The Montreal daily star, 5 octobre 1882, jeudi 5 octobre 1882

[" \\ a Morning Telegrams.Somdemsed Telegrams.Mr.Blaine is much better.pelpronto is to have a new $10,000 temperance ; Id fi been - discovered in the calm, fold Seid gare \" ve ¥ Miss Ad Phillips,a well-known actress and æ sipier, Adejalde Pillinta e 4th.© po tato cropin Nova Scotia and Prince Edwards land is exceedingly lai of London, Pa- Cromidi, Bons & Co.Dance, \u2018trans and Corfu, have tailed for 20,000.Five hundred now cases and three \u2018deaths from à yellow fever at Pensacola, Fia., on tho 4th- Vice-Admiral Sir John Commerelt if to be the new naval Co or-in-Chiet at Halifax.Bi-metallists in London have resolved to send doputies to the forthooming congress at Berlin.Mz.Jacob Ratz, of Wilmot, Ont., has recoived © Conservative nomination tor South Waterloo.1 the Ottawa and tribu- is hE oxpo y to be unusually hots D.A.McArthur, of Alexandria, has rescived Conservative nomination for Glengarry for the The North Westernifreizht pool was broken at Pois to 4tB.An inunediate war of rates is So actors and actresses have been arrested ai Joed i in Now York, tor taking part in an im- A ber hasbeen fyled at Winni against the portion, E.P.Leacock, member foi + Birdlo in Abe Local Leg:stature.:- Arthur Meyer, of the Gaulots, and Stone Drey- fought a duel with swords at Paris on the 4th.was wounded iu tho cueek and hand.Czar has comunuted the sentence of death of The >and Jowsigilf.political eriminals, to hard r in the miues tor an indefinite period.has been prosisimed under martial law Tra rh.Count Eslohasy has been appoint- od Government Commisioner for the whole dis- owney'& Preston\u2019s railway elovator, Belloville, .> was burned on the 4th, Sot ther with 6,000 - shels of grain; loss : insurance $10.- ~ 9heDriard House, Victoris, B.C.the principal in the Province, togother with several other a was burned on the 4th; loss about uF pet Mii of Marine bas drafted a for presentation to the Cortes providing for a \"gant of 30.000 ,000 piastres, 80 88 to increases the A Glasgow despatch says Professor Blackio is à fresh land agitation movement in the rss of Sootland, wholly independent of the d League party.T St Petorab despatoh says :\u2014The death of + phi he lesder of the Dungan rebellion, solves a ve diplomatic difhcaity, as China persistently .eminded his surrender.Bank of Nova Sootia has called a meeting af shareholders for the 20th of November to consider piri to amalenmaie with the Union Bank of] Prnoe Edward Islan: On Monday, George \u2018Lane, a Cornishman, Iate m Canada, tell trou a bridge on the Yale Savana ay, at Victorin, B.U., and was od to re on tho rocks, 130 foot below.Marie Cook, son of Rov.F.D.Cook,died at tion, N.Y.ù suddenly on the 4th.lo was wide.by tb o non de plume of \u201cVandyke Brown,\u201d and suthor of Camp Lou\u201d in Harper's.$ The steamer ** Evangeline,\u201d of Ipswich, Mass., .- sank ten miles off the mouth of the Ipswich river en the 2nd.The seven d were land- sins a boat four hours at usted con- Mile.Bowe Journal, who left Danville, Ill.: treeks ago on a bicycle for San cisco, has arrive ot ed at Cheyenne, Wy., having travelled 1,400 miles; she will go no further for tear ot being snow-vound \u2019n the moi PV ihe Stanton shaft, Wilkesbarre, Pa, on the troyed the head house.Sixty meu were in pits when the fire was discovered.Tueir fam- .Ulies gathered and thore was much excitement.Atl Ÿ men, however, wère sa T6 A priest left Vincennes, Ind, Ind., for France, to ©rson4 aboë, Tin an remains o late Bishop of Vin- ob be buried there.The Bishop was former- à Frenoh and gave à fortuncoi & miltion to.the Catholio Churoh.- -.A New York officer discovered ina bag contain- engravers\u2019 tools pelonging to Dagrencour, the sounterfeiter of Cuban 8 and ourren- les holding four ounoes of nitro-glycerine.had been carried around, shaxen ap and otherwise oareiessly dealt with, ring s number lives, JAMAICA, Reforms Demanded \u2014 The * Florenee\u201d »etsare\u2014 Cite Westgate Case.-Kmsosron, Jamaica, October -4.\u2014-An agita- Hox, commenced by the publication of corre- between, the Governor and Chief Taspector of ools, ve into a : general cry for reform.The on for a long A time has been agitated over the proposed unjust imposition on its re ue of damages growin growing out of the seizure of the achooner \u2018\u2018 Florence.Official members of the Government, in de- ¥ Dating the question last session, admitted that the colony should not pay these but the Imperial Government has now decided that \u201c\u2019Jamaion must pay haif.The Jamaicans are determined not to pay any The corro- % < VOL XIV NO.a-day; 100 stonecutters, $3.50 a diy.EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS.The Forte and Lord Dufferin\u2014The Gene darmerie\u2014Arrests at Damietta\u20141The Queen's Thank+\u2014Arebl's Guilt.\u201cConstantixorzE, Oct.4\u2014The Sultan has oall- od tho attention of Lord Dufferin to the fact that the note of the Porte, inquiring when the British troops will leave Egypt, romains unanswered.The Suitan declared that if Lord Dufferin did not reply, he would address himself to the Powers.ALEXAXDRIA, Oct 4\u2014The organization of the gendarmerie is proceeding.Several hundred men have been already enrolled bere.Many persons have becn arrested at Damietta, including the Chief of the Notables.Cairo, Oct.4.\u2014The firs\u2019 detachment of the Household Cavalry started for Alexandria to-day on the way home.The rest follow on Thursday or Friday.Cairo, Oct.4 \u2014Gonoral Wolseley to-day issued an order complimenting the British troops engage od in the Egyptian campaign on their endurance, courage, gallantry and good bebaviour.The order says tho Queen is proud of her soldiers, and General Wolseley, in her name, thanked them for their valor and discipline.Loxpon, Oct.4.\u2014A Cairo correspondent says be has good authority for stating that Arabi ordered the massacre and pillage of Alexandria, which can be proved by documents in possession of the authorities.GLascow, Oct.4.\u2014Sir Stafford Northoote, in a speech hore to-day, said he believed tbe Egyptian war unaeocessary and unjustifiable.Had the Guvernnent made a firm stand at the commonoe- meat, the war might have been averted.IRISH AFFAIRS, The Irish Fxhibition\u20141he Phoenix Park Tragedy \u2014The Lough Mask surdor.DUBLIN, October 4.\u2014At a mesting of the directors of the Irish exhibition, a special committee advised the holding\u201d of vexhkibitions in various places in England and the United States during 1883, with a view of popularizing Irish manufactures, also urging the formation of a new association to assist manufacturers.The report will be published, in order to elicit public opinion on the matter, pending the special meeting.DuopLiN, October 4.\u2014The weapons used by the murderers of Lord Cavendish and Mr.Burke were found in the rafters of a stable in rear of a house belonging to a man recently sentenced to penal servitude for inlimidating Mrs.Kenny, widow of the man murdered in Saville Place because he was giving information concerning the murderers.It is alleged that Kenny was the driver of the car in which the assassins rode on the night of the murder.The weapons found were four knives nine inches long, with blades three-quarters of an inch wide.They are quite new, very sharp, and evidently surgical knives.There were discolorations on them, which, on chemical analysis, proved to be made by human blood.Iti is ho d the murderers will yet be cap- The suthorities observe the strictest macresy.CLONBURG, October 4.patrick Higgins has been arrested in connection with: the Murder of the Huddys, at Lough Mask.He was conveyed to Cong under a heavy escort.THE VICE-REGAL TOUR.Victoria, B.C, Oct.4.\u2014The Princess Louise has returned to Victoria.The Marquis has gone into the interior.YALE, B.C., Oct.4.\u2014His Excellency the Governor-General arrived at Yale at noon today, and met with a very hearty reception.He went over twenty-three miles of the Canadian Pacific Railway, up Fraser River Canon, and was much pleased with the work dope.He ascertained, on the authority of the contractor, that employment can be given as follows :\u2014150.pee at $3.50 to $4 per day ; 100 hewers, 50 a day ; 300 choppers and acorers,$3.50 Board and lodging can be had at $4 per week.Special railway rates, $65 from Montreal to the works, can be obtained through W.8.Harmer, of Kingston, Ontario.The probable time of employment is three years.The Governor- Ganeral is of opinion that this ahould be cireu- lated by the press.Read Committee.At the meeting 6f this committeo, Iast evening, there were présent Ald.Laurent (chairman), Hagar, Kennedy, Hood, Procter and Jeannotte, also Ald.Grenier.Mr.Sampel Waddell appeared before the committee and offered $160 for a small strip of land, 130 square feet in area on St.John street.The committee to report to Council, recommending the sale of the land to him for $3 à foot.Mr.Waddell agreed to this.A number of elsims were received for damages for injuries received by persons from bad sidewalks.Add.Grenier said that the city had already paid envugh claims in the shape of $400 gom- pensation to one person who foil over a sidewalk which was not spiked down, and that, to his own knowledge, that piece of sidewalk was not fixed t Fenmgaon received 81,000 for bis Virgil jrodes- y Jon.Peter Mitchell has returned from New ork.Edwin Arnold's face is deseribed as \u201c intense)\u201d and bis manners as simple.Licatenant-Governor Robitaille and\u2019 Madame Robitaille are at the Wigdser, Itis rumored that Mr.J.G.Bosse, Q.C.M.P.for Quebec Centre, will shortiy be be raised to the Beng Victor Hugo's daughter Adele can recite most of bis pe Hd .She is about fifty and a W.E.Forster, M.P.just completed pi tour to Stockholm, Bt.Polovare: Moscow and Warsaw.Tewfik Pasha's sons are taught by a Swiss tutor and his dsughtors by an English governess.His wife is a cultivated woman.Kossuth celebrated the sishty-frat an- iver a and the t ird of his oondernnation to death as à traitor.Lieut.-Governor Robitaille gnve a State dinner last Monday, at which nearly all the Roman Catholic Bishops of the Province were present.Rutus Porter, founder of the Scientific Amert- can, has boen passing his 80th Summer in perfeot- ing à sto wagon invented by hig.that weighs 400 pounds.Prinoe Albert Victor, the future King of Enz- land, picsumably, is id to look exactly like George 18 age.brother, Prince dy like bas a vory childish face still.8t.Paul's, her pastorship of Rev.J dear Tl, M.A, B.D.Scot urch.The reverend gentleman Dundd®, has accepted St.Andrew's will leave for Montreal at an early date.William Booth, who commands the Salvation Army that is doing so peculiar a religions work in bngland, is tall, this, pod with iron grey hair; he has dark eyes, a palo face, aquiline nose.He distributes a revenue of a quarter of à million yearly, and is a man of great power.Mr.Chapleau, along with M.Thors, has had a long interview with the Frenoh Minister of Fore Atairg and with M.Duclerc, Frenc im ter.interview was a very cordial one, \u201cand M.Duclere showed livoly sympathy with the affairs of this country.Mossra.Chapleau and Fabre have passed a few days at the Chateau de Lude, upon invitation of the Countess ot Talhouet.Oliver Wendofl Holmes recently wrote to a lady rente England:\u2014\u201c We are all burned up wit ish drouth in this part of New England, bat we think more of your country and its troubles than we de of our own brown fields and sbriveiled harvests.We count every drop of English blood that sinks into the sands of Egypt almost as if it were from the veins of our conntrymen.The understanding between the educated olasses of the two countries, and their Sympathy with each othor, grow with every year.ad myseli so mauy indly tokens of regard from England that I almost joel as it I had my bomo there.