The Montreal daily star, 23 février 1883, vendredi 23 février 1883

[" \u201c7 VOL XV NO.46 Mornine 1 elecrams.Condensed Telograma.w 's_hirth was generally observi thro ut the United tates, Earthquakes and veloanic disturbances are sported very prevalent in Jspan.Frince Bismarck is tormanted by nouralsis ad is sometimes cut off in the middie of debate by be exoru pain.The Princess Louise bas sent to England \u2018so beautitul sketches dons by her during her tri to nited States.to Reinfo ts nstantily proceeding Eira.C Rina, which post the Government fes to eve is in r from Russia - , of bec, has, it is tod reer ee Quebec: bas i rom Roms, touching religions matters.Lo .The against American hog products into effect i ern a month aiter itis publib Bpecial rules will be made for supplying ships Ths furnace of the Wampum, Pa., Iron Cospany losed by the Sheriff.The failup has ee ad by the py diffoultiss ot Koman Bros., Pittsburg.collision took at Paris, Ont, on thel20d, ween two freight trains on the Graud [runk Paimecs.No one was injured.Comsiderab) damage was done to both engines.Louise Floren, another viotim of the Schodhouse disaster, died at New York on the 2Qnd.Eyminer Reilly reports that he inspected the buildin a tew months sgo and found nething wrong.At a meeting in the Norton Street (Londæ.Ont.,) Bible Christian Church on esday nigh à vote n on the basis of union.The remit was, for for 18, agsinst 27 ; majority against, 14.Dennis Hutchinson, who was shot at be time \u2018Westheriake was killed in the Digby Nek.N.S., dancing psrty quarrel, several weeks ago,bas died trom the fects of the bullet wound.A very threatening official communiésion from \u2014 China has been received by the Japanese iovern- meut relating to Corez and Loo Chow.Tie American aoceptanse of the Corean treaty wiliprobably prove the most important obstacle to wslike demonstration in China There is great excitement at Tucson Arizona, * overare silver very 20 wiles south in u the Sants Rita Mountains, the ore coring wide, and over a mile long, with D average mes» of $2.70 per ton.Lhe property hs just been purchased by a Methodist minister.The military authorities in BritishNorth America have brought to the notice ufthe British fdr ty the sal ol Mrategioal values æd defence- sondition of ers sod firongly recommended tant, instead o/abandoning the is as » naval depot, steps shoed at once be taken to establish it as a first-class opot.and s0 fortify it that it would be able to resit the Stack of a e eat in ease of emergency \u2018 a have - UNITED STATES CONGIESS.The Pre-emptioa Laws Roenled, \u2018WasnmiNgTON, Feb, 22.In the House today, Mr.Pound offered an amenduent repealing the Pre-emption laws, with alllaws anthori- sing the filing of declaratory statenents for the entry of public lands by an agen\u2019 or attorney.Mr.Washburn advocated the agendment, and said the Pre-emption laws shoulc be repealed.The manner in which the publt lands were taken, up under these laws was a perfect scandal.À husbandman could not file à lgitimate ciains without being persecuted by adventurers and land sharks.The amendment was adopted.It prevides that the repeal shall not affect the disposal o! lands uhder treaty stpulations with the Indians, nor impair legal rights heretofore uired under said laws.All :xisting entries for settlements or filings may br pertected upon proper proot of their bon.fide character, and dne compliance with the laws underwhich they were made.Any person who heretobre made, \u201cor may hereafter make a dona fide enty of blic lands under the homestead laws, sh bave t privilege o of paying the minimum price for lan any time before the expiration of five yon from the date of entry and after actual residence, improvement and cyjtivation have been maintained not less thas two and a half _yeara.Any person apulyingfor benefits of the timber culture laws shall mae entry in person at the local land office and mpke affidavit that ke is an actual resident of thi connty aud state or territory in which the Imd is situated, and has not made a contract to rdinquish the entry.The offering for sale as s matter of traffic or speculation of relinquishments of entries shall be deemed evidence that sich entries were maae for speculative purposes, and they shall be liable to cancellation.GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.Discussion im the Landtag.Brainy, Feb.28.\u2014 The Landtag to-day discussed the estimates of the Ministry of Warship.Herr Windthorst, leader of the Clerieals, said the Government was blaneable for the conflict with the Vatican, as it hid not been earnest in its negotiations.The Government is not desiroux of peace withethe Vaticaz, though the Emperor favors it.Herr Schorlener affirmed that the State would be forced ts make pesce with the Roman Curia in order to terminate the expatriation of the Catholic conmabities, which promoted deworslization aid prepared a way for the triumph of Sociatiem.Minister ot Public Instruction said ne would place no difficulty in the way of religious sch: but desired to prevent the exercise of certaÏn special influence over the schools The Government had almost entirely moved the sequestration of the incomes of the clergy and pardoned Bishop Meichers.This statement caused general surprise.A Rome despateh says Cardinal Jacobini's last note declares that Prussia must consent to a thorough revision of tie May Laws or she will deprive the Catholic Church of Germany of the very conditions of exisjence.THE SING SING REVOLT.The Strikers Return te Werk.Sing Sina, Feb.23.\u2014 Wynn, a long-term desperado, and ringleader in several riots in the State Prison, who waa to have been leader of the general strike vesterday, received early in the day a telegram from bis friends in Ulster County, who exprested confidence that a on would shortly be obtained tor him.yun put on good behavior at once and refused 4 to have anything to do with the strikers, who, being deprived of their leader, doggedly went to work.This afternoon the pamgs which Fevol in the fore part of the week were brought out from the dark cells and, after Reining fed, returned to work.The ri Rosney, Doyle, Ryan and Smith, will mil be pe un {shed allowed to return to their regular duties, ith one exception the con- vitts whe testified before the examining eom- mittes bave not yet boem punished.It is a estimated that the present revolt will cost the taxpayers tens of thoussnds of dollars, and that it will take several years to regain lost ground.jPOMINION ARTILLERY ASSOGFA TION.on of Oflecrs.Orvawa, Fob.29.