The Montreal daily star, 26 janvier 1881, mercredi 26 janvier 1881

[" Sei pod oT Had not signed the jury rolls.L the note.The Powers are © \u201cwill be \u201d VOL XII, NO.21.Morning Telegrams.\u2014\u2014\u2014 - Sparks from the Telegraph.Cold weather has again set in in England.The Clyde strike has Leen settled in favor of men.The Basutos are in need of food and are tired of ing.os me that the Quebec Legislature will assemble in March.\u2026 -_ Hanlan did not practise yesterday.did good work st Shorcham.A treaty will shortly be signed between the Chilian and Argentine Republics.Prominent Bonapertists in France are giving in their adhesion to the Republic.A meeting of the Dominion Alliance will be held in Ottawa on the 9th February.Great anxiety is felt iu St Peterburg concerning General Skobélof\u2019s forces at Grok Tepe, Captain Giguere, of Quebec, has contracted to raise the ship \u201cBoyne,\u201d ashore at Cape Charles.Laycock John Res, the Fenian-Orangeman, ane of O'Connell's fellow-traversers ju the 1848 State trials, is dead.The ice in Toronto Bay is thirty-one inches thick, an almost unparalleled thing in the history of the city.The troop ship * Euphrates,\u201d with reinforce- .ments to the uumber of 1,300 on board, has reached Durban.During the recent storm, three Danish rT boats were lost, together with the mails fr Copenhagen.LL °° Cana lljes asks permission to proceer to the jan border and demand of the authorities the surrender of Sitting Bull.The Toronto Street Car Company insist on running on wheels, because they have no sleighs, having sold them all to Montreal.Entries for the International Woo! Exhibition, to be held at the Crystal Palace, London, can be made until the 1st of April.An anti-syndicate meeting was held at La- chute, Que, on the 25th, and resolutions con- damning the Government terms passed.Troops have been ordered from Portsmouth to Weedan to protect the Government stores, owing to information reccived by the authori.tes.In a riot between miners and police, on the.j Clydesby, near 5th inst], at Skelmersdale and Bolton, one man was killed and many severely 0) .\"Eight thousand rounds of centre fire and other cartridges were found secreted under a building at Toledo, Ohio, on the 25th, supposed to belong to the Fenians.- It is stated that the Powers have agreed to request Germany to exercise her influence at -Constantinople to prevent a rupture between \"Greece and Turkey.The proprictors of the Paris Marscillaise has been fined 1,000 francs in contumaciam, and the manager 2,000 francs and one year's imprisonment for eulogizing regicide.\u2018In the case of Isane M.Knllock, charged with shooting aud killing Chas.DeYoung, editor of the Chronicle, ut Ban Franciseo, counsel for accused has moved to quash the entire panel of j drawn for the trial, because the Judges IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.LoNpoN, January 26.\u2014The House of Com- mons is still sittin, , sud a very disorderly debate 5 podgress on Mr.Gladstone's potion.: ie extreme 6É 4lie: Läbesals; inclod- ing -MriJeles Colline, MF Jomph Cowe Mr Burt, Mr La 0d; perhiyy Sir Wild \u201c> Léwaon, will offer the Coercive Bill their un- compromi opposition \u2018in all its stages, Mr Tabouchere as pledged himself to this, Mr Gollins-writes a letter showing the tenor of his reasons.He regrets that the Government gave precedence to coercion.Had they proposed a \u2018real measure of land reform before, or even concurrently with coercion, the Irish difficulty, he thinks, would have been speedily settled.The ing of the Coercion Bill will be the signal or the evictions to Er and further outrages, reprisals and bloodshed, or «ven civil war.He says efforts will be made to prevent just evictions by proposing a clause in the Bill.Until this is done he says the Ministers are legislating in the intPrests of the landlords and are straining the loyalty of their followers to , the breaking point.They are entering on a + policy which must end in disaster, > Co THE EAST.eat Re Attitude Military Preparations.LONDON, January 25.\u2014A despatch from Vienna to the Times says : Italy has Topos to the Powers that Greece be adimitted to the new conference on the Greek question at Con- ~ gtantinople.The correspondent of the Times at Paris RAYS .the conference at Constantinople will meet in a week, as the Powers had agreed not to entertain the idea of a conferrner unless Turkey previously withdrew the Porte's note of the 3rd \" of October, which proposed a frontier line run- _Aing north of Volo and south of Larissa, Met.zovo and Janina, and terminating at the mouth of the river Arts.Turkey has now withdrawn considering the following conditions, relating to the approaching co here :-Secrecy of the deli erations, the exclusion from the conference of the Greek re ntative, the Porte to be called upon to indicate the frontier it would adopt to assure the transfer.Qreeco is to be informed that \"s Admission of Albania \u2014 4 - Europe will no longer be bound toward her if ; she declin the decisions of the conference.espatch to the Times gays it is he.apparent that the final compromise that Turkey keops Janina and Metzovo, while Greece will gain Larissa with a strategic frontier.Lonpox, January 26.\u2014A Berlin despatch Bays Greece suspects the sincerity of the conference, and Germany has been asked to in.terfeze in her behalf, -& Vienna despatch sa t attention has been attracted there by The Tate report from Albanis.Accounts coincide in showing that the feeling of nationality and inclination for sutomomy are daily on the increase amongst the Albanians.These facts aro likely to lead before to consequences of a most serious nature.e separation of the Albanians would practically reduce Turkey's dominion in Earope almest to mil.It is stated the authorities and officials representing the Sultan in the interior of Albania have : been forced by the inhabitants to retreat from tbe country.Ali Bey, who wns recently pro- ® claimed General and Prince of Albanin, \u2018has pinity ESS under his command in the .e Albanian League has the live between Skoplaje and Mi.T1 6 Totified the Turkish will not allow transport of woldiers or any munitions of war in view of the in of Sets The Government of Austro- steps with all due despatch to defeat its own interests and to secure es able relations with the Albanian League.: - À Vienna correspondent, in Teferring to the question says anything but satisfactory ascounts continue to be received here from tha Het.ti of preparations being com- \u2018 on both sides reach hero daily, while matter pending diplomatic pour-par.now'stand in the background.It ia stated troops hitherto quartered at Negropont Dave been transferred to the camp of Luna, and That the gi Athens was to proceed to the fremtier to-day.A Turkish man-of-war has started for New York to fetch arms and am.munikion that have been ordered by the Min- Jy of Warr A Paris coming gecupéed authorities that they morning, DOMINION PARLIAMENT.Fourth Parliament\u2014Third Session.THE SENATE.OTTAWA, January 25.\u2014Hou.Dr.Brouse moved for copies of all resolutions from medical conventions, asking for health legislation.He advocates the establishment of à central bureau of health and vital statistics.Hou.Dr.Paquet, in French, seconded the motion, and thought that à Minister of Public Health was as necessary as a President of the Privy Counci Hon.Dr.Almon, in supporting the motion, called attention to tho bud sanitary arrangements on Pullman cars.Sir Alexander Campbell expressed doubt as to the jurisdiction of the Dominion Parliament to enact such laws, or deal with sanitary matters.He would, however, bring the subject before the Government.Motion agreed to.Hon Dr Hrouse moved for à copy of the report of the Sanitary Committee appointed by the House of Commons in 1876, also for a copy Of the report of a similar committee appointed Upon vital statistics and public health in 1877.Motion agreed to.Sir Alexander Campbell introduced a bill respecting the naturalization of aliens.HOUSE OF COMMONS.OTTAWA, Junuary 25.\u2014Mr.Drew moved that the petition of the Montreal, Port.& Boston Railway Company, prayi or ers to construct certain bran Tinea be referred back to the select committee on standing orders.\u2014Car- ried.Mr.Gault introduced a bill to amend the Act incorporating the Canada Guarantee Com- y.Pi.Drew moved ta extend the time for the reception of private bills to the 15th of February next.Hon.Mr.Blake pointed out that the time had already expired, and could not be extended Sir John Macdonald said the time could be reopened on giving due notice.It was understood that notice to this effect should be given.Before the orders of the day were called, Sir John eaid he was exceedingly anxious that a vote should be taken on the amendment, and he desiñed to ask his hon.friend from West Durhain whether he coyld settle on a time for taking the vote.Hon.Mr.Blake said he quite agreed with the hon.gentleman that it was expedient that the debate should be terminated as soon as possible.Hon.gentlemen on the O position \"side who désired speak would occapr about four and a half hours, and if the hon.gentlemen would for alternate speeches, hey might get through at the present sitting with the discussion upon the general question, and arrive at a vote upon the amendment.There were, however, certain other amendments to be proposed, but their desire was that the discussion should be short, and confined to the subject affected by the amendments.Sir John said he hoped, after this expression of opinion across the floor, hon.gentlemen on both sides would endeavor to conform to this arrangement of alternate discussion, so that they could reach the vote by to-morrow morn.he debate was then continued by Messrs.Houde, Robertson (Shelburne), Rykert, Cus in, Wade, Glen, White (Ranfrew), Rymal, Fosse, Weldon, Domville, McCarthy and others.THE IRISH TROUBLES.Triale\u2014The J The State Disagree and £5 STR Fanci Tareas DUBLIN, January 26.\u2014Judge Fitzgerald's summing up was specially severe on the violence Land Longues IF the ord paid Agente of the Lan .e j e said, foun the not made out it would be their hand, they fouiid the changes brought home to one of the Traversers, sll according to law were usally guilty in connection with this point.He told the jury it was for the court to lay down the law, which if wrong could be amended elsewhere.Mr.MacDonogh contended that the J udge should not have mentioned this power of appeal to the jury.Mr.Justice Barry concurred with Judge Fitzgerald, and pointed out to Mr.MucDonogh that he could move fora new trial or proceed by writ of error.Mr.Parnell remained in Court all day, and was loudly cheered going to and returning from luncheon.The jury did not return into Court until sent for by the Judges at five n'elock.The foreman then said they had not agreed, nor were they likely to agree, The jury were discharged at 7.45 o'clock, they rould agree.The jurors hud previously stated they were ten to two, but the Judge sand he could only receive an unanimous verdict tireat excitement prevailed, and was heightenet when the Judge said that, after the exhibition of to-day in Court, he could not expect there would be a free and unanimous verdict, Im- inense crowds were cheering outside the Court House.; As soon ns the result of the State trial was known in Dungarvan, the town was brilliantly iluminated and bands paraded.The Travers.ers names were cheered.The surrounding hills were ablaze for twenty miles.A mob of 400 persous groaned and hissed before the house of one of the jurors supposed to have favored conviction.A torchlight procession, with bands, awaited the return of Mr.l'arnell from the Court.He left for London shortly after the conclusion of the trial.GALWAY, Jan, 25.\u2014The men arrested on suspicion of taking part in the murder of Lord Lountmorres were discharged.The witnesses gave evidence reluctantly.Three Barouies in Roscommon County have been declared in a state of distarbance, The Land League has received a post-card threatening that Parnell will be shot if he is acquitted.NDON, Jan.26.\u2014The press this moming aro-not surprised at the action of the Irish jury in the case of the traversers.The Times savs the result is hailed as an indication to establish license.\u2014 THE BIDDULPH TRAGEDY.Trial ef James Carrell.LovpoN, Jan.25.\u2014After recess yesterday, the first witness examined was Théresa Whelan, who corroborated both her father and mother as to the statements made at their house by the boy O'Connor, and of his identification of Carroll as one of the party of murderers.Several other witnesses were examined, among them one Feeheley, who spoke of a conversation he had had with Carroll, who told him that the authors of the crimes in the township must be made to stop their ronduc&p meaning the Donnellys, for whom he at the time hud 8 warrant.Thos.Keefe stated that he was on the road the night before the murder, and raw a man coming along on horseback ; when he came up he ized him as Patrick Ryder, who held in one hand, partly concealed by his coat, a gun.he Court adjourned till 9.80 to-morrqw when it is probable young O'Connor will be sworn.ONTARIO LEGISLATURE.ToroxTo, Jan.25.\u2014Hon.Mr.Mowat moved the second reading of the Judicature Bill, and explained that the ineasure was to remove the anomaly of having two systems of practice and two systems of pleading.The bill was read the second time.Mr.Young moved for return of co ence not hit Governments the Province settlement of rrespond.- erto brought down between the of the Dominion and Ontario or accounts of the late Province of Canada, duty to scquit the Traversers ; if, on the other \u2018 the foreman stating it was utterly impossible \u2018 of Quebec in relation to the final | Han.Mr.Wéod pointed out that the settle- meut could not have been ible until after the dato of the Privy Counci decision, and for the delay since, the Government of Ontario were not responsible, and it would not be in the interests of the public to bring down the correspondence of the past six months.Motion withdrawn.Mr.Harcourt moved for a return ir re colle- gate institutes of Ontario, which, after some iscussion, was carried, und the Huse adjourned.ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS.mn \u2018nion and Re- Canadn ions Tract soctegr The joint anniversary of these two bodies was held last evening in the St.James street Methodist Church, Dr.Dawson, Principal of McGill University, occupying the chair.On the platform were seated the Revs.J.A.Dixon, Geo.Forsey, Dr.Stevenson, G.H.Wells, A.B.Cruchety §, H, Munro, J.MeKillican, and the Hon.Jus.Ferrier, and Messrs.Geo.Hague and À A.Mathewson.The meeting opened with devotional exercises, the Rev.AH.Muuro offering prayer.The Chairman said that the reason for holding the meetings of those two Societies together, was that they resembled one another in their organization and work.Both had a great deal to do with the young.The work of the Sun.day-school Union was to establish Sunday schools in remote parts, the Tract Society being intended to ciroulate interesting and instructive literature amongst those who are not possessed of libraries.The Rev.G.H.Wells, Corresponding Secretary of the Canada Sunday School Union, presented the forty-fourth annual report of that body, in which it was stated that the Society, instead of prospering, has shrunk.So limited were the funds at the disposal of the Union that they were only able to support one agent.According to the Treasurer's statements, the receipts of the year were $6,395, and the disbursements 86,182, leaving a balance on hand of 8213.The report was adopted.The Rev Dr Stevenson said that he thought there was nothing so noble as the work of cultivating the mind of youth.He thought that you catch a man at the right time when you catch him young.Sunday schools are essential to our growing civilization, and he was glad to sec the Sunday School Union on the same platform ag the Tract Society.He looked upon himself as a relation of the Tract Society, as a son-in-law, in fact; he having married a daughter of the Secretary of the lady.Rev.Mr.McKillican spoke of the good word done by : which has cone under his special notice.new to-day often churches where eighteen years age there had been none, all of which had grown out of Sunday Schools.Short addresses we.also delivered by Mr.J.A.Mathewson and the Rev.Messrs, Forsey, Dixon and Cruchet.The meeting closed with the benediction, pronounced by the Rev.Dr.Stevenson.: Amusements.ACADEMY OF Mvsic.