The Montreal daily star, 13 novembre 1882, lundi 13 novembre 1882

[" tent carthquake at Lima on the 11th.he striking Paris cabinetmakers have returned al Fetes Bts died at Lindsay.Ont, où \u201c There were snow drifts 10 $012 feet doep in Min- \u2018perota on Satarday.Bradlengh intends to try and take his seat in the Hous A rising has cocurred at Monte Christi, San Do- minge, tn favor of Gonzales.despatoh says the Carlist party has ce Qgirid despaton, dissolution.+ \u2018 whi se the cargoof the steamer ** Propitions,\u201d e \u2018bas been extinguished.now cases and ons dosth from yellow ; vars at Pennsools, Fla, on tho 13th 3 \u201cAH the Powers except France bare agreed to exercising sole control in Egypt.Xs Boers bave completely defeated the native .ae Boers ba and occupled bis territory.Se that Hanlan intends to settle perma-.in New York is not oredited in Toronto.+ M.DeUrais has been appointed French Ambas- or to taly, and Pascal Duprot, Minister to Republiean : iol En oe Page \"oe then ë eontipuation of the investigation into the ire yy Asyiam ey er pints un- fresh Itia said the Chilians are attempting $o befool the United States in connection with the recent Dupwe, negotiations \u201cThe Danish Government has asked the Russian ment to co-operates in a search for the nia eo, oof \"ho sod wi boop sels delivered of a eel © ci will tized on nes- à - -dayaudbe d Isabel.A4 It is said that the Capadian Pacifie Railway intend removing the blacksmith shops from Prescott ; to Montreal carly next Spring.CA The steamer \u2018John Chambers,\u201d with 800 bales > eotton.was'eunk in edilision, at Plaque Mine, ë on the 13th, with a towboat, Pv rai Stono Pasha will probably be Chief ef n the army being organ or service \u2018Boudan against the Faise Prophet, The twenty-sixth annual.dinner of the Boston Press Club took place osturday might.Governor- aleot Butler addressed the mombers.The potice havo discorered in the house of à man .named Horwarth, in Little Pesth, 600 cartridges, - ga number of hand grenades and other explosives.\u2018 Itis reported that O'Hara (colored).elected to from=the Second Carolina District is in- aren Coen who was ansnocessfully shot at at Thursday, is Governor of Spalate.It mes there have been difficulties with the Italian of the population.on account of the strong tide the steamship on Saturday crashed into her pier at Nox York with terrific force.nearly cutting it in © two.Damaxe to vessel swall.The Radical! Left and Demonoratio Union in the J Prasich oh Chambers, bave decided to oppose any in- on_ regardin; e vernment 8 policy pui vert the ae been voted.Niagara Bridge Company have given notice vof heir intention to apply to Parliament for power to construct a bridge across the Niazara River, somewhere between Lewiston and the Falls, The Déarw of Lima states that Montero, ndt knowing how to mest the hi te of o's th Govern- m inted œunici es he cour pe rd git a monta 86 their \u201cIn the Cassiar B.C.mining region the past sea- on 880 men vers, sanle od: The amount taken Jook for next year fully equals that of the present year.The week of rebuilding Eddy\u2019s factories nl Hull, PEAR bk Po Ary amount is the aggregate to 200.006 in round mn 4 \u2018The acckdent to Mr, Morton American Minister : I Ege wife, wile\" driving on Priday: was = collision e overturned, past: -vêre Sxiricated through the windows uninjured.=: êtr Jehn Macdonald left Ottawa, on ; whe re be will see bis sister ce per , fessor Williams, of Queon\u2019s College, who is very ill.Je will Ar visit Napanee, to be examined in the * It is feared thet ow owing to the burning of a small Leila erected near the Observatory, to assist } Prof oung in his observations, tbe proposed ho ne of the transit of Venus cannot be ï ao at Princeton, N.J., the time being too short | fe before the event to again make arrangements.{ It is belleved.the Spanish Cortes will reassemble on the 26th instant and without a Royal message, En sad that a vote of contidence will be brought for- : ward.The Ministerialists are confident of having } » majority of 100.The Dynastic Left affirm that their party will nat endesvor to overthrow the Ministry by parliamentary vot.TROUBLES IN ALASKA, Fight With Indinna\u2014A Village Destroyed.- Vicronia, B.C., November 11.\u2014The revenue zutter \u2018* Corwin \u201d brings particulars of the tight with the Indians and the destruction of a village.* The village was located at Hochinoo, on the Alaskan coast.The tribe had seized hold of twe white men and a steam launch, which was sent out with a tug to whale.The launch was : provided with bomb gearing, and when the ex- * \u2018plosion occurred and the Indian chief sitting ÿ an the launch was killed, the wide surrounded > and captured the launch and nearly got passes slon of the tug.The * Corwin,\u201d with sixty \u2018nailors and marines, was despatohed to Hochi- 5 «oo, The captain demanded the surrender of ~~ the launch aiid the prisowers, which was re cL fused.Next morting, a Gatling gun was - placed on ths beach ; a force landed, and de- 2\" -_ stroyed all the Indians\u2019 canogs.The Indians £1 7%.fled tothe woods.The village was shelled and the buts ldoted and burned.Several warriors who ventired out of the woods were killed.The tribe has been guilty oi many acts of cruelty towards the whiter.Hearing that the Indians had taken poesession of the American nN Fur Trading Company's station and held all the employees prisoners, Commandez Healy went to their relrel.The ludians were vel hostile, Theiz village wax shelled and destroy all the prisoners released and the two chiels made prisongr OJL EXCITEMENT.Bapron, Ont., November 11.\u2014The oil ex- ment here-is extending itself to such an ex- t that ali other matters, both in public and, private life arn made subservient to it.At 3 o'clock to-day boring operations commen- red, and at the time of writing the auger is early forty feet below the surface.A consid- vrable quan itity of gas is already noticeable, aad the drillers state that the soil so far is exactly the sxe as that found in the oil region at Fettolia.The derrick has beet crowded ol day aud ma ectures are afloat \u201cns to the ot fool oe at ie test.The indications \u2018or pil have been very strong for years, and nearly everyone who has inspected these indications haz every confidence in the success of of the scheme now under way.B8everal oil speculators have already been here and are now, waiting the result of the test Before taking further stops in matter.Jones, of this place, has the contract for » wall'and has two practicable drillers from Te- \u201ctrolia Joing the work.It is expected that 100 \u201cfeet a day will be sunk, provided, of course, that no accidents occur and the sail is good.Bock in the company is being rapidly taken up : sad oasidarale speculation a going on.THE GRANT-BEAUDRY case OrtAWA, November 11.\u2014In the case of Grant vs.Beandry, this afternoon, Mr.Doutre, Q.C., for the ap) t, read voluminous notes taken in the ower court.The question of vufficiancy of notice was raiced, the nch ex prossing iténif of opinion that because a letter the date of Montreal it was not a snfficient notise the residence of the advocase \u2018writing wos that city.The Quebco Cote made is cétapalsery to give dus notice of the residence \u201c of the parties interested, and the point was raistd whether or not the mere mention of the cizy was suffeient or hether he a sd number of the street should given, * ba having been born in Canada and never ENGLISH AFFAIRS.The Cloture\u2014Lord Roscbery\u2019s Address\u2014 Mr.Treli-pe's Iimous\u2014Mnil Contrsets \u2014Tennysen's NewPiny\u2014-igyptian and Irish Affuire-Germeral Notes.New Yorx, Nov.12-\u2014The Tribune: London special despatch rays :\u2014Ministers aro more thas satisfied with the majority of 44 for the frst rule It exceodod by 8 the whip's calculation.Lord Rosebory's addrees, as Lord Rector ef the University of Edinburgh,has attracted unusa- al attention in the English press.It was distinguished by general good sense, brilliant rbetoric aod au appeal to Scotish pride.Mr.Troliope\u2019s iliness is paralysis, complicated by apoplectical symptoms.He remained uncoe- scious and speechless from Friday till Thursday.Now he is improving slightly.The physicians are hupetul of his ultimate recovery.His illness is due to persistent ovqrwork.The World's London special! says :\u2014The Am- orioan stock market is inanimate, but Atlantics have recovered somewhat, it being rumored that Allport will join the voting trustees of the Now York, Peupsylvania & Ohio Railroad.The Sun's London special says :\u2014The Postmaster General saya that when the New York mail eontracts are entered into, the lines making the chocs bis will\u2019 be - favored, pro- idea car regaterity Jentilie it Tennyson's new prose play, The Promise of May,\" was produced last night before a brilliant audience, at the Globe Theaire.The play was a complete failure.Mr.Gladstone and wite and Miss Tennyson were among the spectators.Interost in the late elections in the United States is deop and widespread.They divide attention everywhere with most important political events here.Lord Dufferin has entered on his duties in Egypt with the most conciliatory policy toward the Notables, but every development during the week points in the direction of independent and pormauont English ococupation.The Times says, conaidering the policy the Government has pursued up to this point, there is no reason to think that hereafter they will lose sight of the solid vested rights that England has acquired in Egypt.It is asserted that all the powera except France have agreed to the assumption by England of solo control in Egypt, and that Franee is only stipulating with a view to the protection of some special interests, the settlement of which will be determined in a fow days.Russia failed in the attempt to establish a French alliznce, snd then agreed to the English project.Lord Randolph Churehill\u2019s propozal to force a dissolution of Parliament by obstruction fell fiat, securing no support from his own party.It excited the ridioule of both sides, and considerably damaged Lord Randolph.The Irish parlimentary party admits that Mr.Gladstone's spesches during the week have placed the cause of Home Rule in Ireland uporr a practical political footing and given it a standing before the Government as astonishing as it was unexpected.It is not improbable that one of the earliest steps will be the granting of elective county boards, with the right to nominate sheriffs and magistrates, elect boards ot education, poor law and publie works Leading Liberals claim that this can be done without any danger of disintegration, and that Mr.Gladstone has only fairly stated the present disposition of the Government and most prominent men of his party on the subject.There is a great change in public feeling on the Irish question.Mr.Davitt\u2019s utterances are now spoken of as arguments iustead of astrenson and in- -éendiarism, and any rational project looking to the alleviation Of existing grievances, the betterment of the tenant elasses and goneral improvement of the country receives consideration, unless it be at the hands of the ultra Tories and Jingoes.Persistent and intelligent agitation, the gradual subsidence of agrarian outrages and the disappearance of the dynamite element have brought about this feeling, and uwn'ess some wholly unexpected con arises, Home Rale will shortly be ascepted as à natural and peaceful incident of the political progress of the country.