, 198 8 dates rank Utiices, vr Compound Fnrines, ith Surface condenser.RR 20 Ca 1235 VAR al servi de go to 45 rae bl be ew Tor C STUNEGRAVE, arine Boller.In stee usl an mer.\u2018tefereu ces requ ire Xl De ty 3 Jv.HOBARE Canadiay rey Agent.burns either hard or soît coul: argo saloon RORY URS sup to TEE En ws are Ÿ iüchmond squa en.Mansgor ÿ.CUMNINGS, alt, with dining-room and eleeping-room Apply 148 Peel st.223 ANTED\u2014AT ONCE, AN EXPERT TYPEW Rov.27.1886 Poss, Agent V A beneath bmidships.For sale cheas for cash.OOM\u2014TO LET, ONE NICELY FURNISHED FROST operator.for & few evenings.Address, Le\u201d _\u2014 or further part foulars wool x Co.Lovie.P room, efther double or single.At 59 As liner street Stan of 3 5 LA ., ,Q.ANTER © A MIDDLE AGED PERS Steanmishiys.\u2014 a.P.O tend an valid lady and sew.A obs Jo OOM ~ LARGE FRONT ROOM SUITABLE FOR one or two gentlenien or a married couple.ot dur- S02, > Se Cally bux or Teneen Gunu vin Uo evening.For SALE\u2014A LARGE QUANTITY Or Pulleys, various sizes.{uy the day.in a private (amily, b.and w.c.40, Jo Apply at STAR oillce.Genevieve at.V ANTED-GOOD COOK WITH GOOD 2271 163 and 185 St.Jamest rtreet ME\u2014TWO LARGE NICELY FURNISHED ex.507 Guy at.ma RO.board.vuitab | > NOR SALECTENTS, Tça10, 84; FaGS, Le paies Vince cer aa Nations: Bark Canoes, $1 per foot: La- 124 3 crosses and, talls.Wholesale and retail.1658 Norzs WANTED SA STRONG BOY oi dr at d cow, ana make himself oar ply to 181 Vitre iret, ANTED-FOR OOM TO LET, FURNISHED on UNFURNINHED {ea yx AND 253 AND 254 ST.PAUL ST8.Tents on hire.With or without bosrd, in à A COMMISSION ME private family.A Bs ot t bo À A L LA N LI N E SE > CART ES 1B ot hor w thout | .gpl nN oles, a amart oy ETE ; ur ä 0G A Y OOMS-A LARGE FRONT PARLOIL FURNISHED 1887\u2014SUMMER SERVICE\u20141887 L Ledoux, for sale chuap.or unfurnieheu, at 33 Blenry strvet.243 W* NTEN\u2014SHORY UAND REPOBTEE., ar name: \u201cPP 14 De Bresoles street Ras So FORTABLE KOOM AND BOARD, ALSO T tditorof Herald.________ From STEAMSHIPS.From From > board.for two, Laglish tamly.8: Crump do WANE TED-MARRIED ) COUPLE, WIE WIFE AS GENER.Liverpool aes E Montreal.Quebec, OR BALL ONE TNOSEA G0 STE 3 3 so.A Rl servant iiuet be hes a 7 one month in ise, style, cost \u2014 7 pois, rchesteér » Bpeednty DE er 2 PA B May [10 Mar for s100.Apply.05 Crals.125 3 Roque: COMFORTABLE ROOMS WITH LOARD.apis, 19TH oro} Ti \u201cnore or Hoven Yedts.Get the genvine mbich ls signed L BOTTA wo: 2 Tune ÿ dupe Fo} SALE\u2014\\ NEW HANSOM CAB.A.CUSSOX'3 DOMCNICE ROOM WITH PARTIAL BOARD, FOR Wer tact waltresses Tor (be dining-roume 3 on the wrapper pbs ee by BETX W, FOWLS & 4 - 18 * 1 - Carriage Shop.2290 Notre ba 125 6 ono gentleman, private family.residin un pws wages to good hands.No.1 Alexander ra toys, Bo gold all dealers.June 423 + = FOR SALE-3 BICYCLES, 48 AND 50 INCH, Al.sizeet.(\"ePua V8 por month.Anéwer, 01 SY WANTE YOUNU GIRL AS BALESW if they lesire, embark at Montreal most new.Cheap for cash.Address, \u201cL \u201cod store Just bé smart and ; Er ot the Evening previous to ubove Steamers STAR Office.ROBE WOUDLE ROOM ON BATHROOM ne well as b._83 St.Lawrence st.: 3 | SALE-A PIANO BOX BUGGY, re AT and gar, snitable for married conpie AN ED-YOUS \u2018GIRL (LAS GENERALS ÿ Liverpool, 8¢t.John\u2019s, N.F., Halifax and Fo l\u2019apineau 1:3 ¢ CA Era pe Te daily, ihe Wl ; faust come, well pec Commended; no Mor ® Baltimore Service.FOR SALE \"fons OF \u201cWINDOW, DOUBLE StCatherne isd.BE oe pot 04 Union 4venae 9 Whew | say care 1 do not mean merely te for a arm AMS F : window oots.WF.o LE = \u2014A,MAN, WHO UNDEERSTANDS GAR- Smead then bars = rovers pertrsd J meta a radical Sayerp ol.STEAMSHIPS.Baitiynore hm 122 6 ROOMS FUBNIEED TO LET, 8ST.ELWARD ST.Wea fehl an and be useful sbout house.Te .mode FIL au 2 April [Terarian.17 Muy 25 Nay JMS, 2 E A hd t \u2014 ee ee dons ie Lans [TOR Ho | fee stress Ehances Co ES RAS gr | WE LES RE EE CIRE pot mi Br SST 5 cure, armé at once fer a Sova pootié 14 June; 20 * emma So Aa mmm No.Phlllips Square.1247 Bros.STE Cons TOO St Peter DIRES er a Pree ei a e remi A 2 ress sad Foot Os te 700 maths, fo à trial, Glasgow, Quebee and Montreal Rermee- OR SALE\u2014HOTELS, SALOONS, GRO- ROQGLERNISHED, WITH USE OF KITGUEN.WASTER A 8 HOUSEMAID APPLY 943 SHES.re 3 To est \"7 to, Frora Glasgow.STEAMSHIPS Mom na ' : eries, restauran ate, Confectionary, 4 3 - HES 1 Ofice , a pars and i rooms other kinds of bus MS\u2014NICELY TURN Inte > ROOMS +0 LETa £8, onge oy oron 3 April Carthageniati.About iB May pesses; good uy gpportunity for anyone si busiiess.ROS atreat, corner Flaten 124 W'ANTERCE fuga, hood prices.À pri To 1N SHOP.1B lay Bones Ayrean 8° He = Balmond Bi » 1606 Nôtre De ame stree DIRE D = PROOM\u2014FUKMSHEL TO LET, AT 80 BLEURY xT, oral Black, 1896.> stree , iB Greciau : * Binne OR SALE-GROCERY WITH LICENSE, 124 3 WAX E \u2014À [IOUSEKEEPER WILLING T0 D BOON 0 Loudon, Quebec aud Montreal service.Crate Lo locality.Address, L.Harris, 730 ROR QUE ANDAINGLE WITH BOARD AT yuca.es sud mue Up Tuones, Under Ry > erences exchanged feferences exchanged, 22 135 8 Errors} of outh From London.BTEAMSHIPS.® .Megara.RH; a SOMVORTABLE HOON SUIT ABLE FOR 1 ANTED\u2014A FEMALE Sook For, pres ABLES, = GDF has 3 young with er without board.218 Ww (met , SUFFERERS FROM, gw Rew ES Wanted to ; Purchase.AC] fo WL funy al aH 2 June cel AE VOMSTONE BACK PAKLOL SUITABLE FOI 40 Nervous Debility, ) outatal alastom and Boson sere ANTED TO PURCHASE, ALL KINDS Ro a, also one mingle roo.furnikhed.Goo .Pe Indiscretion : sow - of Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019 cast off Cloth.| 01 Catherine sireer Wellington Ange Situations lantel.& 8, © , Ç From Glasgow, STEAMSHIPS.prom ing, Furs, Jeweller ; Books, ko.also Travel- GounTTo Lér RANDRONSLY FORSISAED.Sosa les Tea Û - 5 LS .- _ y © .rt arn BS YOUR OWN PHYSICIAN ! 2 (CARE Aeput= ay Mohn, Da are, an WhLeal oar ios Trance ina double aud Sluglarooms toler.10 diansdeld ei VV \"tom iD PTE NTION A COMPÉTENT COR: \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 1B Jane H lanliobas 2 44 Ép.m.Address, 1), Aronson, 628 Craig street, corner St 12 18 In gleatrous of of obiating à situntion before the ist of June.; yo any then, from be fects ot Tontheal 8 Ausiriag.\u201c + 118 Rous \u2014TO 0 LET.) re ROTNISHED, an otice.rudence, have brought about a's 0 jout-nse of kitchen ANTED-SITUATION AS BOOBEMAID in RB WB weakness the general ays- Glasgow and Philadelphia Service.and closet Tn ve house, family private.Nu children.No.WwW nces.nae or - - a From Stores, Hotels, âcs to Tet.72 8t.Charles Borromoe a rot.1:5 3 viennez te family, good refers Appl hole From Glpedow.STEAMSHIPS.Phil iohia.AA OO3s-T0 LET, WITH BOARD, FOR A FAMILY, ANTEDCBY AN ENGINEER, Ed 18 Nas - seandinavian Aboui 3 June ried couples, at 170 Mountain street, aboye stationary engine in town, can ran sant standing À June Hibernian.z a \u2014_\u2014 st A tote.28 y.Apply, B.P.478 st.Lawrence Main st 181:6 of this class 0 = Zo 15 Thres newly built three story Btores, Nos.sow sicery EE a SOLE ANTED-SITUATION BY GOOD BLACEAMITH, For Freighs, I oa or surte intormaton apply to 1460.1462.1464% on Notre Dame st.East, Anuine street a 1258 ences.\u201cAp oly Hate Canty Cardwell, Ny = mag 124$, 190% ET.JAMES ST Ke coppsite SL avrrencs mu ROUE Bonsecours st, above hich water level.00M -RPLENDID BOOM TO LET, FIRST FLAT Sie RE - EN CEMENT a USE: new and concen y A.ALLAN, The Estate de Lisle is now preparing a plan iia A ni ESA 8 ; = 2 cpcie ani d presctiption Bh of.; 25 Common 88 où Strot, - Monireal a o vacant logs Slat in tho Hoche 8 Doth obo ra ie for Lor # gentlemen, ui 80 a ro Soper, in boiel, \"club ot largo private Boston ard, immediately alongside of the Roman \u2014 resto rola one DRE has fhe vel Catholic Church, on the line of Ontario st.; JROOM\u2014AND BOARD, ATBIST.DEXISST.05 2 ALTE RAS rouiTIoN > \u20185 remredis failed.4 pertecux pa ro in- 3} this piece of property has the advantage of Fiench [sonvorsati SL ust be used tion of § i ROYAL MAXL being high ground.and beyond any ooMx-WELE FURNIBHFED FRONT ROOM, 5 min- Musica and Drawing.J.done 8 Montreal: 2 fo Pi DOM STÉEAMSHI!S ossible ak ot floods.tan\u2019 tom Post Uffice, suitable for marrie a i a rEprihrorvion coca Û eu .p MN.NOLAN DELIALE, squnlecrs or à gentlemen, with or witliout use of ki ner.WWANTEL-FANLLIES ain AT HER OUEN m drachm.8 .LA arguret si Soni.oles, J drachm, \u201c Real Estat ' 9 ONTO, dre May.Tuesday.al Estate Ms\u2014A LARGE FRONT PARLOR, ALSO THREF \u2014BITUATION IN sr ae Timi nati (1 holo), 3 grathv £4 y \u2026 Room No.23 Fr nana By Buildings, ROSclioons unfurnished.Apply, 2420 St.Cathorine A romans packer, ia 2 a ok STORE: + le; on: *v YAN gs ot June, Ta rar dt! No.#6 St.Bacramont st 125 3 best of references, 12 der *expariente Le the crockery a ShECEM » Thuodiay.Rom SONICHLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, aod lamp business.Address STAmofiee o Le mes SAUoB 9 r oùr stor 359 Mix.8 Maki tas R d S other on goin, Ope Mi Pass 5 BES fon be pecessary fort cnfiiake D at bedtime.main her orge x y scies A vence in either sex A Treating 1 from ¥ recupérative : I 2: 0 LET\u2014A STABLE.APPLY,803 DOR- in portes sure Avon Heh, chester street.126 2 M Ta \"1 \u2014Zne June, ; NO LET,\u2014 pe 3 terns Cabin 468 a Cioran Grant & Son, 7 Leave, our.lerchester.3 ROM: \u20141 NICE LARGE FURNISHED BF To { $5 per monib.2: St.Lawrence Main ROE NICELY FURNISHED gas, buth, ANTED-BITUATION AS WORKING 0,480 Keeper or general servant, by 222 NR one boy, Aged five.Good refersuces rea \u201cN EE BTA & oies.WASTED ny A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, YORK iy A 1s re nervous ÿ and es RONT BEDROOM, The rex to steamer and be One upper flat (75x25), corner Oraige and M ou a cer Phil 1 rates.ec.ut and cold water.7 Phillips tho day.Apply 20 linsby Lane.re A Fasseagors can embark at Montreal if 80 desire, Bleury streets: well lighted and car beh square.Aub P EE ry 9 pply to W.D.G 143 Sk.james ni with.or without steam power.Apply 869 TABLE PF WANTED-BY À Ÿ ou: No MAS QE F'EXPER tt J AS œ Pot el & CO.8 Craig street.5atf OOMS\u2014FURNISHED TO LET, SUI LE ok A \u2018a aituaiton às organi SR ce d qe married couple ur 2 gentlemen.139 Bie or Ss 5 5 recommendations, tei nal foram Loudon, 1 hi remedy, 14 so y ET g NICE, RGE, FRONT ROOM LE ot ve Ponses to Let, ROO; MICE, LARGE, F Mutants WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY.A SITUATT T withont heard, gr mens ce I A Nt SSN PENNANTS NSN fer Timo SRE men or inartHied c LET \u2014 BMALL LLA WITH grounds; Sherbrooke st.west; no city taxes.Apoly Cradock Simpson, St.James 118 ag secure! 3 seat aaretu y : chlef cook, In an hotel or ii mail from our private 38 Amherst V ANTED\u2014A SITUATION mé pr roi MAN, AG 5 fa storemarn, o an work; press; good references.pis, 3 an édice.Reser LEP AND ALSO TABLE BOARD rT mo.» \u2014 LET A COMFORTABLE, FURNISHED \u2014 0 LET\u2014 FURNISHED HOUSE, UN OOM TO LT A OE aod cents M Perse In rom sad É Treo LL \u201cY 27 TAR nd vom together, terma ve clerk.Address ° ont willin Sherbrooke st west, for the summ or à sentlémen ling FA ie er longer, if desirel.Apply Greemo & Bons, 517 ie Paul erate.0910 TT PROOME-EU RN ISHED WITH OR WITHOUT BOX A xp.O LET-AT LACHINE SMALL HOUSE, 125 Partner Blantel.at No.1% Victoria st.4 apartments, also 3 rooms, furnished.coms \u2014 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT WANTED FAITE WITH $10,000 TO #1, .ih or without board, gas, h atc.Wo \u201cRe 200] 0 For particulars aidress, Y., Fost Office, Lachine, Que.145 Pedr ir Tis É sai Tioud a à iuerat de drspuieeie UE 4 LET\u2014TO A YOUNG MARRIED CONSUMPTION, ETE IEE, ous T.EE He RUMMER, AND BOARD R°% ToT e Pointe, near Malsonnenve T° Li give remedy for Ere oy Sou couple, without Shildren, a sm all toil gate \u2018A ppiy Bde Longevin: Lost.LET, LAR AN NNSA NASAL Ee oid, Inte a Te Bogse.À 128 6 00M_TO LET, TO UF} von Batbtosim bor.re Loss T HE eb INST F TRON TH Er or Tue ee FIgE où isis dmaih be say 0 i [ on 0 ; O LET\u2014BRICK HOUSE ON VICTORIA taie Catheare, métis nétoute\" ont Tabre Eg | Trator spaniei pup, P months old, color .Branch à Fnges .