\u2014 The andience which faced Wilhelmj, Fritch and Sternberg last evening at their last appearancein this city, at least for the present, was not a large but a very select and fashionable one.he building was little more than \u2018half-Gilled, yet the -priced seats were most of.them taken up, while the ies were co ively wnoecupiod, showing the difference in a iation of refined cal music the t clases of e programe at evenin was diferent Bose those pi ing it, the compositions rendered were those of filly as great mestems, It is now Rog six months since, the fessh of Ole Ball, and it is wally con that that event left Wilhelng) the first.violinist in the world.Many go farther, and accord the latter à place even above thht occupied by his celebrated countryman, yet it is quite certain that though equal in mechanical action, and perhaps superior in his rendering of grand, dignified, majestic compositions, he has not the sympathy, the humanity, the versatility of genius which so characterized the playing of Ole Bull, and he will never be so popular among the masses.lu person tall, stalwart, commanding, blue-eyed, and dark vhestnut-haired, he is almost an ideal son of the old Norsemen.His carriage is military, his gravity and indifference complete, his expression never changes in the slightest degree, and one could imagine his head as carved in stone except for its motion ou the shoulders and an occasional movement of the eyes.His action in playing is perfect ; the full-drawn how, the supple turning and bending of the wrist, the necessary accompanying -motious of the elbow and shoulder, the grand sweep of the whole arm, the movement of the left shoulder and instrument to meet it, the majestic swaying of the body, the grace, the ease, the power, the softness, the absence of unnecessary movements, arv ull there and in their perfection.All these qualities, personal and professional, make the man\u2019s performance what it js grand, majestic, polished, classical, yet one cannot help fancving that though his execution would be perfect, he would te very much out of his clement in light and even pathetic compositions.He is evidently that among violinists which a great tragedian is among actors.Take him altogether, however, he has probably no living compeer, and the mantle of Ole Bull has fallen on worthy though not exactly fitting shoulders.The demeanor of Miss Fritch is nearly opposite that of Wi].helmj, outside of what one would expeet from the difference in sex.She possesses attractive features and wears on the stage a changing, winning, almost coquettish smile.Her voice is of great sweetness, compass; flexibility, and under complete control.Her rendering of * Calling the Kine,\u201d in response to an encore, and \u2018\u201c Sweotheart \u201d\u2019 could certainly not be excelleil.Sternberg is unaffected and self-possessed in his manner, and is evidently a great pianist.The managers of the Academy should certainly have been rewarded for bringing such eminent talent to our city by fuller houses.Our Charities.IxpusTRIAL RoOMS.-Numbor of women employed for week ending January 21st, 90 ; amount paid $00.49.MoxTrEAL GENFRsl HOSPITAL.-Number of ationts rolievel, B ¢ week ending 24th instant : ut-door, 491 ; indoor, average daily, 154.Acknowledgments : Employes of Gault Bros.& Co., $140; J.K.Ward, $25; James Wright, $5; Rev.Canon Anderson, $10.Boarp or Our-Doon Reumer.\u2014-Number of families relieved during week ending January 22d, 222; quarter cords of firewood given, 70, Acknowledgments; J.K.Ward, $25; Rev.Canon Anderson, 810; Mrs.Durnford, $5; Mr.H.Ramsay, $6 worth of clothing bought at the Industrial Rooms.: PROTESTANT HotsEk or Inpustry axD Rervar.\u2014- Statement for weck ending January 22nd: Permanent inmates, 77; same woek last year, 72 ; temporary inmates, 38 ; same week last year, 58; night lodgings given'in night refuge, 584 ; same week last year, 411; quarts of soup and extra meals distributed, 2,106 ; same week last year, 2,386.IrisR Protrstant BENEVOLEXT Socrsrr.\u2014Mr Arnton, the President, acknowledges the following further subseriptiqns towards the relief of the oor during tho winter : Previously acknowl 4 507: W Clondinneng, $25; J Eveloigh, 20; John Elliott, 10; R P Howard, M.D., 10; J & T Bell, 19; Hy Dunne, 5; John Murphy & Co, 5; Mathewson & Patton, 5; Jno Reddy, M.D.5; G Bishop&Co, 5; J Heney, 5; cash,J A M, 3; Robert Miller, 3; Thos Craig, 5 ; John H Jones, 5 i John Henderson, 5; JJ Dugdale, M.D., 5; T Jordan, 5; Robt Linton, 55 Jas Lord, 5: J N Hickey,5; GeoWCraig,2; GeoWilson, 2; Miss Fitzgerald i; Thos Coaten&Oo, 3; éash, H 8 & O, 1; cash, J T, 2; J P Brady, WEShaw, LMS Foley, 2; J Ligget, 2; T WBoyd, Y; RW Cowan, 1; w A Merry, 2; cash, SWB, 1; Thos Lamb, 2; total, $688.oee who have kindly promised to supplement this list would greatly oblige by sending to Mr Arnton their rosin : MONTREAL, WE + born.BURNS.: The anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns was probably more honored last night than it ever was in Montreal.It was thought that the two entertainments held would interfere With one another, but it was not the case, both buildings being crowded, Deputations were sent from either meeting to greet their brethren who were gathered within a hundred yards of each other, in celebration of the sune event.THISTLE BENEFIT AND SOCIAL SOCIETY CONCEKT.At Nordheimer's Hall \u2018there was a large su- dience.On the platform were MrJ N Green- shields, President Thistle Society, who occupied the chair; Ald Mooney, Vice-President Irish Protestant Benévolent Society; Mr F B MeNamee, President St Patrick's Society ; Mr James Stewart, President St Andrew's Society ; R MeKcown, Lyon Silverman, James Wright, A MeKenzie, E B Busteed, Capts J C MeCorkell, Caverhill and Lieuts Hood and Strathy in uniform.The programme commenced with the opening remarks of the President.Concluding, he thought the Society deserved credit for Gringing to Montreal the Queen of Scottish song, Miss Jeanie Thorburn, of New York.Her first song w:8\u2018 There was a lad was born in Kyle,\" followed by * The Laird O' Cockpen\u201d\" and \u201c Jenny's Bawbee;\" both well sung, but Miss Thorbura was more leasing in the character songs, which evidently are her forte.\u201cThe Caller O'u\u201d and * Caller Herrin\u2019,\u201d sung in the character of a New Haven fish wife, fairly brought down the house.She rntered with a creel on her back from which he handed genuine herrings unlike the vocalist who once gave one of the songs in character and innocently produced a huge sucker and a cat-fish.amid roars from the audiencé.\u2018Last May a Braw Wooer* was also sung, \"and she was cacored in almost every song.Miss McGarry read a scene from\u201c The Man of the World,\u201d and by special request \u2018The Legend of the Thistle.\u201d As an elocutionist she is well known in Montreal and it is to commend the part she took last night.Mr.J.R.Bain sung * O a\u2019 the airts the win\u2019 ean blaw,\u201d and \u2018\u201c The land O\u2019 the leal.\" Mr.Chas.Rejchling gave number of Scottish airs on the violin ac.co nied by Mr.Herbert Paton on the pianoforte.The latfer sang \u201cYe Clouds that Course,\u201d with violin obligato, and he also WRompanied the different singers on the pianoforte in a very creditable manne.Mr.D.Robinson sang a number of songs in character, among others * The Signs of the Times,\u201d into which he introduced some local hits, One was \u201c K is for our kindred societies, And if they did right, They'd bring along their = And come down here Tomar And angther : \u2018 G is .Greenshields, Our \u2018*rthy President : Who has given many a poor devil, Six months\u2019 imprisonment.Messrs.McLennan, MeNeil, and Armour danced the Lorne Reel in full Highland costume and afterwards the same ger.demen performed the Reel O'Tulloch with Mis Fraser.Mr C P Davidson, Q C, was to have defŸered an address on \u2018\u2018 The Memory of Burns,\u201d but owin, to indisposition was not present, and Capt J ¢ McCorkell of the Fi%h (Royal Scots) Fusiliers made a few rem in his stesd.\u201cAuld Lang Syne\u201d and « ve the Quien\u201d prought the programme to an end, apd then many Lou \u2018Adjoürned'to tlie adjoining - tall ; Sn a iid in anti asoraing.TE D c as ; BANQUET OF THE CALEDONIAN SOCIETY.on the occasion of the | commemoration of the annive of Burns.The room was ificently decorated, and enlivened wit* quotations from Burns.The chair was occupied by Mr Wm An the President of the Society, su pported by Col Smith, Consul-Generkl of the United States ; Principal Graham, of Richmond ; Mr George Macrae, 1st Vice-President of the! Stan w's Society ; Mr Thos Robin, Past President of thé Caledonian Society, and Rev A J Bray.The vice-chair was occupied by Mr Porteous, Vice.President.During the evening Messrs.McGibbon and Newton, of the Caledonian Society were sent as a deputation to congratulate the Thistle Society as \u2018\u2018 brither Scots \u201d on this the anuiversary of their national poet.After thedinner came the President's address, in which he explained\u201d the objects and working of the Socie'y since its foundation, twenty-five years ago.He referred Lo the friendly feeling that had always-existed between the Caledonian Society and the St.Andtew's.He then gave the first toast, the \u201cQueen and the Royal Family,\" which was heartily \u2018received, the whole company singing *\u2018 Godl Save the, Queen.\u201d At this point a deputation headed Ly A piper, arrived from the Thistle Society to thank the Caledonian Society for their kind congratulations.Mr.Bain, one of the deputation, sang \u201c\u201c O\u2019 a\u2019 the airts the wind can plaw in Lis usual masterly style, and was received with enthugiasm.~Consul-General Smith responded to the toast, \u201cThe President of the United States\u201d in fitting terms.* The memory of Burns \" was drunk in silence, and responded to by Principal aff Graham, of Richmond, who described the fearful storm on the night of January 25th, one hundred and twenty-two years ago, during which Burns was He went on to say that the verdict of the world was that no man in ancient or modern days had done \u2018more to unmask hypocrisy or to expose the pretenses of thosg who, under the cloak of religion, fatten on the credulity of mankind than the author of \u201cThe Holy Fair,\u201d *\u201c The Unco guid,\u201d the ¢* Address to the Deil™ and the like, and that few men had done more to rtray truthfully the character of the God of all as a loving father who seeks to be worshipped in spirit and in truth than the author of * Mary in Heaven.\u201d Every opprëssed nation fi.for liberty and fighting for it would find in \u201c Scota wha hae\u201d » battle cry were the names but changed.Burns was an exposer of hypocrisy, a patriot bard, but be was, above all, the poet of humanity.The bréadth and the depth of the genius of Burns was never more manifest than when he sang of man.Who but Robert Burus could have written the poem \u201c\u2018Man was made to mourn,\u201d or more forcibly portrayed the sad fact that \u2018\u201c Man\u2019s inhwmanit to man makes countless thousands monn Pr What poet has done more to honor the sons of toil, the creators of the world's wealth, than the Ayrshire ploughman, and unless ap audible utterance from Heaven itself should come what could.surpass some of the strains in \u2018\u2019 À man's & man fora\u2019 that?\u201d In conclusion the er said that since their brethren of the United States had honored the Central Park of New York with a statue of Scotia's immortal bard, he hoped the day wa not far distant when the Scotchmen of Montreal who have done so much to make this finéss city what it in, would place a statue of Robert Burns on the summit of Mount Royal Park- the Queen park of the world.Mr.Thos.Robin, ex-President of the Society, responded in an eloquent speech to the ¢ Poets and Poctry of Scotland.\u201d The next toast, ** Canada our home,\u201d was to have been responded to by Mr.Thos.White, M.P., but owing to his compulsory absence in Ottaws, the Rev.A.J.Bray consented to take his place.After a readi by Mr.Neil Warner, and a duet by Mr.J.R.Bain, and o lady, which met with a reception not\u2019 often experienced, the chairman the \u2018toast ** Bt.Andrew's Bociety,\u201d which was re.ded to by Mr.James Stewart and Mr.Gop Mar After « few remarks by the dent of the Thistle Society and the tosats of the \u2018 press\u2019 and the \u2018ladies\u2019 the entertainment was Syne\u201d and the National An DNESDAY, J 2228 The Celebration of the Anniversary of _ Sootland's Great Bard.this evening: Messrs, Q, The City Club rooms were crowded last night ty Clul : night I brought to an end by singing ** Auld Lang | Five O'clock Tea.ery this winter.material does it blend velvet.receatly establishe With much success.worn outside of the sleeves.The old-fashioned collars, y will be fashionable for elderly lac ong, made close-fitting, most are the close, Hat-crown fringe falling upon the hair.ing, winistrative wife clogs by excess.gether.of the lady she 5,\u201d has many buttons in place.muffs, others a bottle of Lot water.tuber in brouze, one knob thing may be tilled with hot water.Without deviating from the fashion always aim \u201d as possible, recently attended a fancy ball as were of the powder boxes.your dreams whom you will marry if before going to bed : ping this night my trae love to ce, 1pi my shoes In the form of à T.af Baptiste Society at their annual d Vice-President ; cretary ; F.Xt owing are the officers: of the tion, elected at the same tine : President ; J.Villeneuve, PUBLIC OPINION.To the Editor of TuE BT.R: a few words of explanation before givin to the attack of any Tom, Dick or I its face its own reputation.ment.Not at all.kind.an important item of my caloulation.veyor is tianks w been furnished to my carefully trumped up.tion.He is a contractor, have been made against me.hat I would like very much to know, ublic purse, Ey hrowing wish to tender against them An importation of models for the\u201d sPHog shows wid&collurs and square cuffs to be published with such a fiourish of trump an attempt to bulldoze the Road Committee.\u201d * How as nice little job was frustrated\" bears on The thing is altogether too silly.Do you suppose for n moment that if Mr.McKeown had mentioned the amount of his contmet that I or sny other contractor would attach the slightest importance to the state- We are not quite ro *nnocent of the ways of contractors as to bolieve rtate- ments made under such circumstances, no contractor would give credence to a-statement of the 1 Re sed plush is used in decorative art.xGéld enters largely into the materials of m il $ Open skirts and back drapery have disap- Rae from evening dresses.ing for balls is casier aud simpler this winter than it has been for n long time, À certain gentleman describes his wife ns \u201cbeautiful, dutiful, youthful und an armfut.