\u2014The meeting resumed at two c\u2019elook, whem, after seme discussion, the amended rules were adepted.The names of Capt.Macrae and Lient.Donald- 30h were added to the Council.The election of offiesrs was then prosesded with, resulting as foliows : \u2014 President\u2014 Major-General Lusrd.Vies-Presidents \u2014 Col.Powell, Lieut.-Ool.Stevenson, Lisut-Col.Mowbray, sud Colonel Bowett, After a vote of thanks to Major-General Lasrd for the efficient manner in which he had conduet- od the business of the Association, tip meeting ut « subsequent meating of Couneil.thy foil of ewing effleurs ere clected E * esident\u2014LiomtmCol.Irwin.Viee-Presidents\u2014Lieut.-Colouels Cotten, Moa- tizambert, Macdonald and Oswald.Representatives to Rxeeutive Committeu\u2014 Capt.Stewart sad Lieut.Donaldson.meotiag of Council will be held \u201c= 4 moraing Lors Ft \u201cBeenme Sousé and Well.\u201d Harouzn's STATION, Qu, March 27, 1876, R.V.Piznon, M.D.: Dear Sir \u2014M who had bean ill for over two vears, an ; Late tried many other medicines, became sound and well by using your * Favorite Prescription.\u2019 My nieee was also cured Ly its use, after sevarai Physicians bad failed to do her any good.blo moe I.Mscovts, QUEBEC LEGISLATURE.Fifi Parlinmont\u2014Second Session.Quasec, Feb.32.\u2014Several petitions were presented, among others one from over 3.000 taxpayers of the municipality of St.Saveur against the Bill,to amend its charter.A mossage (rom the Council announcod that it bad amended and passed the Bill to grant addi- tisnal powers to the Worsted Co.The Treasurer laid before tho House a statement of setions taken against commercial cor- poratiens, À nnmber 6f returns to addresses were presented.Mr.Desjardins thes continued his speech, commenced on l'assday, in reply to the Oppesi- tion leader on the Budget, speaking until the House took recess at 6 After recess, the following Bills were passed throu, h Committee, read a third time, aud To ineorperate the St.Johns, Napierville and Huntingdon Railway Company; Mr.Paradis.To incorporate the Papineau Seigniory Railway Company; Mr.Dubamsl.To smend the Act incorporating the Mentroal Loan and Mortgage Company; Mr.Stephens.To incorporate the town of Laurentides ; ; Mr.arion.The Hokse went into committee on the bill to incorperate the town of Hochelaga.The committee rose, reported progress and asked leave to sit again.Mr.Desjardins at © p.m.resumed his speech wpon the Budget, speaking till 11 o\u2019slock.The-Speaker rendered his decision on the point of erder raised by Mr.Mercier on the bill of Mr.Wurtele to previde for the final settlement of the Common Scheol Fynd.Mr.Mercier had said that this measure should not have been introduced as a bill, but as a resolution authorized by the Lieutenant Governor.The Speaker ruled in favor of the positien taken by Mr.Mercier.The following bills wore read a second time :\u2014 To amend the Act of this Province, 45 Vic.chap.107, Mr.Bernatchez : to incorporate the \u201c Rassell Chateau and St.Louis Hotel Co ay,\u201d Mr.Robertson : to ineorporate the National Monument Company, Mr.Beaubien; to incorporate the Massawippi & Magog Junction Railway Company, Mr.Robertson ; to incorporate the Iber- ville & Missisquoi Counties Railway Company, Mr.Demers ; to authorise the sale of the Quebec National School property, Mr.Irvine ; to amend the act to ineorporate the Staustead Wesleyan College, Mr.Thornton ; to iacorperate the Cap Rouge & 8t.Lawrence Railway Company, Mr.noau ; to incorporate the \u2018\u2018 Grand Natienal ry of Quebec,\u201d Mr.Archambauit ; to amend the acts relating to the incorporation of Notre Dame Hospital at Montreal, Mr.Martel ; to confirm the act of the Federal Parliament, 45 Vie.chap.101, intituled, \u2018\u201c\u201c An Act to amen d and extend the Act to empower the Stadacona Fire and Life Insurance Company to relinquish their charter and to provide tor the winding up of their affairs\u201d and to render valid the provisions of the said Act and to give affect thereto, Mr.Gagnon.The House adjourned at midnight.IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.The Chausel Tunnel\u2014Mr.Forster on the Irish Yr.ubles\u2014Vigoreus Attack on Mr.Parnel)\u2014 Mr.O'Kelly Suspended.Loxoox, Feb.32.\u2014In the House of Commons this afternoon, Mr.Chamberigin said the Gevern- meat would move for the appointment of a committee of both Houses to enquire inte the expediency of the construction ot a Chaunel tannol.Mr.Trevelyan stated that a shorthand writer was prevent during the examination of the wit nesses at Dublin Castle.The witnesses were not threatened, nor were they proffered drink.The debate on Mr.Gorst\u2019s amendment was then resumed.Mr.Lowther promised the Conservative sup- pert to a vigorous poliey toward Ireland.Mr.Forster said that but for the Phoenix Park murders Ireland would have believed Mr.Parnell supreme, and would have become ungovernable.The recent disclosures increased the suspicion that the Land League was cennecied wit the outrages.The pubiic expeeted Mr.Parneli would have elucidated this peint.No mere disclaimer would be sufficient.He charged Mr.Parnell with heading an organisation whioh started the agitation that promoted outrages and incited murder.Mr.Parnell reaped the advantages of the agitation.He did not plan the outrages, but he connived at their sommission.Mr.O'Kelly shouted, \u201cIt\u2019s a lie\u201d several times, when he was suspended by a vote of 305 to 20.Mr.Forster then reiterated his charges against Mr.Parnell, quotiog irom his speeches that * murder was unnecessary.\u201d He said the wretches who committed the Phoenix Park assassinations had pot acted on the letter, but en the spirit of these speeches.Until Mr.Parnell expressed his regret and repentance, he could not communieate with him.A feeling was now rising, even in Ireland, against the agitation.Mr.Parnell and his friemds had been unveiled and unmasked.There were loud cries for Parnell, but he did not move.Mr.O'Donnell.attempting to interpose, was ruled out of order.Mr.Parnell moved the adjournment of the debate.Agreed to.Lospox, Fob.28.\u2014The Standard says no speech in recent years has produced such intorest and excitement as Mr.Forster's attack last wight on the pelicy of the Land League.The Times prints a copy of a manifesto issaed by 30 old members of tbe Irish Republican Bretherhood, resident in London, addressed to all members of the Brotherhood, expressing the hor- rer and shame with which they read the disgraceful story teld at the Kilmainham Court House.MRISH AFFAIRS.Fithpatriel Discharged\u2014+ Neo.1.