\u201d An Egyptian correspondent of the London World sends the lollowiug :\u2014\" A sight for the gods is Sir Henry Havclock- Allan driving tandem with 3 camel aud a pony in front of the Ismailia Rutel.But then Sir Heury is always a sight for the gods, whether he be instructing the Admiral in navigation, the Commander-in-Chief in the art of war, the hotel cook in tho matter of potatoes, His preparations for the front are somethin, Todi ious ; and when thorough; Saparuoned wit Middle Age helmet and EY asrably app dagos, au and\u2019 first class dodges, my dear Phe 8 worthy of a museum.\u2019 Sperting Notes.! Walince Ross has laid up his boat fonthe Winter and consequently will not row Conley this Tho return mateh between the Australians and Alfred Shaw's cleven resulted in a draw in favor of the Englishmen.1 Rink Le A EA rd took face in £ 2 t night and was won by or , Robert 3ndand Berette 3rd.minutes Herty and Hart have entered.for oF he six date Po estrian con n New ork 9 thus ringing number of contestants up to eight.Tux Wilson has decidod Rot to return to Ame: merics to fight Elliot, so the match is off, and Fox, the proprietor of the Police Gazette, i» $ out of et, which sum he bad put up asa forfeit for Wilson.Captain Webb, in answer to the challenge of Williams, the Maltese swimmer, says that his\u201d on sagements will provent his making a match: this season, but that he will be happy to swim him next season tor $600 a side.\u2018Hanlsn and Plaisted were prevented, \u2018by a freight train off of he tra track, from in the regatta hile Diaisted pop ie ie vo Te vil row the profesional Ties on the 1315 row in racing at Sherbrook: ened, Te RIES \u2018were the roles Rotting race, 3- in * Nellie Gray\u201d 0, nd Young Crd ar EEL pe le for a purse of 3\u201d lst, \u201c* - finder\u201d nd, John-H.\" Srd.Time 227}.Ran ning race, steeplechase handica, top weights Ibs., for Aparse of $236 Roe» 4 ist, * Shisel.2nd, © Hambletoniau\u2019\u201d 3rd.Running o handiean, top weights 136 Ibs.for a pi purse of $200 harlemagne\u201d 1st,\" Raven\u201d Towards the end of a footie at race, which took place last paturday on Thistle à Terrace, Quebec, between Samuol Edwards, of Quebec Alfred Green, of Montreal, a young man, among the speotators, Rprang on the course, and stopping Green, brutally assaultèd him.The Af Montrealer, of course, had to retire immediately, an wa won.The caure of the assault was hinted to bo a desire for revenge for a similar affair which is said to have taken place in Montreal.The assailant was arrested, and will be araiguod on three cba.intervention, à t, and resisting the police, (ireen was awarded by toe judges a prise equal in value to that of his.competitor.*.+ Fignres are not always.facts,\u201d but the incontrovertible facts concerning Kidney- Wort are better than most figures.of instance : \u201cIt is curing everybody,\u2019\u2019 writes a droggist.« Kidney-Wort is the most popular mudicine \u201cDecently Sp himself Tato unenviable notice by dismissimg a schoolmastér for mo mn de mare Che dar te nat oom i I dot Toop] tiered, ong to Ton fre not lo; oF coursge enoug save you from ER Las eeply grieved,\u201d 0 n w Eh that the bishop had not sense enough to save himself from this wretched exhibition of bigotry.* People-of all denomina-: tions Bone Jor raise of Li-Quor Teas.Montreal 177 St.Lawrence.Amongst the sights of the city at the Jeet time is the wonderful show of [ clothing exhibit, ed at the Boston One Price Cl ThE ouse, 41 and 48 St.Joseph street, which, for fine material, fit and cheapness, cannot be surpassed.not tail to see this great show.218 x Vegetine quiets the nervous system\u20144 Medicines, &ec Pimples and Humors on the Face In this condition of the skin, the Vegetine is the at remedy, as 1t acts directly uj the blood Ît classes y causing humors to disappear.By internal treatment \"a impurities are thrown ont.VEO INE ctves a good ciroalation to the blood, relieving the inflamed or congested the health, giving a good, complexion.Vegetine is sold by all Druggists.A CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES.AGNETIC IEDC 8 L'Art For Oldeand Young, Male and Female.1t 18 a sure, Prompt and Juoctual Remady for Nervous Devitity +m all its s Memory, Less of grain Power, Prostratro: i cainess and General Lass of P 18 repairs Nercous aster, flasueenaiea the +aded Intell , Bishop of: Columbo, has re | Si S| GREAT | BARGAINS \u2014- ans Children\u201d SESS pe Onto: snl prise Var vera.kor, 814s O0TS BUUTS !\u2014Buy your We are |.es.= izes for Goats\u2019 Walking and abo Boots made to order tho same as Burt «ame at À.DOUGLAS, Notre od at the Provinofal Zxhibition four am for Ladies.) Misses' and dron\u2019e poss four ding Boots; also, and silver medal.Mises and Children material.\u2014417 = price ang the ROY 'TARRH \u2014A new Treatment ST Partsaien à effected in from one treatmente.Particulars and Treatise trooom re stamp.MR.DIXON, 307 King street tr Air-Tight, and t ads.Fire œuts per yard- deliverod tres.NET + Whol 3 ut.Paul street.314s Di paie 25 cents.A sure care.J- GARDNER, Dis- Chemist, 54 8t.Radogonde siroet.223s YARPELI FELT AND LINING FAPRR~FOR PUTING UNDER CARPETS, \u2018ves tho Carpets, Pre M AIN PIPES\u2014 Portland, APN A GENTLEMAN FR FROM PARIS, ENOWING \u2018lessons.13 Bt.Lawrence ANCING ONS A Eypoitts.ADIES COLLEGE, of ats, foes, testimonials 228tf ducatiorat, Le Een eet.mise JouRg lady.Attrom \u201c8 330\" tran oon, : RENOH \u2014 A Parisian lady eh to have a few pupils in French and Terns modersis.\u201cLe Rel 187 84 coxctox, su Ciranen TOBACCO, in boxes, SE fr BE y boantiful and very healthy.TERMS MODERATE.Pupils Sogeiyel a u the pi any a TE year, and Por ciroulers oontalaiog full particulars as to course s and reforesons, address, REY.J.DiXZEF, rates es or UNFURNIGH, Pr certe La aie De for be aber or has stoi Apply ai a 18 81.Constant atreer rage | 5 TSX RS THAT FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, rine street; extension kitchen ; Bent ed coma hot ot water and air; now being being freab Zany ary.Situations encanto ANTED \u2014 A man to attend furnaces in Brass Foundry.Must be to so fe work.None other nest apply.KR ANTED\u2014He!p in a Picture rami ¢ inky hops © Joue that bas à Knowledge ME painted.Apply tô G.L Marter, Sem! TS LET\u2014That first-class house, No.398 Dorchester street; furniture and carpets Saintes Brcheuge sys Apply at the Dominjon Real te Bxchenga.215 St Janice sireet.2323 HOTEL TO LEASE THE INTERNATIONAL HO?HOIEL Fortiand, Me.Tin House Is situated in close y to the L dt W.H.HOPE, 88} \u2018VW ANTED.A boy for tho Grocery Dusiness.ary 347 M Lawrcnoe stroot.Cr LERK WANTED\u2014AT HART BROTH Th e Coal Office, 45 Noure (ume.3; ; Ghoon WANTED\u2014BEST EROS.a pa luted Apply between 4 and Soo SA the Earopaan, New York an) Bowtoa Steamers and op posits the Grand Trunk Depot.Easy connections with other parts of the city by street cars.(tis in (irstclass order throughons and will be leased to résponsible par tes, f dor i, a a Inquire of AUG.P.FULLER, Portiand, Me.Bonses Warted, VW OUSF WANTED ROOMS, ADDRESS 7.P.Powell, 245 fa Jam 2437 1 Liv rental.211 Im ra: men us pit Bei, S78 \u201cEAE WE MUSIC AND LANGUAGES\u2014 ANTED\u2014T0 RENT.Fl RON NOVEMBER lat, à ten-roome House, witbin ares of Gher- J)RAIN P1P ES \u2014 Portland, Tay White Bricks, dc-, dc.snd Canada Coments, Fire Bricks, Fire ALEX BREMNEE, 34 TUL UMINATED PRESENTA: ye Ls Tox ADDRESSES, handsomely execated b ros! Montreal A Francois Xavier ri la ail la branches.Address and find prices Ku NI ITED CARPET LINING any nas Pputtag Où top of woveu-wire and osher springs, to pro- LOEWE & COS THOMPSON for any Pipe was given 10 A.Ansell for Celeurated Thon psoas Pipo.NHLLLS.SHIRTS.SHIRIS.\u2014 ANUS STALL PADS, for vconumy and bust resuits Carpets wear twice as souz as wita ange for Furniture Mattress Pads for fot kor eals oy IROs.Mussen ami Henry Morgan à Le.1504 PIFES\u2014The only SILVER MEVAL ever awarded als Loewe 3 Cox PENPEUTFIT.Made to order.J.JA LAFLAMME, vu os AueiAte street, Last, : OTORLO URL STEAM PUÜMPS3\u2014Hot all varie- 208 0f work, Ftrat Friso industrial «zaitioa, Lober Diva on and complete vallon \u2018ven t young luiics.pry ATE LESSONS SGIVEN IN DANCING, grace, ease, CIrrage, terms cheap.Address, Roy, those who pe rap attend during employment.tactical oludes Bookkeoping in all ita forme B Commercial and Mcntal Arithmetic, ra and Husinees Correspondence, Com Forms, Langilsh, French and co dress, DAVIS & BUIR on and ator i tho Tara Coroner, Full 226 Im a competent perso les La, 2 compotent person] THB BVBNING CLASSES AT Casa Z 2.Ne commenon on MOXDAY, OCTOBER 28D.The Evening are designed particularly for day on account of The course of study is thorough and and desi, to impart a sound Business uoation.It combines theory and Practice, a and in- erciai Law and Business shorthand.The ull Busi- late of Kemp & Co, 349 St.James stres| 1573 Dem orth © Course ax taken or pandent may entor ursuit of a e y.Day Classes as SHOW -CASES.\u2014W lichamp gsual.For \" paricalars ulars apily at the Ç polie corner of £ show-cases, re Dame ace d\u2019Armes, or send for otrcular con- oda and ior halo se.W.Tico.à CU Dest taining fall description of the course, terms etc.Ad- 225 12 THE BERTHIER GRAMMAR SCHOOL for Boys, will non TUESDAY, 5th Board and Futian $740\" to $200 and Usborne streets ish Cathedral and irra streek ESS \u20186: Pan Sranofice.U33$ ANT ENEMENT ROUSE\u2014À OR 5 Tena St Antoine Ward.Apply at 33 Chabotlles Équarc.BP 3 VWVANTED IMMEDIATELY \u2014 GOOD sized, furnished house, west of loury Area Ad- Gress, stating rental, Bex 477, Post 233 3 Bisous: SN NN A SEE! GENTLEMAN SAX GET A WELL FUR.COMFORTABLY FURNISHED BEDroom to runt, at 54 St.Hypoilte street.8 ÇOME URTABLY FURNISHKL ROOM TO ot at West tnd; on line of ah s urs; ten minutes\u2019 om square; rs drees, \u201cM 141,\" STAR office.pet mont.15 FURNISHED RUOM T0 LET\u201419 LATOUR street.FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET- FPENTÉ Geoliers mouthly.463 St-Lawrence street.231 6 HOUARISHED It ROOMS FUR GEN TLEMEN, 83 Bleury strec (ROOM WANTED \u2014 FIRST -CLA steady, experienced driver.Apnly tw J.P.- Wars Ottawc Hote: Chamuere, Ki.James atrout, OUBEMAID WANTED \u2014Z AP LY Princo Wrles Terrace, Sherbrooke st ILLI [NERS - WANTED \u2014 Co., 453 Bt.Paul street.PHODUTE BUYER WAN sted with American arts os ons Fr prefermod.AcAress, \u201c E 198; Seis gen AILOKS WANTED FIRST-CLASS cos makers ; steady work and hb ged good hands.Apply at R J.Inglis\u2019, 251 Bf TWO EXPERI TENCED, FTESTILASS b: \u2018with et oder D J.C.Bokien, of Amostiolden NV NTE ~SENERALS RVA sSMAL farafly.Apply 64 Coursol street.ANTED-A HOU HOUSE EMATR TG TO VV ANTED-SE RAL STR Ra Doys as ; pack flour.Brodie Harvis, 1 12 Blcurg 233 à ATA Es A QUEST ut , LE-AGH person, assist © andy - make herself useful in fhe betroome: area \u2018Deatly preferred.Address 404 St Antoine strect.233 F ANTEL~AN NERGETIC BUSI axn familiar with the Drug or Fancy Socks Taam to travel in South America.App, by letter, to Davis & Son £ Lawrence, Mon VV ANTED-CABINET-HAREES XN AND OF: Apply 681 St.Joseph VW ANTED\u2014A COOK, AT28 ONIVÉEaIT?street, 233$ - FURNISHED ROUMSCAT WIR DEOE EST: î SUENTSNET 2 ND, UNPURNISHES SHED AND UNPURS D 230 6 rooms, at 272 Eleury stroet.To RNISHED ROOM, WITHOUT BOARD.38 Munes 2256 geptembe an: NISHED ROOMS.x RE pp ween BB EA EE LES mw Tene WASTE SU SE AL ©.us a.A ro or Tey Howard, Berthier(eu hauth Ang, 14th, 1882.