The Montreal daily star, 6 juin 1881, lundi 6 juin 1881

[" \u201cVoL oe The bas been permanently stamped i Reon : ho Conr has been warned by the Nihilists thet his doom is certain.Tour districts of Kieff, Russia, have been placed wader martial law.\" Russia intends to make an effort to obtain a \u2018wilitary and naval station in the Corea.= All sdlitary operations in Tunis have been © saypended, the hostile tribes submitting.> Tha etrike of steamship firemen in New \u2014 Yerk threatens a serious interruption of traffic.#/.Nagotistions have been resumed at Paris for \u2019 \u201cpromoting « Franco-Amecrican treaty of Commerce.The cable steamer * Faraday\u2019 isat Penzance, +.Over 800 miles of the new telegraph cable has been laid.L0 \u20ac Sheik Abdullah, the Kurdish Chief, has given * the Ports guaranties against a renewal of raids fn Persia.; The deputation of Tekke Turcomans, which =\u201c.went %o St.Petersburg, was most favorably re \u20ac ceived by the Czar.The Greek Minister of War has ordered a force of 7,000 to be in readiness to take Possession of the céded district.A company of Army Service Corps has bein sent to Ireland from Plymouth to be attached to the various flying columns.Twenty-one conspirators have been arrested : In 8¢.Petersburg for being implicated in a r- cently discovered plot against the Czar's iife.The Turkish troops, after an engsgewent 1 sight of Salonica, recently annihilat-d à haut of 21 brigands, and brought their Leads 1220 the town.The body of Emile Littre was buried in Paris y on Saturday with religious rites.He was © 7 \u2018baptized whilst dying.This circumstance has © omased much comment.: The movement in favor of rvtalistory duties is spreading very Yapidly in Hneluni, many \".prominent free traders joining the workinguen\u201ds standard in this movemen:.An Oran, Algeria, despatch says Bringant, \u201cInspector of Telegraph, and his escort, ave heen masmacred between Frends and Genguile.Twenty-six men were killed.Jellil Agha Mukri, the principal instigator of 7e Miami massacre, during thr Kurdish in- gion of Persia, was blown frou the meuth of \u201c+ 31g esnnon at Tabreez on Saturday.i The Chinese Counsel has a «sted its right to je possession of the whole group of Loo Choo : This has been long disputed by Japan, à maay eventually result 1 war.4 k Hinkler, of Csnal, Fulton, Ohio, has, w five brothers and sisters, fallen heir to $45,000,000 left by a brother, who was a diamond merchant at the Cape of Good Hope.\u201c_ At @mestine of the Liberal Conservative JAmocistion of Cardwell, Ont., on the 4th, the ; eroment\u2019s syndicate resolations and Mr.White's action thereon were unanimously ap- : À fearful panic occurred in one of the Paris theatres on de 5th, by the report of two pistol shots Bred in succession.On making examination the police found that a young man occupying a box had attempted to commit suicide.~~ Mr.Gladstone will spend the Whitsuntide with Lord Rossberry at Durdans, Epsom; and his colleagues will net venture far away, for at any t the Cabinet: may be called upon %» more sweeping measures than any Fat talked of to meet the exigencies of the sitmation in Ireland, : \"The election to fill the vacancy in the Onta- Lagi caused by the appointment of , late M.P.P.for N Ontario, ta : isvalty of the county, took place on the 448, and resuited in a victory for the Conser.ative candidate.Mr.Madill being returned by » ity of 85 over the Liberal nominee, Mr.Bw it i Rama yet to hear +> :Bishon, the American thought reader, is @susing some sensation in private circles in Juapdon.Scientific men are completely at a Joss to account far the phenomenon.On the 48h he gave a private entertainment, at which té Prince of Wales, Lady Manderville, the gi of Donoughmore, Edwin Rooth, Irving, ] » Whistler, Oscar Wilde, and many ther well-known persons were present.: THE SENATORIAL STRUGGLE.yeixItng Sul Sanguine as to the Re- suit.Baw Yor, June 5.\u20141t is stated that Conk.Platt and Johnston visited Arthur at his on Saturday evening.Conkling said toa friend to-day, \u201cI feel very sanguine as to pe basalt of my fight.| was never wore hope- I shall return to Albany the moment my frisnds think my presence necessary, and remain there during the struggle * Platt anticipated an adjournment about the close of June whan the Legishture will become tired out by the deadlock.He expects Grant in Albany on \u2026 Wednesday.It is said the Stalwarts will con- tiaue striving to secure names suficient to call a caucus, \u2019 THE REVISED NEW TESTAMENT.Little Exgitemaont in England.LONDON, June 4.\u2014There is no + xeitement Îrcse over the revised New Testament.Even the denunciation by the Established hunch is \u2018but little heeded.The Established Church to be un the waver.The only wonder that such an institution has been allowed to in until this time.It costs the people of ad 10,000,000 pounds annually, ans only aristocracy get ten cents of benctit trom it.ita time for going is near.Mr.Gladstone ed it down in Iran.the late Government tx Ware compelled to abolish Church patronage in .Hoagland, and it will be the task of Mr.(ilad- (*Rtom0\"8 suocessor in the Liberal party to separate Yt Church and State in England.\u201c These are some ui.of the reasons why the Revised New Testament has created little intefest here outside of À or, as 1 should rather sav, clerical Brew The lower classes of Englishmen care x tothing about any of these things, and if we \u201cM to believe John Bright, the aristocracy, holding to the doctrines of the Church, h act carefok.to .ppt,these into action in their ves.Ep BVEST PROSPECTS IN ENGLAND, \u2018Joust ofthe Cereal Crops Ruincd.'Loinox, June 4.\u2026-We shall again have to go yon for the larger part of our grain supply- wed drought and gold cast winds, which prevailed with Vittle intermission since sced- Né time, has ruined most of the cerval crups, ex.wheat, and that In most districts is poor oh thin I have been over the best agri \u201cêaral sections in the South and Midland conn- 8, and the sme dolefnl story is told every- \u201ctire.The hay erap will be almost a total 6.Farmers have been trusting to a good Mhrvest this year, to enable them to pay off the : (pani of rent whish have grown upon them, 40 the wretched harvests of fhe last fow and the partial failure, which is now in- \u2018will 7 fhousands of them.The armers have much to do Poe industsjal depressions, We LL ly.dme showers since May 4th, and Al ladda: are parched and red as rust.Alo a \u201cei ming islands is in a bad in t ween short harvests and American ony landlords are at their wits\u2019 nn ofthe best farms are nnocru- ; apd Joust 70 per vent.of the tenants are THE IRISH TROUBLES.The Situation\u2014Eviction Scenca\u2014Riet at Limeriek-\u2014Parnells Programme- Moecting in Hyde Park-Were Arresta \u2014Mr.Forster Challoaged.Losvox, Juve 5.\u2014 The Government 18 very reticent about the affairs in Ircland, and nothing trustworthy is to be gathered from the Irish press on the subject, the Home Ruls papers concealing and che Anti-Hame Rule pures vXaggerating the actual situation, oreover, local correspondents of the Central press refrain, from motives of prudence, from iving details of the collisions occurring almost $y in the disturbed districts throughout Munster, Several correspondents in smaller towns and viil have been * Buycotted,™ and one was roughly handled by a mob at KJ.mallock, but if the evidence of persons who in a position to obtain fairly accurate information goes for anything the country is on the brink of avil war.The disturbances are of a decidedly mixed charactem At New Pallas, for instance, the tenantry on Col.Hale's estate are resisting decrees of eviction issued at the instance of his agent, whilst at Clonmel the peasantry are ** Boy outing tenants who lately stood high in the League for discharging laborers.lt is » muddle that defies remedial measures, an nothing remains for the Government but to crush ih disorder Ly sheer dint of bay.ones, Ireland 18 incomparably worse off to-day than «hv was under Tory rule within living wewory, and the Government has assumed purs mere autocratic and unconstitutional than found in the Tory armory since the .uot this century.But, after all, mut- -, come to such 4 pass that the suspen.: he Jury laws and the establishment of 5 spo,al tribunal for the trial of prisoners are Msciutely necessary, if law and order are 1 prevail agaitust anarchy.Some days ago the In sp ctat-General of Constabulary issued a cir- sui to the force, chiding them \u2018for not bring- 11g the perpetrators of outrages to justice.The almust iLanimous answer of the County In- SPSSLUIS Was 7 ** Supjose we do arrest persons whose mnit vegpot ouly suspect, but can establish, what n?\u201d Juries never convict.At last Assizes a hundred prisoners against whom the Crown brought overwhelming proofs were acljuitted, the jurors either sympathiznng with the accused or being terrorized by threats of murder and \u2018* Boycotting \u201d from rendering a true verdiet.Trial by jury in Ireland at prea \u20acDL isa farce.No panel can be struck at any Assize town, to the exclusion of leaguers, and the right of challenge is rarely exercised by the prisoner's counsel, for he knows that\u2019 non-leaguers dare not consent in Juiy-room te a verdict of guilty, except at the jeril of their lives the moment the trial is wver.Judges are unanimously of opinion that special Commissions, resembling courts-martial in some degree, should be substitutdd for the jury system uatil the intense excitement dies out.lt is useless for the Crown officers to get u chauge of venue.The League is everywhere, and conviction can no more be secured under the walls of Derry than on the North Mail at Cork.Another mest disquieting circumstance is the espousal of the League movement by many priests in the south and west.The hierarchy, with the single exception of Dr.Croke and the priests who received their education on the continent, are hostile to it, but probably 20 per cent.of the Maynooth priests, sprung from the ranks of the peasantry, have backed the peasants\u2019 course., LIMERICK, Juno 5.\u2026-It is a saddening sight to watch the evictions carried on in this neighborhood with the assistance of Her Majesty's troops.After Kennedy, of New Pallas, and his family and household goods were turned out, and the door barred up and the police had departed, your correspondent returned to the snot where the eviction had taken place.The mother and her six little children were sitting around or walking about the ruins of their once happy home.There was nothing between them and the blue sky, night was coming on, and they had nowhere to go and thus they were left without a ray of hope to cheer them.The Coldstream Guards and thes police force proceeded to the next tenant to be evicted, and as these magmificent looking soldiers, the flower of Her Majesty's troops, filed down by the little cahin, one could not resist calling to mind their exploits in England's greatest wars, and.comparing them with their present service.\u2018Up, Guards, and at \u2018em ! \u201d were Wellington's famous words.\u201cUp, Guards, and at Jim hennedy !\u201d is 3 paraphrase availa: ble in their present Irish campaign.They certainly do not look as if they fancied their work.A hand with a green flag met the v of soldiers here, but there was not the lightest sign of hostility, except that not one drop of water or a morsel to eat would the inhabitants give the thirsty and hungry troops and police, as they through the country.The newspaper\u201d correspondents were moreover received with welcowe, and were offered the most generous hospitality.Milk, eggs, fresh bread and butter were furnished them in abundance, and all recompence from them firmly refused.Two more evictions were accomplisMed, at one of which the people were so noisy that the magistrate read the Riot Act and the police dispersed them with tized bayonets.The last eviction was In the neighborhood of Castle Quinlan, which, as 1t may be remembered, played an important part in the last eviction.To-day, however, it was deserted, and in fact no one has been in it for a fortnight.It was not fortified, as was reported, and no one has been in it over night.All reports of armed men holding it proved utterly false.It offered à good position from which Lo throw stones at the police while evictions were going on beneath its walls a fortnight ago, Lut no attempt has been made to take it.The police did not care to do 50, and so the entire force returned to camp about sundown without further adventure.They will start to-morrow morning to continue their work on another part of Hare's estate.LIMERICK, June 5.~This afternoon a disorderly scene occurred at the railway station here, the panie-stricken police attacking a quiet crowd of people with the butts of their rifles and afterwards charging them with fixed bayonets.James Mannix and his son, the latter Secretary of the Mitcheltown branch of the Land League have been arrested under the Coercion Act, charged with inciting to riot.A large party of military went to Mitcheltown to-day to aid in evictions.Five persons have been nr rested near Killarney for attacking a houso and cutting off the tenant's ear.Lospox, June 4.-Mr.O'Mahoney, a prominent member of tho Ballydahob Land League, has been arrested under the Coerrion Art.In spite of a large foice of armed constabulary, the people twice succeeded in rescuing Mr.\"Mahoney, when, finally, he was captured.A part of the mob has set out to endeavor to in- tervept his escort at Skibbereen, County Cork.Denuis, June 5.-.0'Mahoney, who was arrested to-day, informed the police that if they withdrew he: would go on without an escort to Limerick Gaol.He walked from Bailydahob to Skibbereen, accompanied 2,000 people, where he took the ral to Cork, and praceeded thence to Limerick.The warrant charges him with inciting to murder.lt is claimed the Government is making preparations to suppress all Land League meetings in future.All troops stationed here will be confined to barracka on Monday.O'Gallagher, schoolteacher in Gweedore, County Donegal, has been arrested under the Coercion Act.LoxDox, June 5,\u2014 Nobody expects the Government to proceed against Mr.Il personally, but the Ministers cousider the signs in Ireland and England of an approaching crisis far ver than yet known.Mr.Parnell\u2019s friends say he would readily adopt the policy of à general strike against rent, but fears to provoke a decisive confljt, for which the Home Rulers aro not ready.the ides that the nresent land agitation must ha Parnell adheres to made gabgidiary to the promotion of the political independence of Felaud.The Ministers agree that seriously, aggravates the troubles and ening: probability of a collision on a still greater scale, and imperils the life of every unpopular landlord.It is understood that Mr.Parnel hopes not to bring on à gener! rising but to incito resistance on a scale to prevent the effoctive usc of police and military 50 as to paralyse evictions.English feeling is rapidly rising, upd demands that the Government show more decision and energy.The :ua88 meeting in Hyde l'ark to protest against the Government\u2019 policy in rejçard to Ireland was held to-day.Although there wasa steady drizzle of rain during the diy a large number of Irishmen and women were present, but the attendance of the general public was limited.À procession vf brn lies of the Home Rule organization with bands and banners marched from Trafulgar square to the Park where there was speaking from three platforms.The following resolutions were carried unanimously at each platform: That the Government is criminally responsible for the deplorable condition of Ireland.That this meeting sum- mou the Government immediately to suspend evictions and liberate the persons arresicd on suspicion ; thut Mr.Forster resign the office for which he has proved utter ificapacity.Mr.Parnell appears and was enthusiasgicaily received.Meme à spe:eh in which he attacked the Government for encour ug unjust evictions.He read a letter from a priest of Now Pallas, stating that Hare, on wlhase nro- rty the r+ ent rintous evictions accurred, has, uring the last 23 years, ovicued nearly 450 panous.Mr.Parnell srl a serious recponsi- tity will rest on the Government if evictions continue.Irishmen are vow lecoming aware of the power of combination and passive resistance.Messrs, (Connor and (VDanne!l, members of Parliument, also addressed the meeting.Captain Bell, describing himself as an American journalist, Was introduced to a Cork branch of the Laud League on Saturday, said he had come amongst them in the interest of a parer which he represented.He declared thai America sympathized with the grievances of Irishmen, but despised noting snd anarchy.Drews, June 5-Mr.Fostor remains in Ireland until after the Whitsuntide holidav-.At Loughrea, Galway County, en Ssturdar, Danlan, Fahey amt Kecoh, charged with the murder of Connors, were dischargéd for lack et evidence, and wore r°-arrested under the Coor- clon Act for the same crime.At Cork last night a serious affray occurred between the mob and a body of police.The fight began at the conl quay, where the rioters had collected, with a view.so it is said, of attacking the county gaol, while another band on the north side of the city were to attack the city gaol at Strawberry Hill, Sunday's Weil.The police charged upon th con quay, and in the mele: a number of stores on Main street were guited by the rioters.There was rioting Inter in the night in the neighborhood of Cat Fort, Barræk street and Paudon read, and several scrimmages in Warren place, near th metal bridge, and on the South Mall, Grand Parade and Patrick street, A large force ol military went to Mitcheltown, county Cork, today to aid in evictions.The Cork gaols were not attacked, New Partas, June 5.\u2014In a disturbance at Bally Brophy, to-day, a man was shot dead and others wounded by a bailiff, wha, with his three sons, has bern arrested.Loxpox, June 5.\u2014The following has been telegraphed to President Garfield by Boyton from Kilmainham prison :\u2014< 1 hope \u2018the American Goverment will never submit me, or the honor-of the Republic I fought for, to maintain, to the degradation of an appeal to the benevolence of the cowardly British Government which is\u2019 incapable of exending to my countrymen the commonest justice.\u201d The Times to-day, in a leading article upon the situation in Ireland, says: We have only to consider the condition of Ireland and the temper of the Irish peasantry on the one hand, and such speeches as those of Archbishop Croke at Holycross, and Mr.Parnell ves- terday.on the other, to satisfy ourselves of the complicity of the Land League, its leaders and abettors, with what is now nothing nore nor less than a conspiracy to defy the faw.The cry of the League is no louger a protest against arbitrary evictions ; it is now the immoral doctrine that a tenant may refus to pay what he considers unjust reat, even though he is perfoetly able to pay.Thus is the agitation revealed in Rll its nakedness, of which Archbishop Croke, the appointed minister of a r~Yimon professing peace and chanty ta all men, says it is not revolutionary, uot an irmeligious movement or a movement calculated to injure anybody.[t ie difficult to reasi such wonis with common patience.It is not landlords alone who suffch under cruel, lawless terrorism, but hundreds and thousands who are dependent on them, such as mortgagers of reut charges, holders of jointures, &c., all of whom are absolutely guiltless.No word of synipathy fur these helpless victims has escaped the sacred lips of a minister of the Gospel, yet Mr.Parnell can coolly expect the Government to follow Archbishop Croke's advice.The audacity of Mr.Parnell in repeating Archbishop Croke\u2019s advice in the House of Commons is simply astounding.Let us see, said Archbishop Croke, whether there will be that willingness on the part of the people to submit quietly to the terms of the landlords or not.In other words, the Government is exhorted to leave the landlords to the mercy of a peasantry inflamed by reckless agitation in order to prove what is perfectly clear already, that they would get no mercy at all, to say nothing of justice.Force may be no remedy, but when the law is openly defied, and defiance justified as a movement calculated to injure nobedy, it is necessary to vindicate the authority of the law,\u201d Large reinforcements will be sant to Ireland next week.There are 232,000 troops now there, besides the constabulary, which is at its full strength of 14,000.The first battalion of Coldstream Guards at Dublin will be rainforred by a second battalion, lying at Wellington barracks here.Loxpox, June 6.-Mr.Healey has sent a challenge to Mr.Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland, to meet him infBelgiuin.CAMADA GAZETTE NOTES, OTTAWA, June 5\u2014Vesterdar's Official @azette contains the appointment of John Frederick Curtis, of Charlottetown, P.E.L, as landing waiter and searcher in Her Majesty's Customs, and of Ralph W.H.Pimock, of New Richmond Township.Q., to be a preventive officer in the Customs.The return of James Reid is gazetted as member of the Honso of Commons for Caribob, in place of the late Mr.Thompson.An order-in-council is issued giving effect to the Canada Temperance Act in the County of Shelburne, N.8.; Another order has passed: admitting veksels of the Argentine Republic to the foasting trade of Canada, in return for a similgr privilege accorded to Uanadian vessels by that Re- publie, The act passed by the Onterio Government for protecting the public interest in rivers, streams and creeks has been disallowed.- The Militias General orders contain the following appointments : \u2014 65th Battalion Mount Royal Rifles, No.1 Company, Montreal \u2014To ba Lieutenant : 2nd Lientenant Godfroi L.A.Beaudet, V.B., vice E.Gaspard Piche, left the limits.No.7 Company, Montreal.\u2014 Ta be Licuten- ant: Charles 1.Bosse, M.S, vice Coursol, transferred to No.2 Company.Brevet.To he dlajor, spevially : Ist Lieutenant and Captain Wm.R.Oswald, M.F.B.la are asked forlemsc of the ferry across the Ottawa river between Ottawa and Hull cities.LONDON METHODIST CONPERENCE.sion opened at 9 a.m., with devotional exercises.The resignations of Johu Ridley and R.McKay were aceepled.Dr.Ryerson addressed the Conference, expressing a desire to retire from active life.He also referred to the relations existing 18h un 7 for ms to te the di s for between the English and Canadian Conferences, which the VKONTISE Should be used.1 know of no dis, which subject was discussed.Rev.Messrs.ense whicl; will not admit of its use, with good resuits, Sparli d Sui f the Montreal Confer.Almost innumerable complaints, are caused by potton- paring un Syuires, of 1 .ous secretions in the blood, which can be cutirely exe ence, and Dr.Rose, of Toronto, were introduced.: The session adjourned till Monday.Dissatisfaction in England at the Award.expressed at the resuit of the Fortune Bay | Vewetimo is 501d by all Drugzists, affair.Many people think it hard that Eng- Ciatisnnfat ties) MALTOPEPSYN | frundlan:d should not be called upon to foot the bill oui of the §500,000 she pocketed as her -\u2014 share of tha Halifax award, while others hold that Mr.Bigine should take the money out of Ihavwe been troubled with indigestion off and on for by the Allans mail steamship * Circassian,\u201d which arrived at Rimouski yesterday morning: \u2014Mr.Chas.Akroyd, Master Bingham Allan, Mons.Leon \\rnols, Nr.F.M.Baker Mr.Birt, Miss Bin | COUghs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sorc Miss Lruddon, Miss Bridgeman, Master F.Bridge- wan, Rev.C.J.Buriand, Mr.A.Burland, Mre.À.Bourcher, Mr.Geo.Bowes, Mrs.Bowet, Miss Buchanan, Miss Corrig, Mr.M.Chevalier, Mr.H.Coverdale, Mr.Edward S.Craster, Mr.Hotace Camegie, Mr.M.Devine, Lord El hinstone, H Master O.F.Elphinstone, Mr.T,J.\u201cves, Mrs.Eves, Mrs, Egillmao, Capt.James A.C.Green, THROAT, LUNGS AND C EST, Mr.T.E.Hodgson, Mr.Henderson, Mrs.E.M.- Hirons, Mr.J.Hampton, Mr.J.Ivings, Mr.G.P.Jones, Mr.J.Jackson, Mrs.Jackson, Miss CO N SU M PTIO N .Kerry, Miss E.Ring, Dr.Thos.Kelly, Mr.H._\u2014 B.Kendrick, Mr.J.8& Lawson, Mrs.\u201d Lawson, Mr.Lefevre, Mr, Lesperence, Miss Lester, Mr.Arihur Lindo, Mrs.Lindo, Miss MoLimont, Mr.T.C.McLimont, Miss F.Morris, Rev.Jos.Meehan, Mr.Lemil, Mr.A.Mason, Mr.No- ing the cause of complaint.