\"\u2014Rra.Carey Beyeotted \u2014 Carey's Evidence De -Sheridan heard from.- Doniss, Feb.22.\u2014The authorities have re- eaived valuable information éoncerning \u201cNumber 1,\u201d and are positive of bis identity.Fitzpatrick, arrested for complicity in the murder of Cavendish and Burke, and who, it wes stated, scted as a watcher, has been diseharged.Mra.Carey has been completely * boyeotted * since turning informer.No tesast has paid rent, and notices are chalked on the doors of her property warning persdns not to pay rent to à \u2018\u2019 eur- sed informer.CnrcaGo, Feb.20.\u2014James Hackett, an employee of the Grand \u2018rank Raïlway Company, who resigned from the Dublin Metropolitan Police in 1881, makes public a statement regarding the informer Carey, with whom he was on very intimate terms.Hackett says that he was at Carey's house on tie night of the murder of Lord Frederick Cavendish und Mr.Burke.Carey's wite was flushed and excited, and was evidently trying to genceal something.She endeavored to hide rome weapons under her oloak.Carey was in the bouse, but would not present himself, Eubsequentiy he expressed his gratification at the mur Hackett says he bas good resson to believe that Carey planned the murder ahd was the chief conspirator ; that his wife was within easy distance at the time of the tragedy, and that she earried sway the bicody weapons and concealed them.Louxpoy, Feb.23.\u2014Gen.McAdarus telegraphs the following instructions from Paris: ** Publish sa etaphatio denial of the infamous accusations made ngainst me regarding the Irish sonspirsey.I have to-day invited an inquiry into the matter at the bands of the British Embassy, and have taken steps te steertain the soaree of the cruel Abel against me.\u201d Panis, Feb.29.\u2014 Frank Byrne says :\u2014* Carey's evidence concerning myself and wife is absolutely untrue.I was never a mewber of à secret Irish orgs es.I deny that the Land sod Invinelbles were ever connected directly or in- diregtly.1 believe Carey's evidenss conéveted fer the pur of implicating the Land Lesgue in the a ok murder\u201d It ie wndersteod that Byrne procecds to London this evening.New Yonx, reb.22.\u2014P.J.Sheridan says he never met Carey in his life.His refarenes to an interview in the Angel Hotel, Dablin, and his promise to forward arms are fabrications.Sheridau adraits travelling through Ireland, disguised as « priest, but it was for the pu of recovering property taken from him during his exilo and to uphold the * no rent\u201d manifesto.He denies all complioity in the Paænix Park assagsinations, sad prés to remain in New York.He thjnks that (Dra.emiramen: got hep ] a d DOMINION PARLIAMENT.Fifth Parliament\u2014Firet Session.Orraws, Feb.23.\u2014In reply to Mr.Haekett, Bir Chas.Tupper said the Government would proceed in the Spring with the work on the branch railway from Cape Traverse to the main iwe of the Prince Edward Island Railway, for which a sum of money was veted at.the last session of Parliament.Mr.Blake moved foreopies of the judgment in the ease of Rursell ard the Queen in the Supreme Court of Canada and the Privy Conneil, and of the judgmeats in any Provincial Courts of inferior jurisdiction or in tbe Buprenie Court of Ca- Dads in all cases raising the question of the right of a Previncial Legislature topasslaws affecting, regulating or restraining the number or ebaracter of persons licensed to sell intoxicating liquors, or terms of such sales.Carried.The House adjourped at 3.40 p.m.NOTICES OF MOTION.Mr.Foster, on Monday next\u2014Order of the House for a statement showing the quantities of distilied and fermented liquors under the different names as given in the trade returns, imported into aad takea for consumption in Canada from 18: to 1882, both years included, computed in {mperial gallohs, each Provinee icparately, the value vf the same and duty paid thereon; the quantities of distilled snd fermented liquors under the different names given in the Iniand Revenue returns manufactured in Cauada and taken for eonsumption therein by Provincer, the value of the same and daty paid thereon for the same years; the amount of matorial used in brewing and distilling aleobolic liquors in the several Province of Camads during the same ears.> Mr.Blake, on Monday next\u2014Order of the House for copies of all correspondence between any member of the Government aud any licensed victualler or any one on behalf of sny orgamizs- tion of licensed victuallers, and ef all petitions, memorials er resolutions presented by any such persen on the subject of legislation affecting the sale of liquors.Mr.Riopel, on Monday next\u2014Bill intituled an Act to amend the Consolidated Railway Act, 1879.NEW BRUNSWICK LEGISLATURE.Opening of the | Session The Spocch from he Throne.FREDERICTON, ny Feb.23.\u2014The Legislature was opened this afternoon with the usual cers- monies.On the members of thé Assembly presenting themselves at the Bar of the Council Chamber, the Lieutenant-Governer, \u2018Hon.Mr.WiJmot, delivered the following EPEECH FROM THE THRONE.Mr.President and Honorable Gentlemen of the Legis- latite Council: Mr.Speaker and Gentlemen of the House of Assembly : It is with pleasure that I again meet yon, the Legislature of New Brunswick, convened for the despatch of business.I am gratified with the favorable circumstances under which you mow assemble, and congratulate you on tbe increasing prosperity of the Province.Again the industry of our farming population bas been blessed with reasonable reward, and the success ot our people engaged in other pursuits appears to have been uerally satisfactory.These blessings call for Sevout thanks to the Giver of all good.You will be asked to make suitable provisions for the holding of s Provincial Exhibition during the present year, in the city of St.Jobn.Nego- psiations have taken place, and arrangements bave been made with a view\u2019 of giving the Exhibition the additional character of 8 Deminion Exposition, and of affording an opportunity to our people to suitably celebrate the ogntennial anniversary of the lawding of the Loyalists in this Province.I am glad to inform you that the provisions of Act passed daring the last session of the Legislature in aid of the construction of railways in the Province, are} being taken advantage of, and some of the lines thereby subsidized are now being constructed, while others are undargoing surveys and explorations.You will be