\" avenue, Cote St.Antoine.Apply 64 pas Bor ime comforts Dood App: Address.IN ie Jona tail \"a reward will vo paid te i) anyone ik st, T 21 ST.JAMES STREET = Be _ To LET, NICELY FURNISHED roo Hs tant ai os SP, ce cn Æ I hand a} tock : Mouses Hdnuted.R°$ ino or without \u2018meats.143 Manstiold at.1253 vans AD Ji ave always on han arge stock o = SISTED FRONT BOOM.FOR VES\" from tho best manufacturers, OOM WELL FURS oN ath 5 tnaldiné tho following liños:\u2014 ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY FOR Re Jone WAT pan nod wife, bach, ete.81 §- Found.! ummer months or longer, small tarnished house or temement, must be central childre N 3125,\u201d \u201cTAR office.Summer Æesorts.Ladies\u2019 4-Button Tan Embroidered Driving do Ladies\u2019 4-Button Emhrojdered and Plain Kid Gloves, in ali prices and colors.\u201cLadies* 6-Button Mousquetaire Susde Em- UND\u2014MA LP owner send onpital st.Board, SPONGE BAGS BCARD-IN THE VILLAGE OF VAUDREUIE., NINN 2 Sioggered Gloves, in Tan and Greys, only tps ls - f RN EE Tom .3 g us n ue : nin, dplendit Pret ; i 3 ghee; Ladior Toren ana minncse six WINDSOR HOTEL.anses ts éd i ,, MONET T0 Luk: | Gloves fitted to the hand.oven os repaired.; _ 3 3 on \u2018damon + nd Fingers shortened.ae (Formerly the Officers\u2019 Quarters) 1 Bopp TL Ply Hip wotcioe, qe \" Dome Ti or Gmina ntoine Corner y 8 ne go Feo OARD-VACANCIES YOR BOARDERS, A FLEW ka pe W.Godbee Brown & Co., CHAMBLY CANTON, P.Q ans EDEN Tous els cu bo ace etai à sumer Se ve, [] AM This hotel will be re-opsned on 1st June, | A : $n CE 221 ST.J ES STREET, | mor à À Henderson was has had a number BOAR ACGAKCIES TOI BOARDLRS, AT Ge \u2014 CENTRAL SAWN oyrroE pa \u2014 ; Next door to Alexander's Dining Rooms, of yenrs\u2019 experience bas | beon appointed man- Cathedral ot.1 od Sh or Yen ger.1 2 : ous 0 bas b b oon entirely ro-fur- Filscellnueons: > ; nisped and visitors wi nd evary! ne very \u2026 a3 Be Satie TS AAA oy pope Homa outa mE ee + at the foot of 0 chelleun #, easure Hl 3 parties can be arranged for.Parties wishing change.WALLACE B.Sami.J OTIOE OF REMOVAL.MES.SMILLIE ol o make summer Arrangements.can do wo 4 E will remove from 39 St.Antoine st.to En qd now, bro, pp! ying lo the ner at ibe botel LA MONTAGNE, CLA NK & Co, an 873 PALACE 8T.8 b oke street ren .a es ¥ æ THE RO auais \"HOUSE BANKERS AND BROKERS, Arming and Bel private: OS bog Se a EE SP ER es New Straet.Now Yeorx, ANTED-A WOMAN TO NURSEOR WEF NUNSÉ RU BBER G00 DS on the Belœil Mountains, 8t.Hilatre, Q.gL securities dealt In at the N.I.Btook ana Rae her Jee, nddeets.stating terms Co - r LE ee v change bought and so or investment or AN\" = OF EVEET DRSCRIZIION.AT pe \u2018 \u2018 Op area en A Ko send Fri on margin.Deposits rocolvad.mubject to * pare sable manne ny be Nias, MOAT, OF gs Ange, betw p.m., M x The Es sight drafts.BE Sion allowed on balances.Lafontaine and haw ta.Sanitary police.8 2 = THE RUBBER STORE, |W: MLLICHAMP, SONS & Co., ffir alll Shin i (emt, BREA vin | J .: © Q.11 on.or an .\u2019 > SHOW CASES Bufinio.16eodz , uffato.| _ \u2018_ QUAMER, RESIDENCES AT DORVAL.WY To let, 2 brick cottazes, close La river, 29, 81, 33 and 85 Adetaila Stroot Fast.Nervous Debil ity, 221 St.lames street.; .Facto Espinadé Street, Tornnt .minutes\u2019 fi tion containl 00m vich, Liaw ; 4 (Next door to Alexangor's Dining Rooms.) Bnr pad Store Fittines à Spactaits, espn, Jeo ni Cr rend entra nd ia respecifulls Ka BA BY nation Noaraieiny, Norvons jindizostion, ris, ve a 2 nnd illustrated catalogues furnished free on Can ba kept gui ot and comfortable by wear- immediately relieved apd normeneatir Vo applicatt OB hou writing please mento ny Te LET\u2014FURNISHED HOUSE, AT Eine around ifs little nock ono of NoBMAN'S eurod NORMAN'S ÉLECTR gun 5 piosso mn {his paper.Berthier, for the summer season, tse ELECTRIO TEETHING NECKLACES.They TIVE BELTS.which are PEL C A UTI ON I.of iano iid boat.For information apply Lo L.508 are better than ali the Soothing Byrup in the best in the world.Consultation and land.Berthor (en haut).Christendom.They are catalogue free.liaiteries, Suspensories, give no no ppoeks an d by all drug- \u201c IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED\" \" comfortable, Price A NOE Braces and Crutchos kept in stock.0\u2019'Keefe\u2019s Celebrated Lager 1 LE LET\u2014AT ST.ROSE, FIRST-CLASS mm p with 6 rooms, &ist8.Ask for them and ave no other.AN, 4 Quoen street Toronto.Beer in bottle cannot be par- 12 Res MA comfortably podatior ith à farmer, | Aad ) 48zood fro and rou wil smesgod | having beautiful soft my mi Wom Sno |e gra vantages.Apply to J.chased m bottlers after this v ro chapped then use omen) oe station.Le tte hnnds.if = Cy direct from the he Elegnnt Thin Article and note the result.OODLAND HOUSE.\u2014OPENED THE Th ree R ivers Q ue.à date, but onty Every bottle is warrante the largest 2ist of Jus to receive sen-side WEAK rene a 1 ent at 338 st L sale of nny, Tollet © preparation on the market.visitors, good and accommodation The firat-eiass house In the cily is 1L6 I early deca: ave e $0 e ag awrenge Ask your dr TE SONS x ir Familles at a great reduction.ST.JAMIS HOTEL WE nen oar R Tol pes hapiags de a 4 Main street, on ; LY froi .ho co.or farther particu ars apply to D.Sis piv Porter stionds all trains and boats, KF.X, ANKE SDN free cha argo.Address, PROV, Cat .dai Fa Ey - a 1 i À a 4 ire IRL h , out Montreal GRAHAM & CO.Proprietors.163 aaa 165 Bi.James dtreot.fms DAILY BTAE Ja sent to any part of the Btatea Cal tu free, at $3 a rh GL Rui Boa Tor tires gireulation si Tas STAn perle ea asue of all the other s the © a ed published in the city of D po ent and Agent for Frenoh nnd advortisinæ in Tux Sran\u2014Mons, A 61 Rue Caumartin.Paris.France CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY STAR for week ending May 28, 1887.onday - - - - - 26,168 esday .- ~~ + = Holida Wednesday - - - - 361 hu \"e = = 206,276 Friday - - - - - 20,048 Saturday = +08 0° 28,338 Total .- - 132930 PRESENT DAILY AVERAGE For Week ending May 25th, 1887, 26.572.TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1587, Parties removing to the seaside or ether resorts during the summer months, can have THE STAR seut to them by leaving their orders at THE BTAR Office, 185 St James street.WE are surprised that any one should object to permitting the band to play on Dominion Square.The music affords a means of innocent and elevating enjoyment to thousands.It is quite true _ that some whoare not patterns of virtue may gather to listen to it, but they will be none the worse for hearing it.There ' are some blessings which fall alike on the just and on the unjust.Thousands of ipnocent and respectable people are not to be denied a harmless pleasure because a few of those who are neither innocent nor respectable participate in the enjoyment of it.Let the public\u2014the whole public\u2014hear the sweet sounds and see as much of beauty and purity as can be placed within their reach.It will do them all good.THERE Was a somewhat lively debate in the British House of Commons, over an appropriation of 885,000 to fit up Westminster À bbey for the Jubilee servi The Radicals considered the sum altogether too great and affirmed that the Government were in the hands of the contractors.Mr.Labouchere made a calculation that it was going to take £1148 a head to seat ten thousand persons, only six shillings Jess per head than would provide a permanent building.It is necessary, if there is to be any unusual number of persons admitted to witness the Jubilee Thanksgiving Service, that something must be done to the interior of the building, for the abbey in its usual condition ean seat only 2000 persons.The item was of course carried, but not before a good many unpleasant things had been sald by members of the Opposition.THE city of New York is growing at au exceedingly rapid rate.At the be- gifning of this century and\u2019 shortly after thé declaration\u2019 of independence its population was only 60,488, In 18/0 1t had increased to 515,547, and the num ber of its inhabitants is, in this Year of Grace 1887, 1,888,423.New York has more than tripled its population in 37 years.It has increased during the past seven vears 481,548 or at the rate of nearly 70,000 a year.It is calculated that in 1800 New York will contain two millions of inhabitants.\u2018The death rate in that city is high, being 26.2 for every 1000 inhabitants.\u2018The birth rate for several years has averaged 34.7 per thousand.= The area: of Manhattan Island on which all these people are crowded is only twenty-two square miles and there is said to be room enough on it for three millions of people.THE MONTREAL FERRIES, The accident at the Island ferry on Bunday need surprise no one.The wonder is that other am! much more serious accidents do not frequently oceur ab both landings.With no better or safer means of communication between the boat and the wharf than an old-fashioned gangway accidents are fhevitable.Both the boats and the wharves are quite unfiy for a ferry on which the traffic is sn great as that between the city and St.[Helen's Island.The boats are not sufficiently large or of the right build for the proper accommodation of the numbers that frequently crowd into them, and the dockage on both sides is not what it onght to be to enable passengers to get on and off the boats with perfect ease and satety.The boats and wharves should be constructed \u2018on the same principles as those at the ferries of New York and other cities, where the safety and the convenience of the public are consulted by both the authorities and the steamboat companies.These remarks apply to the ferry at Longueuil as well as to the Island ferry.The accommodation at the former ferry is not sufficient and the risks that passen- ers run are altogether too great.There \u2018hardly a season in which one or more \u2018lives are not lost at the Longueuil ferry.The names of many useful citizens who were drowned at that ferry will occur to readers.Life is too precious to be sacrificed in this way, and \u2018the ferries of the city ought to be so managed as to make accidents in tting on or off the boats next \u2018to impossible, Thisis a matter in which Montreal is far behind the age, and one in which an immediate reform is needed.The steamboat company should not wait until some appatling catastrophe occurs before they ruake the changes so greatly neaded.The improvements which we indicate should be made without any needless loss of time, and they would, \u2018we are convinced, besides making the crossing safer and more comfortable to the public, be a source of profit to the company.THE PROTENTANT INSANE ASYLUM.\"Those who are engaged in thc e tab.Hshment of an asylum for the l\u2019rutost- ant insane have undertaken a truly charitable work and one greatly needed.The insane are perfectly helpless, utterly unable to take care of themselves, and they are apt to be sadly neglected and even cruelly treated by those on whom they must, depend for support and pro- teotion.There are very few indeed even among those who are kind and humane and anxious to do their dnty Ly their insane relatives and friends who possess the knowledge, the skill and the patience necessary to treat them in such a way as hot to &gçravate their affliction.The ! entrusted only to experts.the care of persons skilled in their manhge.ment life can be made pleasant and enjoyable to a very large proportion of these unfortunates.Under scientific and humane treatment, the cruel restraints, the punishments and the confinement that made the madhouse un place of horror are unknown.The patients are treated with kindness and \u201cconsideration, they are employed and amused, and every thing possible is done to restore their minds to a healthy condition.1t is quite a mistake to suppose that the insane are wholly deranged andinsensible to the Influences by which they are surrounded.On the contrary, many of them are morbidly sensitive, and are keenly alive to the peculiarities of their surroundings.Though their minds are diseased they retain the tastes, the feelings, the convictions, and the prejudices of their sane condition.Society and companionship have their influence upon them, and strange and uncongenial surroundings are quite as depressing and irritating in their effect upon them as upon persons in a healthy state of mind.Then very many of them have long lucid intervals in which every trace of insanity seems to have disappeared.In these intervals the sadness of their situation must prey upon their weakened minds, and this sadness must be greatly intensified when they find