\" 180x FONE BOOMS \u2014NEAR BEAVER required.W ALD GENERAL SREVANT, gf ANTED\u2014THOROUGH BERVANT:: k two cata.dre Mrs my Apply at 76 Manafield street, $53 8 Siresgihens the Enfeebled and Restores Surprising Tone and Figor te the Erha fran of thousands proves it an /wraiuable Remedy.each order for TWALYE packagot, accompanied with ave doilats, we will seni our written QUARAFTER to refund the money if tho treatment does not effect a cure.ltis the CHEAPEST AND BEST Medicine in the market MAGNETIC MEDICINE ts sold by Druggists as 50c per box, or 8 boxes for *: for $3.50, or ro ana ied free of post- on pt of CK SS\u2019 MAG roa Yc 'MEDACANE ce, Windser, Ont., Canada.¢ fold in Montreal by LAVIOLETTE & NELSON, 209 Kotre Dame street; R.BIRKS, 207 Woh sree, ani og druggists every where.STHMA CAN BE CURED by .HAIR'S MA Yor sale by LYMAN, SONS & GU, of Mon i, and the leading wholesale and retall druggists througirous the Domin of Canadas.The p Dario are warned agains the use of a SPURIOUS AWTICHR p be Dr.Hair's Ask for pauphiets.ism NERVOUS DEBILITY.A Cure Guaranteed.Ur.BC, West's Nerve and brain Treatment, a gua speciic for Lysteria, Dissiness, Convulsions, Ens, Nervous Nervous Prostræ Wok caused by the use of alcohol of todaoc0, Wakarui- nées, ening of tue Bretm resulting in leäding to inisery, uecay and death, Pre mature vid Age, wer in elcher Barrenness, Losses and :permatorræa caused.L ni morth's ; by mall prepaid on roestpt of prics.We guarantes mx boxes Brith tach order recolved by ua for six boxes Socompanied with à sa we will wna the treatment Tut does oot effect are eunrantoes insucd SOHN LEWIR Cheritst, Sol 183 IE dong he THE MILD UMPHREYS SPEGIFICS.Inv vo, 30 yoars.\u2014Each number the special pre RE hE eminont physiotan.-Tho only Simp) nd Surc M edlolnes for tho prople Cold a a.D Tooth chen, Bjok Rates Vous Te 4 Ports.22s {HE SCIENCE OF Lik; OR man, young, miduie-agold, Of oli.124 invaluable prescriptions fur all discases.Sud SELF-PREBRLY ATIUN, a medical work for overy Cutlery, Bed- stoénds, cheap, 86 JIANNAN?-, corner Craig and St Feter strouLs.Zius '}'A BLE CUTLERY, POCKET Pintod-ware, Hollow-ware, Iron Lita 3 FOR THE Ain a Specially suitable for Manitoba emigrants.In A at CHU sus Ma, 1 Quers siroe Fa SALE\u2014HALL STOVE AND PIPES; on Fal FE SALE\u2014A SPLENDID MASQUERADE rae © Call after 7 p.m, 8.Melville, 53 Courviile contatos : $1 a box, er siz boxes for $5, ses | rs C SAVE, which attracted 80 much attention at the late Montrgel sad Medal sod Urploma.No safe equal to it on tbe Conti nent.Pricé exceedingly low.228\u20ac Fox Dale.= anbrt time in us0; medium base barnor, size; Bt.Lawrence street.233 3 SALE\u2014CHEAP\u2014TICKET Ful RI Memphremagog.Address, * sO 3 ; frst-class « tho \u201cOro çultuxal dmplemeuts.MATTHEW MOODY & SONS,\u201d TERLEBONS EP.Q Hanufactarers of Gray's Doe Two and Threo Hors?Powers, \u2018hreshers and ns, Drag and Circular Saws.Send for descriptive Qircular and Price List Meutreal Ofiice, 13 Fanndling street hoater, bass urown 30, almost new.avais \"OT 8e Dominique, BA A No.8 \u2018 1 Cs.88 RO AL\" vd Stave; sold cheap.Address, \u201c Whrtee,\u201d 233 2 Can be seen 2 32 City Councillers st.433 6 : 8 OR =3ALE\u2014GOUD SADDLE Imare.17 at.Catherine.ULaRt BOILLL FUR 52 SALE RD ; dise, Sh ly with attachments com- i be sold hea 8 fe be seen at any time at ry of Perry Lavis & Sou & Lawrence, head of street, ncar St.Antoine street.Hold to a larver one.ATER FILTER FOR, RALE-CAPACITY 3 yallons; Che Cheavius; cost ; ce Genericre street.Bis @R SALE.That lèrze COMBINED TIES AXD BUFGLAR-PROOFP- Toronto Kxbil and was awarded GOLDIE & MeCULLOCH.© 31 St.James street, West.ARMS AND OTHER on acatpt of FORBALE OR TO LET\u2014AT HOCHELAGA, farm lage.Apply to C.A.Lavell L.Plamondon, 35 35 8e ame wire Froperty fox Fale.PRU worth- co 9lz largest list In Do Taio vi i fr Stata \u20ac n_ Dom wilh maj three cent Ww and bufiding im the centre of the Vil | \u2026 97 St.James street\u2019 107, 109 Colt shreot.SALE \u2014 PARLOR SET, IN GOOD | ' co LD.M EDAL Three First Prizes & Diploma AWARDED THE BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE FOR THE \u2018BAST CUSTOM OV.EBOOAT, pre SUIT, AND AEST DISPLAY OP MADk CLOTHING AT AT THE RE ÉrBI TION.sou | 41 & 43 ST.JOSEPH STREET, Kor SALE\u2014Corner ner property, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.N.B.\u2014Wanted, Assistant Book-xeoper and Salemmen.° | |X FURNISHED ROOMS \u2014 7 BURNIE LAKGE, DOUBLE ROOM WITH BREAKfast'and tea.28 Vietoria street LODGINGS FOR GlitLs vUT OF SITU tions.15 8t Bernard vuMs-TU LET, WITH BOARD, AT 145\u20ac Denis stree JR OOMs= WITH BOARD.\u2014250 PALACE &T ROOMS\u2014_WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.S50 \u2018Main, corser Ontario.243 MRocM=- WITH BOAKD.387 CRAIG 531 OOMS\u2014W TH OR WI UT BUA Hermino stroe WANTED TAILORING G_ HANDS, BY man, Merchant Tailor, 188 St.Antoine 9e 2 : WAKIED \u2014 GROCERY a SE David Orawford, 173 St.James streets.VV ANTED\u2014WOMEN AND = Apply 74 Prinoe street.PES No 1 TANTED- EXPERIENCED MILLINERS B.?.Poirier'e, Queen's Hall Klock.338 § TES -COACHMAN TO ACT AS GER.eral serwant; good references required, à to W.wore Ls anaes Ho.85, Exchange Bank VAN NW GOOD, 5 SMART GIRLIE Apply 167 McGill street.22.2 %% | VVANTED-YoUNa Gi SIRL ¥0 FOR LIGH Rove: OONE=W FA OR OR WITH [GUT FRE ra | Apply 56 ; W ANTED\u2014A CRTEALERY ANTE AM SOME SUITABLE ABLE TOR MARRIED cou: Uyof three; wages $8 e or W ANTED-GENERALE SERVANT JOR a! » good w ROOMS VACANT-\u201423 MeGILL COLLEGE mart obliging ge.| Appiy at a dos ES Counc RO0N\u2014T0 LET.3 VIGIORIA ST.Le a [30H AND BOARD\u2014TO BE HAD, AT ROG 3578 RO U Te SINULE C OR DOUBLE: AIRY ; healthy dont bath, £a, samo n- tiemen gniys i rely froderate: 41 \u2018Genevieve EE corner, Palace.M=DOUBLÉ, WITH BOARD.| ON eu BLE 2316 PROONS-LANGE, FURS ISHED, TO LET\u2014 private family.187 &t.Goorge et.2314 20095 \u2014 MRTah oifico.a £8 SANGUINE?lez as Hs Re Qu Conpeittors on Wi 01 TR OOME\u2014AND BOARD: on CRTHER, no.OUMB TO LE KNISHED © farnished, in a private family; terms fpoderate.Apply 88 33214 8t.Lavrenoe siront, Azar Ontario.Sen 9 PR o04\u2014108 CATHEDRAL STREET Rock BoGILE COLLEGE AVENE SITING.ROOM AND BEDROOM TO LET\u2014 far gentleman and wife oe ahil- Cafhe- aren; family Tate; hours.: cinity of English ( ; SIT TUATION 1 son iy, * R 20%\" Be 28 9 | + YMEN ANT FE À ry TOL LARGE, WELL FORNTS D ROOMS fareity was 735 ait Font street.229 à calin se 10 $0 RTE at Mary street.oy TV o4 1405 1 URTARES stuert, Ue EN Ares a fent Loge LAC \u20ac for grntlemen only.\u201c3553 i Ge x oy Goran, book-leeptng- es vo LET = LARUE, WELL FURNISHED froot room.814 On o,LET-TW0 UN FOI TRHED ROOMS, ; ment, Stak Oltico.mr | deste, \\VARTED_TAILORS: 4 CUTTERS A 500 coat, pants and vest makers; Tears end ençemient ADply Lo ames Oo\u201d v'Brien & Co.21 ; VV ANTEU\u2014A HARNESS.MAKER ras ; pans oda shoemaker, both Ja Canad\u2019.dians, to g ichizan: good wages right mem: Por farther ars, apply to Advertsing ' WA ANTED DIMEDIATELY \u2014 A a ÉMARF Dr.Bt asser 44 Beaver Hall Terrace.TRAVELLER W Mberal inducements tô à first-class man.Apply P.O.Bax, Montreal.8 permanent Apply 463.Cart seigneurs ayreet, Mon tou.K.3 Gaeina& \"bi MMM , COMPETENT TUTOR, M.A.CORTE is ren of obtaining aa tutor; wood fais trom H.à.aller, àà Metcalfe sirvet, Montreal.23 A Senin OF TORONTO BoE: a limited aumber 47 pups for vatd famfly; references.Apply cury of.ad, able to drive and aot as oy.ApptE).: yonto, for large Whalesale Boot and Shoe ANTES MILLER FUR CHÂTE Tr Situations Eaited, == Du mens cites la à pa ile Instit college, Lan Spot land.Address Bi in modern | is deuttous of eocra in ern angnacee, de aa to \u201cD.W.!' 258 F1 A aie os Oca, £170 SMEDATE ; AS ED\u20145T A ; spondence referred fo showed that thers bad Petitions of Mr.Hogan for a new sidewalk in wesoll.\u201d\u201d 1t should be by right, for no other Ete City Passenger ee Om Cats La a 1 B18 | or twee 3h 5 Reamer mrs married cou i .Si bes corrupti on resorted | in ol dor get front of the St.Lawrence Ball and of propristors medicine has such\u2019 specific action on the liver, pro FjOUS USES SCARCL \u2014 Building Sceweliery.STE des condi où À on council; ro rare street, that\u201d telephone poles bowels and kidneys, Do not ial to try at, Mise een i ale on ¥ treet, nesr Si.Camere Rooms Ta nt ed FE The clerk of the oducationn) office as suspen a EIN ve vee ve 0e = PSE, Re Yor 10 1855 dns Bt an LU ee EEE nm» a Ts .\u201c t > \u201c od by the Privy Council on suspicion dis ac position relative to the widening of Aque- à head would be ery uncomfortable without Wholesale Agents, aentreal, FOR SALE.STODDART S ! W ARTED-BY THBEE GENTLEMEN, X}J25 ED-_STTUA] oT : w oll oO .\u2014 \u2014 Rouing the correspondence to the press.uld The City Sarveyor put in his report relative to 00%: AT without board; must be ust somiorisbio ant con well cto Rig Sy rea the vote to pay be passed by the Council at the the condition of the revetment wall, he said that ASFECI FIC for the STOMACH.aos debat wis Shodan i 0 gr Address, A jession this month, the unofficial members will ts The most brilliant shades pocxible, oa 41 & 411 Ble St.urate Tea TED ra 46.000\u2014Corner ot THEINDIGENOUS BITTERS.Nos.145 to 151 Layaninetiars sttest.Two S51 ZF Mr.Robertson, Chairman of the Harbor Commis 4} fabrics, are made by the Diamond Dyea.and twp framo houses and store.Rented or 49 \u2014 V ANTÉD-KOON AND BOARD, re a in : body.O'Brien, who conf to Hone bad informed him that they (the Commis- Unequalled for brilliancy.and durability.y 10 Against Lows of appetite; Indigestion, Piataleaey, amentb.Pers, one 0e ca, belssco In \u2018Ae anna) EXHIBITION MONTH, during Bod ire re Paie 107 po aspire \u20ac en,.who confessed sioners) would not reconstruct the wall, nor would The INDIGENON Tans eet, 2 Pay Go street.Two stone-fromt te 233 % & .dabbing Lord Cavendish, will not be sent to they undertake any responsibility on the matter.%*2% \u2014_\u2014 1st\u2014fo thelr OU, BTE ors he Pere die at Deusen, with brick temements th rear.Bensed der 0000 From 31st of Aug.to 23rd Soptomber Wa JANTED~THE USE OF A LARGE ROOM > Englan The authorities here have received The wall had to be reconstructed, whether by the Convivial di lomacy.\u2014Talking over the 22c of ll dangerous ingredients.mod per annum.A REDUC FOX ON for piving private dancing lessons, afsermoone \u201c æstructions to do with him as they deem best.city or the Harbor Commissioners, was tbe ques- «« Porta\u201d after A rirely vegetadio remedy, composd of robta and PHO \u2014Manatactarers sfraet.Lot s4x100 all built and tw twa Evenibin Mn the wosk.iadres, \u201cU 3307.He is still confined in Spanishtown jail._| tion at issue.The matter was left over to next \u2014_\u2014 out precious for their slomachic, dies Beso, vt ae a hones.baton menanne: Clocks, Watches and Jewellery ANTED\u2014 A CONFORFAÏLE 000080 meeting.An East Proczss.'\u2014Everybody nowadays te tod a ying eue me awa hamess bouss, do, dc, vers \u20ac \u20acady arms at § per cent.> W #0d board, tox alady; amily ust be Pr : TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.The City Surveyor gave bis estimate that the| wishes to prepare his own bitters.To this 1} rag etores Tn 25 cent.whch 23500 German rent, Kos.204 lo 310.Excellent OF 25 PER CENT.Te wip Lpez fog prin ox tule Le .a 1! ; front.: \u2014\u2014 4 WisKirRo, October 4.