\u201d If you would follow the latest Parisian style pipe your plaid woollen dress with u bright color.Old gold is very fashionable, and with no better than black A woman's Co-operative Dress Association, in New York, has met lies.Old superstition says that you will wor dp Ace you p Le Joan Baptiste Society.The following gentlemen were elected officers the St.Boilget's section of the Str Baptiste Society most Lt | 2 Gabo, First Vice-President; Geo.Pi Bulldosing the Road Committee.\u201ceurly large, square or flat, laid aside years ago, ma y be got out aguin ; The novelty in bonnets is the leopard-skin and haviug for its only orhament a Jeopard\u2019s paw with gold claws.A novelty in fashionable drawing rooms are onze incense burners in which pastilles emitting a slight fragrant smoke are kept burning.* The theatre hats for ladies which men admire bonnets with small brims, having a coquettish little Lead A writer in the London Quern says that husbands love to be loved, but thut u Very caress- very demonstrative, und perpetually ad- The new feathers worn by the baroness Alphonse de Rothsrhild were pronounced a success, the stems were ofPsilver set with a diamond, and a ribbon of diamonds Lound the plume to- The ald bangle bracelet, that makes one think who \u201cjingles and jingles wherever given way to a single bangle bracelet, in Paris, that holds the long glove of Some skaters used to carry a hot potato in The latest device to keep the hands warm is a knolby unscrewing that the prevailing at being as original in dress The fan, the muff, the fichu, the retieuie, the tip of the shoe, are ull excellently adapted for bearing a cachet of originality.\u201d The costume of a young English woman who a powder puil was of white illusion, with a swansdown over- | dress and cap, and her necklace and earringy Fete pufls that are sold for pocket your shoes in the form of a letter T and repeat Pinet, T.Bourbonniere, Se- Beaudry, Treasuret.The fol 8t.Joseph's seo- L.\u20acou .ineau, First Vice-President ; H.Laporte, Second V ice-President ; Jos.Du.hamed, Secretary ; Antoine Gougeon, Treasurer.-SIR,\u2014I regret to see that you should have allowed your columns to be used as a medium for slandering me.My position in this city as an old resident with an honest and honorable record, Ithink entitled me to the consideration of publicity Arry, who however, the seal away by him without its contents being made known to any.one with unbroken.I think the public will understand now that it has been fally established in your own columns that there are certain favorite contractors who constantly hover about the City Hall with rather too much success for the benefit of tho And that these gentlemen imagine dirt on the reputation of such as may may doter all opposi- | tion in the future.\u2018But the; are mistaken.Your obedient servant, J.Mugray.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e Vegetine will cure cancerous humor.\u201435 may have a grudge against mo; sensational journalism * would have lost an item, but my character would have been spared an unjust attack.The article gwhich you ets \u2018\u2018 as My reason for asking for my tonder was on nc- connt of the discovery I had made of.an @rror in The statement that there was any irregularity in my obtaining a blairk from the offico of the City Sur- reposterous.Any contractor can got over he épplios for them, they have nowledge for the past twenty yoars, and the statement now made is merely to give color to the story that has been As to the foot that Mr.Hefferman is my brother- in-law I fail to see how that can affect the ques- and s0 am I, and for that matter so is my brother, as the public\u2019 well know, but we each paddle our own canoe, the assortion that there was any collusion tween Mr.Hofferinan and myself is simply gratuitous and as false as tho tissue of charges that and be- is how your informant discovored that Mr.Le.may\u2019s tender was the lowost, when it was taken Miscellaneous.SANSA A Limited) < Limiteq,) AND NIC AND PLATE WOR PLATB WO AND AND AND NICKBL es; Sheffield, England.Sheffield, England.| BRANCH FNOW ROONS : + BRANCH ANOW ROONS : 457 ST.PAUL BTREBT, HONT 57 ST.PAUL STREET Bg 457 ET.PAUL 487 OT.PA STREET, Novi ERT, XO - Q mx REA ET, MOXTREA] Rh: By & 8 ere ka general Plated Goods of best quatity, SITTER gr | 8x EDWIN ROUND & SONS, & f Donkton Ware and China, and Best Cut Glass Cruets, Hot Water and Claret Jugs, Spoons and Forks, and ANUARY 26, 1881._ Birdiches.: VECETINE.More to me than Gold.WALPOLE, Mass., Mar.7, 1880.Mr.H.R.Srevaws: been a great sufferer.1 VEGETINE one year ngo-iast August has done more for m to be purfectly free it to avery one.Would not he with \u2018us more to blessing to otliers ns it has to mé than gold\u2014and | me.Yours most respectfully, J.BENTLEY, M.D., Says, It has done more good than all medical tgeatment.MRS.NEWMARKET, ( Mz.H.R.STEVENS, Buston, Mass.: Sir, 1 hawe sold during the past year a i and I believe in all quantity of has given satisfaction.In than all the madical treat viously been LOUDLY IN ITS PRAISE.; TORONTO, OXT., March 3, 1830.Dear Str,~-Considering the short your VEGETINE, subjected.Yours respectfully, J.ti has bean before the public here, it sel Juriger.and 1 for troubles arising from ver itis a first-ciass medicine.Qu: loudly in its H.B.STEVENS, Toronto, Ont.Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists, praise.J.WRI Corner Queen and Elizabeth streets.VEGETINE PREPARED BY and can truly say it a than any other medicine.frorg this humor and can recommend IANA SAN TYG WARM COMFORTABLE ROOMS, WITH BOARD, IROOMUSFURNIBHED, AND BOARD, WANTED BY A JROONMS WITH BOARD.25 sT.ANTOINE STREET.Booms, TN ANS 100 Manstield atreet.y- Address stating terms, *\u2018 G.,\"\u201d STAR office, 1 OOMS\u2014 WANTED COMFORTABLE ROOMS WITH first-class board, for a lady, wentioman, three ohjl- 20 2 y commenced taking 1 seem rat this medicine\u2014 feel it wii} prove a, DAVID CLARK.nt, Feb.9, 1880, TROOME 14 ST.DENIS STREET\u2014WITH OR WITH - Out Board.205 Rox FurNIsHED TO LET.No.3] SANGUINET AN street.205 Constant street.Rox TO LET- 100 STANLEY STREET.== board, at 229 St.Elizabeth.Roons LARGE SQUARE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR OOMS TO LET, WELL FURNISHED CENTRALLY t situated, private family.824 Ontario stree 20 3 0 R knowledge of French preferred.Apply at Tan PRICE ONE CENT Situations Wacant, - \\\\ ANTED, ~~ \u201cGood Coat and Pant Makers, Apply at 630 H.SHOREY & 08; (3 ROCERY CLERK WANTED.Must speak nch und English, afte; dren and nurse, where there are no other boarders, must o'clock to J.B.Tr, corner nent ax be 3 Ioading local ity.Address with full particulars, * L Charles Borrome.1 & =.AR office.+, \u2014\u2014 PORTER WANTED\u2014A YOUNG MAN OF ence.possessing a good education ; ple ion OOMS-TWO LARGE ELEGANTLY FURNISHED + Rooms, with or without board.Apply at 44 St 204 PROG FURNISHED, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.V .10 3 3 Ply at 45 Aylmer street.OOMS TO LET, FURNISHED, WITH OR WITHOUT 198 OOMS, FURNISHED, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.14 Aylmer street.10 3 gentlemen.$5 per month.14 Latour street 18 4 BENTLEY, M.D.me that Vegrrixg 1 ventence.At 58 German street.\u2014\u2014\u2014 =r Rooms.SUITABLE R OOMS AND BOARD.36 OSBORNE STREET.; Rooms ITH FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND FRENCH OOMS FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, WARN, snuy bedrooms, with or without every con- 15 6 FOR HOUSEKEEPING, AT 223 St George street.! 8 176 A Tuition, by Professor Masse, 11 Phillips Square 166 Is well as à blood à sluguish or torptd | T customers speuk | GHT à CO, OOMS WITH ROARD\u2014 MRS.SEAR MIDWI R 8589 Lagauchetiere street.5 te RO VACANT, AT MRS.MITCHELL'S, MIDWIFE, 1512 498 Lagaucheticre street.a 1 JR OOMS-FURNISHÈD.63 ST.URBAIX.16 12 CI \u2018Best Preparation for the Hair that has been presented to the i color, and leaving it soft and giossy.IT STOPS FALLING OF THE HAIR TT REMOVES DANDRUFF.its natu IT RESTORES GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR Its continued use, by those NCALESE Hair Renewer?18 WITHOUT DOUBT public, and rooms, al IT COOLS THE SCALP.Jeusons in pon Ch, by an accomplished teacher, at\u2019 11.49 8t.Catherine street.306 tf AXD BEAUTY.with Bald heads, will A A SINAN AL \\ JICTORIA HOTEL, LATOUR STREET, 1 Boar VACANCUR 13% WAX&VIRLD STRE 20 Doard.» BEAVER HALL HILL ONE DOLLAR A DAY.DAY BOARDERS\u2014A fow can be accommodated at $138 month.Good Rooms for regular boarders.8ix Tickets for a dollar.OARD\u2014VACANCY Union avenue 27004 FOR TABLE BOARDER AT 107 8 THE BOARD-VACANCIES.No.131 METCALFE STREET 20 4 JRO4RD-VACANCIES.No.521 LAGATCHETIERE street.Xs H VGY ANTED\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT.Apply to Mw, A 202 = WHT sise WASTED-A GENERAL \u2014 ANTED, A TINSMITH.ADDRESS \u201d Wont oF Po ay \\ O'Brien & Co.Co WANED, A SMART YOUTH FOR À fence preferred, yood recommenhations required.Point St.Charles.John street.ANTED, GOOD COLLAR TURNERS, ALSO AW oR the cutting.Apply to Beott, at §.Caryley's Shirt Factory.20 5 3 references required.Apply bete 2and 4 p.m.ANTED, A GENERAL SERVANT, AT 50 8T.ELIZA WH eet, ret; : 193 ANTED 4 SERVANT; REFERENCE REQ WwW ANTS = REQUIS S .tween ] WANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT.APPLY 51 16.Hooms, Craig street.3 A GENTS, CANVASSERS AND PEDDLERS W.Ey 487 Dorchester street.\u201c 10 ANTED GENERAL SERVANT, AT 216 pr.% Hubert street.> 20 3 ANTED, TWO TAILORESSES ANDTWO APPREN- Ww _tices.Apply 43 St.Phillip street.203 Tate, 96 Manstivid street, 202 ANTED, A LADY'S MAID, MUST, UNDERSTAND ; sewing.Apply 304 Peel street, # TS -$ ANTED\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT.514 BONA venture street.203 ANTED A YOUTH TH SOME, EXPERIENCE of office work.Adarde \u201cM RL,\" SrA Office.ANTED\u2014A GOOD CITY CARVASS with references, for a first-class domestic Bi 2e : 315 Comunissioners street.3 19 EOthnissioners stree \u2014 a ANTED\u2014GOOD CABINETMAEER.No.487 DORY__ chester street.2e SERVANT.APPLY AT #8 Lagauchetiere street.Ts i er ANTED, SMART RESPECTABLE GIRL FOR: A small fandly, comfortable home and fair w; PPIY by letter, 24d, ressed to Mrs.Boxwell, STAR JV AXTED, THREE CUTTERS FOR WHOLESALE clothing, must be steady men.Apply to James liege Bulldinge.\u2018 GROCERY.\u2026\u2014 .store, on¢ who has had one or two years\u2019 exper | , albraith, corner of Congregation and Favard streets, | 20 ANTED, TWO JEWELLER! ONE GOOD WORK« man Jeweller, and une obber.A 33 at, Pply os ANTED ENGLISH SPEAKING GENERAL SER- - VANT.432 5t Denis street, for small § th street, references required.41 Rlenry strue ANTED \u2014 AT 1178 SHERBROOKE STREET, A cool, city references required.3 and 1, or between 5 and 6 o'clock, 168.8 9V ASTED IMMEDIATELY \u2014~ 81X GOOD BO] ss, P Iron makers.Phenix Wo : uron, Mich.ors, 168 Cathedral street.for restoring it to Beare VACANCIES, 754 PALACE STREET.Boare AND ROOM.B85 ST.LAWRENCE STREET, Q0ARD AND FRENCH\u2014A FEW GENT N B AR i LEMEN CAN 16 6 306 27 VV ANTED \u2014 À, PRACTICAL MECHANIC, WITH fus D factar- ug 1472.about $2,000, to take an interest in à manu; i Send mame and address to ** A.G.,\" 13 i \u2026 1330 accommodated with AAA SSITLATION WANTED\u2014BY A GOOD PLAIN Situations Häanted.will not object going as General Servant in ail a family, good references It required.Apply at 539 Ques a beautiful head of hair.Every one recommends 1.For Sale.chester street.= WE For sale by all Druggista.Price, 50c.271 IO SDS AAA SITUATION WANTED, BY A MAN TO DO aon ORMAN'S ELECTRO CURA- OR SALE\u2014An old and long !N Sort, Arm ind.pore or samen work.TIVE BELTS AND BANDS, established business in Montreal, centrally locat.HE 35,7 Brar Office.- \u2014 18.4 .> and having à regular run of custom.Any person with | ITUATION WANTED, A8 CLERK IN AN OFFICE - Immediately relieve and permanently cure Nervous De- three or four thousand dollars cash can invest it in this S % \u201cyoung man \u2018who und accounts XN Sllity, Rheumatiam, Neuralgia, and all diseases of the Without any risk of loss, and certainty of increasing the kiows thoroughly both languages.\u201cRm, nerves, and revitalize the blood.Clrcalar and Consultes Capital Invested one x per cent.annually.\u201d Ad- STAR office._ i tion free.\u2014 dros P.O.Drawer 1965.193 | ITUATION WANTED, IN A FIORE OR ROGET.he __gesunteanous (HEAP FIRE WOOD \u2014 Firat.S54 0h brs Sn Boss T oF sale at 191 rn siren To does Deus an ITUATION WARWRD, QOATHMAN, 600) R UP .UR E Pane, tS rill pay = cn ami vod 1.N° references, 2 ; > i NE e Tembex Sloewhase, sled a lot of ary batierant \"WW ANIED A SITUATION, A8 GOOD COOK.x \u2014\u2014 ! : - - city references.A at 176 Canning LUE TATONPE TR 354 Power 000 MERCHANTS, &c.\u2014For sale, dès 5 0 dare ark wie er 1, Da] Bakar tn fro Le I De pan Manager's Cylinder YT ANTED\u2014DY.A YOUNG LADY, 4 SITUATION AS\" 16 90 dave, d\u2019or Book ue Dr dPeure ve Deak self-locking, ete.To bo seen at John D.Benton, {1 nite of Tes of COIpanton, can tsack fhe HAN, General Superintendent at either Office, xd be 292 ear | ane ans glib, French and generally ai a JDRESS COAT FOR SALE, small Fa.af ison sst outre ak size, in perfect order.Address \u201c Oliver,\u201d fran ANTED BY A DRESBMAKER, SEWING BY ; Clothing.Office.18 6 dayor arm th, in » tleman'y Un e AS me OR BALE À GOOD COTTAGE PIANO.PRICE 860.ES Da rences aparses Tps + ply a venue, anning street = A THE'GREAT pap He CLEARING SALE STILL GOING ON AT THER ONE-PRICE CLOTHING STORE, BOSTON LOOK AT THE MEN'S OVERCOATS! \u2014AND\u2014 ULSTERS ! 100 OVERCOATS, - - - PORMER PRICE, $20.150 OVERCOATS, - Every Article in the Store reduced in the same proportion.A - Those who exariine our goods and prices cannot but be convinced that we offer more for the money than any FORMER PRICE, 818 FINE HEAVY TWEED PANTS! From $1.00 per Pair.SUITS, FURNISHING GOODS! AND, IN PACT, other House in Canada.This is the golden opportunity for gentlemen to purchase a first-class outfit for less than half its value, as we are Jetermined, and must reduce our stock before the Spring trade commences.CUSTOM GARMENTS In this department for the next 80 days we shall make it an object for all who wear Custom Clothing to place their orders with ui.Our stock of Cloths is unusually completes, and we are prepared to make the prices res- sonable, in order to keep our entire force of journeymen tailors steadily employed.BOSTON ONE-PRICE CLOTHING STORE, - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 41 and 43 St.Joseph Street.oe OR SA LE\u2014TO WATCHMAKERS The stock, fixtures and good will of the 6 5 SALESMAN OB TRIVELUEE\u2014 Ÿ 2 AND JEWELLERS, Alms ar rey Matals, ® late J.Graber, established 18 years, consisting of watche: S SALESMAN, TRAVELLER, OR OFFICE\u2014W, Jewellery, sc, dc.\u2018Address 1187 8e Catherine street, .A ED A situation in groceries.Address *\u2018C.PAR Office.CH For SALE CHEAP, BARBER SHOP FOR SA WITH FURNITURE.&e., good business, no opposition.Apply to Mru.A.8in- clair, Colborne, Ont.188 2,000 CORDS FIREWOOD, TO arrive.Apply 44 Sanguinet street.in + F*% SALE Elm, &c., ch Road.200 CORDS GREEN WOOD, SOFT MAPLE + cheap.Alexander Robert, Lower Lachine Spangled Ham burgh, all pure bred Daze, Cornwall.176 age very liberal.Apply 1244 St.Christophe street.OR SALE\u2014TWO PAIRS BLACK BREASTED RED PERSONAL_MRS.SAS RAS - isa Mattie Porter, sister of Geo.H.erry, saiah J.Porter, > Versonal.\u2014 Wanted to know of Mrs.James Red, Porter, of Please address her nephew, of Kentucky, STAR office.Ireland.= Game, two pairs Spangled Game, one pair Silver and good birds, T.