- The continued decline of the exports belies the roseate statements of Mr.Chamberiain, President of tho Board of Trade, regarding the i ment in trade.Throughout the manufacturing districts great dulness prevails, and English manufactures of cotton are diminishing largely.The condition of trade generally is regarded by business men as far from satisfactory.A great part of England is new Hooded by the heavy rains which have been falling of late almost without intermission, so that in searcely à single distriet has Autumn wheat been sown.Traffic in some parts of such towns as Canterbury and Reading is earried on in boats, and the country upon each side of the railways looks like » lake.Sheep rot has made its appearance in many places.PRINCIPAL GRANT ON * MARMION.\u2019 KixesTon, Nov.11.\u2014In the course of his address at Queen\" s College last evening, Principal Grant remarked: \u201cI am informed that a discussion has been going on for some time, in the interest of politicians as to whether \u2018 Mar.mion \u2019 is a poem that may be read by young men preparing for our University.Perhaps | have noright to speak on so grave a subject, first, because \u201cMarmion\u2019 is prescribed for cur own mairiculation examination, and ne politician has any power to interfere with our self-government in the matter ; second, because last year 1 myself gave wy little son, a boy of nine \u201cyears old, * ion * to read.It is a terrible.busiméss.A Clergyman, the head of à college, in cold blood, let son read \u2018Marmion,\u2019 and the little fellow had the wickedness to like the book.So I shall say nothing on the subject at present, save to express the hope that the matter may be hushed up as qui as pos sible, Let it not.be known \u2018abroëd any more widely than it already is.Tell it not in J that Canadians are so hopelessly and helplessly stupid as to allow themselves to discuss whether ¢ Marmion\u2019 may or may not be read anywhere or by anyone.IRISH AFFAIRS.Stepplaz Hnnting\u2014 [he Joyce Tragedy\u2014 he Phoenix Park Murders.DUBLIN, November 11.\u2014At a meeting of | Lord Waterford's hounds, at Curraghmore, a number of farmers and ts attempted to if stop the sport.The huntamen dispersed the mob with whips.It is reported that one of the prisoners charged with implication in the massacre of the Joyce family has turned Queen's evidence.The interest in the trial, which begius on Monday.has greatly increased.DuBLIN, November 12.\u2014The prisoner who turned Queen's evidence in the case of the.Joyce family will depose thät he accom his fellow-prisoners to the residence of the Joyces, and while he waited outside the house be heard the sbricks of the victims.The polio admit that the proclamation recently published, rene the reward for the discovery of the Phenix Park murderers, was issued because they received important information, which they are now endeavoring to corro- NIHILISTIC MOVEMENT.Loxpox, Nov.13.\u2014The new and formidable revolutionary movement in the Baltic Provinces ot Russia is avowedly directed by a Nihilist erganization.It is confined exclusively to the agricultural population, among whom sovaral emissaries oË the Nihilistie committee have beenarmated.| The Government is unable to sen a military into these provinces, \u201cand janded Te crganigi nga gendarmaris to be commanded by themselves fox protection against thé revolutionists.Socialist agents are erdited with éorducting \u2018the revolutionary movement in Austria, RAILWAY ACCIDENT.Braprorn, Pa., Nov.13.\u2014Train No.4 on the Cuba extension of the Bradtord, Eldred and Cuba Bailread, while ranning at high speed, wan i Jerailed and thrown off a trestle Dea Clarksville, last might.The engine, tend baggage cay and two passenger cars were parie ma thirty fest beiow., Janes France, was killed.Large humbers are re [Es The engineer was making rp .« bitty, sud the sla AYTEMPTRD ASSASSINATION.Narrow.Esca of Judzxe Lawsen-A Weuid-be Attacks him wish a Revelven Dueuix, Nov.11.\u2014A daring attempt was made this evening to assassinate Judge Lawson in Clare street, Dablin.While the Judge was going to his elub, the protection police noticed suspicious movements on the part of an individual on the opposite aide ot the street.The man was afterwards seen to cross the road toward Lawson and put his hand in the breast of his coat, whereupon he was knocked down by the police and found to be holding a six- chambered revolver.The prisoner was taken to the station and gave the name of Co which is known to be false.He is known to be a forrmau carpenter, aud the affair is believed to have originated in à secret society.Numerous arrests are expected.Dusuix, Nov.12.\u2014Judge Lewson evidently had anarrow escaps from assassination last\u2019 evenin Since his sppeintinent as judge der the Prevention of Crimes Act, and more any since the severe newspaper comments upon him, he has never gone out without palios protection.He received a large number of threatening letters, and it is alleged had been sentenced to death by secret societies.The officer who knocked the prisoner down received a cut on the hand in the struggle.The prisoner's revolver is the exact pattern of those found in « house on Dorset street, where McMahon was shot some time ago.On the way to the poiice station prisoner tried to get rid of a dozen cartridges.His real name is Patrick Delaney ; he resides at 131 Cork street, Dublin.1tis believed that other persons besides Delaney were in the attempt, as an endeavor was made to stop the train so as to give the assassin an opportunity to escape during the confusion.The police say Delaney is a returned convict, who Is obliged to report himself to them from time to time.In 1870 he was senteuced to fire years for robbery and attempted murder.Search of the prisoner's house revealed nothing, but the police appear to regard his act corroborative of their suspicions relative to him in connection with another very important affair.A conference of the law officers was held at the Castle to-day, the Lord Lieutenant being present.The latter sent his secretary to congratulate Judge Lawson on his escape.After Delaney was secured, another man, supposed to be a confederate, got \u2018on the tram-car and éscaped.It is believed Delaney is a Fenian.SAD DROWNING ACCIDENT, Hauirax, N.8, November 11.\u2014A telegram received here to-day trom Pugwash brings par- ticalars of a sad drowning accident which occurred there yesterday.Charles O.Graham, agent of the Halitax Banking Company at Pugwash, and Gilbert Murdoch, Jr., railway engineer, went in a boat sailing on the harbor about 3 o'clock in the direction of Port Philip.Not returning last evening, search was made this morning, and the boat discovered on the shore near Port Philip, with the dead body of Graham alongside.A Coroner's inquest is being held on the body, and search made \u201cfor the body of \u2018Murdoch, Tat it has not yet been found.It is supposed that the boat upset and Graham clung to it until he perished.AGRICULTURAL RETURNS.Wasuivoron, November 11.\u2014The Novem.ber Commission\u2019s report to the Department of Agriculture is similar in tone with the - ing returns.Planting was later, replanting more general than for several years.The prospect to July 18th was discouraging, causing a sharp rise in values of grain and meats.Since then the season has been steadily favorable to growth and ripening, and deferred frosts made the growing period a full average length.Some correspondents deem it too early for an accurate estimate, and think the outcome will be better determined by December returns of uct.In the former years the December uct has been the lowest.Miia General Orders.The Canada Gasstte contains the following \u2014 Montreal Brigade of Garrison Artillery, to be first lieutenant, Sud Lieutenant Frederick Seymour Brueh, G.3, vies Cole promoted; and Lieutenant David » GS, vice Birks Bromo; 2od Lieutenant Wm Henry Arnton, -3., vice Whitby promoted ; 2nd Lieutenant Ernest Howard, GS, vice Trotter promoted.Moutreal Company of Brgineers\u2014First Lieutenant Heary Goodwin is hereby permitted to retire with rank of Second Lieutsnant.The tollowing APpaars in tho Militia General Orders :\u2014Imperial Army Aot 1881 and Appendix No.4-\u2014Quoen\u2019s Regulations 1881 \u2014With re- forence to No.1 of General Orders, (1) 13th January, 1883, by which was brought into force in the Militia of unes from and after 27th October, 1881, the \u2018Regulation of tho Forces Act, 1881\u201d (Army Act, 1881), it is thought |] necessary to bring to notice that A Appendix No.4 to the Queen\u2019s Regulations and Orders for the Army (Sec.16, discipline) takes * effect in anv puce from the date on which the Regulation of the orces Act, 1881, comes into operation in tit place.\u201d All ranks are, therefore, to be careful to make themse ted \u2018with and to carry out the.instructions contained in the said Section 6, Appendix No.4.Those are, viz, | No.4 of the Queen\u2019s Regulations and Ordets | for the Army, 1881, for the Militia, 1879, Injuries to Horses, Actual Service.\u2014 The following addition is made to paragraph 788 of those lations sub- paragraphs 1 and à vie, (1) claims tor compensation for injuries to horses whilst being embarked upon or disembarked from railway trains must show that the provisions of pare- graph 488 were complied with in respect to the embarkation or disembarkation as the case may ; (3) claims for injuries to horses must Des the number of dafs each horse was actually and necessarily incapacitated in consequence + thst injury from performing wor and must be.verified by veterinary sons who attended the case.vd ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH.RAUBER rai Sermon by the Rev.J.Edgar Hi.The Rev.J.Edgar Hill hed his first sermon in St.Andrew*s Church, before a large congregation.Taking as his text Rev.vi, 16 : \u201c Fall on us, and hide wa Yrom the face of Him that sit- teth on the throne, and ffom the wrath of the Lamb,™ the reverend paie ee after entmerat- ing the various t the human mind, ne s7mbotipod by aniseale, went On te explain the ing paradox smbodied in the words, \u201cthe ath =\u201d the Zamd.\u201d He explained \u2018that this wrath was only the reflex of our own disturbed couseience, when bronght face te face with the unalterable sweetness or the Lamb, Christ, in the last laa day of judgment, \u2014and to some, d r No aot or circumstance could suffering on mah\u2019s soul as was evolved frem his own eonsoiousness of irreparable sia.When all on which the sustainment of man's pride depend- od was swept away, and he stood alone in the spirit, then indeed was the \u201c wrath of the Lamb * made manifest.The preacher strongly condemned the futility of discussing tho question of the eternity of > panishraent, explaining 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evening may be t.A special feature of the occasion = be an address by the Rov.Father: Monk, son of Hom.Mr.Justis Monk, and |: DOUG ia openers | Gatherine CEE pa Ghia 0 Brion, 4c, 45.ALEX.BERMRER, 64 a.UTLERY\u2014JAS.W.HANNAH oF 00, beg to call assorted stock of Table tiers Vista Corner = Porc Por a Kasors, Scissors, de.VATARRH \u2014A new Treatment troarmonta Particulars ani froatise frooon re- us stamp.ME DIXUN, 30! 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eo Abstr Ari So TETE FURNISH RUOM.& CA.wt, above S 2656 iL Booms Thauted.NS | AN D A E.A SENT GENTLEM, ESIRES.WELL FUR.|.room, with ais orsloos dinners il paire for ; ur = price on right aocome eu RST-CLASS RE FORTE ve BD.Apply SEAR Offien, 690 ANTED\u2014 Fate Fin smiths for Lamp Making.Apply 4-5.WANTED.