\u2014A terrible accident à di Lg re to PrePoseds effect, we suggest the following to our ee Ra ta Monk $2,000 Papineau Hosd.Lot 268x157.Excellent for CLOCKStrom Tho, warranted IS months, jy at Bower, Mount Dak, on the 29th 500.The ne readers: \u2014Buy at your druggists a 25 cent SM; Mestre.Lyman.Sons à Go, Kerry, Watson & Oo, manufsoturing: only ve cents per foot, worth double.w kel Stem-winders, A petition, signed by six prietors, asking Ris and H.Sugdon Évans À Co.233 8 W Kiokol, beat Lai 22, a 1t appears that about 5 o\u2019clock in the that » sewer bs constructed im St.Catherine Package of indigeuous Bitters,\u201d with which : PARENT BROS.WATCHES, solid 7's thee 98 o.Roxx .ing, while Mr.Rogers, of that place, was street, in the neighborhood of St.Mathieu strect, You Will make three or four large bottles of a nis 257 84 Jamos street.or iu ee field, and his wife out of the house was presented.\u2018The matter was left over.superior bitters, very effloacions as & tonic or Watches, Solid Silver, Silver apres, MRanter, Lever.full jowell OABD-THE CANADA BOTEL HAS A 5 aa Ad - - ne.far vacencies for board Also, AT ors Short time, » boy Domed James Mar hr, not letter ras received from Mr.Charles Ar digestive.FOR THE PERMARENT CURE OF) Biscellaneons, Watches, Solid Gold, Lady's sine, extra | large rooms fer potes PE be Gabriel ste et.y age, coper 1a of the Hoad Department, a 4 : stout casas, from $1 BB 9A LD \u2014 VACANC KE TABL OST\u2014XBAR THE CORNER OF DORCHES/ Mand lage, went into the house, and seeing tendering his resignation, he having accepted Somebody says, A wife should be like a CONSTIPATION.i The above are warranted good, sound, siiong Watches.B boarders, ab 107 Union Avemve #314 Lee on funday evening, & \u2018 :.gun, took it down, and aiming at Mr.Rogors\u2019 the position of Deputy Auditor of the Finance rossted lamb\u2014tender and nicoly dressed.\u201d A [8 other loses i revient the : Mecond-hand Guid \\Wstohos from $10.DA AC sa URLST.| soit maroc vi Sy va \u201cly daughter, s sweet little girl about three Department.The resignation was ac Thé scamp adds, \u2018and without sauce.\u201d ty 2 7% and oe a Second-hand silver Watches, from $3.- 5 = 2.rears of age, shot.her in the h-ad.The boy Fam out told his mother what he had 2 dont, and when the parents ran into the house Be | G9METHING NEW.ELE BARREN I wy \u2014 per mouth, for 20 more oaly.; 4 application for the office and that of Seeretary will be considered at the next meetin, In refsrencs to the stone contraot, Mr.Ansley 1 PLYxx, Moss, always was a lace for health, but it has become a ad Bethesda ~ JEWELLERY! .+ Wiptm travelling, doubt use Soap afier everybody, bu Finied Brace) trou ; + they found the child lying in a pool of blood, Dieter dur arr terence up to the specifsations since Mra.Lydia E.Pinkham, of 23 Weston | Sess te your pocket.You can easily do this by buytag sitver i pe) Braccltla, from dec each.mL A Wanted.\u2018 dead, the charge having sed through the of the contracts, he womld say the stones were the Com d, ge a for the nctonl .A BOOK OF SOAP SHEETS, \u2019 bt Fisted ine.100\": WASTED BOARD.BY Ase Bop right eye.She She Shuat have cously, much nearer the mark tbau in any previgus year e Compoun or panscea for principal moisa Cold 1 mu dont private mmily preferrel.Acûrees Box sept fort Notices Ir ~The event has caused died lus de t, and but not quite perfect, ns many of the ones | ills that eflict the fair creation.This differs, ma which you Can fears leaf, enough fox 5 wah omy $1 street.Liboral reward will be given.great griof to the neighborhood.were ot the proper thickness.He said it was however, frum the ancient soeme of marvellons otin cry ae of thee Lots ia out espe Rolled Got Cain $4 65.00, 98 una 010 Wanted to Purchase.OST_SKYE TERRTER HITCH, : : Dots questies as to whother the stoaes of dif- cures in this important particular : The healing ; PRICE, ONLY Ste.3 awe Chatns, 81 adie makes = J 114 MmREBE Mrsremr, bat mem on rent durs st, vith l rien tn en to rd FeLIWKA' RETAIL DEPOT, cases Car Lie W ART RD CRON BANE, pret | vo : up to the spesifica- e \" RT HALL, 8 E or 189 ere 3 also, Is = Naw Yoxx, October &\u2026\u2014-Bayville, L.I, tions.\u2014_\u2014 LMR 188,\" > _ feat! Ge Ah eres wie On motion of Ald.Proctor, it was agreed to Mra.Bamsbothsm was asked if she liked hE 60 St.Radegende Street.12910 Bpectacles and Eye-glasses from 150.= F M 10 as tuadeon Sunday in the Soune of that make à visit ta the stones to-day at twelve.yachting, and she replied that she preferred a 107 Business Chances.Logon TLD ko the \"inae v- placa.James Matthews and Thomas F- EE terra cotia.She probably meant lerre-Arma.RC PROWL \\ Finder wili be 1} rowarded by returning here employél at the brick works om Centre Jalend.Contagious Diseases.h Pe JENKI SHOEMAKERS Elonx.PpAREE Voume J] TEKBTR Marte, Lachioe, of 25 To Elisabeth.Anyeos b The members of the British and Centinental Mr.H, F.McOurthy, chemist, Ottawa, ny ° bud \u201cGehan,\u201d $rax ofhos.2808 meme 1m after this date .While sling in the Sound, saw a dark abject Federation for the Abolition of State Rezulatio s: ee > us te amor to Jaw _ Boating | 8a e water some distance ahead of of Vies met on September 30th in the Sid hall Thien: «1 have boen ea aa Jobbing A UTT \u2018 M?in yous oe o leather, Deen ot , pARTNER WANTED.OT LARGE Eien: M stricken to Sadi ab it, they ti band Tribe Council of State in the Castis of Neaehatel On rae i por hoephites of Lime and Sons Boda for A 8 N BRD DS, == ad the mes: Seed ce SL BRODIE § SELF- RAISING FLOUR of tie.exparterios tn Ananols! L street \u201cEr beet fered, 1 brought 1 Na.: A it to a man's coat with a han 1 .Bestoa \u2018Dental 2 ; boars rade mark.wmsand - .wis from the right sleeve, which oon- rise the mum or of thous 300.different coun- the pest two years, and consider that there ia oti Coens A Romito 108 | Zale oy leataer desiors dasicrs generally Usonghout the FOR BISCUIT, brome AND.FA PASTN re MAX made ° parier, es jad ot om $5.02 1 810 | sont ST TON ON MON DA Ean tained the arm of » large mau.The severed The evidence given before the late Committee ™ better Bh very pa of the same kind in the Gi I ; and by BN UAL ALL GROCERS 8 A Qommimion Merohant, or a shmilar line of business: rs A bins Loan Deg hei hsetäbor was in an advanced state of decompo.of the House of Commons vas vubjosted to s long market.ble, and for chronic DOCTRESS, haa opémed bet\u2019 osabtabcnens | UA, RICHARDEON & Ce, mo Y I pe arareneoptional, y pri and le one SRE +'witfon.The flesh an the hand had been partly Sriticira oi ne De Lavaler, k Tres gayor coughs it has no equ.eq oe ir.28 beat of cars so MONTREAL, R \" op) E28 =O 109.Mar Olce sion otanyon ao (oe ie they wih be peciocate ff by .member [unie uncil of Paris, an eee grndancs - ANTO > t aw.: - dmten ov: wea 8 spiders.The grment ds 4 others The re of Ce minority of that com shy are whol boys on postage -stazaps 1\u2014 #3 theiz Owa hones at moderate \" : ous Gtgurs.LEATHER ! mi en e on us 8 Acts ore - nnn TREBLE BOE owner.came frame ie avery exertion possible o solve wa p reenied by She Be onto and pi a Jocune Because they hu Hokod they stick A se Pare Attorney at TMPORTANT NOTICE.| ~~ tos owner.he Ander wll picese Jones iT \" Federation.report major- Casarrh the Elndder.encre Bannon ts 0 \u2018 a , oo ity of the parliamen committee ademn- TH POISONED BOOQUET.of oa it ronud uf pin the shui Age ney oad Dei Cops vy | = mE BEST IN USE.N OTICH.3 Ford bese i, oho, famed, dg ee opt 8 , TUB COOK'S FRIEND BAKING POWDER et de , )eet o e e ga.on re a thee on » morning of the of the exeou- Pico ean be considered as efficient: which dot DANDRUFF Jd M.FORTIER, FOUND-FRIDAY LAST, ON BT.tion, J.team, Mrs, Scoville and Miss not take account of the results of thé system in Is Removed by the Use of ARAL FRENCH OOFFER.eh Te à preparation of purs anû wholesoue ingrofionte, soc MANDRACTUXER OF THB CRLADR preg Creme Owner bare R Chevalier drove to tha sil.They stop at Brussels, Paris and other continental towse.And it stimulates and promotes the growth of ' SPF r \u201c\" oaloulated te 80 the best work silent Soul.: véoout ad DAJÉE .a florlst\u2019s, where the Bowers for the\u2019 ral A large mocting of men only was held in the the hair.TRY IT ONCE : NOTICOË.Mother Alum, Lime, nor any olhes Crsime de ia Oreme Oifar, \u20142 ied bow ordered, While waiting, Mr.eeslog on be bygisl en pe BURNETT'S FLAVORING KXTRACTS SOLD ONLY RY THE wo oa LE 7 |° | seourtom sxtesance is samised i -8coville sedered a twas handed to ever oes euchatel A letter are the best, LI TEA ate se, 16.45 ssaponttion Jao.Shey drove alent, Tho sara Somers te the the Taek ou D or tos inet Se Pam te | Al bi -QUOR mn a AN T ne maéon st Caledonia Springs delay Rewover Sir The C ook\u2019s Friend | filles, iad wrapped tiem up again.At the D'usels, saying that from a leag experience thers ways avoid harsh puepative eu LE be had come to the eonclusion that the Poiiee des Mcœurs far from giving rise \u2018to Che bygienie | a ae De Tire On Grave shares Sud te pen first make you sick and then Ee 2 s Little Liver Pills the bowels and miki miki \u2018you well Nor Il > HS it to the warden, who took it to tulle nat, con bo rapped by say of pd or 4.LL 3m Serill vec bad the.bouquet | : mein eus ace.© fnèse Phone.& Oo., Proprotors, NE ASS Bb.James strces.Val XIV ann 0p tecrerioanrrrsnnrennes NO.204 \u2014 a - = Gincu:a ox of Tus rae ier 1831 and 1333 ce Sept 1861.Sept, 1882.Monday once -16 569! Meader \u2014+\u2026\u2026\u2026.17,508 Susaisy 16.013 Tuesday avoue 174210 \u2018Weduesday.\u2026.10,607l\\'etz\u2014de, \u2026\u2026 17,413 : Mhureday +.16-324|Thurras Les 17,506 \u2018Wrday ooo 16,786 Eriday oon.17,409 Srturdap.woe.17,887 saturday corse 18773 \u2014 \u2014 |} -\u2014 Total.102214 fetal.108,026 .Present daily averzge 17,671.Circulation of the Waxzkuy STan |bona-fide paid Subscribers) 77,416.THURSDAY OCTOBER 5, 1832.SPAIN is becoming ambitions.The Spanish Minister of Marine wants 30,000,000 piastres, with which to increase the naval forces.There .isan impression in Spain that the protection of the.Suez Canal should, in the interest of Europe, bo entrusted to some second class .power, Spain, for instance, but the impression - does not prevail beyond the Spanish frontier.Meanwhile, the Sublime Porte is getting impatient, because the English forces are not leaving Egypt.Tez National Liberal League, in session at * 8t.Louis, has solemnly abolished the Christian Era, and henceforth the members date from , the burning of Bruno, which took place À.D.1600.The present year is, theretore, E.M.28% to the National Liberal League.Prof.* Peck suggested that F.M.meant Era of Man - only in English, and he thought that the Latin language should be levied upon as the universal Janguage to furnish the nams aad initials ; but the President sagely remarked that Latin was 3 relic of superstition, taken from the Roman : hres,\u201d and expressed fear that until science sloughed off the excrescence there would be - à great deal of trouble.Jack Cade was surely - born before his time, but his mantle has fallen ; Epon worthy shoulders.The Feople\u2019s English.When s man realizes a new freedom, Lis first impulse is to do something foolish, in order to prove to himself, it to no one else, that he possesses the novel liberty.We are just awakening to the consciousness that the People\u2019s English belongs to the peuple, that we have a right to do as we like with our own, and would like to do something foolish, just to satisfy ourselves that our title is clear, our freedom beyond question.Jt would be well to remember, however, that there is a difference between liberty and license; and while we * accord to every man the right to make a fool of himself if he chooses, we do not grant him à license to make havoc of that which is not \u201chis, but the.peoples.A new school has arisen, whose mission it is to teach us that \u201cc\u201d \u201c\u201ca\u2019' *\u201ct\u201d is not the best way to spell \u201ccat,\u201d and with that cherished tradition, to sweep away a host of others.The sdvocates of phonetic spelling have, however, we think, ruined their cause by too much candor.They might have ridden their hobby to denth without remonstrance had they not be- .