The Montreal daily star, 2 février 1883, vendredi 2 février 1883

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Condensed Telecrama, The Turkish army is to be reorganized.Yorkville became part of Toronto on the 2nd.ee B C., harbor is full of herring and dog Sabin has been elected as Senator for Minnesota, ¢ Windom.blio debt in bo decrente in the United States publio de Jnr was $13,636,883.Father Richter, the new bishop of Grand Rapids, Mioh., is only thirty-six years ol Austria is negotiating with Russia for the annexation of Bosnia aud Hersegovion, Twenty-three persons were kil killed ins paniein a wool factory at Bombay yesterd Sr ow Three ships were wrecked off iff, Wales, on the 1st, the Rion all being drowned.The Progressist party's attacks on the army have greatly irritated the German Government.The ship * Blackhawk,\u201d from New York for rdiff, lost seven of her crew on the passage.It is rumored that Secretary Freliaghuysen will resign the U.B.Secretaryship of State on account of ill health.7 5.000 T H inga loan of 76,136.marks for py purposes has been introduced in the Prussian Diet.A tele from Brandon s Tirtle Mountain, instead of by 8 good rity.o Al dor Campbell has fully recovered from is rent Hinoss, aud is now able to attend to his departmental duties.H w d Means Committee, at Wihingion.bas decided to report the bill preventing the importation of adulterated tea, that Young.for exander, was elected The steamer ** Flora Baraes\u2019\u2019 was burned to the level of the ice, at Bracebridge, Unt., on the lst The fire is undoubtedly the work of an incendiary.LA Bill has been introduced in the Conpectisut isistare providing that, when presenting their Let ots al the polls, voters shall remove their bata.Work bas been suspended at Stellarton, N.S., coal mines in consequence ot 3 recent cave in of the suriace in the vicinity of the old Dalhousie pit Tu Kingston Township, Pa-, 8 man named Leonard and his son were found dead in bed.His wife is dying, and two young children were in the last stages of starvation.The British gunboat *\u2018 Forester\u201d bas arrived at the l'ail ot the Bank.Glasgow, under sealed orders.It is believed abe bas gone to the Isle of Skye to overawe the erottors.The President of the german Reichstag, so knowledges the receipt of ifr thousand arts more from New York, for the relief of sufferers by the inundation in Germany.Two Mexican rivals in loya locked themselves in a room and fought a duel with axes, at Socorro, N.M.One chopped bis rival in a horrible manner severing the bond from the body, while he himself is terribly cut and cannot live, | Mrs.Green, widow of a member of the New York Chamber of Commerce, has donated $67.000 to the Chamber for the benefit of merchants, residents of New York and members of the Chamber, who have been unsuccessful in business.The Cantonal Government of Newchatel has issued à proclamation condemning the recent attacks wpon the \u201cSalvation Army\u201d and*oense- quent disturbances.It exhorts the citizens to respect religious liberty and right of public meeting.Mr.A.W.Thompson has been nominated by the Conservatives of Haldi Bettis, br the Liberals of Musko Me \u201cJob Dryden the Liberals efSouth Ontario, and Mr.rt M (hee, by the Conservatives of Grey, as candidates » Ontari o Legis lature.\u201cTher is much excitement at Warsaw aad Leroy, over he salt producing field of that 0D.Éd daily are.manufactured irom Bas Wells ai Warsaw.Agents of the Syracuze.Auburn and Canadian Syndicates are on the ground to make large purchases of lands to sink wells.e imquest on the Newhall House fire was finished at Milwankee on the lst.Ih jury deliberated severa! hours, and adjourned tifl the 3nd.The remains o: Mrs.J Gilbert were sent to her father\u2019s home, Blood\u2019s Station, N Y., on the 1st Gilbert was unable to accompauy the remains On Tuesday last the cashier of Le Halifax Banking ing Company, Halifax, N.8., transniitted by mail to >» agent at enbars, two, packages of notes each package oc containing 500.The agent ved the packages bat found them to cou- tain waste paper.The resuit of enquiry was that the Bank messonger, named ed Quy, was was arrested, and admitted tliat he bad ex the money.\u2018The whole amount has been recovered.QUEBEC LEGISLATURR.Fifth Parl iament\u2014Second Session.Quassc, Feb.1.\u2014 When the House met, the Speaker called atfentien to the irregularity and uselessness of the practies of presenting petitiens from obaritable and other bodies, asking for sanusl gracts and the continuation ef annual grants.Strictly speaking, tha House could not take the initiative in such matters.That rested with the Exeeutive, and it was therefore useless to encumber the Journals with such petitions.Mr.Joly said the practice was not followed at Ottawa.Mr.Lypeh heped the press weuld take a nets of these declarations for the public guidanoe.It was the Gevernment and not the House that toek the responsibility ef eomtinuing these grants , from year te year and recommending new ones.Mr.Trudel moved for a copy ef the memeris! nted by the profession tothe Premier, in boom ber last, respecting amendments to the Notarial Aet.