themselves amidst surroundings altogether unhomelike.It is little matter to them, with their desires and affections unsatisfied, that they have enough to eat and to drink and are comfortably clad; the life is more than meat even to these poor lunatics.1t is not necessary to say a word against the treatment that thé insane receive in the asylums of the province to convince our readers that English- speaking Protestant patients cannot feel at home in them, In those asylums everything is strange to them, and if the treatment was perfect in every other respect the uncongeniality of their surroundings would retard or perhaps altogether prevent their recovery.Ifsane people become home sick-\u2014 and such sickuess is far from being a mere imaginary complaint \u2014 among strangers speaking the same language and professing the same religion as themselves and having tastes and habits similar to their own, what must be the feelings of the English speaking Protestant inmate of a Quebec lunatic asylum where everything is so very different from that to which he or she has been used?This strangeness of surroundings, added toseverance from relatives and friends and loss of liberty, must make their position pitiable indeed.We think that every thoughtful, kindhearted person, whether Protestant or Catholic, must see that separate asylums are, in this province, under present circumstances, a necessity.And we think it will need but little persuasion to prevail upon humane Protestants to give what they can afford towards the astablishment of an asylum for persons of their own nationality and their own faith.The Provincial Government has dealt liberally with the promoters of the Protestant asylum.They have agreed to place it on exactly the same footing as the present asylums are, and they will advance a Landsome sum towards the erection of the building.1t would certainly be preferable to have the system changed altogether\u2014to have Government take upon itself the whole care of the insane of the province, as is done in the other provinces of the Dowinion\u2014 but, since that cannot be done, the next best thing is for the Protestants of Quebec to make such provision as they can for the treatment of their own insane in an institution of their own.SPORTS AND PASTIMES.AQUATIC.The onntest.yesterday at Pullman, between Gaudaur and Hanlan for 35000 an! the American championship, «us rowed under adverse conditions, the weather towards the conclusion of the race being most vufavorable.The start Was made promptly, and Hanlan was al once à trifle in the lead, pulling a short, quick stroke, 42 to the minute.Gaudaur, kept close with a long sweep of about 38.At the end of the first mile Hanlan was about a boat length in advance.Al lhe turn Hanlan was a boat length ahead in 10.02, and at this point the water became lumpy.Lnotering upon the third mile i{unian began to flag and weaken, and Gaudaur, rowing magnificently and with wonderful precision, paseed anlan.The !aiter spurted, but all to no purpose, hu could not stand the pace and again Gaudaur's long sweep began to teil most uDuiistakably.Hanlau lay back just an instant and turninæ bis face over bis ahoul- der shot 8 glance at Gaudaur.Hanian saw bimself irretrievably beaten.Geaudaur slackened his apeed somewhat and was an easy winner by four lengtha.Hanlan's de- teat is attributed to the fact that he was rot in proper condition, owing to his own negligence or lack of care and also that his boat was not suited to the rough water.As the official time of the race is given as 19.30, as this breaks the record and under adverse conditions for fast time, the foal is remarkable.Hanlan gets forty per cast.of the total gate receipts, $3500.It is said he will go to Australia to agaln try conclusions with Beach.and it is also anid Gaudaur will ba sent by his backer, SL John, on the same errutid.Lacrosse.DRUGS VS.HARDWARE.Tanma {rou Lyman, Sons & Co.and Benny, Molherson & Coo pla aved an exciting incrosse match this mornine at 6.30 on the la-ros-e grounds, Tho hardware team succeeded in scoring the first and only game taken, C.Nicoll putting the rubber through.During this game J.Kingan distinguished himself by his play.Allap Cameron and Patterson for the drug meu, and KB.B, Coulson, for the Lardware, were towers of strength.Co.have an excellent defence ator in Lamplough, and Mactarlane for Lvinan's proved hiinself a dangerous home man.\u2018The losing team were weakened by the absence of one of their best men, Sprg- ipa, of the Montreal! Juniors, who met vith an accidant last night.Barlow promises to become u brililant player.The captains ware: Messrs.Dettmars and Moloble, and the referee Mr.A.Urqubart.ITEMB.Spring rames of the M.A.A.A.on June 4th.Eutries close to-morrow with the chairman of tue sports cémmittee, Post Office box A Jublies tournament 1s to be given by the Montreal Garricon Artillery ou June 21st, in the Victoria Rlnk.The Mon:real Dicyolé club ride to the Ath- etic club house to-night.The start will be mada trom the club house at 7.30 under command of Captain Joyce, vin Bberbrooks street and Cote des Neiges hill.The West End Cricket elub ls the new namo of the Montreal Woollen Mills Cricket club.They play the Victoria Rifles club on Saturday next.Harry Bethune and W.Hunter have a 150 yards race 1b l'oronto on June 9ta for $1000 a side.Tha Wright and Ditson lawn tennis tour- pament, pi take place on August 2, at New- vastie A hybrid trout ta now found In a New Hampsnire lake, produced from the mixture of the landlocked salmon, sud the salmo fon- tinalis.i | Le a namrocka and Rrockvillés nlav at rockvilleun June scu,tue Lrat game in the N.A, L.A, series \\ \u2018honorable mention in lozip, \u2018The following la jaallst of the tesohers mh anoual publ bli ti or 3 u u of Normal scion tos Srimeoting of = UYRRAIZY GRADUATR Edmund Rivard, B.A.of Montreal, ACADEMY DIPLOMAS, Jennie Al , al REALE Teen, of Conte: ale mention in logic phtlology od Plaats trigonometry, ceometry, ne ok, ol «lish, Greek history, peine, French 3.Eleanor Essai iba tson.@f Montréal, honorable ein fn botson trigonometry, &oometry, Latin.Gree.an Margaret Hendrie, ot Montreal, English phito- sv Geometry, Latin, Greek.Greek history, nc .Caroline Rangdi Marshall, of Montreal onor ves mention in Latin, Greek, oid Greek history, writing, drawing, Fron josaie Wright Stewart.of Montreal, hon.oruble mention in English, philology, geometry, Latin, Greok, W liosn Cauadia Tawarde, ot Montreal, bonorable mention in English philology.geometry, Latin, Greek.Groek history, Charlotte Smardou, of Lonzueull honorable mention in English philology.Latin, Greek, nch.HODEL SCHOOL DIPLOMAS, 1.Mary Fyvie Rhind, o! St.Heury, Prince ot Wales u eda! and prize.honorable mention in grammar.Koglish literature, geozravhy, Creek history, writing, arithmetic, algebra, geomotry, Loin, French, sigontion, instru- Dental, vocal musie, tonie a.2.Thomas Benjamin Smiley.of St.Lam bert, honorary superintendent's wold medal, honorable mention fn art of teaching, composition, zramunar, pglish literature, roo- graphy.acriouitüral chemistry.Greek, Greek Istory.spelling and darfvation, arithmeiic, geometry, tin, French elocution.3.Mary Lolin l\u2019attison, of Olarenceville, honorable mention in English literature, geography.Greek, spelling und derivation, arith- tuatio, algebra, Latin, Fronch, instrumental mis Irabella Cameron, of Montreal, honorable mention In gratomar, writing, arithmetie, Eevmotry, socal music, instrumental music, tonie sol- 5.Atice Éouise Robitaille.of Three Rivers, honorable mention in composition, JTAMIDAT, arithinetic, bookkeeping, Latin 6 lLiizabeth Bethia McGregor, of Montreal, honorable mention in agricultural chemistry.Greek.geometry, bopkkespung, tin 7.Fannie Jane \u2018Truall Tock\u201d Island, honornbie mention in arithmetic and Latin.& ary Grant, of La G Ellen Henrietta Cordon, Pot l'ointe Claire, honorable mention in instrumental music.10.Emma à.Schultze, of Montroul, houor- able mention in Greek histor 11, Caroline Trenholme Titer.of Cote St, Antoine, honorable mention in English literature.| 12, e May Ross, of Montreal, honorable menton \u201cin English literature.1 \u2018lorence Fanny Bindon.Plain, honorable mention ebemistry.14.Margaret Maude Wilkinson, of Quebe honoruble mention tn vocal snd instruments of Learned in agricultural 13.Annie Margaret Kyle.of Montreal, honorable mention In English literature, spelliug And derivation.Latin.16.Carlos Eugene Frost, of Montreal 4, Chri stina Maury MacMartin, of Bt, An- Ta \u201cAbner Jolin Bedu, of Mystic.honorable mention in arithmetic.19.Minnie Macdonald, of Cote St.Antoine, honorable mantiun In commnosition, Greek.RÉ A ane Henderson Jenkins, of Three a \"dertru le Flla Galt.of Montreal.Marian Isabel Ho and, of Milboro, honorable montion in draw .Susannah Kmil Hanstord, ot Montreal.24.Edna Koborta Marshall, of Leeds.ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DIPLOMASH.1, Eleanor Med!ey Beth Crais:.of Montreal, J.C.Wilson prize, honorable mention in grammar.composition.English literature.spoiling an otany, Writin geography, orthography, Fen tonic-sol-fn.3, Glndys Bnsie Francis, of Prescott, honorable mention in art of teaching, grammar, English litarature, botany, history, algebra, mensuration.French.elovution vocal musie.8.Margaret J, Kee, of Ormstown, honorable mention in tæny, aritumetie.vocal music, tonic sol-fa.4.Isabelln W.MeIntosh.of Cazaville, honorable mention in composition, history.algebra, meneuration.5.Mary Louisa MrPhoes, of Huntingdon.honorable mention in alyebra, mensuration.vocal musio.6.Neliie Grace McGovern.of Cote Bt.Paul, Bonorable mention in algebra and mensura- on.1.Mary Alma Bridgette.of Bawyerville, honorable mention in history.nlgebra.mensuration, elocutivn, vocal music, tunio sol- \"à, Alice Winifred Hawley, of Robinson, honorable montion in migebra.voen! music, .Bessie M.Trusrel, of Montreal, honorable mention In ar! of teachinu, frepoh- 0.Ida Mary Basham.of Mon 11.Priscilla M.Chandler, ch.elocution, vocal music, of Coaticooke, honorable mention tn ari metic, aluebra.mensuration.vocal n Elizabeth FE.Allen, \u2018ot Montreal, honorable mention in arithmetic and vocal music.13.Cordolia Esther Rondnau, vf Joliette, honorable mention in arithmetic.geometry.elocution.vocal music, tonic esol fa.14.Bertna Elizabeth Kruse.of Montreal, honorable mention in art of teaching.15.Susan C.Livingstone, of Montreal, honorable, mention in tonic s0l-fa, i6.neh Patton, of Robinson, 17.ark na Jessie Fruser, of Dundee, honorable mention in algebra.18.Mary Pedin Bcott, of Cote St.Michel.honorable mention in writing.19.Ciaretta Raymond Porter, of Montreal.20.Jennie Mathilde Parmaiee, of Waterloo, honorable mention in French.21.Ko-aliu Tornan Campbell.of St, Hilaire.22.Matilin Sarah Pratt, of! Montrual.+28.Elizabeth Lynch, of Montreal, 24.Alice W Jiniicid, of Eden Dale.25, Edna Edith Hall, of Trenholme.26.Isabe'la en David-on, of Sherbrooke.27.Emma Elizabeth Forsyth, of Montreal, 28, Eva A.Mac Martin of Br Andrews.29.Martba Moore, of 80.8arah Jane Sharpe, pH \u201cHa wdon 81, Eunice Mina Smyth.of Richmond, bon- orable mention in vocal mualr, bel Edna Laura Church, of St Lam- Sa Elizabeth Reaves.of Grenville, honorable mention in tonie sol- 34, Carrie both Doudiet, of Montreal 35.Gertrude Blakemore.of Montreal.86.Maury Tamar Goulden, of Montroal.85 Jonnie MacArthur, o! Lancaster, honorable mention in algebra.88.Annie Mary wlan, of Rawdon.BRITONS ABROAD, How Her Majesty's Subjects Celebrated Her Birthday at Cornell University, The Ithaca, N.Y., Daily Journal gives da- tails of a merry repast on the 24th to ecele- brate in British tashion the anniversary of Queen Victoria's birthday, and tv commen- orate her jubilee year.The party who sat down to the banquet at Goddard's were teachers and students of Cornell Unlversity, aud represented the geographical extremes ol the empire, tropical Australia meeting Arctic Canad a with sturdy representatives of Merrie England, in a fraternal embrace of kindred fonling.eubanced by happy cireum- stances of belug students, some of them fresh ones, ol Cornell, and residents of so fair a spot as Ithaca.r.A.8.Johnson, of Toronto, instructor of Toric i and Psycho- loæy, of Cornell University, filled the, Sobair and zave the first toast, \u201cThe Queen.\u201d in a neat and bappy mauner, the company joining in singing the National Anthem.