(YOR RALE-A GOOD COMMERCIAL HOUSE, WITH grocery stock, horse, harness and cari: , ae » 310 7 88 687 shop and fine dwelling, or di Apply 596 Notre Da Lo Tet.TN AN TN NIN NS I LIY San ST.JOSEPH STREET\u2014To Let, the three-story brick and stone house, with well rujted for n medical man, Rent, $20 per manth, withoat taxes.me.206 I, 0 RENT \u2014 (FURNISHED OR NOT) THAT LARGE commodious house, extension kitchen and business.AANA AAU TL tL a LOST OR STOLEN \u2014 A Large Anybody found with the dog in their tivre street.JLOST\u2014A Black Purse, Catherine and Courville, by St.Lawrence, and St.\u2018Dominique.Pirate return fo STAR office.wii Lost.Newfoundland Dog, with owner's nama on posse according to law.Address, 605 ing à emall sum and a brooch.&c., between MN; OST\u2014Between STAR Editorial and business offices, a pair of be rewarded on returning to\u201c Ceres : 617; He.1756 st.itperine Sire, pocupied oy fra onto ed 1 ro out with hot water.poly to G.arler, 82 Notre Dame street.179 TA anted to sag ARE CHANCE-\u2014RESŸAURANT AND CONFECTION- IX ~~ rs Ww % Rss lo Jet, shal desirable st with spacious âin- PRUG BUSINESS ANTED« WE! oon, No.Peter street, between ames \u201c ; ana Streets, presently gocupied by Joseph Simons.Oréce, City or Country.Address, \u201cPharmacy,\u201d Br Apply on premises, or to H.J.Jobnson, 110 ¥t.Francois mr Xavier street.10 8 ANTED TO .PURCH A 5E\u2014A BECOND- \"JO LET THAT SPLENDID STORE, No.35 NOTRE Montres °°?License.Address, Post Office Ban.DAME STREET, actually occupied by J.D.\u2014\u2014 Lawlor, sewing machines manufacturer.Also, lai ANTED\u2014A HORIZONTAL STEAM J lumber yard, comer St.Bonaventure and Craig st about 20 inch Cylinder, with Boilers suitable And first-class offices tn Barron's Block, 162 St James Address, with particulars, Box 688 P.O.8t James street Te LET\u2014COMMODIOUS WAREHOUSE AND YARD, For tarms apply to L.0.HETU, otary, No.18 1127 WALEED TO PURCHASE, A GREY HO Office.resa stating prices and age, MR WANTED TQ RENT, A\u2019 STABLE WITH TW STAR office.»65 Common, corner Queen street, of te entrance =~ to canal né mail vramert ha SL susie fo ANTED, TO, FURCHASS, A LARGE so.\u201c Taanufacturin 0 ses.Rent low Possession me FTOT, good frame.éiately.Apply to 4 Boflasd à Co., heal Estate Invest.freru G 406,\u201d STAR office.! 4: ment and Insurance Agents, 114 Bt.James street.11tf WV ANTED-PORTABLE BOILER, ABOUT 30 ARM TO LET\u2014PHE ESTATE NOWLAN'S FARM.n or Pum ich, Con Mtuated at Cote St.Catherine, near Mon and amy Cars, good Second hand articiée ii answer.containing over 250 acres of land, with \u20ac dress P.O.438.1 mon On dut Apr eh Api wanted, SEE or sion on nex - MM.rau) Francois Xavier street, or to Fabre 4 Gravel, 210 Notre Vroperty for Sale.Le} Dame street.' » AN - 0 0] three stalls and coach house.Address ** C us , of Bouscs FHunted.walk from Victoria square.Moderate rent, minutes walk from the Windsor, Fred,\u201d Stan Of th good stab) stocked wit] hundreds of apple trees, vines, fooneberries, etc.Dear river and raflway.A Pply to P.Brown, § Chabollles Square, Mon! NAN Fay NEN ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE, AT ST.isd NAAN ANTED, 2Mh APRIL, BY AN AMBRICAN FAMI- nm house, not more than 10 minutes o - House dry and weli ventilated.Ames, Holden & Co., Victoria square.ANTED\u2014MAY 1st, À SMALL SELF-CONTAINED houre, not Jess than 5 rooms, nor more than 8, 10 or Victoria Square, rent ust he moderate, to a quiet small family.Address R Terhune, care 208 ve.Baking Powder.SNS ANAA FOR RAISING YOUR NEW «COOK'S FRIEND BAKING POWDER, Witch took Srst prizes at Ottawa, 1870; Toronto, 1880 The Cook's Friend is pure, healthy, strength, and va THR and Montreal, 1880.dients.Ask for the co OK's Ané take no other.Retafied by al) Geoosrs.: Moots and Shoes.rPO-SHOËMAKERS.Just received, a fine lot of always of uniform, cotiteins Do alum or other injurious ingre- PRIRBED » terms, taxes very low, À 0 GQ.B.Famed street.id poly ply on the premises, 152 Duke street.F OR SALE\u2014A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED VILLA, substantially bolt, stable, : land, about three Bila from dary tn] on pity YS anit O CARTERS\u2014TO LET\u2014A HQUBE x four Dwellings, with large yard rabiig.£ OR SALE CHEAP \u2014 THRE: \u201c LORNE\u201d BREWERY, at No.287 Pullum streat.* f Ontario rt in th \u2014 - - mesma 40\" Tout Troht by eed n Ao .Jewellery.menting, alstiiling spa.bord] apparatus 's spas AA, DAA AAAAnns celles, out a ble of cor Er 900 ton of 25 CENTS OFF THE DOLLAR.sivaniagtonn Sido Sjectre.DUFRESEE 2) ra als otre Dame street, œ O.MARIN, X.P., Q WALTEAM WATCHES, FACTORY TO LET OR FOR ELGIN WATCHES, BALE\u2014Comner Relgmeurs and Richardson etreste, proces warcmes loon be droites ce ti PIE MATCHES in na TE Se Bd 33 | .sroDDAnT, Dear dhroughout.Appir sa 41 and 411; BLEURY frnenT.\u2018Wholesale Manufacturer, No.13 Red Lior Street, London, England.304 M Educational.USIC LESSONS GIVEN.4 per month.3771, St.Mary street, 288s ah Uppers] and all G Deutistry.A TTENTION \u2014SHORTHANDYT DANN SANA AINA AAPA BHORTHAND 1 1 Wanted, puplis for shorthand.WW.H DION YOUNG, DDS, od Ti i iy Enh : rer | PRE ae 1 BURGIOAL A , ?2 .: R ; ï la Notre Dame to > ml, Rev.E.Mac a - 2 'EVENING CLASSÉS HEIDAT f Carpet Felt.Ft moaeraie oro Catton, 104 Male, À NL NNN AA RPET FELT FOR PUTTING PER he ran rT nu: a Pre t to in fwelve casy Issons.uh shorongh knowledes of y igre] .arantecd in course of tweive le ot delirerea mec 2 for ten yours Five conts per yard, over period ofeix weeks.Pee for the course ; BENKET & CO, able tn advance.Apply to 2875 100% \u2018Wholesale Stationers, Bt.Paul street.YHORTHAND 248 H.DALDY, £ era gala of + ope th behind thr age THE] MONTREAL DAILY STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY #6, tea \"GRAHAM & Co., Proprietors, 158 Bt.James street.: Non.XHRE.\u2026.anne No.31.= 1 Coiranarivs Bratemext ortus CIRCULATION UF Tux Sran for the woek ending Jan.23rd, and the corresponding period of 1880 :\u2014 Mondays.1880.Jan.18% 1.«19 14,474[ Monday .17 14,725 Rasy 20 14,200{Tuesday AR 14.844 yo +31 14,442 Wed sday 19 14,76) Thursday 22 14,603{Thureday.20 14,780 Friday.+23 14,581 Friday .- 14,894 Saturday.24 14,778|Sat'rday 22 15,197 Total.\u2026\u2026\u2026.87,168 Total.88,090 Avonage daily circulation for weck ending Jan.F rd, 1881 :\u2014 \u201c14,831.WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1881.ANTED\u2014On February 1st.an Agent for tbe sale of THE STAR, in the tuwn of Chambly.Address Box £160.17 Answers to \u2018Correspondents.ERQUIRER.\u2014 What is tf naune of tho drop scene in the Academy of Music 7 Und.18 a crucifix and across the fame?Ax&\u2014lst.Lakes Memphromasey.2nd.A oru- olfix is à cross with tr 1uiage of Christ vu it.CONSTANT READER -\\hich is thé larger conntry, Can- adaorthe United states JAYS.\u2014 According to thy \u201cStates MEn's Year Book.\u201d Canada bas an area of 2.372.200 wquare miles, snd the Uufted Rtates has 3,803 854 square un es.Thus the Dated States is larger than Can by Now founduw is Lot includrd Ww Canada.JAPAN hus just opened a new railroad that cost twenty thousand dollars per unde, Tlus sum includis rolling stock, station Louses, fuel | ery evident that the \u201cJaps , It 1s very evident that th Jap ronds are cleared.\u2014 Doston Transcript.sheds, &c.In this enlightened country rail roads are built at double the price.Poor Japan ! - As was anticipated would be the case, th* jury:in the State trials at Dublin have failed to agree ou a verdict and have been discharged.\u2014 The result is said to have Leen received with the utmost satisfaction ull over Ireland, and Mr.Parnell's cause will no doubt be materially streugthened by the result.Whether the Government will proceed any further in the watter, \u2014orwhethet the prosecutions will be allowed to \u201c drop is not yet known ; but one thing is ver tain\u2014no Irish jury can be found to bring in a \u201cverdict against Mr.Parnell and his associates.WHAT sins are committed in the name of heaven.It is not long since a Protestant clergyman in Ontario said that Catholic emanci- ~ pation was a great mistake and some insane people applauded the freak of folly !' Again it is only a few days ago since a Catholic clergy._ man at Three Rivers soundly rated lus parish.\u2014satioking injures them or not.oners because some of them Attended the funeral of 8 Protestant neighbor! When we hear of events like these we do not wonder at the scoff of the sceptic.And no doubt both Protestant and Catholic elergymen could quote \u2018authority\u2019 for their statements.But it is soms consolation to know that the devil has a book of Pro- rorbs as well as God.Ir is in the power of smokers to tell whether In some cases it msy be hurtful, in others it may be harmleds; bat there are special dangers which some smokers encounter and others do aot.For instance type-setters run the danger of absorbing the lead powder in their cases through the stem of the tobacco pipe.When a cigar or pipe is left near ~& \u201cframe \u201d or *\u2018 case\" it takes in the dangerous +.Jead powder which hygienic authority tells us causes safternine inforieation, and this is deadly poison.Type setting is always unhealthy - because of this Irad poison and the less typos in ! tale of it the loncor they will live, \"the wily Indian.\u201c trouble SITTING BULL is cresting a great deal of trouble to our neighbors.A few days ago it was reported that he would surrender to the United States anthorities, and Major Ilges with a detachment of troops was sent out to receive But the Buli feared treachery on the part of the Americans, and gave them the slip, and crossed the border into Canadian territory.And now Major llgrs wants permission to proceed to the border and demand from the Canadian authorities Sitting Bully surrender.It is to be hoped the request will b granted.The Canadians have had enough with the tricky Indian, an will, we feel sure, willingly give him to the tender mercies of the Americans.\u2014\u2014 Tar North Pole has attracted all the honors of explorations\u2014the South Pole nome at all.At laat, however, there is to be a change.The Italians are about to seek the sonthem pivot of \u2018the earth.Afer ull, we poor mortals do not know much.There is the Pole within a few miles of us and wc cannot reach it; there is the moon only a short distance away and all we know about it is that it is not made of green cheese and a few trifles about eclipses ; and there is space of which we know less, and the more we enquire the more we realize the words of Newton: \u201cIam as one wandering on the oa shore, now and again picking up a pebble of isfarmation, while the great ncean of nndiscor- sod knowledge lies unexplored before we.\" AX American professor, Huraland, is specu- _ ating os to the Jength of time a human being may live.Other \u201cprofessors \u201d from time to time immemarial have been doing the same thing.We know all about old Pair and his ; 188 years, the Roman actress Sunga, Henry Jerking, the Prussian soldier Milleslisit, amd péher \u2018centenarians, but if Professor Huraland W#ats to make man livr Jonug ho must* turn : the world back in its track, and mduee the 6 to lead pastornl lives.We may Le told ndividual cases of men or women livi ng to gst an age now as they ever did before, but it stands to reason that the denser the pulation of the world becomes the gieater its ty will be, and the moro we depart from Jplitey the more rapidly we shake off he Moral Standard of Lords.#7 * The London World, in mentioning a certain yvang lced, says that his life \u201c*has been singular ly free from scandal and scrapes of all kinds.\u201d This may be complimeatary to the young lord, but badly to thelclass to which he belongs, \u2018The lifs of a young mechanic or shop-clerk might de totally \u201cfree from scandals and \"and no one would say that there was \u201c*singuler\u201d in such a case ; but whan a young lard lives a sober and decent life pays bis way and creates no scandal-\u2014why, à t must be scored.It is unintentional ad- \"_ talgnions lilte thesa that throw most light on the : 4 jon nato the value of an aristocracy.It was the same paper from which we have just quoted at once said of the Prince of Wales ; , by the way, was ahont ns serious as can be \u2018the education of a man who is vén to everything worth having on this earth à boonmeg à colenel at cightecn and a general B i at twenty-one.'\" According to this, the higher | à man's station in the world the less serious can expect his education to be.One would suppose that no education could \u2018be too serious for the prospective occupant of the | British throue ; but this is evidently not the idea current in the brilliant society 1u which the World circulates.To be born in the purple isto be born to privilege and the self- indulgence that comes of privilege, not to responsibility.We incline to hop, und indeed to believe, that the Priuce of Wales would hirn- self repudiate this view of the matter, and that he would have preferred that his panegyrist of the J# orld should not have claimed credit for him as \u201cthe wventor of the now popular drink \u2018lemon sud sods,\u201d ur quoted him as * u living proof that no amount of tobacco can enfeeble either mind or body.\" Still that the World should wrue in this way for the benefit of \u201csociety\u201d shows what idess rule in that exalted Other ideas, and very different ones, oltain currency in lower social levels ; but perhaps that little fact is hardly worth mentioning, ve region.NOTE AND COMMENT.If Heaven were run on the Aweriean plan, here would straightway be a caucus to see who should be gatekeeper.\u2014 Cincinnati Cout- mercial, The time is not far distant when an intelli- grat woman will become as good as an ignorant man in the vyes of the law, any too soon.\u2014(hicago News.It cannot come A swart American who should sail for Ene.land to-morrow with a snow plough, wonll make money.It will Le six weeks before the The kinship of liumuan nature is dm ratie, andlits sympathiesare republican in their tendency.OÙ Scolsiueu tlus 15 especially true in à greater degree than that of ality.\u2014 Seattle Teri a.any ether nation- The shrewd and sensible Ulster Comers well know that the Government as thrar 1riend.They would be most unwise to make it their enemy by violent language and any éncourage- ment ot lawless proceedings.\u2014 Beast Who.We have individual sympathy for the weak and oppressed all the world over ; but national policy we have been less proue to Le led by our sympathies inte interfering than any great modem pation that could be nuned.\u2014 Boston Herald.With the transcontinental passenger and freight traffic, the Pacific mul steamslhip trade and the whole system of telegraphy virtually at his command, Jay Gould must move to rome lurger and more enterprising planet if he would achieve other and greater triumphs, \u2014Lrookinn Eagle, 8hould Gladstone now, in the plenitude of his power, adopt such measures iu dealing with the wronged people of Ireland as to drive them intoopen though hopeless outbreak, the baleful spirit of reaction would overruu continental © B and the cause of Liberalism be set Lack a half century.\u2014 Philadelphia Times.This is the idea of perfect bliss which a Chicago man's friends plan for him\u2014 He shall have a skating rink and a liver pad, a kerosene stove and uh beer, and two Bernhardt tickets and be happy\u2014yea, and earmuffs shall be his, and the coal man and the wicked plumber shall not prevail against him.\u2014 Boston Transcript.The country owes General Grant nothing, in 8 pecuniary sense, and he is not a beggar, being in better financial condition than nine hundred and ninety-nine out of every thousand men ju the country.As to what honors he shall receive, that will probably be governed b future behaviour.St.Louis Repudlioan ( ) Americans are fond.of representing Canada as another Siberia, « waste of eternal snow where the bear and buffalo are the most interesting of man\u2019s companions.They now have an opportunity of informing the world of the changes to which tropieal climates are sub ject when houses are snowed up in Southeffi\u201d \u2019irginia and California ladies are wearing fur jackets.