\u2014Carried.Mr.Marion introduced a bill te inserporate the tewn of Laurentides.Mr.Garneau, to amend sad extend the charter of the Quebee and Lake St John Railway.Mr.Wartels moved the second reading of the bill respecting the Provineial Auditor, the Treasury Beard and Public Accounts.He explained that the measure aimed at ensuring the perfect independence of the Auditor in the exer- «ise of his impertant functions; an end whieb it was propesed te further attain by fixing his aslary,by statue, st $2,400,and by making him euly remevable from offoe by the Lieutenant- Govarner upon the Joint address ef the Legislative Couneil and Assembly.Be went on to describe the duties of the Auditor as substantially the same, within the Provincial sphere, as these of the Auditor-General, within thét of the Dominion, sad stated that the preposed Treasury Board, which the messure eontempisted, and which weuld be composed of the Treasurer, the Crown Lands Commisniener and the Attorney- General, was intended to aflerd a measure of assistance to the Auditer in the discharge of his duties, and in certain eéses to relieve him of bis burthensome responsibilities, by acting as a kind of court to decide the validity of his objestions.Tha Bill passed its second reading, and was referred to a Commitiee of the Whole, for to- morTOW, Mr.Mercier asked the budget speech might be expected.Mr.Wurtele said be could not ix the dav ;re- cisely as yet, but it would be, probably, tuwards the ond of next week.The House then sdjeurned at 4:30.Treasurer when his V THE DAIRYMEN'S CONVENTION, Miection eof Officers \u2014 Other Busines \u2018Aramsacted, BROÉEVILLE, Feb.1.\u2014At the morning ression of the Eastern Ontario Dairymen\u2019s Aoreciation to-day, the rst matter taken up was the report of the Nominating Committee.The committée recommended that the following be appointed the oficers fer the onsuing year :- -President, D.Derbyshire: 1st Vioe-President, D.Vandewater ; 2rd Viee-President, J.Walker.Directers: 18t Division, I).M.McPherson; 9nd, Tra Morgan; 3rd, James Bissell ; 4th, James Hagarty; 5th, .Hinman ; Gth, H.Wade.Auditors: James S.Hamilton and Howard Bissell.Mr.Graham, the retiring President, then stepped down and out, and Mr.Derbyshire, the President.elect, took the chair.Mr.Derbyshire made a few remarks, thanking the members for the hanor they had conferred tpon him, and assuring them that he would do his duty to the beat of his ability, and, he hoped, to the satisfaction of the members.The Treasurer und Auditor's reports wers presented.Papers on ths \u201cmode of pressing green fodder\u201d apd \u2018breads of cattie Jor the daity and creatnery, \u201d were read by Prof.Brown.A paper un \u2018*cheese making for the English n'erkets,\u201d was read by Mr.J, i.Harris, \u2018Taken ont of Bod.Dr.R.V.Ptærce, Buffalo, N.Y.; Dear |.3ir\u20141 have to thank you for the great relief received from your \u2018\u201c Favorite Prescription.\u201d My sickness bad lasted seven years, one which | was in bed.After taking one bottle wcs able to be about the house, Respecttully, AMANDA K.ENNIS, Fulton, Mich s ONTARIO LEGISLA TURE.Feurtt Parliament\u2014Fourth Session.Toroxto, Jan.31.\u2014The morniag session was devoted to advancing te their final stages » number of Government and private bills.The Supply Bill was iutreduced, read a second aud a third Time and passed, After recess the Ast te amend the Municipalities Act was considered in Committee.A number of amendments were meved, and the whole of the diternoon was spent in perfecting the bill.In the evening sastion it was read a third time and passed.On the motion te go into Committes en the bill to amend the Synod and Rectory Bales Aots af- footing the Diseese of Toronto, Mr.Mowat moved en amendment that this Aet shall not apply to any lands in the city of Torento.The division being taken the amendment was carried.Mr.Deroche thon moved that the Cemmittes rise without reporting, which was declared carried.This quashed the bill.Mr.Gibson moved for a return of correspon- denee between lady undergraduates of the University of Toronto and the autherities of the University College on the subject of the admission ot ludies to tho lectures of the collage.\u2014Carried.Mr.Lyon preseated the claims of Algoma to representation in the Legislature in some degree propertionate te its area, ita populatien, snd its growing importance, in a well considered aud forcible sposeh.When the House was in Committee on the Bill te consolidate the laws iespecting munioipal institutions Mr.Meredith moved an amendment to » section of the Act which was intended to give to Municipal Councils the regulation of the salaries of gaslers withoat interference trom Provincial officials.Lost ondirision.The House adjourned a little before midnight.Toroxro, Feb.1.\u2014The Legislature was pro- od this afternoon with the usual ceremonies.After asseating to a number of bills, His Hondr the Lieutenant-Governer delivered the following Speech from the Throne :\u2014 Gentlemen of the Legislative Assembly :\u2014 In relieving you from the discharge of your legislative tunctions, I desire to thank you for your assiduous attention to your duties, aud to express my appreciation ef the useful and prac:i- eal results of yeur labors.The numerous public and private bills to which I have assented affirm the seal and diligence with which you have applied yourselves to the parliamentary.work of the session.I congratulate you upon the successful consoli- datien of the Acts relating to municipal institu- tiens and to jurors and juries.In addition to placing these laws upon the statute book in a cen- venient form, the amendments which you have made will be of public advantage.The general Acts which you have passed to facilitate the construction of street railways, gas works and other local improvements in cities and towns, and to provide publie parks, are opportune, sad will, no doubt, meet with the approval of the people.