\u2026 game aggressive, and flooded the daily pavers with specimens of what they are pleased to call \u201cfonetik speling.\u201d There are many plausible, and not a few good, arguments in favor of \u2018épelling reform, but the specimens are almost wsnough to refute them all.It may be easier than it looks ; but, at first sight, Sanscrit looks ssa fool to it,\u201d\u201d and on further acquaintance we find almost as many incongruities or more, than in the system from which it comes to emancipate us.That the English language, especially in its orthography, abounds in incongruities, every one will cheerfully admit; but is the remedy proposed as sweetly simple as the reformers contend?Out batbin of spelling, like our language, is the aggloïhétation of ios, and, therefore, cannot ba expected to be scientifically perfett; moreover, a icience so universal in ita practices as langage mum develop more diversities and deviations, and consequent incongruities than ome of more limited application.The present agitation for orthographical reform was inevitable because the human race, every individual member of which may,claim to be in some sort a trustee wfhis own native tongue, is, and long has been, divided into two classes with contending \u2018influences upon language.These two classes, dfthey could be separated, would naturally develop: separate langusges in time; but being ever intimately mixed, have developed instead s mongrel language, bearing the peculiar cha racteristics of each ; just sas the Norman in.waders in the process of their assimilation into the English people, left their peculiar charac- ! teristios on its language and institutions.either language gave way eutirely to the pother,-but in the-case of ideas of peculiar in- \u2018terest to the Normans, the Norman \u2018words represemting those ideas naturally survived, and wo with the Saxon ideas.For instance, the Baxon\u2019s peculiar interest in live stock survives in the names of the living animals, \u201csheep \u201d or \u201cox.\u201d Unfortunately for him, his interest in stock terminated with its life, after the invasion.The invader then becpme the interested party, and testified his appreciation of Saxon sheep and ozea by oalling them mutton (mouton), ayd boof (basu/) respectively.The two great classes which have exercised the great contending in- finences upon langage are the lettered andthe \u201c Unlettered ; and now as these, by the increase +» and spread of knowledge, are steadily merging *, imto oue, after centuries of divergence, the dual ° @haracter of their Innguage becomes/ apparent.Matter in motion in a given, direction bas a tendency to continue in motion in that direo- \u201ction $ and so with the language, whieh, having ; éssuIned two cuaracteristies, Lab a tendency to WoRtin uv deveioping those distinct characteris.Show, acchough the 1nfluouces wzich gave the .eeigimil impetus to each Bavetiwindled into > étinparative insignificauce.To whith class + dete the conservation of the English language ; flous, to the lettered or the unlettered ! Lit- N éralure has developed a written language, which is conservative aud weil defined, Its .principal characteristic t Jts immutability\u2014 thas in, éontrasted with the other language.\u2018his is, of course, largely owing to the fact that it@s* perpetuated by permanent records.; The umlettered « class has developed a + + .which i ill-defined, progres- \u2018old eu Hable to local and a eter Variable influences, and which, for its jefuaticn, depends chicfly upon tradition.= 5 à \u201cqurse, onch, has exercised gress inflnenee + the py to this circumstance, knot yer serived: of, V0 ewmprotnise Which we En SE las questi © do BLAKE FAT HOCHELAGS, © Toor rai \u201cNs.0.F, Bown, Goes Land Seult | \u2014 me mamie ses ve Reg patin vois To Hea.Mewiey\"s pour | Le Noon Tole a) Marke, writes: 4 Two Tend dg, my SITE Meeli sai Amosements which is wiitten, er the: Bogliah which is defor dx velosk, laut ereaing, du ARAXIL AND THR ARGENTINE KERURGN.2 were roomminded to spoken! Which is the «wrcotial pari of the wei, the sound, or the collection of symbuls which either forma, oc wmly represent the mord as the caso may be?As a matter +! fact, the wond itself is without intrinsic vasas azd only valuable aa representing soracthing ela:- yet fe \u2014 Dnquetta, 8 orstran om ; «I t à **-ho -yeplied, et | > DAY, THK ., ON ne Pre a nier Eee it Frames od mn : without.the emotions thet yon - stand.5 à BEI Levure et Rite A |: WASTE ae otBnrelope ant Paper Tai: Maris pg x} pera.3: Wilson & Où, À comma 55 Fae Doan wih beg ween 1 rencon x Dents 94, snd 1% noon.vas N ANTR)\u2014A BAKER TU 4.90.country.Baquire at Alblen Hotoh ANTED \u2014 GENERAL vas) : à su - y {xv STE = GPS \u2018 Paul to Jacques Cartier + did not amount to much.* lsarned while dealing with De \u201caver, is as follows: Lh * Mesting this Afternoon, y be G P.R.direstorate, and à reply has been re- Deived, refosing te accept it a eut seu as Already stated, and again proposing the Jacques Jarier scheme.This scheme \u2018inéludes all that quite of land bounded as doliows:\u2014On the east by Woodyard street, on the seuth- asst by Commissioners, oa the south-west by \u2018Jacques Cartier Square, em the north-west by otre Dame, from Jaeques Cartier Square to Glande, down the west line of Claude for a distance of 160 feet, thence along to Barrack aiçeat, leaving a line of 1 one lot deep, ting on Notre Dame.e Bonsecours Market would bo utilised as offices.and the passonger depot front on Jacques Cartier Square, which wonid be situated about half way \u2018between Notre Dame and Commissioners streets.The sise of the Depot proper would be 110 feet front by OO fees deep, but provision is made for & covered way from street to the depot.The freight sheds are ta be along the line of Commissioners, from the east side of Lacroix to Victor street.There would also be 5 subway + - from the south aide of Notre Dame to Champ de - Mazs street, from thence te Graig .on tho surface, \u2018the sub-way and street to be 100 foet wide.\u2018Tho Btreets closed by this echemo are Barrnok, Fripenne, Victor, Le Royer, St.Franco, St.Square, and parts of urs and Qlande streets.At the meeting of the Committee this afternoon, thers were present Ald.Greuier, Beausoleil, Roy, Brown.Laurent, Prevost and Jeaunotte, when Jbe directorate of the C.P.R.still favored the Champ de Mars scheme, which has been already published in Tum Svan.RETIRING FROM CHICAGO.The Merehante\u2019 Bask im Chicags te be A report reaching Tne Sram tbat the Merchants\u2019 Bank had closed its branch at Chicago, the Manager of the head department was approached ou tho subject this morning.He ao- wiedged it to be the case, that, ewing to the number of local banks there, the business done was insufficient to make the branch a paying institution, and consequently the declsion was arrived at to close it.Another party, who was interviewed on the subject, said: \u201cI know thet \u201ctbe bank was not flourishing.The starting of the bank there was a scheme of Mr.Ingram\u2019s, who looked forward to a large grain business n dons between Montreal and Chicago.Ow- 30 ver, to the prevailing prices of grain \u2018during the past two yoars, the business transacted Besides this, the class of loans presented in Chicago were such as re- ired to be dealt with on tho spot.This is how : Se business was done among the other banks.The Canadian banks, bowevar, had to refer to the \u2018head office in Montreal, causing a grievous delay tomorehants in Chieago.They don\u2019t object to dealing with the Canadian banks, nor do \u2018they mind the careful Canadian manager doubting their integrity, nor object to your secing a third party about them; but they will not give him any \u2018\u2018 pointers\u201d as to their character, nor - wait till the head office is communicated with.It is believed also that the branch bas been unfortunate with re, to the men who were sent to take charge of it.The first was sa man takea from a I Upper Canadian branch, whose knowledge of American banking was what he it Heo was removed, and another put in his place who was as ignorant as his predecessor, and had to learn the American ways.This wasall at the exponse of the bank, which has now discovered, and oon- eluded, that in Canada Weet and other points in the Dominion, more business can be done than in the great Metropolis of the West.YHE ANNEXATION OF NEWFOUNDLAND.Sir Jenum\u2019s Pet Scheme \u2014 Negotiations with France.It is a well known fact that the one great desire pear excellence of that veteran statesman Sir John A.Maddonald, is to see before he dies all the British possessions in North America under one *Gorerament, and to see the Cartier-Macdonald policy extended to the only wanderer from the \\ Ioid, namely, the Island of Newfoundiand.If there __ is any truth in the.of Dame Ramor, this policy has already been inawgurated, acd it is whispered in certain cireles that the object of the Hen.Mr.Chapleaun\u2019s visit to France was to eome to 8 modus msendi with the Government of the Bepublie, by which in exchange for a direet commercial treaty betwesn the Dominion and France, the latter country would relinguish all the privileges it retained under the Treaty of Utrecht, regarding the rights of French fishermen on the cost of the .Island.The honerable gentleman's mission, which, of course, is merely officieuse so far, is said to have been confined to pour parler with the French Government, through Lord Lyons, the British Minister ; but at the same time, to have been se satisfactory as to hold out strong hopes that both the commercial treaty and the relinquiahment of rights in Newfoundland will form \"the subject of official communications at an early date.It is maid that however advantageous such a treaty might be to Canada, it would be doubly so to France, and that, in the event of its being entered ints, all the leum now imported into France from the nited States would be purchased in Canada, as well as numerous other important articles of commerce.SUPPLYING CORPORATION WOOD.Whe Will Pay for the Broken Contract ?The eontfact to supply the Corporation with 186 cords of wood was given by the City Hall Committee in June last to D.Sieeth, he to farnish the wood before September 16th and to receive $7.40 a cord for it.He fernished abont 70 cords and now refuses to put in the balance.Various reasons are given for his action, on one side it being raid that the Corporation employee appointed to receive the wood from the contractor was nol punctual in fulfilling his duties, causing .the former inconvenience, on the other that the rics of wood having edvanced considerably th would loss money by earting all the way from his wood yard in Hochelaga to the fire and paris stations in the western part of the city.bether the latter is the true reason of not the fact remains that Bieoth threw up his contrast, Jeaving 116 cords unaupplied.The City Hall Committee have consequently to give the contract for this amount over again.Several tenders have been received and the contract may be given a: the meeting of the committes called for late this atternoon.The worst part of the business, how- ood having risen muoh in rice at least, $8.50 per cord will probably have be paid to the new contractor whoever he be.This willon 116 cords foot up to some $197 more than was to have been paid Sleeth.By all contrac: rules Sleeth, if he is the breaker of the sontrast, would have to be forced te pay this @xtra coil, butt is said by parties who onght to know that he will be paid ia full for the 70 cords supplied.As a matter of fact, he has already received nearly the full amount due him.ANOTHER PHASE OF THE McNEIL 0s CASE.His Wife Takes Procredings._ Dame Mary Marin Schneider has, to-day, instituted proceedings against ber husband, William D.MoNsil, the defendant, en separation de biens, Pe reasons stated by the plaintiff, in support of + action, are that the detendant has rendered \u201cAU tie estate of the community liable to seizure, std that she is in r of losin Adar thare of the community to whi entitled.Our re called upon Messrs.Pebamel and Rainville, the attorneys of the latif, from whom it was learned that the ob- Feet of the potion pre to protect the wife from spisures made upon the somwon property, at the Thetunes of the city of Montregi, rom hom the es acoused of embessiing the sum of CITY ITEMS.Jt on garantre were to-day insti- tated wrenos G Hlevati: ee Ee ih of Dom Company.