pleased to learn that the \u201c Stock Farm\u2019 is meeting with reasonable success, and that the ssles in October last were very satisfae- tory.The importance of having more thorough snd minute information relative to the resources and capabilities of our Province for imtending settiors, has for seme time engaged the attention of my Government Arrangements have been made to procure the publjeation and dizsemina- tion of such information.A delegation of my Gevernment lately pre- ceeded to Ottaws to urge upon the Ministry the final settlement of what is known as the Eastern Extension claim.deeply regret that the justice of this claim has pot met with more speedy recognition.The delegates urged for & prompt and definite answer, and I have reason to believe that » final answer will be given in the carly days to you when reeeived.Tho unsatisfactory state or onr jails, and more especially that of the city and eoanty ef St.John, under the present mode of oarrying into execa- tion the senteness for imprisenment under two years, has been repeatedly under consideration.The Government fully appreciate the great necessity of having the existing evils arising out of the over erowded condition of the jails remedied without delay, but are, nevertheless, reluetant to assume any responsibility whioh they believe under the isws does net devolve upen them.It bas been their desire that the true imter\u2014 pretation of the British North America Act, fixing the responsibility for the maintaining of prisoners sentenced te imprisonment under twe years, ander the criminal laws of Canada, sheuld be determined by the Supreme Court of Canada, and to attain that end the delegates, when at Ot- tawp, submitted a memorial to His Exoelleney the Geverner-General-in-Couneil, through the Minister of Justice, praying for the immediate submitting of a case to the Bupreme Court of Canada, whereby the question may be set at rest and the responsibility declared.Mr.Speaker and Gentlemen of the Hour of Assembly : I will eanse to be laid before you the accounts ol the income and expenditure of the past year, as well as à statement of the reacipis and payments of the anrrent year up to tbe opening of the present session.You will also bave submitted to you the estimates ot the probable ineome and of the necessary expenditure for the coming year.Mr.President end Honorable Gentlemen of the Leqisiatsee Council : Mr.Speaker and Gentlemen of the House of Assembly : The subject of amending the constitution of the Province by vesting the powers of legisiation in one legislative chamber, subjeet, nevertheless, to the rights of the Crown and such provisions as may be in the interest of the people, will be submitted te you for consideratien.Bills relating to riparian and fishery rights of the Provinee in certain streams; relating to the better appropriation ef the Grammar Socheol nilowanee, and to facilitate the building of school houses; relating to the office of the Private Sésretary of the Lientenant-Governer, and the expenses connected with the maimienance où Government House and ether measures of i imper- tance will also be submitted to you.In your deliberations upon theses and ether matters that may sugsge yeir atiention, have full confidenes in your loyalty amd seal, and I trust that, with the Divine blessing, your inbers may advance the welfare of eur people as well as strengthen the influence of our representative institutions.ELECTIOR OF SPEAKER.~The Brat tegt between the Government and the Opposition in the House of Assembly catne on _ the selection of æ Spéaker.Mr.J.E.Lynott, of Charlotte, was the Government candidate and Dr.Vail, of King's, the Opposition\u2019s sholos.Lynott was olested by 21 to 17.Every member was - present bat one.The candidates did not vote.The address in rE Ming to the speech was moved by Mr.iin of Ring's, and seconded by Mr.Tibbitts, of Vitoria, and kt was made \u2018the order of the for Saturday.Hon.Daniel Haniagten, father of the Premier, was elected President of the Legislative Couneil, vice Seely, decsnsed, An interesting gration has arisen in the Legislative Couneil.Hon.Wm.NI.K a few years ago removed from\u2019 this Provinés to Toroute.He continmed to bald his sent, and attended the sessions .Last year the Government deciarded his seat vacant, on the ground that Kelly had remored from the Provinee, and ap- pointrd Mr.Allan A.Davidson, who had sup- rted rar in the Assembly, to the vi der & bas arrived bese aud denies the Lhe Goramment au ne 007 iy smd Ny Apdo CE of this session, whieh reply will be sommunieated MON TREAL FRI DAY, FEBRUARY 2 1883, THE FRENCH CHANBERS.Policy of the How Ministry \u2014M.rerry» rrogramme.Panis, Fob.32.\u2014In the Chamber of Deputies this alternoon M.Ferry explained the programme of the Minisy, and solicitéd thé com- dence of the country.The Government's first care woald be to satisfy the wish of the Chamber by applying the law of 1834, under which the Princes would be dsprived of their military posts.The Government thought nothing more was necossary for the present, The Republic was not endangered, and in the event of conspiracy, would bave ample power to protect itself by thie rights inherent in aj} Governments, without I re the essential Liberties of the he Government demanded that messres be taken inst the utterance of seditious cries and against the an- thors of seditious placards.Irritating ques tions and fruitless discussion must be set aside, leaving to the Government the initiative, which belongs to it as a right, of reforms which were required in the megistracy.A military bill and a habitual criminal bili would be imtro- duced.The budget for 1884 will shortly be presented, The Government proposed to facilitate the execution of public works and introduce measures looking to the organization of a protoctorate in Tunis and a reduction ef the expensts of its occupation.The foreign licy of the Government would be bat not necessarily one of inaction.pnd our interests and honor are e we must maintain France in the rank to which she is entitled.It is essential to show to Europe the spectacle of a Government sure of its future and better armed against factions, of an administration strong and respected, of à parliamentary republic resting upon the French virtues of good sense, labor and love of progress.: M.Prax, of Paris (Bonapartist), commented on the silence of the Government regarding a revision of the constitution, and gave notice of a motion therefore.The report of the commission concerning \u2018 Barodet Andrisux\u2019 proposal for a revision was presented.A motien to adjourn for a month the debate on the Ministry's programme was lost by 320 to 170, and the discussion fixed for Saturday.FIGHT IN THE SHANTIRS.A Nurder, » Lynching and à Ries\u2014MNine Lives Takem.East Tawas, Mich., Feb.32.