* The measures for establishing public creameries and encouraging the planting of trees in the Previcoe have my warmest approval, as, also, the prevision you have liberally made for the purchase of new and improved varieties of seed grain.The agricultural interests of the Province esnnot fail to be encouraged and benefited by these measures, My Government will continue te guard the interest of the Province in relation to the Boundary Award I thank you for the supplies granted for the year.They will be expended with every regard to ecomomy and to the sffviency of the public service.In bringing te a ciese the last session ef the fourta Parlisment of this Provinoe | cannot part with you without referring with satisfactien to the wisdem and prudence which bave guided your deliberstions, or without expressing my hope that the now Assembly will prove not less aaxious than its predecessors have boen to advauce every interest of the people, nor less resolved to retsin intact the integrity of our Provinces.THE NEW YORK FIRE.Farther Weiatls of the Burmimg of the imman Line Deck.Nzw Youx, Feb.1.\u2014Additional particulars of the fire of the Inman Line dock state that at the end of the pier a large quantity of crockery, carboys of acid and other merchandise was stored, which was saved by the firemen.Sixty 'longshoremen were working on' the extreme end of the pier unloading the \u201c t\u201d\u201d when the fire broke out, and it is possible that some of them lost their lives, but not probable.The engineer on the picr was the first to discover the fire He fought with the flames for a quarter of an hour, and claims to have been the last who left the pier.His hands and face were burned and his hair and eyebrows acorch- ed.He says be discovered the fire at a quarter past two, and shouted the news to the men, when most of them -dro what they had and fled for life.Two, however, helped him with the pier hose on the closet where the fire was.It did not do much good.The fire was under the pier and in the'bulkhead, eating its way along, in spite of all they did.The mes on the * Egypt\" cast off the lines and signalled for tew-boats to drag her into the stream.the time they got under way the fire was a over the pier and reached the vessel.The engineer and these still oti the pier fled.Before doing so, the engineer opened the doors of the boilers and flooded them with water to prevent them exploding.The pier was then tilled with such dense smoke from the burning cotton and goods, that it was impossible to see à foot ahead.The engineer heard men groping around, trying to find a way out, but unable.to do se.He bent down and felt for the raiiroad track that runs from one end of the pier to the other, and followed it till be got out.He shouted to the others to do likewise, and they did.The engineer thinks they all got out.He does not know what caused the fire.Smokin: hibited ou the pier, but sometimes ongsh ore.men would steal a chance to smoke.When this was found out thie smoker was disc The superintendent of the Inman dock stated that the total loss is at least half e million.The pier was built last year, and cost $150,000.All the books, papers and documents are gone.The only property on the dock, with ths ex- coption of the * Egypt's\u201d consisted of old ropes, sails and fumber.e considered that nearly all the of the t\" was dip- charged, Tt is stated there is yd in the reports of vitriol being on the ¢ Egypt.\u201d The explosions heard were caused by bombs discharged to warn tugs and obtain assistance.The ¢ Egypt\u201d belongs to the National Line.Night watchman Lynch was badly burned.Several small vessels were damaged.The cargo of the \u2018\u2018 Egypt\u201d involved in she \u2018fire today consisted mainly of six hundred esses of si IRISH AFFAIRS.Speech by Mr.Chamberiain\u2014The Land + Corpeoration\u2014Faction Fig ht.Loxpox, Feb.1.\u2014Mr.Chamberlain, Presi dent of the Board of Trade, speaking at Swansea, enid that the next session of Pariisment would be interesting, but not excitin: Matters relating to Eng and and Scotland demanded comsideration.He believed the recent measures passed would brin ne about a sorted state of affairs in Ireland.\u201cWe could net,\u2019 Ohamberlain said, \u201callow ourselves to hen .Poland within four hours of our shores, The Government have done all they possibly could to legislate for Ireland, they hoped with success.If a frm band i is required il must be .exer- spa À number of war rrants are stil out in Ireland against members of ssctet organizations.Information in relation to crimes committed continues to come up freely.Dunuix, Feb.1.\u2014Tho Land ion has been recenélituted end will commenos apefus tions immediately.In the faction fight to-day at Labeaherda, several persous were severely injured, Warknaunr, Ct., Feb, 1.Mr.Walsh has forwarded $500, to the county of Donegal, Ireland, for the famine rater, contributed by the Land Lgngue of Boston.- \"THE FRENCH TROUBLES.Turbulent Nooscs in the Chamber \u2018of Beopnties\u2014Passaze of the Compromise Biil\u20142rebable Dissolution.Paris, Feb.1.