\u201cThe Prezident of the United States \u2018followed with bardly lesg zest, being proposed by Mr.Gibb, and was happily BUCcRe led 2 Lou Sister Colony, Australia.\u201d Mr.B.Reid, Melhourne, responded, rolorriog to he strong bond that tied all England's sons together as brothers.Canada, in the ereon of Mr.Wm.Lockhead, gave bonor to * England,\u201d which was responded to with enthusiasm.England's two representatives, Messrs.Wm.Maddooks, of Birmingham, and RB.J Osborne, of Devonshire, took up together the gauntlet of reply as modestly as they could and Mr.Osborne retaliated with * Caonda,\u201d amidst friendly and witty saliles on the * \u2018Fisheries\u2019 apd other kindrad matters, Mr.Roe, Toronto, took up the ball for Conia in a merry maoner.\u201cIhe Army, Navy and Volunteers\" was )e- sponded to by J.C.A, Hetlot, ot Montreal, who gave an interesting sketch of tb Canadian volunteer organization, dwelling où its importance as an alement of strencth in the future, and statiug that the Riel rebellion was put down by its means.\u2018*\u2018Cornell University,\u201d * The Ladles\u201d and \u201cOur Hast, brought æ most enjoyable evening's entertainment to a close, AMUSEMENTS THEATRE Royau.-Mr.T.J.Farron and a good company ware cordially grected posterday at the Thentre Royal in * A Soap ubble.\u201d\u201d La Petite Gracle Emmett was ao able assistant to Mr.Farron.Comic utterances and situations are interspersed with® songs, dances, etc, and tbe whoie perfurm- auce is worth witnessing.SEARCHING FOR THE BODIES Grascow, Mav 31.The search for bodies in the Udston Pit has been postponed owing to the accumulation o! bad gas and debris blocking the way, There are Lwolve bodies étui entombea.Ie the chair.A Bu aber ot reporte were City Counoil by id The Qty Cou oan, A cases EE } Fant tha Er tn Kepublics Pa ue Pons dus while thibre is 1ftle hope, that the Cabinet lve without making con submitted d and referre ussion.on, on motion of Ald.or on opted.The Clty Clerk read & totter Ix from the G Company saking that they desiroi avalling tuemselves of the | priviiogseat heir parer applis of electric HARE ln tue Or for supply vf elec ry n and asking tbat a by-law be framed for th ri Mount drew the attention of the Council to the disgraceful condition of the streets In 8% Ann's ward, which he sald wns a menace to pubiio health, an ed what the chairman of the à Com ine tended to do about it.Ald.Laurent replied that they were doing the best they could with the limited means 8 at thel their Qlsposal.Ald.Cunningham b 8 question of privilege and said that the the Counel should not vote $10,000 to a Colonial institute in London, Eug., when they were hampe for money a at hom Ald.Grenier said that the report had not yÀ coiue betore Council.THAT BOODLE BIL Ald, Martineau wanted to \"now i the Local Government had appointed a Royal Commission on the boodle charges, and if so when the comumlesion would commence its investigati Ald.Grenier said that as far as be under- stoo nothing could be done till the matter came before the Counell.d.Villeneuve explained that Mr.Hall's pil), which would have been the most satisfactory, had been thrown out, and a satisfactory bill had not beeu passed.Ald, Stevenson suggested that the City Clerk should be instructed to write to tha Provincial Secretary, asking for à copy of the new law as passed by th he Legisiature.This suggestion wae agree: Ald, Bonavan drow at tion to the late assauls during » parud e ol the Balvation Army and asked if the Police Department d do nothing to prevent the noise and by rat body.d.Chairman of Police, went for the Salvation- 18ts fn a rather lively manner, characterizing them as a great nuisance and saying he was surprised that the Protestant Ministeral Association who had been so active had nol taken steps in this direction.He promised to bring the matter before the Police Com- mitto: at the earliest opportunity.The report of the, special committee onthe annexation of St.Gabriel was re-adopted.At the suggestion of Ald.Holland, the report of tbe Mount Royal Park Commis- sivner, recommending the lease of a portion of the park to the Montreal Botanic Gardena Association, was taken up.Ald.Holland, Villensuve anda Archibald supported; Ald.Kennody, (Cunningham an Stevenson strongly opposed the report, and finally a motion by Ald.Stevenson, that the report be not adopted as {Lt was not advisable to grant any portion of tbe park for Botanic Garden purposes, was carried on the follow division: Yeas\u2014Ald.TP.Xennedy, Rousseau, Bolsseau, Cunninhatn, Malone, Martineau, W.Kennedy, Hamelin, Luiresue, Rolland, Pereault, Dubuc, Beausoleil, Stevenson, Laurent \u2014 Na bad V.Greuler, McBride, Archibald, Farrell, Villeneuve, Mooney, Holland, White, Donovan and Grenler\u201410.A special commiltee composed of Ald, Rousseau, Martineau, Archibald, McBride, Hamelin, Cunninguam aad V.Grenier waa appointed to enquire into the method of vajuing aud taxing real estate iu the city, and the Council then adjourned.ct Jubilee Concert.A tonic solfa jubilee concert was given In the lecture hall of Chalmers\u2019 Church last evening.The entertainment consisted of a series of blograpbical sketches of the Queen, read by Capt, Hood, which were interspersed by songs, quartettes and choruses by the choir.Tné convert Was à most enjoyable vue.FUNERAL OF THE VICTIMS Of the Paris Opera Comique Firo\u2014Affect- ing Scenes at the hurch and Cewetery.[SPECIAL TA TRE STAR.) PARIS, May 31.\u2014The funeral services over the remains of tbe Oper& Comique victims were held yesterday in the Cathedral of Notre Dame.The edifice was filled with a dense crowd, including Senators, Deputies, members of theatrical protessions end many distinguished persons.Thirty coffins cobn- tuinlng remains were pared with wreaths and other floral offefings.Many in the crowd wept audibly.Two hundred thousand persons ltned the route to the cemetery.The remains were buried in the ©melery at Pantin.M, Goblet and M, Ber- thulot delivered orations.AMERICAN NOTES.Telegraphic Ticks from all Parts of the United States, \u2018The Central Labor Union Committee of New York has arranged for a monster public demonstration to be given in bonor of Mr.O'Brien on Saturday night in Union Square The Swanton and Santa Cruz houses, two of the largest hotels at Santa Cruz, Cal, were burned yesterday: logs, $50,000.° A strong and apparently constant flow of natural gas wus struck yesterday at Mim- amistburg, LU miles south of Dayton, Ohio.he drill Is only six inches in Trenton r and the gas is blazing forty feet high.There was another severe shock of earthquake at Benson, Ariz, yesterday morning.HEAVY NAVAL CREDIT.ROME, May 31.\u2014 The Chamber of Deputies, by a vote o! 170 to 49, has adopted a nava credit tor 85,000,000 ae The money will be expended on ironclads, torpedoes and forts.A MADMAN'S BHOTGUN.Exiting Ste e of an \u201can Insane Mans Cabin ew Orleans, Louisiapa, A New \u2018Orleans Special to the N Y.Tribune says: Particulars of a tragedy which occurred où the loth uit.in the parish ot Plaguemine a few miles below New Orleans have reached here.\u201cEd lame, a a white man employed on the Woodland Plantation, suddenly became insane and a a shot- ui pod at every person who crossed his th Several persons were wounded by bid but nobe seriously except Mr.Raymond Lutech, overseer of the plantation, who received two charges from the gun (which was.loaded with pails and fovbles and glass) in his legs, both of which were broken.A crowd o! people pursued the insane man into bis cabin, where he barricaded himself and opened fire, The besiegers surrounded the cabin, but dared not show themselves, as ovary time Lhe mad man got a chance for a shot he took it.From behind trees and tances the posed opened flre on the cabin, but without effect.In the party was George Osmond, iormerly connected with 7he Mas- catie of this eity, who, while editor of that aper, shot und killed Robert Brewstar, Etate | Register of Voters, in à difficuity.Mr.Osmond was publishing & pappr in Piaque- mine and the desira to get an item for his paper led him to the scone of the battle between the madman and the people.He carelessly uxposed himself, and the crazy man fired ou him, inflicting a mortal wound.Willams held possession ot the cabin for some time until, by strategy, one of ais pursuers was enabled to get near enough to the cabin to set it on fire.The Hames drove the mad man from the cabln.He was valied upon to surrender, but still showed tight and was then fired on and killed.A MONSTER IN LAKE ERIE.A special to the N.Y.Timea from Looust Point, on the shore of Lake Erle, near Toledo, Ohio, says: \u201cThe French settlers along the lake Spore, in Érie \u2018Township, Ottawa County, a lew miles east of here, wore surprised and amazed on May 1Zth over the appearance of an unknown fish of maminoth size Two brothers nam Dusseau, both fishermen, were returning.from the fishing grounds, wben they discovered a pbhosphoreascenñt mnss upon the beach.It was Inte 1a the evening.but they succeeded In making their boat fast Lo the shore, and, upon exanitnation, discovercd a lake monster writhing in agqu The brothers say that it was like n lar re sturgeon in shape, but that !t had long arms, which it threw wildly in the air.While they were watching it, the great fish apparently died, and the Dusseau coys, vadly en frightened, Rurried away tor ald.they returned with ropes the fish bad dis- spprared.In its dying efforts it had suc- becded in tumbling into tbe lake snd had been carried avay by the waves.The marks on the beaoh indicate that the serpent was between 20 and 30 feet veral acales ns large as Sliver dollars Palo were sante Bad EE fairness, to tors the M.de t doce Mayor oy rom clsctons pr Ton siec en Grevy, to restore Ge moral eng th post of War Minister.Boulanger to the ENGLAND AND THE VATICAN.to TEE STAR) nous Mas 1.\u2014The Duke of Norfolk and Blahop va Salford have had son) inter wit! question of the the Pope on the official patican, resuming relations with CARDINAL MANNING BETTER.[SPECIAL TO THE SPAR! has pe oy og oardinal Manning, who 8 m m much better, ering eyes, Is CHANGE IN OULONIAL vibe MADRID, May 31.\u2014In the Cortes, day, Be ues, minister of pra TA er: nies, announced a reorganization of the coloulal tariff, Henceforth there are to be only two classes of export duties on West Indian sugar will be suppressed and other measures taken to {mprove the trade of the colonles with Europe.THE POPE'S TEMPORAL POWER.Roum, May 31.\u2014The Vatican, Fe lying to a request for an Interpretition of the Pope's recent aliocution, has sent eirculars to Pa Nunolos abroad stating that although the Pope's declarations are moderate, nothing be changed, and 1f the Itallan Government desires peace the Pope is disposed to treat on the basis of the restoration of his teow poral power.NO BALLOON CORPS.Toma, M ay 31.\u2014A special committee of thy War Department has rejected the pro- 1 vo form a balloon corps, on the ground hat the enormous cost of establishing and maintaining such a corps would counterbalance is slight advantages.The Fire Bells ring out an alarm and it is heeded.This is to Jollly you that base substitution is practised when the æreat, shre-pop corn cure ls aaked for.Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor never fails to take corns off.It makes no sore spots and gives no pain.Be sure and get * Putnam's.Physical training for girls must go.A girl in Boston discovered thata month's work in a gymnasium tner the size of her band by one size of love, and she quit training faster than you could drop a hat.\u201cDon't Marry Him\" ! \u201cHs Is such a flokle, indonstant fellow, fou will never bo happy with him,\u201d said ther's friends when they learned of her engagement to a young man who bore the reputation of being sad flirt, Esther, however, knew chat fer lover bad good qualities, and she was willing to take the risk.ln nine cases out of ten it would have proved a mistake ; but Esther was an un- go mon Sin, and\u2019 Lo avery one's surprise Sedum made a model busband.How was it ?1, Esther bad a cheerful.sunny temper and a great deal of tact.Then she enjoyed perfect health and was always so sweet, neat and wholesome that Fred found his own home most pleasant and his own wile more agreeable than any otber being.As the Year passed and be saw other women of Esther's age grow sickly, faded and querulous, be realized more sod more that be had \u201ca jewel of a wife.