\u2014 Kingston News.Mr.Mackenzie has been nearly à quarter of a century in public life, and though he has been a hard hitter, we conscientiously believe that those who have received hia blows during all that time, and who have done their best to strike Lack at him, will rejoice and hope ns heartily as his warmest political friends that the danger is past, aud that he may long be spared to the couutry.\u2014 Toronto Mail.The British wantonly invaded a country (Afghanistan) which they did not want and could not govern, and justified their course by the assumption that Russia was menacing India ; and now that they have left their Poland to govern itself and are counting the cost of their blunders and crimes, the advance of Skobeleff\"s column shows that the menace from the North has lost none of its terrors.\u2014New York Tribune.If it should unhappily turn out that war is inevitable between England and America, we suggest that, inasmuch as the fishermen of the two countries are alone interested in the quarrel, the military and naval operations be carried on exclusively by the fishing flrets, with Congressman Newberry as High Admiml on our side.As Jeannette says in the song, \u201cOnly those who wake the quarrels should be the ones to fight.\u201d \u201438¢.Louws Globe- Democrat.It would seem as if Mr.Parnell and his lieutenants courted imprisonment, and desired to prolong the prescut agitation illimitably.We \u2018very much question whether in this country of free apecch the House of Congress would allow license to be carried to the extent displayed by these violent men.It is hopeless to form any conjecture of the future in the face of proceedings such as this, and if Mr.Parnell finds himself a State prisoner he will only have himself to blame.\u2014Scottish American.We do not support measures calculated to cut wofitable interchange of trade with the othr Cafintry.We do not cry \u2018 Down with British connection ** when we are offured a few tax-supported fuctories designed to drive out British goods.We lave adhered to British ronnection through good and evil report, when Bir John himself seemed willing to throw it away, and shall continue to do an, we trust, long after he has passed from the political scene in which he is now playing 50 Wretched a part.\u2014 Toronto Globe, Is the American Congress composed chiefly of cowards ?or of stupid dolta wha do not sce an hour into the future * The statesman who proves himself equal to grappling with the crime and shame of Utah, and who takes firmly hold of polyguny and shakes the life out of it, can thereby make himsell president of the United States.If there 1s to be o fight, let it be now.Let the rebeis be kille« or imprison&d ; let Utah he given over to a new rare; and let the last great shame be wiped from our national flag.\u2014 Andreirs\u2019s American Queen.Blaine, being a Maine man, has a very strom fecling respecting the fishery question, an: particularly tn regard to the scandalous frauds by means of which Canada swindled ns out of five and a half millions of dollars.We onght to make a formal demand for the return of this money, and the opinion prevails that Mr.Evarts, in declining to present such a demand, is displaying much too great caution.Mr.Blaine, it he shall succeed Mr.Evarts, will pro- hably not imitate his example.\u2014 Philade/phia Bulletin.It is quite true that the United States pur sues à scemingly selfish policy.We try to govern ourselves, and let other people govern themselves.Our success in attending to our owy affairs has not yet been sufficiently pronounced to justify our interference in other people: s business.ad observed à little of the modesty which Americans bave shown in this respect, she might have fewer foreign wars on her hands at present, and less domenstie discontent and discomfort.\u2014San Francisco Call Railroad presidenta, bonahza owners, aud prople of that substantial condition may, with 4 degree of fitness, indulge in ** palace conches and other kindred luxuries.The President of the United States, however, is chosen for other in our If the British Government | reagons than his ability to make a display ; and so long as ninety-nine out of avery hundred of our citizens have to work fora bg | it would | bu becoming, to say the least, and\u201d furnish a wholesome example, if Mr.Garficld should decide, with due regard for-his privacy, | to go to Washiugton i in pretty much on same | Way as his fe low citizens do.\u2014New Fork Post.The reconquest of the Transvaal is a necessary act.Our soldiers have been attacked, and are under agtack now.We have no choice but to move to their help, to meet force by force, and to recaver the position which has been wrested from us.The Boers themselves have appealed to the sword, and by the sword they must now be judged.Odious us the quarrel is, the utmost force of this country would be employed, if necessary, to bring it to a conclusion.It would be impossible for us to allow the Boers to seem to owe their freedom, not to any sense of justice on our part, but to their own forward: ness in usserung it for themselvesshy aris, \u2014 London Tries.The Albany stove-makers have sent out a manifesto showing the benefits of protection.Singularly enough one of the statements mode in the document is to the effect that in the year ending 36th June, 1580, the United States inported 345,216 tons of pig iron, which was tive tines the yearly average for the preceding ten vears.If it had not been for the tad th ston takers could have houglit the whole ot laucney Ly §7 a ton, With frou cheaper by that amount, frour what foreign country need Amn- efican stove-makers fear competition.\u2014 Z'orunte (lhe, It is possible enough that they treat the nu- tives with callons cruelty ; but England has no : certunly lus sins rnouzh of her own of this kind to answer tof there and elsewhere.Notwithstanding the hugo howl that will be rased Agun + oo, being ene, Al tons e corres nding grade here, e: Oo y d'en Tien > that (he rade of eng A al a whe ES onde * Ruction CT hucllo Sales, - By John J.Arnton.By Thomas J.Potter.: ESTATE late CHAS.BAILLIE MPORTANT SALE of Pro perty es 7 for Polat 81 Charles, Lachine, reprit BALE BY AUCTION of the FOLLOWING PROPERTIES.Toypes Lachine Road, Spouses and Vacant Ko.90 dore HE STREET.Stone aud Brick Tenement AY.31 TOE at James 3 Lu my Bale, ous, Z8x a Ston © la en 91a story Brick and Frame for for lnveatment Size of \u201chols lot.7 hole = 85, 67,80.50 \u201cbovnso Re vin ri get of x100, aud 105 ft.ou side lines.No.28 3 bro STREET, uear 8herbrooks street\u2014 Lot 20, with a confortable Wooden Double ut the bouse.Good Got Sts Steam pipes throug on SE HSER \u2014Four ' CHIN BEAVER HALL HILL ith he 0 LOTS Tro oa DORCHERTER AVENUR DORCHESTERE EET, Cote Bt.Antoine, each 26 by about 150 M, situate on rising ground, bve, Vie whole western part of Lhe ci Mo encum erfect ttle.Halt cash, or the whole may be paid at buyer's option.Sale at my rooms ou T.LURSDAT, 27th JANUARY, at haif-past TEN o clock.| 15 OHN J.ARNXTON.A (CHAP MING COTTAGE No.9 DUROCHER STREET.Cad.58 Bt.Lawrence Ward, 23.6 front 3 x 108 in depth, English measure, with s one-and-a-half story house eased ln brick and other buildings thervon.The house 1s HEATED BY FURNACE and is 10 the best asible order and Rak To any desiring a charming omestesd tn a delightful locality ind central position, this purchase is vohfidently recommended.Situated\u2019 a few doors above Sherbrooke street.Permits ns usual.Comuuted.Perfect titie.Terms to sult.Sale at my rooms on FRIDAY, 28th JANUARY inst, a TEN o'clock.JOHN J.ARNTON, Auctioneer.N 08.409 10 413 (inclusive) WELLINGTON STREET.immediately opposite the Kn vin Bunk and close proximity tb new G.T.R These splendid and modern weil-bujlt premises, Brick and Stone w Pitlared front, consisting of three Dwellings, one Shop occupied as a groce eK; one Shop by a tgbacconint, neatly fitted h Shelving, &creel T 30 FEET FRONT, bounded by lane 12 fost wide In About one-third cash down.Commuted.Bale at my rooms on SATURDAY, 29th JANUARY Inat., at TEN o'vlock.JOHN J.ARNTON, Auctioneer.OWER LACHINE ROAD.\u2014 Comfortable, commondious detached residence and grounds, owned and oceupied by John 8.Hall, Esq.The property, Tig arpents superticies, is within two miles of the + ity, the house 2-story, brick, 42x35, with Kitchen wing vx IN; also, foie ee «ch- \u2018house, ardener'e Cottage, Ice-houmus, £e, Veguiablo Garden, Fruit Trees, and Strawberry vo alance in pasturage.These highty desirable premises are tn thorough order, and may bé viewed by permit daily, in the afternoon.No more cholce or heaithlly-located suburban residence can be had.Will be sold af my rooms on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4.Title perfect and undoubted ; clear of all encumbrances commuted.Possession 1st April, tfdestred.One-fourth Chah, balance at six per rent, Or the whole of the purchase price may be paid down.Sale at half-past Sey o'clock.181 aw JOHN J.ARNTON, Auctioneer.By W.B.Shaw.HE NEXT LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Will take place at my stores, 23) Bt.James stroct, FRIDAY MORNING.25th INSTANT.Sale at TEN o'clock.W.E.SHAW, Auctioneer.By W.O.Norman._\u2014 G ROCERIES.FIXTURES, FURNITURE, ac On FRIDAY next, tue 28th Tanai 1 will sell for Mr.P.Jonts, nt 397 Waltington street, sn assortment of Grocerieà, &c., aleo the siXxcures, coupe cheene vus platform ahd other Scaler.cdnih cam, chest of drawe horse, w slo), pa ce le eu TES 18 desk, fancy ters, show furniture, stoves, lot of tn ware, harness, 1ot of sundries, &c.C.NORNAN, Auctionser.\u201ci tients To-Day.~~, ROWNTREES PRIZE MEDAL EISLER SIBISIS IE 2 io lc|x 618 A 2 + Blolclk Site | PURE COCOA OF THE FINRST QUALITY.\u2014_\u2014 « The Faculty pronounce it \u201cthe most nutritious, per- foctly digestible Beverage for Breakfast, Luncheon or Supper, snd invaluable for invalids and Children.\u201d FOUR TIMER the strength of Cocoas thickenstl yet weak- | cmod with Bturod, dc, and in RRALITY CHRAFER thn these somppunds, .© LE ASENMT TR TES IH: JISIEINGIE 4 88)! Fererschorner cd tToongr entries tagintteg vebeneness \u201872 St.James Bfrest, Montreal, 16 CARLING'S AMBER ALE !! Tho Agent is now prepared to supply CARLING'E AMBER ALB to Private Familles, at $1 per dozen quarts; 700 per dozen pints; LEO, SAND PORTER, PALE BITTER ALE AND PORTER Orders strictly attended to.CELLAR UNDER No.Ji ST.SACRAMENT, Entrance on St.Rioi lane.CHARLES R.WILLIS, Agen P.0.Box 1 ONEY TO LOAN, On first Morigage security, at low rates of interest.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON, Real Batate, Insurance and Financial Agent, 1318 191 St.James street.NOTICE TO BUILDERS, &c.THB CHAMBLY FLANNEL FACTORY.\" TENDERS will he received vod until the 10th proximo for the Artificer's work required in erecting 8.T.Willat's Flannel Mills, according to the plan specif tons de Dow on view at our offices, 214 Bt.fecal Bp LMAN & WALBANK Architocts and Civil Éngtieers.Plans may be seen from Ham.to 6 p.m The lowest tender will not necessarily be accopted au A.W.ATWATER, ADVOCATE, 175 FT.JAMES STREET.208 THOS TIFFIN & CO.OFFER FOR SALE :\u2014 100.Crates Claret Bottles, Window Glass, all sizes.No.1 Mackerel, \u201cbarrels and balf-barreis.Salmon Trout and White Fieh à Newfoundland Saimen.1727 Tomatoes in Tins.TH E REMEDY ~roR A\u2014 COUGH OR COLD, COUGH OR COLD, GRAYS SYRUP! GRAY'B SYRUP! a: GRAY'S BVRUPI 18 PIANOS TO RENT.Three Pianos to Ront at &3 a month each.Apply to C.W.LINDBAY, 213 1310 Gt.Catharine atétot.(GEO.D.ROSS, L ESTA INSURANCE 5X0 GENERAL AGENT, Money to leh and collections made.213 NoTBE DAME STREET.| 213 Notas Dame Srey.x HE CORPORATION SYNDI- GATE B of 4 years monopoly of the NEW YORK HOUSE will not reduce prices as before advertised, as it brings \u20ac class Of cuxtamers fhat wo would tot harbor, thonuh we are located In à brimstone climate.Table board, $3.20 per weck: $}3 per month.Forugion a per day.American proprietor.Palace street, onttes STEAM POWER WANTED\u2014 Wanted at Lance an upper flat with about five horse steam power.Must have use of hotat, and he not mote than ote mils frofn Post Offios.Any having such to let will please send address to P.BE.NO! MANDEAU wid grammes, cosets coudre cos seasefiitasigaionae, T BT\u2014Three Brick Cottages dat 303, 35 hair next to Bt.Denis stres), 105 CAI CABIEORR oo) 90.VAL AVENUE, formerly Upper 8t.Blisabeib 85 ALTA ON aan story Wooden House, Lot POINT ST, CHARLES-3 story House, 15 and 17 Manufacture vaonifE Hes a Do Mos Lot 0280, ER Soden, use dont Hal treet LOWER LAGHING he {E ROAD and COTR Br PAU E ROAD- Large 8 use on vas oornet, pe wa ss the © Hivos n wih fino Grounds, containing 50,342 14 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS each 88x] x12: couvenient to both adie 8.Pau and Paint ST.HENRI Partly Bricked Frame Dutiding, ooo 42x08, 8t.PEU street; 11; tof) Ho St Joseph strest, with Lot about 1005 Brick and Workman stroel, near e Dwelling, Lot 30x80, City Hall, Fire and Police Station HOCHELAGA™ I Houses 248, 250, 253 Moreau street, Bale vanctoatiy ab at TEN o'clock.Perfect titles.Liberal te: 18 THOMAS, J.POTTER, Auctioneer.TW, 1 0 SOLID BRICK HOUSES, Nos) and 20 DRUMMOND STREET, between Osborne chester structs.No finer tion ana no better Houses to be had.Four good paying Jenements su pe offered at an upeet price, at m ary 2sth.Aways ront well, et ar ape ahi fon by the best class of tenants.Capitalieis de string & really gnod Investment, should « = Ine these Modern \\m- bouses.They are splendidly built provements, Marit Mang tes, Mahia w nds, de.ia each and are thoroughly comfortable and attractive.252100.Part of the purchase money can remain at in- treat.Sale at 10.30 a.m.85 THOS.J.POTTER, Auctioneer.296, 208 ST, PA ULSTREET.runulog VALUABLE EMPLACEMENT through to C Qummissionera strvet, with the oid sono stores thereon.rendu site for a wholesale store Or manufactory, and the only Jot vacant on St.Paul street.The above elegible prop, near the stores of Mesars.Jacqués, Greoirt à Leciaire and Desmarteau & Co., will be sold by auction at my sal room on FRIDAY, 28TH JANUARY.The position is unexceiled, and the double fron 8t.Paul sireet and Commissionars street (river nt) affords good light, Dimenstans of lot, Jo ft oo St Paul street, 24 ft.& on Commissioners, by about 108 feet tn depth.Ares, 3,041 aies feet aglieh measure.Perfect title.Tomy ga 000 cash, b Lane at 6 per cent Sale af Hälf-past ELEVE clock.THOMAS J.POTTER Auctioneer.SMALL COTTAGE, near Durocher street: also.a bullding ot, at my room on SATURDAY MORNING, will be sold ** Ella\u201d Cottage Avebue, near Durooher Bireét, and à holes wot oon i= ure: cher, uext corner ot vai Avenue.e at Ha HOME.J.Tylon oneer STREET, next to corner St.Dominique and near 8t.Lawrence street, will be sold at my PA ou BA a anis.Sale at Half-past TEX o'clock THOMAS + POTTER, ad ctoncer Two; SMAL I, BRICK HOUSES, DAY, 20th JARU ARY.Will be sold separately.Good ehance lo buy.Either 4 \" Wed gs and Amusements, ACADEMY OF MUSIC.BENEFIT OF THE GENERAL HOSPITAL TOR OXB NIGNE ONLY, JANUARY 3lrr, WHEN TER OT.GROROR'S SNOW-SHORB CLUB, ANINTED BY LADY AMATRUNE, | Will produce aa Original Comedy, in 3 Acts, and Concert Scene, written specially far the occasion by à member of ba Club, and entitiea A WIKTER'S NIGHT, Full partisalars in future advertisement.