\u2014In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, M Fallieres was absent, The Minister of Justice read the conclusion of M.Fallieres\u2019 speech on the bill for the exclusion of protend.ers from office.Tle speech maintained that the Count de Paris, by recognizing the Count de Chambord, re-affirmed the claims of- the Bourbons.The Republic, therefore, was justified in taking utions.He did mot ask for the wholesale expulsion of the as such violent measure would ailect some inotfensive persons.The present measure did not threaten the army.It was aimed only against the system of appointment by virtue of royal birth which was derogatory to the rules of promotion.It was unnecessary that the bili should provide against the event of s congress of the two Chambers electing a prince as President of the blic, as it simply enacted precautions, sud not claim to place obstacles in the way of a manifestation of the popular will.M.Madier de Montjau (Bepublican) urged the immediate expulsion of all princes.M.An- drieux (Republican) pro to substitute for the first clause of M.Fabre\u2019s compromise bill (which deprives the princes of civil rights), » clause proclaiming that all citizens of the Republic were equal befare the lsw and eligible 10 all offices according to their capacities.M.Audrieux was loudly interrupted by the Lait.He declared they had no right to interrupt, in the name of liberty, The bill was merely an advertisement of the pretenders, of whom the country otherwise would be ignorant.He did not admire the little Robespierres asad St.Justs, - who paraded a blood-stained page of the history of the country.M.Andrienx withdrew his amendment, which was re-introduced, slightly modified, by M.D'Ornano (Bonapartist).The Chaunber rejected it by 289to 56.M.Pelletan, amid the protests of the Right and acrimonious disputes, urged the adoption of M.Floquet's proposal.M.Ponce de Leon (Le gitimist) said he woudered that a general could be tound in the French army.Da\u2014 (Remainder of the sentence was drowned in the uproar, but it was understood to refer to the acceptance of the Ministry of War by M.Thibaudin.) A tormal censure on M.Deleon was then passed.M.Deves, Minister of Justice, declared the question lay between M.Floquet's proposal and a bill in which the Government limited itself to placing ou record the power of the Republic to protect itself without necessarily exiling all the princes.The first clause of M.Floquet\u2019s proposal was rejected by 852 to 172.M.Thibaudin said the question did not set a precedent for depriving officers of their rank, as the pretenders would be placed permanently on the retired list.As Minister of War, he formaliy entered upom an en agement to carry out the law as passed.No al influence need be feared in the army, hi was wholly devoted to its duty, and yould, if necessary, energetically defend the ublic.M.Ballue\u2019s proposal, cashiering tie ork princes, was rejected by 377 to 129.M.Fabre s Bill, giving discretionary power re- gerding the expulsion of the princes, was passed 343 to 168.The Chamber then adjowned for a week.The bill as passed prohibits the princes filling any civil or military post, empowers the President to decree their expulsion and enacts a penalty of one to five years\u2019 imprisonment for a violation of such decree.The bill will be brought before the Senate as quickly as possible.The debate in the Mig ifr 10 hours.A neticsable feature was the t's organized obstruction.M.Paul de Casagnac taunted the Cabinet with being unable to find a Minister of Marins.He objected to M.Thibaudin's state ment that the soldiers were devetod to the Re- blie ~~\u201c The army belongs to France,\u201d ® said \u201cWhen you tell us to go and get killed for France, we shall go ; vor not for the Republic.\u201d Amid a scene of exasperation and disapproval from the Left, M.ge declared hat the army was dem by the proscriptional measure, and the tara of the princes\u2019 friends would soon ceme.President Grevly continues to cherish the hope that he will soon have occasion to dissolve the Chambers.loxpox, Jan.1.\u2014A Vienns despatch says the conviction is gaining ground that the French are on the eve of fresh troubles.The crisis has thrown France's relations with the Powers into confusion.BODY SNATCHING AS A BUSINESS.The Scadeurs ing Stolen oy Baek e Rela ives\u2014Gping Bac on a Margntm, The disgrasefal traffic in dead bodies which the medical students of this city seem to have embarked in this Winter is becoming a paying one.The exouss that the dissecting rooms are in need of subjects, recent ghoulish tramsastiens have shewn to be * too thin,\u201d and that the real objeet of the resurrectionists is te make menmey.The modus operondi is as follows :\u2014 A corpse once stolen, a go-betwean, generally a medieal practitioner, is found whe intimates to the friends or.relatives of those whese bedies have boen earried off, that fers certain sum the remains will be returned.A onse in t ocaurred on Mo , when two bodies ste from Ste.Marie de Monnoir, were returned on the payment of $80.Yosterday anether shameful bargien was completed by the surrender by the students eof the bodies of two aged ladies,\u2014Mwe.Seguin, aged 88, and Mme.Ganthier, sged BT,\u2014that .had been stoles from the dead house at Rigaud some few weeks sgo.Ever since the bodies were stolen, the students, through the medium.of a couatry decter, have besa ing about the prise to be paid for the return of the bodies.They had held out for $200, but finally yesterday they ascapied the suin of $100, and surrend 4he bodies intaet.A peculiar insideat toék pliée éoncerning the return of the bodies stolen from Ste.Marie de Monnoir.The cure of the vil and other authorities offered a reward of $SO for the retarn vf the bodies.The relatives agreed te pay $80.A Court House official nego:isted Sin the students, but found that they would not give up their prey for $80.The official, feeling sure of the reward, paid them 928 mors out of bis ewan pecket and secured the bodies.However, when he elaimed the reward from the village authorities, they said that -the-offaring of & reward had been merely talk, and that nething been desided wpon.The official then to give up the bodies, and de- elareii that he weuld ee the e dedy of the girl er «nd pay himself.bat oo Pate brought t car.tant villagers to te morning the curb came into town end paid ad Depuey High Constasle the $80 reward.