\u201d ; veau, Mr.Richard Nivan, Mr.Paacook, Miss .Pinkgrion, Rev.S.C.Pixiey, Mrs.Pixey, Minn 5.Dg Not Be Deceived Pixley, Miss G.Pixley, Master A.A.Pixley, Mr.Edward Portman, Mr.Frank G.Price, Mr.T.Percival, aadamo og Poland, Miss Elise Palyard, Miss Marie , Miss Antoinette Palyard, Miss Richardson, Mr.W.Robbing snd Balsam of Wild Che servant.Mr.H.Rood, Mr.K.J.Roy, Mr.W.Rich- ITY ard, Mr.W.Eharples, Mrs.Miss Stead, Mr Bridgeman Simpson, Mr.AL ! ra CENTS adi 4 or Sandeman, Mr.Robert Scward, Mrs.Seward, Misa Prepared SETH W.SONS, Boston, Mas- M.M.Soward, Master J.D.Seward, Master T.sschuseits.Eold by Druggis 1282 W.Seward, Mr.Peter Stewart, Right Rev.Bishop Sweeney, Mr.Stillwell, Mrs.Turner and child, Rev.J.Tyler, Mrs.Vaughan, Master E.ugha, Mr.Edward Vardy, Miss Walkin, Mrs.Ww.J.is 218 years old, Lavicg been bailt in 1668 by Pierre Boucher, Sicur do.Boucherville, former TRIUMPH TRU?, Governor of Three Rivers, and one of the most 9 South 13th Street, Fula, Pa, cure Rupture tn from 30 distinguished names in the nnnals of New France.1°90 days, and will It is tho first and oldest honte in the village of Bouchervilie.Under its roof was celcbrated the first divine service held in those parts.There the famous Jesuit missionary, Jacques Marquette, the discoverer of tho Mississippi, performed the first christening in Boucherville parieh, the god- *- Rent mother of the child being Marie Boucher, wife of M.de Varennes and mother of the ceicbrated M.do la Verandraye, the discovererof Kecwatin, Manitoba.the North-West, and the Upper Missouri.Madame do Varennes was also the grandmother +f Madame do Yourville, the saintly foan- der of the Order of Grey Nuns.In the same house, the equally holy Marguerite Bourgeoys, founder of the Congregation, opened the first tchool at Boucherville.In tho days of Canadian feudalism, the Chatean Sabrovois was inhabited by M.Boucher de Sabrevois, who had received it from his father, with neighboring pieces of land, detached from the seigniory of Boucherville, and forming the ficf of Sabrevois, whose scignior owed fealty and homsge to the sovereign alone.Later, THE FAR-FAMED [POPULAR CANADIAN the fief Sabrevois and tho Chateau, without going out of the family, became the property of M.de Ia Brocqueric who.in 1832, took up his res!- 4 omee there with his sister, Madame Tache, and St, Lawrence Hall, Cacouna.1gd within its was last year.Madame Tacho was the mother of \u2018Archbishop Tache, the great The above Hotel will open for the season of 1881, on raissionary of the North-West, to whom an oil the TWEN , painting of the old Chatoau bas just beon present - cd at St.Boniface, gravated assault upon J.E.Durocher, bailift of Cacquna rordietof\u201cpaliy\" coivithrasdisg:ho rames KAMOURASKA! effiorts of the defence to prove an alibi.lant flowers on Mrs.MePherson\u2019s son\u2019s grave.: hey were accompanied by Mrs.Coryell\u2019s four- ran re A mr year old daughter.When they reached the depot Mrs.McFarland crossed the track Gat, (YARPET FELT AND LINING aud the child attempted to follow her, when an _ Paper\u2014Fer putting under Carpe.express train which does not atop at the station Atrrght, and came thundering along.Mrs.Coryell, seeing: ten fesse.Fire conte per yard, daliverod free \u2014- her child\u2019s imminent peril, gave a piercing OS either direction.The engineer whistled down brakes, but before the train could be sto of Wiid Cherry is à friend in decd.Who has \"77 P not found it such in puring all dissases of the lungs and throat, coughs, colds, and pulmonary Zhporied expecially for the use of parties removing to excellence on which the poral ity of this paration is hased, will always maintained by the proprietors.198 2 These intolerably painful and constantiy Retail Departusent, 201 St.Fames Séreet, haragsing thing called idea, vith treubls so Statement of the revenue and exnenditure on | MONTREAL, MONDAY.JUNE 6, 1881.account of the consolidated fund of the Dominion many peopis, are soon healed by Dr.Thomas\" of Canada, us by returns furnished to the Finance Æalecric Oil\u2014the l Department ta the night of the 31st May last :-, ns suffering and means of relieving pains external remedy for OUNT- small quantity achieves results of the LESTE 08 most gratifying kind.17 Excise .#91 Post Office.arial 74 .> is 1 a Public works, including 364.176 18 Evaxy yoang maw's education neglecte Miscellaneous.UII degen ag And RIty if he has not read the great medical work entitled \u2018 The Science of Lil ; or, Self.Zo Let.| LET\u2014218 Bleury street.Ap ply BUS Dorchester st.To LET \u2014 House, 162 Cadieux street, nine roomns, B.& W.C.Rent low.128 à O LET\u2014Furnished House, near Dnaxtrorp, Ont., June 4.-3aturday\u2019s ses.pelled from the system by the use of the VEGETIXE, Yrhen the blood is perfectly cleansed, the disc ass ropti- iy yields; all pains cease : healthy action is promptly restored, and the patient is cured.THE FORTUNE BAY AFFAIR.Loxpos, June 4.-Some dissatisfaction is 1315 4 FOR DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, ete, Waureeron, Ont, October 27, 1880.some years.Some time ago I commenced using Maltu- the surplus he has on hand from the Alabama pepsyn, and must sy I have bad great relief, and 1 think award.Toe Times says that *all such ques.Prove a cure with me befors long.tiens are uniformly decided against England, and arbitrators are \u2018 always sure MALTOPAPSYN is not a patent medicine (sccret rem- W.A.GREKN, Chomist.edy)the eract formola là printed on the label attached to conclude that the safest course is to totach bottle BOLD By LLL CHEMIST at tached draw upon the English taxpayer.\u201d The Price of 50 CExts per boule, containing 50 doses, equiv- Canadian Government will no doubt urge its claims against the United States now, Under 28 the Treaty of Washington Canadian lobsters are admitted free into the United States, but Mas- sachusettsjishermen circumvented that provision hy inducing the Washington Government to clap aduty on lobster cans.This, the Cani- dis say, 1s contrary to the spirit of the treaty, and I understand that Sir Alex.Galt, the Canadian Commissioner, has put the case strongly before the Foreign Office.The Tories do not sav much about the Fortune Bay settlement in Parliament.They can\u2019t taunt the Premier about the Washington treaty without reflecting upon Nir Stafford Fortheote, who was one of the © High Joints.\u201d alent to 1 cent per dese.HAZEN MORSE.Toronte.Passengers One of the Oldest and most Reliable Remedies in the World for the Cure of Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, \u2014ARD\u2014 EVERY APPECTION OF THR \u2014INCLUDING\u2014 A WELL-KNOWN PHYBICIAN WRITRKS: \u201cIt does not dry up a cough and leave the cause behind, as is the case with most preparations, bat loosens it, cleanses the lungs and allayw irritation, thus remor- By seticiss bearing similar names.Be sure yoy get DR, WISTAR'S es, Mra.Stead, with.the signature of \u201c1, BUTTS\u201d can the wrapper.te and Dealers generally.COVERNTON'S NIPPLE OIL! Whitehead, Mr.W.H.Waters, Mrs.Waters.J No Mother need suffer from Cracked or Sore Nipples.if Master W.H.Waters, Master EK.J.Waters; 36 ail only Apply the Oil commenciry one month intermediate, 857 steerage, 993 in all.before confinement.Price 25e.Prepared onty by er ' T > (1 The Chateau Sabrer C.J.COVERNTON & CO, : ; .BLEURY AND RCHESTER STREETS.Among the ancient historic buildings in the CORKER OF po neighborhood of Montreal there is, perhaps, none gg \u2014 sv well proserved or of such unquestionable su- thenticity as that which bears the above title.It THB H PTURE.USS CO., 34 Bowery, N.Y., and Ad 000 for à ruptare they cannot cure.\u2018Send 25c.for Book to Dr.C.W.H.RURN.HAM, General Superintendent, at either Office, aud be cured.Summer Resorts.ANT DES ANS SAN SUMMER RESORT.under tho management of Tac Manager will aim to promote the comfort and amy it af the guosts, and with Yong and successful > expérience ta thé hote) businèss, feels confident that he can imaks the hotel the home of the tourists, and their Aen TIRTH of JU Police News.ealth and pleatore.The case of Thomas Fietoher, of Rigaud, for ag- © of hi _ rates, êc., aûdrege JOHN KENLY.Mansger, Hz ST.LOUIS HOTEL.- MADAME À.GAGNE + - Proprietress.A Mother Sacrifices Her Life.x i Ce wom Tom \"Bail om: = Mrs.McFarland, residing in Newark, N.J., \"Bots Boras o Prices rood and Mrs.Coryell, a neighbor, started for Be à ns Cote vit ans Te mes Brooklyn to visit Green Wood Cemetery and es Gurpet Ecelt.nves the Carpets, Prevents Mott, makes the Floor 3 hasan t to walk on.Will last for BENXET & Ce, scream, and without hesitation jumped on fhe 76s Whi letele Stationers.81.Paul street.track and pushed the child out of da \\ e then lost her presence of mind, and wing Edncatiounl, paralyzed with fear, was unable to move in AAA © S HORTHAND the locomotive struck Mrs.Coryell and hurled In twaire icsecne.4 thorough knowledge of Short her overto the platform.Her injuries are con- oyec fuarsmes UE oa ie ars.extending sidered fatal.\u2014 New York T'iraes, Appis 9 .DALBY.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 UL HDA Einorial Omos.Heep your foct dry by using NURIAN, QUILL THEY COME! mm Special Notices.Ex.\"er * a fresh batch of new Just art > ten N \u2014 ister\u2019 and beantifo) DINNER AND CHAMBER BETS in some À FRIEND IN Nexp.\u2014Dr.Wistar's Palsam oom AND CHAMBER BETS = RUSTIC* DINNER SET.flecti d \u201clast, not least\u201d tion! pattern beta adioirebir po A a eae\".The affections, and \u2018last, no '* consump a; a .The sick are sssured that the standard of Prey somes country Sepa da the different JUST CALL AND SEE THEM!\u2019 ADAM DARLING, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ï C Beaver Hall HII, first-class residence.Address, 9 2.609.700 76 Preservation,\" advertised in another column T 100, Stak Office.129 3 Rovenua to 30th Ap:il, 1881.23,275,637 00 181 6 pe Ç .a sans To LET\u2014A Furnished House, Expentitare as = TR Vegetine will cure Cancerous Humors.\u20145 @ Tne \"town of\" Sorel, \"tn | Fo Borel her mantbe Du.vo J0tn april, 1881.1:11 15:00, 265 49 PHI) tb a Baral a i Rent 31 per month.£21,810,521 03 BA cdicines.To NOTARIES, LAWYERS, &e.To Let+Two excellent single yooms with vaults, ou the tirst flour.Citizen's Insurance Building, St.James street.Apply al Gounpany's O:tice.133 6 MO LET \u2014 For the summer months, eizht-room Cottage, partially fumished, at Hudson, on tie rives bank.Apply to > R.K.THOMAS, Real Estate Agent, 120 12 131 &T.JAMES STREET.O LET\u2014At Cote St.Antoine\u2014 Ssven minutes\u2019 walk from street cars, 8 first-class stone villa residence, with all modern improvements, tabling for two hordes and cow.Luwn and fiower beds, and coimmanding an tmsurpassed view of Lachine rapids, niver St.Lawrence, and surrounding country.Will be let at very moderate rental to a desirable tenant.Apply 8.BURLAND À CO, Real Estate and Investment Agvnte, 114 St James street.\u2018Teut à | ACHINE\u2014Cottage To Let on Lower Lachine Road, containing esven rooms, stabling.croquet la fruit trees, situatton unsurpassed ; twenty minutes\u2018 walk from Lock Station.Ap ply to 8.W.Parker, Lachine, ox to 101 Osborne street, a SEASIDE RESIDENCE TO LET, ai Rivier: du Loup (en back furnushed Cottage, known by the name of ** Tiddlewinks,\u201d formerly ocou- pled by Ft Mowards family.Apply to A.JOSEPH, Quebec, or Ww G.JOSEPH, 60 3t.James street, Montreal, SAW AND PLANING MILLS, Ces lyulation and Ostiertn Sievers.FOR SALE OR TO LET, ON THE BLST TERMS POSSIBLE.Ur flat ured as box factor, first-class and bode of 43 H.P.lf notzold a long lease will given.N.QUINTAL, 116 27 478 St.Paul street.SEA BATHING ! TO LET.AT TADOUSAC, FURNISHED COTTAGES, with Ice House filled to each.For further particulars, apply to CHAS.PENTLAND.935 Victoris Chambers, Quebec.F OR SALE OR TO LET\u2014A three-story Brick House, situated on Moulton Ave i ten nue, in rear of 436 St.Lawrence strest, eon rooms with Rath roan and Summer kitchen.Also a three-story Brick House, No.438 on St.Lawrence street, coutaining five rooms and shop with a good ce.- © du for sale.Two Brick Houses of two-staries each with Baremeniz; thure being four thousand and five humlred feet of zround utiacied to these Lulldings ; suit- abiv for à large factory.The whole of this Property will he sold On rvasOnable terms of payment, one-quarter cash; anc-guarter in one vear, the balance may remain for five years at six per cent interest 11 required?Apply ta No.1 Moulton Avenue, rear of 456 St.Lawrence street.7 seu J.H.DORWIN.To LET.Houees, No.10 St.Ktiaane street, and 133 Forfar street, 8: partmrnis, at % per munth.Nos.108 and 10S Yorfar stroet, 4 apartments, $6, per month.No.293 St Antoino street, $300 per annum, FOR SALE.Two lots on Forfar street and one on Conway street near tag Bazin and G.T.K.Offices.Alor of 11,000 fees near the mountain, 25,618 feet on St Antoine street, comer of Guy.This lot hus a frontage of 180 foet ou Si.Antoine street, 180 on Guy street, and 160 on Richivond Avenue, and has two bu:llines ou tue carter, It Is a good property for an investment.W.H.HAMILTON, 136tf No.112 St.Francois Xavier street.BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE FOR SALE OR TO LET, SHEEE MILES FROM McGILL STREET, On the Lower Lachine Road, called \u201cCLYDESIDE COTTAGE, with 10 acros of land, extending from the St.1.NUN UML SL em ABLE ROOMS WITH (ty Windsor.1474 Lt.Catherine set.SSAA FAN rm RESSMAN WANTED \u2014 FOR WEST Hoe newapaper press.Apply to Mr.Graham, BrAR 0 FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, SUITABLE fur two gentlemen.Kant low.Ont.RNIS INTAIN - JURSISHED BEDROOM.148 MOU TAN BARBER WANTED \u2014 A GOOD ANT FURNISHED ROOM\u2014AT 23 MONIQUE ST.RNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH OR ituout Board, at No.10 SL Dominique seroct, (4185 WANTED\u2014475 ST.PAUL STREFF G ENERAL SRVAN WANTED \u2014 NQ* Washing, at LM} Notn ne street 130 LET\u2014TWO NICE HEALTHY ROOMS, W{/ANTED\u2014A BOY TO - with or without board, at 274 Guy street.30 = LET\u2014ONE FRONT BEDROOM, FUR- Apply to 1TT A Bt.Tears TOW.Apply to U.W.Hamilton, 13 Hospital \u2014\u2014 nished or unfurnished.% JANTED\u2014PAINT ERS J T N Is ER oN LET\u2014A WELL FURNISHED ROOM, AT WANTED\u2014TWO GOOD SALESMEN AN.Notre Dame street.OOM\u2014 ONE UNFURNISHED FR room, private famity.42 Mance.1984 OOMS\u2014NICE AND WANTED A BEER DRIVER.THE MON- Rooms aud geod Board ty LL-FURNISHED St Lawrence Hain - re WANTED IMMEDIATELY \u2014 A Goob 140 ÿ CELY FURNISHED, AT, VW ANTED\u2014A YOUTH\\VOR THE saie grocery business: ma be well edu Write a good hand, and be yulck un® accurate at ures, Noueother nead apply.Address P.O.Box 2142.a 2 OOMS\u2014ONE OR TWO RESPECTABLE YOURZ men can find a nice furnished front good board, at 181 St.Antoine street Roc AND BOARD.19 s street.3 JANTED\u2014CLERK WHO IS ABLE 1 N neod apply aniess well recommended.cLan: & Co, Vankleck Huil.Out.ApplvioN 130 à Rooms TO ET WITH OR WITHOUT V ANTED\u2014YOUNG MAN ASC AP.2 M board.84 Catheart stree SU.IV LERK.1 FURNISHED OR UNFURNISH.VWANTED, TWO GOOD BRASS NOULDERS treet.120 3 43 Poel street, opposite Dominion Square: QU ANTED\u2014FIRST-CLASS TABLEMAIDS W for summer hotel, ATF] Mondav fume ses ween = Shepherd an o'clock, at Bt.wrence Hall, te % ANTED\u2014AN IRON TURNE .\\ SON TURNER.Angry OOMS WITH BRBOARD-MRS.midwife, 871 Lagaucheticre srvet OOM TO LET\u2014FURNISHED OR UNFURnished bedroom to let in a private faunily.at No.4 Terrace, near McGill College Avenue.St.Catherine street.1 JR OOM-FURNISHED.TO LET.40 BLE street./ \"WW ANTED\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT SS HED Roo Balmoral street.COMS\u2014FURNIS Sara er ; QMS -FIRNISHED Rq 'WANTED\u20144 BOY TO WORK ON GORDO OOM\u2014LARGE FRONT ROOM, FURNISH farnished.8t.Catherine.128 5 cé, can hare a teadyjob and .Le treet © and good pay.Babcock Bon, 113 St.Peter OOMS-FOR GENTLEMEN.916 Sherbrooke street, between and 11 1 ; eh - WITH BOARD\u2014COMFORTABLE .a am.orafierd pleasant and convenient locality.1 672 pu VV ANTED\u2014FOR A CROCKERY STORE, A OOMS-FURNISHED Eoglish and French.Apply at 225 Si.Lawrence with or without board.\"i § moderate.00M \u2014 FURNISHED, single, for gentlemen.33 st.A James street.PRICE ONE CENT.Stinations Vacant.DNS AN 00 00 700 0 town; onc who haa and can yun a two cy 124» ITHOGRAPHIC PRINTE AN FOR steam press.Free Press Litho ce 0 or steady man.1371 se Catuerino street.0 TO DORVAL FO the summer months: nius' oo able to milk strest.\u2014_ 1308 _J'atuter, did Luguuchet re !wosmartiads.John Murphy & Co, 403 and Y _tmal Brewing Co, 130 took, at 1127 Darcliester street.keep bouks, and speak Prench and igh.Ni ply to John McIntosh \u20ac sun, at K.Chanteloup's, 593 Craig « A 48 William \\ POR a mal! family ; references required.Apply 1808 « abe who has some \u20ac.ren JANTED\u2014A GOOD COOK.ALSO, A wirl to assistin kitchen aû .126 @ lad who has some businers experience ande 130 JANTED AN APPRENTICE TO owe y trade.y40 Bavage à Laon ROOMS BELMONT STREET.VV ANTE :D'TO JROARD_GOOD TABLE BOAR gine, second-hand, for uicdn a aw all ; motte In :} running order.Address, \u2026 Rosco étonvale, x4 : four minutes\u2019 walk from: Post ma 137 Wanted to Purchase, - LNT NC PURCHAS CONCERN, 16 {ach cylinder, SE AT 9 lore, newor Street, opposite Cotte street.D ROOM \u2014 630 LAGAUCHE- \u2018WANTED TO PURUHASE\u2014 Brax Office.Sttuations Wasted, It A YOUNG MAN HAVING 15 YEARS\u2019 EX.D ANDCOMFORTABLE ROOMS\u2014FOR weutieman, or married couple, at 11*Germa BPARD VACANCIES\u2014]8 CATHC ART ST 2 tender or s in the city of country.4 ity from 21.000.hmv! if n ei , roues and Engitsh.Address U.181, 8ran office, wm _ Bustucss Chances.BOARD\u2014EXCEL Star Fox Sale.a NI NN R SALE-\u2014 A inlw) 8 feet bed, 20 inch swing.chell & Co.corner St.Peter and Craig streets.OR S ALE\u2014 AMERICAN POSTAGE pa, suitable for small remittances.App: LENT BOAT- ce.123 6 MACHINIST'S LATHE 1 basement ; has boiler, engine and ¢l Roam ttronghou LE CHEAF\u2014VIO Bt street Wu Korth-West Land -Scrip.HUGH\u2019 GRAHAM, perience in hotel business, crsires a situation as hore \u2014 NAS SN ACTORY TO LET OR FOË SA urs ang 1 5, brick bailding., étories 00x75, brick ailding.40x60, two pui and complete, t ApplytoH.43.pattern, excellent tone, Beaver Hall squère.LE\u2014VICTORI A PHAETON AND 0 WALNUT TABLE DESKS, AND ONE TL op oat fo eaten TiS Crag street 130 2 to the Aqueduct.Fine garden front and rex.drained.* Capital and extensive Out-houses, anû cold vinory.House heated by hot air, and hot and water in second floor.House 13 and a fine billard room.Terms easy.Possession immediately required, 4 to so & BURLAND & C0, ERAL ESTATE AGEN sur No.116 St James st est __ Sxaperty for Sale.OR SALE OR TO LET\u2014House No.536 Dorchester street.Apply 40 Bronsdon Lane.y 120 3 FOR SALE\u2014A Farm of two hundred acres, in the County of Ottawa, about eight miles frm the city of Ottawa.\u201d Terms to suit.Apr}y to BUGH GRAHAM, STAR office.dott OR SALE\u2014A desirable Farm, containing 300 acres, with stone dwelling and first- clrss outhulidings, Advantagoousiy sitrated fn the East.ca Townships.Terms casy.HUGH GRAHAM, Sas omce.KOR SA LE\u2014ST.CATHERINE STRENT, CORNER CHOMEDY, Two Bullding Lots, 232133; roe.37% cents per foot.R.HK.THOMAS, Roa) Estate Agent, FEE 298 _131 Bt.Jame street REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.A Farm for sale, containing 270 sitnate within 45 miles of Montreal ; a river, ane hundred yards wide, runninz7 throrgh 11, with a fall of 8) feet; a splendid mill site: 150 acres cleared.A Dwelling House.ten rooms, besides a small Fam House, a Barn, 70 ft.4 and a smaller omer.with sheds ani \"tabl A ration rons\u2014-£500 os.within thirteen miles of this property.Te < cash, haiance $200 a year, without interest, for a term of 15 0 30 years if desired.\u2019 Also, 11 Village Lots, of one acre each, the Villa of Rawdon.Wii exchange the whole for unencumbered city property.Apply to J.H.DORWIN, so: 458 St.Lawrence street.\u2014_\u2014 EE LAN = FOR SALE, At s Bargain, an EXCELLENT FARM, mprising Fire Hundred Acres, of which 240 are under Cultivation and Pasidre.with the bal.ante well Wooded.ONE OF THE.BEST DAIRY FARMS IX CANADA.\u2018The situation Is In ane of tho best farming districts of Canada, and convenient to Mls, Charch, Stores, do.Railway depots will be located within easy distance.The community is one of tho most intelligent in the Prov.ine, and the property ta 8 channing and desirable one.There are à first-class Stone Duclling and the best of out-bonss.À nice river rons through the properts.i ane wishing a 700d homestead on reasonable s will find this an exceptional opportunity.Apply to NStf HUGH GRAHAH, Star office.Hüiscellaneous.VANNES A LAS NAN NN A NS NA SALAIRE DRINK LI-QUOR TEA, And get as handsome Library for nothing.A VOUCHER ON EACH lh PACKET.LI-QUOR TEA COMPANY, Londen, England.MONTREAL BRANCH: 177 St.Lawrence St._ 1311s RICH GRYSTALLWE YELLY EMILPOL\\K Aa CR MONTREAL.PATENTS Propetly secured in all countrice by R.A.KELLOND, 24S Ne.Jamos Street, Montreal.i Marks, Dehn: yrights Registered, Plans Meehan Drawings pai Eleven years t! Bolleltos and Expert in Patent Creer.124 10s BEPROOM SETS FOR street, - 130 2 Horse FORBALE\u2014APPLY 40 BRONSDON iane, 1987 OR SALE\u2014To be & Co\u2018L, 22 Radegonds street.\u2018BOSTON CLOTHING STORE, sees af Wiseman OTTAGE PIANO very cheap.good tone and nice appearance.5 onah, ten monthly payments of $5.Shop, Dh orrone: Mats reer nly TJOISTING MACHINE FOR Sale cheap, if appited for at once.Apply at street.12 FOR SALE.POT PLANTS, BEDDING PLANTS, And a large assortment of Annuals, by Is the place to buy your cheap and sey The American Yacht Oloth Navy Comfortable and servicasble, the corset thing OUR BAVY BLUE SERGE SUITS, S%.89, Ce TNT YALL FROM THE VICINTTY of the (ias House, Hochelaga, a Red Cow with white face.Finder will be rewarded oa returniby same to F.Lavigne, 95 8t Catherine street OST\u2014Y ESTERDA white body, coiored head, tail.Anyons returning to 39: St.Panl street, will be warded.130 OST_ON 98TH MAY, - DO KOT FALL TO EXAMINE Axp SECURE ONS or OUR OST\u2014BOAR'S HEAD IN RED CORAL, BEtween Point St.Charles, McGill.Reaver Hal 8t.Catherine strerte.Reward at SrAn office - OST\u2014ON ST.MARY Inst, a white ané black Fox has collar; abort taal.A reward 1 20 Jacques, Cor.Our superior All-wool Scotch Tesed Excellent value, popularly known as.the Champion ST\u2014YESTERDAY, AN ENGLISH FOX Terrier Dog, answers to name * Salp.turning ito 3635 Paul stroet, will bo rewarded, for finest assortment to be found tn the city, and sbggices which gefy legitimate competition.REWARD \u2014 LAST EVENING- St.Lawrence street.a Toy Terrier Black and Tan.Any person returning him to the above ad.will faceivo the reward.Any ona foun him after this notice, will be prosecuted accord! EDWIN ROUND & SONS, SILVER AND NICKEL PLATE WORKS | SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND BRANCH SHOW ROOMS: 459 St.Paul Street, Montreal.Doulton Ware and China ! Best Cut Glass Craeta ! Het Water and Claret Jugs ! Spoons nnd Forks ! BOYS' & YOUTHS CLOTHING, Zatloriug.THE AT am 43 ST.JOSEPH ST, viceable Clothing before going te the seaside.Blue) Suits, $8.50, summer wear, Unegualied tn price and quality ta the cid, EXCELSIOR SUITS, Suitable to be] worn on all cocasions, fer 7.50.Suita, Suit, ws have reduced from $12.00 to $10.00.Our Btock of Gents' Ready-made is Topiots with Île A serviocable pair Wool.Pants for., $1 00 A goxd vaiog + \u201c \"oe.A superior Hs meen 1B Our epectalline * + \u201c soe 300 Av extra value * ~ \u201c WB HAVE RECEIVED SEVERAL PIECRR Scotch Tweed, Which aro now im hands, and will be dlagoasd of of 2.73 PER PAIR, Tho cheapeet line wo have yet offered.OTR STOCK OF 18 LARGE AND VARIRD, And includes all sizes and the latest desigee.An inapection is solicited.330 General Plated Goods of Best Quality.THOS.WEBSTEN, PRE COOK'S FRIE BAKING POWDER, Claims to be the \u201c Best in Use\u201d for the following reasons : let-1tismade of healthy matorials, no alum ae ee ; = 9 Bowder, Has just received a large assortment of w CUSTOM TAILOR, 388 NOTRE DAME STREFT, Coatings, Twopd (Finglish and Rooteb), a supply of handsome Trowsering.A TRRFRCT FIT- AKD ENTIRE BATINOWGTION GUARANTERD., A TRIAL IS SOLICITED.Snd\u2014It contains more rajeinz strengt vells at, than any other safe powder in the market, Sré\u2014It Is always uniform in quality, and never diy appotate.ASK FOR THE COOK'S FRIEND! AND BEWARE OF INTTATIONS BRARING SIMILAR ful ; \u2014 Residence) 431 Catbicrine street, nérr Peel med, RETAILED BY ALL GROCERS.3 \u2014\u2014ju Srofossioual.__ C.L.GETHINGE, ADVOCATE, -Ottes- YEN STREM 2 ou EL TREDT, Long Semeties | MUPICAL CARD, | SOLID SILVER WATCHES Closed Cases, 88.00, WARRANTED TWO YRARS.Solid Gold Rings - - - .61.00 Solid Gold Ear-rings Diamond Rings, from - - 10.00 STODDART, 41 and 41} Bleury streot.Latexvmp oY wx HANEURS Un Graxawyaivn MÇCGILE COLLMIT, free +d ae Fes rghemed hex establishment fof ladles carre eit 3 toc réerine disanses.Best iro and EF | ey | FFE A LAPTHORN SMITH, LATE HOUSE SURGEON LOXDON HOSPRPALY | SADANM FTHRER, Dr.In be Attended by their own modienl od.SM ALACE RTREET Member Iayal College Surgeons, England. .Ne.181.nensocun cena Cox-aBATIVE STATEMENT OF THE CracuLaTION OP Tue Bran for the week ending June 4, and __ Abe corresponding perivd of 1880 :\u2014 June, 1880.June, 1881.M.day Moaday .80 16,113 Tu sdAf.\u2026.1 47,067|Tuesday\u2026\u2026.81 16,033 W:d'rday.2 16,970 Wed'sday.1 186,085 TL crrRy eee Thurday.2.165.082 Friday 816.013 Encardoy.\u2026.Sat'rday.4 17.224 517.012 Total.07,418 Avarage duily circulation for week ending June 4, 1881 :\u2014 16,236.* MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1881.THE Fortune Bay affair, about which there hus been so much controversy, has at last been settled so fur as Great Britain and the United States are concerned.Uncle Sam has received fom the plethoric coffers of John Bull adequate compensation for the alleged outrages, sad all the former has now to dois to divide the said compensation among the parties so \u2018 outraged.\u201d But the party most directly interested appears not to have been consulted at all.The Newfoundland Government had no voice in the matter of the award, and it is not tobe wondered at that much indignation is expressed in the colony thereat.It is even hinted that the fishermen of Newfoundlend will take the law into their own hands, and, as far as possible, prevent the New England fishermen from encroaching upon what they consider their vested rights.How the matter will turn ont it is difficuit to say, but we faucy the affair has been too hastily dealt with by the Governments of Great Britain and the United States.A Dastardly Manifesto.One of the meanest things we have ever seen in print is a fly-sheet intitled (\u201cSuggestions for an Address to Prof Goldwin Smith\u2014 from a section of the Press Association.