«GIRLS TO COVER FLAT Highest Wages Paid, GEN TS WANT * veltes in every town.Baylis, New York Novelty Store, ONBELRS WAN Fluid Beef Wor a EL\u2014ro0 TED \u2014 AT MAN WANTE st; BLS WANTED T0 LEA trade; age from 1310 15.Apply 56 RIPPERS WANTED\u2014TO WORK B pound or week.Apply at once, to 31 8, John à PpEacHETS ny ANTED \u2014 ON A WAS) LED A JUNIOR C House.rns frs tan ae, to P.© Box MA JANTE TED\u2014A GOOD LOOK : GOOD REFER.ances required.abe 56 Sharbeookts sirect © WANTED\u2014CIGAR PACK.BOLLE vanced prices given.B Davis à ie NURSE: MUST 8PE Union À Le A SMA establishment, ordore and deliver goods; ma satisfactory references rah sixteen, a good lve jousy rally Serpar office., ANTED\u2014+A BKER D - APP.William's Brewery.= VASTE SENERALSERVARÉ WIRE a NTED-GOUD G ; ; W + D GENER.8 AN ; .VWWARTED-HARDY BLACKSHNIL J HN .G54 Craig street.2 3 A SERVANT G Square ; good wages.ANTED \u2014 os LAD SF WAX TED \u2014 Board, i BA FOR sos 2 so- JBOARD=VACANCIER 890 ON TARIQ 55 oT: the six manths).tn ad 0 erm oti Bs).ee $15.attind 10 ub.w BAEC FRONT BED BEDROOM DOM AND SITING tend the wisxly lectures Law, at the 107 Union 4 Avenue.Toe College, Me.3.CURRAR, Gon MLP., free of ch FIRST-CLASS BUAHD 3 AND EE Por forcher fuforraation sdirees, FUBTCLASS Ban, 2638 A.RUSSELL, President, amily Te, Metcalfe st.iy] .Gop BOARD-$3 PER WEEK ow ViTER J ADIES\" COLLEGE, GoD Eo BOARD AND ROOMS.$3 SEG: COMPTON, QUE.IN TER PRICES\u2014BOARDERS TAREN IFTEEMEDIATE AND FINISHING SCHOOL FOR Ww mon M ressons the Prin- YOUNG LADUES WITH A PRKPARATORY Ertan VOOR US NO ee mass Lord Bishop of Gnebon fies, 2.ike Cf or exparien Poe Sux aoctotes a root ponton ava to puplls bac wird is Cosy Locality beantiful and very healthy.| TERMS MODERATE.Puplls received at time duriag your, charged only from Gadel entering.the = Yor cironlars containing fall particulars as to course of staiy, Sees, testimonials and and references, address, 28 J EWELLERY AND WATCHES AT STODDART, AT STODDART\u2019S, 41 & 41} BLEURY STREET, \u2014 Have on hasd the and most complets of GOLD AND SILVER LEVER WATCHES WALTHAM, SPRINGFIELD, KLEIN, and other Celebrated Avett can NAL LEVER WATCH A TImporters snd maker ot Yoglish and Swiss Lever $10.00 buys a Bold Filver Lover Watoh, \u2018Warranted two years, and sent free to any part of the Dominion.$12.00\u2014W rane threo yoars; Extra Jowslled; a 213.500, Kaira Heavy cates; Large Size.£20.00 nee hives Lovor yet tmport- kecps time in ai: Warranted not UT fie esconds pps yer» warra ney given with each watch, and sent free to any part 4 Gorn arom FROM 915.dt aussi Waltham Watch Oo.Memwindors, best qual Solid Gold Caves, 15 Karst.United eu Sous Go © United Bates $95, $100, sue S190.8 ou.cases.Ellery Waltham, 14 karst, Solid $850 $75.00, Stem- JEWELLERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION | z Ps ana 1.x8 FE, TRIMMING FOR THE buy Far hundreds \u2018of «iforent Hira Capa Mut eu Jot cts sien Tepaired for little AMERICAN FUR STOR.195 91 Lererente séros oo dor.Dorchester st.10 12 SL, LENHENOE GRAIN COMPANY, OFFICE: 227 comussionuzs STREET.\u201c NOTICE.î The sonmcn af Ciladosta Ncinge being now over for Unis year, all refidring these waters for medicinal ob able usc, cun te supplied by amy of the principal gee THE PROPRIETOR OF THE RICHELIEU HOTEL will, from date, tale Bossdsrs for the Winker Beason Parties desiring 10 visit the accommodation please cal from 10 to 13 a.m.and from 40 6 pra.$37 Oped WHAT THE PEOPLE TE HERE WE HAVE A SUBJECT WHICH 1S WELL CHOSEN FOR THIS SEASON OF THE WHEN APPEARANCES OF AN, EARLY AND COLD WINTER SEEM TO WARN US THAT ALL THE NATURAL HEAT WE POS- SKSS WILL NOT BE SUFFICIENT, AND THAT THE PURCHASE OF A GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL SUIT OF CLOTHES: AND A GOOD.HEAY.TLY LINED AND WARM O COAT WILL \u2018BE ONE ye gr MOST JUDICIOUS INVESTMENTS A MAN CAN MAKE.THESTYLE | ANDCUT OF OUR WEARING APPAREL, AND THE DESIRE \u2018TO HAVE ITMADE FROM-MATERIAL | CHASTE AND BECOMING AND THE PREVAILING PATTERN, I8 ALSO NOT TO BE CONDEMNED AS A VANITY, BUT RATHER AS AN EVIDENCE OF REFINEMENT.THE QUESTION OF COST 18 ANOTHER ONE WHICH IS WELL WORTHY OF CONSIDERATION ; BUT, FORTUNATELY, BUYERS IN MONTREAL AND VICINITY\" CANNOT COMPLAIN IN THIS RESPECT, IF THEY COMPARE THEIR |! FACILITIES TO BE WELL AND CHEAPLY CLAD WITH THOSE OFFERED BY ANY OTHER CITY IN THE DOMINION OR.UNITED STATES, WE HAVE HERE ONE VAST EMPORIUM | WHERE THE GOUDS ARE GOTTEN UP OF A QUALITY AND IN| A STYLE OF MAT WORKMANSHIP AND TRIMMINGS WHICH HAVE NEVER BEFORE } | BEEN PRODUCED IN ak WE REFER TO THE B ONEPRICE CLOTHING.HO EF 41 AND 438T, SOSEPHSTREET | WHI FROM A SMALL BEGINNING ER YEARS AGO, NOW RANKS THE LEADING vers.oF trem .ING HOU WHO pe retient by RS tn arnt RETAIL, OF lott Ce, at Quiebenia peines, er TO.SHOEMAKERS.| Einexs Sables a OARDING AND SAL Spm i Eg va B pga va SES rom rar 38050 EEE SEs te ey te, dad from his eo cms tho.oars, | | management of al ile 1m nan ggement of some of the Arst 000 as sn ANTED\u2014CARPENTERE Ouiaboirs, 71 Hibornia Ron, Sk 7 ; send RK «+ Wholesals Dey ü coûf .x5.\u201c85 2049.mmm BB.A YOUNG MAN HOLDING HIGH TESTL.monials several yoars* 2e ee, 1e uy I.0.Boz 948.STATION.a ANT A 7 man, a situa utile As Cook ox Wort hiouente where ahe can take her boy, 13 months in street.A EsPR BLE W 92 St 32tmation setae a6 ED-SITGATION BY shipping PINAL YALA ming MPRA An 4 Wax A WHOLESAL smart vod Cie So take PARTS ERSHIP.Wanted \u2014 À Partners he toù cri pete rank.sad oceans, manuiiciors Va a lien, sod clew articles LESAL AND & = WN \u2018 A Sw, OC.Wo LIEPIAY, TF YoU WANT TO! SEK E THORN 5 | FL hp 5 To Jove, th ctvertiaer rtiear to a with ; destami The verde.ty 5 Total.Present ily average 17,851 oy and Bol- In SEER a \u201cCerrespondent and Agent fre ish sdverti- = Age fr Bagi wou ag.\\ \u201cMONDAY, NOVEMBER 13.1842.Obit.vs deeply regret tohave to announce the Seath: of Mr.Howard J.Logan, of the editorial taf Tax Syax.Mr.Logan was a native of Amberst, Nova Scotia.He was a young man \"with marked abilities and of exceptional \"4 geemiscras a journslist.He was exceedingly popular among bis journalistio confreres and others with whom his duties brought him in sentact, as well on accotinit of his kindly and fremsuming disposition es-of his general high .puirciples.His family will, we are sure, have the \u201c euedial sympathy of the gentlemen of the Mont, - Maal pressin this sudden and sad bereavement.«= Mr.Logan grestly distinguished himself as the special correspondent of THE STAR at Ottawa during the last sessiugi of Parliament, his letters \" gwoking wuch spontaneous and hearty com- _giondation.He was the victim of malignant byphoid faver, which attacked him only a week ; \u201cage, add terminated fatally yesterday after- \u201c4 CORRESPONDENT in our Saturday's edi.asides a question in connection with the tp subeidire the Omnadian Pacific , which is well worth the consideration i those Aldermen who are the tools of the Bailway Company.Our correspondent re- \u2014minds-us- that any Alderman voting away any * maoay illegally, i is personally liable for the con- \u201c-{aquences, We are aware that the Aldermen, \u201cbb are working 50 actively in favor of\u201d the scheme, allege that there is a : of a fund available for the proposed - subsidy without an appeal to the electors, but if the members of the Council know that they axe perscnally and pecuniarily liable for any - gam they may vote without the authority of the : toys it may perhaps make them careful #9 sme that the authority for the expenditure is \u2026 tmquestionable.They cannot plead ignorance .{masmuch as the question of competency has esmraised already by Alderman Donavan, \u2018The Downfall of the Republicans.-+ Ii'really looks = little ss if the national con- talence had been touched in the United States.\u201c Ts way be a hard fortune which compels » peo- _ pin | when it bas lost all patience with one political party, to turn to another party which Red previously forfeited ite confidence; but HMIII there is always reason to hope that the party which for years was excluded from power .gay bave learned wisdog from adversity.and pay be prepared, for a time at least, to avoid /, some of ita former evil ways, The causes ve bave coptributed to the overthrow of the Republican party are many, but they \u201cmy oll be said to fall under the bead of ane great cause, politios] selfishness and \u2018eruption.Ths party thatproduced a Guitesy, _ thet fell asunder into twe equally rapacious \u201cand equally unscrupulous factions, that fed the + Star routs thicves for years atthe pnblio crib, shat aquandered the public revenus in dishon- ,- oat appropristions, that forged proxies and \u2019 } Denght delegations, that made a mock of Civil #fesvios Reform, and yet withal, put on Phari- \"gabe airs as though it possessed a monopoly of virtue and principle, has now de- \u2018 Swvedly fallen before a hurricane of popular in.It speaks well for the American \u201cpeople that they bave taught the Republicans tha lesson.It shows that, ffter all, the peo- are not like the politicians.They will with them long\u2014too Jong sometimes \u2014but ne their ways, and when fhings get to bad they find » remedy.The + Derocrats have now a fine opportunity of earn- Ing an independent title to public confidence.: AE puesent-they enjoy à favor which they ows & Slkigly th Gib distretis {bte videh Their rivals Jags, fille Their budem is now \u201cfo show tbat they bave a real desire to give the ; People honeat government and legislation.They wil), of cours, have many temptations to en.Jountés.There aru ravenous supporters who Will wes compensetion for their services at the expense ; but the moment is very favor \u2018alle fer making o serjous effort to establish / quinciples-ef admiufatration-worthy of » great snd free people.Ws shall hope for the best; 0 we may say ve foal confident that for some : = diese te come, there will be an improved tone ln pubèle afiirs cn the other side of ths line.Pa , Caustseantion of Gog sod Mager.=\"Âus of Whe: latest official utterances.of the Joel Mayor of Loudon, who-has just © passed dpa was\u2019s solemn protest against the 'N oe\u2019 Commisefomand His Lordship 28k mat hesitate to aver that fhe gitack upon #00 guilds wae the beginning of À revolution valy end, like the French Tevolu- # smarchy and confusion.\u201d The exhis hiss gotten up by thé Worshipfal Company will mot be.es waeless as it might Kate txpectad to be, for it furnished a Hed Mayor with an oppartanity of communi- te the listening werlds-a Lord Mayors ef te 5 pu Members and thet Gates cn ee DE-FOOM; 200-mem bor, rag TA SATURDAYS FRER.ou New Mvertsements To-Day yom sara av Medien! Hall, 84.Semen Berend, AND MaDIOAL.HALL BRANCOE SQUARE.Stel 4: |W INTER AMUSEMENTS.Winter, usbers, in the true term of Canadian enjoyment, and very Sleighing., Tobegzaning and Sknting noe the Le cuis Winter ia Hkely to be .asy one in this respect, anda asie number of our frichds to expected to cune over to onjoy tas we woukl utter entails retribu! tion in the shape of | Fos.-FALL -SUITS - CHUBOHILE &'C0., 157 St.Antoine ut; PORMBELT OF-LONDOK, ENGLAFR | Beart Forget Sporialtz-Pante-60.- rm CUBR ONLY, Svs Seve Threat, Hoarseness, Coughs & Ooldin ; and.a general derangemant of the Grays Syrup of Red Spruce Gum, NEW ENGEAND PIANOS, \u201c1 SPirtv-class reliable Pianou ven be forme NR Fiance, st a moderate prise.Each instrament toed for ive years.