| Amusements.Coxcrar BY Ta Prnuaaxosic Sociery.\u2014A very large audience assembled last night in the Queen\u2019s Hall, tbe cession being the Ph Barmonie, , Bosiety\u2019s rt.The fiot of the pre- gramme consisted of Hiller\u2019s \u201cSeng of Niotory.\u201d The treble solo with ehorus, * Oh Jerusalem.Praise the Lord,\u201d ; vas very artistioall ren by \"Ms C.@.Maofarlane, snd.loudly applanded.The grand chorus, ** ty id the Jord,\u201d was render od with marked y The finai chorus, \u2018 Mal- lelujuh,\"\" one of the) mont difioult ough» on bats roeh was carried with re- 6 prodteior and mt d part\u201d of the Frame taken ap with the duotion of \"air Willique Sterndale Bonnet» \u201cMay Queen.\u201d | The overture wea ipléndidly rendired by the erches: tra ander the able diréetion of Prof.Couture.The gein of the piece was undoubtedly the soto and chorus ** With a Laugh as We go Reand,\u201d whieh iy rendered.The dust between Miss Crompton and Mr.Notris was sung with remarite- bie elearness and effect.Herr Fuimt\u2019s rendering of.the sole \u201c \"Tis Jelly to Hunt,\u201d was most finished in style.Miss Moylan sang the solo \u201cWhat Mean 1hese Angry Sounds,\u201d \u2018with much spirit and clearness.The consort wis © Wavassy, sad MON TREAL FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, Ta.THE MAY ORALTY.An Influentiai Donutation Waits upon Mr.Balmér.A number of influential eitizens met ab the Windsor Hotel last night, for the purpose of waiting upou Mr.Henry Bulmer, with a view to request him te allow himself to he nominated »s = candidate for the Mayoralty.Mr.Andrew Roberjaon having been appointed to officially represent the meeting, the party proceeded to the ouse of Mr.Bulmer, where hey were most osurteously received.Among thous present wore Messrs Andrew Robertson, George Craig, Wil- | liaus O\u2019Brien, E K Greene, KR White, Aldermea Donovan and Roy, ex-Aiderman Gauthier, J J Curran, M P; ex-Mayor Bivard, Edward Murphy, Walter Paul, James O'Briap, N.W.Trenholme, James Shearer, George Brush, P Dopnelly, John Ogilvie, Hebert Reid, Jessph Poupart, ex-Alder- man Allard, Z Petras, A Gohier, Antoine Favreau, Jonathan Hodgson, Thomas Craig, Rebert Gault, Samuel Finley, À F Ganit, David\u201d Merries, Andrew Boyd, Joseph Verdailles, jr ; J Corbin, Peter Lyall, C MoIntyre, H Graham, À Cowen, CE Smith, Alfred Roy, jr; N Lariviere, Ludger Cousineau, ete.ete.Mr.Andrew Rebertsen having.in a fow preliminary observations, vindicatsd tbe rights of the English-speaking citizens of Montreal to be représented in theit turn by a Mayor of their own natiônality, presented Mr.Bulmer with à re quisition, to which were appended 8,000 signatures, asking him to be a candidate fer the Montreal Mayoralty at the approaching elections.Ex-Mayor Rivard said that it afforded him much pleasure te support the eandidature of Mr.Bujmer.Not only had the turn of the English- ng people now come to have a Mayor, but y oir time had passed some time since.It was re easy to raise prejudices, and this had been repeatedly by individuals to keep\u2019 up their ae popularity, but the Englis -spesking people might rest assured that there were many\u2014 very many\u2014Frenoh Canadisas who were ready to support their candidate.There could be no question that the English-speaking people possessed a large number good able men\u2014indeed, there was > lack of om and tbey might rest assured that this year they bad every hove of suceess.Mr.Bulmer, he could say, from his past sogsaintanes with him, would make an excellent Mayor.He was à man of business, of integrity and of general popular ity.Indeed, he would make one of the best Mayors they had ever had, and would give every satisfastion to the citisens of Montreal.He might here say that ho knew it was difficult to please everybody.In the present imstance he saw as union upon their candidate of the three nationalities; the people of the East End sympathised with Mr.Bulmer and he must sucosed.Mr.Edward Murphy said that having known Mr.Bulmer for cver thirty years he bad always estoomed him as a man and a oitisen.His ex- rience of him for the last three years upon the arbor Commission had convinced him that he was not only !arge minded and liberal, bat tbat he was able and that he would oreditably fill any position that he might be given, Mr.KK.Greene congratulated the meeting - upon being of one mind.He saw here not only a large number of English speaking citizens, but an influential representation of Freneh-Canadians, He, therefore, hoped that those who were present would à apres their opinions upon their fellow.oitizens, for though Mr.Bulmer had not signified his intention of accepting the nomination, be had good reason to believe that he would.He fully realized that without the Frenoh-Canadian vote they could net carry the election.The only way in which the people of Mebtreal conld live harmonisusly tegether was by working in wnison and for the common good.Ald.Donevan said he was well pleased to some and join his fellow citizens of all nationalities, He felt that so large a gathering, without re- speot to nationality and oreed, mast be very encouraging to their candidate.It was about 21 years since he bad first met Mr.Bulmer in the City Council, and he bad always admired his integrity and ability; having served his pre- bation and renticeskip, it was fitting be should receive Ris diploma in the chape the Mayoralty this year and for a sesond, 1f he behaved bimsdif.