\u2014 ings of the Pa ¢ sl EIR SE Ss over the period of mé to-day, and the the season with a The Monteficre Ctab opea ball to be held at Queen\u2019s Hall : PES RE the finest, th the whole afte gr Boe BS Meni Grasawald\u2019s orchestra, dat the RG 2.BR STATION QUESTION, | \\ the first i h Arti Troe in ade iE ved into the classes.CHEAP LIGHT.Demand for Cheaper Gas\u2014What the * President aud Seerciary o! the Gas Company Have to Say About it.| There is a growing demsud by our citisens for eheaper light, and a belief that we'are paying far too much for our gas into the pockets of the Montreal Gas Company.In response to this demand it is fitting to give a statement of faots bearing on the subject.Tho question of substitution of electricity for gas, ur of both electricity and gas for gas (which lattor idea is now engaging much attention), may be left aside to be oiscussed in other articles and be sottled by future developments, and the subject may dealt with as if gas wero the only lighting agent available.The nominal capital of the Montreal Gas Company is $3,000,000, the paid up capital is $1,876,488.On this paid up capital, for the year 1881-83, two dividends of five per cent.each were declared and paid, and a bonus of two per cent, or X23 per cent.in all, amounting to $225.152-76.Besides this sum, $20,211.24 were added to the Rest, which makes tbe profits ot the Company $245.364 after all bad and doubtiul debts are ailuwed for, or over 13 per cent.on their paid up stock.On the 31st inst.the Directors of the Company de- ciared 3 balf-yearly dividend ot 6 per cent.or an advance of one por cent.over last year's dividends indicating as large if not larger caruings The question is, therefore, shouid the citizons of Montreal pay a prico for gas that puts such enormous premiushs into the coffers of the Gas Company monopoly?There is but one answer.The question\u2019of how they are going to holp themselves is more difficult to dacide.To the public mind there appears two ways leading to relief, either the monopoly must be done away with and competition in gas allowed, or the Company must be induoed by competition of electricity or other in- flucnces to lower its prices.The former way is impracticable at present for the simplo reason that the ton years\u2019 eontrast between the City and the Gas Company, giving the latter a monopoly in gas lighting witbin the city limits, does not expire until May 1st, 1885.The latter way must be looked to if reliot is to be had.The fact that the expiration of the contract occars within three ycars will in itself tend to make the Company reduce their tariff by de grees 10 a reasonable price before the Spring of 18856.This they will do as an argument in favor of getting a new lease of monopoly, or should that {ail as a force to prevent competition from other gas companies.The other great influences will probably be the development of the electric light and the improvements which may be made towards cheapenin: the production of gas.That the former is ultimately bound to be a heavy, if not an overwhelming influence in future lighting, is the expressed opinion of every intelligent man outside of ** bulls \u201d in gas stock, but how xoon its influence will be powerfully felt remains for future development to say.Cuncern- ing the lattor it would not be poliey for so publie a corporation to make too large profits, and should eheapening improvements be made in gas production the Company would doubtiess see fit to lower its rates, unless it watered its stock up heavily.> AN INTERVIEW.Our roporter waited upon the President and Secretary of the Compauy at the (as Uffice to uestion them concerning the iutentious ut the Company towards a reduction of their present rate of $1.80 per 1,000 cubie feet.\u201cIn view of the fact,\u201d he asked, *\u2018 that last year the Company paid a dividend of 12 per oent., with a Rest of more than one per cent.more, and that last week they declared a @ per cent.half yearly dividend, do the Company intend to reduce the price of gas?\u201d \u201cThat is a leading question,\u201d said Mr.Joseph, diplomatically.\u201c\u201c I can\u2019t answer it.It depends upon circumstances.Our policy bas always been to reduce the price as much as wo can.We reduced it 10 oents last Spring, snd from $2.50 down to $23 in 1870.\u201d \u201cWhy did you redues it by 10 oonts last 8 = ?\u201d ecause it was our policy.\u201d \u201cWhy did you reduce it by 50 cents in 1879?\u201d \u2018 Because it waa our poliey ?*\u201c What dictated that policy ?\u201d\u201d \u201c The programme of :k$ Company has always been to put the price down as low as possible.\u201d * Had the eleotric light soare thon anything to do with reduction of 50 conts ?\u201d « No, not at all.\u201d \u201c Why did you apply for nt that time and get amendments to your charter giving you power to manntacture and use olestric light *** \u201c Well, because other companies were doingät and we wanted to be on the same footing.> \u201c And yet you say that the electric light sesre did not affect yon, did not cause you to put down Four price ?\u201d\u201d \u2018* No, that was not the reason we put it down.It was our pelicy, I have said.\u201d \u201c Diotated by what?\" \u201c Well, one reazon was I beliove the hard times at that time.The Company wished to bo as liberal as possible.\u201d \u201cAre corporations usually troubled with liberality or sentiment of any kind ia sueb cases?\u201d \u201cWell, the corporations have no souls, they say, bat ours has one,you see, for its policy is to lower gas when it ean.\u201d \u201c And do you expect to lower it again next Spring or before ?\u201d \u201cI cannot say that now, it is quite possible: arm not prepared to answer, We do not know why you want the information.It may be for speca- lative purposes.Is not our tormer policy a guarantee of our fature action.\u201d \u201c Do you expect to apply for a new eontract with the city in 1885?\" \u201cJ eannot say; that remains to be seen in the fatare.\u201d \u201cDo you suppose the citizens will be disposed to renew the contract and allow you such profits asnow?\u201d \u201cI don\u2019t know; I can\u2019t answer for the people, that\u2019s for them to say.\u201d COST OP GAS IN OTHER CITIES.\u2018You think,\u2019 oontinuod Mr.Joseph, \u2018that the price of gas is high in Montreal : let me give you the figures of some other cities.\u201d \u201c Bach figores are not guides of what should be the price here.Bcarcely twu cities are cireum- \u2018stanced alike.The wages paid, price of coal, number of consumers, sto., differ greatly in different pisces.\u201c\u2018 Here are some res anyway.Boston, $3: Newark, $2.40; Portland, $2.60; Indianapolis, $2; Brooklyn, $2; New York, $2,26 ; Philadelphia, $1.90; Rochester, $2; Hartford, $3; Louisville, $2; Halifax, $2.50; Ottawa, $3.\u201d Io addition to the above cities it may be mentioned that Lowell pays over $1.60, Manchaster, England, GO cents, Leeds, 44 cents, London (several gas companies), an average of DO cents.In Leeds and Manchester the corporations own and run the gas works, and not only supply it at the above cheap rates but make enormous profits.In London no company is allowed to declare over 10 per cent.dividend, but some of them manage to distribute more by bonuses, watering stock, ete.In Boston, if wot in most other American cities, the gas company Buds the meters instead of, as is done here, charging the consumer a ocon- siderable sum every quarter for their use whether they are in use or not.Evenino Teleorams.CARLE HONORING THE COMMANDERS.Lowpon, October 5.\u2014The ion of \u201cLondon bas decided to present an address of congratulation to General Wolseley and the freedom of the city and a sword of honor to Admiral Seymour.General Wolseley hss already received the freedom of the city.RAIDS BY ARABS.Tunis, Oct.5.\u2014Insurgent Araby are preparing to make raids south of Chatt, on the Algerine border.They have already attacked the French outposts.The threatening attitude of the insurgents is causing anxiety among the military authorities.ABIATIC CROLERA.cholera are on the French side of Mont Cenis Tunnel.All mail passing through that place have to be TER A commission of Physicians have arrived to investigate the disease.SUEZ CANAL Panss, October 6.\u2014It is re that the Bam Cena in vi ose où American History The tiokets should re m this \u2018rcek, as only à limited namber be | \u201cscraped frofn the plates and Parts, October 5.\u2014Several cases of Asiatic election for the end of October: SUSPECTED MUBRDERERS ARRBSTED.DusLIN, October 5.-Flannigan and his wife, suspected of being connected with the murder of Lord Mountmorres at Clonbur, County Gal- way, in September, 1880, have been arrested at Cong.OBIT.LoNpoN, Octobræ 5.\u2014Charles Wahab, who recently explored Barmah, starting from China, is dead.ee AMERICAN.TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION.Caras, Peru, October 5.\u2014 Tolegraphio communication with the United States and Europe via the lines of the Central and South American Telegraph Company, was established this morning.It is expected the lines to Valpsraiso will bo opened about October 15th.CANADIAN A SLANDER CASE.OTTAWA, October 5.\u2014The Court House was crowded to-day when the case of Allan vs.Sternes was called.Among the audience were some eight or ten ministers of the Gospel, who listened to the evidence with intonse interest.\u2018This case is the first of a batch of slander cases preferred by the Rev.Mr.Allan, Methodist minister at Osgoode, against members of his congregation.James Eastman was the first witness called.He testified that delendant had tald him he had heard that Rev.Mr.Allan was caught in bed with a Miss Hume, now Mrs.Earle, who had fled the country, but he asked him not to say any thing about it, as Mr.Allan might make it hot for him.James Beatty, the second witness, said he was one of the stewards of the church, and had, through Eastman and others, heard of the rumors about the reverend gentleman.He wus present when Eastman paid Rev, Mr.Allan one hundred dollars as compensation for having slaudered him.Witness explained that the rumors had the effect of breaking up three congregations in the county of Russell, which were under the spiritual direction of the plaintiff.