| C.W.LINDSAY, Agent.Waruroomé: 1312 Bt.Catherine Biroek 288s 3 N taie ne à hereby give no- Neveu is no longer, and hae boen in our em dorment: sinoe Jay lant, and that nh hot ahorts collout any accounts dué to us, 100 was ad we Shalt AOE be hot do any business .sible or ny debta contracted In our name an authoritatton in writing from us.REVITR & as 304 8 © T23 8t C thertns + pEASE PIANOS,\u201d price Piano mannfactured im New York.M \u20ac.W.LINDSAY, Agent.: - Waresooms: 1319 St.Catherine Street.CANADIAN PACIFIC RATLWAY COMY.IMPORTANT.\\'T NOTICE, SALE OF LANDS IN SOUTHERN MANITOBA.2,500,000 ACRES, WITHOUT CONDITIONS OF SETTLEMENT OR CULTIVATION.tpm QE crc wll ve for fu ai, commansine 90 November, Intant ob the oi of he Land 411th 024 wumbieed sections owasd by the Company in : SOUTHERN MANITOBA, | ue Woe of the Bod River, between the 34 mile belt, on the main Hub and the Internaticnal Boundary 8, between the main line boit and the line between the Tous, extéading weet to che longitude of Mooes\u201d Jaw, compris- ac ofthe een dla EF Pom Souris, Pelican and Whitewater Lakes, & the Moose Mountain.nde will to sold o4 Modeeste the made the | hood Mo prieis, based on valuations by Company\u2019s exam- de Settlement or Cultivation Duties ave Ameual Tatisimones wis Tater eo oh payments being e its twill Tan I Grant Bonds prea thet sound a appiisniton wt the A pre == ass von YMRAVDE, Lard Commicicnm, Winsipn: she EL tee SOLS $Y ALL CHEMISTS, | gop L ABRAHAMS ** En A\u201d CIGAR FIVE CKNT CIGAR IN THE DOMIRIOK FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.MANUPACTURED BY \u2026 | 300 ST.PAUL STREET.an \u2014 TO THE TRADE te tuform the a teats assortment of for she Holiday Trade: Of) Paiusi go MET, Tn on ven Frames, Geld Engels, a RY » ti, arr - are A BROWNS.Ti Ü CANADA BALSAM, A ORBTAIN OURN FOB | Coups, Cod, Hoarseness, Brenhits, ba, The tres from whith Cansds Baleam bs pede + )eured 8 commsénly called the American iRiver \u201cMis, or Balm of.Gilead Tres (Alise Balsomemd It is renowned fer iis valuable curative medls .cinal properties, and BROWX'S SYRUP OF |; CANADA BALSAM tmay be favorably etage pared 10 the veritable BALM OF GILEAD.n° ts Loir 10\u201d tot Bus over-boun Glosoventé vo TRY vin on J UST RECEIVED, CHRIPTH A8 CARDS 1 cation varity, tty utd rwixa & A CUNNINGHAN.ouidings ane aha De Detlens in in Vine Toe dry VILLAGE OF HOCHELAGA.Applications addressed to tbe undersigned wil de re: Fifsemmstb November Instant, for the postion of Chief of Police sud Fire Deparicrents the Muntotpailty of Hochelaza- \u2019 the © per cent.MONT SEREAT LINE FRUIT JUIN SAUCE, mrsoourz ve rue vanne 77 Gate Comigness ov (he Dominion of Canadas\u2019 H.SUGDEN EVANS & C0, MOLESALE DRUCOISTE M Je M.GEO.COTR, £ecretary- ALES, GÉT YOUR PLUSH om se, HOBOS: ra tod Americsa EFSsLIS LISH HAIR BROOMS DER AN AN Foon PRO = oR BT wae ULLEY\u2019S RETAIL RUA ona, \"02 à Tà BLEURT SERRE, iw Mashing Braghes qusdalin.ê ses er ERMA of 57 EA ah aan, orb Ab eo > - MIRTEK : ati À Pénal.ter, of § 200 aT AN\u2014AL Montreal Gemeral Iga ard J., son a Jobs my, Tea ! Eras St.Gabriel Village, Kav, 12, LIT to 84 Gavriel Church, hea 20, urcli, thence to Cemetery.Friends and uaintances are tnvited to attend.oa I8\u2014At the Montreal \u2014 of Lodges 1 Heucois, aged 1 Office, Mario year, 11 y \u20ac > ) v \" = toe late fv Found va he iis] onthe 11th task, the wits TRCH-44 160 st Antoine street, 08 ¢ he 4th ingh., \u2018wide ef D MANHLAGES pasauan, venience of the bride\u2019 Gistez, Nov.1 the Rev.Robert John pee 1 br le ae TE ee es Bo Rept ree eu, tho Bev.J.A me taken 0 Amberst, X.8, for totes- mot Fobra om her Biber .ER fists An ta Haman Cathe houle o Ross ae 1310 inst, after à short ill.2 founder, Tv avriacE_aven soe re residence of Francis Beattie, Brom Tn Ti Bh ART] VELVETS ; { i French Ostoman and Velvet Stripes at B Qursley\u2019s, French «Ottoman and Velvet Stripes at 8.Carslay\u2019s.French Ottoman and Velvet Stripes at 8.Carsley\u2019s.French Ottoman and Velvet Stripes at 8.Carsley\u2019s French Ottoman and Velvet Stripes at 8.Carsley\u2019s.wdonce of hie son-in-law, 0 Ÿ ES Friends nae 846 3 Qu Now 8, Dame Margaret Affteck, a Baiive ct Tapers FGRON_Fov.10, a4 Cote St.Paul, Heart Py at the ago of Funeral on Monday, fnst, at #.30 a.m.Friends and acquaintan ee ave invited to attend without further notice.the 11th inst, at Mr.J Albee: eldest Lo Tr, Joss on of Jokes Rod 1 semen 5 months, Pupersl fom father\u2019s residence, 107 St Hubert wrest on Mon- of his QDs the 13th inst., ad 3 o'clock in, sharp.Friends jnalotances are respoctfu requested to attend w any further invi \u2014 Lhe Weathen S pane=-Lhermometer a: Hears & NHurisea\u2019s dunng the lag 24 noms: \u2014 8 88m, pn Max wn Vean.Be @& \u2018G5 Came 3853 3s Reremster\u20144 pm.\u2014~29.50 8 a.m.\u201429.80 3 pm.\u201429.50 1 s.m.\u2014Probabilities next 24 hours: \u2014Strong winds and moderates gales, generally cloudy, eolder weather, with occasional rain and sieet French Ottoman snd Velvet Stripes ! at 8.Carsley\u2019s.French Ottoman and Velvet Stripes at 8.Carsley\u2019s New Etriped Plushes at 6.Carsloy\u2019s.New Striped Plushes at 8.Carsley\u2019s.Now Stri Plushes ped at 8.Carstey's.New Btriped Plushes at 5.Carsley\u2019s.New Stri Plushes pod at & Carsley\u2019s.Appeoinimenss this Evening.Academy of Music\u2014\" Olivette.\u201d Theatre Royal\u2014\"\u201d Squatter Sovereignty.\u201d They Didn\u2019s Nell stoves.Fbur or five weeks ago a woman with an undecided look on her face entered a Detroit hardware threaded her way for sixty feet among stoves of every pattern, and timidly inquired * Do you Loop stoves here I\u201d oo Yes\u2019 mm.\u2019 * Coal stoves 7\u201d «\u20ac Yes\u2019 m\u201d Bhe ssid she had been thinking of nga esal stove for the Winter, and the clerk took her in hand.He showed hor how the doors worked and how the dam and flues situated, and she'd think it over and drop in again.In about three days the woman rea were arranged, talked of double drafts, grest savings, increased cheerfulness, - yeduetion in price, and all that, and she said ppeared and inquired of the very same clerk if they sold goal stoves.He replied that they did sell one Now Stri Plashes ped st 8.Carsley\u2019s.MILLINERY SHOW ROOM.Beaver Hats, Garnet oclor, nt & CARLES, Beaver H: Prune oolor, ni : ! 1 8 CARSLEY'S.Beaver Hats, Olive color, at & CARSLET'S, Beaver Hats, Myrtle color, ' && CARSLEYTS Beaver Hats, Seal color, at 8 CABSLEY'S, Black Beaver Hats at 8 CARSLETYT'S, (COLLARS.CUFFS.Eh CHECKS.- PARTS OP THE DOMINION.8 now and then, and re cleared is voice and be- Linen and celluloid ooliars and cuffs.i.Brine, usual thirty minate lecture an, the 8 CARILEY'S, Cn the Detroit and the Peninsular : puichigan, The beautiful nickel-plate, the place Linen and eelluloid oollars and cuffs.Ta for the tea-kettle, the ornamental legs\u2014the à CARSLETE Ÿ enti-clinker abaker\u2014all pri Peru were touched Linen and oslluloid collars and cuffs.# upon and praised and ed, and the wo- 8.CARELEY'S said she wouldn't Make ons along under - arm just then, bnt would call again.She Linen and celluloid eoliars and euffa.» called again that same week, hi the same 8.CARSLEYS.Jecture from the same clerk, and started for the Linon sad oellulcid collars and oufts.benk to draw the money to pay for a base- 8 CARSLETL burners.That was the Inst seen of her for a week.Then sho walked softly in and inno- | Linen and eelluloid collars and cuffs.cently inquired : .S CARSLEY'S oppose You keep cosl stoves Lines and celluloid collars sod cuffs ot Not any kind 7\u201d & CARSLEY'S.«Not a aus.We used to, bus went out of Linen and celluloid collars and cuffs.| the business à yesr age.\u201d & CARELETS.There were twenty coal stoves on the floor, - - t if she saw them she didn't let on.She Linen and ealizloid oollars and ouf ved & sigh of disappointment, glanced | .ve around bar, and went slowly out with the re- - Lines and celluloid collars and cuff pl, det knew 1 or bee deu W - t it wouldn't any harm to look at some of the Intest makes.\u201d\u2014Detroit Fres ATERPROOFS.- rer | Babber Waterproofs.% camsrary \u201c® ; New Advertisements Wis PM, | vo 5.CARSLEYTS 4 HER FURNITURE TRADE at -3 T re rap with Bubber Waterproofs.tes, Cr \u2018en, ko, oe mies re on SEAL Babber Waterproofs.à CansLars, KING & CO.653 Oraig st.abs = (GRETONNES.ToT Waterpro L cansLET A LARGE ASSORTMENT, IN ENGLISH Rubber Waterproofs.AND FRENCH PATTERNS, INCLUDING 8.CARSLEY'S.¢ ; THOSE PRINTKD ON HOTH SIDES.WIF- r DOW HOLLANDS, tn 8 LARGE VARIETY.WASHABLEOPAQUE WINDOW LINKN, SPRING AND (HEAP EST.ENGLISH WINDOW ROLLIRS FOR BLINDS GILT WINDOW CORNICKS, GILT WINDOW POLES, BLACK 5.CARKLEY'S ë WALNUT WINDOW POLEAS CABPET REMMNANTS AT Rubber Waterproofs are the Cheapest.JOB FRICE.8 CARSLEY'S : a, FRENCH KID ¢LOVE WAREHOUSE, \u201ci.MerARLUAEMD 1897, Rubber Watarproofs aze the Best 8 CARILRY'S : va THOS.MUSSER, ie at ot Rubber Waterproofs are the Cheapest.+ Loris, LINOLRU AND Trine.L CARSLEY\"S 2 M3, MATS MATTINGS : _ Wacicmis à : soot.Rubber Waterproofs are the Best : Rubber Waterproofs th Cheapest.æ al rproofs are the .REMOVAL! 4 GAFF.FLEISCEMANE à co, - Will on MONDAY, Nov.Lath, 298, 388, 397 & BOO re veus .Remove thetx MONTREAL - FREE BAKING-SCHOOL, E RESQUE IST » Se Ne.133% Bt Cethertne strest, (ope | IN BV MO QU TW posite Queen's Hall Hloek), ab whish location a an, ve from 9 am to - BRUSSELS AT Dus notice of removals to Other lecetions will be LIGAGET & HAMILTON'S.frm $544 7 265 9 .RS.GODWINS CLASS PATRICK'S THURSDAY AND MA ACIFI WAY.RDAY.IL- The SA Lin Branch of this\u201dRaïtway will be re-cpenet for trails en MONDAY, the 30th instant; trates will Move ne por regular advertisement.ARCHER BAKER, Gea.Supt.Nios Niue Blaek Velveteeus.emesveses BOB \" Mice Blue Black Velvetotna.ee eum soeese 808 * Woo Blue Black Valvetsens.ceeereees TE © » FAST PILE?Nine Fine SE es ha ve ape Baye al of a Lyons silk Verret, snd free amer Fe Lt sr REED vou dl Broceded Velretoens, tn all shades, TE, id PURCHASES OVER OXR .CORKER SE PETER, Beautifal New rw Colored Veivetsens Ma 13 different per New tolored dés m 13 afferent to $1.80 por T8¢ per TIVE FER CENT.DISCOUNT FOR CASH ON ALL DOLLAR.~ JOHN MURPHY & O0, 403 and 405 Notre Dame Street, (LAGGETT & COMPANY HAVE KECKIVED A Cane ef Freuch Novelties for Christmas.247 ST.JANES STREET.S62Htf MCOQUETTE WILTON, XMINSTER AND VELVEY CARPETS, IN À LARGE VARIETY OF PATTERNS AT LIGGET & HAMILTON'S, 47 and 49 Bt.Jeneph Néroct, TRY , HUSTON'S 35.00 (Overcoat.3 Sh Lamnenee Main a (JARPETS.; ° AT [ENS THAN AvoTion races AT LIGGET HAMILTON'S, mel : pm NEWEST OF THEM Ÿ IH | vo W THE ATTENTION OF THAR LADIES AND JIT ve THB Lou LIST OV NEW GOODS, JUNT MARKED OF | LA CREME DE LA CREME.Bars ade select from at H.& H.MERRILL\u2019S ONLY.TWENTY-FIVE ONLY.Embrot- dered Kadir Cloth Dresses, in Black and all mew Fall and Winter Shades 10 salect from ag H.& H.MERRJILL'S ONLY.YIFTY ONLY.Extra Fioh.Embroldered Cethmero sud Traverse Goth Dresses, Superb, 10 select from at H.& H.MERRILES ONLY.\u2014\u2014 4 FANCY SPUN.FIPTY ONLY.Fancy sc ares Dress, ith Trim: the \u2018G Out in Paris, t ion rac tals and styles, just marked H.& H.NERRILL'S.SATIN TRAVERSE, THE RICHE NEWEEE Tydad most service: able Dyess a vésson had big Lresy Material ent (his eet H.& H.MERAILLS ONLY.FANOY DRESS GOODS.Full Leos af Checked and Dress Serials, to drape ei Striped To at H.& H.SERRILL\u2019S.SPOTTED OTTOMAN.REO AND REL Sr.to Ledge had only a.& HH, NERRILL\u2019S.CHECKS.Very Rich Cheaked Vetvets.Beautiful Com- Muations of Colors, to drape and trim, just oponed at HB.& H.MERRILL'S.NEW PLUSHES.NEW VELVETYS.For Now and Eich Goods, Patronise H.