\u201d Good health was balf the secret of Esther's Succes.She retained her vitality and looks, because she warded off feminine weaknesses and ts by \u2018he uae of Dr.Plerce\u2019s F avorite Prescription.Is the man who keeps t| the = accounts of a phrenologist.a hea head bookkeeper.We bave sold Wistar\u2019 Balsam of Wild Cherry for maby years.Nothing wa Bave sold has ever given such, periect satistaction tor coughs and colds, and in advanced cases o cons! umption it bas Shown remarkable efficacy.5.BhowN & Co., Fall River, A legsl attachment Matrimony.\u201cBaa for Both, Ladies of weakly constitution and delicate physique who attempt to suckle their fn- fants préjudice their own health as well as gnioet and injure their children.Lactated ood is the best sustenance for the little piven as many physicians and mothers testify.A trim creature\u2014The milliner.Horsford\u2019s Acid Pbosphate Gives Satisfaction.Dr.8, Nichols, Beliows Falls, Vt., says: He bave used it and it gives good satisfac- on.\u201d Do lady librarians\u2019 eyes necessarily speak volumes?All true lovers of the delicaciès and refinements of the table, tu order to Keep their digestive re ee.in good order, should use Angos Can we make a square meal off a round of bee! ?It you wake in the morning with a bitter te 10 the mouth, coated tongue, perhaps dacbe your liver is torpid.ou Reed s Littie Liver Plils.Special Notice.A Hamilton Item.\u201cMy wife has been à à quégrer from liver compiatnt for mao 3 Tears.Jam lad to be able to testify to the benefit ved from Burdook Blood Bitters, as voile as in the onse of my utile boy, who hed glandular swellings.Miler, 77 Yictoria avenue, North, Hansliton.Ont.B.B.regulates the entire glandular syste:m.A Rare Chance.will be sold without reserve, on\u2019 next Thursday, June 2, at ten 0 lanl am.at the office of Louis Bedard, notary, No.1584 Notre Dame street, corner of 8t.Vincent, the three fine properties situated: The ist at No 157 St, Lawrence street (dext to Mr.Griffin, confectioner ); the 2nd, at No.129 German street; the 3rd, at No.510 Dor- chester street.Conditions, one quarter cash.124 4 A Matter of Fact.Ope of the few preparations that seldom disappoints on trial, is that old standard throat and Jung medicine, Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam, for coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, sore throat and other diseases of the alr passages.CORALINE CORSETS ara made only by The Crompton Corset Company, and unless so \u2018stamped are not genuine coraline; beware of imitations.8-2aw Blunt sayings are usually very cutting.Gone where the I Woodbine Twinsth.Rats are smart, b Roues ox Rats\" beats them.Clears out Nate ce, Roaches, Water Bune.Flies, Beetles, otha Anes.Mosquitoes es enr Weare 6 to pais nh pro 8, À Gophers.Musk Sate Jack Jack Rabbits, ip 18.150.& 250 ne everything, ose it EAT Eo Eri ROUGH ON \\ , Toothache.Instant Relief.150.cast off were blaked u a 82% Bt.En Street.INSOLVENT NOTICE = Pn real xo.jsUPERIOR COURT, Inre BOLOMON GOLDSTONE, Neaweal an N too Berar given t on the 26th day sl $ Qurator Ps the tata the Claims must Coe ted at our office withip one month.A.L KENT.4.TUROQTTR, OFFICE OF Joint Curator.KENT & *yRcoTte inc d'Armos, 125 2 Montreal, ALE BY AUTHORITY OF JUSTIOE.Aogordina ng to an thorization of jastioe dated the twenty frat of May instant, o Tuesday the fourteenth « of June poxt t at on o'clock before noon, at the office of the and ie igned notary, 8 8t, James dures ity of Montreal, Sue pro ow.bel tothees ih Jos te Prat ee Bot he sad din xed to the à highest Sha t eed two lois of ground wit] and 4 dress | encies.situated © rner Qral x stree ons side er, desinnated uh: under the Bumper.ya shan f the St ward of the i of oteaal ars apply te Josenh Moise of\u2019 rm of Dufrane & Monganais, or io tl the undersignod notary.Montreal 26th May, 138 7.ctor Normandis, of Melancon & Normandia.Notaries, No.16 Bt.James street, 1236 OAD DEPARTMENT, SEALED TENDERS, to jae a Gand sn \u201c Tenders for Se he Construction of Sewers in the un one streets or sections of streets, w With sary connections according to the section and specifications on view in the office of undersigne Streets.Lecation.ore street, from Panet street to Bt.Pierre pe Pierre.Jane.from Lariviere street to \u201cLogan's f Bt.Luke Street, from St.Matthew street to St.Mark street.Bt.Constant street, from Ontario street to Mignonne street.Constant street, from Cralg street to Dorchester street.Dutresne street, from Bt.Catherine street to Grant Lane.rant ne, fhroughgut.Vitre street.fr minique street te Bt.Constant s oot.Prince sire, from William street to Common street Jurors street, from St.Alexander street te Beaver street, .Margaret streets from St.James to #4 Antoine street.Papineau cad.from Bt.Catherine street te Mignonne streat.1enonne street.from Champlain strest to pineuu Wellington street, from Grand Trunk street to western city lim \u20185 Ww ton street from Colborne street to Murray Louls-Hippolyte street, from St Andre street to Bt.Oh heistophe street.arie-Joseph street, from St.Andre street to Bt.Christophe stree ok osse Btreet, from t.Catherine street to projected Quiblier ost auchetiere, tool.rom St.George street to Anderson stréet.The lowest or any tender will not nocessar- ily be accepted.The Committee reserve the right of accepting tender for one or more sewers.Te Wad it May Concerm Public Notios is here sive that it posed to construct the a vo men toned Sowers and connections be present season.and proprietors in the dei said strecta sections of streets, may the opportunity © to make one ons from thelr houses or yards i, jo tie sal common sewers ; and proprietors ia the os ot of streets who object to the go; said sewers are hereby pete féctions must be fyled tee or City Surveyor on or ie Basa e8 of June next.(By order.) PERCIVAL W.BT.GEORGE, Ofty Burveyor, Crrr Surveron's OrFion Th ALL, Montreal, May 28th, 1887.COTE ST.ANTOINE.Tender 1 be received by the unders ned up to MONDAY Sth J June.1087 \u20ac ne ing out of DAN mprove Metcalfe Avenue in the Mun oipalicy.rd- ing Bo plan and specifications ado prod by the gounel and to be seen at the office of the tone The highest or any tender not necessarily Rocepte CHAS.A.HANSON, Bec.-Treasurer, 178 St James street, Montreal 1252 1180046 GOGKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.The Great English Medicine.PURELY VEGETABLE INGREDIENTS, AND WITHOUT MERCURY.UsED BY THE ENGLISH PEOPLE FOR OVER [20_YEA EARS, won SY ML DrusoeTa.OLERALE AGENTS, EVANS SONS & MASON, LTa, MONTREAL.A rs ire Also à lot of PARABOL cs at very low prices.Umbrellas Repailred and Re-corerod HEB 0 T », 23% 684 CRAIG BTREBET.115*2eodtf Truse GRATEFUL-COMFVORTIN G EPPS COCOA BREAKFAST.Midd) \\horough) know of th next doc door to the Canad nal RIE PIERS Avo | {ALB OF DEY GOODS.wlll soll t their Tor affent 5 rt room EBT PESE À SE WH Cottons, Bb: Ly hack an wh ou Baier Cobar ame Fine Hoes.nment 's Soft and Hard Pelt u anment of Hat Ornaments and I LR HON oo The whole witheut reserve, Terms liberal at TEN o'eloak.NNANG & BARSALOD, 13557 : $ Auctloi LI GOUDS BY BY CATALOGUE oon lll sell Pr and 88 BLP ier caso io as hs Maa \"GOODS, just cons fine 00, A A A A A b the: oh sores a A large and Brows Towels.obo.99 cases JOB LINENS, consisting in part of: Plain and Bordered Cras hacked G Cloth.and Balt-blesched Damas owe Damas Btriped Linen Ben k and Hae Towels, Glass owels.Linen on Table lo ag ih Bussia oe Lining, eta eon will be ready before sale.Bale at THRER o'clock precisely.BENNING & BARSA LOU, uation Thomas J.Potter's Sales.Unclaimed Baggage, Albion Hotel.Nev Account Whom is May Censers.Nov,, 1888, vi evo 82.50 16.00 8.00 pL Clinton a gh 1.78 12.50 SA hotel bili 90.00 1 y, 1886, 1 busdie, = he! bid.x 20.00 27.00 12.50 30.00 33.00 80.00 sur 1450.blac valine bial si 48 Eu ig pe ia flier, black valise.bial su 07 7.00 Boston, Dec.1888, 3, leather at parcel, overceat o Bogie LBA.egg 87.00 Foronto.Nov.188d, Trunk.dot otal T.\u2026++.47-.68.00 N.G.Grae March 184i, box sliver jews lery, hotel bill.134.00 Miss Bi yth.à pr.gold bracelets, hotel 40.00 Sale nt 195 St.James street, TEHURSDAY.îxd Joux, ar TWO 0'o100E THOS.J.POTTER, 1988 Auotioneer.T END LOTS.Mighiy Important Sule of Choice Building Lots on Atwator Avenue, WITHOUT RESERVE, ON THURSDAY, Sad JUNE, AT MY ROOM.view.This fine avenue is © situation is one of the 08 feot bu terms.© unes Féteniqure hom ome for or ime own sh on Tes y slot at this SALE AT 11 O'CLOCK.THOS.J.POTTER.6 Auctioneer.T.LUKE STREET AND CLOSSE 8T.Large Sale of Building Lots, at my Room.on THURSDAY, SND JUNK, AT ELEVEN A.M.THOS.J.POTTER, 19¢ 4 Auctioneer.HAMBLY\u2014DELIGHTFUL BRICK with Gardes, for sale.Good rees, Bbrubs.RiP lenty ac for ot Lars à orse, The cottage bron ont hen beiutital wind healthy SEE R HOS.J.Ere.119 12 J.8.Thomson & Cos.Sales.ARDWARE BALE.We are instructed to close out the Balance of Rae enn Remaining 241 and 243 St.James Btreet, On Wednesday, lat June, at Ten o\u2019cleek, \u2014COMPRISING\u2014 Tous Simp, Nails, Ball Stow i lien A où, Dott: Ores: Beil Hi J.8.THOMSON ace.on 1282 ALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE S AND EFFECTS At Our Grand Central Auction Roema.241 & 248 Bt.James Street, On FRIDAY, 8rd JUNE, as 5.80.M rod ainut Bee Sols.ml ureaus, Carpets.Qilototh, or pohotan Bide- boards, rigerator, Bsotine Boat 1 Bark nearly new), eto.J.5.THOMSON & CO, Auctionsers.William H.Araten\u2019s Sales.Prewarters BALE 1254 govorn the ope ifestion ana \u2018and ry DAMAGED WOOL.| \u2018 3 cures fu a eas of Tee a elected Goooa, ri aire nas provided o gut, a ed with Bosse Rave The subscriber willsslion = use ueoof LET dates Ki ot, hate ge se may be be TA WO are we SONNE, rad y bu: disease pong sirong at ° clo .Gy Lo dissas iundreds of sul at fate 7 around ud ux ready rit Lo aac Yherever un AT 89 ST.GABRIEL BTREET.fico Gubee rail ha wiih Par ee a proper For Account of Underwriters and others con- jy houris| Fa: Les + A fate! Es or aml Ecru 185 Bales Greasy Cape Weel-mark Z- raæopathio Chem = Enffan 2 Ei Sundry marks and numbers.Ex *\u201c Graf for Canaas, C.D ots ur =.\u201d via Boston, from Pers Elisa- REFRIGERATORS.Complete stock of the tollowing well known, NORTH, BTAR, RIMBALL'S, C Hk A FROM U Anis.GEO ÆEED.Blate, Metal and wel 15 to onter, Dealer in Roofing 88 & 183 ORAlLaS REET, Montreal.0er URING THE SUMMER MONTHS OUR | establishment will close at 12 o'clock noon oh Saturdays.MILLER BROS.4 MITCHELL.ELEVATOR BUILDERS.110 to 189 King Street Meontreat.f Doth, slightly damaged by ven water, Terms\u2014Net Cash and Auction Dutr.1958 WILLIAM H.A ON Auctioneer.26 Prisz Mepavs.| 2h.FRY & SONS, Manufacturers of Chocolates and Cocoas By apecisl appointment to ths Quesn aad Prince of Wales.Don't fall to ask for Fny's Earrro AnD Drinxing OMOCOLATES AND Cocoas, highly approved and strongly recommended by eminent Mambers of the Medical Profession.and 80id by every first-cluss grocer.245*1avr (2) By order of Messrs, BTEARNS & MURRAY.