\u201d Box plac Open now at the Academy Box Office, 126 8 James street.RELIGIOUS 1881 ANNIVE ÉRSARIES 1881 The Anniversary Moeti of the various Societies will be held this year as hithe ST.JA MES STREET METHODIST CHURCH, Commencing éach a en at HALP-PAST EEVEN, and tio WEDNESDAY, 96th-Montreal Auxillary Bible Society, THURSDAY, 27th\u2014French-Canadian Missionary Society.YR! DAT 28th\u2014-Dominion Alliance Temperance Moet.During the week a special meeting Momo held in Associution habs each day fro VT oa ToT cod when thé work and Deeds of fhe pe roapectt es wil be laid before the Throne of Special atteution 18.10 vites to the iy hour of com- moncing the oubtings.as beft sept sg ail MECROE 17 y Arbiversary [DOMESTIC TRAINING 8CHOOL.NOTICE.Ladies taking en interest in the promotion of this school of Industry are respectfully requested to mest Mrs.Smith inthe Hall of the Young Men's Christian Association on FRIDAY, 28th inst, at 3 pm.AU & nominations of Ladies in sympathy with this good work.are luvited in large numbers to attend.184 MONTREAL MUTUAL BUILDING SOCIETY.\u2014The Annusl General M: pote: Soctots for the p se of recet report of o a de be held as het Room of f che Méchant À e oO e Mec DNESDAY, the 26th instant, at 8 p.HE 3 tv and 124th Ay 5 ang 1440 An proprisions.ol Baliot a LE THE M METROPOLITAN UTUAL BENEFIT The General Annnal Noeing of the members of thi Boctety will Sake place 0 W ADNERDAŸ.a aE oext, at ee the one of of ae Society, LARESE y RANCE NIVIGE streèt.\u2014 À.W, of the TION COMPANY, (Limited.) The in Viau's Fy EN BEd the 2nd day EF prt Tt \"WO o'clock pm.for the par for the ensuing en oe oa 17 THE, DOLLY TE SNOW- UB will set ae phe usual rendeseous, on THURSDAY EVENT n - ee hel very neat and in nice order, Nos.91 anû 95 ROY houses are comfortable and\u201d rented to respectable ten.Buy, one and rent the other.T.J.P.486 ST, DOMINIQUE wOn what grounds, mi Task?\u201d ; ; « Cruclty, Ésertion, and\u2014 and\u2014adultery.\u201d + Was your lite husband a partuer of your Sather ?\u201d .\u201cHe was.\u201d # Did not your father and he part in anger fr\" .#5 No, notin anger.Mr.Finch abscon ed\u2014 \u201cand\u2014and robbed my father.\u201d A.Where did your late husband abscond to 17° asked the coroner.\u2018661 think we heard that he America.\" & Have you heard of his return ; «No, sir; 1 have not.\u201d \"es That will do, Mrs.Finch.But wait a mo- \u2018gent ; one question more.Did your futher seem depressed in spirits before hi» death ¢* \u201c1 know he did: and, now that ! think of it, «= J am sure he had been trying to bide sowething from me for one weck previous to his death.\u201d At this point Mrs.Finch utterly nike duwn, .and was led out of the rvom sobbing by ote of het female friends.The next wituess was the girl Susie O'Neil, who described, us fur as she was able, the trump with the tattered clothes and broken hose, al told the story about seckiug a policeman, and of Mr.Vai Hess's refusal to accept his services \u201cwhen found.The evidence of the officer cor- yoborated that of the servant, and showed further how he had met the same trawp leaving * thehouse of Mr.Van Hess the evening of the sourder.He was sure it Was the sume wan, - because he had used the words, \u201cYou here gain 11 must was warn Me.Ven Hess.\" « Would you know the man ifyousaw him in I\u2019 asked the coroner.+1 would recognize him among ten thousand,\u201d replied the officer.\u201c+15 John Grady present 1 Mr, Grady do you Tecoguize that piece of paper 1\u201d +1 do.\u201d «When did von last sec that paper ** asked the COTORET.« When I gave it, or one exactly like it, into \u2018he hands of Mr.Jacob Van Hess, in wy house in Williamsburgh.\" «Mr.Grady,\u201d said the young attorney, \u201cthis.\u2014Hapeculiar piece of paper, as you see\u2014torn ir: régalariy into four fragmeuts, which have been montched and pasted on this thick blotting- paper.The iuk has turned yellow with age, end the paper is soiled with much handling.Can vou give the jury the history of the pavers which you handed ta Mr.Van Hess one week ago, of which this is evidently one, and tell us the meaning of these words\u2014of this wnting \u201d\" «Well, sir, this is a long story, and 1 must be allowed totell it in wy own way.\u201d l Grady then narmted the story of the forgery | | {the triul of Bailey ; his conviction and Jong iur- | isoament ; the unmitigated villany of Finch; PE capture of the pravtive-forgery papers in the hotel ; and all the other facts of this story with which he was connected, or of which he had a -personal knowledge.John Grady waxed elogu- ent as he portrayed the virtues of Bailey or denounced the fraud au! treachery of Finch and in.His manner wus inimitable, and his eech bad just enough ef the lrogue to impart à raciness to his flow of language.The reporters for the great dailies, always favored by the poli- a with tho best positions for heating ou h occakion:s, took n every syllabte that \u201céroimed from the lips of the.erin Ln went to South \"we sear Hr.ce said the nssistant district at- \u201corp, + this 8 «than Is would or Jon rate Lo y auch a Pos ie hotel as to overhesr hd \u2018gee what occurred in the room in which Fineh-and Quin were dining ?\u201d ar ore] was in the next roorh, with the door alightly ajar.Finch's back was toward me, and sy worthy friend the *wine-merchant\u2019 was so Intoxicated that he was blind \u2014blind dyunk.™ \u201c« Who was with you, and how came you there 1\u2019 \u20181 decline to answer that question unless it becomes necessary to further the ends of jus tee,\u201d replied Grady.« You necd not answer, Mr.Grady.Is Ti- \u2018mothy Quin injthe room !\u201d asked the coroner.\u201c1 am, yer honor.\u201d As the burly form of Quin shouldered its way : eight and left to the front, every eye was turned \u2018to get a closer view of the man whose character and antecedents had been laid bare Ly the story told.The first unfavorable sigm of the man \u201cwas his dress, which was loud ; the next was his © Jewellery, which was weighty, particularly his * » '% watoh-chain, and last, was his fuce- his hang- %.~ dog face\u2014with beetling brow and sunken, unsteady eye.| # Quin,\u2019 said the young attorney, \u201clook at 5%: that curious pice of paper and tell unif pou ever E saw it before.\u201d * Quin took it in his hand, turned it over and + #* examined cven the back of it, and scrutinized Ît most carefully, evidently thinking ol lus cu.swer.At length he said, in slow and measured © Have\u2014]\u2014seen\u2014it\u2014before ! I\u2014think\u2014 :* Thave, or at laste a piece of paper very loike 3t ;* -and Timothy eoutinued to inspect it ns though it were the face of a long-lost friend.«Did yon ever have a paper like that, and \u2014@thers of a similar kind, in your possession ?\u201d s]\u2014think\u2014I-\u2014had,\"\u201d replied Quin, in a -élow, hesitating way.You think\" said the assistant district \u201cattorney \u2014* you think ! Don\u2019t you know! You heard the evidence of Mr.John Grady.Did va pick the torn fragments out of the waste- sasket, and tpaste them on pieces of red blot- Mng-paper } «1\u2014think \u2014-[\u2014did.Think ! think !\u201d impatiently ejaculated the attorney.You know whether you did or not.Come, sir, did you, or did you not ?\u201d s]\u2014did.\"\u201d « Why did yon do so !\" asked the coroner.>._ *Bekase\u2014bekase, ] wondthered what Misth- ae Finch meant by so much writin\u2019 after business hours, He wud remain after the other clerks © where gone, an\u2019 he wu sit at his desk in a kind \"gv sbseut-moinded way, writin\u2019 an writin\u2019.hin he wud tear up the paper an\u2019 throw it into ho duet Knowin' that Finch was a.cute \u201cRind ov a chap, an\u2019 playin\u2019 the pious dodgn on gld Van Hess, it sthruck me wan night that \u201cJwould collect these torn papers, watch thim, A8\" paste tHim on the blottin'-paperbekase it Yas stiff ou\u2019 handy.\u201d 64 Why did you do this\" asked the coroner.1 6 Well\u2014well\u2014ye see, T know Finch was a : sort of chap, and intinded to play some \u2019 med up me mind to have au ou suspect what he was abont ?\u201d ; 't know exactly what he was up to, at 1 guessed it was nothin\u2019 good.\u201d « Quin,\u201d said the attorney, \u2018\u201c\u201c what led you #0 suspect Finch?\u201d 0 Weil, yer honor, he wud never read wan ov pious books or papers nntil he saw Mr.Van nesr him ; thin he wud pull it out an\u2019 lay air his desk, Where the ould gintleman wud y sure to-sce it.In the evenin\u2019s, whin he an\u2019 qiré'was alone, he wud never read a word of his ous stuif.\" teProtty keen observation, Mr.Quin ;\u201d said the public prosecutor.\u201c\u2018 You saw that Finch win an arrant hypocrite, and you knew that a pleas hypocrite would commit any erime in the Noddendar, if he thought he could escape the uhenhes of the law.\u201d \u2019 » Exactly, yor honor.\u201d soi did yon not inforu Mr.Van Hess?: ++ Au lose me place | Do you think ! was a Re fool © Tell us,\u201d said the assistant district attorney, An pour oun way, what followed.\" Meier « Wan day in Novimber, wed me put on Bailey's i wait for a receipt.the messinger, au\u2019 man-of-all-work we dhuty to obey ¢ When.you put on attoruey, \u201c\u201c aid wrong li tle before dark ?\u201d \u201cWrong t Why should I suspect somethin\u2019 wrong! 1 wint to banks almost every day.\u201d « Ask no questions, Quin, but answer mine.On your oath, did you not suspect something wrong?\" .«Wrong! Why should 1 7 © Come, come, sir, yes of no: did you mot suspect something Wrong (a «Well, If 1 did, it was none ov me busi- It was me dhuty to go errunds, an\u2019 1 wint ness.errands.\u201d « Will vou answer my question 1\" said the with considerable asperity.Timothy scratched his head und reflected : public prosecutor, and at length be boldly hed, and said, « No-\u2014at laste not at that time.\" The yoyng ussistant district attorney gave Quin a ost formidable look as he asked, «Hew much money did Mr.Finch pay you ure on your for that errand ! l'ome now, yuu oath, and beware \"\u201d « ].\u20141\u2014dou't know.++ What do you mean by ¢ you don't know *\" Did Fiueh, or did he not, pay you for that errand to Mr.Wilde \u201c\u20ac Atu Ll'obleegud to answer that question, yer honor © said Quin, turing to the coroner, who was his political friend.* 1 haluve vou are.\u201d «Did Mr.Finch ever give you any money demanded the attoruey\u2014< Yes or no.\u201d \u201cYes ; Le ped me wages.\u201d « That will not de, Mr.Tunothy Quin.peat, Jun am under oath, and had better careful.You know the consequences of perjury.* Did Myron Finch ever give you money for carry 1 demand an answer to my question : y that chek to Mr.Willkon Wilde 7\" \u201cdoen't know,\u201d replied Quin moa sulky tone.« Dud Mr.Fineh than vour wages I\" Nas\u201d # How much « Wan thousand dollars.\u201d 3 \u201cFor what work did Fincl give you so large a sum of money i «To hold me tongue\u2014to keep mum.\u201d «To hold your tougue about what \u201d\u201d ++ About the cheek an\u2019 the practisin\u2019.\u201d +80 you heard Mr.Bailey accused | you saw Tm tried and convicted : vou knew that he was sent to Stato-prison for ten years on a fds charge of forgery ; and for a paltry bribe of a : thousand dollars you stood by and saw all this Bah! you were every apd heh your tougue ! whit as bad as Finch: and you were, 1f poss meaner : for he played for a higher stakr-\u2014a partrership and the old gentlewmn\u2019s daughter.\u201d VT be continued LATEST MAIL NEWS.Canada.Tt is said that the cut of logs in the Gatineau district this season will be 100 per cent iu cess of last year's operations.Mr.E.M-tiver, of Buckland, Que, has lost four childrer vo aight days from a disease which the doctor, 31 1> sud, appears not to understand fully.The St.John, X.B., policemen intend to sue the Corporation to veover the wouey deducted from their salaries in the general reduction in 1880.Mr.Bentley, Brazilian consul at the capital, has succerded in forming in London « company for the purpose of establishing steam communication between Canada and Brazil.Farmers in the Ottawa district report a scor- city.of horses in the country, the unusual mand for teams for the shanties and the wages paid laving drawn away a great pron A steam threshing machine at work near Lucan, Ont., Llew out the end of the fire box und sent the engine out of the barn.One young is a man was killed.The whole machine wreck.A Toronto bailitf has resigned his position, because, where his office was formerly worth thousands per annum, its receipts have dunng the past year dwindled down to a paitry four hundred dollars.Thomas Maxwell, while passing through woeds negr Colbarne, Ont, lately, was struck by n falling log and rendered insensible.W found he was still unconscious, with Jeg and foot frozen stiff, and 1m a dying condition.The other day a London, Ont.firm shipped the first consignment of goods that ever that port for the East Indies.thirty cases of butter, half a ton of lard, a of spiced bucon and hams, about half a ton of chevse, à large quantity of canned pods and oatmeusl, cornmeal, white beans, fish chowder, succotash, pickles, etc.| Ww.Martin, the sixteen-year-old Aylmer, P.Q., lad who was recently married to Miss Lyons, aged 14, at Springfield, bas deserted wife amd fled to Wisconsin.the reputation of being a worthless scamp.The gir! Carrie Graham, who was charged by Gen Renwick at London, Ont, with larceny, was remanded for sentence.She is only years of age and came from Engimd three as parents living, aud expects when she comes of age to She is rather pretty and accomplished, but it is thought months ago.She states that she inherit au estate worth §20,000 a year.her mind is affected.A trio of the residents of Dresden, Ont, have lately recvived reliable information relative to their share in the distribution of a legacy estimated nt about 815,000,000, which has been accumulating since about the year 1797, Wales.The legacy falls to the heirs of Thomas Poole, who left Wales in 1797 and came to America, and who will be remembered by the pioncers of London and Niagara, in which districts he practised wedicino years ago.An interesting example of the power of agination occurred near Smith's Falls, Ont, cently în the death of Mrs.Dillabough.seems the devensed had for three or four years past nsserted that she would only five to be 70, about dusk, Finch t summer business- - \u2018Boum.= coat an\u2019 go to the bankin'-lLouse of Warrenton, \u201cWilde & Co., an\u2019 lund Mr.Wilde a check un\u2019 Ye see, | was the porther, about tho store, an\u2019 whin Misther Finch sint me it was ordhers an\u2019 ax uo questions.\" Bailey's coat,\u201d asked the you not suspect something 1 Did you not suspect that you were wrsonating Mr.Builey when you were sent u > soup stock, by slowly Ire.ever give you money other It consisted of The child wife 18 stopping at Avhmer yet, and has no idea where lier swaiu has goue, but according to all accounts she is well rid of the young rascal, who bears HOUSEH The French lo soups.It has Peon family could bo supported American family vastes, ) N traveled in France and have seen the romark- able economy of the people and Know.how uch good food is thrown ont by.Americans \u2014 including the Canadiaus, as inbubiting Amer- ich\u2014ean easily believe this.\u201cFhe French do uot waste a bone, and they buy the waste Loues from the butchers, and with these make digeetin them in a jar always kept near the fire, where it slowly simmers, With a quart ar two of this stock, some crumbs of stale bread crusts dried in the oven and powdered, sn onidtl, a carrot, a potato or two, a few shyesds- 6 cabbage, a nutritious and acceptable \u2018can.Always be provided.By adding some is stock to pieges of fowl or meat of different kinils; sews in great variety are made.So that: the chief portions of their most frequent dishes: cost next to nothing, being in reality made of just such materials as weny Americans give fo the pigs, or dogs, or throw away, or ¢all garbage.