& H.HERRILL, The Great Fancy Dry Goeds House of Montreal.\u2014 H.& H.MERRILL, 288 AND 200 MOTRE DAME STREET.K.B.\u2014SAMPLES BENT ON APPLICATION TO ALL 263 3¢ QILK EMPORIUM.FURTHER SHIPMENTS OF SILKS.ON KXHIBITION AT BOISSEAU BROTHERS.THE RIGHT AND-OFLY HOUSE FOR SILKS & SATTNS * Black fill from 390 to $2.50.Special lot, TVs, $1.10 amd 61.25 per yard BOISSEAU RROS.The right house-for Dress Bike.Ool- ered Dees Mika, 390, TOc and $1.10.BOISSEAU BROS.The stghi house Sov Rrocaded Silks, all colors, eplemdid patterns, in black gpe- | emily BOISSEAU BROS.The right house fos Brocaded Volveds, ail eniore\u2014Unique patterns in Black BOISSEAU BROS.Sewae more Satin NMevveillienx Received.- 95e se 8125, 8145, 8150 $1.6, 81.35, 83.BOISSEAU BROS.Bross Geedsy Dress Goods.Our retussd Duses Gooda sre now fully THIRTY PER CENT.CHRAPER thon ay Row effsred tn the Dominion.| BOISSEAU REGS.Opened to-day, @he Case of Silk Mamte Velvets, .A Beautiful Line.Alse, Twe Cases of Fancy Articles, All Marked Lew.GENTLEMEN.SEE POISEAU'S SHIRTS SAE BOISSRAU'S UNDERCLOTHING.SER BOISSRAU'S TWERDS, Firut-ciass Taller attached to the establishment, POINSEAU BROTHERS, 333 and 337 St.Lawrence Main Street, a _ MONTREAL AU BON MARCHE.ALP.VALIQUETTE, \u2014\u2014 81 & 83-87.JOSEPH-STREET.| MID-GLOVES KID GLOVES.THR LARGEST KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT IE THR BOMINION.MY KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT 13 HOW OPEN FOR LEAPECTION, The Followtag Lines of Kid Gloves Just Arrived for the Coming Beasse.Sesde Gloves.Permol Kid Gloves, Gents Du Tysol.Gante db Chasaote Dmefan KM Glove.Alszsnive Kid Gloves © Weltgessen XM Gloves.| BSAUTIFUL WHITE AND OPERA, .tm 3,8, à, 6, 8, 10, 19 Buttons.Varioty and prices eutt ail Purchasers.JUST ARKIVED, Bow Kins of Fercinu Coud as 0e some AmmIvaD, Now Line of Bnet SHINS a1 630 ind Toe.The shove Tue of Ske is from the Celebrathd masniustwes of FONSOXS, France.i RT] 2684 de Le HANGED H Jun The mousekceper of the St.James Club mmits Suicide.The servants Set one of Montreal's gost fashjon- able Clubs were throwa into this mern- ing by the discovery of the dead body of the housekocper suspended, by a slothes.lino romad her neck, from a peg behind her bedroom doer.+ J4 appears that the victim, Mys.Anderson, a y, who has ococupied the position of h Kespor of the St.James Clab for many years, bas for somo timo been very unwell and under mbdivai treatment, and her physician expresses the beHef that she committed the rush ast while in a fey of temporary insanity.Barly this morni Anderson was up and about the | iablis intact attending to her.duties as usual, an room about seven, As she \u2014 entering heet| bh 100m, one of the servants asked if she woald like her breakfast or a cup of toa brought to hér; but she replied that she wanted nothing About an hour after she had retired, one 5 servants, requiring directions for the day\u2019s werk, knocked at Mrs.Anderson\u2019s door but received po reply, and subsequently calling without being answered, the ontered the room, supposing the housckeoper to be asloop.She was not in bel.however, nor could sho see her in the room, and she hid turned to leave, when she was ho x to catch sight of the corpse of the anfortusate lady hanging from a clothes-peg behind the: door.The girl,thoroughly alarmed, fled the room Shrinking, und the whole of the domestics in tho house were so torrified as fo \u2018cause an! up roar that awakened the manages of the club, who was sicoping soundly in the room.next to the housekeeper\u2019s.That gentleman, on learning of tho state of affairs, immediately went into the next room.He found the corpse banging against the wall with the toes barcly touching the floor.The rope, which was pat around the veck in » running noose, caught under the ehin and appeared to have cut into the skin.The neck was very much strained, bat did not appear to be broken.A small book-case, which had been previously hung on the wall, was found on the floor near the y, and had probably been used to reach the nooso, and kicked by the victim from under ber feet whon it had been adjusted.Dr.Boss and the police were immediately notified, and the former declared, on his arrival, that life bad been extinct for am hour.The Coroner will hold an inquest this afternoon.The deceased, who was rixty years of age, always bors an irreproachable oharacter, and was & woman of groat determination.IN TO TUE RIVER.Narrow Exedpe of Rev.Mr.-fuller\u2014He alks into the River, The Rev.re Faller, of Longueuil, met with al mishap on Saturday evening that was very pearly the cause of his losing his life The reverend gentleman was about to cross from this side to Longueuil on the ferryboat.It was raining heavily at the time, and Mr.Fuller, \u2018alter enter- iog tho snclosure on the wharf, being probably dazzled by the lights in the shed, did not perceive that the boat was not in its usual place, and so walked directly into the river.Those in the boat, whieh was actually nearing the wharf at the time, heard bis cries for help and at onoe threw over life-preservers in the diree- tion of the sound.The night was so dark that the unfortunate man could not be discerned, and a scene of intense excitement ensued.At last Mr.Eastty caaght a glimpse of a man\u2019s head near the stern of the boat, and with much presence of mind seised a ladder and lowered it down.The drowning man ed at it, and was finally banled on ; Myr.Faller was so exhausted by his struggles to be almost unconscious.Every attention\u2019 wad paid him, dry garments being procured and NEVA restorative applied.He was then taken té hi residence in Longueuil \"Mr.Fuller has not | long out from England, and is in delicate heh having came out to this country for eba sir.It is feared that this untoward will confine him to his bed for some time.TIRED OF LIFE.3 Determines Attempt at Suicide, About 9 o'clock this morning quite a little our motion was caused among ies vicinity of the Military , by the tan of an inebriated man to commit suicide.is melancholy individual was first noticed wending his way slowly towards the river, whon he suddenly made a rush | to the edge of the wharf, and \u201dd He dent taking à \u2018\u201c bead is in potting outof sight for about half a minute, when be reappeared and began making frantic efforts to save himself.A young man à Breunan and à man named Monday soised a life- preserver and threw it to the drowning wretch, « who eagerly grasped it, and was Zouk of the water.He was in a terrible condition \u2018| from liquor and cold, and was brought te the.and- Water Police office.Here he was strip placed to dry and sober wp before the firs, He refuses to give his name, and will only say he bas been drinking.Nothing was found om him that tended te throw amy light as to who he was or whence he came.A Mysterious Affain Maxime Perrault, aged 28 years, residing ia St Hypolite street, distriot of St.Jean-Baptiste, was seized with a fit, about ten o\u2019elock on Senday morning, on the corner of Ontario and St.Lawrence street.The man, who states he is subject w these fits, on recovering found he was bleeding from a severe wound in the throat.He pro- cecded at ance to the German street police station, where, on perceiving his critical condition, he was transferred to Notre Dame Hospital, be now lies in a serious condition.He onnmot account in any way for the wound in his throat, and no robbery from his person was committed.The affair remains a mystery.The medical man in attendance stated that it was impossible for the sufferer to have inflicted the wounds, of which there appear to be several distinet ones, such as woald be inflicted by a knife.When the man was questioned by the Sergeant, at the German street police station, as to the origin of the wounds, his answers did not appear satisfactory.It seems highly probable that they were tho result of a fracas which he srished to conceal; thay certainly eould not have resulted from a fall upon the street, ; Fire Report.About three o\u2019closk this nt Ba oon: policeman on duty on College street noticed ing from some sheds owned retpantialy by Messrs.Messrs.| Lowe, Rosier and Wilson.That owned by Mr.Lowe was stored with rags, the others being wn- cecupied.Great exertions were made by the firemen to subdue the flames, as there were many wooden buildings and houses near which at one time seemed likely to fall a prey to the devouring element.Fortunately there was little wind at the time.The buildings were the loss on tham wili not be heavy.The fire\u2019 in supposed to have been caused by incendiaries.- Interesting te Mariners.; pie light tower on the west end of Ssble Islshd\u2019 bas besn re-erected on a spot 1218 feet east of the fermer position, and the light will be put in operation on the might of the 1st Decamber x: Latidude N.43 deg.67 min, longitude W, deg.8 min.The light will be & reve light with three flashes at intervals of hat = m ute, then a cessation of light during a minute aad » balf, making a complete revolution in thrbe minutes.It is elevated 118 fo feet above high water, and in clear weather should be seen from a distance of 17 miles Narrew Mrenpe.Mr.W.P.Malian, of the Pollen ofbes, ad BAFTOW escape while eut shooting Finding the cartridges he was wing a trifle small for the bore, he iniierted a larger ent resuit of which a ee gun to explode at the breseh.The hammer wan own som bridge of nose, makings out and fnjut- og ae hove.ae iiss gentleman's eyes were not destreyed, but, he it Eappened be pot of vite ile je .msm to The Lote ati.Sommmtens \u201c=| © Relardag to the & case of suièide lished in eur imue atujday, we are » be able to say that although there were some | aitending Mr.Johnston's cireutastances which at first Jed the erroneons oonolusion, it was antisinetion of the Coroner's of Di.Craik and others, that 0 i] Within the last fismof J, & T.Ball, Notre Dame street, has ro- buy |'mation rapidly Rpletely of, atriki Mr.Mullen oa the | 1 - \u201c ESQUIMALT CURIDSITIRS.Souvenirs ef en Arotie Trip .few\u2018days Mr.O.Hagar, of the osived from his brother-in-law, Mr.Weeks, for- moriy of Montreal, but now of Newleundland, two or three Aretic euricsitics which that gentleman has brought back with him froin a trip to Northern regions.Ho was angineor on board the \u201cNe « vossol which our roaders muy re- morber was sent out in July with eupplies for the Grealoy expodition, bat was prevonted, by the foe, potting as far north as was oxpected.The Jac simile of the kiak or eanoe used by tho Esqui- mos is a vory interesting work of art.It is mado of seal skin, the original, kowever, being made of whale skin.Great care seems to be used in their construction, and not a little quimo pride is manitested \u2018by the fact that various parts ar Sealy finished off with ivory.Models of and barbe for seal hunting ars ded.hen the harpoon is thrown, a blad- Fri made of seal skin sewn up and illod with air, is attached to the harpoon, whioh prevents the scal getting sway.Tho spear is used with great dexterity, a bird oo the wing being brought down with as great ease as when in tho water.A treasure which the reeipient highly prizes is a beautiful soft quilt mado of eider duok skins from which the feathers have been plucked, leaving thedown attached.Riverand Shipping.The Inman Line 88.