| rer Jeotings ant Am NPARROW &JAO0BS radrerp es EE Ele sr Poumon, PALACE St.Catpacie M OPERA HOUSE, + MOAT St.a 8 CRIMES OF A SREAT OXTY! NATURAL BISHORY SOCIETY.st ÉTORDAT, TR; sa Faron.Hoa adn us.ft art ors of the socioty an and at he.Upivorair 8 kA an rises er \u201d m0) \u201d vas cut to th ) rain loavea = Staton Da ous o 8 sq > at 81 sharp, returning loaves B © MR.E.LONGLEY Has the pleasure pa announos that he will PIANO RECITAL Assisted by Ix Tag QUEEN'S HALL on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the 1st JUNB, At Foun p.m.Tickets, 25 cents, Can be had atBheppard's.Lamplough's and Nordhotmer's Musio Btores.F7 TROTTING RAGES AT LEPINE PARK, JUNE 18th and 14th.Fixer Dat, MoxpaT-\u20144$100 for 3.00 clans, $100 for green oe, $150 ior 2.30 class.Sscomn Dar, TUgspar\u2014#100 for buichers\u2019 or hotel\u201d Kespers\u2019 borses, 8100 for 3.00 class (horses named by Mr.Lepins), $200 for free ora all, us oqneane, Bochsags Cou Conny oa nor vitors ATH DIVIDEND NO.13.JJoTICE 18 GIVEN that divl- ond of Seven YERED upon t the paid up Sn pa the Clu Tab has thls da the same Jill be be payable\u201d aif han ice of the Secretary-Tre: urer.ancois ia Bavier street, Mont and aft rhe pond pit y ibe Bon will, be Lo éosed from the \u201c30th to the 30th inst.both days inclusive.W.ALEX.CALDWELL, rp for ont ur ni vi PAT\" Grand Trunk Railway, SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY.Exeursions to Otterdurm Park he Saturday ex- pure Depot at .returning lontreal 45 Commencing June 4 qursion train will leave arriving at the Park: SOB p.m.dud 10 Arrive = Fare inclu ne Admission to obit ae 8 can 3 tained at the tation oo AME stres mo! Win.or chi i bean et return Bora to roquois House, B J.MORI0N.General Manager Montreal, May 36th, 1887, Sood Bichelien & Ootario Navigation Ca LONGUEUIL FERRY.CHANGE OF TIME.Commencing SATURDAY.38th May, the steamer LONG TEI L.Capt.Jopoin, will Leave wiongueul) for for Hoenelas (Ootton Fac- rom non m on Longueuil (Laprairie int.) (Cotton Fr Frotory a 8 P 5 pt pt pr op JO MCD NPbIHR LD n504 SO DO 3% O6 S3SSSSSSSSSS qe > e588 oo o 2 SUNDAY TIME TABLE.Prom m Pr Montreal.Hocahelara, Longueuil (Laprairis Wht) (Cotton Factory 8 00 a.m.ease $49 a.m.9 05 Te 30! og ae 1 Mem.8060 838 $9 18 de 415 50 .580 * 0s 8 8 = 818 7 a \u201d 7 AL A up, Lye = Sibacer.Montreal, oa far.iy NOTICE \u2014\u2014\u2014 N°TCE All parties} ha as Slaim ms pealost the es arene eb he us 5 } pee srorooke, 5 are here yle the atten with ° AYR, Jr, Notary P within Thirty Days from this date.J A pouaLAS.| Exacators.8.Ross, Agent.Montreal, May 18, 1887.12010 LONG BRANCH.WEST END HOTEL.COTTAGES AND RESTAUBANT Will Open Jane 11.The Metal, June 38.D.M.& W.£.HILDRETH, NEW Bonk OFFICE, 53 BROADWAY Ted ROYAL IRISH LINEN NOTE PAPER & ENVELOPES, Put up in Boxes at 350, pT BISHOP\u2019S, 167 & 160 ST.JANES ST, MONTREAL ARD.Heo REAL esTiY COMMISSION Personal attenti w valustions and apprajsemonts.wi James srast, near McGill street, \u2014* 1191 ASTOR-FLUID ema Delight- pis HEE tion for the balr.pride my flies oon Balt te Fd ee or set Miss Crompton and the Harmony Quartet i { f j - eS AE HN ENR mr | IE \u2014\u2014\u2014 SANT \u2014 Getnggun Maw thew FEEL Bonde iley SS ATH aie.MARRIAGES.~~ © Paire REA MA LA PRET EE HE EI 97 Mn dis INSON.FEL At Toron nt.i pre eh dierent, Olives 2 A np Theresp Whitely.boro.K BULI ESPIE~At Parrsboro, N.aa SLL &a or Malone.T.& llivan to Tressle 5 ee sist inst.b VANIEK-MALONEY\u2014On the 31st inst, by Dowd, Phil Vanier .Be Rov, Ho or, both of chy.iad PIE-HUNTOR\u2014AL Bt.George's u ; ), the 80th inst, by the Very Rev.Doan ont michas), M.A.Viitle to Maggie O.Hunter, both of Granby, Que.DEATHS.ie cn fi Xap Joon ate of and sister ab Brady.Esq.of this olty.Aged 66 ft Pps Ral.ONES Pame.Lee on sdngeday morning at 7.80 .08 atrick\u2019s urch.Friends are respeotiully requested to attend without further notice.{Boston papers please copy.i CREAN\u2014At Deer k.Toronto, on Monday, the 23rd instant, after ering illness, Mr.Thomas Crean, aod Her HAR n y 29, 1887, at the Prefecture Mertêres.ce.residence of his sop-in- aw, Theodore Hart of Cheetnut Hall, Montreal; \u2018In bis and year.[New York papers > Sas John, N.B.May 28.M EN\u2014At St, John, N.B.Ma ary Bare widow of Edward Farren.79 Years.At Halifax, N.8.May 26, Margaret HYBLEY wife of Edwin Hubley, 28 years.ELL\u2014~At Collingwood.Ont., May 16.M éastoie Bourchier, wile 9 Charles Mac donell.ENAIS\u2014At Rigaud.on May J.B MO Ay aged 83 years and months.ex- member for the County of Vaudreuil Papers! at aud.De desde June pd: .en elatives are re- hosted! to attend without rather notice.G\u2014)n this city, on the 3lat inst, William Ernest, beloved son of the late james Meharg.aged 20 years and 6 months, neral will take place from his mother\u2019s residence, 19 St.Philip street, on Thuraday, the 2nd inst, at p.m, Friends an acquaintances will please accept this notice.MILLER\u2014At Toronto, Ont, May 26, William Miller, 61 yoars.McKEOUGH\u2014At Point St.Charles.on Mon- inst, Johana Ryan, wife of Wm.ter of James Ryan residence, 61 Charro) Bt.Gabriel Church.Friends please accept this intimation.am el DERBURGH AL, Richmon 8.YA Rabhael Stevens.wife of ris Vanderburgh.Ti \u2014 i 80th inst.Lieut.- von PE OE.nd * L.A! brother of Col.Walter B.Wonham, of Moptraal.The Weather, 1a.m.\u2014Probabilities next 24 hours: Moderate to fresh winds; fair, followed by a ers: pot much change in temperature.a BEaprnGs pr Hans & Baraisox's Rtendar Theymomater his day: Max 756°: min 519.Bame Gate iast year: Mux, 709; min.459.Barometer readings to-day: 8 a m.80.18; 12 m.80.18.Appointments this Evening, Theatre Roral\u2014\"Boap Bubble.\u201d Dominion Palace Opera House,\u2014 \u201cCrimes of à Great City WE SELL Photographie Outfits, Etanley Dry Plates, Concentrated Etanley Developers, Bromid Paper, Biue Print Paper, Ready Sen tized bumen Paper, and otographic Chem- Lessons tres to Amateurs purchasing outfits from us.WM.NOTMAN & SON.SULLIVAN & GILBERT'S OPERA RUDDIGORE.-\u2014 Vocal and Piano Scores, Librettog and Dance Music \u2014MAY BE OBTAINED AT\u2014 Prince's, Lamplough's, Shepherd\u2019s, Nord- heimer's, Rivard\u2019s, Hardy's, and Boucher\u2019s Musio Stores.Anglo-Canadian Music Publishers\u2019 Ass'n, TORONTO.btm The hour of Mr.Longley\u2019s Piano Recital to-morrow afternoon will enabie our business men to take the opportunity of hearing this rising artist, and enjoy a most pleasant musical programme.1261 HAIR BRUSHES: | Sample Brushes sold retail cheap.WILLIAM H.ULLEY, MANUFACTURER OF BRUSHES ONLY, @8 Bleary street, above Lagauchetiore, .nectio: th any other store.No con n wi y fiat sod Mr.Ernest Longley\u2019s Piano Recital in the Queen\u2019s Hall, tomorrow afternoon, at 4 p.m.Most attractive programme.Do not miss it.12811 MONTREAL Jack Goods + STORE.X The Government bave decided that all me- #ium and good quality of Dress Fabrios pay an increased ¢ me uty.but we have decided to sell at old prices uatil present stock fa cleared out, thus offering the public an advantage of ut TEN PER CENT.compared with present quotations.\u201cPrices of Stan: aid Blaok Oashmeres continue to 55a, 836, 680, 750, 880, 81, 8L15, 81.30 Headquarters of the Dominion for all kinds of Black Dress Goods.SAMPLES MAILED.FREE 0B APPLICATION, Sourniag Orders complete Lin à fow dourt, & ER 7 tre Dame St.and 110, 112 St.Potor Street.1 12811 Miss Crompton and the Har- nony Male Quartette assist at Mr.Longley\u2019s Recital in the Queen's Hall, to-morrow afternoon.at 4 pm.See programme.19811 QUEEN'S LAUNDRY BAR.ASC FORT, AND TAKE NO OTIOR, DmbaMah Made hy Tas TET SE 0 30, the.wife of Tuçodau, May 31, 1807.CARSLEY'S COLUMN.Tre Poruras Black Blore of this dty\u2014 8.Carsley\u2019s.most decidedly no.\u2014 Witness, IT 18 Easrux proved by comparison that 8.Carsley sells tho bast makes of Black Silks to wear woll.\u2014 Witness.IT re Bar that 8.Carslay is makings lead of Black Dress Silks and Satins of all sorts of makes at low rates as an attraction to draw custom for other goods.\u2014 Wilness.INFANTS' CLOAKS INFANTH' CLOAKS INFANTS\u2019 CLOAKS INFANTS CLOAKS INFANTS\u2019 CLOAKS INFANTS CLOAKS INFANTS CLOAKS INFANTS CLOAKS INFANTS\" CLOAKS INFANTS CLOAKB INFANTS CLOAKS INFANTH' CLOAKS Spesial Cloaks, Bee the assortment before purchasing.B.CARSLEY.value in Infants\u2019 Christening INFANTS INFANTS INFANTS INFANTW INFANTS INFANTS\u2019 INFANTS\u2019 INFANTS INFANTS INFANTS\u2019 ?INFANTS\u2019 INFANTS\u2019 Complete assortment at prices ranging from $1.50 to 825.00 each.ROBES ROBES ROBES ROBES ROBES ROBES ROBES ROBES ROBES ROBES ROBES ROBES B.CARSLEY.PARASOLS AND PARASOLS AND PARASOLS AND PARASOLS AND PARASOLS AND PARASOLS AND PARASOLS AND PARASOLS AND PARASOLS AND PARASOLS AND PARASOLS AND PARASOLS AND Parasols and Sunshades, in all the new- at B.CARSLEY'S, Parasols and Bunshades.with all the newest style handles, est designs, st & CARSLEYA SUNSHADES SUNSHADES BUNSHADES SUNSHADES BUNSHADES SUNSHADES SUNSHADES SUNSHADES SUNSHADES SUNSHADES SUNSHADES SUNSHADES Parasols and Sunshades with Lace Coat 8.CARSLEY'B.Parasols and Sunshades with Plain Top at 3 CARBLEY& Parasols sad Bunshades made to order, at S.CARSLEY'S, vers.Parasols and Sunshades revaired, at 8.CARSLEY'S, ades re-covered, at 8.CABSLEY'S, All kinds of Parasols, Parachutes and at B.CARSLEY'S.Parasols and Bunsh: Bunshades, ana Lace Fiounces.BLAOK BLAOK BLACK BLACK BLACK BLACK NAVY NAVY NAVY NAVY KAVY NAVY SERGE SERGE BERGE BERGE BERGE BERGE BLUE FLANNEL BERGE BLUE FLANNEL HERGE BLUE FLANNEL BERGE BLUE FLANNEL BERGE BLUE FLANNEL BERGE BLUE FLANNEL SERGE , For Men's Suits and Boys\u2019 Buits, very large and well assorted stook of the Esta- mano Serges, heavy and light makes.B CARSLEY.FLANNEL FLANNEL FLANNEL FLANNEL FLANNEL FLANNEL For Mourning Dresses, light and heavy makes.+n YACHTING YACHTING YACHTING YACHTING YACHTING YACHTING For Ladies\u2019 Buits, the best worsted twilled, English Berges.BOATING BOATING BOATING BOATING BOATING BOATING For Men\u2019s Shirts and Suits, full line of Blue and Cream, Plain and Twilled.8.CARSLEY, SERGES BERGES BEBGES SERGES SERGES SERGES FLANNEL FLANNEL FLANNEL FLANNEL FLANNEL FLANNEL MADRAS MADRAS MADRAS MADRAS MADRAS MADRAS MADRAS MADRAS MADRAS MADRAS MADRAS MADBAS Fine Assortment CURTAINS OURTAINS CURTAINS CURTAINS CURTAINS CURTAINS CURTAINS CURTAINS CURTAINS OURTAINS CURTAINS CURTAINS Madras Curtains, latest designs and colors, in Cotton and Bilk.These are very fashionable and selling rapidly, prices 750 to 820 per pair.8.CARSLEY, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, Atixay Toner Baar ROMAN BOMAN BOMAN ROMAN ROMAN ROMAN ROMAN ROMAN ROMAN ROMAN ROMAN ROMAN STRIPE STRIPE STRIPE BTRIPH BTRIPE STRIPE BTRIPE STRIPE ETRIPE STRIPE STRIPE STRIPE 6.CARSLEY.CARSLEYS COLUMN.CURTAINS CURTAINS CURTAINS OURTAINS OURTAINS CURTAINB CURTAINS CURTAINS CURTAINS CURTAINS CURTAINS CURTAINS Special liné in above to do cleared out at $8.26 per pair.also large assortment in the latest designs and Colors, selling below regular prices.(Catherine street.are invited to call and see this fine piano.rom BABrw RUAN he White Hogae Musesr à CO : ADVERTISEMENT | ! ve PINCES- o Pat to stock yesterday, 80 uleces of printed Liama Dress Goods, whieh were bought a greas bargain, and.es they are now and stylish and to be sold cheap, we ak the pubis in Senge vo soe this large Une; your dholoe only 300 per yard, worth in the usual way from 806 to \u2018 It 16 with pleasure that we again call attention to our Lave Dopartment Our Lace Trade already shows à large increase over any former season, and, as we are in receipts of New Lace Goods almost every week, you can always depend Upon Ret- ting 8 g00d assortment to select from in all the most popular makes at lowest prices, The right place for ORIENTAL LACES, SPANISH LACES.FRENCH LACES, YAK LACES, GUIFVRE LACES, : \u2014Is\u2014 JOHN MURPHY & 00'8.BEADED TABLIERS, BEADED PANELS and BEADED FRONTS.We show the best assortment of these goods ever shown in Canada.and we guarantee to give the best value which can easily be proved by comparing prices.Beaded Tabliers, rich patterns, only 956.Beaded Panels, rich patterns, only 680.Beaded Dress Vests, &c., rich patterns, only 800.LADIES\u2019 FANOY APRONS.One cade of Ladies\u2019 Fancy Aprons to be s0ld cheap.Below we give the prices ot a few of the leading lines, as we are selling them cheaper than the materials they are made from can be bought for.Ladies\u2019 Fancy Print Tea Aprons, trimmed with lace and made stylish, 35c, 80e.850 and 40¢; these are to be had in all the popular colors.Ladies\u2019 Fanoy Borim Tea Aprons, trimmed with lace and ribbon, 806, 606 and 75a.Also a very handsome Jubilee Apron at $1.00.Ladles\u2019 Batin Tea Aprons, in all colors, trimmed Jace, 500.750.90c, 81.25 and $1.50.Also a few very rich Black Batin Aprons at $2.50 and $8.00.All the above aprons are well worth seeing.and the best place to buy all your Dry Goods is JOE Mesa & Ços 1781 & 1783 NOTRE DAME $T.103, 107, 109, 111 ST.PETRE ST.Terms Cash, and only One Price.1287 The Well-known and Popular Seaside Resort, THE TADOUSAC HOTEL, at the Usual Time, on or about the 15th June.Ar Famlilies and parties accommodated by the week or month at most favorable rates.For further particulars as to terms, apply to care of Box 618 P.O.Montreal or Tadousao, P, Q.12841 MRS.JAMES FENNELL.COMBINATION SETS Dinner, Tea and Breakfast, VERY LOW PRICES.Sets for Ten Dollars Sets for Twelve Dollars Sets for Fifteen Dollars PACKED and SHIPPED WITHOUT CHARGE.0m WLEYS CHINA HALL 1801 Notre Dame Street.: L On view Lill Wednesday\u2014Geo.J.Sheppard has just received a magnificent Parlor Grand Plano, manufactured by Geo.Steck Co, New York, and which has been purchased by one of our wealthy citizens, The instrument will be on view (lll Wednesday only) at his Piano Warerooms, 2282 St.The public HILDREN'S DRESSES-\u2014A LARGE AS- Rortment lo Cambrig Lawn Chambray, A ole is {ed into each nostril nd ls agreeab) e Price 59 cents at Di nts; by BE eT er Bomoco RE Ti ~r \u2014 LIGGET = HAMILTON, 1883 & 1885 NOTRE DAME ST, OLD STAND.WANTED 1,000 BOYS, ng in age from 4 years up, to coms to our Establishment and purchase one or two pairs of BEECHAM'S CELEBRATED 8-Thread, Double Ribbed, 3-Fly, Wrought Foct, Cashmere Hose, with extra spliced Heols and Toes.in Navy.Seal and Black, imported specially for Boys.and warranted to «ive better wear than any ordinary Cashmere Hose made.The above mentioned Goods can be found only atour Establishment, FOUND! Nearly every Lady has found, and others are finding out daily, that we kesp the largest and best assortment of Ladies\u2019 Hoslery and Underwear to be had in this oity, al unapproachable prices.INFANTS\u2019 HOSIERY.GIRLS\u2019 HOSIERY, BOYS\u2019 HOSIERY, LADIES\u2019 HOSIERY.UNDERWEAR IN |Ladies\u2019 Underwear Shetland.Merino.Children\u2019s Underwear Half Gauze Mertno.