\u201d HUW BEANS MAY BE COORED.Beans are one of the most nutritious of vegetables.One pound of beahs contains us much nutriment as o pound of flesh meat.They are rich in nitrogen, the element that supports the waste and tear of the muscular system, but alone do not provide such a complete nutriment as enables one to resist cold.This requires fat, therefore, pork and lxans are Letter calvulated for cold weather dict than either alone.The hardy French Cuna- dians whose axes and saws are now ringing in the backwoods whew each winter they yo in troops to cut umber, subsist almost wholly on pork and beans, and if one wishes to enjoy the most delicious bean soups, fried beans, or other dishes of beans, he should visit one of these hilarious camps in the woods when the bright men shines over the suow crusted by the effects of ao temperature many degrees.below zero for weeks together.But few can have such au opportunity, therefore, we Will try and do what we can at home with the following :\u2014 BAKED l'oRK Anh Braxs.\u2014 Put one quart of picked and mashed beans in cold water iu a stew pan, with a pinch of salt and another of sods.Stew slowly until the beans are tender ; du not suffer them to break by quick boiling.Change the water after it has come to a boil the first time and repluce with boiling water from the kettle.In the meantime prepare a piece of thin, streaky pork, wash and put it in a stew pan and oil until nearly cooked through.Score the rind with a sharp knife half through.Pui the beans ia a bake dish; place the pork on the top of them, and put the dish in the oveu for half an hour.Add a little hot water if necessary, to keep the beans moist.Tho top wav he browned with a ved hot shovel if de sil, Seree in the bake dish but remove the pork to another dish to cut it.Bras sour.-\u2014Stew a pint of beans with plenty of water slowly in the evening and leave them on the hot stove over night.IF they do mot break up freely add half a tea spaoulul of .soda to soften them.Ju the morning continue tu stew them slowly until they are well dissolv- vd, ahling a piece of ginger.In the meantime stn 1H à second pan with no more water than 3> required, à few leet bones, from which Ui meat has not beerr eut clean off.When the meat is covked to rags remove the bones, strain the bean shells from the bean and add the soup from the meat, add the requisite seasouing, and conte to stew slowly until itis to be served.Bras Serr with Rapsir on PARTRIDGE.\u2014 I'repare the beans as above over night, in the morniug strain out the shells and add the rabbit or partridge previously prepared and cut into pieces.Stew slowly for two hours ; thin with boiling water or sup stock.Add a little onion if desired and the requisite seasoning and apiece of butter as large as a hickory nut when the meat is put in.3 .Frirp Brans.\u2014Stew besus as above until quite soft with as little water as possible.Turn out into a deep dish and set away in he cellar or acold place.In the mormiug fey à few slices of pork freshened over nightin warm.water ; cui the cold beans into slices half an inch thick and fry until browned in the hot fat Berve for breakfast with thefriedpak.«~~ © RTEWED Braxa.\u2014Stew slowly a quart of beans | ailing sufficient salt, until they sre\u2019 tender but * tu'te ere not to break them.Change the water twice always adding boiling water to-repluce that poured off ; this greatly sweetens the beans and takes awny the strong flavor.When cook.à drain off the water and serve on a side dish, ating a Little butter and pepper and salt.A little vinegar or lemon juice improves them.ENQUIRIES.Le ing le «x- | dé- the brown! Axs.\u2014For 10 pounds of goods take as mich water ag will cover them ; boil in it until dissolved three pounds of catecbu, then add four outees of blue vitriol (copper sulphate) stir tnronghly.Put in the goods in the afternoon aud loo them stay in it over nights In the the morning wring them out.Dissolve 4 ounces of hr-chromate of potash in boiling water suffi «veut to cover the goods.Keep them in the solution n quarter of an hour.If clouded yarn 1x wanted bind up the skeins tight in places with strips of cotton cloth.| HousEkEkrER\u2014How is maccaroni with | cheese prepared?ANs.\u2014This is the maccaroui aw gratin of the cooks and o nice dish.Stew the macraroni until tender ; take it out and put it in a pic dish, grating over it as it is placed in layers some rich and good cheese that has been kept in a dry place until it ie hard, Bake for 20 minutes.i the cheese is not rich add some butter ; season with sufficient salt and white: pper.The top of the maccaroni may be rowned with 8 hot shovel.Svascrinr.r.\u2014 Please give the length of time which it requires for cocking various joints; so that they may not be overdone.Axs\u2014 Generally n quarter of an hour is required to the pound of meat, but a thin joint is sooner cooked through than a thick one and allowance should be made.A leg of mutton of 10 lhs will require two and half or thtec hours, while a shoulder of the same weight will be cooked in two hours.Hindquarter of lamb will require 15 minutes to the pound and a forequarter from 10 to 12 minutes.one-quarter longer than any other mest.Pork requires very thorough cooking and one- third longer than beef or mutton.A turkey takes 12 minutes to the pound.A large fowl will take an\u2019 hour and a half; if old a little more, if young and tender a little less.Ducks require 10 minutes to the pound.Venison and game need full 15 minutes to the pound.A Yorxe Wire.\u2014How can 1 cook corned beef 80 that it will not be dry like a chip?Axa.\u2014-Put the meat over night in warm water to Lien or telt ton his 13 in Dr.im- re- It that being the allotted span to which, as she soak.In the morning put it in boiling water thought, she was limited by Divine writ.Some and let it boil five minutes then put it off and days ago she fell ill, but, although very low, she cook slowly, simmering aud not boiling.Give it maintained that she would not dic till her at least 15 minutes to the pound.eu it has birthday.been served return it to the which should twelve and ushered in her 70th birthday, began to sink rapidly, and in twelve minutes she was dead.A feud of long standing between two families named Moban and Ranoban, living near Linwood, Ont., culminated on the evening of the late municipal elections in a serious row, Anthony Moban, it is alleged, started uarrel, and in the fight which followed he bit jichael Ranoban's thumb nearly off, and other- Since then Ranoban has been seriously ill and his life hns nt times been deapaired of.Symptoms of blood poison- One joint of wise badly injured him.ing and erysipelas having set in.the injured man's thumb has dropped Owing to Ranoban's dangerous condition, trial of his assailant has Deen twice postponed.that one night recently Mr.Titiick MeNally, Maidstone, Ont., ha cow die of some malady unknown to any ofthe prople of the township familiar with tbe ordi- Every night following\u2019 another cow vielded to the same mysterious cause\u2014 four valuable beasts in n¥ many nights.Tmmedintely after death the carcases swelled up The Essex Record says nary silments of cattle.immensely, seemingly indicating poison as trouble 1 but Mr.McNally is not dware of existence of an enemy, and can't believe any one would destroy his stock maliciously.to\u201cthe time of the fatal attack, n few hours fore death, no sign of disonler manifested itself in cither case, The other night as the clock struck da have been kept hot and put the whole away to cool.When cold take it out and it will remain juicy and tender.A Rranrn.\u2014How can the hulls bo removed from white com for stewing, snd what js the best way to stew it! ANs.\u2014Sodlk the com in a strong solution of carbonate of soda or a weak solution of concentrated lye until the bulls can be removed by rubbing the corn in a cloth or with the hands in warm water.Soak the corn in warm water for an hour or two, and then stew slowly in milk until it is tender.Eat with white sugar sprinkled over it.: Apa.\u2014T have stained some white muslin with linseed oil, and cannot get it ous.Can you tell me what will remove the stain! ANs.\u2014 Procure some benzine or sulphuric éther.and immerse the stained portion of the muslin in it.Squeeze it out occasionally until, the spot is removed.This must be done by day light and away from a fire, as these liquids are exceedingly inflammable.- * BELLA.\u2014 Please tell me how to make some violet colored ink that will not fade.AXNs.\u2014 The juice.of the common poke root berries, squeezed and reddish vio b years ago a she the off.the the the A specimen writing made Up still as brigh et.But it is completely be- faded and dilly Bch moistened Yith # solution of sodsd k 70 y pormanent and indestructibi tolor, \u2018isricher thanthatof thecow, audits hair is Mis.M.\u2014 Please give me a receipt for dying | | ot per Ven] requires j- \u201cthe sleepy hollow.\" FCO! aiied-makes a very nice colored, psed to the air continually iv There are not 500 negroes in Germany.A Kansas coon is made to turn a grindstone.The banana ripens in Florida during every mouth of the year.They use dogs to draw their milk-carts in German towns and cities.À live lizard was found by a-well-digger in New Market, Va., the other day, twenty-five feet below the surface.In the interior of Africa io négro boy is allôw- ed to eat chicken.A child that had caten one was himself eaten es a punishment.A learned physicisn finds that the figure on the crucifix in Burgos cathedral is a human body ine perfect stato of preservation.It is said to have there since theeleventh century.In ancient Romea wash of asses\u2019 milk was believed to brighten the beauty of the skin.Onthis account Poppæa, the wife of Nero, had 500 asses milked daily to give her a cosmetic bath.There is a bottle of wine dver 1800 years old that will be opened at the coming unuiver- sary of the destruction of Pompeii.It was dug out of the ruins, having been buried about the year 79.Tu acubic inch of a certain kind of mould, consisting entirely of animaleules, wore than forty- one mitlions of distinet beings were estimated by Ehrenberg toexist ; a fact which, when taken in connection with others of the same nature, renders it highly probable that the living beings of the microscopic world surpass in number these whirh are visible to the naked eye.The echo at the Eagle's Nest, on the banks of Killarney, is renowned for its effective repetition of # bugle call which seems to be repeated by a hundred rustraments, until it ggdually dies away in theair.At the report of acannon the loudest thunglers reverberate from the rock and die in seemingly endless pealsalong the distant mountains.At the castle of Simonetta, 8 nobleman\u2019s seat; about twenty miles from Milan, a surprising echo is produced between the two wings of the building.The report of apistol is repeated Ly this echo sixty times ; and Addison, who visited the place ou a somewhat foggy day, when the air was unfavorable to the experiment, counted fifty-six repetitions.At first they were very quick, but the intervals were greater in proportion as the sound decayed.It is asserted that the sound of : one wusical instrument in this place resembles a great number of instruments playing in concert.This echo is prcasioned by the existence of two parallel walls of considerable length, between which the wave of sound is reverberuted from one to the other until it is entirely spent.The Pittsburgh Leader publishes an item about a perfectly blue baby recently born in that city.Every inch of the child is as blueasin- digo.The cause of this freak of nature is what might be called a malformation of the heart.An opening exists between the right and left sides of the heart, and allows the blood from the arteries to mix with the blood from the veins before it Las been purified by the action of the heart and air, and this produces the bluish cast of the skin.The child is about two weeks old, and is not ex- away at every stick, stone aud int, oy though he got o separate.and distinguishable scent out of every one ofthem.And so must, no doubt ; for if even the earth keeps a perfume of tho person who has walked over it hours before, sure) every:object about us must have some faint smell « or other, either of itaelf or of objects which have touched it.When we remember that a single grain of musk will scent hundreds of handkerchiefs 50 «8 to ba recognizable even by ourdefec tive organs of smell, there is nothing extrava- t in the idea that passing creatures may eave traces, discoverable by keener scnses, on all the pebbles or straws which lie across the road.Thus, the smells which make up half of the dog's picture of the universe are probably just as continuous .and distinct as the sights which make up the whole picture in our own case, and which doubtless coalesce with the other half in the canine mind.\u2014Genllemen's Magazine.Hapite oF THE SPIDER.\u2014The spider has never been to school a day in his life.He has never learned o trade or read a book, ye he ean make the straightest lines, most perfoct circles, beautiful little bridges, and many of his family can spin and weave, some of them ran hunt and swim and dive and do mason work almost as well as if they had a trowel und mortar.There is Bspidein my garden that makes so many lines and circles you'd think it had been all through :ometry.It makes circles every oue a little farger thanthe other,about twelve of them, and then from the smallest circle begins and makes about twenty-eight straight lines going to the outside, circle, Îke the whalcbones in an umbrella.It makes this web so perfect and regular that it is called the geometric spider.You'll gee late in sumuoer clusters of its eggs on bushes and hedges.When hatched the spidars will all keep together in a little ball \u201cYou teuch this ball and the little spiders will scatter in all directions.but as soon as they can theyll get together again as before.I left my silk dress one night hanging over a chair near the wall and in the morning 1 found that Mrs.Spider had been there in the night and made a beautiful little bridge of spider silk between my dress and the wall.The spider that made this bridge for me had dight eyes.lt can't move auÿ of these eyes; cach eye Las but one lens, and can only sce what is just in front of it.It has à pair of sharp claws in the forepart of its head ; with the little pinchersit catches other smaller spiders.When the spider is at rest it folds itslittle claws one over the other like the parts of scissors.This spider has eight feet; most insects, you know, have six.At the cnd of each foot isa movable hook.It has five little spinners or spinnerets, with which it makesits web.Each of these spinners has an opening which it can make large or small as it likes.Therv is a tube like a little ball communicating into each of the openings.In this tube are four little reservoirs, which hold the \u2018\u2018 gluey substance of which the thread is spun.\u201d As soon as this liquid comes to the air it becomes a tough and strong thread.1 suppose the air acts upon it in some way.\u2014 Selected.ce pected to live.\u201c\u201c A blue babe\u2019 at birth is not uncommon, but by placing the child on itsleft | side the opening in dhe heart clases hy the power | of gravitation, and the circulation of the blood | then proceeds naturally.For a child thus afflicted to live is unusual ; medical books placing the ratio at one in 30,000.A Pittsburgh physician is arquainted with a young man, 24 years old, who was not only à \u2018* blue habe, \u201d but lived ta be a blue man.He is well developed, healthy, in fact like the rest of humanity, except in the color of the skin.This is blue as indigo, and wedical skill is powerless to afford a remedy.NATURAL HISTORY.Try.YAK.