(Laughter.) He had ooeasion to mest many of the residents of his Ward and he could say that the general desire was fér an infusion of mew blood, and he believed Mr.Bul- mer would be nominated and elected by acclamation.He considered Mr.Beaudry to be\u2019 a goed man, but he had had more of the Mayoralty position than aay other man living or dond, and ought te-be well satisfied.He trusted- Mr.Bul- mer wenld be allowed to go in by scolamation, and that Mr.Besudry would waive a contest.Ex-Ald.Poupart said he bad known Mr.Bal- mer for twenty-five years, aod had sat with him in the City Council.He had done justies to ali as Chairman of the Read Committee, and nothing had ever been remarked net his b and liberal sendact.He believed the Frenok Canadians and Irish would support him, aud he, for one, sheuld de his best to have hing elected.Mr.J.J.Caran, M.P., had attended this meeting with pers re, because he felt that in asking Mr.Bulmer to become a candidate they were ealling upon a eitisen who had all the qualities of honesty, intelligence, experience, broad views and general liberality.The elestion of Mr.Bulmer would mark s new ers, would ereate good feeling and fellowship, and .he.felt with one of the gentlemen who had spoken that Mr.Balmer t to be returned by seolamation.He commented upon the old arrangement ty whieh sach nationality Had its representative in \u2018the civie chair in tarn, snd esnsequently advo- eated the election of Mayors by fon.Ex-Ald Allard was happy to see the meeting so large and representing the influeroe and elite of the city.He had the highest opinien of Mr.Bulmer, and was-sure be would do justies.to-all pationalities.He was: ef opinion that if Mr.Benudry dared to risk a contest, ha, would ineur the most erushing defsat.that he was deeply sensible of, the compliment paid him by the faet that the * requisition oon- tained the names of leading eitisens of evary cread and nationality.ad nevet refused to ospted the eandidature beeanss he found it to be the wish of ths citizens of every ééétion \u2018in this mixed community.He had bad the personal assurance of the present Mayer that | would net oppose him.r.Balmer oonol in the f61- lowing terms: \u2014\u201cWith se large m requisition, thers ought to be no oppesition, and I trust yom may be spared the trouble of a contest, ut whether our hopes in this Tespest are realised or not, il I ym elested Mayor, of which, with your | auslatance, there seems po reasonable dombt, I romise you that my best energy and ability | will devoted te the promotion and sdvamee- of its prestige and eredit My atndy in such sn event will be to so net as to promote bartneny and éommunity of fealing among ail creeds and natiopalities, and \"to advance common -vetl without\u2019 regard te sestional interests.\u201d : 4 eee \u2018 The Seettiah Clana, \u201c Some interesting détails on the o ofthe class of the Hi hlands of Soot) od w vo Le HE | Ee Hear rt ere a chief, and poll rn at the battle of pe they ail came from à common origin.e Srisios of the clans, ss told by tradition, wore very aad the lecturer gavo several nf the Bote » Lorie 94 th the ood ws inal r.MoocNish, at th the children ent, 0 pon Bo { dhe toro later ilies war row ow n in Ononda.i Inntitng Oapndien.IY ; ana ual meeting of th wis ¢ oy ae Bie aay acte fas fran Sele ri ms py y to .derte sentativ © late Jose yi Al ki exprerdons of Tri A amitad ln Tn Simone es Bbtlemen, lo donatin ob giv ain © \u201celoction Score sident, ja EE BP 23 ESE 3 fans A oise t Ter, Hon, É reser.hie | Autres] \u2018Theo.Lafleur, T.J.Audiwse=T ret Ét, Robin - us SO Wealih Is Nothing.# Never riarry for wealth,\u201d ve 8 conteier porary, \u2018\u201c but ber it Tete bas ha Li ue on ait e Ménard and ail Mr.Bulmer, in accéptisg the candidature, soil taie his share of laber in any matter affecting |.the interests of the city, Hewover, ha only .ae- | ment of the city\u2019s interest, and the muintenance Ÿ obs espn 50000000 We0e Diesasd apd ¢ a, Dom's Die the Monse JEN et) Clears out rats, mice.fosshes, bed-buga, fi, in ants,\u201d moles, chip, pk, gophers.; The granddaddy of all the sweet potatoes roa ou exhibition recently at a store in Waeo, It was a yam, and, when dug, weighed Rin two ponds Sweet potatoes weigh about per bushel, so that this one was 3 Le over over ball a bushel of solid potato.W.J.Lang, Bethany, Ont., writes: I wavone of the greatest sufferers for about fifteen tngüths with a disease of my ear similar to nleers, causing entire deafness.I tried every.that could be dons through medical skill, uk without relief.As a last resort, 1 tried Dr.Shuma\u2019 Eclectric Oil, and in ten minutes found relief.I continued using it, and in & short fimé my ear was cured and he completely festored.have used this won tal healer sutgessfully in cases of inflammation of the sore throat, coughs and colds, cuts and = ete., in fact it is our family medicine.DByspopsin & Liver Complnint.I it not worth the small price of 75 cents te fres yourself of every symptom of these distressing oemplaints, if you think 20 call at our store end got à boitle of Shiloh\u2019s Vitalizer, every bottle Las a printed guarantee on it, use aocord- ingly and if