|Lad:es\u2019 Underwear White Gauze Merino.Children\u2019s Underwear Silver Grey Merino, :8Bm!.Ladies\u2019 (inderwear White Arctic Mérino,!0.8.Ladies\u2019 Underwear hite Mert'o Finish, Sm.Ladies\u2019 Underwear White ere, 0.5.Ladies\u2019 Underwear Frenoh Balbriggan, Ex.S à Ladies\u2019 Und'w'r Natural \u2018Wool, and|Ex.0.8 Ladies\u2019 Und'w'r & large variety {pn Ex.0.5.Ladies\u2019 Und'w'T other qualities, | LIGGET & HAMILTON, 1883 & 1955 Notre Dame street, OLD STAND, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING! & Our Gentlemen's Furnishing Department stands second to none for quality, style, variety and prices.NECKWEAR.Extra large variety of Scarfs and Natural Bailor Knots, in Checks, Broken Cheeks and Funey Stripes, in all the latest designs and colorings.COLLARS, Always in stock a large assortment of Collars, in all newest styles.te CUFFS, Our Cuffs are all warranted 4Ply Linen, none but best brands kept.SOCKS.We have just received 50 dozen of Striped, Best Double Merino, Fine Guaze, Fancy Stripe Half Hose, full: regular price\u201445¢ pair, to be sola at - 25c.Pair.Whtte Dress Shirts.Regatta Shirts.SILK UNDERWEAR IN GREAT VARIETY.oO Ligget & Hamilton, 1883 & 1885 NOTRE DAME ST, OLD STAND.1264e0d J WEDDING + \u2014 AND \u2014 PA BIRTHDAY GIFTS! Brass Tables, Brass Parlor Lamps, Fire Screens, Gongs, Art Pottery, Upera Glasses, Fans, Dressing Cases.Sitver-plated Ware, best English and American designs; Table Ware, Cutiory Cabl- nets, Fruit and Fish Knives, æe.NEW GOODSI CHOICE PATTERNS! LOW PRICES! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.WATSON & PELTON 58 8t.Sulpi Bilge \"treet SPECIAL NOTICE! \u2014\u20140\u2014 Our stock of Parlor, Dining-room, Librar and Fine Chamber Suites most complete, and varying in price from 50 to 500 dollars.finished in the latest designs, and acknowledged by all the cheapest\u2014quality and styies considered\u2014in the city.The very large sales we have made this season in such goods is the best proof of our advantages of purchasing every article of our stock for net cash, thereby getting such large discounts as enables us tn mark our goods In plain flgures at and below what such gooda cost many in our line, our display of the very newest lines of Baby Carriages, Chariots and Perambulators, vary.rice from 9, 12, 14, 16, 18.20, 24, 28, 80, 5 and up to 68.75 and 85 dollars, the latier price being the very newest and latest design, with gilt lamps and coachman\u2019s seat, making one of the most suitable Birthday Presents for Bables by grandpas and grandmas, not to apeak of thelr cousins and their aunts, ang this best quality only io be found in the Dominion at OWEN McGARVEY & SON'S, Oldest, Largest and Cheapest Furniture Warerooms, Nos.1849, 1851 & 1853 NOTRE DAME STREkT, bou Cor, McGill Street.126teod3 G.A.porn.IMPORTER OF WALL PAPERS » PARLOR PAPERS LT PARLOR PAPERS PARLOR PAPERS .FARLOR PAPERS PARLOR PAPERS PARLOR PAPERS My stock of Parlor Wall Paper- was never ao complete.gr ar Embossed Parlor Paper.8ilk Parlor Paper.Gilt Parlor paper.Gilt Embossed Parlor Paper.Batin Gilt Paper Paper.Parlor Paper two Colored Brongea.Parlor Paper Hand-made Back G ewofarlor P p ack Ground in Orders taken for paper to be put up.10: A OLLAND, G.A.Hi 17568\u2014&=1760 NOTRE DAME STREET.126t3ecd \"THURSDAY MORNIN \u2018NEW STYLE Xt is not \u201cthe only\u201d BUT IT IS La 1 THE BEST FOOD, THE CHEAPEST FOOD, THE HEALTH GIVING FOOD.For young Infants, it will prove s safe substitute for moiber's milk for the Invalid or Dyspeptio, it is of great voue, Hundreds who have usec it recommend it ss THE MOST PALATABLE FOOD, THE MOST NUTRITIOUS FOOD, THE MOST DIGESTIVE FOOD.Food, It Is a Cooked Food: A Predigested Food: À Non-lrritating Food.Bend for circulars and pamphists giving testimony of Physicians and Mothers ,swhich will amply prove cvery statemont we make.THREE SIZES\u201425c,, 50c., $1.EASILY PREPARED, ts Wells & Richardson Co, Montreal.J ACHINE, DORVAL, VALOIS, &o, &o.Families residing at the above Burburban Resorts will please bear in mind that our wagygons deliver Groceries, & \u20ac.twice a AY Afters weok, every TUESDAY and F noon, UNONDA GA CANNED GOODS.Whole Koast Chicken in cans, Boned Chicken, Boned Turkey, £a.&o, Oneida Community Casned Goods and Fruits and Vogetables in Glgss.White Peaches in glass jars.amson Plums in glass jars.Amorican Wonder Peas in glass, hole Roast Chicken.Boned Turkey: Boned Chicken, &o., &e.FRASER, Vicks & O0, LIGHT GERMAN WINES.Ex White Cross Line 88.Corona.direct from ANTON JOBLAN, Coblenz on the Rhine and Moselle.Liebtraumileh, 8till Hock, Vintage 1874.Marcoorunser, Still Hock, Vintage 1874, Hocbheimer (Dom Dechaney), Vintage 1874 Rudesheim, Vintage 1876, Erbach, Vintage 1878, Rhenjsh, Vintage 1878, Nierstein, Vintage 1880, a.Al in Quarts and Pints.FRASER, VIGER & CO.LONGUEUIL AND ST.LAMBERT.Groceries deliverod across the river every NG, Orders must be our hand ihe previous Wednesday.FRABER.VIGER & CO.Just Recetved.Ex Alian Line Steamers, FRESH BUPPLIES OF SCHWEPPE'S ENGLISH SODA WATER In 10 dozen Casks.CANTRELL & COCHRANE'S ** Club\u201d Boda., ROSS\u2019 Royal Belfast Ginger Ale.CANTRELL & COCHRANE'S Bellast Ginger Ale.FRASER, VIGER & CO.BOTTLED MALT LIQUORS.The Finest Brewings and the Best Bottlings in the World.EDINBURGH ALE, Wm.Younger & Co.'s {The Monk Brand), .BA58' PALE ALE (Burke's Bottling).BURKE'S Light Sparkling Pale Ale, GUINNESS\u2019 Extra Foreign Stout (Burke's thing).PHILIP LES T'S Famous Milwaukee Lager.CLAUSEN'S New York Royal Lager, &o.&a.FRASER, VIGER & CO.CLARETS.CLARETS.SAUTERN ES.84 UTERNES.Now in store, 500 oases ali the varions grades of Nathaniel Johnston & s\u2019, Barton & Guestier's and Cruse & Fila Freres\u2019 FAMOUS CLARETS and SAUTERNES, \u201ccLUB» CLAREL \u201cCLUB\u201d CLARET Our bottling and brand of Johnston's Medue.Quarts, $5.50 dozen: Pints.- ozen.VIN ORDINAIRE.VIN ORDINAIRE, 83.00 per case.VIN OEKDINAIRE.VIN ORDINAIRE.88.25 per case.500 Cases now in store, ex Thomson Li 8S.DEACONA.ne ve ; FRASER, VIGER & CO.GROCERS & WINE MERCHANTS, Italian Warehouse 1961 199 St James Btreet, NEW CHANDELIER! | \u201839019 0340100 New Chandelier Patent Extension New Style Globes Large Burners.$5.50.$6.50.$7.50.$8.50.oO Coles Lamp Store 1792 Notre Dame Street en OUR $4.50 SELF-WINDING WATCH 18 A RELIABLE TIMEKEEPER.Our $20 Lady's Gold Watch has beautifully ding.and a engraved double case, bBtem-win good timepiece.Waltham Watches, with strong\u2019Solid Gold Cases, fuli size, from $35.: Our Gold Cases are made in Canada, thoreby saving 25 per cent.duty.R.HEMSLEY, 2011 Noire Dame Street, 2011.THE NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY.Annual Meeting Last Night \u2014 Elestion of Officers.The annual meeting of the Natural Hie- tory Sociely was held last avening, Sir Wm, Dawson in the chair.In his anoual address he referréd to the useful work done by the soctely during the past year, giving à short resumé of what had been carried out.He also thanked the Provincial Government for the aid given to the publication of the \u201c Record of Science,\u201d a useful exponent of Canadian scientific work.The society pro- 4 posed to begin its new year by an excursion to the Laurentian hills of St.Jerome next Saturday.Mr.Shearer reported Lihat pew members had been elected and the museum visited by 1762 persona.The flnanp- cial report showed the receipts and balance from last year to have been $2011.47 and expenditure $1904.95, assets were $24,665.04 and liabilities $5982.10.The election of officers was then proceeded with.The president, Sir Win.Dawson, and the vice-presi- dents, I.Bterry Hunt, LI.D, F.Lontid A.Smith, B.J.Harrington, B.A.Ph.D.J.H, K.Molaoo, J.H.Joseph, W.H.Hingston, M.D, D.C.L,, J.Baker Edwards, Po.D, D.C.1 Edward Murphy and Major L.A.H.Latour.M.À.were re-elected oy acclamation.The Following are the menf- hers of council: John S.Shearer, A.T.Drummond, WVm.T.Costigan, James Bem- tose, Rev.Robert Campbeil, Dr.T.Wesley Milis, J.T, Donald, M.A, Albert Holden and Samuel Finley.Honorary curator\u2014 Alfred H.Mason, ¥.C.S,, F.R.M.8 Honorary cor- respondtaæ secretary \u2014 D.P.Penhallow, B.Se.Honorary treasurer\u2014P.3.Ross.Honorary recordinx eecretary\u2014J.Stevenson rows.The meeting then adionrned, AT THE BAR.cran The Queen's.Uounty Election Discussoû\u2014 Beturcing Ofcer Dunn Before the House otf Coammons\u2014¥aon in the House.INPECIAL TO THE STAR) .Orrawa, May 31.\u2014There was mors fun and less work in the House of Commons yestérday afternoon than in any atternoon this session.First, Dr.Bargin called the attention of the Speaker to the fact that the name of the honorable member for Glen- gar , who voted with the Government on the disallowance question, had been omitted from the division list.The Conservative members oried coxpiain, explain,\u201d evident! to the great bewilderment of Mr.Purcell, Those beral friends tried to save him from y changing the eubject.For some Lime the Conservatives continued to clamor tor Glen- faye distinguished representative.But t was not until the subject had been well nigh forgotten that Mr, Purcell rose and sald: \u201cI went to remari that on Frida morning 1 voted for the disallowance.think the gentleman never gots hold of my name right.\u201d The Speaker then ordered that Mr.John R.Dunn appear at the bar of the House.The sergeant-at-arms disappeared for a moment and returned, followed by a very youthful looking and slightly built young gentleman.The \u201cbar\u201d was put up and * Baird's constituency,\u201d aa some of the Liberals persist in cailing him from bebind it, faced his accusers, r.Weldon, of 5t.Johan, ed that the following question be put to Mr.Dunn: * Were you the returning officer at the last election for the electoral district of the County of Queers, N.-B., and what was the name ot your clerk?\u201d The Speaker said: \u201cMr.Weldon moves, seconded by Mr.Burdette, that the following question be put to Mr.Dunn: \u2018Were you Lhe returning ofli- cer?ete.\u201d Then the Speaker asked Mr, Dunn: \"Were you the returning officer?\u201d etc, etc That gentleman might bave replied; \"Had I three ears, l\u2019d hour thee.\u201d What he did say was: \u2018Mr.Speaker: Being a layman, 1 would like to have counsel to ussist me ln protesting against these UNJUSTIFIABLE FROCEEDINGS taken againstime by the House.\u201d The Lib- erala were shocked, not at Mr.Dunn asking to be ted by counsel, but at his questioning the jurisdiction of the House.The Conservatives bore it better.Hon.Mr.Thompson moved that Mr, Dunn be allowed the ussistance of counsel to argue any Question of law that might arise.Mr.eldon wanted to question Mr.Duna firs and let him have the assistance ol counsel afterwards.Mr.Davies said the House had already determined the question of Jurisdiotion by bringing this man to the ar, and it was Inconsistent with ita dignity to hear the arguments of counsel upon a matter tbat it had already decided.The Preraier declared that it the House refused the request it would be the only, tribunal In Canada that woiild do so.The Third Party wanted \u2018to question this man, untutored by the minions of the Government.