\u2014To the Kirghis the yak is as invaluable as the reindeer to the Laplander, or, in another way, as the camel to the Arab.Its milk woven into clothesand other fabrics.Where a man can walk, a yak can be ridden.It isre- markably sure-footed ; like the clephant, it hasa wonderful sagacity in knowing what will beaFits weight and in avoiding hidden depths and chasms ; and when a pass of gorge becomes Dlocked.by snow (provided it bo notifrozen) à \u2018score of driven in front.will make a high: way.This strange creatare frequents the moup-, tain slopes and their level summits.It needs: no tending, the snow on the heights lies too deep for him to find the berbage, be rolls himself down the slopes, and eats his way up sgain, displacing the snow as he psornds.When arrived at the top he performs a second somersault down the slope, ! and displaces a sacond groove of snow us he rats his way to the top again.The yak cannot bear a temperature above freezing, oud in summer it leaves the haunts of men and ascends far up the mountains to the \u201cold ies,\u201d above the limit ~tual snow, its calf being retained below as » pledge for the mother's return, in which she never fails.Trg Linx's Toxcre.\u2014The very peculiar formation of the lion's tongue did uo# escape the notice of our anatomist, but he does not say much about it.I have now in my hand the dried tongue of a lion ; it is covered with sharp- pointed horny papille, set very thickly upon its surface.Thé papilæ on the front portion of the tongue are much larger than those in the rear part of the tongue, but the smaller ones are set much closer together than those in front.Each papilla consists of a.horny spine, the poirt of which is curved and set directly backward, reminding me much of the spises on the tail of the thornback ray.Ou applying this lion's tongue to the cheek, I find that the roughness is so great that with a little pressure a wound migh® easily be made in the human skin.The ase of this is to scrape off the meat from the bones of the animals, for the lion is not a great Pone-eater\u2014he leaves the bones for the hyenss to crack, these anfmals having teeth especially constructed for the cracking of bones.This culiar roughness of the tongue is also present, 1t in a less degree, in the commen cat, and it can be seen when the cat is lapping milk, but still better if the tongue of a defunct specimen be taken out, put for a while in spirit and then pinned out tight on a board.his rough tongue is of grest importance to the health of the Lion.A Banoon's DINKER.\u2014 Bishop Colenso gives this incident in the carly life of a South African baboon.There is something quaintly human about it :\u2014* It was a hot day and a number of baboons were sunning themselves along the bottom of the Idonga.They lay upon their backs, with half-Closed eyes, rabbing their stomachs in » state of placid enjoyment.Two or three young baboons had wandesed little distance from the Idonga, searching for scorpions from stone to stone just below them.They were not very successful, and it did not, appear that their movements were of much concern to their elders.Presently, however, one of the young ones turning up a stone, lit upon n particularly fine and fat scorpion, which, with a furtive lance round at his elders, he seized and popped into his mouth, having first pinched oft the sting.He at once proceeded to turn the stone over again with rt assiduity, as though in further unsuccessful search for scorpions, He had not escaped notice, however, for dewn the gully in a sluggish roll came a great baboon, who seized the young one by the scruff of-his peck, shaking him vi y until the plump morsel dropped from his mouth.Having gobbled this up, the clder baboon at once regained his lounge, and all went on as before in Tre Doc's Ux1vERsE.\u2014Dogs not only smell odors in an occasional way, but they likewise seem to extract a recognizable odor from almost everything, as Prof.Croom Robertson also sug- seats.Anschaysis knows ine, when I am resscd in clothes he never saw before, by his nose alone.Let me get myself up in à thedtri- cal costume aud cover my face with a mask, yet he will ize me at once by some (to us) undiscoverable perfume.Moreover, he will nize the same odor as clinging to my clothes after they had been taken off.If I shy a pebble on the beach, he can pick out that identical pebble by scent among « thousend others.Even the very ground on which I bave trodden retains for him some faiht memento of ny presence for hours sfterward.The bleod- Hound can track a human scent a week old, \u2014 which argues a delicacy of noes slmost incredi, and fiuds its food at all seasoffs.Af |\u2019 A Baptist Minister's Experience.1 am a Baptist minister and before\u2019 I oven thought of being a clergyman 1 graduated in medicine but left a lucrative pmetice for ny present profession, 40 years ago.I was for many years a sufferer from quinsy, Thomas\u2019 Ecletric Oil cured me,\u201d I was also troubled with hoarseness and Thomas\u2019 Eciootrie Oil always relioved me.° My wife and child had Diphtheria, and Thomas\u2019 Eclectric Oil cured them,\u201d and if takon in time it will cure seven times out of ten, I am confident it is a cure for the most obstinate Cold or Cough.and if any one will take a small teaspoon and half.fill it with the Oil and then placo the end of the spoon in uffe nostril and draw the Oil out of the spoon into the bead by eniffing as hard us they can until the 0il falls over into tho throat, and practice that twice a week, I don't care how offensive their head may be, it will clean it out and cuto thoir Catarrh.For Deafness and Earache it has done wonders to my certain knowledge.It is the only medicine dubbed patent medicine that I have aver {alt like recommending and I am very anxious to ses it-in every - -for I tell you that I would not be without it in my hoare for pata HR iw In ut brand nos + al ; 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; hate rene ma an Pen dre \u2018person needing relies will avall themselves of a0 valiabie à préparation.- ES Rarpectiuiln, ALEX, MCUABZES, Mody to New York DAY arr Ww.Baggage cl ENGLAND.H.FP AL gor Agent.Manager.Arrive a\u201c Bet.mailing VW + BK.nec, Provinces.| rome.\u2018Leave Bt.Jerome Opposite 145 ducer into FON THE Dominion.EXPRESS for Boston, via also for New Yor y ngtie Tor Waterioo, 118 am?OF Sprinaticld, at NIORT EXPRESS § ç \u201cXPRESS for New York Troy, : de in New York at 6.43 next rk 320 pm, NIGHT EXPRESS for hoston via Lowell, and New York vis Springfield, 6.30 p.m.Station, Montreal, THROUGH EXPRESS Halifax .These Trains connect at Grand Trunk Trains leaving Montreal at 10 o'clock p.m.and at Campbellton, with the steamer '* City of St.ednesday and Saturday inorninge-for orce, Paspeblac, £e., te ~ The Tralus to Halifax and St.John run through to their destination on Sunday.The Pullman Car leaving Montreal on Monday and Wednesday and Friday, runs through to Halifax, and that ea ving on Tuesday and Thursday, to 8t.John.EFFSUNMMER EXCURSION TICKETS may now de obtained via rail and steainer, to thé unrivalled Sea Bathing, Boating and Fishing Resorts on the Lower St Law- Metapedia, Bay Chalour, Jochelaga Arrive at Hochelega R20 a.m.(Local Trains between Hull Trains \\nave Mile-End Station Seven Minutes Later.£2r~ Magnificent Palace Cars on all Passenger Trains, and Kiegant Siecping Cars on Night Trains.\u201c Tiajns to and from Ottawa connect with Trains to and from Quebec, Sunday Trains leave Montreal and Quebec at 4 p.m.AH Traius Run by Montreal Time.GENERAL OFFICES, 153 Place d'Armes Square.TICKET OFFICES; ug st.James Street.! Montreal.CUT PLUG OLD RELIABLE SHORT ROUTE.Thres Express Traine dail Lan ex to SL ains ee N + Tr.bet 3 ton.4nd Sprinytield and New Fore vin voy use Afr Brake.Sloe; y Bxqrens via Troy.TRAINS LRAVE NONTREAL between Montreal and Magog, 3.20 p.m.GOING NORTH.É BAL VERMONT ER.Lyve.ng Cars and Bos , and Parlor Boston and Lowell or Fitchburg, 7.15 am.leaves Boston, via Lowell, at 8.30 am, Canadian Passenger Agent \u2014 AND \u2014 THE DIRECT AND BEST ROUTE \u2014ro- hecked through to all principal po DEN, Supt.Traffic.yt fades at 3am.Tro ) - y at 7.40 am.arriving in Montreal at 8.45 pin.Express) Now Y ; at armee Non aa] desving Now York at 5 Night Expeess leaves ion at 7 p.m.,via Lowell, and 6 pun.vis Fitchburs, and Now York'st 4 p.m.via Spring- fleid, arriving in Montreal at ¥ 20 a.m Night Express leaves New York via Troy, at 3.30 p.m.arriving in Montreal at 10a ni.: For Tickets and Freizht Rates, nppiy at Central Vermont Railroad Office, 130 St.James streer, B.VIALL Office, 260 Washington street.New York Office, 417 Broadway.W.F.SMITH, General Passenger Agent.J.Fond OBART, Gencral supt ; Boston St.Albans, Vi, Oct.4, 151x WAY QUUTH EASTERN RAILW, MONTREAL AND BUSTON AIR LINE.CONCORD, MANCHESTER, NASHUA.LOWELL, WOR- CESIER, PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, and all points in NEW ENGLAND, also to the EASTERN TOWNSHIPS.The most comfortable and elaborate Sleepinz Cars run on the nizbt trains that enter Bonaventure itati Parlor Cars on Day Express.ALL CARS AND TRAINS run between Bonaventara and Boston WITHOUT CHANGE.ints in NEW on.BAGGAGE PASSED BY THE CUSTOMS AT BONAVENTURE STATION, thus saving all trouble to Passen- purs at the Boundary Line.Day Express leaves Bonaventure Depot at 8.50 a.m.Night Express [caves at 5.30 p.m.Day EXpreas arrives at same tation from NEW ENGLAND and the TOWNSHIPS at 9.03 p.m.Kight Express st 9.15 am For tickets, apply to 202 St.James street, Windsor Hotel and Bonaventure Station.GUSTAVE LEVE, Passen- BRADLEY BARLOW, President and General SCMMER ARRANGEMENTS, Commumencing 14th Jane, 1880.Pistoles John.Restigouche, Princo Edward 1sland and all points in tbe CHANGE OF TIME I vu Rea 413 Ptace d'Armes, st.Louis Hotel, Quebec.L.A.RKNECAL.General Tobacco.SMOKE Canada.Pre) MANUFACTURED BY WINDSOR, ONT.236 ]NTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.PASSENGER TRAINS RUN ALLY (except Sundays.) as follows: Leave Point Levt : Riviere-du-Loup.- Trois Rimouski Campbellton .Dalhousie.Bathurst Newcastie.Moncton y Gaspe, Mirittme For information in regard to Passenger Fare Tickots, Rates of Freight, Train Arrangements, &ec., apply to G.W.ROBINSON, Agent, 120 St.Francois Xavier street, (Old Post-Ofice Building) Montreal.TINGER, Chief Superintendent.June 14th, 1880.1 Q M.O.& OjRAILWAY.n.POT- 33 Commencing Thursday, December 23nd, 1880.Trains will run as follows :\u2014 MIXED.MAIL Exrerse.mr pi ra Leave Hochelaga for Ottawa.\u2026.- 1.30am.8SMam.515pm.Arrive at Ottowa.11.30am 1.10pm.9.55 p.m.Leave Ottawa for Hoohelaga .210am 810am.4.05pm.Arrive at Hochelaga 10.30 am.1250 pm.9.35 pm.Leave Hochelagn for - me 1 - Quebsc.cue 2.00 p.13.Th.Ascive at Québec.$382 diam i= H .\u2026.\u2026.5:30 pm.1L10pm.10.00 pm.va at B00am: 500pm.éS0pm - Leave Hochelage \u2019 St.Jerome.vacuenés sense Agent.Gouo FLAKE CUT PLUG! 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k Austen.200 Barrett.= Nestortau 27 Capt.J.G.Rag re }E Prusslan.2000 Capt.Joseph techie.= Scandinavian 3000 Capt.H.Wylie.% Bucuus Ayrean .3300 Capt.Neil Mclean.LB Grecian 22-8000 nt.=.La anktollau 200000 $150 Capt.McDougall.Ë Canadian .- 2 ae C.J.Menzies.W Phonictan.\u20182800 Capt.Jas.Bcott.# Waldeæsian.-2600 Capt ; ; Corluthian 2300 Capt.McNicol k Lucerne.2200 Capt.Kerr.Ë Newfoundland 130 Capt.Mylins Aradiân .1350 Capt F.McG & The Steamers of the Ly 1 Mall Line, from Liverpool every THURSDAY, from Boston overy WED- NESUAY, and from Halifax every SATU TR rT at Lough Foyle to receive and land Mails to nud from ireiand and Scotland, are intended to ba despatched.Passengers may embark at Boston on the Steamers marked «on the evening previous to sailing, if they esire.RATES OP PASSAGE FROM MONTREAL, VIA HALIFAX : 7, $77 apd tion.) ma mods en % had Stoerage .i - - \u2026 RATES OF PASSAGE FRUM MONTREAL, Cabt BOSTON: 8 and ABAD LL.eee eee $38, $88 {According to aovommodaion | Intermediate.peersreece nes cases arama Btécrago .1202220000 2 ce eea een cena nat e se ee ere .The steamers of the Halifax Mail Line from Halifax to Live |, Via St.John's, Nfld, are intended to be despatched as follows : FROM HALIFAX.Hibertan oo.Monday, January 3 BATES OF PASSAGE BETWERN HALIFAX AND ST.JOHNS : Cabin A sve\u201d Toman cn ros RTE ST TE = Stecrago.GLASGOW LINE.During the season of Winter Kavigation s Steamer will Br a TR voa ro Bouton for Glasgow tree reed ve FROM GLASGOW.FROM BOSTON.5 ms masi +, .December 31 i January 7 Through Lading grinted in liverpool snd |\u2018 Glasgow, And At all Continental Porta, to all pointe in the United States and Canada, and from all in Canada and the United States to Liverpool and G .via Boston ar Haliféx Connections by the Intercolonial and Grand Trunk the Central Vermont and Railways via H by Grand nk Railways (National ), and by the Boston and Albany, New York Central and Great % ern Raliways (Merchants' Despatch) via Boston.\u2018Through Rates and h Bild s of Lading tor Eastbound trafic can be obtained from any of the Agents of the above named Rallwaye.y r John M.Currie, 21 Quai 7 Rue Scribe, Paris: Aug R Berns, Antwerp: Ruys & otrerdam ; Co Hamburg: James Moss & Co., eaux : Helnr.appel & Bons, Bremen; Charley & Malcolm, Beifast; Mont gomerie à Workman, 17 Grace Church atrèet, London ; James à Alex.Allan, 70 Great Clyûs street, Glasgow; Allan Bros & Co, James Liverpoo! ; Allan, Ras SR A ho S urijer, Toronto ; ve, a York, and à State atréet, Boston.to * H.& A.ALLAN, 80 State street, Boston, and 25 Common street, Montreal.JD OMINION LINE OF STEAM SHIPS, Running in connection with THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA.88.CANADA, Bullaing, 5.830 toms, SS.SARNIA, Building.3.830 tous, 88.OTTAWA, 8,550 tons.Steamers will eail as foilows:\u2014 FROM PORTLAND TQ LIVERPOOL.Ontario .uATY Toronto.\u201cFoprayy 8 Brooklyn February 35 FOR GLASGOW: : Quebec.RE reeeneanesn sr 25th Pobruary, RATES OF PASSAGE YOR WINTER MONTHS.7 i hesvevacevasasreen Cabin\u2014Montreal M.Maposesony | ruary Oth.21x eod HITE STAR LINE.Ww ROYAL MAILSTEAMERE SPECIAL NOTICE.The steamets of this line take the LAXE ROUTES recommended by Lieutenant MAURY, U.8.X., on both the outward and homeward voyages.SAILING FROM NEW YORK.ADRIATIC.00 p.m.PT * 70 em, SALOON PASSAGE.er York to Liverpool and Queensiown, 960, $80, and © Tetuèn Tickets-8110, @145 and $175, gold.Thèse steamers de not carry cattie, theep or STEERAGE PASSAGE To and from Montreal, Li 1, London, Londonderry, Quoenstawa, Glasgow, t or Cardlsr, $31 to or mm.Passengers taking the * White Star Steamers,\u201d as à raie, arrive in London in Ol days from New York Passengers booked, vis Liverpool, to al) parts of Europe at moderate rates.For further information and passage, apply to E.J.CORTIS, Agent, 37 Broadway, New York.Or to B.J.MOGHLIN, SOLE AGENT, 36 86.Sulpice street.20 (JUNARD LINE.LANE Tes ROUTE.\u2014 The Cunard Btesmship Company (Limited), between ¥EW YORE apd LIVERPOOL, calling st CORK HAR BOR FROM NEW YORK.The \u201cATLAS\u201d will sail on WEDKESDAY, Fobre- ary 2nd.The \u201c PARTHIA\" will sall on WEDNESDAY, Fed THOMAS WILBON, Agent, 58 8t.Francois Xavier street, ANCHOR LINE.UNITED STATES MAIL STÉAMERS Sail overy Saturday.NEW YORK aa .CARBINS, #60 to $80.STEERA $08.These Steamers 40 not carry cattle, sheep or Pigs And e Satu! .NEW YO TO LONDUN .to Excursion at Reduced Rates.unsurpassed.throughout England; Scot! 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