\u201d Whether Phere is any section of the Press Association which would echo the sentiments of this production we seriously doubt; the author we imagine has very nearly, if not quite, a monopoly on them.As a sample of the style, take the following +\u2014\u2018 We once had nothing bu Mail or Globe whiskey to dilute, now we have Bystander gin ; once we had only a Mail or Globe club to hit with, but now we can use Feu patent stiletto, which wakes as wound mot so vulgar, but lets out more blood.® * * Before you came, we are proud to ad- anit, that we were a set of rougha, we had no style, no finish, no culture, but we are now so yefined, we all write such a style, we are so finished, so cultured, we are lost in admiration of ourselves.\u201d One thing is evident and that is that the writer of this manifesto has Mo reason te be lost in admiration of Ais style : he rosy safely go to evening school a term or two more without any danger of putting too fine a point upon his literary education.The whole thing simply displays the resentment of « small mind at the suggestion that a man of superior culture could possibly have anything to tench to less accomplished writers.Mr.Goldwin Smith himself has never pretended or elsimed to act the part of an instructor in style or anything else.He has simply borne his part in the political, literary and philosophical discussion of the day, leaving to the public to estimate his labors at their real worth.He bas always been known as the author of whatever proceeded from his pen, and has so far borne a larger share of personal responsibil- Ry than the ordinary journalist.If his style, his tone of thought, and his range of illustra gion have been beyond what ordinary writers oan command, is that a reason why he should be meered at, or made the mark for vicious in- mueñdot If so, as well let Canada advertise to fe world, \u201cNo Buperiorities Admitted Here.\u201d The general public, however, is not as envious or splenetic as the writer of this very Gritty production.Men of sense know that Mr.Gold- win Smith's residence and labors in Canada have been of service to the country, and above all te the cause of liberal thought.He has resisted party domination and shown the hollow- mess of party cries.The elegance of his style iy an @egance based upon simplicity and a complete absence of all affectation.What enrages his enemies is that, in his quiet way, he has been œble to hold his own, and to show that the patile in not to the man who can use the strongest and longest words (\u2018\u2018 annexationist \u201d for efwnple), but to the man who has most sense on his side and who can use words most fitly.The rough always expects an easy triumph over the gentleman, and is very much astonished when he finds himself encountered both with superior tactics and superior endurance.Bo it has been as between the (lobe and Mr.Smith.The latter retires from the contest Smiling ; while the former is trying, somewhat Ineffectually, to see out of its eyes.And this manifesto is but a poisoned ahaft, shot in the interest of the defeated champion, bat shot, fortanatels, very wide of the mark.NOTE AND COMMENT.men, and they will be true to yon,\u201d eYsou.We showed this to a respectable .He grew livid with rage, seized a club, wantdd to know where that Emerson feller lived, anfhow.There was murder in that grocer's eye.We did not tell him.Boston Transcript.C lays down that we have two kinds of fe friends that don\u2019t love us, and frebdé hat hate us.The Italians are the friends that hate us, and the English are the friends that love us not.However.in their own interest, they would do well to reflect that if Germany and France were ever to forget their riviiry and defeats in 1306 and 1870, and agres cordidlly to unite, there wonld be room for no othet Powers in Europe.- Paris Evenem nt.At the meeting (of Confederata Bondholders) in Londen, the idea was advanced that perhaps soffiething : might be done in the way of securing nition of the bonds by a \u201c friendly spill our government.There is a truly 1 righ A simplicity in the notion that this gov- crit may perhaps be persusded to take wiley out of its Treasury fo reimburse for- sigh ts who lent their money fdt the purpose of pratuoting the destruction of the Union.The 3 uAl value of the Confederate bonds is two cents a bushel\u2026PhiladelsAta Balle.The English must give us leath to tell them that their display of temper against us is really Loco imipertinent.It is no excuse to be born in tkt land of spleen\u2014people shoüld take more coolly.Our poor France \u2014 so ly fei allow treated in 1870 that it is only dackht her a little consolation, if it be hte litian f tier « Hit inpetse a fow ref her, to remove the Algerian fariiitr to the east and : lifts.Surely England ought mot to fanit.To hear her cry Shocking ! like an old maid, one might.suppose that her hatsds hdd n Dever clutched anything yet.Peri Fe \u2014A namber of persons of both sexes were confirmed by Bishop Bead at Christ Chureh Cathedral last evening.\u2019 \u2014The preliminary investigation into the Benccal-Gagoon libel suit was continued in the Police Court on Baturday- \u2014Tweaty-six pupils of the Sixth Form of the High School are taking the examinations at Me- Git College for the degres of Associate in Ts.~\u2014Amandas Larin, aged 24, died on Saturday night at the General Hospital, having been brought there from an empty house in Jaoques Cartier street.\u2014Ap inquest will be held to-day on the body of Edward C.Martin, & sailor on board the ship \u201cGarden Island.\u201d He met his death by falling from the top of the mast.\u2014Late on Saturday afternoon Messre.Fisk and Tigh's sheopakin tannery, 100 College street, caught fire and the firemen called, but it was extinguished before material damage was done.\u2014A select gathering of music lovers took place Saturday aftorucon at Weber Hall to hear Miss Zulieme Holmes, in her classical piano recital.The hall was crowded and the talented performer was much appiauded.\u2014Mr.Robert Mackenzie went fishing at St.Aune\u2019s on Eaturday morning.The result of his catch was one maskinonge weighing 20 lbs, one of © lus, and u large number of basa and dore, averaging 3 lbs.each.\u2014The Baker's Association held a moeting on Saturday evening to receive the monthly subscriptions.The Association now numbers some 250 members and is in 8 flourishing condition.The iuvreuse of wages from #10 to $15 has boen obtained.\u2014On Saturday evening, at 8 o'clock, a carpenter named Alex.Besuvais, left his tool chest on the Laprairie whar{ for a moment and vn returning lound it broken open and all the tools, valued at $150, stolen.The tools bear his initials A.B.\u2014Mr.J.J.Franklin Assistant Superintendent of the Mootresl (LP.R.has resigned his position to take cu the 18th instant the Chief Buperinten- dency ni the Toronto C.F.R.He will be succeeded here by Mr.M.Stevenson, late superintendent of the Quebec C.P.R.\u2014The Montreal branch of the Laud League held a mecting yesterday afternoon to arrange for their coming picnic.Tho Davis branch of the Ladies\u2019 Land Teague held a meeting on Friday evening, at which twen'y-five new names were added to the roll of membership.\u2014The closing exercises and examinations of the children of the Hervey lustitute will be held tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock.All friends of the institution are cordially invited.Op Saturday the children.through the kindness of Mr.Goo.Hague, are to have a drive to Lachine.\u2014An inquest was held on the body of L'Albe ChAndonnet, whose death we announced on Saturday, and a verdict of + Apoplerie foudroyante \" was returned.Mis remains were forwarded by the Rev.Mr.Verreau, Principal of Jacques Car- Ptier Normal School, to St.Pierre les Becquets, his native place, for interment.\u2014Ovile Brouillet, a young man of this city» had & narrow esca from drowning on Friday- While fishing at the Back River, he slipped on the river bank and fall into the water fie sank several times, and only succeeded at last in getting hold of à rock and pulling himself out of the river his fuce disfigured by bruises, showing how bard the struggle for life had boen.\u2014The Rev.Gavin Lang, at the close of his sermon yesterday morning, referred to the Revised New Testament.He did not propose, he said.to use it for the services of his church, but thonght each member of the congregation should have a copy.The revisers had done their work weil, and be did not believe in journalists who had made a cursory review of the work oriticizing that whioh had occupied the revisers for twelve years.Police News The Grand Jury in the General Sessions found No Bill \u2018against George Hammill for stealing a gelding.St.Panl, Minneapolis and Maniteba Railway.Earnings for the fourth week of May $123,- 000, making total earnings for the month $382,- 546, an increase of $100,748 over corresponding month last year.Quebec vs Montreal in Cricket.A match was played at Quebes on Saturday between the Montreal and Quebec Cricket Clubs.A large crowd among them, His Excellency the \u2018Governor General was on the field and seme fine play was exhibited.The result wis a victory for the home team by cme inning with 37 runs to spare.Quebes scored 100 runs in two innings.The Rilo.The following are the results of the shooting at Point St.Char:es on Saturday.by the Victoria Rifle Association.Ranges, 200, 400 and 500 yards.Lieut.Edwards, 84 ; Pte.Mathews, 83 ; Col.Berg).Macadam, 78 : Col.Sergt.Dillon, 76 ; Pre.N.Louson, 72 : Sergt.Barnes, 71.A competition for the medal won by the team of the Sixth Fusiliers Rifle Association, at the matches of the Ontario Rifle Association last year, which came off at the Point St.Charles ranges on Saturday, resulted as follows: \u2014Sergt.Anthony, 82 ; Pte.Jones, 81 : Capt.Blaiklock, 81.Bishep's College.The annual meeting of the corporation of this college was held at Lennoxville on Thursday last, when it was announced that Mr.Robert Hamilton of Quebec had offered a contribution of $8000 to the Harrold fund for the endowment of an additional professorship.on condition that the grant of £350 made to that fund conditionally by the Booiety for the Propagation of the Gospel can be secured.The Rev.Dr.Reid also promised a farther donation of $1000.The Rev.Professor Roe was requested to undertake the work of making collections to the fund.After a resolution had been passed expressing confidence in the sanitary condition and prospects of the college the meeting adjourned.Young Men\u2019» Christian Association.À large meeting took place at the rooms, on Saturday evening, to receive the report of Messrs.R.F.Massett and OC.Cushing, delegates to the Cleveland Convention, It was shown that 581 Associations in tbe States and Canada had reported to the International Committee; 506 of these reported a membership of 85,217, and their property as amounting to $3,233,217, or elear of mortgage, $3,7000,00 The aggregate expenditures amounted to nearly $400.000.The chair was ocoupied by Mr.teorge Hague, President, who annéunoed that an invitation bad heen sent to have the convention at Montreal next time, but Milwaukee was chosan instead.The meeting was very enthusi- astio and the work of the Association much far- thered thereby.The Fire on the * Montreal.\u201d The fire on board the steamer '* Moutreal,\u201d on Saturday morning, might have proved disastrous as the boat was in full Lake Si.Peter, snd it was the early morning when all on board were fast asleep.Some time before reaching Sorel, two of the cabin boys saw smoke i:suing from the woodwork around one of the fynneis on the second deck.The funnel and its oylinder had got red hot and ignited the wood.One of the boys took a Baheosk.burst open one of the panels and played upon the fire, while the other ran to awaken one of the officers.At once the little steam pump of the vessel was brought ont, the hose laid in the saloon and two powerful streams turned on the fire.The officers of the boat behaved with much coolness and took care not to arouse the passengers, many of whom learned nothing of the accident till they reached the wharf at Montreal.The Charches.Whitsunday was generally observed in the Anglican and Roman Catholic Churches yesterday, many of the olergy making the Pontooost the wubject of their dis- oonrre.Rev.Canon Norman preached a benu- tiful rermon to children at the Choral Litany Service at St.James the Apostle in the afternoon.This service will be closed for the Summer months in n few Sundays.The church of the Gesu was beantifnlly decorated yesterday for the celebration of the feast of the Pontecost.At the morning rervice the Rev.Bupetior of the order of Jesnits for the Province officiated, axristed by à dexcon, and sub-deacon.Rev.Father Beaudry preached.Mercadante\u2019s ** Maas for three voices\u2019 was sang by the choir with Mr.J.A.Boucher as leader.Rev.Father Hadon and Messrs.Beaudry, Menard, Brodeur, Rivet, Denis and Laverriere took the trios and duets.At thn evening service which was in lish, Rev.Father Doherty preached, after bo oh the duet Rondinella's dr Amoriesima\u201d ee capitally given by Messrs.N.Beaudry and vet, and a chorus, Blumenthal's * Ave en Stella,\u201d by the choir.Berger's \u201c Tontam Feu was also given by Mr.N.Beaudry as tenor Mr.U.Denis as baritone, with chorus.Mr.P.Boucher accompanied with vielis, and Prof, Dwtharme presided at the organ.i srele Club, Mjhance \u2018 Commies.At the mosting of the Finance Committe on Saturday afterncon thers were present Ald.Btephend (Chairman), Brown, Mooney and Far- roll, and Mayor Before the business of the Was oom- menced the Mayor, addressing the ttes, said the press should be excluded as the interests of the city demanded it.\u2018He held generally that the press should \u2018be ezotudod from Committee meetings, and afterwards should be supplied only with denisions.Ald.Stophans said his sentiments were to admit tbe press bn ail occasions,as to exclude them tended to give rise to inacourate reports.He bad always found reporters ready to pass over anything the publication; of which would be dotri- mental to the city's interests wheo requested to so.Ald.Farrell was of the same opinion.Ald.Brown said if reporters would only give a summary of work done, he would favor their pre- sconce, but he did not like their publishing everything that was said.Ald.Mooney thought the press should be admitted except on special occasions.The present, he thought, was such an occasion and he aocord- ingly moved that the press retire.Carried without dissent, \"Ald.Mooney, Brown and Farrell voting.The reporters thon withdrew.\u201cMONTREAL'S\u201d SPRING GAMES.\u2018The Success of Saturday\u2019s Sports on the Montreal Lacrosse Grounds.\u201cWoather permitting,\u201d read the announcement of the Annual Spring (Handieup) Games of the Montreal Lacrosse Club, which were beid on the Club's grounds on Saturday afternoon, and it could certainly not have been more favorable even had the Hon.Secretary of the Club been in league with the clerk of the weather (not Ven- nor), so refreshingly did the zephyrs, that prevailed throughout, temper the rays of old Sol.The band of the Victoria Rifles occupied a position about the middle of the field and played some very good seloctions at rather long intervals.It is pleasing to be able to note the interest tuken in these manly sports by the Montreal young ladies ; the grand stand was orowided with the fair sex.This enhances the interest taken by the athlotes themselves in the games to anex- tent that probably five, and may be even six times the same number of gentlemen would.The uther stand was full and the east side of the course being lined with spectators went to make ap a large assembly.Many of the delegates to the Lacrosse Convention held last Friday were prosent and took great intereat in the proceedings, marking the result of each event in the little hooks furnished tboum for the purpose.As reported in Saturday's late edition the first event was the Three mile waik:\u2014S.\u20ac Malthy, C.E.Malthy and 1).Stewart, all of the Moutreal Amateur Athletio Association, entered.Shortly after the star\u2019 the two latter retired from the track leaving the race a \u201cwalk over\u201d for 8.C, Maltby who finshed in 27 mine.23} sees.Throwing 58 bls.weight :\u2014George Wood, Montreal Fire Police, C.W.Trenholme, Medill University Athletic Association, and Thos.Daly.Montreal, entered.George Wood (scrateh) won, throwing 20 ft.5 in.; C.W.Trenholme (3 feet) second, 17 ft.114 in.Putting the Shot\u2014L.P.MoDoannell, Jas.Me- Gillivray, Montreal Amateur Athletic Assoois- tion, scored respectively, 37 ft.©4 ins.and 36 ft.114 ins.Acourate Throwing\u2014-230, SO and 40 yards\u2014 This accurate throwing.together with long throwing of the lucrosse ball, hat not been introduced into the Montreal's sports for the past three years; they were by no mezns the least interesting on the programme.Wm.Aird, Montreal Lacrosse Club, soored D points out of a possible 18; R.Summerhayes, of the \u2018ame olub, was second.100 yard ran\u2014In this race the good start made in all the heats is remarkable.In the first hest W.R.Thompson (scratch), W.G.Robertson (19 feet), James K.Brnce (24'foet), all of Montreal Lacrosse Club, and Wm.D.Aird, (14 feet), Montreal Amateur Athletic Association.ran.Bruce won in 10 seconds, Aird, second, in TO} secs.Ia the second heat, J.Bolton, M.L.C.(scratch).A.A.McDougall (12 feet), D.Stewart (20 fest), M.A.A.A.; John A.Hasley (18 feet), and H.Phillips (24 feet), Montreal Junior Lacrosse Club, ran.MoDougall and Hasley came in in 10 secs.G.Wood, Montreal Fire Police feet), Dun- ean Bell, M.L.C.(10 feet), M.J.itty,Ottawa Amateur Athletic Association (12 feet), and HA.Walmsley, St.Johns, Que.(16 feet), ran in the Srd heat.Walmsley won in 10 seos.; Wood second in 104 secs.In the final heat.Bruoe was first in 9} secs; McDougall second, Hasley third, and Walmsley fourth.Two Mile Run\u2014D.D.McTaggart, M.A.A.A, won, time 10 mins.85 secs.; C.J.Patton second, coming in about 25 yards behind g the Hammor\u2014C.W.Trenhoime, McGill University Athletic Associstion (TO feet) won, scoring 65 feet 8 inches; George Wood, Montreal Fire Police, (soratch) second, sooring 73 feet 114 inches.440 Yards Run\u2014Norman Fietcher, M.À.A.A.(scratch), Jas.McCaul.Ottawa Amatenr Athletic Association (18 yards), Thos.Moffatt, G.T.R Boat Club (15 yards), H.Fisher, Montreal Junior Lacrosse Club (20 yards), A.A.McDougall, M.A.A.A.(25 yards), P.S.Hancock, Montreal (26 yards), and Alf.G.Gardner, M.L.C.(36 yards).entered.McCaul, the Ottawa athlete, won in 54 1 seconds, running a good race: Fletcher was second, but had he not been crowded, ax some of the others also were, would have given a better account of himself.Long throwing.\u2014 There was lots of sport in this event and lots of fan too for every time the ball was thrown it did not go where the thrower had intended it should.It went flyinginto the stand among the spectators three times.Once a lady was made a short stop for it, afterwards it crushed a * Sunday go-to-meeting\u201d silk hat and once it took an old gentleman in the pit of the stomach.Wm.Aird made some beantifui throws ; he hasa twist of the wrist peculiarly his own and can tipa ball an amazing distance without any aparant exertion and with bat little movement of the stick.Lally of the Shamrocks also made some pretty throws.Aird won, throwing 184 yds.2 6} inches.W.L.Maltby hax scored 1680 yards in a similar throw.A.Virgil Leet, Brant Lacrosse Club, Brantford, Ont, was second.120 yards Hurdle run.\u2014Lewis Skaife, M.A.A.A.(scratch), W.R.Thompson, M.L.GC, (10 feet) D.Stewart and (21 feet) Thos.L.Pyton, (21 feet) M.A.A.A.entered.First heat.\u2014Paton won in 21 secs., Thompson, second in 21 } secs.Bocond heat\u2014R Summerhayes, M.L C.(seratoh).J.8.Eorley, MoG.V.A.C.(serateh), Jas.McCaal, Ottawa Amateur Athletio Association (10 fert).and H.A.Walmsiey, St.Johns (27 feet), entered.Summerhayes, first, Walmsley, scoond.Final heat \u2014Summerhayes won in 10} secs, Thompson, recond.One Mile Run.\u2014 Three entered, John Bolton, M.LC.(seraich) W.E.Bennett, Toronto Lacrosse Club (40 yds.) C.W.Martin, Ottawa, Amateur Athletic Association, (40 yds.) A.W.Mann, M.L.C.(60 yds.) G.M.Smith, M.A.A.A.(80 yds.) James Baird, L.L.C.(85 yds) R Locke, (110 yds.) and R.6.Hood (110 yds) Martin won in 5 minntes 46 seconds ; ; Baird was second and Locke, third.Three Mile Bicycle Race.\u2014H.B.Tibbs, (scratch) G.M.Smith, (5O yds.) snd F.C.Hol den, (250 yds.) all of Montreal Bi- ontered.Smith dropped out very soon After start.Holden, though a little fellow, kept on plnokily to the finish, winning in 19 minntes 40 seconds; Tibbs came in about 200 yards behind.Haif-mile run.\u2014Normen Fletcher M.A.A.A.(scratchy W.E.T.LC.(15 yards) W.G.Robertson M.C., (15 yards) H.Fisher, Montreal Junior Lacrosse Club (25 yards), and B.Bailey M.L, C.(26 yards) entered.Fletoher won in 2 minntes 74 seconds; Rgbertson, sogond, Bailey, third.You can black your beets in a half a minute with the NUBIAN 116tf Special Notices.#¢ Throw physic to the dogs ; I'l none of it\" but read \u2018\u2018 The Science of Life ; or, pou Preservation,\u201d advertised, 181 STILL they go to the Boston Clothing Store for gents ready made suits, they have the latest styles and best assortments to be found in the city for all classes and occupations and at prices to suit.No person dissatisfied.Two first-class cotters, Messrs.Malo and Trudesu.Gilbert Laird, St.Marguret's te mt Sootland, writes :\u2014I am friends to order another parosl of Dr.Thomas Eclectric Oil.The last lot I got from you having been tested in several cases of Rheumatism, has given relief when doctors\u2019 medicines have failed to give any effect.The excellent qualities of this medicine Thould be made known, that the millions of suffers hout the weld may benefit by its providential discovery,\u201d 16 Nint cantik, CARLISM IN SPAIN.wy June 6, ~\u2014Active electoral of the Oselists in the North and Fast Provinces, and recent communications between the Pretender and his agents Iu these districts and Madrid have de- ded the Government to order the authorities to watch their movements, The party has thon increased boldneas since the local suc.successes in the provincial and munici ne ation The army occapation of 30,000 will be kept up in the Basque provinces, as the Cabinet possesses information of « powerful organization of Carlists under the pretext of the elections.SCENE IN A THÉATRE.\u2014Panis, June 6- À yo ung man calling himsalf Comte D\u2019Auley shot imself in a box at the Grand Opera House here, causing, great consternation amang.the audience © may recover.At the close of the Opera a quarel, followed by blows and an exchange of cards, took place between several gentlemen.The affair is thought to be con- Sected with the tragedy of the opera.A danseuse is said to be at the bottom of it all.AMERICAN.GENERAL GRANT.\u2014NEw YorK, June 6.\u2014It is stated that no steps have been taken thus far to secure General Grant's prescnos here or at Albany in connection with the senatorial contest.General Grant was compelled.yest day to allow the health inspectors to examine his luggage.He characterized the proeseding as rank nonsense.The vessel was released from quarantine and the Grant party started for St.Louis.QRIT.\u2014NEw York, June 6.\u2014Minthorne Tompkins, the first candidate of the republican party for the Government of his State, died yesterdsy, aged 74.A ROW.\u2014New York, June 8.\u2014A row oe- curred among a party of excursionists from this city near Yonkers yesterday.One man was dangerously shot, and another nearly beaten to death.ABDUCTION.-.-HarTFoRD, Conn., June 6.-Churles E.Hill, arrested at New York for abducting his son at Syracuse, left New York, with the boy on Saturday for Boston.At New London he stepped off the traim for a moment and on returning his son had disappeared.Hill thinks the boy was taken by a persou in the employ of his mother.He will make every effort to recover the boy.* HEALY'S CHALLENGE.\u2014DveLIx, June 6.\u2014At » land meeting at Swords\u2019 yesterday, Mr.Hi aly suid he was there chiefly to reply to Mr.Forster's challenge to him tg repeat in Ireland what.he said in Parliament.He intimated hix readiness to fight a duel with Forster in some country where the code of honor prevails.NATIONAL FESTIVAL.\u2014ST.Louis, June 8.\u2014The Turnérs national festival was formally opened at the Fair Grounds here yesterday.30,000 people were present.One hundred Turnverins From different parts of the country were represented by 2,000Turners.THE REVISED NEW TESTAMENT.\u2014 BrookLyN, June 6.\u2014Mr.Talmage yesterday characterized the revised New Testament as a desecration, a profanition and a religious outrage.He charged the r revisers with incompetency.GARFIELD ENDORSED.\u2014 CLEVELAND, June 6.\u2014Several Republican County Couven- tions in northern Ohio, on Saturday, adopted resolutions endorsing President Garfield.THE MOREY LETTER.\u2014 WASHINGTON, June 6.\u2014It is stated the Governmen.law officers at New York have been recently following clews to the authorship of the ¢¢ Morey letter,\u2019 and have met with signal success.THE SENATORIAL DEAD-LOCK.\u2014 ALBANY, June 8.