\u2018The oue at Osgoode had at one time a membership of nearly three huudred persons, but it had dwindled down to about twenty.When he last went out on a collection tour, he succeeded only in getting one dollar and twenty- five cents.The case is still in progress, and is likely to consume much time, there being a crowd of witnesses to examine.THE QUEBEC MYSTERY.Quxpxc, October 6.\u2014The inquest on Miss Hor- sington, found dead at Lorette, has been adjourned till Monday next to afford the police an opportunity of tracing, if possible, the missing links in the chain of evidence adduced.It is said that a little girl named Robitaille, living at the angle of the Jeune and Ancienne Lorette ronds, only five miles from town, saw the deccased walking from the direction of the city.she bas beon eubpænaed ns a witness for Monday.The Coroner has taken possession of ali the effects of the deceased.Her tin box, on which was raarked, \u2018\u2018 Wanted on the voyage,\u201d contaius apples, cakes, bread, sandwiches, grapes, tomatoes, prezerves, jollies, and & small bottle of whiskey; also n box of seidlits powders.There are also rmonyst her effects a groy bianket and a hat, ribbons, etc, An air of respectability and reficement pervades all these little effects.The Coroner yesterday handed over the body of deceased to the Mayor of the parish, for burial, according to law.It was understood it would be interred last night, but should it be subsequently claimed, it can, of course, be given up to her friends.KING\u2019S COUNTY, P.B.I., ELECTION.ST.Joux, N.B., October 5.\u2014Judge Henaley, of Charlottetown, P.E.1., has given judgment, on the application of A.C.McDonald, quaehing the election petition in King's Co, P.E.1., by Dr.Robertson açainat the ShorifPs double return, on the ground that the petition was not served within the five days allowed by law.This, until the matter is again brought up, virtually returns McDonald, the Conservative candidate, teeter THE \u201c RICHELIEU\" DISASTER.Continuation of the Inquest.l&PECIAL DERFAICE TO TRE STAR.} LacHINR, October 5.\u2014The inquest on the bodies of the persous killed by the ** Kicheliou ® explosion was resumod this afternoon.Some delay occurred in assembling the jury, but after they bad all arrived, the first witness calied upon was Jas Muir, farmer, of Chateauguay.He said he was à passenger on the \u2018\u201c Richelieu \u201d on the Alst ; his attention was utfraoted to the engine half an hour before the explosion, as it was working very slowly; there was pressure enough of steam to drive it; the gauge margin was thirty pounds; noticed the men were firiog heavily nnd heard them putting in coal three times; did not ses the engineer doing anything in particular ; noticed him test the small water valve; water and steam was forcing its way out by one of the seams of the water jacket on the starboard side about two feet from the deck ; when tho engineer lifted the valve, similar to the one shown, the steam escaped and the pressare then kept tho valve open until be shut it down; the steam escaped with a pretty big force ; the valve was opon for two or three seconds only; it was immediately before the explosion ; after the engineer closed the valve os walked away to the bow of the boat; did not hear the explosion; remembered nothing more; was standing on the starboard side near the shaft; when he recoveged oon- scionsness was lying near the paddie box ; - the bont bad not reached the wharf; noticed the gauge just before the losion was 33 lbs; thought that thers was net muéh water in the jacket, and made s remark to that effect.Mr.Irvine, cross-examined by a juryman\u2014 Judged that the distance from Chateauguay te the place where the explosion occurred would be nearly four miles; notioed no eztraordinary heat from the water jackot ; had acted as foreman for one season; it was after the attempt to fire up that ho saw water and steam issuing from the water jacket; despite all efforts, tho boat went no faster.A certificate was read from Dr.Cormier, House Burgeon of Notre Dame Hospital, stating that Freohette, the engineer, was not sufficiently well to attend the inquest.Mr.Edouard Champagne, City Boiler Inspector, sworn, said he had made an examination of the * Richelieu\u201d machinery and the results are contained in the report produded;: found several parts of the machinery in good order; the escape valve taken out, the water jacket iotreduced and its working explained.The check valve was reperted in good condition.A sketch of the ** Richelieu\u2019s\u201d machinery was shown and the working of the various parts explained to the jury.Witness, continuing, said he did not think the ball attached to the lever was originally made for it, for the reason that the weight did not oor- with the marks on the lever.Thrift of French Women.French women, often stigmatized as the most frivolous of their kind, are in reality the most thrifty\u2014a virtue that frequently degencrates into absolute parsimony.I saw a striking instance of making the best of unregarded trifles the other day, when dining with one who Yer.tainly has » reputation for prudence.A cherry pie had been on the table, and ths mistress gave strict injunctions that all the stones wers to be in her storeroom.I venturad to ask the reason, and was told that not only cherry, but plain, peach, and all manner of stones, whether cooked or raw, were invariably saved, gently dried in the oven and kept in a great jar.\u201cThen,\u201d maid madame, \u201cin the Winter, when the fire burns clear and bright in the evening, I fetch a handful and w the is Ail} Newark Advertiser, Myers will be here ; he has entered for the 220, 440 and 880-y championship of Canon Satur.the Chambers of Deputies.The |! Tio mow Chamber takes place at the | ment on spot holdings.- The with a delicious odor.\u2019 Paris Litter in and it kas proved iteelfl a most efficient proteo.- tion to those tronbled with a hereditary tendency to consumption.Mr.Bird, Druggist, of Weetport, says:.«1 kney, à man whose case was considered hopeless, \u201cand by the use of three bottles of this \u2018EdiliMion his weight wes increased twenty pounds.\u2019 COMMERCIAL.On Change there continues to be a slight movement in flour and the market can be said tobe only steady.Sales aro as follows :\u2014195 Superior Extra at $6 60: 126 Medium Balers, $5 46; 100 Fine, ; 100 Pollards, $35 : pad rain Moro sooms loiug and values have hardenod a little on Canadian.Cansda White Winter 108: Canads Red 1 05 tol 08.Peas 900 ; oatz 3Gc to 37e.Superior lxtra por brl, $ 46 to 5 60 ; extra super- ne, $ 25 to b 30; Sprivg extra, $6 25 to 6 30: ° supertine, 54 75 to 4 80: strong bakers\u2019, Canadian, | 36 0 to 60: strong bakers\u2019, American.${ to 7160: fine, $3 80 to 4 ; middlings, 3j 60 to 380 ; Pollards, $B 40 to 3 80; Ontario , medium, $140 cL: Quon np Sor srih 4L R 4 76 ; Ontario bags, superfine, 0 ; Boga, dotiiario, bag 45 to 3 50.Reccipts of Produce\u2014Wheat, 5,400 bushels a corn 3.000 bashe!s ; barley, 207 b 3b barrels: ashes, 17 barrels: cheese, 2,9 boxes ; leather, 84 rolls : tobacco, 6 cases.; Chicago, 9.30 a.m.\u2014 W heat opens slightly higher d the tendency isan advancing one.oe 84}.November 85.Uurn s:cady ; 61} October, 614 ovewmber.Quts are bizher ; 32 October.Porkis feverish, and the fluctuation has been about 16 ots so far ; $21 85 November, $19 334 January.Lard firmer; 312 474 November.: Chicago, 1.10 p,m.\u2014Close\u2014There is very Little trading in any of the leadingecommodities au wheat closes steady at Y44 Uctover, 98 November.The advance bas becn j tu à cent on bath optivus- Recoipts continue to decrease, being 115,000 bus to-day ; shipments 158.000 bus.re od for to-morrow are 242.Corn closes about cent higher; October 634.Novomber 83}.Cars report for to-morrow aru 108.1)ais aro ; higher.Re- coipts 61.000: shipments 57.000 bus; October 32t- Pork strong and 20e higner than at the opening : November 321 70, January $19 40.Lard is higher : #12 60 November.Chicago, 2:30 pm, Call\u2014Wheat, 943 for Oct, 863 for Nov.New York, 10.10 a.m.\u2014-Wheat opens higher and- trading is largo : $1 07] October, $1 09 November.Corn firm; 714 Ootober, #0 November.Now York, 2 10p m.olose.\u2014~Trading in wheat has boon active and prices are higher.\u2018The tone ol the market is strong.Sales 200, busbels, roceipts 378,000 bushels, exports 84.618.October closes at à 045, November L Uyt.\u2018The sales of corn were 450,000 bushcis and the market strong at the close, #2c eash, 724e Occober, 10jc November, Woonstock, Ont.-Às many o1 the factories in this soction had sold their August make of checse, reports say at 10jc since last market day, the offering to-day was very light, only five factories offering.English advices por cable to-day show an im- roveweut in the breadstufls market, although ne Richer figures arc given.Boecrbobn reports as follows:\u2014Flosating eargoes of wheat and corn are firmer; cargues on passuge of both wheat apd eurn inactive.Liverpool spot wheat firmer and held higher.Red Winter and White Michigan 3s bd to Us: corn, Ga 4éd: peas %8 5d.Awount 0t whext on passage to the United Kingdom, 2,050,000 qrs; corn, 65,000 qrs.London, 11.80 a.m.\u2014Conrols have ad d to 10u 7-16.Mouey has advanced to 100 11-18 for the aoconnt; Erie higher, 431: Illinois Central, 143.Montreal Live Stock Market.The receipts show an increase on the last market day, but buyers were weak-kneed, and the scale of prices wore oi 8 slidiug cuaracter: iu tact, stock of apy quality or description did not seem to be in much requesi.The number of cattle on the mar- kot was 900 bead, of which «00 were from the wes \u2018Lhe range of value was from $3.50 to $34.60.T quality rencraliy wus poor.'Incre were 8 and lainbs, and the range vas wide ; 80 was the grade.54 to $4 was paid.A few calves were uffar- ed at $4 to 37.t e P l1eroento PFroûnee Market.Market rather more steady.Float nnd , Small sale superior extra at $4.76.Wheat soldat\u2019 880 for choios, No Fall and No 3 Spring on Poles but worth apparentlv $1.02 to $1.03.Oats steady at 400 for western.bariey moving; No i sold on, p-t., but 80c bid; No 2 sold at #30, and extra Ne 3 at £8¢ foc.Peas nominal.Butter unch, : shipping lots, with white out, wanted at 164s to 1 Potatoes sold at 60¢ on track.Wheat - $ 04 to No 2 850 to Bio: Spring, No, 1, 1 05; No.2.81 02 to l of bariev, No.1,806 to 82e; No 2, 720 to 730; No.3, extra, 66c to 880; Né 8,560 to 56c.Oats, No.l, 396 to 40c.Flour Superior, $4 76 ; extra, \"70.Bran, $1 ter.184¢ to 20¢c.Barley.street, 5/0 to 83e, ushols ; flour, 40 - 3: |- total area, 2350 feet.This a \u2014 Bs Pur A né LA, Nyy MADB TO ORDER AT TES b FINISH \u2014_ 9 LADIES D.G.LAIDLAW, E.C.BURT, NEW YORK./ consignment, which comprises n WELL which are worthy of inspection.Boots (a =, S © NN.B\u20140ur 7 u can be iad vetall in gonde straet .DEATHS.MATTHEWS Det.2nd, at 7-05 ie Chicago, In, amin D.M-itthows, » youngest an o Peter Matthews.The funeral from his fatber\u2019s residence i 7} St.Antoine street.on Friday, 8th, at 2:30 pm.Friends aoquaintances will attend without further notice.[Torouto and Washington papers please copy.) GHATEFUL\u2014COMFORTING.PS\u201d C EPPS\u2019S OA LEEEANFASL, \u201cBya mowladge of the natural !aws which Overy the opearailoas Of di osiion aud nutritio: and by & careful application of the fins pro; « of well-tcisçied Mr.