\u201d Mr.Milis tried to set up the theory tbat Mr.Dunn was not at the bar of the louse as an accused person, but as a witness, and denied the right of every witness to be hear the question of jurisdiction.3 pe leau said that he had heard it said that Hberality and Liberalism were not synon ym- ous, and warned the Liberals against proving the truth of that statement.As to Mr.Dunn not being accused, had honorable gentlemen opposits forgotten what they had been saying about the gentleman at the bar, for the last three weeks.And was he not now under restraint, He (Mr.Chapleau) expressed po opinion on Mr.Dunn's action now, but he would do so in due time, and perhaps hls Liberal friends would be astonished when they heard it.Mr.Edgar moved ap amendment that, after the questions submitted by the House have been answered to the satisfaction of the House, Mr.Dunn be authorized to emplo counsel to arguethe question of his responsibility for his conduct and to be heard by counsel.Sir John Macdonald characterized the amendment as worthy of the liberality of the Liberal party, and was proceeding to say that a more indecent and more Oppressive action was Lever attempted against a man, when he was calied to order.The Speaker ruled that the word \u2018*indecent\u201d ought not to be employed.Bir John replied \u201cI sybmlt, of course, to your ruling, but I say THE MOTION IS INDECENT.\u201d This novel submission to authority did not satisfy the Libeials, who joudly insisted upon the withdrawal of the expression, The Speaker sald that from the beginningnk the session he bad endeavoured to try an @ vent the use of expressions objectionable to the House, and thought it would be well for the right hon gentleman to help him in that direction.mir John then, with a good grace, withdrew the expression.Mr.Bur- otte, adopting the view of the mivisteriai- ists that the «} ease co Mes nterred in Mount Sato | 5 years.126 2 neral Hos her husband\u2019s neces May eat, Strong, pec Corner Beaver A Good Watch for the County, = Roliable Stem-winding fitted with a very strong flat glass, for Tho sfime in silver cases for $5.00.We show one of the largest and v varieds stocks of Watch Chains in the city.10e to $20.We repair everything in the shape or 0 Clocks.ewellery.and our prices are amongst the most moderate say HENR 137 St.3%.Bots street.JEWELLERY CH CHEAP SALE Several great bargains | in Watches.Chains, Rings, Jewelary, ¢ MIN 2 offered at the CN profession and el vies } The Baus J sation in the Swany vi the ndroittel best THE WESSELL NICKEL & GROSS ACTION, Also arriving, several car loads of fine Canadian Planos.ell Orzaus Uxbriduo Or- r Machin Oid ro and Organs exchang good value allowed.rane\u2019 où.snd See our goods before buying elsewhere.WILLIS & CO.1824 NOTRE DAME ST, Near McGill Street, MOST PERFECT MADE | with strict regard to Purity, Stren Healthfuineas.Dr.Price's ie is the ont: y Powder that contains no Am um.Dr.Price's Extracts, Vasile Lemon, éto, RICE BAKING POWDER CO.Chic o and St.Louis.WANTED.CIGAR MAKERS, Young Men and Girls, TO LEARN THE TRADE.Avpiyto J.M.Fortier, 145 ST.MAURICE ST.WANTED.An Experienced Manager for a Summer M°615B0N & MOLENNAN.BARRISTERS, ADVOCATES, &c., STANDARD BUILDING, 157 ST.JAMES ST, R.D.MCGIBBON.} Banc MCLENNAN.x DHAIN PIFES! A Large Stock of all sizes, W.McNally & Co., No.28 to 50 McGIEL, cor.Wellington Apply, with references, stating salary.&ec.\u201cMANAGER SUMMER HOTEL,\u201d JPATTERN MAKERS Wanted, 2 quirea, 10d.J.Joues, Slater, Nt efbotine, Qu J ANTED-IMMEDIATELY, A STRONG man as litho.stone aye Canada Hauk Note Co, GENERAL BAZAAR.From the 260 de che 1408 Fume ony.ER otter an \u2018 0 n np stor, Sa ve Paie be ore, a 2X preson 0 end Organe be disposed ot obras nos EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES to cash or short time purchasgre spoolalis.NEW DES PE SEE OP E EEE PES GRAND.UPRIGHT SOUARE ee PARSE NEW ee DOM NON and a large numb ments of thor mo reo! of second hand Instru- REMEMBER that every Instrument has to be sold before\u2019 commencing repairs, and t extensive bona fide Sale ra this is the.most Ever bas Taken Place in Moatromu \u2014_\u2014\u2014 A Lex Your Visit tfoliy soùi opt our Visit respectfully solici : atiention pald to orders dors by a ast rede Prompt pr Notre Dame, Mon, 126x1 | 4 _ THE SEASON.THE SEASON Horse-riding.Cr BR rit i Tweeds for Roys\u2019 \u2018Suits, White and Cream Madras Cur- White and Cream Madras ANTED STRUNG MESSAGE BOY.tains.$3 worth $3.\u201cCanada a Hank Note Co.ce.Limited.ANTED\u2014A BUGLE INSTRUCTOR.Apply at the Victoria Rifles orderly room, corner of Larches ter and University sects p: slo Thread Yo ° 5: wing Machine, Gar: Singer Machine, $7.50; Gents Halt Hose, 10e.per pair up, Ladies\u2019 House Stockings, 10¢ per THE SEASON \"Poe J! THE SE ASON for Bowing.| ; RGE H.ROWELL, 1605 Notre Dame Street.{1st Flat, red door.) N.B.\u2014Having purchased the sample Evening Shawls of one of the best manufacturers in Farope.and selling at a slight advance.Come early for bargains.1z4x ANTENA I! YOUTH FOR AN OFFICE.ANTED- IMMEDIATELY, FOR 2 IN FAMILY, A general servant.Apply 785 bherbrooke s t NTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO DO LG IL.IGHT HOUSE.ANTED COMPETENT, GRANITE CU or Montreal Marble & Granite Worl Look! Look! Great Sacrifice in Oranges and Lemons.Granges from $1.00 to 43.00 per box.LEMONS, 81.00 to $2.00 ver box.NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR SUPPLY, AT PETER MARTIN \u20ac CO.#, 183 & 137 McGill street, Montreal.WANTED\u2014A FIRST-CLASS UrHOLSTERER BY 8.Leach, Hidewon, N, H.128 \"TE and help \u2018ett En Re yor Apply 100 Bisuey ANTED\u2014A YOUNG GIRL liant housework and mind andes at An- AST END BOILDING LOTS AND NTEP\u2014A GOOD GENERAL 80 _Vletoria at, bet ween 4 and 4.ANTED-\u2014NURSE TU GO TO OTTAWA, F children over 3 years of age.Apply to 372 eur st.Notice of sale of this Partherais street property will appear in a Jay 0 - {THE SE ASO 7 for Drilling.THE SEASON for Picnfes.THE SEASON tor Serdonine- THE SEASON Rae to co» | HE SEASON GE to in a day or two.Real Estate Auctioneer, dax Sey amas street.SI.ANNE DE BELLEVUE FOR SALE Handsome New Cottage.VERY EASY TERMS.NYED- A SMART Jouxa MAN OR GIRL, AS Ve expe Apply 9.are WANED 08 GENERAL SERVANT.AFPLY 4872 Jrorchester 8 ANTED\u2014A a A AGENT.HE.BE ANTE mee à GIRLS, oT à PEAR BOT urochar ah 1 FOR THE i vey Buildings._ fans al ng b= IN DESIRABLE J.Cradock Simpson, 181 St James street exon aod ps 12 ut WELL Recon: ur ANTED\u2014TWO OR TH oh GOOD POLISHERS AT Tench P ef i on Hiniake.Sia Ie.199 Hoa fication YOUNG WOMAN.WHO CAN king and general housework.Anny Je = NTED\u2014A SMART SOouUNG mald.Apply st $88 Mountal GOOD GENERAL SERVANT, ro GO country for a month.Good \u2014A GODD BRICKLAYER.> AT lam and McCord, Montreal, ot rio TWO FIRST CLASS WAITERS, CHANCE FOR GYMNASTIC ers, a nice completed trapese and ortane, ail on zoo) order.ANTED\u2014A BOOT AND han a good connection in to CATry eAUpies Où COUMIISEIUN, A poly Jo Ww GAA HOE TETRA, WHO the tern ANTED\u2014-A FEW GOOD PAIS TERS.= H.Bartholomew, 88 st.Geurge st.9 AN TFDCA VOHAN on ACCUSTOMED TO oF OR SALE\u2014FINE BLOOD aie LE M ARE, CHEST.gentle.May be seen nls haw's stablee.SBESTOS; WANTED TO cr for cash, or sell on commission; ; well 0 all good bayers In England.Addr DICK, à Trinity st Canaing towu, London E., EEE \u2014 SECOND HAND TOP Dagar or Ee cart.ANTED\u2014A WORKING HOUSE KEEPER, FOR 2 em untry, best red Apply in evening at 85 l\u2019urocher si ANTED\u2014A BOOKKEEPER von A RET a a45R man urnetarins business, only oo te eating reisuneration and retrace, Office.ANTED-A SMART BOY,ALSO ANTE! \"PAPER RANGING, 0 LET-AT Vi COTTAGES NEAR a, decor nd ratio An erat i.K.& atation, fronting river, 12 miles from ghireal, jonic mineral rater id.ply 0 LET \u2014 FURNISHED HOUSE IN west end, for summer months.Rent A SITUATION BY A Sous s LADY AS ealeeorian i in a store, has had e par wi MAN 40 AE, ot, Por fo a Soronoss.as Manchren , ot of Foferences OT-ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON.A en fo ve wil be suitably rewarded by [ure J'ASTENSITU Tio IN A WHOLESALE er rehonse by a joune man man (2 D5 Byera\u2019 expe OST \u2014ON FRIDAY LAST, ward at Dufferin Stables, 631 Lorcheste: A PURSEON FITHER njon avenue, Cutheart, v Cntvorsity or St 1264 A BUGUGY LAMY, RE- ford character and references, d, I an THY A POOR WOMAN, Observer office, Bradford, kn ANTED-\u2014 fs esa in a sitantion as Indy 7 EA of 0 a family yoing to tho seaside.wv A, LANT, oy oF 5 5 vil lbes suitably awarded TANTED\u2014BY A 43 Poa E dine PE 11 8 \u2019 \"à ST MAY 28th, A SMALL BROWN rT Finder will please return to 183 Church avenue, Cote St, raul, and receive rewir 126 1 OT to it SHEQUE ON BANK NATIO ale, 9st.John st,, for rewa BUN F KUYS N ost Caneel Fi of Finder wi Le REN 3 \u201cAddress, M, Box 1856, P.0 OOMS\u2014NICKLY FURNISHED Ei to 93 Mausfie ver DEES STE] rxsiaurp.\u2014BETWEÉEN ST.LANRENTE 8T.AND AT.Loft N 7 a ala ie ne ift off à watch shain.page os.TO LET.nT AXD BACK PARLOR, Lufurnished.also front room furmshed.239 Blea ar nes NOON, ox BLEURY ST, A SATCHEL, or Ca obtain same by proviug property, fran OuMs- Sox, FORTABLY RAY ond HOT A.Michael 258 St.James 1x ré above = 200 TO $300 FOR TOUR monta.Liberal interest and good security.Address \u201c8S.3247,\" STAR office, 2 ANTED\u2014PUFPILS BY French and mans or sithatio! coin- any good siuation.Taare CONIC RNISHED, DONT BY ROOM, OMCFRONT ROOM TO.LET.24 no or ne, ito LET, TWO FIRST- class FURY Fe A NTE U-TO HIRE, FORY OR 8 ih do NEXT Sunda i horse aoû buggy, goous-T0 HL CBOICE- GET FRE toi t WE LL \"FURNISHED Suitable for lighs housekes LP 37 Michmond 44 a HRY LARGE F OST KOOM ox lat] FLOOR, Meo Joor.periect rar Forts moderate.7, OME-TO LET, 2 NICELY FURNISHED nos FPOOMS\u2014WELL FURNISUED hot And cold water, 2nd door oMs = = FonsisueD or CRPURRIAARY, Yt OF) Andsor Houi.ony OL ET, WELL Ll FURNISHED Joon su able for married Soule or | or 3 gen with ase of Klien aba bath 148 Sh Urbain 1 room à dollars month.VONS-OLE DOUBLE AND ONE SING IY ROOM ant.568 University, next the Queen's Tablas 1 Ro TO LET, AT 224 BLEU i ooh LARGE WELL FURNIS] alao sing le room unfurnish at.ac hom Sore heRter.FLÉASANT Fe Ms à wii Éehe Terms very moder; ra te.22 Lorne Evene HT Ter Lt I.PNFURNISHED, QUIET Fagur nutes\u201d alk bot Meter Se RE \u201con Tw GENTLENTS DES fell 220 wifi find gooû room and D LAR oe i pi {ras TT for\u2019 fn, vi ro: i, 20% aioe pans firnishod droe Dom.Simin 0 Office, private family.Addis.Ta FURNISHED, IM PRIVATE AE } res |THE SEASON, fut Sr rem: cheb cas on ï ns therefore, THE SEASON radis an aies ation from ave housskooper \u2018ak or worth og witho rs STRA oli 3 \u2018GIL EDGE\u2019 80AP nr THE SEASO eupoiy of ver Baies afti ola.126x1 | INSOLVENT NOTICE Will be sold by auction ction + H a ™ Jane 3rd next, at two p, ia ding 5 vue Huntingdon Advocate, in country press, engine, Including.complete aor Ts a ace pevsbeper and job office.3 Huntingdon, May Soin, 1 1681, = s.aren, 128 8 Joint Curator.\u201c OVER MANTEL roc\u201d The Subscribers are instructed by ane lish Manufacturer to sell by auction, host spy Serve.at ihe store lately 7 ootupled » Adam No.208 ut.James street, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June $ap.-n consignment of, FORTY-FIVE MIRRORS Ann OVER MANTEL PIECES, 1 tito] Now Dasiene; ed goth li sn linglish style \u2018 attract attention, as no s ser ever been offered \u2018auction fore.tang: should be appreciated the public.On view Thursday.\u2019 Bale at TWO o'clock., M.HIOKS & CO, ; 126 8 Auctioneers, rome J ABCGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE NEW AND SECOND SAND FOURNITURE.Carpets, Gataliors nnd General House farnfshings, to be held at the subscribers\u201d room, à and 1828 Notre Dame street, |.i THURSDAY AFTERNOON, dune nd.Bale at Two o'clock.- M., HICKS & 00 1262 ALE | 8% SILVER W.TCHES, other first-class rhakers Chains, de.Also adarge © quant d Furniture, it 322 Bt.James street, Ne 80 8 1261 UE \u2018Auctioneer, ARGE SALE F BEDDING AND BORDER PLANTS, From the 0 Conservatories of of J MES DAY.at THURSDAY MORNING Norn the 2nd June, at 19 o'clock.Large variety of ni- ums, fh ins, de ju our or immediate p 1962 nd .on TIN MONTREAL a5 Dass STAR, printed a the corner Fun Pre Crea rertns resident én Fokialiog toes "]