\u2014Mr.Woodin, a prominent Republican Senator, expresses the opinicn.that the dead-lock will be broken this week.ESCAPING FROM SING SING.Clover Ruses And Skilfal Re-Oaptures.A reporter of the New York Herald has been chatting with the at Sing Sing prison and Hon their of hair breadth rie the lowing stories of lever russ re heat the vigilance of the keepers THE DUMMY * MoreT *\u2018 Referring, however, to the favorite methods employed of escaping the old and seemingly easily detected one of using a dummy in the cells is most frequently adopted, and more than any other method has besn successful.Only a few daysago Holland, s noted English burglar, \u201cbeat\u201d the prison in that way, and as his story has a peculiar vein of romance in it, it is interesting in itself, in addition to explain- P ing what the dummy * racket\u201d is.\u2018So it may be told here.Holland was sentenced to fifteen years and had only been in the prison little while.He had received a visit from an Irish irl, who claimed she was his sister, but who Seine asked by Mr.Jackson to reconcile her nationality with that\u2019 of her alleged brother admitted that she was his betrothed wife.Holland was employed as a hall boy, working on the ies, carrying water, &c.When the men are locked up at night the keepers pass along in front of the cells, each man comes up and puts his hands and face to the barred door and is counted.When the keeper has counted his men and finds them all right he reports to the clerk, who adds the of -each report, and if the tally is right the « all right\u201d bell is rung and the prison is secured for the night.One night Holland was lying on his cot in the cell when the count was being made, and he said to the keeper, * Please don't make me get up; Iam very sick.\u201d As his voice assured the keeper of his presence he went along.The next night Holland spoke up again and said he was op the next night the same, but the fourth night when the keeper looked in the cell he saw a pair of shoes sticking up, a man apparently asleep in the bed, his arm over his ¢ Oh, that\u2019s the sick man,\u201d said the keeper, and counted along 84, 85, 36, and s0 on to his complete gang, and so reported.Meanwhile Holland had hidden away somewhere in the and when the all right\u201d bell rang he had only to scale the ed wall and fly.Now begins the romance of this story.Detective Jackson remembered the girl who bad vinited Holland and he proceeded tofind her.Just how he succeeded in placing her he does not di but before noon of the succeeding day he ad written the following note to a lady in Sevan.teenth street, where the fair Kitty was st service :\u2014 In fifteen minutes I will callat your honte, I will ring twice.Do not rend a sarrant to the door.me yourself.Say nothing sbout this request.My Business is of the utmost impertamoe.Answer, The answer came back ail right and in fifteen minutës Jackson rang the bell and was admitted.He was given an opportunity te see ithe irl without rf bern Eon \"nd betapmatin ed that it was the Jory he wanted, and feeling confident that Holland would soomerer later communicate with her, he set himself to watch.À few hours later a telegraph boy brought her a message.After dinner she asked to go.out and also to be advanced some wages, which: the detective furnished and then planted \u2018himself across the sireet to watch.After a delay she came out and he shadowed her for nexgly four hours.She went up town, down town, to all sorts of places, and after this long chase came back to the house.The officer was about to give np when out she came again and started on a TUR fr Broadway and on to Stewart's store at street.She waited for half an hour circling about the store until finally & man camo over to her and drawing her into the recess of the door, kissed her fervently.Then they walked on, the officer following, Present] .when he had made sure of his man, he can, his arms, and Holland recognizing him said, on quiringly, \u201c\u2018 Officer Jacksen ?* Right y are, Holland.\u201d Now have fifteen years straight, Kitty, and all forlove of you dear,\u201d was the man's answer as he put out his handato be\u2019 cuffed, STRALING A LOOMMOTIVE.| The men who stole the lecomotives were the ones, who more than others took great chances, There have been two escapes in that way.T first was lod by Steve Boyle, who haa s record of killing two men (cue a sheviff in Kalabuaros Mish cad whe te pa (e life man), wiley jumped down om the mil track which runs through partes moving freight \u2014 was Dine slay slang at the time and they sprang on to the engi One af them cast loose on coupling, snd with pieces of wood shaped lik they assumed possession.\u201d Boyle ie gra the throttle, and the locomotive, un under full steam, darted down the track, the guard 3 her it as it flew along.Their aim y the fact that the convicts held before them o cer and fireman as a protection.After they run a short distance they took to the woods.All of them but McKenns, who isin Ireland, and Bullivan, who is serving Uncle Sam as a sailor in the navy out in China, were recaptured.The next year.the cx petime riment was again repeated successfully, , by James Farrell, James Carpenter (alias Pat Smith) John Quin, Frank Woods, Martin Kelly, and Thomas Flaer- ty.As none of them could run the engine they forced the engineer to do so.Farrell and Quin are still at It woald be im possibile to give a list of the escapes from Bing Sing, or even the most daring of them, withoat giving a great deal of space to the wonderful story of Gustave F.Kindt.He is known as the best iron and steel worker in the United States ; and once, by means of acids that he manufactured himself in prison, opened his doors and walked out.Another me he gave a keeper $300 in counterfeit money to count him in.He went to Canady, was traced thers, and being suspected of a burglary was arrested and almost immediately walked out of prison.The same night he broke into a silk store, but was apprahended and served three years in the prison of St.Vincent de Paul.When he was repeased be started to the States, Jackson, who had kept him in view, met him at St.Albans sudegtarted with him to Sing Sing.At Troy he made an attack on the officer, who was forced to shoot hum twice in the head.He then played crazy and was transferred to Auburn, Lunatic Asylum where he now is.\u201cProrLk OF Pouisu.\u201d SuoE BLACKS.\u201cPgorLe Wuo Nrbp no PoLISHING.\"*\u2014Those whouse Nubian Blacking which neither requires brushes nor brushing, one application given, instantaneous brightness and unsurpassed brillianey which will lust à week.It saves more than its own cost in preserving and nourishing the leather, it cannot soil the garments, contains no corresive acid (try it on the blade of a knife), is impervious to wet weather, frost and snow, saves mon-y, saves time, saves temper, and is the most popular discovery of the nineteenth century.Do not he inveigled into buyiug any other than the Nubian\" Blucking in bottles at 25 cents, and soid everywhere.97 The brightest black subject\u2014NTUTRIAN.115tf New Advertisements To-Day.RSS NS NS NS NON ETS NS CAUTION ! EACH PLUG OF THE Myrtle Navy ! T.& B.In Bronze Letters.NONE OTHER GENUINE.| PIANOS TO RENT! A number of good Pianos to rent, at different prices.C\u20acHICKERING, EMERSON, VOSE awp OTHERS.C.W.LINDSAY, 1310 $7.CATHERINE STREET.pots Tat Aon pan oo de v2 | LICEAPELLE, 801 Ontario Prt Gown carpets an and Carpets jretet: Ne rs dh pat down at 0 PRA thenaiver per pani, : SPECIAL NOTICE.| Parties leaving town for the summer months can have their houses guarded during their absence by , THE DOMINION DETECTIVE AGENCY, 214 ST.JAMES STREET.1303 MES: C.WORMS, Formerly at No.531 Craig street, has now opened an the corner of St.Urbain snd Vitre streets, where she will always knep un band à large assortment of Foreign and stic Cigars, Tpbacooes, &c.129 8 So FACTORY FOR SALE at Drummondville, Province of Quebec, with two shed wi shop, do: bas oiler and engine of 25 h.p.eb Set ready to start up.For further par- \u201capi to MCLEISH & WRIGHT, 291 6: Besbe Plain, Province of Quebec.OTICE \u2014 1, the undersigned.intend to apply to.the Corporation of the City of Montreal, for permission to keep a Wood yard, at the corner Susan and Bt.1318 OTICE! make application to the ap Th will e radon to a, Steam Engine on the premises, Mary streets.N.LAFORTUNETEUIL.Co 128 \u201ca.F.RIEPERT & CO.Wilke MADE EASY.\u2014 cames SENTE RERO RES Pt ed ont n, by ro Motives.Beat references given 120.6 WANTED \u2014 Photograph Gal- to Gallery at small cont.Address W.P.M 38 Frcutenac street.180 à WANTED A GOOD BARBER 181 2 J.PALMER & SON.To LET\u2014At Hudson, P-Q Furnished, possession at once for season, beautiful Matte cottage of seven rooms,outbu Linge.conch house and stable, and a large lawn, ail could be Gesired for the summer moonthe.Particulars, &c.of W.HOY, Dominlen Tolegraph Co., 8 William 131 9 TO RENT\u2014The Country House atst Anne Je ofDelieras: known as Moreton Grange.Apply to Mr, TRERSFOON, 11 Hospital street, 1 6 FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED egonde street.14 TO LET\u2014 FIRST- crass at 48 WITH tn a private house, at No.16 Cathcart tree : ROMS FURNIS APARTMENTS WITH on parate kitchen.5 St.Edward stroet.POST SATURDAY EVENING, A PATER driver's book, with name on inalde cover.Anyone ce M.Atrd, 63 Bt.Joseph sf a4 00! N SoTH MAY, A FOX TERRIER, bak spots on head.Pinder 8 street.181 8 A FOX pt wie propre and pay otre Duras son \"VV ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE hit washing hy the day.Apply at 23 Chabollles st WANTED GENERAL SE SERVANT AND Nurse.129 Durecher ANTED-Y YOUNG GIRL, PLAIN ng by the dsy; would assist with light houws- work.1 Later 8 o'clock, 18 Bershelet street.131 1 ANTED\u2014SHOW CARE: SODA WATER Yountain, Counters.SAR offion.181 1 WW ANTED-PASTURE FORA PONY,NEAR the west end, Bers be will be well taken care of Address 339 Mountal 129 à Na ANTED-BY A RESPECT BLE W WOMAN, a aaron di or gentleman's washing, at 484 Rorchee- \u201c CET TON ROOM FOR LADY AND Los be rewarded en returning same to 63 8b FOUND\u2014ON 18T INST Owner can bave It by expentes.\u2026.Apply to P.Union, 36 plan or take rf TER wa SE ARHING OR SCRUBBING 27 the day.Apply before 5, to 1861, St.George Vi APRES » acu infine, | Wann SERVANT.9 By Thomas J.Potter.STATE Late JOHN O'KEEFE CE Ne.14 shout 30 x 72 ; central ot Bale al my rea June at Tem ween, 17 Auctioneer.THOM.JEST LATE MR.M.HRÉLeR tenements, Nos.14 and 18 perfect order, nioël ulldings.Bouse le Les qupe rer retired, La convenient to busily sought for by the most re- ou pay of tenants.À in- on hase mosey tan ae per cent.Bale at TEN o'clock.130 THOS.J.POTTER, Anctienerr.ST.HENRI.Two Houses, Nes.140 and 147 St, Ferdi- mand Street.i By auction, t0 the highest bidder.Bale on the premises on Saturday Afternoon, 11th June, at Twe O'clock The sale affords a good chance to-invest ta a small pro- y.Poth houses in good order, very clean neat 1 yteld a good return as they are convenient to the wing Lo the establishment of large manufac torive in the lown and vicinity, prope.is increasing and will increasein value.No rve.ms cash.The Lutidiug lot afjoining, 42 x 70, wil) also be sold.130 THOS.J.POTTER, Auctioneer.while being pisasant and and houses wre is and best § vestment.By W.O.Norman.(LE: ARING SALE OF FURNI- TU LB, TINWARE, &c., &c.Ou Tuesday Next, the 7th inst, 1 will sell at Nos ¥ una 10 &t Joseph street, Parlor and Bedroom Sets, B.W.Extension Dining Tables, Centre do., Furcy Chairs, Clocks, lot of Tinware, Platedware, Cutlery, Crockery and Glassware, Gurdon Hoes, White wind Colored Bheets, Mattresses, and Housebold Effects of all kinds.Sae at Two ovlick pm.W.C.NORMAN, Auc.oneser.Consignments received up to hour of sale, Advances made.1802 * OTIC E \u2014There will be Sold by Anuction on the 27th JUNE inst, at 2 pum.at the Offo of Laionapiynis de Pret ot Credit Foncærs, Xo.H Su Lambert hill, cortamn properties of the said Com- puny for permanont share: By on er, G.N.FAT TEUX, Cashier.125 22 New Advertisement To-Day, TN mL See AAA JUST RECEIVED! Eppa\u2019 Cocoa, Price's B.8.Candles, Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk.L.CHAPUT, FILS & CIE, WHOLESALE GROCERS, 309, 311, 313 Commissieners street cu SEALED TENDERS addressed to the unde: will de rverived at the City Clerk\u2019s Office, until Noon, on Thursday, the Sth inst, for the rrection of New Stables at the Horse Market, In acco: with the pian and specifications, t0 be seen at the Building Inspectors Office, City Hall.The Market Committee do not bind themselves to accept the iowest or any of the tenders.(By order.) CHS.GLACKMEYER, City Clerk.Montreal, June 2nd, 1881.12983 NOTICE.CANADA TRUSS FACTORY, las and 690 CRANG STREET.Book Debts and Liadfik ties of Bo ao firm of CROSS, & CO., of which I was the senior BS eda the atte of the Ltn frm, 1 would request that all those who are indebted to Goss, CLARS & Co.would aetile their accounts without delay ; any who bave claims Mpaiost tad frm, to fyle them writ as soon as convenient for settlement, F.GROSS.N.B.\u2014Ths business will be continued by ms as.heretofore, and I respectfully solicit your continued patronage.| Fa A VERY LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF Surgical, Dental & Veterinary Instruments, SURGICAL APPARATUS ARD APPLIARCES Fo the relief of every form < of Fassia nity Artificial Limbs om \u201cthe mest appreved principles.UUSSES, SHOULDER BRA ABDOMINAL RELTS = AND SUPPORTERE * Invalids\u2019 Chairs and Bedsteads.ELECTRO MAGNETIC BA PRESCRIPTION SCALES, &c., &c.Anti-Rheumatic Belts, Chains & in-Seles, HOSPITAL SUPPLIES.- Rubber Beds, Cushions, Sheeting, Syringes, Bulbs, &¢., &e.AGENT FOR EHODES' AUDIPHONES FOR THE DEAD FAIRBANKS & COS STANDARD SCALES! Purchase only the Genuine.THE BEST ARE THE CHEAPEST.WAREHOUSE: 377 St.Paul Street, MONTREAL.113tte CUSTOMS TARIFF.Corrected te May 15th, 1881, (Complete.) PRICB, - - - 25 Cents.Addenda only (in Sheets).Price 10 ctu.This may be inserted In and refers to our last Edition of the Taxiff.MORTON, PHILLIPS & BULMER.Publishers, 375 Notre Dame St, PEE MEDICAL HALL, AND BRANCHES: Phillips Square and Windsor Hotel.Nothing 80 cattain a2 & moth preventive has been brought owt as the new Sandal Camphor! It is fragrant, easily applied, and always effioscious.* Breahell's Canadian Insect Extere minator ts fatal to Breties, Cockroaches, and all other inwects £014 in bellows and pnokets.100*eod \u2018BEALL, ROSS & CO.OFFER TO THE TRADE, CHOICE LINES IN Engligh, German and American Hosiery | w ENS MERINO UNDERWEAR! Hen\u2019s Gauxe and Mcrino Shirt and Pants.Summer Gloves, &o.and 208 McQILL STREET QECOND-HAND BOOKS bon ht Aad hool Books.Hi:best cas ob ONDA AND POOK SIORE 6 653 Craig at afew Toor eant of Bleury street.> va \u2018Auctoù Sales.By Benning à Barsalou.ALE OF DRY GOODS.Subocribars will sell at thatz stores, Vos.30 and 08 LARGE FURNITURE SALE.The mext large sale of Honsstolé Planas, &c,.al our rooms, St.Baines sree Carpets, Wednesday Aa mext, the Sth its, |__ SHAW à GOWBEY, Amotioncers._ CHA RMANS CEDAR SKI FES, Four very nico ones, will be »0id at our Rooms Wednesday Afternoon Next, 8th Instant, AL TWO o'clock.SHAW & GOWDEY, Auctioneers, 7 J N EAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Brussels cls apd Tapes Tapestry Carpets, Parlor, Diningroom adroom Furniture, Hine Gill got Pict Ty and Glassware, Splenutd Mages Coo ring Range and Kitehen Roquisttes, all in very nice order, for positive sale, Atthe Kosidence of Mr.£, C.Bmall, No.75 St.Maithew treet, Tharsday Merning Next, 0th Instant, At TEN o'clock.130 SHAW & GOWDEY, Auctioneers.By John J.Arnton.ONGUEUIL, Q\u2014DELIGHT- 4 FUL SUMMER COTTAGE, with immediate poe- session (otiage 36x24, Kitchen wing 16x16, Gallery R sides, eight 1voms, uowly patuted inside and out and tinsed this Spring.Jot 100x120 enclosed, with outbulldings thereon.8.tuate on Victoria avenue, near the Ferry.Toe property of Mr.Walker Sale on Wednesday nex on the spot, immediately after otman's sair.1% 3 JOHN J.ARNTON, Auctioneer.THE VERY ATTRACTIVE and delightful Cottage and Grounds belonging te Mr.Notunan, ai Lone sueunil, Q., will be sold on the premises, th inst, WEDNESDAY, Sth JUNE, * ROSEBANK COTTAGE,\u201d fivted for sumer and winter au .pañion, with 11a Conservator), Bowling Aley, Summer House, Swaples and other appendages, 16 the Tery beue tdeal Of à l'ountry Homestex The Lrounds, avout 20,000 square feet, including a muuihcent Lawn and and Tennis Court, are charmingiy un uated on a terrace bank ot the River, in full view of ve city.The rooms ars numersus and spacious, with all conveniences.The House is open dally for\u2018inspéction.Sale to take piace at Longuenil on WEDNESDA 1, 8th instant, the steamer * MONTARVILLR ™ on that occasion les the wharf, foot of J.Carder & , at half-past T o'clock.JOHN J.ARNTON, 1812 Auctioneer.y EST-END, 852 DORCHES- STREET \u2014 A SPLENDID JMPROVED PROPERTY OPPOSITE THR WINDSOR HOTEL, h stone front first-class ding, x 56.8 on DORCHESTER ST $80 on STANLEY GTREWE.Eminently from its excoptional site and sur roundings as well as the interior laying out for an educa- ticnal establishment UPTOWN HOTEL, COLLBGE with rooms for students, CLUB HOUSB, eto.Fartioulars to slow.Sale at my rooms on Wednesday, 13th June instant.JOHN J.ARNTON, Anctieneer.By-M.Hicks and Co.story re dimensions \u20ac of 1303 UNRESERVED SALE OF, MR ARTISTIC ' HOUSEHOLD en Tuesday Aftersioon, 7th inst.Te sutecribersare instructed to soil at thetr salerooms, Le past NOTRE DANE STREET, nan Bbon end Gt Drawtue rose French 4 Inlaid =a Desire Ocearion- tn Window and junte Stands, Ladies\u2019 of Walnu! Parior M.HICKS & C0, Anctsogeers.By O.F.Elwes.VERY ATTRACTIVE SALE.\u2014 Piece of Household Ever Plate.Buraier Proof A ate Safe, Taran ona 38 Paris, Valuable Books, OM aml Ou Thursday Herning, June Sth.At Saleroom, No.754 Craig street (a few doors West of The subscriber has reccived instruc- to eel} Dining W.Wardrobes, Fanstinde Pure ès AUN, &c., Solid Silver Claret Jug ( God Repeater Watch, Cuckoo Clock, Ro, Handsom: 4 Bos Ladies, &c, OM Pashioned Inland Clock and Ornaments, Plate Antique © ™ and Lamp, Genuine CERN Bed a sad very Lars Case.of of oout 8250) Iron 4c.Also some Vaiuable Où Paintings and alot of Sundries.Sale at 10:30 a.m.\u20ac.F.ELWES, Auctioneer.The whole the property of a gentleman leaving for England to be sold without reserve.On view day previous to sale.1304 ete est in a FSC E riley XR NEY un.GAMES AND RACES.age Adu.Tice be Siler = ALBERT HALL DxZOUCHE à BAT.FONE ae TUESDAY, JUNE DRAMATIC and MUSICAL RE RECITAL | Mis Ere.Emma Thu ts van Mr.F.W.Mills, erganint \u2018 Coon be furnished.Porm Pras 50 cents._Plan at DeZouche & Co's.Rooms.MHE MONTREAL TURF CLUB SUMMER MEETING WILL BE HELD ON THE FASHION COURSE, LUN BONNETS, : On the First and Second of July.The following programme has besa adopted: ; DOMINION DAY, st \"Raco\u2014The ond Race\u2014 H o ace, Ta milon, 3rd Race \u2014Ralling sos, one wile.4th Keco\u2014Hack Dr bona farmers or curters, coe mile.SECOND DAY.1st Races Handicap Hurdle Race, two Je ; 2nd Bue\u2014The tiewards Parse, OD6 mile quarter, 1th Roues Ad onsale gd vo on rT _Londittons tions aud fal} » done CO CAE particular tn à few 1953, IRISH PROTESEENT Rk BEN EVOLENT SOCINTY.lar 2 on © Gro A dock a rt.or J.V.CALCOTY, Seocredary.à.ST PRINCE OF WALES RIFLES.\u2019 LLL The Racrment ANNT ALD pars: rt the on TUESDAY VENI inst at & o'ciock sharp, EV G next, ress\u2014 Summer, UE \u2018Helmets ters, The Band iil attend (oo gal > It is absolutely necessary that every member attend these p 3 à5 the inspection will take place eexly - By order, 1302 JOHN F.NOTT.Major a Acting Adit.06 Hatsownad by will Ta Trottin ng Races at Ten pine.Park, 20th, 21st on 23nd, FIRST DAY -\u2014Monday\u20145100 for green horses ; $900 fe sEcoND 1 DAS Tucatay\u20146100f0r 3 minutes\u2019 class; $300 Tor 27 cn en 3200 for 240 class; $300 ednesday, June 15, sod should be ade Entries closes W BTS Fyn.Por pare re er Panl street.Race to r Grand yor Excursion, By the NR.CO.Officers, under the ; Band, wd Officers of the Bogimen pe tnut.at 80*ebelk Steamer ** FILO.Thursday Evening, Tiekots 25¢, muy be had tha X, C.Ofc Brass and String Bande will bo in Jara BR ERAN Sha Mh will lexve Hochelagn a4 8 = and Mile- To mix Bina lister for! Ottawa, =! all stations on the line.Popular price\u2014Return uth Ticket, Train will leave Ottawa Sunday night at 12 o'clock.special rente the Parliament buildings will to visitors 5s Bunz EE cons:dertag Te s its position px la inal 1a protaaly the Ree: tion of the Kind in North Amerion.Tickets be at No.13 Place d\u2019Armes Hill and at Lave & Alden\u2019s, va.2 heidi be Terai to to bu bois ttokete re W rin nthe J, tks Seto, J.B.LISELLE, General Pusseagee à Now® Advertisemnts To-day, WE WILL DESPATCH A STEAMER FOR CHICAGO Every TUESDAY at 8 p.m., and ome for CLEVELAND WEDNESDAY at 3 pom oalling at Brockville, t.Ontharines he imgston, Bi.These Steamers have very superior socommodation for ©.E.JAQUES & CO.Agents, 108 Common street.Or, 255 Bt.James treet, com McGill.126tf THB MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y., Of the Conmez of Joliette.TENDEBS wii} be reoebred by the andersign- NDAT, tbe 13th instant, for the ot all assosements das tha ahove Compas smdû then te maining unpaid.Said SEA Maszra.ry & ater Church, Ha A 0 who will also receive mone from members Tak Rides, without costs grant, proper J.J.WEBSTER, sec P.O.Box 1834, Montreal.1287 Chambly Cotton Factory.NOTICE TO BUILDERS.Sealed Tenders will be receivad until the 10th tastant for the various artificers* W.MILLICHAMP & CO, SHOW CASE MANUFACTURERS IN SILVER AND WOOD.29 te 33 Adelaide Street East, Toronto.Sena for IMustrated Catalogue.NEW DESIGNS INI SILVER PLATED-WARE ! Specinlly sdakt aéahted lquatiey.Trench Markle oF Plated done are Hype Er PA £e.y PRICES LOW W AT E RETAIL.JOHN WATSON, Jr, 53 St Sulpice \u2018Street, Montreal.Lh ere wi be 8 General Mooting of the | the rooms of the Institution, on Tuesday.the 76h June, at 4 celoeki to consider certain.amendments to the of motion of which was given at iadt J.B.MeCONNELL, 126 6 : The Art PHILLIPS SQUARE Is mow open from 10am.40 - ! Foreman embers sod thats Tamils F New Kérertisenent To in Pm NNN APN CHEAP TICKETS 30 Fa i Cai 70 Pieces of Business of im my practice will be oondapted FE ay Ee EJ Sani via Having Yel conbdene cations imals | FE their cpre will recive Ta as ble, Try 1296 1 ter street, on-the inwt.Ld DS gs ore JEW.t enil, on Sunday, 5th inst.Mrs & aon-\u2014still born.stroot the m3 Jebn 4.is 7 On une, at 196 is Ais a daughter._.OMaWa papers please copy.FELTON-On tho Sth inat., the wife of | \u2018of & 300.\u2014At Co Hi), on Slst May, the wife of Barrof & sou.! MARRIAGES.) BARNETT\u2014In this city, on the 2nd PRET, the Rev.À; L McFadyen.Marta Ap.I to Robert Daniel Barnett, of A jo and United States papers please\u2019 copy.TON, DICKSON\u2014At Yorkville, Ont, June BOTS Boulton to Emma D ekson.5 LIT : OMBON, KLINGER\u2014 At Toronto, June 1, J.T.: : Thomse rmesly of Aberdeenshire, to Caroline ; ger, | oo of Banffshire, Scotland.: DEATHS.WILLIAMS\u2014At ueuil, on the 5th ult., Joseph uis Williams.First Captaio nf the ngueuil \u2018erry boat, at the ago of years and 8 months.Frie vited So nds and acquaintances are reapectfuliy in- without further notice to attend the tuners].which will take place from his late residence.Tu morning, at * Bo'cioek\u2014Loug euii tuence to £ ubert- ° a \" of interment.The Ferryboat will leave Hooke- at 7.15 and 7.45 from the wharf, just in time any ral.Capt Wiliams is the son of Bites Hiner, Director of Longueuil Navigation Company.his city, the 5th instant, Miss Ma-_ PICHE\u2014In this oity, on the Mis Ma je 'Alphonsine Piohe, second .oe Julie Alu Piche, merchant, 87 St.reuce Main street, aged 17 years and 86 months.A stu- tin the Academy of Mra Marchand.where Fo been for five rears, and obtained, in July, 1880, à frst-cluss diploms with the highest distinction, this young lady, endowed with all the quatitivs buth of heart and intellivence, died of hesti disease, aftor uo lingering iliness, suffered with the patience of an angel.The funeral will take place on Monday, the Tth + instant.Friends and acquaintances are respecs- HS 0 full; invitod te atrend.WEIR\u2014In this city, on the th inst.Robert, son of J.C.Weir, aged I rents and 6 months.Le Funeräl wi:i_ take \u201cace from his father's resi- dance, * D'esriviores streei, on at 2 r'elovkuim.iovited io attend.Desres: bro ber thon haët loft us, Aud thy los: we deeply feel.B ti- 2-1 hue< -erett us, He can all our sorrows heal.121: 2 ROSAIRE\u2014On the 4th inst., at the age «i !! mon: he, Mary Louise Elisa, daughter of 1).K sire, Jr.MARTENEAU\u2014En this city, on the 5th i stant.Marie Juseyn Sarapain, son of EL.A.Martives 1.age .2 ycar- vud 3 -conths.\u2019 The funeral il} take place from his father's residence.No.207 St Joseph street on l'a sian, the 7th inst.al 8.3) a.m.ances ace invited to attend.FHOMPSUN\u2014O the 24th =r.at Harborne Pod Eg anton, Birmingham, Benjrmin [hom son, 0.te armol B.