\u2014\u2014It is reported from a lumber camp, twenty-five miles distant, that two men got imto a dispute as to whose team could haul the heaviest load.After the trial the ome whose team was victorious went to the cabin, and the defeated one came behind and with a blow of an axe severed his head from his body.The head rolled on tho floer ; the eyes winked several times and the mouth opened.An alarm was raised and the members of the camp placed a logging chain around the neck of the murderer and him, snd then placed a guard around the body to await the Sheriff.Men came from a neigh boring cawp, to take the corpse down s general fight ensued, in which seven wen were killed.A DESOLATE LIFE.A Sketch of the Life of Mra.Hawkes Nand Particulars\u20140f Good Family yet Dyimg in Pemury.The particulars of the dasth .of Mary Jane Kemp Campbell, wife af gliout-Oul Bawkes, which took place » are peculiarly ead.la pnd family, and aecus- tomed to ease it not luxury frem her infaney to the time of her cemisg te ooun- uy, this unfortusats lady, whbee father is at the prosént time a Major-General in the British army ou hail psy, died ina miser- abie bovel st Cote St.Lue, in the direst penury that it is possible to conceive.The writer saw a note, written about a week previous by the flecensed iady to a friend of hers who had always belped her im every way, ia whish a pitiful appeal was made for the lean of a dollar, er even fitty cents.\u201cThere is no feed or fire in the house,\u201d the letter says, \u201cthe children are bootless, and 1 am sick in bed, from which I shall probably never arise.\u201d The history of Mrs.Hawkes\u2019 life for the past ten years has been a constant struggle against absolute starvation.Brought up to do wo work, she was positively belpless in the management ef à house, 2 =dly being able, as her friends say, to dress If.For some six years the family resided in Moreau street, Hochelaga, and were frequently in the mot destitute circumstances, even being obliged at times to seek shelter in Winter in the police station.Sueh a thing as a fire in the house was almost unknown.Mrs.Hawkes herself told a , lady that the only time she ever folt warm was when she went to chureh.The children, of whom there are six, grew up in! absolute ignorance, and, with the exeeptien of the eldest girl, are scarcely able to read or write.Time and again have the family been hel by the different ebaritable institutions and twe of the grewn wp children are mow:at work, the one asa servant and the other in a silk fastery.Arraggements bave been mado te provide fer the ethers\u201d by cer- Shearer Schema tsib good Samaritans.About three hundred.citisens of Longueuil assembled in the Town Hail last evening te take decisive action in regard to the posed bridge scheme.Mr.BR.J.Henderson, Es of the bridge company.was present.Mayer Norman- din eccupied the chair, and Mr.Busway acted as Becretary.The chairman explained the matter fully to those present, and said that he had prepared the petition to the Govermment ask! el the incerporation of the new company.would be called sign it and be hoped to that all weuld avail thermsel emseives of the ekance.The Becretary then resd the petition, after which calls were made tor Mr.Perrault, of this city.As he advanced \u201cts the fremt of the stage he was greeted with applause.He thea explained the schome sud enlly pA agit od out advantages the town would the propesed improvement.At Pret aor are .Pe Then the poeple of the tewn are gut off from all communiontion with the eity.(With tbe bridge this difieulty would be done away with.Again it would conse large buildings to be erected, making Lengusuil te: Montreal what Brooklyn is to ow York.He closed by ing all present to come forward aod sign.Es list was thon headed by the Mayor and all o the Council with about twé hundred others.The petition hy be left with the aror until to-morrow night for si, Prometers of the seheme fosl meh enevnraged at the resalt of the meeting.Sur Chartties.Prorastant Hocaz or IxpusTrr anp Rærvas.\u2014 Number of permanent inmate for ending 17th February,60; mates, 8: let lodgings given in Nigh Refuge, 688; qua soup\u201d and extra meals distributed; 1704.A momie ments: Church of the M : À Friend,$10; \u2018George À Drummond.: subsaription to the untry House also donatiens in kind from Misses Parker a d Prat Binder school.or Our-poor ReLizy.\u2014One and sien families were relleved during the week Jook end, didgrd Te bain\" no oats: D AJ J Evo 1 x \u201cGo.6; 5: vue, Loi at , Ré in D » ; are, i tevin, 5 EE ond, Su Gm sie S LE Bt Mn Han 4) ra OMB FOR Fruxpizes _Wouzx.\u2014The Tressurer | chor ted the toll donations:\u2014Mre Childs, Jas Bennie, A Friend; Mrs W E pal a ce Me Mr B ther, a Pet ins Mersier, LP se rs N RED iss H 3 eo ce sin fey 8 Nu Leur} t's infant cles in Baptist ! Se and Bays.roaches, a ants, bed-buge, rats,.mice, Shiprminks, cleared out by \u201cRough oo Oo 3 -A*tæilliaat black can be produced on iron and stéel by spplying, with a fine hair brush, à mixture of turpentine and sulphur boiled to- géthar.When the turpentine evaporates there amon the metal a thin layer of sulphur unites elosely with the iron when heated.This varnish protects the metal perfectly, and is quite.durabl \"Mr.H.F.McCarthy, chemist, Ottawa, wäitès : \u201c\u201c l have been dis jobbing Northrop & Lyman\u2019s Emulsion oF Liver Oil snd Hypophosphites of Lims and Soda for the past two years, and consider that thers is né better preparation of the same kind in the ninrket, it is very palatable, and for ebroaio coughs it has no equal.\u201d\u201d A Left-Handed Compitment.\" #1] owe yon one,\u2019 said a wi old Cælebe to's lady the other night st à party.\u201cFor what?\" said she.hy, for \u2018calling me a young gentleman.\u201d \u2018*1f Idosd,\u201d was the ill- natured reply, \u201c1 beg you will not regard it as a compliment, for though au old man, you ma: still be a young gentleman.