it dees yeu no good it will cost you nothing.Bold by Laviolette & Nelson, 207 Notre Damest, and B.E.MeGale, 301 Et, Jesephat.5 The universal opinion of all who have Jn.spected our immense stock of Boys\u2019.the\u2019 Clothing is upanimous in pulse of its exoellency and variety, as it embraces the largest and best assortment ever shown under one roof.The Boston Clothing House, 41 & 43 Bt.Joseph Street.Mental depression, headache, and nervous debility, are speedily remedied by that excel- Jent blood purifying tonic, Burdock Blood Bitters.The Editor of the Mitchel Recorder states that he was cared of biliousness, liver derangement, and sick headache, by the use of this medicine.Pedicines.AN SPECIFIC forthe STOMACH Af E INDIGENOUS BITYTERS.Anainet Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Fiatulency, Nau- | Dress Patents ; inopt mac = Specific xitic Jeticles ARNIVAL BAL BALL.LADIES (AERIV * ine Fresch\u201cKid Slippers and Gents\u2019 ClEARETTES fog John uncan & Song Mo.10 received por Sat Fire Ania, 355 San Tanase stroct and CQALO OIL DRAIN PIPES, White Bricks, éc., Das.Es RMNER, Craig street be CARL FELT AND LINING PAPER~FOR PUTTING UNDER CARPETS.4 Rooms.Ra = FURNISHED, NEAR BEAVER Hall 656 Palace « OOMS \u2014 CLERGYMEN AND THER visiting tha air will find good rooms with first- class board, 87 Cathedral st.286 COME FURR ISHED ANTONE JR COME\u2014FURNISHED.ST INK JP OUMS\u2014FURNISHED AND UNFURNISH, ed, first floor.4 Meiill College Ave.à OOM»\u2014LARGE COMFORFABLE ou with board.1474 St.Cathèrine.288 ROOM\u201426 VICTORIA STREET.; 356 R OONE\u2014FU RNISHED.25 McUILL COL -V legs Avenue.2813 JROOMS\u2014FIRST-CLABS.86 UN IVERSITY Joy] Jum} Floor J _ FERRERO ais ae vd ats yer sii iad SW arr JROCN FURNISHED BEDROOM.4% vic, ©.camut walk 2 st SNA LC0.Wholetalo Btationors, 45514 Faure 2071 PROUMS-MEX MITOHELL, HIDWIFE, éo6 POULE POINTED STEEL PRooMs \u2014 WITH LOARD, AT 107 URION CARPET TACKS, Nos 9 10, 11 £ 13 in stock Avenue.04 + | Manufactured by B.CHEESING « & £ CO.OOMS \u2014 WITH D M SEARL, HAMILTON, 0! ARIQ.Midwife, 4 Moni ) .$ senod of ali dangerous ingredients.rd\u2014To thelr mod: KATES SKAT ES! ernts price.A'purely vegetable remedy, composed of A fine assortment of Wives steel skates, at reduced roots and barks, most precious for their tonic, stomachic, prices; suitable for New Year's inte, Come early and Sigostive and carminative properties Excellent for make yo our selections, Grind g 25 cents Sold hating the appetite, aod.a most \u2014orage.H: DONALDSON, 572 Cong otra $03ze0d | drug 8 ores in con: ost package, » 8 onough to mais botles of Lit TKEL ENGR@&VINGS, ALL Lars ou as are soid for a den te depots in Montreal Meu, an, Sons à Co, Karry, Watson à Co, sad H.Bugden & Co.: 266s NERVOUS DEBILITY.A Cure Guaranteed.Æ CG Westy Nerve and Brain Trentmen speditic for Hysteria, Dixsiness, ma Couvent, zu Nervous Neuralgia, Prostra- toa saused by the use of alcohol or Pareil Wakstal- [TS to cure any case.Order received by us six boxes, accompanied with (35, we wil send ES Sm Bars Gasanton: oes only IR E.MeGA LE, Chemist, 301 Bt Joseph street, Montreal.Chonp 03 + Books.\u2019 INVALUABLB Works of Reference outs, SCHOOLS à S sad LIBRARIES, WORCESTER\u2019S quanre_ Ta TIONARY ofthe English Language.Edition.Vath plement aantbridend and dad protons Illustrated.5 best Dictionary fandard, and bilshed oop, heey yas edres, $10.pu LIPPINCOTY'S PRONOUNCIN GRAPHICAL DICTIONA ARY.1.Gonttining Eminent persous AL Aaa an Counties Er 180MAS, A.M., M.D.imperial Svo.Bbeep.$10.LIPPINCOTPS EE ONE ANC GQ GAR ETTEER OF THE WORLD.A complets Geographical Dictionary.New Edition.gs boroughl revised snd greatiy enlarged.Containing Su.Pplement.ary Tables, with the mest recent Coens\u201d Rot Royal Sve.Sheep.$12 re Tut parce WORDS, Facts.AND PHRASES.A Dioticuary ary kh du nt, and roe 1900 Bak morveco.$2.50.Half Russia.94.ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CH \u2018Theorstical, Practical, SLA Richly strates.vois.Prva 8vo.Batra sloth, Teulon.?NBS DICTIONARY or A Dictionary of WSR Pranvithog ®ve \"JCAL VOTA- TNA LS EPOE Sp, AGEM.\"\u201d Esch l vol Laces Bre.* Sule will be ee ar Sud by ap posta, o sent, free of | Be Be SaPrPIROOTT Æ C®, Publishers.716 and 717 Market Bt, Philadelphia Genders.> Lot »\u201d A Fhtice to Contractors.BALED TENDERS, addressed to the gard B andorssd \u201cTender for Bxamising Warehouse, bea\u2019.will be reotived ob this office until as the Eh Oday MARCH sexi, fr the orocion and compie- \u2018EXAMINING WABEHOUSE, not bind Heslf to accept the Byom, F.ML.EXNES, yeaa ff pea TES A ; PT dra 1 } \u2019 ns A | THE WAN DERER.Bee Te-morrow\u2019s Star.ready, peatly framed, to be sold cheap this mouth.Buyers shoukd W.H.HOPE, The Worl man\u2019s Picture Framer, Soi and 40 Bleury street.lus QHIRIS SHIRTS SHIRTS \u2014 D PEBFKOTYIT.Madotoorder.J.1, LAFLAMME late of Kemp 4 Lo.Z4Y st.Jaures street.1573 SHOW -CASES-\u2014 \u2014W Millicham p ace.0 AT etries af 3uow-caset, low = prices, caislogne.roma a So 7e 8 Adolaido sarost, ee KE THE SCIENCE OF LIFE: OR SELF-PRERÉSVATION, s medical work work for every man, mas, Joung, middle-aged, or old.125 invaluable pre- for alldiseasen.204 WELLE BRICKS \u2014 Portland, Pr Sania Camants, Tus.Bricks, Pire Cay, &c.de.ALRX.BREMNEL, G40 Craig stres! #13,50 05 FLAX \"THE WANDERER.See To-morrow\u2019s Star.Æox Sale AANA AS AIAN For SALR\u2014SET OF OF GOOD, DST EONG HAR- mess, cheap Delia Torre, 341 Motrs Dame st.