** City of Chester,\u201d arrived at New York at 8 p.m.yeste » Sunday.The North Gorman Lloyds 83- \u201c\u2018 Eibe,\u201d\u201d saîlod from Now York, November 8th.for Bremen via with 76 cabin urers, among bom are Mr.G Lomer Montreal : M essra, A ex oGorren Pepe ohborne, Frederick iksom, James Wolsey, Mr Re Mrs À T Townsend and twochildren, Mr CF Nebrke.Mr A Barr mann, lia, Ont.w Personal.The son of Dr.R.P, Howard, of Union Avcnue, dangorously ill with diptheris.The triends of Hon.Mr.Wurtels, Provincial Becretary, who has been Tocently decorated by the President of the French Republ ©, deny emphatically that ho ever colebruted rated the d ofeat of the French army at Sedan, oither by i eee his house or by à banquet.is Police Ncws Last March Alexis Bocage and his son, while at pi Henri de Mascouche, stole two buffalo robes from a {arma Lh: was arrested and received six ES for for 54 but the old man had disappeared and could not be found.Yesterday, however, Detective Naegele managed to arrost him, and ke was brouzht before the Police Magistrate this sporning and remanded.ve \u2014\u2014e\u2014errirmer wi CITY ITEMS.\u2014The Municipal Council of Laprairie has arked Chief \u2018Patton of tho city fire brigade for ers of assistance at the reocent fire.Babe intended parade, ©.yesterday, of the Victoria f Canada at the Church of St.James the - Apostle was postponed on account of the weather.\u2014The members of the Montefiore Club have commenced their social and literary reunions, Thich will bo held every fortnight throughout the inter.~The Rev.J.L.Forster preached his farewell sermon at Calvary Congregational Chon yesterday evening.\u2018Aer a pastorate of five years at the above church the rev.gontieman has accepted a call to a pastorate in London, Eugland.Oddi ankeaxiving servios of the Beaver + ws, à , was he storday a et St Charles doi et iy Bishop Usshor delivered an appropriate sermon.Iu spite of the bad weather there was a large attendance.\u2014The lecture on astronomy by Mr.C.A.Johnson, editor of the ** British Lion,\u201d snnounced to take place at the Rivieres ferent MissionSchool ous.on the 17th inst., will be deliverod on the 1bth inst.instead, at 8 p.m., at the above named Pine students of Laval, attending the faculty of luw in this city.at & meeting held this morning, determined to form a society similar to the Uni- Torsity Liver about cale à of M Ou A meeting of the faoul: Wednesday next for the slsoica of of offi resting fectars was delivered yesterday amon corse Iles before the Bombers of the ROSE E Freeth Ciub, the occasion being the opening of the clubs new Mr.Geo Martin occupied the chair, and at the close of lecture a voto of thanks was given to \u2014A_ special eral meeting of the Montreal branch of the Irish National Land League was call yesterday afternoon to consider the propriet; date the pi je and title of the Trish Rot tional League.ing to the bad the at- weather tendance was 80 email that it wasdecided to defer the question to a subsequent meeting.suicide Throuzh a Mistake; Some weeks ago à Joung gentleman of good Ba EE dest son of & well own Bucharest banker, Mr.Rosenthal, blew: his brains-out because be had bad the misfor- tane to loss the sum of 20,000 lei\u2014about £800.\u2014between his father\u2019s house and the chief Post Office, whither he had been enjoined to conve that amount in bank notes to be registered an despatched to one of Mr.Rosenthal*s correspondents of Jassay, Four days after the funeral of this unfortunate youth sorrowing mother was examining the clothes worn by him at the time of his spicide, when her fingers encounter ed a hard substance ithin the lining of his overcoat.This substance, upon further investigation, turned out to be the sum of money supposed to have been lost.Tho bank notes had been enclosed in an envelope, duly ssaled and prepared for registration according to the Roumani- an postal ons.Young Rosenthal had thrust the envelope into the inner breast pocket of his coat, and it had slioped down between the cloth and lining through a hole in the pocket, of which the poor fellow was either ignorant or unmindful.When, on arriving at the Post Office, he missed the money, he became violently agitated and hurried home in the hope that he might have left it behind him.The anguish of mind which he experienced upon finding that hope frustrated probably prevented him from ever thinking of subjecting his garments to 4 careful examination ; he rash- to his bedroom, locked his door, and aden his life by his own hand à few seconds later.The horror of this ghastiy tragedy has, of course, been qui intonsificd by the dis- there covery, that à ic wi ll = commit gra heen no cause foe bore Wa young sdicidd London Teis- Nicotine Poisoning A rather unusual cass o by nicotine is remarked upon by the Po md journals.The victim, à man in the prime of life, had been cleaning his pipe with a\u2019 Toife, and with this he accidently out one ofthis fin.gore subsequently ; the wound, however, being of a trivial nature, no attention was paid to it.Bat, five or six hours later, the cut finger grew painful and became much swollen, the inflam- to the arm and shoulder, and giving such intense pain to the ant as to cause him to take to his bed.assistance was called and the ordinary remedies proved ineffectual.The sick man ques \u2018tioned as to the manner io i yok himself ek to et-knile sdding that he had omitted [to wipe it after cleaning the The case , was now understood, ang, it becoming alarming, \u2018remaval to the hospital followed ; there the doctors decided amputation \u2018of the\u2019 arm to be the only hope of saving the patient's life, and this was immediately done.3 A Good shot.| Aplncky woman in Cohoes got rid a t negro tramp infahort order the other | day.Puroeiving from his actions that he Was determined to rob the house as soon as he finished a dinner which she had set | Eh the loaded, \u201cOo you, it is loaded, ** she replied.oertridges myst this mornin; your eyo tm that knothole « moment \"ll soon vee A elrange animal, half man and half fish, and \u2018otvered with a Jong growth of coarse binck hair, been several times recently.in Big Eom Ww ley Riven, Manites County, gained appetite and had à relish for her food, \u201cWANIED-A YOUNG MAN SHIFTING Clerk in n Morehéat's office.Apply in:ous handwriting, 268 3 It seems impossible that a remedy imade of such common, simple plants as Hops, Buchg, n, &c., should make so many and such great cures es Bitters do; but when old and young, rich an T, pastor and doctor, lawyer and editor, ot, toctiiy to them, your must believe - having been cured and try them yo and doubt no longer.canal\u2019 million pounds of tobacco are mal y consumed in Virginia's 17% tobacco - as James J.Auvslow, Newcastle, N.B., writes : *¢ Mrs.Anslow was troubled with lung disease, and until she took Northrop & Lyman\u2019s Emulsion otCod Liver Oil and Hypophos.phites of Lime and Soda had little of no appetite ; but after taking a bottle or two she}; which was quits a help to her in keeping up; against the disease.As we are out of yours,, and cannot ur any here, ahois taking- another Emulsion but as we prafer your paration to any in the market, will you kiodly ship me some at onoe and oblige.\u201d Special Notice.; We understand the Quecn\u2019s Hall.rates has.been reduced to 325 and $12 respectively, for |.evening or afternoon engagements.Nervous debility is a result of indiscretion in the mode of living.Heed nature's unerring laws and take Burdock Blood Bitters, the Great | System Renovator and Blood, Liver and Kid- vey regulator and tonic.Sample bottles 10 cents, Commercial.Ite tone ofthe English breadstus\u2019 market is rm again y.but no change is made in guo- tations with the exception that apon red Winter: wheat on the spot the market is reported one penny higher.The farmers\u2019 deliveries for the week ahow- about an aver2go marketing.beerbohm & notes as follows :\u2014Cargoes off const, wheat firm, citto of corn nothing gferin Ca wheat and corn firm.Mark 0 Wi oat | corn firm but not uote, fe lish country markots are firm, mors deliveries of wheat for the où nid ae 40 to 45,000 qra Liternool spot wheat is improving; steady.Fair average red Winter w! da Bd, 8d,.Thite Michigan 8s 8s.Paris wheat flour - The Now York wheat market is ruling steady-| this early part of the day, and operators are doing: but little, waiting noma of some decided charscter-| as to tho shaping of Western markets for the our- rent week.in fd spirits and have orders in hand t they o coul but they autici- pato à more favori le period in the market yet to come to yon on.December, $1.01: January, | # 4: F \u2018Ans Corn is lower by àc to.bee tow, 4c November ; 7640 December and year, and 64lc Jannary.ratios oh Chi t abo ray he i n a ut *s closing quo~ tations.vera § is maloly ina scalping way between brokers, and no clesitimate movement is» resulting from transaoti Therg, seems to ba no contd ence on ibe part 6 of Vygis,\u201d and a shippi demand exists The main fear % tof bi sniping dom: ts: December 93}, Jan-.sde Receipts, \"90.0 À shipments,.137, Corn opened weak at a decline of § to The ro is as yetno effortmade on the part off .\u201cbulls sr that would indicate an intention of running à corner, but the shipping demand oR strong and orders are said to be diffieult to for prompt - ghi ment, and the value vis pretty mach foyers erned ome consumption.It is stated, wt bin if true t to give the longs\u2019 courage not one Gar in 30 of iby ney Dow carn arriving grades be than, joo! the continued wet weather is very ele for it; Year 60je, Tan Be- oeipts, 100 000: shipments ork is stronger and higher by S6¢ per brl this.morning.Prominent gperstors advance to- opinion admire your spirit.{the spot.only a moment + wt a TOW [E'S CONQUEST: \u2014 OR, \u2014 THE SHADOW OF PROPHECY.CHAPTER V .\u2014Continued.\u201cVdü have diamands \u201d\u2014he pointed to her hands\u2014they will do\u2014easily convertible in London.Hand them here, or, by all the gods }-C rll blow the story of your bigamy ali over: England.\u201d « Yon will nott\u201d she aried, her eycz Bashing in the twilight.\u201cYau coward, you dare not Sir Victor Los you in his power, and he will keep his threat.Speak one word of that vile lie, and your tongue will be silenced in Ches- holm goal.Leavo me, 1 say!\u201d her foot, passionately.\u201cJam not afraid of\" you Juan Catheron.\u2019 st And yon will not give me the jewels # Not one\u2014unot to kcep you from spreading- your slander from ead to end of England.Do your warst | you cannot make me more wreiched \u2018than 1 am\u2014and go, or 1 will call for help, and ses whother my husband has not courage'te keep his word.\u201d \u201cYou will not;give me:the rings «Not to rave your life !.Hark ! some one is coming.Now you will ses which of us isafraid of the other.\u201d He swod looking at her\u2014a dangerous gleam - in his black ayes.\u201cVery well,\u201d ho said; \u201cso be it.Dont \u2018tronble yourself to call your hero of a husband, \"I'm going.You're a plucky little-thing, afier all, Ethel, 1 don\u2019t know but that I rather Adieu, my dear\u2014until we - - mest \u201d He swung round, and vanished among the- \"trees.He was actually singing ashe went\u2014 To-day for me, To-morrow for thog\u2014 Bat will that to-morrow cver be ?** The laut rustle of the laurels died away, all\u2019 \u2018was still.The iwilight was losing in darkness, and with a shudder Ethel turned to go.\u201cBut will that to-morrow ever be?\u201d The refrain of the doggerel rang in ber-ears.\u201cAm I neverto be free fromrthis brother sand sister?\u201d she ened to herself, desperately, -as she advanced to the house.