\u201d The Frenc Coffoe, prepared by the Li-Quor Tea Company, is periection, Montreal Agency, 177 St.Lawrence Btreet.Spocial Notice.The new departure to be commenced to- morrew by one of our most enterprising busi- mess firms commends itself to all The ial will appear to-morrow ; be oipien fe.v7 \u201cThe Boston,\u201d 41 and 43 St.Joseph St.A 'Wenderiul Change.Rev.W.E.Gifford, while pastor of ME.Church, Bothwell, suffered from chronic dyspep badly as to render life almost a burden.Three bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters cured him.yepopsin & Liver Complaint.Is it net worth the small pries of 76 cents to \u2018free yourself of every symptom of these distressing eomplaiats, if you think so call at cer store and get a bottle of Shiloh\u2019« Vitalizer, every bottle haa a printed gnarantee on it, use aecord- ingly and if it does you no good it will cast you nothing.Bold by Laviolette & Nelson, 207 Notre Damest, and B.E.MeGale, 301 St.Jesephot.5 ASS SAS SL BENNET, & & CO, 453 ST.PAUL Manufacturers of of Valentines, Birthday Caroe ant Toa Raster Cards.» Stock complete te choose from.FEXD FOR CATALOGUE.CQAL OIL DRAIN PIPES, a Cong erg TIE MRE =~ HOok SALE AT COST PRICE Vases, Majolica Flower Pots, China Flower Vases, ec, dc SARDNERS MEDICAL HALL, 54 St Rade : GREA CHEAP SALE of Er- reduced partiel 1b tre Server notice.street.TLL UMINATED PRESENTA .DOUGLAS, Ee 8 Ware, Hollow W.Ac, dc Corner Craig and 3t.Peter FRITTED CARPET LINING AND STAIR PADS, for sconomy and best results aalled.vesr a8 1007 parie stuffings oa top of oon wire and and other pring, to pro- mattreeses.For sale by Thos.Mussen and Morgan à Co.1502 AINTED MOSQUITO WIRE CLOTH:\u201418.31, 2 roa 3m whe and 42 wide, in store, mamiciared b; B GBREKNIKG Hamilton, Canads.40s TEEL ENGRAVINGS, ALL ready, ay.peat), rammed, to be hits month.sold cheap early.W.H.HOPE, The orking- Pia Framer, 38's aud 40 Bleury street.RHIRTS SHIRTS.SHIRTS \u2014 D PERFECT FIT.Made te order.J.B.LAFLAMME of Kemp & Co., 249 St.James street.157s Q N HOW-CASES.\u2014W.Mill ichamp BELF-PRESERVATION, a medical work for every middie-aged, or old.125 invaluable pre- for ail diseases.204 HOMESON meer Poo Loewe TS FHITE BRICKS \u2014 Forint Roman and Cenada Cermente, Fire Bricks, Fire aan &c.ALEX.BREMNER, 640 Craig sroet dE PSE AH \u2018sale 0e Le street.a 7 CENTS À pal per se lawrence xt.ORSAITH NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE à PORSAITH FOLDER\u2014is in perfect or- F, and be sold st a moderate Would ve jab ir, to cut 32 CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES, etie Medicine: à BRAIN and NXRVE 0D: à Cures Nervous Debit: biyty and Seminal Weak- \" nest.Tones up < dobititatod system, ves mental gloom and despond- oe 80d the weak- KW\u201d With each order for (AFTES) accompanied with five do we send our GUARANTEE to refurmi mo if the does not effect 8 curs.It is the BEST icine Full particulars tn P blet, which we free to any address.Bold by all Druggists, one 50 cta; Eix for 2,50, or sent by mail on re- Magnetic Mesisiné Ce.Windsor, ©.tsvue{ by Lavio)ette à Feison, M L°36 | SPECIFIC forthe ST OMACE.THE INDIGENOUS RITTERS, __\u2026.Aggathet Loss of Appeliy, Indigestics, Fiataleney, Heu purely vegetable remedy, pose of roots and patron POR Precious for et teuis, vtomachic.digect on, \u2018and properties.Bld by all Druggtste, 35¢ a packags.WHOLRSALR DEPOTS IN MONTREAL: Hedbrs.LYNAN, BONS & CO, \u201c MERRY, WATSON & C0.: - H.SUGDEN EVANS £00.43 NERVOUS _DEBILITY.A Cure Guaranteed.i tam ses Hall, om Her w; re albpdoi Or tébacco, Whkce taall prepaid da of price.We guarantee ee 0, uay case.ah bach order recétved by ma 10e six «ecompanien veith 65, We will send the our written smarsmtes to refund the money if \u2014\u2014 dass not effectacure.Guarantees issues B.E,_ MeG A LE, Chomriet, \u2018 St.Joseph street, Montsesd.Bewars os Chess Imiemsions.@ AMERICAN POSTAGE STAMPS Lo Tel.HOUBES TO LET.HOUSE 1 TO LET\u20148 rooms.22 ST LAMBERT \u2014To Let, house sai the Tirer oppdsite Nun's Inland, seven miantes and Sabing.6 rooms.A.> as Stax Bditorial Kooms, Good boating Hed Coole nt at.TO LET-+73 Drummond street.L Apply to 8.WADDELL, 27 st.John st.43 26 mo LET\u2014One of the new apart- er Louses, Union Arenue.Apply to nd SEPH, 16 Sacrament = tA Pris 3 O LET\u2014A small house.764 St Catherine st.4 NO LIS1\u2014At Outremont, a Cottage, contatns eight rooms and kitchen.A ry and outbuildings.Apply to WM.FRASER.15 mo LET\u201449 Fort street, farnieh- ed or unfurnished.Apply Mk.HARDMAR, Kim Avenue, Cote Be Antoine.PP 45 2 O LET AT LACHINE \u2014 Two velf-contaîned houses, ne near Dunw\u2019s Station.Apelr to Post Cfice bot 34.8: H U LET\u2014Two very neat Stone- front, eolf-contained cottaÿés on St.Martin St, above Bt.Antoine street: nine rooms cach, bath, wi and furnace.No.2883.rent $163.No.\"285, \u2018corner asnum, no faxes.Apply to ye FTO ET 1 NT TET PETS PP STORES, &c., TO LET.SHOP TO LET.208 BT.JANES STREET, Will be renovsied and aitared to suit Tenant, eMces te Let\u2014210 an and 214 Bs.James St.Faraished House nt nt Lougueull te Let.Sitasted on River Rank, about ten minutes\u2019 walk from the Furry.1st May.BR.CAMPBELL NELLEN, 441 Bt.Paul Street.453 To LET \u2014 That well known Business Stand, No.934 8.Toph street, oécu- for the last fourteen O\u2019Brien Eros, us a and shoe Store.Apply Bho Th Jom siren.TO, LET\u2014 Harper's Dollar Store, t House 47 MoGiil College Areuue.Av ou, J.DEVIS, 118 St [Fer ey or appt 55 t.Charles Borroi mee street.436 To.LET.\u2014The London House, matt Notre Dame street (corner of *t Helen).The well- wn Reta) Lary Goods s store, former] occupied by Messrs.Jas.Williamson & Co.Font $300 ana tases F Ist May.Apply to Jokn Marphy & Co.0 LET\u2014 Factory with steam pow Alwo, for sale, the t rails Rare Panes for any one She Diaat an od Boots and Shoes.Premises are por i well od, hud labor can be had chenp.Apply at 204 amd Craiy street.43 6 O LET\u2014One or two flats with steam powsr.Address, \u201cF.LE,\u201d sran oc, TO LET\u2014T'hree large flats, cor- mer of Nore Dame and St.Peter streets, formerly race rlag or ces roe pry a dor ht o & Eaciage Siapis fot v EY O LET\u2014 Bakehouse, with large £00d sized flat, for light mamufactar- ing purposes 30?St.440 $i jie fa RENT\u2014From 1st April next, undersign eas ops pias dr passat pho wade nt ed by the cer.Ten = cu, missioners streetz and ts well adapted tocartying on v thie or any other Wholesale Business.Parties reuting can have the benefit of four years\u2019 unexpired lease.Nor particulars apply fo N.Quintal, 473 8t.Paul street.NO \"RENT\u2014At Cote St.Paul, about three miles from the city, a farm contaln- ing about 35 a3 à market varden.Apply at Mrs.T.LAN, 1 Vitra st.OFFICES TO LET and WANTED.TO LET \u2014 Offices, i in Barron Block, Ko.162 St.Jamas sf An elevator of the best de to be soon in operation, pnd the he bailding to be heated by oe water Teron +r he Keeper of Barron lock, or L.O.148 James VO LET\u2014In Sham bers No, .96 St.Francois Xavier street, suite of Offices with Proof at at prosent occupied by Kppis oo COUR.MA Radios » HYDE, on cons RE EE 2 \u201c Commercial Bouses Wanted, A AS NS NNT LAL UA a, WA me 1st May, house 14 5 Tooms, within 6 or 10 Dinutes\u2019 walk Address terms, do \u201cnN Cr Cran 52 ANTED \u2014 By 1st May.a seif-contatmed House, in goed locality, between Bleury and Peel strests.Rent mot to excsed £80.Ap piy \u201cM M.D,\u201d Sranofice.a HOUSE WANTED.Felf-contained, about 12 rooms, healthy locality, good Grainage)warm in Winter.Must pot be further than \u201810 t0 15 mimutss\u2019 walk from Post Office.West of 81.Lawrence street preferred.Rent aot 40 exceed £60 and axes, 45 3s Address, P.0.Box, 1369.