+ 2 Fois ap are ANDSOME FANCY MA RR: minutes.Apply at £35 Visitation Form ALE \u2014 YACHT, 5S-TON SLOOP, AL new: \u2018*Z 1851,\" S?An 0 R SALE CARTERS RIC os COM SUPLETE, owes three Jeans in comprising horses 7 and years old, coupe.sleigh, robes and armess, with stable requisites, to be sold on easy terms.A geod chance for sidady an wishing to start im the business.15.9 STAR 0! 255 Lo Let.O RENT\u2014Frora 1st April next, Sadariaed verrying ua the bashes Of Fotos\u2019 Ad ge store bas froubuge 478 St Paul and 29 missioners streets and is oll ad tocarrs gE say other Who! lesale Business.Parties enka of four yare' unexpired lease.particulars apply to N.Quintal, 475 8 St Paul street, \u20181228 w= | HOUSES TO LET \u2014 98, 5 co tan For 106 thuley street A to O.J.DEVLINM, 115 +4.James street, or at 720 virobroote otrout 276 =| GHP TO LET 267 \u2018Notre Lame street; House to ii] Collage Ay 10 0.J.J.DEVLIN, 11 13 SSS ue tin A.) LET Office No No, 101 St.Fran- send diet AOÛT Aus a Va MILLAU\" 54 br TO LET\u2014Firat-clage h house, No.960 Sherbreoks st.* Apply Within, 0 LET \u2014 Nos.20 and 22 iy street, No.14 5t.Joho street, No.20 St.street.Also, porond and ibid sories of sé Cath street, wD aa the Alexandra Rooms.J.H.JOBS 8%.Sacrament ptrest.28 1 TO LET Three fats, late, containing & se tot No 38 Dion Bleury »f Tome SER AEE Qu ICES TO LET\u2014The most péeetrable offices in nt large suit- dancing pores, 8er os ty Ress ES arriére = ONSLS ski.SUBURBAN HOUSE WANTED Pare site TN BTR IWR fs _____Bropoxiy Tow Tes Sais.[FARMS other and, other Sore ole] Sp ied oF Fe SF 88! Ea naa DOUBLE FLEMOTSE, 125 Cadieux st.snd sammier residemes at Pointe Claire.A at 21 B.Viooens 17 15 ALE\u2014TWO P si- pis à Gants Cantoé: } tbres-mios ares LIN Bom ioniy i art ane Proprietor, Chamblr FOR SALE, A Large Weeden Temomont House, on \u2018College Street.MUST BE RKNOVRD IN MAY NEXT.7 W.CLEMDINNEYG.VWILLIAM DARLING & 00, } HARDWARE M MERCHANTS.) SPLOIALRIES, + A COMPLETE SYOCK OF Bresek-leading Guns Fuèt Received.\u2014\u2014AL30\u2014 + CUTLERY.| American Cardinia, Rifles.Revolvers snd | Stier Sporting Gpods.- 0 50 THD THATS CUVE: \u201c1s well Posted, with board.in the vicinity of the Cx y be had w bere anly à few boarders are en.Address, \u201cPF 1087.dram office.\u201d office.134 \u201cTHE WANDERER.\u201d See To-morrow\u2019s Star.Slothing.FXTRA SIZE CLOTHING.A large number of gentlemen, weighing from two to three hundred pounds, never go te a READY-MADE CLOTHING STORE because they labor under the impression that they csunot be fitted\u2014an idea, no doubt, true, when applied to the small concerns throughout the country ; but such is not the cass at our NANMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE.We devote an entire department to the sale of EXTRA 8IZE CLOTHING.Ia 1t can be found SUITS, OVERCOATS, BUSINESS cears AND VESTE - as large as BO inches breast measure, and Pse- taîèons big enough for anybody.We have also made preparations for the \u201c EXTRA TALL and REMARKABLY THIN \u2019 RAN .With à Long Arm and a Long Leg, and, although we cannot shew such aa immense assortment of these sises as we do in onr regular lines, yot we ean show you double as slsny as any merchant tailor or clothing dealer in the eity or country, and, what to you is a gore vital point, at about two-thirds the price they ask.The Boston Clothing House, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 41 and 43 ST.JOSEPH STREET.a Educational.; PRIV.ATE TUITION \u2014 Lessons a fa Preach, Saorthané nd Drawing, by \u201c6 NE WARNTED-A YOUN GIRL TO TO À 44 Peel si.\u2018 ANTE ARPT Bn ue i EEdaa: ng; must speek French WARTS Fre: Notre Date st ot \u2019 \u2018WANTED ~\u2014 LABS John Date, 454 are TINS WAN WANTED DE ED] EDIATELY GENERAL, ina Hons -u v b re ns : A Ww Mr sia A Tl SLABS GARDENS mY = ANTE, ony A RESPECTABLE NAR; 4; Waris situation as groom, caretaker or Tog a Bi make pee po cas make himself useful apply 10 M Bm ki WANTED ENFLOYMENT BY BY A STF sr A ung Man.Address, * À 8,\" Br, ; TED\u2014A SITUATION N A5 ss the Whciocale Beale Addred, 7 1869.rites totes a by a Saber SITUATION AB Address, ML,\" 16% Ua rest A 308 German st .À WASFED=BY\" A MIDULE AUED VAN fie werk and 15 over den y fori the best Comrloriny H x War D\u2014HBY A YOUNG A a priests family, to at ININAAAANAANS 1 = SEES Las avoue.Apply to a Evans 68 = ENING EAN to 301 6.antotne cine, FOLIES MALO VAS a À LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND- mE a oo 17 not a or BTREET, ON\u2019 , A PO panel D Owner can have TH : Peron costa rr Er Joseph st.se PUUNI-IN 1 FE BALL ROOM A 2 sor Hotel, ta le moraioy, 3 ladies\u2019 HEE Jeopert \u201cDom,\u201d STran ofte.HUNGARIAN ROLLER PROCENS FLOOR, : GERMAN HEXEL FLOUR, FAMILY 4 ! D PASTRY FLOUR.DIE & = ARVIE 10 nmé 13 Moury ogsept.A NATURAL WATER: ET neo ot the LLIN Caledonia Spring Water, qi a an efficient as the very best m! Star, Bro prié wra, Spend.| 15% wi.dares tt tr To \u2014 \u2014 > Fasano Of The trax or 152 and 1883.\u201cIon 1522.I Jal.1888 : Hendaye .17.186' Mauda, \u201cEnesdny-.17.372 Duosity ere 19,004 Wednesday.17.397; W'eunesca) -.19,033 Fuureday.\u2026\u2026.17.682 l'aursday.vous 19,448 BAY creas 17.550 Tra .10,6088 BILUTGRY evens LB,U0E 41305 verve 20.833 , i = 1 feta.106851 feat.110.697 Present aaiiy averz7- 144, £49.EE Wo vel ove tlie viteuste vI ÎHE STAR : is ti cui bite se ©.à.Lac other English ; pÉsu vublisse ! in ihe city ot Montreal iH i Correspondents und Agents ior renca and Bei.advertising in fue Ata1-M M Caixk £ Cie, ne de l'Eutropot, No, LU, d'acis.Féance Correspondent and Agent \u2018or Eugl'sh advertising, Thos C Dumeux, 8 Paradise street, Liver- \" pool, Eng.} FRIDAY,