& S.H, Tuomson, of thai tow.axed 61 years, ; 13i © RuDGERS\u2014In this city, on the 3rd inst, Patrice Redxers.cooper, ared ft veurs.Cleveland, Ohio, papers please copy.BERKYMAN\u2014In this city, on the 4th inst.Amy Alberta, voungest duugiiter of Edgur Berryman, C.E.Syears an:l 4 months.MACKAY\u2014At Küddonan Hall, 119 Eherbrooke street, où the 2ud inst, Joseph Mackas.in the 71st year of his ace.MOODIE\u2014En this city.nn the 3rd June, William ; .Moodie, aged 63 years aud 6 months.rieuds sud acquaint Lounges in every style as regards shape, tna- terial and quality, in stock aud made to order.See my $7 lounge in c'etoun-,steel springs, very handsome.Ww.King, 852 Craigst.181.2 .If you want a good substantial bedroom se: (of the latest design) go to Henry J.Shaw & Co., 726 Craig streci.Thrir assortment is th- largest 10 Canada.A good set in ash, with dressing case, can be had there at $22, $24, $27.50, 830, 835, £45, $90, ete, upward.Walnut set with marble top at $6 0 upwards.Parlor sets in hair cloth at $15, guaranteed workmanship, etc.; sets in rep at $40 : raw silk at$65up to 3350.À very extensive assor:ment of ebony and gold furniture ; 2,000 perforated seat chairs, just received, at 60c., 90c., $1.15, $1.25, 81.50, 82, §2.50, $3.New Goons Just Recrivep.\u2014French salad sts in buffalo and box wood, lawn mowers, * gress hooks, rubber hose, $4.00 worth of barbed wire will make an acre of fencing four strands sad you will feel at home, See new over- ~~imting white handled knives cheap at L.J.A.Surveyer, 188 Notre Dame st., opposite Court House.~ $1,000,000 (one million dollars) worth of - Nubian was sold in London, England, last we! = your.124 tf.7 Nubian improves the Leather.It con- |.tains ne acid.128 .-A brilliant trigymph.Thousands cured of ohest disease ani th in the head by Dr.M.Sou- vielle\u2019s Spirometer.Physicians and sufferers can it free Dr.M.Rouviells, ex-Aide-Su n, nch Army, 13 Phillips square, Montreal, Office hours: 9to 12,2t04.7to8 The Metropolitan Police in London use Nubian as the best and most economical blacking.124 tf.Boots and Shoes will wear mueh longer dy using Nubian Biacking.122 Jy Re \u201che Weather.1 p.m\u2014Thermometer a: Hearn & Harrissa\u2019s during the last 24 bours :\u2014 Cm.Bam.1pm Max.Min Moan.BRC ac faved RS 405 490 © Seremeter\u20148p.m.\u2014 29.76 Sam.30.00 1 30.02 10 am.Probabilities next 94 hours : Moderate to fresh northerly winds.fine evol weather.There were froets in Northern Outario and along the St.Lawrence last night.New advertisements this P.M, PERSONAL\u2014The Mr\u201d Duches- haries who was mentioned in Friday's paper.Is not sn of Mre wis Duchesnay, nny, Vieury street.1811 BOOTS AND SHOES.P.Duch LADIES\u2019 FRENCH KID, LADIES\u2019 FRENCH GOAT, LADIES\u2019 FINE PRUNELLAS.GENTS\u2019 CALF BALMORALS, GENTS\" CALF CONGRESS, CHILDREN'S SHOES, In all Colors and Newest Styles.orn Soods delivered by our Express every hour free FOCARTY & BRO.CORNER \u201cst Lawrence & Catherine Sts.NEW GOODS! JUST RECEIVED, « ALarge and Complete Assortment of \u201c+ SUMMER DRESS GOODS! \u2014\u2014 ALRO \u2014.NEW HOSIERY \u2014\u2014 AND \u2014- isle Thread Gloves! D.G.LATDL AW, .4860 Notre Dame Street.1504 Sea FARDROBES.\u2014 We have on band & stock of fine clasn Walnut Wardrobes ich worth examining by those in want of such Bods.- y are thoroughiy well made of er azonsd wood à well fintahed.Oar stock of other » such ss Cra- on Bed lowe, Bolsters, once Mattresses, irrots, Centr- Tab: Lites y T prices DooX onnes, etc., is very extensive and West ibe wante of our customer OWEN MeGARVEY & BON, T, 9 and 11 8t.Joseph St.-DESROS vom § i?CHILDREN wi 1ER'S SYRUP for .BEST IN UBE.WHOLESALE DRIOT : » BONR & © Monday, 6th inst.Friends and acquaintances are | New Advertisements this P.M.\u2018 .VERY MUCH PLEASED, VERY MUCH PLEASED! VERY MUCH PLEASED! VERY MUCH PLEASED! Gentlemen are much pleased with the alters- tions in our Gums\u2019 Furnishing Store.Having more counter aed fixture room, we are able to keep a still larger stook and serve more customers.PRACTICAL SHIRT CUTTER! PRACTICAL SHIRT CUTTER ! PRACTIOAL SHIRT CUTTER! PRACTICAL SHIRT CUTTER! The most experienced Shirt Cutter in Canada has charge of our Shirt and Collar Factory, and gives his undivided attention to the manufao- tare of Shirts, Cellars and Cuffs, all of which are made and laundried in the upper tats over the store, thus saving the rent and other expenses of ace © building for the manufacture of these MEN'S UNDERWEAR! MENS UNDERWEAR! Muoys UNDERWEAR1 BOYS UNDERWEAR ! Tho reason we can zell Men's & Boys' Underwear so cheap 1» becanse our buyers visit the locahties where these goods are made every season.in both England aod Scotland.and purchase the gonds direct from the manutactarer, thus gaining every advautage of the market, Wo have reason to know :bat ours is the only firm in the Dominion that buys Gonts\u2019 Underwear in this way evory Cason.* THF.ONLY RIGHT WAY! THE ONLY RIGHT WAY! & ; \u2019 Senko wren, TRE ONLY RIGHT WAY} THE ONLY RIGHT WAY! The only right way to purchase goods in the cheapest possible manner 15 to go to the murke! wuere the goods are made und get thom dipve: frow the manutretarers.Scotland! France! Ireland ! Germany! Eagtand ! Switzerland! Our buyors buvesinstructions to visit al.the above-named countries thie summer.with a view of purchasing whatever goods in vur line are way actured in them that may suit the Canadian (eade, 2 = dU S.CARSLEY, MONTREAL.131 S.CARSLEY'S SHOW ROOMS! Ree Window for Knftted Shawls.Those Knitted Shawls are selling well ; from 75c to $7.50.Hundreds of Knitted Shawls to choose from at Qarsiey's.All marked at desperate low prices.Every day we are selling more of these Shawls.Ladies are astonished ai the low prices askod for these goods.Now 1s the time to buy cheap Shawls for even- prices ; ing wear, and Carsiey's is tho plèce to buy them.JERSEYS! JERSEYS! Carsjoy will offer great inducements in Ladies\u2019 Jorseys all this month.Carsley keeps nothing but the best Cashmere Jerseys.Carsley is selling Cashmere Jerseys, in all colors, from $1.95.\u2019 Carsley is selling Children\u2019s and Ladies\u2019 J ersseya 80 per cent.cheaper than they can be bought at credit stores.: SPECIAL RARGAINS ! At B.Carsley\u2019s you can buy good quality of new Black 8atin for Trimmings at 57¢ per yard.At 8.Carsley\u2019s you can buy s splendid line of vew All-wool Nun's Veiling, in all the newest shades, for 106 per yard.At 8.Carsley\u2019s you can buy rich Black Demi Gros Grain Silk, for 88c per yard.At S.Carsley's you can buy beautiful quality of new All-wool Black Cashmere, for 40c per yard.At S.Carsley's you can buy special line of new American Twilled Debeiges, in ali the newest shades, for 18je, worth 28c, THIS WEEK! At B.Carsley\u2019s you can buy beautiful Broken Check Dress Goods, in all the leading shades, for 13c per yard.At S.Carsley's you can bay extra good quality of new Yachting Flannel, in ail the most desirable shades, for 24< per yard, goods old at 33c¢ and 35c in some credit stores.S.CARSLEY, MONTREAL.Go to Carsley's for Grenadines.131 JOHN MURPHY & CO.JERSEYS! JERSEYS! JERSEYS! Little (itrls\u2019 Canhmare Jerseys, every size and color.Misses Cashmere Jerneys, every size and color, Ladies\u2018 Cazhmere Jerseys, every aise and color.Little Boys\u2019 Cashmere Jerseys in Navy Rioa padtie Boye\u2019 Cashmere Jersey Suita, Cap, Vest ang Little Boys\" Wool Jerse Ca; est rar Bio % , y te P, Vest and Pants, t£le Boys\u2019 Navy Jersey Bh! and Pants, inn} sf Little Girls\u2019.Mizses ana Ladies\u2019 Wool Jersey from 31 up.Ladies\u2019 Spun SUk Jerseys In Navy and fine, 3 msn.Jerseys of every kiné and price, and at greatly reduced prices, being very much cheaper this year.HOSIERY ! HOSIERY ! HOSIERY ! Our stock of Bummer Howlery Is ansurpassed in variety and value.UNDERCLOTHING ! In Cotton, Merina, Cashme ra, Span Silk, Raw Six ang Ba! for Men, Women Children, à large beautt assortment to select from, French'and Gorman makes.Five Per lent.Discount for Cash on ail Pur- .chases over Om.Dollar, Remember our Kid, Silk & Lace Gloves! JOHN MURPHY & CO, 403 and 405 Notre Dame Street, CORNER ST.PETER, 1154 PIC-NIC PARTIES ! ARE NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT MESSIN A LEMON POWDER! The most delicious Lemonade can be made tn a moment with it.ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT.HENRI JONAS, MANUFACTURER.TO CRICKETERS! OUR STOCK OP Cricket Requisites ! In nov very complete and consists of Bata, Balls, Wicknta, lag Ouaras, Batting Glove Wh kt keepers\u2019 Onan Long-Btop Neta Beoring Books and Rb eets, et, Bags for Bats, au Shoe Spikes, Bules, 8c., do.new geods ed thé makers.Send for ce Tor best Londen R.SHARPLEY & BONS, SE2 and 384 Notre Lame 1394 2 Evening Telegrams: CARLE.THE IRISH TROUBLES.\u2014DusLiv, June 6.\u2014Two men holding official positions in the | Nevogh Land League were arrested to-day and imprisoned in the jail- A process server was burned in offigy at Kenmare last night.Animals belonging to a ~at garna, who incarred popular displeasure b issueing writs of ejoctment, have boen mutilated, THE CORNELL CREW.\u2014Loxpoxn, June 8.\u2014Oxford University Boat Club has *ppealed to the Henly Committee to allow the ell four to enter theregatta.The first and third Trinity crews of Cambridge University have requested the stewards of the Henly regatta to refuse entry to the Cornell crew.A TERRIBLE STORM.\u2014St.PrrERsBURS, June 6.\u2014A terrible storm occurred at Gatechina un the 4th inst., killing a policeman, overturning a granite column monument of the Emperor Paul, and otherwise doing enermous damage.STEAMER BURNT.\u2014Lonpon, June 6.\u2014 The British steamer * Glen Logan,\u201d from New York for Para, took fire at sea and was abandoned.The crew and passengers landed at Fortalesa, Brazil.MILITARY DISGUSTED.\u2014DusurN, June 6.\u2014The Coldstrram Guards have returned to Dublin disgusted with their eviction tour.Some evictions at New Pallas were due solely to family quarrels.A HERO SHOT.\u2014 St.PEPERSBURG, June 6.\u2014A retired colonel of the Russian army shot and killed, in the streets of Sebastopol, Captaix Costomarof], the hero of the Crimean war.AMERICAN.THE STAR ROUTE FRAUDS.\u2014 Wash: INGTON, June 6.\u2014Itis announced that the-pro- gress already made by the Star route iuvestiga- tors as excelent, but they have uncovered cow- paratively little of the vast scheme of Iraud whieh extends over a large part ot the country.Official records show that the Rock Creek and Fort Custer routs, in Mon- taba, was let for £12,000 and the pay raised to $100,000.The increase wus recommended bv the poetic deleyrate Downey delegate Magumis, Senator Saunders (Neh), Land (Commissioner Williamson otlier prominent gentlemen.A special agent who !nvestiguted Lhe manner in which the service was performed in this route asserts that with one exception this as the boldest fraud on th revenue of the Post Office department he has ever known in an experience of 11 years.Postmaster \u2018enéral James has reduced the pay on this route to $12,000.THE SENATORIAL STRUGGLE.\u2014AL BANY, June 6.\u2014First ballot: Jacobs, 25: Conkling, 26: Cornell, 16; Wheeler, 14.Lapham, 3; Rogers, 13 ; Bradley, 1; Folger, 1: Tremame, 1.Second ballot: Platt, 23.Depew, 21; Kernan, 26 ; Cornell, 9: Miller, +; Crowley, 3; Folger, 3: Fenton, 1; Lap- ham, 4; Vancoit, 1.Neither Conkling, Plat: uor Arthur arc here.All the talk now is as to how an adjourument can be carried, no hope being entertained of breaking the deadlock anid effecting an election.The attendance of members this morning was rather slum.THE CHICAGO FASTER.\u2014CHicaco, June 6.\u2014At noon to-day Griscame completed th.ninth day of his fust.In the last 24 hours he drank 32 ounces of water and gained three.quarters of a pound in weight.HEAVY FROST.\u2014 WATERTOWN, N.Y, June 6.-Very heavy frost in this locality last night, causing considerable damage to crops.SHIPPING-The Allans\u2019 Mail SS.\u201cSar.dimian \u2018 arrived out to-day.Tue Allans extra 33.+ Nestorian \u201d sailed from Liverpool fur 53.Quebec on Saturday.NEW Youx, June 6.~-Arrived SS.Arizona * and \u201cCity of Chester\u201d from Live 1; \u201c\u201c\u2018Sorento,\u201d from Hull: \u201cState of Alabama,\u201d from G , and \u201cSilesia,\u201d from Hamburg, and \u2018 elvetia, from Liverpool.PARLIANENTARY JOTTINGS.: |APRCIAL DEGFATCH TO YHE STAR) Queexc, June 6.\u2014The Private Bills Committee to day met and reported four bills, including that to amend the Montreal Ware- houseing Company, to incorporate the Sisters of St.Joseph of St.Hyacinthe, and to ratify the letters patent granted by the Lieutenant.Governor to the Montreal Abattoir Co.FROM OTTAWA.l@FHOIAL DESPATOH TO THE STAR | DROWNED IN A WELL.\u2014Orrawa, June 6.\u2014A boy and girl, three and four years old, were accidentally drowned in an insecurely protected well, while playing on a farm in Gloucester vesterday.THE DESALABERRY STATUE.\u2014Sir HL.Langevin, Hou.Messrs.Caron and Mous- sean will attend the unveiling of the DeSala- berry statue to-morrow at Chambly.PERSONAL.\u2014Mr.Haddow, M.P., for Res.tigouche, who hax been on a visit to New York, Is now on his way home and spent yesterday with his friends in this aty.He left for home this morning.INDIAN AFFAIRS.\u2014 A short time ago the Government appointed Mr.Plummer to the newly created ofhce of Superintendent of Indian Affairs in the older Provinces, at a salary of $2,800 per annum.It has now been decided to appoint an assistant to Mr.Plummer and thus create another new office.FROM QUEBEC.FIRFE.\u2014Quesre, June 6.\u2014Information was received here vesterday of the destruction by fire last week of the residence of Sheriff Bosse, of Chicoutimi.The loss is about $2,000.No Insurance, A PUBLIC PROCESSION and grand dinner are spoken of as being the prominent features in the celebration of St.John Baptiste Day.\u2019 A SAD ACCIDENT occurred at St.Thomas, Montmagny.It appears a farmer named Louis \u2018Nicole, aged 71, on coming down the stairs of his residence, slipped and fell head first to the flour below, and was so seriously injured that h* died in 20 minutes.PERSONAL.\u2014Lord Elphinstone and his son, the master of KlpBinstone, are at the St.Louis Hotel ; also Sir John McNeil, V.C.HEAVY FROST was visible on the ground early this morning.Weather quite cold: \u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014a FROM TORONTO, [FPECIAE DESPATCH TO TRE STAR} INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION-ToRONTo, June 6.\u2014 The delegates to the International Typographical Union's Convention are near\u2019y all assembled.Their headquarters are at ihe Queen's Hotel.They are holding their fist meeting in the Council Chamber at the City Hall, by invitation of the Maror, who is present.Meetings will be held this afternoon and evening and on Tuesday morning.At 2p.m, on Tuesday, a carriage drive has been planned to visit the principal points of interest in the city.The party will be en- tertsined at lunch by Ald.Davies nt his extensive brewery.On Wednesday evening the delegates and their friends will have a moonlight excursion on the Chicora,\u201d and Thursday evening the farewell banquet will be given in Albert Hall.Among the delegates present are those from New York, Washington, Baltimore, Galveston, St.Louis, Denver, Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Ere, Buffalo, Indianapolis and Cambridge, Mass.THE DEATH ROLL for the week shows a total of 23, four of which were caused by phthisis and three by convulsions.PROF.GOLDWIN SMITH has been pro posed for membership for the «Quill tb,\" which ia now on its feet and thoroughly organized.TAMPERING WITH EMIGRANTS.Trouble is likely to be made over a recent discovery that the porters and hotel runners at the Union Station are in the habit of persuading emigrants to go to the States instead of going to the North-West or remaining in Ontario.They buy their tickets at a * soulp \u201d and re-sell their tickets over ronds in the States, which pay them a commission.An investigation into.the extent of this trafic will by made at cuce, City News.\u2014A meeting of the City Council is in progress as we go io press.We -=Tho firemen of stations Nos.1, 4,3, 19 drilled this morning on the Champ de Mars.~\u2014-Mr, James Howley of Hochelaga has obtain- od the contrast for the Exhibition buildings.Alarm was givea this morning, for a fire In the Colborne Arehme pipe factory.Little damage.7 vv .~ - \u2014The large new engine for tho Montreal Abattoir, which came from Stratford, ia erected and roady for running.; \u2014Thete were 68 interments in the Cote des Noiges Cometory duriag the past week and 11 in the Muunt Royal Cometery.\u2014Beatences will be pronounced on Wednesday next in the Court of Goneral Sessions, that day being the last of the term fixed by law.\u2014There will be a meeting of the Montreal Field Battery at the Drill Shed to-night (o make Anal arrançoments for their departure for Chambly to-morrow.\u2014Mr.Maclaren has not gone to Ottawa with re- Ference to the alleged infringement of his pateat, but \"has seat in a protest to the department of Marine aud Fisheries, - \u2014The S.P.C.A.are taking actions against several parties from the vicinity of Longueuil for what hus been becoming quite a common offence lately, namely the trapping of birds.\u2014The cold of last night, unusual for this season of the year, did some damage to sprouting vege:- ables.Gardeners Irom varivus parts of the Island complain of the damugs done in their gardens by the trost.\u2014Prof.C.E.Moyso, in his evidence at the\u2019 Bruy-Devins case, did not use tue words \u2018\u2019 rank plagiarism,\u2019 as our report might lead one to be- sieve, but that much was inferred from the geu- oral tenor of his remarks.\u2014Mrs.Murray of MacKay street was bitten by a savage dog belonging to ¥ milkman of Papineau road, yufierday, on Dorchester screet.This is the secoud time the dog has been cumplaiued of and the matter should be lovked into.\u2014At 9 o'clock thir morning, the Coroner heli AL guest on the body of Edw.C.Martin, 20 years of uge, killed on board the ship ** Garden [sland '* by falling from the topyard, on the 30 alt.Verdiet, ** Accideutal death.\u201d \u2014An inquest was held at the Morgue this mourning upon the yoang sailor Edward Martin, who was killed ou the \u2018Garden Islaud,\u201d and a vordiot of \u201caecidental death\u201d was returned.The body will be kept uutil the arrival of hs father from Cape Bretun.\u2014The lage on the Longueuil ferry hung at half-mast yesterday, put of respect to the memory of Capt.Juseph Williams, who expired u.Longueuil yesterday in his twenty-sixth year.Hi: funeral will take place to-morrow from Longueu: to St.Hubert, his native place.\u2014The prizes won at the sports on the Montreal Lacrosse Grounds Saturday afternoon were presented at the Gymnasium in the evening, Messrs, KH.B.Hamilton, of Toronto, President National Amateur Lacrosse Association; W.K.MeNaught.jecreiary of the association; A.M.Stevenson.H.Sackliug, J.Pearson, Torunto, and H.W.Becket, assisting.- - Budden Denin.Mrs.Richard Heagentou, 73 years of age, while on à visit to bor son-in-law, Captaiu L.V.Biar chard, yesterday, suddenly expire-l.A Strike Ended.The strike among the dredgemen of the Harber Comraissioners is entirely ended and tho request {the men for an advance of pay is not to be ac veded to.THE BAXTER-SILLS (\"ASE.The Tables Turned.This afternoon Mr.Desvoyers, P.M., rendore-l judgment in this case, dismissing the action agninst Mr.Baxter.Mr.Baxter at once, through his counsel.Messrs.Greenshields & Busteed.on- tered an action for damages against Mr.Sills for $50.000.The Jamieson-Wells Elopement.James Wells, tho stevedare whose wife rocently eloped with James Jamieson, Knight of St.Cris- pin.obtained a warrant in the Police Court today for the arrest of Jamieson on a charge of having stolen a piano worth $2350, the property of plaintiff.The runaways are still in Belleville, Ont, ._ Telexraph Mptters, : The Hon.J.J.C.Abbot and Mr, Andrew Allan returned from their visit to New York ament tho telegraph consolidation yesterday morning.It is understood that the leasing arrangement is def- nitely settled.A meeting of the directors of the Montreal Telegraph Company will be held tomorrow.Fuueral of the Late Joseph Mackay.The funeral of the late Joseph Mackay took place this afternoon from bis late residence, Kil- donan Hall, in Sberbrouke street, to the Crescent street Presbyterian Church, and was attended by a procession of friends over a quarter of a milein length.The floral offerings were beautiful and many.The pall-bearers were Judge Torrance, Judge Mackay, James Court.Archd.Me- tioun, Hon.J.Ferrier, Peter Redpath, Johan Stirling and Dr.Dawson.Revs.Dr.Jenkins, A.B.Mackay and Principal McVicar conducted the service.The Frost.Last night was a very cold one and reports come to hand of frosts in various parts of the sity.Along the line of the Central Vermont Railway white frosts prevailed last night and young crops suffered.especially beans and potaioes.Although the air was keen this morning it was by no means as cold as it might have been.or for that matter has been in Canada even later in June.Apopros of the low state of the mercury Mr.J.H.Dorwin writes: \u2014 \u201c Onthe 10th day June, 1824.I was in Quebec and looking across the river over to Point Levis I saw snow banks and had the enriosity to cross aver and wallow in snow banks from & to 10 feet deep.\" The Rifle\u2014Good Shooting.The following scores were made by six member® of the Royal Scots Rifle Association at the Ranges: Point St.Charles, on Saturday, the 4th inst ; \u2014 Private Clark Cee - Private A.Patterson.Private Wilson Color Sergt.Wynne Corporal Irymple Private Arnold Average per man.R0-18 Distance 300, 500.600 yards.Seven shots.Color-Sergt.Wynne afterwards made 89 points, the highest score this year over the Range.Captain Selkirk Cross has offered a medal to the mau making the two highest scores this month.The modal given by Lieut.and Acting Adjt.Lithgow.last month, was won by Private Clark with an average of 84-5.Laval and Montreal.There was à meeting at Longueuil yesterday over which Mayor Bandon presided, and at which Dr.G.D.Beaudry championed the cause of Montreal, along with Dr.Paguin.Mr.Prefon- taine.M.P.P., for Chambly County, upheld the claims of Laval and was answered in rebuttal by Mr.C.H.Cornellicr, advocats.The sense of the meeting could not be ascertained owing to the departure of the boat At Hocheiaga last \u2018night, a similar meeting took place, presided by Mr.Pre- fontaine, M.P.P., Mayor of the town.Mr.Desjardins, M.P.for the County, made a rousing speech against the pretensions of Laval and followed in the same sense by Hon.Mr.Beau- bien, re ntative of Hochelaga nt Quebec.Mr.Prefontaine then defended the interests of Lavaland Hon.Senator Trudel answered him.A resolution war then put and carried to tho ef- feot that the Provincial Legislature would commit a great injustice to Montreal by allowing Laval University to multiply its courses of lec- tares, and calling upon the membars of the two Houses to prevent the consummation of such a misfortune.Abbe Chandonnet.This gentleman, whose sudden death was chronicled last Saturday, was an active member of the journalistic profession, being one of the founders and the editor of the Revue de Montreal, a monthly periodical chiefly devoted to theology, philosophy snd history.He was born at St.ierre les uets, about 48 years ago, and from an early age distinguished bimseif by exceptional talents.At Laval, where he went through bis classical course, be outstripped all his follows,and to promising was his career that he was sent to the College of the Propaganda st Rome whers he went through the higher branches of theological studies with anusual brilliancy.On his return be occu- ied 8 chair st his alma mater for some years, and Rtterly his review particularly championed the osmse of Laval in the controverasy now pending between that University apd the Montreal school of Medicine and \u2018Surgery.Later on, he was employed at the Laval Normal Behool, and resided for some time with his friend, Abbe Verseau, at the Jacques Cartier Normal Boheol, where the Revue de Montreal saw the day.The Abbe had talent for imparting in- rein tarothors ii joueur in DL R! MONDAY, 4 were vary wall attended.= He was also à clear and vigorous writer.Oue ofhis aims was the raising of the educational standard among his countrymen, haviug been stimulated to this by his ex- perienoe at the Centennial Exhibition which he Attended in sonte capacity under the appointment of Mr.Mackenzie.M.Chandonnet was found on his bed lytnz/prone with face buried in the pillow, It 1s the opinion of Dr.Brosseau that he might hare been saved if any one had beon near to turn him over and bathe his head in water.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 Tho ©.T.BR.Debt te the C13y.The history af this matter, which came befors the Finance Committee on y afternoon, is .as follows: \u2014 .In the year 1840, it appears the city \\ganed 000 to the St.Lawrence and Atlantic Railway Company and took as collateral 5,000 , ares of the Company's stock.In 1853, the 8 wrence and Atlantic Company amalgamated wil#the G.T.R.Company, the latter assuming the debts of the former company.The first and second instalments amounting to $200,000 of the debt to the city, were paid by the G.T.R.In 1863, the city took notion against the Company to recover the third instalment and got judgment, which, however, seems never te have been executed.The amount now due the city, counting interest at four per cent, is $631.650.Last October, the Finance Cemmittee undertook to settle the olaim and received an offer from the G.T.R.of $300,000 in the \u201c ordinary stock * of the Company, worth about 33 cents on the dollar.They reported to Council, advising a settlement on the offer, but the Council did not adopt the report.The matter was again brought up before the Committee a short time ago, and the city attorney reported that it would be very difficult to recover their claim as the Grand Trunk Arrangement Act of 1863 had deprived the creditors of the Com- puny of legal remedies, excopt their share of Poxtul Service money, ete, etc.