-to be free trom this bondage\u201d As the last flutter of her white dress dis- Sir Victor Catheron emerged from «Am | never\u2019 ¥ he shadow of the trees, and the face on which the rising moon shone was white as the face of |: death.- \u2014\u2014\u2014 4 CHAPTER VI.He had.pot overheard a word\u2014he had not | \u2018tried to.overhear\u2014but Le had sen them to- h.Heshad reached fore their parting, - and had stood .confounded at sight of his wife alone-there, in the duak, with Juan Catheron, He-saw them w him dash through the woodland, singing as he went\u2014saw her turn away and walk rapidly to the house.She had come here to meet him, then, her former lover.He had not left Chesholm, he -was lurking in.the neighborhood of the Royals, and she gether.That was eno | knew it.She knew it ! How many times had they met before, his wife and the man ab-.the man who claimed her for his wife wind if she were his wife?What if that.in the Scotch-kirk were bind- - Ba he had loved Juan Catheron thon\u2014 < what if she loved him still?She had hidden \u20ac it from him until it covid be hidden no longer\u2019 \u2014ahe had deecived him in the: past, she was §° today privately that the break | deceiving him in the present.So fair and 1 à Lan En vez yey ET a 5er T {#0 taide, so innocent to ail outward soeming, yet : .30 lost to all truth and honor, The produstion of anthracite coal for the week ovember 4 was 588,583 tons dearease SAM tons a8 oom with theprevioes sok, aod an incresse of +583 § tont\u2018as 00m] wi date 1s 1.808.568 tons.he oopmynon ding voek Heontreal Live Stock Market.Vi à recetpts © Atelis-me,.! must, 1 will, believe \u201cher ; if she is; voor but modirate, there! the ibd epttletl eilent I'will take it as à of her guilt.\u2019 Ys told, rare soly f aw cattle she lot, He strode away to the _ As he entered: se balance b ehoics Tre dota, stock, vend: +his man Edwards met him, and presented.those wore taken at $6 per 100 lbs live voit ;à note.The range then ran from $4.50 down to $2.6 by a : Thers Jere 350 baad of jambe Le sad 50 head ¢Bir Victor,\u201d he ssid.*¢ Squire:Powyss has had: taken at 0 to d latte race : Sakon mt $3002 ode these sold at 33 0 $16 quai, allowing were\" the- Es ma À Tonpard.i Baye Side ee dé.Ne hn ny KATES \u2014 ACME SPRING, CLUB: SKATE.Beautiful Cheap Skate, com-ri: lote, 60c.Curtain Poles, complete in Brass, Eby and Walnut, Curtain Pins, &c.Ja od\u2019 | and Ualvanized Coal H Shovels, Mica for Stoves, Zino, &¢., and all Fall Hasdwans.Goods Cheap.T.B.PACY, 35-St.Law-, rence Main Street.* 258t- ARPETS.3 \u2014 New Brussels, \u2026 © BSLLING CHRAP AT LIGGET & HAMILTONS, | Ro9M-\u2014FOB GENTLEMEN, 216 BLEVET OoM\u2014 A 2 206 24; ATION WANTED \u2014 BY A YO | far work enilestor rar trod, general more or toe Somes | oY WANTED = APPLY Plateau st.APERENTIVE W, D, FOR THE Room.J.The.DOE 5.Francels Xavier VV 4NIEE\u2014A BERVANT.45 ANTED BENEDICT COM POR- The in-di \u2018homtarted c the Sinton ren His wife was pot there,\u201d He; ) turned to go to the nursery ; he wanprottymorag]s -.He turned sick and giddy, he-leaned >the tree, feelin, ga though he out eee Look\u201d * upon ber false ot, yet thenaxt moment Twill go to her,\u201d Re ~thought ; «I will® ear what she bas to say.If abe voluntarily - of always finding her there.She was there, bending over her ba fing fair and sweet as the.by itself.5 look.ous start at sight of him-\u2014\u2014that frightened look- im the blue eyes?The nurse -utood - at dine *tance, but he did not heed her.\u201cA som eg Wg Place,\u201d he said; *æthe poor old squire had a fit ofa oxy.\u201cThis La the second within the year, or may\u2019 ely fatal.1 must go at onde.\u2018It is not: ely I shall return to-night.\u2019 She looked at him, startled by his deadly\u2019 spalenees ; but then, perbapss the summons ac- scounted for that, 8 tthen bent again over her baby.y \u201cYou havenothing to say to me, Ethei, be-; tore I go\u201d he ssid, looking at her steadily.\u2018She half litted her head e distant nurse who usy gio} glanoed at her hus- \u2018band\u2019s pale,;set and the away again.JI: Why detdi Taste and trouble 1.JP Why rouse his rage Juan Catharon at this rtune time! No, she-wonld wait-until gj imoprorene time! could be done now-\u2014then she would reveal that intrusion in the grounds.«I have nothing to say ex 1 ent und bye ill a 208 6 NOUS PONT FETES | 2 hope poor Ms.Powyes ay no vo enr, Ceriemmen.Chenin ors Sha.did not look at him as she said it.He JBOARDERS WANTEL BT.HUBERT away, a tumult of jealous rage within 26 6 Bug A deliberate lis be thought it; there OMe AN OABD=-38] CRAIG EY 1-could be no doubt of her guilt now.And ad yet, ROL Ae, [UI Fm | al mano fm re od an Er and kis : mover er more passi y in NSMITH WANT R mplia = ENT! Ho turned to -go without a word.He had \u201cpreached the door.All at once he turned Duck, Toners her in bis arms almost fiarcely, and kissed her again and again, ode be mid, my wife, my \u2018love, His vebemence frightened her.She released, -heæselt and looked at him, her heart fluttering, -A second: time he walked to the door, % second time he paused.Bomething seemed his feet on gry threshold.anid, with a forced laugh ; * but I seem afraid sto leave you to-night.Nervous folly, I sup- tably tarnished house, Joss than aparanen [pose ; but fake care of yourself, my darling, in tho ue of \"X39\" unt I return.I shall be- \u2018back at the earliest: SENEEAL A » Wet aa | Pre me WA a arvana hopt She crossed over to the low French window, Bahmoral street 494% à standing wide open, and Iooked after him, to \u201cX 672\u201d Bran ofbee.WASTED OB \u2014 HY A A ESTROTABLE Wo.by the day, her own es 244 Amherst st.ee * 226 ANTED~A SITUATION AS GROOM, eoachuan, or to maire useful or: \"par ar as $0 wages.Address, = } coe; STAR ofice.as ANLED\u2014A a se {family ox where etre bo: e Pl y references.Wo Made Clotting & fir the Low- Apply oe iy a 263 3 psy et ie tomas must he n 4e Avenue.Teese LE | T Ver WA Sn A TEI Tr ptet opel VIE FETES NTED-GENERAL = 3 Aopty en KL A 00 COMMERCTAE TRAVHE 5% Ww ANTED A SFANSIE LORIE stat FN a x 57 meet BMA AP.| ] getber if wiattu! \u201cDeer Victor,\u201d she thought, #1 \u201chow {ond he iis of me after all.\u201d The moon was shining brightly now, the day still lingered.Shs stood aud watched him out of sights Once, as he rode.away, he turned back ; she .kimed and waved ber haud to him with a.smile, | «Poor Victor,\u201d sh, th ought spain, \u201che |, \"loves me so dearly that\u2019 1 ought to forgive hin eve How happy we tight be ture to- wore not for that horrible brother and sister.1 wish] wish he would send Ler away.\u201d She lingered the window, fascinated by\u2019 \u2018the brilliancy of ¢ e risiug Bepteiuber moon, and Miss Catheron entered.#4 You here,\u201d she ssid, coolly.«1 Qian\" know ft.I wanted Victor- 1 thought 1 heard is pice.And how's the heir of atheros Sho etamped |: shaughtiness, her temper and her $ fé air andt : \u201c| sweet surely, yet-why, if innocent, that nerv- murmured her regrets, | to stay\u201c \u201cYou will think mer foctish, 2 Ethel,\u201d he J- though |: Xuetns Co., Lunited, Kizvguson, Ont, As she stood there the nursery door opened, | ogra ber Rm EE - promettre \u201cBy l'uander if Ta Cath though! Jam sealing =, Sn Sootish lo À matiage, and mel 1 8.my doulsta, If you are Juan\u2019swife you &s3¥ be Bir Victor's, consquentls the the lngiaiamacy of Re his sou may yet de-\u2014\u2014 sho She never Gnished the seutengh, Iwan last dzon in the brimmicg camal\u2019s deck-\u2014the-oue rés ne ee With cyan God Ah fic, Tas dusk, Sir Victor's wife 2 you leave ig! ie, the mistress of Cathars in Bhe threw open the aursery deu, Wha: husland returns either you: rT his every\u201d storm she had provoked.flashed with defiant scorn.\u201c Not all the soa) \u2018have been admitted «x à : Ines Catheron ! Not-all.the Mis Postes ever boro that distinguished drive mo forth.Yon £ will, 1 sali net.We stall see vu ef Catheron Royals:t\u201d A She swcpt from the.smh cho.-blazed aud voice that Jun 2 the Lurse, thinking she bai \u2018heard.Sle tn auch, softly opened an opposite doa ata 0 \u201cGood lor\u2019 I\u201d she thought, \u201cheen flare-up! Ain\u2019t Miss Iuex just gobs.\"tempets though.1 wouldn\u2019t stand in my \u2018sabot, and her a-hating me so\u2014no, RO all Det monsy.I'll go down sud oy PR mp -call for Master Baby b Mrs.Poa] descended to he aaa Hl té narrate, of course in confidsnce, to most particular friends the scene she nad just evedd beard, There was Walsh-rarebit for Sapper purse was\u2019 particularly fond of Welsh-#ore and in discussing it and Mis Loes\u2019sawial tan: per half an hour slipped away.i again to see after her charge.* * Which he should have been undressed à tucked away for the might half an hour bless him {* ghe remarked; \u201cbul conldn make up my mind to face my lady row.lore thing! it do seam h can't be mistress in her oun \u2018ose.Sir Viotor can\u2019t turn Turk, and wary * © Prose j Indy Ran ied it, no doubt, + ; Yi j her surprise, my lady\"was rtälfthére/ wetill stood wids opel the srhitey piercing moonlight streamed in a stood near this window, and lying As ,srm-chair was my lady, fast asleeg» : Fast aaleep! Jane Pool Upioed over \u2018make sure.She was pale as itself.Her lips-quivered as he sh slept.; lips of a hurt child; her eyaloahas.wecs y wet with tears.Sitting there alow, , _cried herself to al \u201cPore thing Jane Pood said ne was so young, 80 so gentle, that the household loved her.* Pore dear thing \u20ac I say it's a burning shame for Sir Victor-\u2014se fond as he is of her too-te let-Miss.Inés ment her.I would't stand par and: not to ghover 1\u201d be ten Fo be Contigues.Sol Jolly's Paris styls boots snd pure -N ow in stock at Fogarty &-Bro's, rence and ae stresté, -with foul humors à en dock Blood 7 To regulating tonio.i Neuralgia, al Pate, Sra ed of the \u20ac Sere Throut, Eu NV ANTED\u2014A Biorekes is converzant re Iron or = après sating riens es \u201cVY ANTED IMMEDIATSLY.À No.& Salesman, for Mendyanidé \"Wide pariment.TE AL Bishop's aA ve, 25 7% Nataime iret x IN A CAL, ON BA\u2019 DAY, ne ing 10-40 nou iyi h Gas street, ba sy, ral brown ol om fides and A Grn burrs.\u2018ive finder will'hg retuming 1% 7 Wn.Meur of.\" : nr \"institutions a.\u2018months wo; when \u201che said that stasks wears too high and tnflaied and did not a paying investment for the honest inves- The same goutloman to-day in convorsation With our representative, \u2018in answer to a as to how he explained the panic, anid -\u2014 5414 issimply a clearing out of the weak holdors,or, \"if In otbor words, of these who are the curse of every market in the world, apecnlatorsen margin, and, of course, this has been to a certain extent luten- he great stringency of money.\u201d 70 think the panib will become i No, , soe no sun for it, and if strong men ip and control the market, it may put a stop this gambling and inflation wbidh have been so \u2018yifo for some time past.\u201d Ab this morning's board Bank of Mo | regular and ex-dividend fell 3} ot body dé chants $4, Toronio 2j}, Risheliou 14, Gas 64.and City Passenger Railway 8 per cont.Money still remains very tight, several private capitalists refused te loan at eight and beld ont , for eigbt and à half per cent, one gontieman actually placing à loss of $10,000 on stock at - the latter figure.i A'DASH FOR LIBERTY.Lamentagne Again Chnsed Fbronzh the \u2018 Streets.ou A prisoner tamed Lamountsgne made av un- \u201c4 sucoctafal attempt to escape while being conveyed from the Jail to the Court House.This man, who stands accused of two robberies and a burglary, is the same who lodthe Vinebergs a chase up Lloury .utrest one morning last week.Lamon:ague, with some other prisoners, were in a oarter\u2019s earniage.coming up St.Mary street, he suddenly gave a spring out - of the vehicle, and climbing over a fence, =\" disappeared from view.Two policemen, who «- were in Craig street about this time, saw a man us Jump over a fence ashort distance béfore them.recognized him at once as Lamontagne, and made towards him.