£pps has provide i oûr breakfast tabics wita à dalicatoly tflavored buveragu which ivay savé us many heavy doctors\u2019 pills.lt 18 by tha judichoas use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up und strong cnough to resist avary teudeucy to disease.Hundreds of subtle maladles are fiosting around us ready to attack whervver there ia a weak point.We may escapo many a fatal shaft by keepin: ourselves well fortified with pare blood and a properly nourithed frame.Cioid ice Gazette.Made simply with boiling watoror milk.Sold in packsts and ins only (glo.and 1b.) labelled.SAN APPS & CO, Hornœopathic Chemists, LONDON, ENGLAND.x QUBEN'S HALL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 1309 ST.CATHERINE .TREET.On or about ths FIRST O: TOBER, tho management for the ensuing season propose placing the above rooms in charge of a irst-class teacher, memuvar of the of feacherz of Dancing of the United States.Seleot Assembly Friday Evenimg.Admission 750 The management reserve the right of admission.Hall to rent for Balls, Parties, 4c.Apply to WM.JOHNSON, At Hall, or 53 Victoria strest.creditors of the Estate of MONA, LESSER & 00.will be hold on.MONDAY NEXT, the 9th inst, at 3 pam.at the office of 8.Davis & Son, 58 McGill street.2943 8.DAVIS, Assignee.(CHAMP DE MARS STREET, NOS.TI 79, 81.all rented Stone front Dwellings, three rented ; buildings inthorough repair; lot nearly 30 feet fromt, , vary nice and çood-paytag will be sold by auction atour rooms, 235 dr.SEE STREET, Wednesday Next, 114h October.The proposed new Raliroad hne cause quite a Gummand for property in this ity.Sale at 10.30 a.m.SHAW & GowDET, Butter and Cheese.Our own market continues to be firn at our que tations of yesterday.There is an incroased move- 5 \u201cBoctsh markec is.firm, and in Now Yorx an active demand exists for choice grades of both butter and cheese.The; disposition o1 shippers would seem to be to the views of holders in the interior.Messrs.Hedg-, son Bros, of Liverpool, in referring to that market\u2019 say: To Checse\u2014We have a steady consumptive demaad, and holders have not shown a disposition to press sales, thas last week's prices have been i ' o quote Finest Col or White at to 2% We have had a very demand for lower grades at 46s Lo 30a.The market cioses steady.Butter is dull, and prices for American and dian are nominal, the quality being too stale and too soft.buyersdo notappear to take hold of this class où goods, excep: at much lower prioce than holdersask.We quote such at 86s to 96s, with little or no demand.Financial.The money market is quiet and the feeling easier as to demanded rates, which range from 8 to êt.In sterling we can there is nothing doing, so rates remain uno On the local Stoek Excha business is quiet and operators express no decided views as to the fatare of the share list, If anything ot a change can be rocorded it would lean to lower values on some stocks.The following are the on tho morning Board :\u2014 10 Montreal 3404, 35 do 63 Merchants 133, 49 Toronto 1883, do 188}, 100 Commerce 1434, 15 Intercolomial 40.325 Telegraph 128, 83 Riche- ° 0 787 100 Gus 1568 Boa P6018 a2 Lot Cde » as 0 » Al a St Paui 1671, 60 do 4674.° On the afternoon board of the Stock Exchange tho businessdono was not large, but the tone ot the market was one of firmness.St.Paul looked weak, and a decline of one per cent.is scored vst it.Salos are as jollows:\u20142 Montreal, 211: 10 Toronto, 188: 25 do 1883; 6 Molson, 181}: 135 Merchants, 133: 26 do, 188}; as, 18Y: 360 do, 1874; 150 Rich.and Ont 19; 443 o or; 100 St.Paul, 158}; 8/6 U.P.'R.,'1643: 98 do, 01634.Money in New York 4 per cent.LATEST PRICES -S1OCKS, ae.LIVERPOGE Oot.4.0pm.Oct 5 5 pu ve no lus à $ Fiour, ewt.\u2026.\u2026 $ Pont se » ou 1\" ¢ x Q 36 88 4 8e v 4 ¥ 3 v4 vy vy weg ve 810% U 0 6104 uv vu Veluwe 0 su VO |g [3] 604 vols a vu 16 #w#vli8 vo 1026 vu [1026 00 \u201c2 3 00 jus 3 & 9 we 00 fee 0 as volts 9 M40 ov |.9 3 \"SEW YORK STOCK KXUHAYGE.Reported by Maejouzail B Stoo: Deekern, Francois Xavier street, Got.no * , \" Op'g.lag.Oru:70tag.WU.Toi.87% 88% Union P.\u20261i * Lake Shove xd 114% des HoT.eeu ne on Pacific mail.6314 Man.KI.cer server Louvus ne.Heading .cce «oun ws 100 Kansne 27.288 so Cheah.4 O.26% ly 883, Can.Southem.,.4319 31 Paul 30% 6:44 Do Pret us D, B.- 1237 NM.PF.re Do Ivef.74% Ont 4 W 3p Ohio & .IW Ere AW, .i$ 112% Mok 40M.+.OG.8 Nash, : % 1820 fan rames.re > \"ete na ea 11.Central 148% Pex Pas.cate Wabssh.38% 35% Money.oo 481 > Do Pret.65e 651, st Paul à Mas !.! 51 168% MONTREAL SIOCK EECHANGR: Regoried fer Tus Stan byL J.à Cest slouk brokers, No.S25 Notre Dame sirsek.Od 8 5 Close prev Today's Last Semi- BANE ous fo Close, annesi divi- y ea Wednesday Morning Next, thollth Oct, ; at 10.30 a.m.+ à - faste 2epiandid core strictly commesclal proporty.SHAW & GOWDEY, 4 \"THOMAS WALLS & SONS, TRADE AUCTIONEERS, HONTHEAL and = » TORONTO.Notice to Our Customers.| We will boïd » SPECIAL TRADE SALE of FIRST CLASS READY-MADE CLOTHING, being posed of Merchant Tafiors\u2019 Misfits, to rare, Overesats.Fur Coa, Ferien on TUESDAY AND \u2018WEDNESDAY, the 104d and 11th of OCTOBER, and at our Warercoms, 10 DEBRESOLRE STREET, MUNTREAL, on the abave We will esl] from over 150 Packages of ~easonabdble Dry G qods Weediena, Linens, Shirts, and Drawers.300 Pleces of Table Otleleths THOS.WALLS & BONS, Trade Auctioneers, 2343 Montreal and ;erenta, IANO FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN; ONLY 230; square mabogany.838i.Lawrence street.Tv COMPOSITORS WANT Job Printing Office in this City.Must de accms- toned to all kihds of Job Work.Good Wages to com potent men.Apply, with references, 10 P, O.Box, 1366, ALESMAN \u2014 cs \u2014IM Dr \u2014ons aoçuain who knows business thoroughly; good salary to an Al man.Address, with rete ete, ete, to O'Donohoe Bros.13; King sk, ve Te LET-OR FOR SALE, COTTAGE AND Garden at St Hourl; near Gate, on the line ed Railway; Picasantiy uitasted na 27 Victoria strech, Montreal \u2019 * 2841 -RPOUMS AND BUARD VACANT AT mn Mansfield street.234 3 RNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS to let.107 Notre Dame street.234 6 M TANTÉD\u2014RY YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, sthuxtion as ceachman: ro erutande Nis business; @6od references.145 Donsventare NTED \u2014 A SECOND-HAND RAN WAN.\u201cH 323,\" Sraxo Se WW ANTED-A MAN TO TAKE CHARGE of a Paper Box Factory; one thal understands the business thoroughly.Apply \u201cEH 337,\" ran ofc, WwW ANTED\u2014WINTER QUAKTERS, BY A bedrooms E and his tierhan daughter.SA Rp ol bo et re 3 ; wou! ven fer atable modation.Aétress, * Winter \u20ac 8 200088 tars, P.O.box 1061.2 WANT ATO AS TRAVELER ons man kmowledye of general bu:laess.Actros H \u201d Gran 2342 esc SATION, SE THAD, A i #w 2543 WW 7 ANTED \u2014 BY A RESPECTABLE vo, , offices 0: Cl .re A clean.Apply todo.4 VWARTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG man se dark; to mike himealf gemeral- useful Address, Bran office.234 ¢ WANTEL=BY A GENTLEMAN, HAVING ; bedroom furniture, a carpsted room breaktaes and box, ta & private family.\u201cComo,\u201d SAR cfics: \u201c 234 à W SERVANT FOR A ; omall family; good wages.263 8.5 bo ot.OFFIC.WANTED TWO CARPENTERS J, ANTED\u2014AT ONGE, AT THE HU J etroet, à first-class bartender and | VV ANTED\u2014A MESSAGE GIRL AND \u2018WANTED IMMEDIATRLY\u2014A GOOD.OUT- - ter te take ch » Rusieess i & 2 3 ° RENS MANTLÉ [a | rf \u2019 SHORTEST NOTIOR.A LARGE AS- SORTMBNT OF MANTLE CLOTHS TO SELEOT FROM.WORK .F.Nmardon, coraer fit.Catherine nnd Bieary str-ots, and J Loriie (succammor $0 the inte Joseph Valade) Notra Dame, cor, Gosford 2341 NOTICE \u2014 À meeting of the| (GENERAL SERVANT WANTED \u2014 FOR mall family.130 Upper St Urbain street.$34 3 GUARANTEED FIRST-OLASS, £0 MANTLES.READY-MADE.ALL THE LATEST PATTERNS.ALSO, MADE \u2018 TO ORDER, FIRST-OLASS TAILOR EMPLOYED.a 150 NOTRE DAME STREET, xa J.& T.BELL, MONTREAL \u2014\u2014 re Having bad numerous inquires tatsiy for Burts have succeeded in making arrsngements with tha trol of their CELEBRATED BOO Ls lu this city.Wo have new received a first AS SORTED stock of thoir bess made soods, We also keop a well assorted stock of ** MALE.\u201d consisiing of gentiemen\u2019s Hand made work, alsy), Ladies\u2019 aud Misses\u2019 Sattom &c., and Slippers in endless-variety, at the Retail Store, 273 Notre Dame Street.J.& 'T.BELL, Manufacturers of Fine Shoes, Montreal.(ot Now York) Goods, we MES IR + BUET tor th+ nole con- OUR OWN Boys ant Tron:hs* School +, in fine French Mid, Gont, the city of Messrs.Charles Wilson, Sr 1232 FXHIBITION NOTICE \u2014 Our late @Xbibit at the Moutreal Rxhubition will show, if anything, the quality of the goods we kuop constanily onhand.Wè de not here 5 of it, know.nz the per- tion of a discerning public that viewed our exhibit have, with the judy ce, rendered their verdict as Lo tho appear ance, quality and extent of our exhibit, which is only a small sample of our stock to be found overy day in the idost, largest, und decidedly the cheapest turniture- hounsein thé PMomtnion, having already received the Judges' docision dy àwardiny us 8 tirst prixes.12 second prises, 6 honorable mention and 2 birhiy recommended, We now awuita call from the public generally, who may wat an5ibinz in our line, and \u2018sure them that we will leave nothing uahdone towards filling any orders tntrusitd to our care with that promptasse \u2018correctness ur dea.ings with t and attention Lhas have characteri.ol 37 years.OWRN .L.OGARYEY & SON, Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers naxi Dealers tn all kinda of I'lain und Fancy Furniture, Nos.7, 9 and 11 Notre Daine street, West, cornor of McGill street.ROOFS! ! \u2014\u2014 .SPARHAM CEMENT ROOFS, SLATE ROOFS, GALVANIZED IRON ROOFS, TIN ROOFS, ROSIN CEMENT ROOFS, GRAVEL ROOFS, PUT ON BY JOSEPH JAMES & CO.AINS, THE CARPLT WAREHOUSE, ESTABLISHED 1859).Stock now complete in every départmont! and the tn- ducements offered to purchasers are THR LATEST SIYLES, LOWEST PRI LARGHST ASSOBIMENT, | OREATEST Vv XY, RKMANSHIP, Fine Goods, Cheap Geots Goods at all Prices.Five Per Cent.Discount on ali Cash Purchases.JANES BAYLIS & SON, 229 xa 459 & 461 Notre Dame street.(CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, CUR - EW STYLES IN HATS.N \"Far Hata from the best makers; Boys\u2019 role and Scotch Capa, for school wear, at >.- eave tan PARGAINS IN GRAÎ BLANKETE \u2018 ; to secure one.Fresh supply of our Chong J.BAYLIS & SON, 229 xa 459 and 481 Notre Dame st.OR CRACKED Éérd-ning tro\" Nippies before Condos cv Nos NIPPLA OIL.Frice, 28c.Ourner Brodry tor streets.VV ANTED TO RENT, A SMALL HOUSE, ADDRESS, Stating Terms and Full Particulars, \u201c3B.B,\u201d Srax office \u2014 3440 \u2018VW ANTED.A FirstClass Collar Ironer, To do Table Wok He 2343 A.H.SIMS & OO.31 Bt.Peter street M RS.EMMA THURSTON, hav- Pullover sud Silk made to order; Hard and Soft | LANKETS.SCHOOL BAGS |.| Kuow 21kxa\u2019 Bick Moadacho and rellove all the troubles eat toa bllious stato of tagysters, such oe A rca after FRS to fa RS Saye able maccess has boon ebown th Caring SIGK Tie i Oenstipetion, cr sorely this anoying cox t, wi ali disorders of tho stomach, sti Even ir they cured and regulato the bowels, the; HEA] Ache they would be almost prices sudo from thio distressing complaints thelr goodness does notend eae my ors Str al $0 do without But after all eick head alate tho bot fortue herve, ard those vaine \"MANHOOD CAN BE RESTORED! 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