* The Chairman of the Committee, Ald.Stephens.however, having looked into tha Act, finds that clause 38 of 26 Vie.eap.50, reads: * The rights uf the City ot Montreal as holder of shares in the St.Lawresce and Ottawa Railway Company are \u201cot to be affected or prejudiced by this legislation.\u201d At the meeting on Saturday thd above clause was laid before the Committee, and after discussion the Uommittee resolved to report to Council, recommending immediate proceedings against the 4.I.R for the collection of the full amount of the debt.BANK OF MONTREAL.Annual General Meeting of Shareholders.The annual meeting of the Shareholders of the Bank of Montreal vus held this afternoon.There was a large attendance, the President, Mr.George Stephen, in the chair, Mr.Smithers, the General Manager, read the 3rd annual report of the directors, the substance of which we have already published.He maid there had been during the past year a decrease i deposits which was accounted for by the withdrawal of Government and other deposits but not private funds.The agency of the Bank at Co- bury had been found to be unprofitable and had therefore been closed.Mr.vicorge Stephen then moved.seconded by Dr.Gi.W.Campbell, that the report be adopted.Before the motion was put, Mr.Smithers made some satisfactory explanations, in course of which be referred to the much more prosperous condition of the bank this year than last.He showed that the affairs of the bank Lad been steadily progressing ever since the time of depression in Canada sume years ago.He would like, he said, to repeat what he had said often before, namely, that tt was far better to avoid losses than to make profits The bad and doubtful debts had been written off during the past year with great carefulness and now they had a remarkably clean balance sheet to show, there being an unusual exemption from unsatisfactory accounts.If Canada was to enjoy a period of prosperity he thought the bauk had a very good chance of taking advantage of it.Some complained of there having been no addition to the \u201c Rest \u201d made, these being of opinion that this should have been done instead of paying the bonus.One important point he woald have them notice that the dividend that was being paid this June was not a half-yearly dividend of six per cont.but it brings the whole rate up to ten per cent., The retiring board have not abandoned their idea of bringing the \u201crest\u2019\u2019 up to $6,000,000, bat they had thought it wise to bring the rate up to ten per cent, first.He wished tofcorrect an impression which had gone abroad to the effect that it was owing chiefly to the success of their Chicago business that the bonus had been d.He would say that as a rule the profits made in the United States wer® very uncertain and could mot be &epended upon, though of late years the business they had done there had been singularly free from losses.Ho would not undertake to say to wuai extent the bank would prosper during the coming year, as they had yet no means of knowing how good the crops would be, but he hoped that, as there wax a marked tendèncy for people to go into all kinds of entorprises, they imight thus obtain a higher rate for their money.All the offices of the bank had been inspected, the London office included.and they had all been found in a satisfactory state.He stated the regrot he felt at the resignation by Mr.Stephen, who had been a Director of the bank for ten years, Vice- President for three and President for five years.He had always found him a wise counrelior, and always ready to place his time at the Manager's disposal.There were 201 stockholders, an average of 29 shares for each stockholder, and 8,086 shares held by bankers and brokers The report was then unanimously adopted.On motion of Mr.Drummond s vote of thanks was passed to the President, Vice-President and Board of Directors of the Bank.The Hon.D.A.Smith alinded to the good for- tine the Bank had had in always securing able officers.He referred to the loss it would sustain ig the resignation of Mr.Stephen.but heid that the prosperity of the Bank of Montreal wus such as not to be dependent on any one individual He moved.seconded by Hon.Thomas Ryan, thst svote of thauks be given the \u2018General Manager the Manager and other officers of the Bank for their services, Carried.Mr.Emithors replied âtly.The Manager of the Bank in Chicago, Mr.Munuro, on being called upon said the Bank must be thankful for the good business it had got in Chicago in the past, but it must not expect so much in the future.It wax then moved by Mr.A Murray, seconded by Mr.Brown, and carried, that by-law No.13 of the Board of Directors bo amended sn ax to raad :-\u2014\u201c In case the General Manager or other officer of the Bank shall be electéd Director and become President ; he shall be entitled to receive, while he holds that office, and devotes his time and attention exclusively to the interests of the company, the same annual amount previously re- coived as salary, and the same may be taken from the fund appointed in addition to the sum sot Apart as remuneration for services of Directors.\u201d Oa motion Dr.Campbell took the chair, and a voté of thanks was passed to Mr.George Stephen for his sers 1ces, coupled with an expression of regret at the severance of his connection with the Bank.Mr.Stephen made a suitable reply.The meeting then adjourned to- receive the re- rt of the seratineers on the\u2019 election of the card of Directors.\u2018The foliowing are the names of the new Directors for the ensuing yoor:-Alfred Brown, G.W.Campbell.M.D., Edward Mackay, Alexander Murray, A.T.Paterson, Peter Red- ath, Gil ber?Scott, Hon.D.A.Smith and C.F.mithers.À meeting of Directors will be hold to-morrow when no doubt Mr.Smithers will be elected President.COMMERCIAL.American Wheat Firmer\u2014Cern Ditto\u2014 Pork and Lard Steaay-\u2014Rritish Mare kets Closed.To-day being Whit Monday, observed as a holiday on tha other side, no market advions were received \u201cFrom England today.In Chicago the market was firmer, ant afist seiling at 41 Ufa July, one cent higher than the Siostng price of Saturday, wheat was steady at $1.08% to §1.08% July, $1.08'4 August.The receipts of wheat 0 89,000 bushols, and tbe shipæenta, 42,000.Oern was firmer at 427 July; 433% August.ecatpts, 359, O0G bushelr: shipments.Tob.Port and firm at $18.1749 July; \u201c ai 810.70 July; 810.75 August.Red wbeat soid $1.201, Angust The loca) market for flour nnd changed.Atoat 500 bbleof flour FLOYR Der barrelL\u2014Bapenor E .50 : Bttra faperane.$2.35: Fancy.45.45: Spring Extra 8.44: Buperdne.24.90 to 6.00: Buong Bakers\u2019, $5.50 to 8.15: Fine.81.40 to 4.50 : Mundiings, $4.10 to 4.15: Pollarde, 3.70 vo 4 Mi}; (mario Bags.$2.60 to 2 6A: Cny Baus fdeifversd), £3.05 to 3.10.Grate \u2014Corn, &71gc In bond; Harley nomingi; Oatmeal Ontario, 94.75; Rye, nominal at $1.5 to 81.07: Oats, 8710 to ¥9ige; Peas, Bic to ; Corameal, #4 to 3.05.AMORIPTS TO-DAY, - Wheat, 52,081 bushes; 18,- 600, pras, 20,688: onta, 15,484: flour, 6.540 bb's: as 4 butter, 57 Dims cheese, 69] boxes: leather, ln to cases ; spirits, 50 casks, was dull and unsold at formaer prices.1 i tobacco, 1 STOCKS IN STORE HEAR.1881.1R81., 1880.Jamel.May 168.Jumel.Ti 46,403 99,369 14,983 3,020 140.590 JL 34,701 145,51 65,81 17,8: 88,173 CALE edd 13a 149077 1300 bagel 20° 225 49 PS.0000000000es wane.168 63 oss merchants of Yokohama propose io ssta- in dvalty of the darcien Wholesale Provision Market.The market caster at 130 to Xie.sai TT dalry butter at New York, one firm having seca Ege of creamery at 20c.of bt low.ecse ib eany.Butler\u2014New- Wholesale prices\u2014 Creamery Panoy fresh, per lb.J8c to 20%c: Townanips per 1b, Ifoto 170: Mornsvarg ana x 1b, ldo to 16c.Chosse\u2014Fine New Factory, pez lb, to Oc: I to Gc.Mess pork, new, per bri, \"50: Thin do, por brl.$19.00] Hams, city perid, 130to 18%c; 3, canvassed, perlb, id B 1 Fc to ober ow, 43; to Be; Ashes, pots, per brl, $4.16 \u2014_\u2014 Toronto Produce Market.already surveyed hy the Governinent of Canada.Pamphlets and full information tn regard to these Lands will be given by the Company tn Montreal and Winnipeg.\u201cTakk lt FARMING AND STOCK-RAISING LANDS FOR ~\u2014 BY THE ve HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY.HH Under agreement with the Crown, the Hudson's Day Company are entitled to fertile Lelt, ectimatré pt ahodt seven mong of acres, and they are prepared to one-vwentieth of the Lands ba fi offer for sale led tn the undersigned as the Offices of The Wheat and Sour in Toronto are duil and declining .Bariey, Com and Rye nominal.Oats steady and unchanged.t.Pall 1.SL.18 to RIE Rr RE eo.1, to 81.19 ; No.2, : A8: 0.8.$1.12i0 81.13.Rarieÿ.No 1 sous MB.510s 27e: No.À extra, 70c: No 3, GUe.Feux.No 1.76e: No 2, 75c.On.No 1.39c: No 2.38ç.Oaro.5c.Fiour\u2014Bupenor, 85.05 to 5.10 : Extra, $4.00 to 4.95 ; Fancy.$4.80 w 4.trong Bakers\u2019.5.45 5.30 Spring Extra, 4.90 to 4.95 Buperfine, 4.50 to 4.53 Huo.$1.00 to 4.05.0 a 75 to 4.00; Timothy.2.50.H,00 ; ttez, 10c vo lñc.Barlev (utre&t).60c to 65c.Rye.336 to 83c: Segre $1.16 to Lin Fall.ÿ1.10 Rad Oatmeal, 34.3010 $4.50.Carameai, $3.Finance and Commerce.The meeting of the Bank of Montreal shareholders to-day adversely affected Montreal stock, which fell 23 per cent.to 1991 bid at the close.Other bank stocks were slightly weaker but Telegraph was firm.Maney on call loaned at 4 to bi per cont., and on time at H to per cent.Mercantile paper was discounted at 6 to 7 percent.Sterling Exchange was quoted at Rs to 83, prem.for round amounts of 80-day blils between Bonk, S87 10 § prem.cash over the counter.Carreucy drafts on New York were drawn at par to is prem.cumentary 8 to 81g.The local stock market this morning Te unsottied, and there appeared to be a disposition to bold back until ter the Bank of Montreal Montreal bank stock closed stcady at at 302 bid.Outario was 4 per cent.easiér while Merchants was 14 higher ; Commerce, 3; Montreal Tejo- Feet @ and Gas, Je.City Passenger was steady at 128\\2, and St.Paul, M.& M.\u2018at 95.Richelieu dropped Ly per cent.Following were this momings stock rales:\u201425 Mont 25 do, 203 .69 do, 2025, : 25 do, 2024 : 100 a4 2: 100 do 20234: 195 do, ada 200 Merchants, 125% : 50 do, 12619 : 25 do, 1:26 : 50 do, 1264: 50 da, 1261 ; 73 do, 1264 : 50 do.128% ; 100 Ontario, 100% : 20 do, 100% ; 25 Peoples, 95 ; 25 do, 96: 25 Ville M.472.3] do, 444, 1,300 Montreal Teles do, 13334, 25 do, 138; 475 do, 133%: 100 do, 133%; U8 Oommeren.1523; 300 do, 153; 25 Richelieu, 63: 1do, 200: 25 da, 100 Gas, 140%.Afternoon sales\u201428 Montreal 201, 1991; 10 do, 16M: 5 do, 193, 10 do.10914; 50 de, 199: 100 do, 19944: 150 Marchants, 32612; 75 Montreal Tele- vraph, 133: 75 do.1334: L3U do, 1331; 115 do, 142%; 30 do.132%: 160 do, 18: 50 do, 15314; 100 do, 135 La: 140 do, 1334; 100 do, 1331; 30 Canada Shipping.120, A despatch from New Yo qaotes mon~y at 3 per cent.Exchange firm at 4.84% to 4.8813.Governments firm ; 6's of 'R1, coupons, Jia: 5's, coupons, 21g; 42's, coupons, 151: 4's, coupons, 18%: Currency, 8's 30 hid.The New York stock market oprmc~d dull and a shade lower, And at time of writing (12:.,0) is weak and heavy.Vanderbilt and Erte shar:s are especially depressed.Elevated shares are quiet and firm.The drop tn the wvneral list ranges from 2 to 3 per cent below pend bo- Mmes ing noon 9 Montreal, May, 1881.1 ' p M New Advertisements this P.M, INIA INA NAN LO IN SN SAS Con S.\u2014Ancient and Modern UEEN ELIZABRTH SLXPENCR, ¢ QUEEN ANNE SIXPENCE & HALF-CROWK, bf LES 11.POURPENCE & SIXPENCE, ALL THE GEORGH'S8 COINS.Spade and Crown Guineas Gold and Silver Coins bought and sold at market value.HENRY GRANT, 120 26 Beaver Hal! Terrace \"THEATRE ROYAL J.B.SPARROW, Manager.To-uight\u2014The French Company of M.Baasardnt \u201cLA GRACE DE DIEl.* Prices of admission \u2014 73, hlic and 25c.Beats at Prince's apd Lavigne's music stores.13 2 .avy 1 3 Sao DESALAB.RRY XONCMENT Steamer * MONTARVILLE * will leave Jacques Qaar- tier Wharf TO-MORROW at 9:30 a.m.12:30 and 30 p.m.for Longueuil, in connection with the South- stern \u2018Tran for Chambly.35th Battalion and members of Parliament will leave on 2:30 boat.OVIDE DUFRESNFE, 1311 Manager.ATHLETIC LACROSSE CLUB.An important moeting of the above Ciub.will taire place Td- MORROW (TUFSTAY) EVENING, 3 in the Long Room of the Mechanicd® Ea all, at o\u2019cloek sharp.Every member will pinuse attend, as arrangements: for the Match with the Shamrock Club of Quebar, will be made.By order, 1813 WM.SCULLION, Sec.~ - VILLAG E OF RICHELIEU.One hour from Montreal by Soanth-Eastern Rallway.Three trainscach way dally.Beason tickets at greatiy duoed rates, Handsome and spacious Furnished House to Ist for tha summer season, or longer, if desired.Facing the rapids of the Rivur Richelieu ; tive minutes\u2019 walk from the mare ket and railway station.Newly painted, papered and furuished.Temes most reasonable.Apply to the POSTMASTER, 131 2 Richelieu Vlilage.prices.LATEST PRICES=3TOCKS, ac.Thefollowing were the Auctuattonsiu New Yor< stocks » lurnishvd by Messrs.Maciougall Bros.stock brokers, 69 St.Francois Xavier street : June 6, 1881.Op\u2018.Cleg.Opg: CPeg.W.U.Tel.Td 128° C.B.& Q.1675 Lake Shore 13114 1317 à ; 54 Pacific Mati .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.53 DoPret 93% Cee 483; Union Pacific.127 1278 .106 105% A 4 P.Tel.FET, f.Bulg Man Elv 28 78k 41ils Reading.\u2026 609 Kansas & T 50% St.Paul .1279 1287, St.Panl & O.46 Do Pref.13413 Do Pref & xd.1071 14 7e Mich.Central .11:4 rob M .R Jersey Central .102% Exchange .4841 4341 N.Y.Central.14H 140% Money.,.ze 2 Deland Lack.126% CC.a 1C.28% 279 Dal.& Hudson \u2026 8 8t.Joseph 353, Pref.66% Rock Island.Lane 111.Central.MONTREAL STOCK REPORT.Reported specially for Tig Star hy L J.Forget & Co.stock-brukels, seminary Building, No.325, Notre Dame street, June 4, 188L Last Be Close Pad Toaay\u2019s , aaa Ar RANKS.ou | Clow!\u201d dend.Bid.Asked Bid.Asked.Re 2D.|Montreal.fre 2 i $981 ro 5 a3 8a.Mont.Tel.Co.- «| Dom.Tel.Co.Mont.Bldg Ass.-iRoyal Can.Ing, -.!Graphie.,.[Canada Cotton.iDundas Cotto: .Mon.Cot.Co.Can.Sbi pp: Faydy = PRT Or CODE Harbor Bonds.New Advertisements this P.M, AAA eT CS SRE SEA SPECU LATION! Enst End, 30 x 32 Colborne Avenue.x 7 82.650 Will buy a property, corner of COLBORNE AVENUE and Erie street, area about 6,500 feet, on which is built two brick houaes, sion: toumiation.This property in ip the fmm ~alate neighborhood of the proposed Workshops of the Q., M , 0.& 0, and affords a goo'l chance to make a handsmne profit, as the price ts VERY LOW R.K.THOMAS, 131 Reod 131 St James street.\"FLOWERS! FLOWERS! 5c per Dozen.FLNWOOD NURSERIES, 1532 &t Catherine street, and MARCOTTE'S AUCTION ROOMS, 71 St.Jamcs atreet.These prices are good for one week.WANTED, FOREMAN for a CUTTING ROOM, SHOE FACTORY ! Good wages and steady employment to a competent man.Apply at once, .1813 245 St.Lawrence Street.WANTED! A young man to make himself nseful in a Retall Shoe Store, were he wi!) have à good opportunity to learn the business MUST BE SMART AND ACTIVE.1813 RONAYNE BROS.SMALL OFFICE.TO LET, Heated; Contrally situated; Rental $6.50 per month 1813 Address \u201cY 373,\u201d Stor Office.| JOHN HENEY\u2019S BOILER COV- BRING Is coming into general use all over the country, it having taken first prize wharever exhibited.LINING BOILERS A SPECIALTY ! Apply at GILBERT'S MAOHINE SHOP._ REPAIRING, &c., attended to at Short notice.131 13 RIVERSIDE LOTS FOR SALE, cheap, ~~ 1312 J , R SALE, at Lake St.Louls.\u2014A few very fine lots for sale on ona of the most beautiful points on the lake, just above Pointe Claire, and near the G.T.R Station.Splendid Ashing.boating and bathing.Title throngh the Sherif.Apply to W.A.PHILLIPS, Rotary, 194 St.James street.121 4 FOR SALE.A Smokimg Man for a Tobacconist Store.1318 ?+ Apply 71 Maintutreet.OR SALE \u2014 Farm, 250 acres, three miles from Tennéxvilie, on the Salmon River.Good house, large barn, 4e.About GO acres In wood.To & man wanting a good farm, at a low fignre, this is an excellent PpportuniiT to secure one.K.THOMAS, Real Estate Agent, 131 St.James street FINE PHOTOGRAPHIC CAM- street.era, taking 8x10 plates, for sale cheap.85 Tham TO LET\u2014Furnished or Unfurnished.80Victaria etroet.i313 O LET\u2014Mrs.Whitlock's residence nt Hudson, to let for the season, farnished.\u2018HE BALANCE OF THE BEAUtiful Marble Statuary and Vases, Card Receivers Ornaments, brought out fram Italy by Rignor Giovan- onni, will be sold out at our salerooms.255 St.James street, on Wednesday Afternoon, Sth inst.Every lot must be sold.Sale at TWO e'clock.131 SHAW & GOWDEY, Auctioneers.VA LUABLE REAL ESTATE BY AUCTION.v Insolvent Act of 1875 AND AMENDING ACTS.In the matter of BARD.P.PAIGE, Of the City of Montreal, Manufacturer and Trader, carty- img on business there as such under the name and style of E.& B.P.PAIGE, a Insolvent.Will be sold PE Public auction, at the office of Rktdell & Stevenson, 22 St.John street, On NSatarday, 11th instant, that certain lot of land being and situate in the Saint Ann's Ward of the City of Montres), bounded in front by Williams street, where It measures one hundred sixty-eight feet by the deed, and one hundred and seventy-three by the official plain of maid ward, one side to the north-east Ricrmona street, where it measures fecé six inches, and on the other side to the south- sares one h t Ann's \u2018Ward : with a block of eight two-story brick houses snd outbuildings thereon erected.| Bale at ELEVEN o'clook forenoon.EDWARD EVANS, Assignes.SHAW & GOWDEY, Auctioneers.Montreal, 2nd June, 1881.131 4 RESERVED SALE OF U Handsome Artistic Furaiture.To-morrow (Tuesday) Afternoon, At the Subscribers\u2019 Salesrooms, 430 AND 432 NOTRE DAME STREET, com prising some splendid articles, all of very best workmanship.Further particulars in advertisement in auction column.Bale at TWO o'clock.M.HICKS & Co., 131 Auctioneers.(00D FURNITURE & Effects.CFKIONT PIANOFORTE a fine Ingirument : Valuable MILLH 0W, also, two Skye Terris; trained Parrot, &.Suis at No.34 COTTER STREF On Tnesday, 1{th June, at 10 o'clock, by order Mr.J.J.| KANKLIN, who it leaving the cf take charge of the Toronto Street Railway.will be advertised.* 1 THOS.J.POTTER, Auctioneer.0 LET-\u2014FURNISHED BEDROOM WITH use of kitchen.Address ** K.03,\u201d Star office.a well to ars 181 1 Tv LET\u2014BEDROOM, SITTING-ROOM, KITchen.furnished.Address \u2018 Greenwood,\u201d Sran Office.\u2018 1811 To LET\u2014SIX ROOMS, FURNISHED OR unfurnished, on river side.Apply P.Carle, Hoche- Jaga, this side of Miss Cuvolliers 131 6 Rood \u2014 UNFURNISHHD, WEST END, - Dear St.Antoine.Terms moderate.Carpet if ro quired.Adress, Y.853,\" STAR Office.151 2 w.- 1 1) OOMS\u2014FURNISHED, WITH OR RPOMS\u2014FURNISHED.17 BLEURY ET.out board, at 181 St.fGeorge.FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH USE OF & chen, 5 8t Elisabeth.FURNISHED ROOM WANTED BY A French voung man of quiet habits in an English private family, will bs willing to give lessons in French two or three nights s week.Address s terms, with or without board, A.H., P.O.Box 2001.382 1 BeA RD WITH WASHING\u2014$3 PER WERK, KIT- Xie at 152 St.Urbain street OST\u2014~BY A BERVANT IN MACKAY ST, on Saturday remind Part of ber wages.Wi findex please return to No.181 l JyeST-FOX TERRIER DOG, TAN COLOR t To be held on the Exhibition Grounds, MOUNT ROYAL AVENUE, MONTREAK, Arranged in three department Agricul tural, Horticultural § Industrial, \u2018 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th- Bxcepting Horses, Cuttle, Sheep and Swine, which arrive \u201c two days later, viz.FRIDAY, Bent 16th.\u2014 CLOSES \u2014 Friday, September 23rd.$29,000 OFFERED IN PREMIUMS! Entries in all dep«rtments must be made with the See re:arles in Montres), On Or before THURSDAY, SEPTE BER 1st.5 Prive Lists and Forms of Entry, with any other infos mation require, can be oLLuncd on application to GEO.LECLERE, Becretary Council of Agriculture, 8.C.STEVENSON, Sec.Cound of Arts and Manufactures.PUBLIC NOTICE! TO LADIES! Every party who reads this advertisement and put, chases to the extent of one dollar will receive ons POKE WHITE TAPE BONNET, ; \u2018* Be sure and ask for tue Bonnet,\u201d 131te Faench, Bnglish, German and Ameriean GOODS! Wholesale and Retail, WM.B.CRAIG\u2019 341; ro 343 NOTRE DAME STR \u201cHATS! HATS?2 A COMPLETE STOCK OF STRAW AND FELT HATS, OF THR LATEST AND NOBRBY STYLES, IN GREAT VARIETY, A.BRAHADIS, 249 Notre Dame Street, DEFINITION OF WIDTHS E.C.BURTS' BOOTS! A.A \u2014Narrowest {aade.A.Ex A A.\u2014Extr3 n: w.À.\u2014Narrow.B.~\u2014Madium narrow.C.umm.D.= .BE.wide EE \u2014# mad i LADIES SIZES 70 7 HALP SIZES.oa ge TO be bat] quly at the « LADYER PARLOR SHOE STORE,\u201d 881 Dame Street, ANGUS & TOURVILLE.13140 BASKET SEAT VERANDA CHAIRS) : (PAINTED RED.) To meet the wants of severgl of my customers, I have got in an of the abpre, to which I would call the attentiop of, requiring any.Also, tn p Sw days, some more of those Croquet Seats, that have been enquired for.: S.R.PARSONS, Furniture Rooms, 437 and 439 NOTRE DAME ST, ORIGINAL SYNDICATE CIGAR! y ACTURED For the lesale Trade by a MONA LESSER & CO'Y, No.23 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, MONTREAL.180%, The DeSalaberry Inauguration, To-morrow Canada will honor the memory of ome on head, black spot on back.Reward at TE Fret.ow TRAYED\u2014SATURDAY NIGHT.4TH INAT., ope blak ox, with white face, and sore on ons side: Anyone returning bim to Point St.\u2018Charles Cattle Yaqds wil] be suitably rewarded.AN (GROOM WANTED \u2014 APPLY \u201cY, ici LA sran omce Nala WANTED IMMEBIATELY \u2014FIRST-CLASS waist hands apd apprentices, at Mrs.MeMahot:* Dr -sxmaker, 1.349 3:.Catherine stroct.138 ¢ \u2018WANTED LESSONS ON THE PIANO.Adârees, Y; 358, STAR office.1811 WW ANTEL- PLAIN CUOK, TO GO TO wide.2 Beaver Hall Sqnare.WANTED TO EXCHANGE\u2014A LIGHT\u201c single buggy,for à light covered one.\u201cRod \u2018heeé, > Srax nice.184 1 2381 WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG man, a situation in the rhipping Une, bee had good experience.Address, Y.340,\" Sran ofsce.6 WANTED \u2014 TINSMITH, ONE ACCUStomed 10 tipxmithy machines preferred Apply A Rameuy & son, 10 Inspector street.' 151 VV ANTED\u2014A GOOD TINSMITH ANY JOR- (ver.to go to Dauham, P.Q ; good wagons fOr 10 smart and steady man.Apply to C.Bou 270 84.Andre street.; * 1318 ANTED\u2014A YOUNG MAN FOR RETAIL hardware business.Btate former occa tion, ap- ly with references, and salary required, to ** busfncen > Fax office.(131 7 WW ANTEL\u2014A SITUATION BY A FIRST.treet, 0 cook, French and English.Apply 66 Murra of 1813 WANTED.FOR A FARM NEAR THE (ITY, a hervelf useful.Appiy to Wm.Evans.131 4 8 small family.Apply 41 St.Blixabeth street.131 8 W tlemen, west end, state termes.*Y.372,1 BTAR office 1281 2 vant for a small amily, with references.Apply 178 Hypolfe street.187 hs plougbman, » married man whose wife woulda WWANTED-A RESPECTABLE GIRL FOR ANTED\u2014ROOM AND BOARD FOR GEN.Address UANTED\u2014A YOUNG GENERAL SER ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT AND her ch 3 by the phic of a statue to the Chates ay.at the histo! age o 3 Pele wif and Pullover Hats, in greai ariel; de od a R.W.COWAN & CO'S.THE HATTEBS AND FGRRIERN 1314 Corner Notre Dame and St.Peter Btrecte.LAWN TENNIS! Complete Beta Crome $29 to S14.Parties having incomplete sets can be supplied with ired, as we have » large portion su of Baw, Ba Teta, Pores, Bat Covers and Proves.don separa: RB.SHARPLEY & SONS, 130+ 292 and 284 Notre Dame street DENTAL PE ARLINE! A FRAGRANT TOOTH WASH ! Superior to Powder.Cleatisey the Teeth.Purifies the Breath.Beautifies the Gums.250 per beltle.SoM et - © mawutactarer, al Drug Stores.Sol HENRT R.GRAYT, Cheunist, 704 _ 144 St.Lawrence Main sess.AV ANTED\u2014A COOK.1303 ST.CATHERINP - WwW strect.: Th VV ANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO DO 55 : chen work.198 Peel street.131 2 V ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNC Agent, Porter, man, any of.foiiowing situations :- : ee or Night Watchman city references.Address \"Y.576,\u201d Stan On.1 , Wa NTBD \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT, 1 Beaver Hall 181 i ANTED\u2014SIX MEN AS MESSENGLRS, W.\u201cApply at Dortinion Telegraph Co., 87 aad BR = F Dre DNBRAL SERVANT, SMALL | ferafly, \u2014 1146 a dh A Bh.312 NT A GOOD SMART GIRL ~TOOIN.ply to on re; Moi HEE Wiz ' Bestaurant, .EBIATELY\u2014AT VICTORIA NHEBIAT strest.two food kit gue agua as ia 4 TE .PU SE\u2014A SECOND.VU ACER TO, PURCHASE A Wo.nr eagine yroferred.Apply st Address, Mre.Whitlock, Hudson, 7.q.1513 Nurse for country.43BeareeHaiL 131 | Digg 0100 M0 NTED\u2014GO ING MAC x SHERBROOKE = sis er at Sanit WARTES-R000 SEIS MACHINES, | Wr ARTRDoAT, soo au ver), ed : Mon A mest Summer.VV ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT; ; WwW D-\u2014WASHING AND 3 to avrAR, à MoDonna no wWanhing.Teléconces required, | : at 53 8 Chaciee BL dont mértt ces \" ua Denis scoot, sil i Seren CHAPTER XI.THREE DAYS AGO! Oertainly Blanche Charnley had her girlish hands full duri ing the follo week?Perhaps no young lady in the world had ever felt a r consciousness of secret guilt than that - beautiful, arrant coward, Lady Laura Tresh snd this consciousness by no means rendere bar the most animated of companions.She was harassed and dejected, and even Blanche's most spirited arguments failed to inspire her with mything of courage.Consequently Blonche waited with some impativnce for Robert Lind.wy\u2019s appearance.She had not decided as yet what his uppearance would bring forth, or what he would do ; but, baving infinite faith in his powers, she had at least decided that he would settle the watter one way or the other, \u201c]f I were in your place,\u201d she said, severely, to Laura, when she had arrived at this decision,\u2019 #1 would not wait for any one to settle my love affairs for me.