\u2018Che latter, who had truversed the distanes between St.Marys snd Craig street, fore ke was as neem, made aaothor effort for ng a ladder placed against a frie \u201chouse, be ran nimbly up it and ed the roof.In endeayouring to \u2018on the other side, he loat his hold and \u201cfall | sums distance, his body striking on a fence.Jamancagne was so exhausted by his efforts that made no attempt to extricate himself from his t ition, and his captors found bim doubled up in the fence nen wel rag.As he Was unabie to walk, bo was à carriage \u2018driven to the Court Home ihe \u2018pofore the Magistrate, he pleaded.laid against binx STREET LOAFERS.A Warming te Cerner Llackguards.\u2018Last evening as Mr.Briggs and hiz wi:- were \u2018walking on St.Lawrenes street, they were met by \u201ctwo young wen, one of whom very urceremo- \u2018nlously prodded Mr.Briggs in the stomach with a walking stick and then did the same to Mr.\u2018Briggs.Naturally indignant at such insulting \u2018 apaduot, Mr.Drigge instructed bis to go home and quietly followed the \" blackguards.Theater behaved in an equally \u2018Imoustrous manner to almost every vnethey met, .__ «{bèwing them off the sidewalk, poking-them with ¥ sticks, uttering insulting remarks and other freaks of alikonature.Mr.Briggs intimates that at least twenty-five inoffensivo pedestrians-were in- {sulted by these wretches.Finally, the abjeet for \u2018which Mr.Briggs was following the couple became capablo-of being put in execution\u2014a policeman :- Bovein sight.\u2018fo the eenstable Mr Briggs » explained the matter, and the pair were promptly = d and marched off to the station where key gave thei-nomesas Joseph Lauzon, aged 20, sculptor, and Joseph Hebert, 25, moulder.oe This moming they were befors the Re- er and fined.Lauzon $20 and Heber: $10, è the usual terms of ix ent.cr.TT 4 RCIL, \u201cme Gas Petition aid.BergerSwera In.-., The City Couneilamiet this afternoon.The Gas : \u201cpetitron reforred to-in Saturday's Stan'was pre- sontod.Ald.Greniar spoko shout the and size of the petition, and a Tedd - that a #posial eomipitles be appointed Sac\" 4oearry it through.Ald Besuscleil, Evo, moved that it bo referred to the Light Committee, Srhioh was adopted, The swesring in of Alder- | mau Berger in the place of the Iste Ald,La- Ç re was then ere be Ald.Laurent: then t be placed on.the \u2018Firo, all Committees.This was orn rows\u2019 oan night that has Sekvn place in this city for some time past.It risseurred shortly before.-miduigat and lasted until metrty ove o oa Banday morning.Half _ dosen Irishmen were im ; \u20ac roan.and noise mage em being simply abomi- ble.All the nei hood was aroused, and gratin n was expressed that no policeman ut as to the fighting.It was about constable made bis appear- and ree the combstants were.allowed to away: without any being arrested.L Tou A Police Senudar.- Mr.Auger, advocate, has taken oat four actions fre fer dameages, of $50 each, against Jean Baptiste i1arives, master darter, Hochelagx, at the instance of .Zotique Durand, Napoleon Richard, John \" Gallaghan aud: Louis Paignant, constables, be- , a to the Hoehe police fores, who were souged by him of stealing from a truak kept in the Hochelaga police station certain sums of ay deposited thay, being money paid for the 1 \"0.Me, and Mrs, Chapteau and Mr.S ill arrive bere on Thursday next.Dumber of h canards hare Loon going the rounds of a er sestion o of tho press recently.to the effect i : oeal was to meet the Directors of the ga rn Paci0o Ra ilway in New York this week.: rois no {rath whotover in these statements, there ap to be any phikelibood of the AS shore us pancine b Band + at present.ei ©) Mon Tr rele, Provinsial T'reasu- hor call Vies sident of the roads Sete Now vor asstated River and Sipping.gt Spain,\u201d from.Liverpool, has arrived at Now oh ado \u201d passed Mugdalens Light outward, CITY ITEMS.5 \u201comThe Fnstitus de + better known as the : nn Academy, has decided to send representa- Hives to the Winter moeting of the Royal Society of nds, Which will be held about tho beginning of ar.tis repo that an old, wan godly walked res inet stresks In agro > loute yes- Aro the river at a tary oy Jam down iy Lhe emrront assistance could bootfered and wasdrannd.: a threw off the blouse when grossing th o wirarf.5, Some times since an mivertivemont wus insert- din the he public prints to the effect that clerks EE prosired.amonett oh non tow ny ived, othors, a few from loves a th \\way compan vetiising.These oa re muck rurprised, \u2019 das aller answe advertisement = from tite head of tho depart.in whioh Joh thas wore employed dispenmaehart: bor named stud Towa y loy ed : pe Ss ® a rion bore \"street.FE Ee t née the i a vo wW v 7 hors vehi asd erty HEE The asa ï toie, after jura e gin his way, drove of witho waitiog tosses iF if Î \u2018Bb was setiously hurt or ast.F Bolan aha gentie- who witnessed the occurrence, and who knew of the perty, the ro his namo at Cox Srae ocigo he rtnaiinn Di of Tr, wold ess in aise of ole re \u201cTed nt White Sulphur Springs is mid to rs pair of shoes that cost $50.Her nae voit $90.black silk, and the anida an knee was à green snd resting on the - ment can relax no precautions in dealing with -are greatly troubled with Leadaches.ieated in it; the swear { Buoriere Com cams to-day at the Practice Court on tho 15suo of tho claim ot the Government for $10,000 for payment of dutiés, and the pecition ot Mr.Provost 10 have the Sher- ifs sale annulled, as the latter was unable to hand over all the inachinery freo of duty.Mr.Lewis, Surveyor of Customs, was the prinoipai witness examined.He said that the original company bad received permission from the Custom\u2019s authorities to fmport the machicory without paying duty, until uch time - a convonient.The original company had become insolvent, and at the suit of the Fives de 1'Isle Compauy were sold out to Mr Prevost\u2019s syndicate for $76,000, on the understanding that tho machinery was to he delivered free of duty.The witness produced the bords entored into by the original company with the Customs\u2019 to chow that the machinery could not bo sold or removed until the duties had beon paid.Hivenino 'Lelecrams.THE ATTACK ON JUDGE LAWSON.|EPRCIAL DEEPATCH TO THE STAR-| DusLix, Nov.13.\u2014The attempt on the life of Judge Lawson on Saturday night is the subjest of comment by all the newspapers to-day.The Irish Tirnee says the outrage proves that the Govern- the present agitation in Ireland.The Freemauw\u2019s Journal comgratulates the people Le of Dublin on the escape of Judge Lawson an A joiees that nothing worse occurred.It commends the promptitude with which the wonld-be assassin was-captured.The Express thinks the outrage is the natural outcome of unscrupulous attacks on the part of reckloss men against Judge Lawson for bis com- duct in the ease of Dwyer Gray.FOOTBALL IN NEW FORK.[SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE STAR} Nxw'Yorx, November 13,\u2014The football season is now at its height.The game seems to increase in publié favor here every year.The mateh on Saturday,between the British football Club and the Britannia Club of Montreal, is Jooked forward to with considerable interest.There are some very olever players among the members of the British Club, who have shown up in fine form in the practice game on S8atarday.A BRIG ABANDONED, [EFECIAL DESPATON TO THE STAR) New Yosx, Nov.13-\u2014The ship \u201c Governor Goodwin,\u201d irom Liverpool, reperts that en October 23nd she sighted the brig \u201c Highäyer,\u201d of St.Joba's, Nfld., which had Jost her rudder house end spars in a heavy gale.The brig was leaking badly.The *Goodwin™ took off Captain Pike and .seven men and brought them bere.MRS.LANGTRY SUFFERING.|6PECIAL DESPATCH TO THE STAR] New York, November 13.\u2014Mrs.Langtry says that, owing to the buoyancy of the atmosphere here, so different from the foggy dampness of Loudon, she and the members of her company \u2014\u2014\u2014 DEATH OF ARTHUEB.SKETCHLEYF.[SFECIAL DESPATCE TO THE STAR) Lowpox, November 13.\u2014George Rose, better known as Arthur Sketchley, the author of à number of well-known humorous works, is dead.e CABLE.MR, STANLEY'S LABORS.ANTWERP, Nov.13.\u2014Stanley's Steamer \u201c\u2018 Harkaway \u201d left yesterday for the Congo river, laden with an assortment of goods to enable him to establish a solid trade with the native kings, The steamer also carries a number of sheep for acclimatization and à selection of European cereals.Stanley has Yrone to Nice to recruit his health.He will return to Africa early in 1883.EMIGRATION FROM LIVERPOOL Loxpon, Nov.13.\u2014The official Sigration returns of the of city Liverpool for the of October show a decrease of 4407 in then pro of emigrants as compared with those of October of last year.JUDGE LAWSON'S ASSAILANT.DuEeLiN, Nov.13.\u2014Delaney, arrested for attempting to shoot Judge Lawson, on Saturday might, was bronght to Court to-day, fp remanded for a week.A MURDER AT ALEXANDRIA ALEXANDRIA, Nov.13.\u2014A Russian subject was m here by a native watchman last evening, The affair created a great sensation.THE INFANT PRINCESS.MapriD, Nov.13.\u2014Tt'is now stated the health of the Princess born yesterday is precarious.AMERICAN.THE VU.S.PENSION.LIST New Yorx, November 13.\u2014The Tribune's Washington special says that the Pension Commissioner is preparing tables for the annual report.It has been discovered that there are one million-ex-soldiers living, who hawe never applied for their sions, Thess men are getting along in years, and disorders contracted in the service are manifesting themselves in disabilities.The Commissioner of the Pensions says the rolls are likely to increase for some years.The sanual Joint fr the current payments now + to e is five millions, exclusive Bfeirs.The.Conte sioner has information of petitions in circulation for signatures, praying Congress to pass another Arrears of Pension bill NICOLINI GIVEN A BACK SEAT.Nxw York, November 10.\u2014Col.Ma has succeeded in accomplishing a remarkable and beneficent result, for which opera goers and music lovers should be thankful.He has sac- ceeded in relegating Nicolini to a back seut, To-night, in \u2018Traviata,\u2019 Mme.Patti was supported by the sweet-voiced Ravelli, and the result was some remarkably satisfying music.- Patti was not in her best voice, but she sang charmingiy for ail that.A FATAL BLOW.Morrow, O., Nov.10.\u2014Fr.J.B, O\"Dono- hue, pastor ot the Catholic church here, died this morning from a blow from «a monkey wrench by Timothy Green on Tuesday.Green has been arrested on a charge of murder.Green says Fr.O'Donoghue publicly denounced Mes, Green as a thief Jost Sunday Tefore the congregation, and that, when he saw the priest on Tuesday, he resented the insult.În an encounter which followed the blow was struck, A DEFEATED MAN'S KEVENGE.Dazvas, Tex, Nov.10, memes yp SEE SETEE AR Tur © OFF T4S chia « \u2018STREET.Mel.=~ 30 A aay Taro, Jad sharin a - ere We war res ble agents, R.W.COWAN & CO.22 Po SD saul inode as 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