| would settle them myself.1 would write to Geoffrey Treherne, and tell him that 1 wouldn't warry him.1 should like to know what calamity such a course would bring forth.- You are nota Circassian, 1 hope, ora Turk, or a Chineserwoman.If you are,\u201d with excessive tartuess, \u201c1 have not heard of it et.\u201d y «]am not waiting for any one to settle my love affairs,\u2019 said Laura, ¢* It is wo late now,\u201d with alittle sigh.Blanche shrugged her shoulders, satirically.* Too late !\" she began.* Robert Lindsay Lady Laura rose from her chair, pale-faced and subjugated, and walked to the window.\u201cDon't, Blanche!\" she exclaimed.\u2018Don\u2019t talk to me about Robert Lindsay.It is too late, and | am miserable enough.\u201d And she had scarccly users the words, before she turned paler,-still, and started from the window, cryin out, suddenly, \u2018* Oh, Blanche, there he is!\u201d 8 Blanche flung-down her book, and hurried to the window, andrto her excitement and delight, der first ce fell upon the careless, stalwart igure, whieh had sooften been the object of her fod natured admiration\u2014the figure of Robert indsay in person.Leurs drew back, excited and.nervous.«1\u2014I can't see him,\u2019 she cried, can\u2019t! What shall I do?\u2019 Blanche fired in an instant like some small orderof domestic fire-work.If she was to defeat Geoffrey Treherne, she must.defeat him now, if she was to helo this indefatigable, tender\u2014 .hearted Rob, she must help him now ; if she was to save Lady Laura from a life of half-love and slow disappointment, she must save her from it this very instant.You cannot see him she exclaimed, '4¢Say you have not the courage to sec him, wf \u201clI 1 you will be right once : say you are weak-mind/- ed enough to be wicked, and you will Le riglft again.You have been.weak emoagh to trout Geoffrey Treherne shamefully (not that he doesnt deserve it, because he dows ;):but ybu have ill treated him shamefully, and now you are/tdé weak to right him, and right yourself, and g.ght the man who loves vou, and who is worth tive Bundred thousand Geoffrey Trehernes.You won't sce him?\u201d with tergible ness.* Very well don't see him, and I will go Yack to Northumberland before breakfast to-if orrow morning, and you can marry Geoffrey Trd herue, and be wretched for life.i Lady Laura put both her hands up, to her face, and covered it, her cheeks burnfing, her brow burning, the very tips of her efrs burning; her heart beating so loudly thats she was ware the room echoed with it.Blanche drew from her trim \u201c little jewel of à watch.\u201cIE will give you two minutes decide, * she said, emphatically.\u2018\u201c The footgian will be _here in three, and if, by that time, yhu have not &poken, | shall ring for your maid/io pack my trunks.\u201d .The first minute had passed, and the second was haif gone, when Laura lifted her face, and broke the ominous silence.sé I\u2014I will sel him,\" she faltered.Blanche shut her watch with.a little click, just asthe servant opened the dor, «Show the gentleman into Lhis room, Martin,\u201d she said ; and, Æthe man withdrew, she turned to Lauru.| \u2018#T shall sys in the room long enough tospeak 6 dozefa words to Mr.Lindsay, and then I shall go down stairs,\u201d she said.* Laura, you have ng need to be afraid that vou arc not ready te/ meet himd Your cheeks are on fire, and you look like an angel.There, my dear, be sensible, and think what Lady Laura Treherne would be twenty years hence.\u201d ! Laura had no time to spgak.Her breath was fairly taken hy this musfer stroke of rapidity and diplomati« movementy The fact was, that if she had had time to speak, dteven to think, she would have bren sv fullyof misgiving that she would have upset the best.laid plans in the universe, and of this Blancks Gharniey was very well aware.[3ut, with the shock of Blanche\u2019s sudden indignation, that last stroke concerning lady laura rne\u2019s future, accuma- lating at once, she found herself absolutely free to let things take their own course.She did not know how much Blanche had written to Robert Lindsay ; she had not even dared to guess heretalore ; but/:when the two met, a full recognition of the truth fished upon er qu u any question j little Yelt a trim \u201c] am not going to ask now,\u201d said Blanche, after the first greetings had been exchanged.\u20181 am going to leave you to say what yon have.to say to Lavra.Mr.Lindsay, two weeks ago, the young lady told me that she was wretched and despairing, and guess why! Because, if she is not saved from it, in less than three months from now, she is to marry Geoffrey Treherne.Onco.vou told me that if you could save her from it, you would; and so, as there wus no time to doso | sent for you.Save her if Fou can.\u201d fe Lady Laura did not look at her visitor when Blanche's:exit left them alone.She dared not ever glaute up, but waited in silemse, her burning blushes \u2018almost stinging her delicate skin.8he was thinking that this was worse than all the rest.Roo Lindsay was thinking that this waa his last chance, and that there would be a hard struggle, before he would let it slip away from him, and be.lost.\u201cYou sce that | havecome back again, Lad Laura,\u201d were his first words.\u2018\u201c\u2018 And | think there is no need of telling you why I came.\u201d \u201cExcuse my saying so\u2014\u201d she mid, trying to «appear cald, und quite conscious that she appeared nervous.\u201cBut I really don\u2019t know why, Mr.Lindsay.\u201d \u201cThen T1 sappose 1 must even tell yon again,\" Rob replied quirtiy.\u2018\u201c The reason is an old one, Lady Lanra, and one 1 have given inore than once before.lt is a simple qpe, too.I came back because 1 love yon! Bhe was conscious of a sudden throb of the smoothly-beating heart that Geoffrey Troherne\u2019s warmest words hed never had she power to stir.She was conscious, too, of a quicker pulsebeating and an odd, rxultant thrill raling her in spite of her confusion.He had not given her up after all.He loved her yor.+ Do you understand me I he said again.\u201cI think you do, snd I will tell you something else, Lady Laura.| think if Col.Treherne were here, he would understand too, for he is an honorable man, at least, and I think sometimes that the worst of men are more merciful than the best of women.1 told.1 loved you when we were in Northumberland, ond Ï said I would not give you up; snd lL have sot given youup yet.\u201d te There was a slight pause before the last word, and a slight stress upon it, when it wes uttered, that Laura Tresham\u2019s heart beat hard.She could sce thers wag wears stepdiness in his manner than there had ever been before, sud sho fancied there was nore bitterness, far, though ho had not wholly flung: aside his eareless, good humorrd audégity, le stood before Ber aman who felt that tovseine asemthe had wronged, and who was now tbrowing his stake.CLE a % Rut I have not come back to ask you to pity me,\u201d ho went on.Peshape sentiment ès : Bot my forte; ab snp fatc, it pouces that 18m always oddiy-at à or speeches.va my heart will be broken, we will Bot even-say mylife would be hlighted\u2019; but this will esy, Ledy Laura Tresham, simply and honestly, I hee loved ou\u2014I do love you; and the trus woman who À from the lips of a gen- will understand, simply and honestiy, all that-they mean.The last time,\u201d he went, on, \u201cthat we were alone together at the Priory, 1 said totyou that if you would tell me that you loved Geoffrey Treherne, I would leave you at once.You dared not tell 80, and yet Geoffrey Treherue's ring is on your finger now and you are almost his wife, Is that quite fair to Cal.Treherne, Lady Laura?Askin ou for the apparent irreverence of the re; is it exactly what Basil de Tresham (whose patrician blood is supposed to be as honorable as it is blue) would be likely to countenance !\"\u2019 « | wish Basil de Tresham\u2014' Lady Laura was beginning, disrespectiully, lecoed herself\u2019 und stopped.In her desperation she had almost been sacrilegious.\u201c1f you were going to say that you wished Bail de Tresham had never been , said Rob, sagaciously, \u201c1 am compelled to say that my wishes conincide with yours most heartily.I am inclined to think that, perhaps, it wa-uld have been as well.Ah, Laura! but for Basil de Tresham, my love would not have bean an audacity, and Geoffrey Treherne's success his bitthriglt.\u201d But the next moment his mood changed.She wasonlys girl, and she had made à mistake, and her rashness had brought to her its own retributive pangs, and the reproach in his tone forced them to reveal themselves.Rob forgot his.satire and his bitterness.He crossed the le; arth, and stood before her an instant, the full strength of a man\u2019s chivalrous love warming hirn, und stirring him to his heart's core.** Lady Laura,\u201d he said, \u201cthere are tears in youreyes;\u201d and then in a breath\u2019s space he was de'wn upon one knee by her chair, with his arm azound her waist.*¢ Laura,\u201d he said, \u201c1 will not lose youn.If 1 have secmed bitter and eareless, it was because I' have suffered.1 ernnot lose you, I say again.! love you, and I will not let you go.It is not too late yet.1 do not ask you to say that you love me.\u2018I only ask you to give the Treherne «liamond back to its owner, aud free yourself {rom this miserable engagement.I can wait for «che rest.1 will wait for the rest, patiently, un- 1a] you choose to say to me that my probation is à l, ended.\"\u201d There were tears in her eyes\u2014tears heavy and | (large, and, before he had finished speaking.they were dropping fast.Laura Tresham had \u2018not been made for a heroine ; and her intention ito immolate herself upon the altar of her ances: , tral greatness had resulted in too much of real martyrdom.It had not been easy, at first, to determine to give up this earnest, untiring lover for Geoffrey Treherue ; but now it would cost hor a struggle too great to be borne.Her own natural weakness was quite as much in favor of the curnestness and untiring zeal, as if she had been fortunate enough to be a young lady of far less patrician antecedents.With her trouble and excitement, and with Rob Lindsay's strong persuasive arm around her waist, dignity, even self-control was out of the question ; and so she dropped her beatiful face upon his shoulder.« But\u2014it\u2014it is too late, \u2019 she faltered, trembling like a lovely coward as shé was.\u201cOh, Robert (with a little catch of the breath at her own temerity), what could I say\u2014to Colonel Treherne Say ?' echoed Rob, in a glow of enthusiastic fire.\u2018\u2018 Say to him what I should wish a woman to say to me, if she had bound herself to me rashly.Say to him *] have done you a wrong ; and, by marrying you, should make it a crime.I do not love yoy, and time has proved to me that 1 was mistaken in fancying that I could; and | appeal to you,asan honorable gentleman, to release me from my promise.\u2019 It might not be casy to äay, Laura, but, by saying it you could save yourself from dishonor and wretched ness.\u2019 It is unnecessary to record all the circumstances connected with the remainder of the interview.Buffice it to say that, having love, and tears, and vanquished pride all on his side, Rob- bert Lindsay gained the victory Which was to bring to a conclusion his daring campaign, and that upon his departure, Lady Laura had gained courage almost marvelously.She went up stairs to Blanche Charnley all a-bloom with blush roses.Blanche had been awaiting her return with some impatience and a little fear, notwithstanding her faith in Rob, but, when she saw her, she experienced an immediate sense of relief.\u201c Well,\u201d sbe said, * does Mr.Lindsay leave Fngland 7\" Lady Laura slipped into a chair, with a soft, expressive little sich, and an equally expressive little deprecating smile.\u2018\u201cNo\u2014\" she hesitated.think so.Treherne.\u201d \u201cThen you had better write it at once,\u201d advised Blanch», * before your courage oozes out of your finger ends, as usual, my dear.\u201d * I1t\u2014is written already,\u201d confessed her young ladys=hip, with considerable confusion of manner.¢¢].the fact is, Blanche, 1 wrote it two or three days ago, but-you sce I was-.1 did not like to seal it-\u2014then Blanche sprang up from her chair, her smusement and exultation getting the better of her, at this guilelessly significant acknowledgment.\u201c Oh, ye daughters of men !\u2019\u2019 she exclaimed, isughing until the tears started to her eyes.Oh fairest and most courageous of the descendants of De Tresham! and you did not know whether you wanted to marry Robert Lindsay or not !\u201d «\u201cl have not said that | wanted to marry him vat,\u201d said her ladyship, blushing more than ever.\u2018\u201c He-+has not even asked me if I weuld.\u201d \u201cOf course not,'\u2019 said Blanche.\u201c\u2018 And of course he does not know what you would say, if ihe did.Oh, Laura, Laura! and you wrote it two or three days ago !\u201d (To be continued.) Summer Resort Notes.Tong Branch is to have a number of bathing; masters on its beach this summer to guard aginst drowning accidents.Blondes are patiently waiting until warm wanther comes to triumph over brunettes, who then will look hot and uncomfortable in the shndes of red color in which now they make congaests without end.iA New York correspondent says that the belle of the summer resorts wiil be dressed in fluffy white stuffs somewhat bunched and ob- scrring above her hips, but short enough in skiqt to make a compensatory show of her feet.\u2018Many summer resorts along the Hudson, which of late years have been meglected, have this season experienced the effects of the boom, aird once again loom up prominently.This i= particularly true of Tarrytown, one of the pret- La tie st and most attractive places on the river.Southern and Cuban families promise to be unwsually numerous at Saratoga, especially at the Grand Union Hotel, where many rooms hive been engaged by them.\u201c Before the war\u201d the favorite of all the resorts among 8 utherners was Saratoga Springs.A few lary people who are very much afraid : af a little trouble are having awnings at seaside .h onses put up to extend over all the windows in place of having a separate awning ndow.In that way they manage to « At least, T don't 1\u2014am going to write a letter to Col.His Conscience Smote Him.hat's the feelin\u2019 in this yere office about lendi me a quarter I\u201d asked an attenuated tramyfet the cashier's desk of the Æagls office y-oste.fay afternoon.«T¥ere are strong prejudices against it,\" the cashier.) it go so fur as to reach itself to a quired the suppliant.\u201c1 think it reaches to that extent,\u201d said the cashier., ; \u201cYou don\u2019t appear to-tecognize me, pardner.\u201d \u201c Well, you dou\u2019t refer to anything of which L have extended information.\u2019 ¢ There's a deal of money in me, if I'm keds I only need keerful hand.how 1\u201d asked the omfiier be- when she recol- the effect boti inside and outside of the ive me your sddress snd I'll send yon.over,\u201d mid the eashier.- « Make it twenty Ave cepts and I'll give you the information.Put up somethin\u2019 as a guarantee of good faith and you've got me.Two bits in cash invested in me will make your eyes hang oul + - \u201cI'll go a quarter on you,\u201d said the cashier, handing over the money.¢ Whoare you! How's anything to be made out of you t\"* \u201c Stranger,\u201d\u2019 said the grateful tramp, burat- ing intp tears; \u2018\u2018stranger, 1 won't deceive a kind hearted man like you.I was going to tell you that I was Sitting Bull, but I ain't ; I'm ouly Alexander T.Btewart's long lest dead body.\u201d \u2014 Brooklyn Eagle.LATEST MAIL NEWS._Enxiand.A Lgndon hatter puts forward a claim to patronage on the ground of Lord Beaconsfield having bought his last hat of him.The chairman of Brecon Quarter Sessions, England, recently sentenced a private soldier to ten months\u2019 hard labor for breaking a window when he was drunk.The Dean and Chapter of Canterbury have announced that they intend to make a per manent reduction in the rents of their agricultural tenants of from 20 to 25 per cent.British consols touched 103 a fortnight ago.This is a higher figare than they have reached since 1731, but in that vear they paid four per cent.interest, instead of three, as at present.Lunacy has increased in Lancashire to such an extent, that the county magistrates have just decided to build a new county asylum, at a cost of £120,000.It is to accommodate a thousand patients.An example of the terrible effect of giving credit was recently cited by Lord Randolph Churchill in tho House of Commous.A gentlemen owed his poor green grocer abeve £14,- 000.He was indeed a green grocer.The last panacea for the woes of the British farmer is that he should grow tobacco.A writer advocates its cultivation in the midland and southern counties of England, and asserts that it would yield, if properly grown, a proût of £20 an acre.People do not always mean what they say.At least, such was the case when the builder of a church in a Loudon suburb, on returning thanks for the toast of his health, which had been proposed, remarked :\u2014*¢1 fancy! am mare fitted for the scaffold than foy public speaking.\" An officer commanding the depot of his regiment at Winchester says\u2019he has only three privates available in his two companies for duty.At Aldershot a commanding otlicer's parade of one hundred men is considered a goo | muster.However, the new territorial system 1s to work wonders.Lord Denman, a friend of the domestic quadruped creation, drives u horse about the streets of Londen that wears spectacles.The animal was found to be near.sizhted, and its owner has successfully tried the experiment of remedying the defect in the same way as is done with humau beings.Chairmen of railroad companies in England do not indulge in sumptuous private cars at the, shareholders\u2019 expense.Special cars are provided for the Queen (whose journeys are esti mated at $40,000 a year, and Lord Londou- derry and the Duke of Sutherland have private cars, but they pay for them.À curious bet illustrating the glorious uncertainty of whist was made at the Whist Club in London, recently, according to the London World.A player on taking his seat bet an adversary, who had been in very bad luck lately, £200 to £5 that he would not win six rubbers in succession.This, however, he succeeded in doing, and netted altogether £270.Gunuer James Colliss, Royal Horse Artillery, was decorsted lately for conspicuous bravery during the retreat from Maiwand to Candabar on the 28th July, 1880, when the officer commanding the battery was endeavoring to bring on a limber with wounded men under a cross fire,.in running forward and drawing the enemy's fire on himself, thus taking of their attention from the limber.Lance-Corporal Joseph Farmer has just received the Victoria Cross for bravery displayed at Majuba Mountain.While the Boers closed with the British troops near the wells, Corporal Farmer held & white flag over the wounded, and when the arm holding the flag was shot through, he called ouf that he had \u2018\u2018 another.\u2019 He then raised the flag with the other arm, and continued to do so until that also was pierced with a bullet.Six personsvere burned to death recently ina fire which occurred at Portohello-road, London.A furniture dealer named Nash occupied the lower part of the premises, and a dairyman and his family, whe lived on the first floor, escaped ; but the lodgers on the second floor.cansisting of a man, two women, and four children, were burned almost beyond identification, the flames having spread so rapidly as to render all attempts to rescue them of no avail, A * Colonel\u201d of Don Carlo\u2019s army is writing to persons in the Midland Counties, stating that he was entrusted some years back with a large amount of treasure (£120,000), and that he buried it in England.He is now in prison in Spain, and a trifle is required to liberate him.Ifanyone will send it, he will give the donor one-third of the treasure.Already Le has written to one person to say that the treasure is buried near Derby, and to another that it is buried near Leicester.Mr.Labouchere, whose paper ( Zr24h) has to pay 1d.postage instead of id., because it is stitched, has introduced a short Bill into Parliament, which most think he is likely to caron and that is saying a good deal for anything that bears his name.The advantage derived from his measure, if carried, is that such papers as the Jllustrated London News, the Graphic, the Ficld, Truth, and others could be sent out to subscribers stitched and with cut edges, so as net to require the use of a paper-knife.The actual construction of the masonry of the New Eddystone Lighthouse, now being built on the English coast, is all bat completed, and within a few weeks the last stone will be in its place.There will then remain the fixing of the antern and the fitting of the lighting apparatus, for which the engineers have now the best time of the year before them.There is not one of the granite blocks in the lighthouse that shows the lightest k of discoloratinn, making it a very remarkable and beautiful piece of workmanship.The Tondon World says:\u2014The block of beautifal Greek marble so appropriately sent by the Government of Athens as the pediment to the statue of Lord Byron has now, 1 observe, heen put in its place, sud I oan only say that I wish the statue was more worthy efethe base.Mr.Belt, the sculptor, is no doubt.an artist of eminence, but in this case his greatest admirers must admit his failure is signal and depressing.Could Byron but see this e of himself and - express an opinion, he wonld more than ever desire that * his name shouldbe: his epitaph.\u201d .It is said that finy miles to thq south of Leicester, in North Buck and Bedfordshire, the farmers are so badly off \u2018that the laborers, on whom their employers\u2019 condition tells disas- trqusly, cannot bo trusted with a week's supply of bread on credit.It is also statod with respect \u201cto an estate on the northern edge of Salisbury Plain that all the tenants have lett, and the land is now covered with grass and weeds.Farms are also let at a reduction of fifty per cent, under the ordinary rent, with the fifst year free.The results, in fact, everywhere, attributable to continuous wet seasons, are alarming.The work of exploring the Roman villa near Brading in the Isle of Wight, is now proceeding with undiminished interest and spirit.At a depth of fourteen feet the skeleton of a young person was discovered, which presented in several bones the appearance of severe injury during lifs.The bones have not yet heen submitted to anthropological examination, but some pe.es in them, such as the size of the su iary promihence, ssero to afford ground interesting speculation.The teeth of one jaw « ; small ermeks, eu ie and pestiy, vagy a ne } a little sand and common tar, work the whole The world is more indebted to mothers than\u2019 to futhers for the character of its leading mem and wogiem.A man or woman becomes : or bad us he or she is well erill'trained.ow enormous ia the responsibility of a parent, remembering what everlasting and wide spreading results far evil or for may happen from the management ofa child! And yet how much isit made the merest matter of accident and momens tary impulse.Of course much effect is depending upon character of the parent, but in the main, or indeed with very \u2018few ex parents mean well and want to do the best they can or their children.If this is so, what scrious mistakes are made by mothers w about continually scolding and fault-finding, and slapping and pauishing their little ones at the least provocation, and without the fo: ty of a thought 2s to the propriety of the hasty act.Nowe every individual ch \u2018with wrong doing should be accorded u trial and even à Child is entitled to it, although.ths accuser should be jury, judge and executioner, too.This trial should be a deliberate weighing of the motives and excuses for the acts complained of ; and if these are found to be free from evil intent, violent punishment should be out of the question.It is even worth considering if corporal punishment of any kind could not possibly be entirely abolished in the family, and moral influences brought to bear.A kind and conscientious parent too often feel bitter regrets that he or she has permittéd an- noyauces and hasty passion to control the mind, when a child has been punished for \u2018&rifi- ing faults which might happen to be mere errors of immature and childish judgment.This is a subject which appeals very strongly to the most curoful consideration of parents, but mest especially to the mothers.Motus.\u2014 Creat care should be exercised in packing away furs and Winter clothing to preserve them from moths and mildew.The safest and easiest method is to fold them yeatly, and pack them in bags of paper or fine blebched muslin, or in a sheet, and tie or sew them up very closely.It plemy of pepper, camphor, snuil or leaf tobacco is packed with them this will be an alditional safeguard.Before the aoods are packed away, they should be taken out ol doors on a Lright suuny day and dried, beaten and brushed thoroughly, as dust rots the material.When all have been packed the bags should be hung up or laid away on shelves in un airy dry room.ENQUIRIES.F.C.B.\u2014What can I do for a canary whase feel are sore 1 ANs.\u2014-Taku the bird in the hand or wrap it carefully in a soft handkerchief and soak the fest in wann water, bfushing them with a soft neil brush to get any dirt out of the Then apply little sweet oil to which has been added as much glycerine and a few drops of compound tincture of benzind® Keep the cage deeply sandel with well washed sand, fresh twice a week.Brass wire cages oiten cause sore feet from the poisonous effect of the metal; iron or nickel plated wire is the best for the cages.Larry Vare.\u2014What is the best way to root cuttings of house plants ¥ ANs.\u2014 Procure some light sandy soil and put 1t in the common red varthen saucers of flower pots or in small flower pots called \u201cthumb pots.\u201d Set the cuttings in the sand around the edge of the saucers or pots, so that they touch the edg-.Keep the soil moist, but not tov wet, and put them in a shady but not a dark place.They will soou throw oui roots, and when they have begun to make leaves, take up each with a ball of soil, bv dipping it up with a spoon or knife blade, and set rach une in à pot already prepared with soil for them.> W.H.\u2014How is bakers\u2019 bread made, and ' how do bakers prepare their yeast! Axs.\u2014 Bakers use potatoes in their bread, which make it very light and spongy\u2019 Five pounds of fpé-; tatoes are generally used to 14 pounds of flour.The potatoes are boiled and rubbed through a sieve, and then mixed with the floor en they are warm, and the yeast is then stirred into the flour.The yeast is made as follows :\u2014 A quart of boiling water is poured over four ounces of crushed malt and two ounces of hops ; the whole is then boiled for half an hour and strained ; haif a poithd of flour is then etitred into the liquor, a little old yeast-added, and the mixture is set in a warm place to ferment.As soon as it rises it is ready for use, It requires 3 to be made fresh for each baking. MAGNETARAN.\u2014Please give me directions for making ginger-snaps and molasses cake?ANs.\u2014-Melt 8 ounces of butter in the oven with 8 ounces of white sugar; add a pint of the-best molasses : mix with 2 pounds of Hour the grated rind of a lemon, one ounce of powdered ginger (more 1 desiredy, and quarter of an ounce of ground cinnamon ; wid this gradually to the molasses and butter, adding as well half an ounce of baking soda, dissolved in two table spoonfuls of warm milk ; knead the paste until it is firm and smooth, roll it out into a thin sheet, and cut it into strips six inches long and arf inch wide, or stamp 1t out with tin shapes of any desired form.Bake on buttered paper in pans for one hour in a mild oven.For molasses cake, mix oatmeal with maple molasses to a stiff paste, add sufficient ginger, and bake one hour in a slow oven.C.F.L.\u2014 Please describe how fire and snap etackers are made.ANs.\u2014The common Chinese fire erackers are made by rolling small tubes of brown paper with paste to hold them over a thin round rod ; these arc closed at the bottom | by pressing the pasted paper firmly.A little gunpowder is rammed hard in the bottom,a strip of paper stecped in a solution of saltpetre and twisted up is put in so that it reaches the powder, and the powder is then rammed down.The top of the cracker is filled with soft paper.Snap crackers are made of thin strips of card board ; the ends are dipped in glae and then in finely powdered glass.À little fulminate of mercury is then laid on the prepared end of one strip and the other is carefully laid over it, a band of paper is then glued around the ends to keep the sinps together.When the ends are drawn apart, the explosion takes place.LENA.\u2014 How is.painting on silks and velvet done! ANs.\u2014For velvet the material is prepared by passing a warm iron over the back of it.The outline of the figures is then made with a black lead pencil.The colors, commen water colors, are laid on with camel hair pencils eut short and to a point, so as to be able to farée the color into the pile.The colors are matte of the consistence of cream.If they de not tke.hold well the velvet is tobe made damp ongthe back.Silk is prepared by first outlining the figure aud then laying on a coat of very thin solution of isinglass upon which the colors ate laid.a J.C.\u2014Please inform me what will exter minate ants from a house which they infest ! Axs.\u2014As ants are very fond of anything sweat.they maytbe trapped in immense numbers : plneiug,pieces-ef sponge-dipped in melasses.water, in plates placed where they abound y the spongesishould be taken onc: an hour and oftener, and\" dipped in boiling water and squeezed out two or three times, and.then sweetened and replaced.Many ants will come, but none will go until in a few\u2019 days alt will be killed or some sugar of lead may be dissolved in water and molasses whichwill poisen the ants, and the trap then needs no attention.vo W.M.M.\u2014How can 1 prevent the gum from oozing out of some cherry and plum trees! Axs.\u2014Mix eowdung and clay into-a pasté, ndd , up into a thick semi-liquid, peste and smear this over the atems of the trecs with a short bandled worn out corn broom or a stiff brush.Thje preparation will exclude borers from apple and peach trees, jand prevents mass and scale on the bark.i Mes, M.\u2014Our cellar has a disagreeable musty smell in it althongh it has been well cleaned.What can be done torit! Ans.\u2014Havea quantity of hay cut fine in a fodder cutter, or else take sawdust, sprinkle it well with water, anfl then scatter chloride of, lime upon it.Pet it in a bag and hang it in the cellar or in a basket, and leave it for some days.It may need to be rencwed.A ReapEr.\u2014How can I make a durable wash for fences and buildings on the outaide of a light brown color.AXs.\u2014Take a clean ater tight barrel or other suitable cask, and p into it about half a bushel of lime ; slack it\u2019 pouring water over it boiling hot, and put in à :sufficisnt ausntity of water to cour it five.ong effected, dissolve it in water, and add two pounds of sulphate of zine and common salt.\u2018These will eause the wash to harden and\u2019 prevent its cracking, which gives an unssoml \"ppposrance tothe work.If desirable, à beaut.cream calor may be given to the above wash by adding three pounds of yellow ochre; ora got peat] by lead, lap, vine or ivy black.or fawn color, add four pounds of umber, Turkish or American\u2014ths latter is the cheaper \u2014anse pound of Indian red, one pound of common lamp black.WarroN.\u2014How is sealing wax made ?Ass\u2014The best wax.is made of shell lac powdered, 2 parts; the best whito resin 1 part.These are mixed add melted over a gentle fire, then well stirred, and when 000] enough formed into sticks.The sticks are then warmed betore a fire to welt the surface which leaves them polished.\u2018The coloring matter is vermilion for red ; ivory black for black ; amalt and verditer for blue ; verdigris for mn ; for purple, half vermilion and half smolts golden bronze, one-part ivory black one vermilion and sufficient gold leaf rubbed with these in a mortar.OLD SusscRIBER,\u2014Is lard used in shortening the common soda biscuits?ANs.-Yes : the paste is rolled inte sheet between smooth iron rollers ; then spree& £ith lard, doubled and re- rolled, and again dot \u201cÀ and rolled, continually ; lard being added ha required.This causes the paste to be divided into many very thin layers with a portion of lard between them, and so produces the lightness and tenderness of the biscuits Cark BRETON.-\u2014How can I take stains out of a suit of clothes ?Axs.-Ammonia mixed with water is a solvent of grease, and nearly all kinds of di.Benzine is also an excellent \u2018cleansing material.Lay the garment on a table, brush out the dust ; then sponge the cloth with a mixture of one part of ammonia Water in 5 arts of soft water; or with benzine alone.heu hang up to air.HousgkeEPER.\u2014 What will settle coffee ?\u2018ANS.\u2014 There are several methods, onc is to break an egg and drop in the shell, another to pour ina tablespoonful of cold water, another and perhaps the best is to drop in a pinch ofsalt.An excellent way is when the coffee is roasted and hot, break un egz into every 3 pounds of it and immediatly stir it well until thoroughly mixed ; this covers the coffee grains with a film'of albumen which preserves the aroma and when the coffee is ground and made, the egg clears it.: ELLA B.-.]s there a way to kill moths in a floor without painting.ANs.-Yes.Make strong brine and heat it to boiling : then wash the floor with this, with a stiff brush, especially about the skirting boards ; then brush dry salt into the cracks and leave it for a dhy when the surplus may be swept off.A READER.What will make sad irons smooth and clear?AXs.-Take beeswax and melt it, add an equal part of salt and stir both while cooling.Rub the irons with this and then upon a piece of woolen felt sprinkled with fine salt.EXPERIENCE.- What will improve the flavor of old potatoes ! Ans.-The potatoes have parted with some of thejr water and are detoriorat- ed ; to:restore their flaaor keep them in cold water aeveral-hour before cooking them.Batu Buxs.\u2014 Mix a pound of fine sugar with one.pound of the finest flour, adil a teaspoonful of powdered cinnamon and une tablespoonful of fresh yeast,.onc pint of milk wiih a quarter of a pound-of melted butter is well beaten with the yolks of four eggs and the whites of two, and the flour is stirred in it.The whele is well mixed, left torise 10 minutes and formed into buns.These ars baked on tins in a glow oven for 15 minutes.\u2014_\u2014 Twe Hundred amd four Miles of fiteve Pelisl Messrs, Morse bres, of Canton, Mass., are now making ipmenty, of * The Rising San \u201d Store Peli to London, England.Their labor-savink machinery enables them to overcome the difterence in cost of labor and comte successfully with gean manufacturers.hen -goods have now been\u201d sold in the United States for mxteen years, and in the Maritime Provinces for ten years.The sule of \u201cThe Rising San\u2019 Stove Polish in tbe United States, a, Great Britain and Sandwich Islands in 1880 reached the enormous quantity \u2018of 724 tons, 3,864,528 packages.As thecakes are four inéhes'long, the product of 1880, placed in a line.wouid extend two hundred and: farty-four miles.rach pack of the genuine bears their long established trade mark \u2014a pictur: of the rising sun\u2014registered in the United States, England and Canada.The trad: aud consumers are especially cautioned against dangerous imi- tatiops in the market of their long-established { trade mark, a picture of the rising sun, by which unprincipled manufacturers are seeking to reap the advantage of the great reputation and superior quality ot the genuine articie.Their Montreal nts are Messrs.Lyman, Sons & Co, wholesale grist, C.C.Jacobs, Buffalo an employee of the U.S.Express Co., says :\u2014 Dr.Thomas Ecleetric (ni! cured him of a bad case of Piles of 8 years standing, having tried almost every known remedy, ° besides two Buffalo Physicians\u2019 without relief: but the Oil cured him : he thinks it cannot be recommended too highly.18 NUBIAN preserves the leather: it con- tains no acid, paste blackings do.NB iscellanzous.Frrss COCOA.GRATEFUL AND COMPORTING.\u201c IY govern the of a careful a] ed Cocoa.ons of digestion and nutrition, and by ication of the fine properties af well select- r.has vided our breakfast tables with a delicately fia belve: which may save us many heavy doctors\u2019 bills.tle or the judicious use ot such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually buils ap unt?strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.Hundreds of subdtle maladies are floating around us ready to httack wherever thers is a wenk point.We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves wall fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame.\" \u2014 Civil Service Gazette.Sold only in paciosts labelled, JAMES BPPS & CO.Homæpathic Chemista, London, Eng.Also, maker of Eppe\u2019s Choco lats Essence for afternoon \u201cTO CATTLE SHIPPERS.It being an undeniabls advantage to have UNFERNENT ABLR Corn Feed, in à crasbed or ground condition, for cattle crossing the Atlantic, the UNIVERSAL GRINDER MILLS CO.hereby qive notice that they are prepared to crush or grind large quantities under contract of time, deliverod COLD from the Mills, at a rate of over One hundred bushels an hour, which can be packed in barrels or bags within that time For details and samples apply to GENERAL DOMINION AGENCY OFFICES knowledge of the natural laws which \u2018 HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS.inches deep, and stir if briskly ill thoroughly edtctues, &cot easily broke Management Children, slacked ; Phen the slacking bas been thor- s, ke \u2014 WORTH MORE THAN GOLD OR SILVER! | PAIN-KILLER ' itself of w and the proves olf of priceless valna sets red either in Silver or Gold.\u201cIt is a friend in the hour of need\u201d when Pain and Suffering have ssized upon our poor weak bodies and goad them with unbearable torture, TAKEN INTERNALLY, it cures Dyosntorg, Ghoterti\u201d - À in the Sto Fowel Com\u201d Diarrhœa, Cramp and pain teint, Painter's Oodle, Li a ver Com gestion, sudden Colds, Sore Throat, USED EXTERNALLY.it cures Bolls, Felons, Outs, Bu Scalds, Old Aores and frwellinge of, $50 Joints outbache, vain tu he faces Nenralgis and oun or Price, 230\u20ac and 500 per botsie.Consumption Cured.GraxD Rare, May 24, 1880.Ma JAMES I.FELLOWS, } 8t.Jotun, N.B.; My Dear 3ir,\u20141n gratitude for the benefit recetved by the usc of your \u201c Compounrd Syrupof Hypophosphites,\u201d 1do most cheerfully add my testimony to its wonderful éffects in permanentiy raising mo almost from the grave.For several years | have been a great sufferer.My lungs were affected.and 1 was completely run down by general dubllity, so that my lifes was despaired of by many of those who knew moe here in Grand Rapids.1had the best medical advice, but it availed me nothing, and I pt getting worse and worse.At last, I was induced to try your Hy pophosphites, and in doing so was pleased to notice that it gave me almost tmmediate relief.At the time 1 commenced using them 1 weighed about 120 pounis, and conghod continually; now (eight months later! I nave gained my weight and over, and 1 hardly think there isa man in Grand Rapids enjoying better health.Ip concluding this rather long testimonial, allow mé, Mr.Fellows, to congratulate you oh your Hypophoe- phites.for I think it the greatest of all medicines, and, my friends as wel as myself, that it saved me from a CORSURPUVC'S grave, Yours gratefully, J.B.LEONARD, of Leonard Bro's., Grand Rapids, Mich.Price, $1.30 per bottle.__ SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.The Great Blood Purifiers! BRISTOL'S Sarsaparila AND PILLS.Established 183» Guaranteed to infallible cure for Sevofe ula in ite worst forms, stubborn, deep-seated Ulcers, Syphille, primary, secondary and tertiary : Tumors, Foul Bruptions, Ola Rheumatism, and all diseases or sores by bad bivod or Lbumors.BRISTOL'S SUGAR-COATED PILLS CURE ALL LIVER COMPLAINTS, For Sale by al! Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.\u2018 PERRY DAVIS & SON & LAWRENCE, MONTREAL, BOLE AGENTR ' mm (GAMPHOR! CAMPHOR! MOTHS! MOTHS! 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STAR LINE.ROYAL MAIL STEANERS.: .SPECLAL NOTICE.\u2018The steamers Of this line takes the LANE re ROUTES by Lie t MAURY, U.\u201c wasnded ntenan URY, U.& N., on both tue ward voyage.SAILING FROM NEW YORK.+.ee.Thursdav, June 5th, 230 p.m\u2019 Saturday, June 18th, 10.00 an.d, 3.p.m.« .Baturd 3.00 p.m.Thursd TS © Extra stsamer carrying saloon passsngurs only.SALOON PASSAGH Jew York to Liverpool and Queenstown, $80 and $100 § Return Tickets\u20142144 and $150 guid.Theses steamers Ao not carry catile, shesp or MEA STERRAGE PASSAGE From Montreal to 1, London, Londonde: Queensiown, isa, or Cardiff, $26.50, °° from © same places $28.50.Star Steamers,\u201d as a to Montreal, Passengers the \u201c White rule, arrive in London in Og days from New York.Passengers booked, via Liverpool, to ali parts of Eu- TODS at moderate rates.For further information and passage, apply to BK.J CORTIS, Agent, $7 Broadway, New York.Orto B.J.COGHLIN, Sole Agen, 413 St.Paul Street, J)OMINION LINE OF @ EAM SHIPS, Paning in connection with THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CAKADA.88.OREGON, Buiicing, 3,830 tons, 88.SARNIA, Building, 3,850 tons, 88.OTTAWA, 11,830 tons.OXTARIO.3,176 tous DOMINIO.3 176 tons MISSISSIPPT 680 tons | TEXAS.700 tous URUTONIA.\u2026.QUEBEC.2,700 tons ST.LOUIS.2, TORONTO .3,284 tons BROOKLYN.3,800 tons MONTREAL.3,284 DATE OF SAILING, Steamers will sall a8 follaws :\u2014 FROM QUEBEC.MoOtreal.iiiiiiiii ee June 11th TOFONtO.20.anse can case case c a sac r can vote June 15th Rates of Passage for Summer Months.Cabin\u2014Quebec to Liverpool.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.£50.00 \u201c = and return.$90.00 Prepaid Steerage Tickets issued at the lowest rites.Er Through Tickets cao be had at ali the principal Grand Trunk Rafiway Ticket Officer in ( anads.and Through Rills of Lading arc granted to and from all parts of Canada.For Froight or Pas ©, apply, in London, to Bowinz, Jamieson & Co.17 East India Av in LÀ ; 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Vital- tty, Nervous and Physical Debility, Prmature Iiacline in Man, etc.bul it contains one hundred und twenty-five reacriptons or acate and chronie diseases, each one of which is invaluable, so proved by the anthor, whose ex- rience for 31 years is such as probably never before 11 to the lot of any physician.It eonsnins 200 pages, bound in beautiful ambassed covers, full gilt, embellished with the finest steel engravings, (usrant ed to be a finer work In every rense\u2014mechanical, litera-y or pmfesaional than any other work retailed in this country for £2.50, or the money wiil be refunded.Price, only $1.35.Gold Medal awarded the author by the National Medical As tion.Illustrated sample sent on receipt of six rente.Send nov.Address PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, or Dr.W B.PARKER, No.4 Buifinch st.Boston.Mass.The an- thor may be consulted on all diseases requiring skill and experience.2 NERVOUS EXHAUSTION \u2014A ] N medical essay, comprising a saries of lectures de livered at Kahn's Museum of Anatomy, on the cause snl cure of Jremature decline, showing Indisputably how Jost bealth may be regained, and the treatment of nervous and physical debility, being the result of 20 year\u2019 experience.By mall, 25c., Canada currency, or postage [ y Kahn's Mi 5 Brow: - New York.wan 113x3m Brewers, &x.JOHN H.R.MOLSON & BRUS, ALE AXD PORTER BREWERS, No 288 8t.Mary Street, MONTREAL, Fave always on hand the various kinds of ALE AND PORTER, IN WOOD AND BOTTLE Families Regularly Suppiled.RECEIVED BY TELAVHONE.186 x cod NEW TRADE MARK, The new TRADE MARK of the Montreal Rrewing Co.will be noticed on their new bottle labels, 1t consists of » red circie in the centre of the isabel containing the words * BREWING CO.,\" and surmounted by the word, \u201c MONTREAL,\u201d with the quality of the article in similar type, printed across the label diroctiy below, under which ia placed the signature of the firm.No rimjiar TRADE MARK exists in any part of the worid, and proceedings \u2018will be immediately instituted against imitators.THE MONTREAL BREWING COMPANY, BREWERY AND OFFICE: x st t.10 to 20 Jacques Carticr Stree vent Pa SIDE Labor, Ctexniin PEE 0 Jed.peseiors, Canton, Mass Each package of the gasuine bears our rade mark\u2014A Ont of the RISIN G UN.In United States, 1835, Be bs ig Plats Faswat Oca 17h Brod im Great Britain in 1880.LYMAN, SONS & JO, MONTERAL, AGENTS.Stationery.LOS CON LM LO LAINE S 4 : 306, EACH FOR THE fn choses Brveria: Phooo- : very Fe 0; .pack March\u2019; Ivanboe, Grand March : Moon- lation the Lake, March: Dreams of Hos ven, March Osteste; ole ag Bigmmy, Gur, I.| a a au Three Express Trains York.with Pullman mer Parlor and Nleepl Two Express Trains daily te with Pullman's el \u2019 Cars mtiached.Parier TRAINS WEAVE MONTREAL, | : 7.15 aan.SESE Neate, Too: PARLOR OARS TO BOS Boston, Tein oe TON AND KEW YORK.aah Bostan via Fitehbrep 3.260 P.M, 17 Watoroo and Magog, ) NIGHT EXPRESS for Now 3.40 pm.York via Troy, arviving in New NIGHT EXPRESS for Bosion 6.30 bm.via Lowsil, and Sew York via GOING NORTH.FAST TRAIN fies sors eaves Nav York at 0.me.ol A snd arrives in Rontrear at 3 FROM 11.00 a.m., thus making tho i - Tun in 14 hours, and being the | ! | ; Lve Hochelaga for quebec 6.00) pu) 3.00 P.1/10-00 PX - Arrive at Quebec Sonam 9.25 paul 030 Ax Lve Quebec tor Hocheluça 3 50 wy 10.10 4.%{10.00 ext Arrive at Hochelazn.x 0 pou! 4.40 P.M) 6.30 a.; Lv Hoch'lage for 8 Jerom Drm.veel, ; Arrive at 8t Jerome PM LL 1000» | \u201ces Lv @ Jerome for Hoch 'laga 6.45 A.» ees Arrive at HL clags \u201caan.Lve Hothelags for Jol!ette 5.08 ronr Arvire aù Joliette LL.TRE.Fl Lve Jolette for Hoclelaga 510 AM .i Arrive at Hochelaga.Bloam oii : i] 1 Es {Local Trains between Hull and Aylmer.) : ip leave MUe End Station Ten Mines Later, agnificen: \u2018ars on al} nger and Elegant Sleeping Cars on Night ras Trains Traine to and from Ottawa connect with trains to ang From St 1 Montreal and sunday ns leave Mon! sbec at .All Trains run by Montreal Time.Que 4m GENERAL OFFICES\u201413 PLACE D'ARMES TICKET OFFICES : 13 PLACS D'ARM 202 Sr.James Stuer, { MONTREAL.OrrosTTR 5T.Louis Hotel, QUEBEC.L.A.SENECAL, nar _ Gen.Supt.SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY \u2014AND\u2014 MONTREAL AND BOSTON AIR LINE.2 rentes, THE DIRECT AND DEST ROUTE \u2014IC\u2014 White Mountains, CONCORD, MANCHESTER, XASHUA, LOWE) WOR CESTER, PEOVIDENCE, .BOS! and points in NEW ÉNGTANS.; So Alse, to the Eastern Townships.On and after MONDAY, MAY SECOND, Bouth Eastern y Tratos will run to and from Bonaventure Stæ- tion as follows :\u2014 ; .XPRESS, with Pullman at 6.30 p.m., win Farnhas and Cowansy \u201cwill stop at all stations.ARBIVE AT MONTREAL.RIGHT EXPRESS from Boston a 840a.m.LOCAL TRAIN from Eno and be 9.20 a_m., Mondays at 8.40 am, of 5.90 DAY EirREsy fiom Boston DEB.Pxprew-Train arriving at 8.40 am.will stop dally: Richelieu < Chambly Squon and ry Bain, 7 Them o shar Care ran on ihe night \u20ac Cains (oat enter Bonaventare ALL CARS AND TRAINS run between A Station, Montreal, and Boston WITHOUT \u2018 Fagnage checkod through to all principal points se NEW \u2018BAGGAGE PASSED BY THE CUSTONE AT DOMA- VENTURE STATION, thus saving all trouble tà pes rehgers at the Bouodary Line.- Fortickeis, appty .to 202 St.James strèet, Windene Hotel and Bonaventure Station.H.P.ALDEN, GUSTAVE LEVE, .AL mame.| Passenger BRADLEY BARLOW, Passcnger and General _May 2nd, 1SK3.va Railway and Steamboat Time Tables: BONAVENTURE STATION.GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.GOING WEFT\u2014 Express for all points West, 9.30 am and 10 pan.Mixed, i2.30 p.m.For Cornwail, 5 p.me Mixrd.to Vaudrenil, 6.15 p.m.ARS ROM R20 vin, 9 pm.Mixed, 8 HOING EAST-Quebec and I mond and lsland , 3.30 p.m.10 pm.8t.Hyncintlte, 5.10 p.m.Portland, 6 a.m.and 10 p.m.Tslayd 5.55 p.m.8t.Hyacinthe, 9.15 am.CENTRAL VERMONT RAVLWAY.' GOING SOUTH AND EAST-Bt.Johu's st.Al 57 am, bans, 7.13 ém., 3.20 p.06: 50 Da.Bos 15 Le, 6.30 p.m.New York, via St.Albans and y Te 3 and 3,90 , New York, via White River Junotion and 8pri el 630 po.Watsrion and s20 ; } p.m.ARRIVE\u2014From Boston and New Yi = field.8.45 a.m.and 5.45 pm.New Y vis Troy apd Bt.Albans, 11.00 a.in.and 11.00 p.m.SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY.GOING SOUTH AND EAST Boston, via Newport, 8.30 - sin.and 550 pin.Supgrean Train, for all points to Knowltan, 5.08 p.m.ur Be from Koston at, 5.40 am.ad $50 pm.» Arsige DELAWARE & HUDSON RAILWAY.GOING EOUTH-Now York, Troy.Rouse\u2019s Point St.Johns, 7.15 am.3.20 p.m.ARRIVE FRO] am.and ii p.m.SUBUREAN.FOR LACHINE\u2014T, 7.55, 0.15 em.12 soon.#15 p.m.Si.Lamberts, 8.llenri and Point St.545, 7006, 8.1% a.m., 12 10, 5.00, 5.30, 6.10, 8.05 > Raturdays, Onis Z p.m.From Lachine, 7.25, 8: by sm.1.4.52 7pm.From Bt pgraterts, Tout Go Charles and St, Henri, 6.15, 7.45, 8.55 a.m.; 1.00, 8.30.5 43 p.m.Saturdays, onty 2.40.; HOCHELAGA STATION.Q.M., 0.£0.RAKE WAY.Lrava for Ottawa.8.30 a.m.5.15 yer.Jobe pm, 90 p.m.5 «.5.80 # B.Foals one Mike.Station 0 tgs lar ny traio mm.9.25 p.m Seroroe.9am.STEAMBOATS.QUEREC, THREE RIVERS AND ompany, Jacques Cartier Pier, 7 p.m.Sb Leather, ££.\u2018SHOEMAKERST Just received, Ex Steamer \u201cLAMERIQUEY #irect from Francs, \u2018 : Ons Case Fine French Calf, at 81.00 per &, JACKSON PROS.403 ST.PAUL sTaxT, 2 | Opposits 01d Custos .Memuval, 4 A ra ae - OF BUMOVAL 125x NOTICE The Offices of the Canadas Cocepexatire ; Supply Amsecintion ARE REMOVED TO Xo.2 and 3 ALBERT BULLBINGS, Victoria Square.Entrance ry the West door., re smote ot 624 The MoXTRRAL DATLY STAR (ral Street, and 181 iad és "]