____Zroperty Wanted, NNSA ASA \u2018WANTED TO BUY\u2014A Stone Front Cottage; C8 BOY $0 exOsad ; West End preferred.yr Ha] T.D.T.\u201d Box 13 ro AAA AAA FARMS and other pro perties\u2014 Over three million dailars\u2019 worth\u2014largest list a Domtatos, with reap of Ontasio, su on recel; sent slamp\u2014W.J.& co.Éamition 5 FOR SALE \u2014 At Lon gueail, \u201cFairriew\" Cottage and Grounds, Lins ood Btabling, ice House and Henery.For furthe address * Cottage,\u201d Pour Offico Box 2124.a4 0 40 Ny FOR SALE\u2014Farm of about acres, af Lachine.Aspiy to Jas.RICHARDS, 90 8%.Peter t.81 JFOB SALE\u2014ST ANNES, COTTAGE and GROUNDS, Grad Trunk Avenue.Also, DOUBLE HOUSE, City.veste H.M.PERRAULT, 99 BL.Francois Xavier et, \"485 Dliscellaneous.WILLIAM DARLING & CO., HARDWARE MERCHANTS, 80 ST.SULIMICE ST.Ageuts for CMAS.EBRINGMAN & 20H, - Window Cernices, aise Fele Ends, Swackets, Rings, Brass Tibing, de, « failsteek en hand .a present.) | .Ws Flonx.HUNGARIAN GERMAN ere re FLOUR, PAMILY AND PA PASTRY FLOUR.5a MBOBIE à MARVIE SPRICE ONE CENT, Boous.a JFUBNISHED ROOM TO LET\u2014AT 568 1 LA- gauchstiore st Pamily private.re \u2014 CUMFOR RTABLY FURNISHED, 5 Hermine st.with or without board CONS\u2014 FORNISHED.4 McGILL Col lege Avenue.RO0u-WITH BOARD.16 FRUNEWICK ROE FURN IRHED, BEDROOM ar ting-room and kitchen.Address, \u201cM 1330,\" gras office.RvoM\u2014 WELL FURNISHED FRONT, room.159 Bleury st.Rous TO ott WITH OR WITHOUT boary, at 399 Dorchester JR OOME\u2014FURNISHED.ir 441 CRA ICE SF.IR°00M3\u2014FURNISHED, TU LET, 34 B BUSBY street.Ro M>-C0 5\u2014COMFORTABLE, WITH BOARD.46 Borthelst st.434 ROSALIE COMFORTABLE ROOMS, at Grand Lentral Hotel, 230 st.James utreet, West, 5 4 JR OVM\u2014AND BOARD.25 ST.DENIS, TS Roos \u2014 FURNISHED.D MANSFIELD RovM AND BOARD \u2014 VÂGANOTEE 51 OUMS \u2014 FURNISHED: IN A PRIVATE family.29 8t_Gabri 425 OOMS TO LE T LARGE WELL FURnished.650 Palace st.opposite St.Androw's | JR UVM\u2014FURNIBH ED.20 BLEURY Ble ROME\u2014MRS.MITCHELL, MIDWIFE.S90 Lagauchet OOM\u2014NICE FRONT FURNI eR I ESSOR, OL WANTED.AN APPRENTICE.T.A.ADKINS; Manufacturing Jeweller, 17 Beaver Hal} HilL Ws TED\u2014IN A WHO LENA LE HOUSE, A boy to run errands and make himself useful, a Sa * Honesty,\" Witness of ofiice.; ANTEDL \u2014 BUY FuR UFrICE: W write well.Apply, \u2018\u2018ML,\u201d P.O.oF AT WASTED A dU Ja roa To ST00Ÿ SO 1418,\" ran omar of & | AN TED GENERAL SERVANT G A at 1391 St.Catherine of WANT H1\u2014BOY 12 or Te YEARS ù.A Apply 34 :t.Antoi ANT LD, SIX} Et y eT CANVASS largest commissions ever offered.404 a Dame st.WANTED\u2014A \u201c VROUGH TRON a 8 Pani or coachman, with City references.Apply 2 N\u20ac/ANTEDZA COUR; MUST WASH ax NT tron.Apply to No.10 Lincoln Avenue.WWANTED\u2014A MAN CAPABLE OF ROR ning a Sang Re-saut M e; must be come wear St tent; mood wages will given.reo 44 3 Pron: ; * team aw Mills, Ha Willem a 45 $ / ANTED- BUY FOR 1 + Mooms BHanted.W re.\u201chddrtns ia oum mit to sr SANS NAN 077 STAR office WANE TED, TWO OR THREE ROOMS, FUR- WT D IMMEDIATELY \u2014 Tr aixhed, on first or second floors, in blacksmith.2004 quarters of the ar State fuli particulars.Address \u201cF 1453, »\u201d STAR office.WANTED TWO LARGE DOUBLE ROOMS with board, n vicin nglish Cath paulet house.Address by istter only, 1730 St.Calnar- __ Boxed.NS NN SN SPs BOIS ONE OR TWO young MEN CAN have comfortable room and board.71 Champ de \u2014_ a BoArD= VACANCIES FOR BOARDERS hatte minutes\u2019 walk from Post Office.521 Lecau- ehatiere street.opposite Cotte 44 3 Clothing.NANA ANA, ee SATURDAY SPECIAL.FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR CUSTOMERS AND PATRONS WE HAVE DECIPED TO OFFER SEVERAL LINES OF OUR- READY-MADE GARMENTS AT MARVELOUSLY LOW PRICES, COMMENCING TO-MORROW SATURDAY, AND EVERY FOLLOWING SATURDAY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.DO NOT FAIL TO READ THE PRICE LIST, AND CALL AND BE CONVINCED \u2018THAT WE ARE OFFERING YOU THE BEST VALUE AT UNPRECEDENTED PRICES.THIS IS A CHANCE THAT DOES NOT OCCUR OF- TEN\u2014DO NOT MISS IT.\u201d LOOK FOR PRICES IN THIS COLUMN Ë TO-MORROW.THE BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, WHOLESALE ANE RETAIL, 41 AND 46 ST.JOSEPH STREET.Wiscellancons OOD NEWS.Read hat MR WOTHERSPOON (of (of Wetherspoon, Lancur & Henecker, Advocates, Montre:l), says shout tae POCKLINGTUN GRAPG.Ste.Anne d Bellevue, Feb, 8, 188% Etr,\u2014IA reply to your enquiry as \u2018oh how the * Per lington Grape \u201d bas sucœeded with I beg to say that I am quits satisfied with it, and foand tt equal to your re tationd.It bas borne for the last two years avd the fruit Ye tally ripened vues vor VAN WOTHERSPOON.3.W.BEALL, Manager Branch Ofice, STONE & WELLINGTON, MONTREAL 40 = ~~ A RTISTS\u2019 MATERIALS.JUST RECEIVED, A JULL ASSORTMENT Ur WISSOR & NEWTONS OIL AND ATER CULONKS; ALSO, UIL & WATKK 00LON COMP! ING IN PRICE 25e TO Kaci.WOOD, CHINA AND TION Elgin ont BE YELLED NIRROKS, Dire, aed of other articles re- @MATEURS RAMSAY D DODS & LO, Agents for WINSOR & NEWTON, 1 87, 39 and 4i Rgçollet Street.3 2983 BEDROOM SETS $28.ASH Case), 7 pleces.325.\u2014ASH and WALNUT BED- pieces SETS (large Drensimg Cane), 7 \u2018man.Address P.0.Box 1755.$ ANTED\u2014BY A KRESPYCFABLE YOUN : asitustion as Tr Or ors tas Y La COLLE ISSN SNS Apply A McTntoan, 23 Com La WAN Yo \u2014 GIRLS TO MAKE PAPER Boxes; only those who nnderstand the werk need apply.Tenguize at 77 Jurors street, between T ; and 9 o'ciock p.m.! VV 4 STED\u20140FFICE BOY: DAYEDAŸ IE té\u201d ANTED \u2014 SIX LADIES AB GANVAK.sers, for au article required by every lad: ply between 12 and £2, at 836 Paiace \u201c Indy ar ANTEL\u2014GENERAL SESVANT.THR in famuly.42 Beaver Hall.VWWARTED-PRIVAIE LESSURS IN PEN: jamin Pitman and Grah rthand.ress, \u201c0 1429,\" Bran office.a's Sho ae 2 ANTED \u2014 TAILOKS, A n'APPLY W Beauchette, at Kennedy's, St pe fe ANTED\u2014A GIRL WHO CAN O W uare.* Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing A SERS ANTRD IMMEDIATELY \u2014 WH cal Nickel and Silver Plater.pr TOE vost & Co., 34 Ww 90 Well.Wah ne CASH BOY Fou GROC huts) + Store; ter ae Wore Co ou hand LT fair \u201cM pes sp Ti STAR office.WW ANTED\u2014FI RST-CLASS BRASS RTL: or.Apply Charles Garth & Co.WALLED GENERAL SERVANT AF WANE Tr Eb\u201420 LM FIRST-CLASS TRLE MA.on comnts, & work = ood Call at 25 Martin street.5 vas 44 à\" AN iE ED = CABINET-M WAY BI} AKER; OND Ww.C.Liview £05) 517 I tere Bt.& a Sitnaïlions edanied, \u2014 EMPLOYMENT Ww WANTED \u2014 BY A A A2 Ÿ any piace of trust; is a ood driver, steady, sober trustworthy; city references given.Apply at 16 key ventare street.lane.nff Bana: ANTED\u2014SITUATION OL EP WA beri DATION AS BOA IKK sER) man, à or Cigar store; good references.Apply to * A V.,\" à Seigneurs « 7 \"45: 2 ANT = BY A MARRIED AN W Agency of à well established } ne i ay of the Province of , am well acquainted w| the Parishos a} along the :t.Lawrence; will give pest Ts st, ee Montres.0p 'ED\u2014BY YOU ed GMA AED in Hotel; street, Elisabeth Lane No.5 3 WANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS TAB chambermaid, a obi asi Soman, tel by res e sad ANS STE = 0 or Restanruat ; a ANTET\u2014A POSITION BY AN FXPERE rthand wri dress, \u201cTT Tok ran be oe good rete Tones = WANTED BY A, armen 5 gs Firat-ciass\" references.Addreset à T1 aT ao \u2014\u2014\u2014 TE Tost.INC NIN NIN SNA LS NAN NANA NN.J OST-BETWEEN BLEURY ANDGERMAN streets, way of Dorshester, Dom lotte Lane and St.Justin Street, a sliver watch.bie rewaru will be paid on reiurning it to 196 dupn 1,08T Wi-DNESDAY EVENING, COFP Craig.st Antatna, with g gold Ii attaci on by Seigneurs or Fort er rew ing to 409 st.Faul st, OST+\u2014ON THURSDAY LAST, Union Avene Buy ede ind on Ata rn vert of spectacles In a cane.vie ee will oblige = them at 30 Lorne avenue, \"0 Lowa \u2014MONDAY À nd\u201d i Tan Gordon atten Hitch, nam.il 3 T nos rare feioroing her her to 40 MeGIH college pn 1O3Ioor SUAbAY.Hot, à hear veal itm el Mul, trimmed with Skunk Pur, reward the same at 831 Craig.ATS Wanted to Furchase.WANTED 10 PUÉC , ja 2004 locality.5 Address Montreuil, 103 ry proie ANTED\u2014A GOUD D'EXPR Appiy to Belding, Paul & Oo, a NW UPN VV ANTED-TO BOBROW, $16 cent.J.A.10 Do: 103 ee .__ Business Ghxuces, ARTNER À rie ANTED-PARTN LR IN A Piri ran oon W manufactarine bu: required $8000.Area ANTED\u2014A PART N ERTHAT CAN Son WwW mand a capital of $3000 or or $6000, ects prospering | business.yielding large profite.Al cotres= with tte bre letter, \"D 10 27,0) bTAx pe ot discretion.TOR SALE\u2014A First-class Rossy 15 taurant with a class customers * for three months and vase for 18 months.CARTES, \u2018OR SALE \u2014Toy and Fan ; St.Catherine.Goods business doing a profitable and trade.ratisfactory reasons given for disposing.to A.DRLLA = 341 ns ia HORT HAND\u2014A COMP SY-TEM OF PHONOGRAPHY TAUGHT LESSONS, by Letter, to any nddiresnin America en J faction Gusran For turtber particulars, sodas D.H.COLLIER, hort Hand Writer, General Post $16 Post Office, Montres, PQ, Connte, $38.Solid WALNUT BEDROOM - ag KETS, in Solid Walnut, 7 pieces., i \u201cho $62.50.~Marble-Top BEDROOM J ,ADIE¥\u2019 COLLEGE, = - ura: oy f 80 diferent = I Cue INTER! ys sire son Ten mad es Sent 3 ent cheaper iia AN \"FOURO LADIE: Li.NPA Tam .MENRYS.py a ce, rosdens he Lard Bn ph ro LD URL.: RRTAIL W rois street oes by nlarue viak of pe nee x.Peridot Taz 205 \u2018raining asd Ueportmens ! : .bo ioe given to Pre bi .A NATURAL WATER.Locality beaxtiful and very heaithy.As a \u201c*pleb-assup,\u201d or for use at the table, as well as TERMS MODERATE.tm Dyspeptic, Mheumatic and kindred com- nc Caledonia Spring Water, 15 88 sfficient as ever, amd maintains He re merchats and hote rin GO à So ote.Mostren, | Calodonis, Springs.Out.or shipped 18 Ws GREAT REDUCTIONS IN TRIMMINGS.AT THE MERICAY AN FUR sren We ha Hinde ufls, Cope Par Trim- relat rai 98.ves Wa LS LAWRENCE BE, co a ERAS ap th during the yves, eu.oran ou Pro Cotentin 1 enous uiare ot study, Poe Rei Bier Ay REV.J.DIRÉER, \u201d.Compton, Qua.20% Mestessiouxt A.GOODRICH, Attorney-at- e Dearbern ft.en 44 wa lei A, BUITERD.D.8, \u201cGRAHAM & Co, Proprietora, _ \u2026 .165 St James sEréel - CIRCULATION of TEE Tax for 1883 asd 1883 \u201c\u20ac - - Feb 1882 Feb.1883 5 Menday.\u2026\u2026\u2026.-17,810|Mendsy -\u2026\u2014\u2026-18,402 Te Fuasdsy 17.7332 Fuesday \u2026.-10,504 Wednesday \u2026\u2026 17,726] Wednesday 19,487 Tharsdsy\u2026\u2026.\u202617,736|lhulsday\u2026.10.440 Friday \u2026 .\u2026.17,734{Friday\u2026\u2026.19,384 >, EMSUTARY \u2014voue0m 18.803 Saturday wesc 20,758 Tetal.107,437 Total.117,985 Presen: daily average 19,664.-_r \u2018he circulation of Tur ~Tan sto opined issue ot all the opher Knglish ewspapers publisacd in tue city of MOtreal LHK Correspondents and Agenis jut French and Bel- wisn advertising in Ex STAR\u2014MM CAINE x Cie, huede l'Entrepot, Nu.10, Paris.ad ri Correapondent aud Agens tor Engli verti- ing, Thos Ç.Dossox, 6 Paradise street, Liverpool, Eng.< FRIDAY, KEBRUAKY 23, \u2014#\u2014- 1388, Tux Goverument at Washington has secured an informer who is doing as good services on the Star Route trial as Kavanagh and Carey are doing on the Phenix Park murder trial.A map named Rendell, who was in the confidence of all the Star Route conspirators and who was employed by them in making bogus appiiea tious, tenders, &c., has begun to make a clean breast of it, with results very damaging to his principals.The methods of the conspirators were preity well known before ; but Rerdell tells the whole story in tae graphic style of ons who was an actual particant in the frauds.He tells amongst other things how when the court had ordered the production of Dorsey's account books, some deceptive pretext urged for delay, and meunwhile man was employed to copy the books over from the first entry to the last, with such modifications of names, dates and amounts as should serve to elude iuvesugation.The copied beoks were then produced in Court, and the original ones held back.\u2018Lhe prospect that Brady and the two Dorseys, 1uecluding Senator of that name whom Ingersoll so much admires as having \u2018\u2018a mental horizon, \u2018\u2019 will find their Way to an institution which Las Leld many honester men, is daily brghtening.Even at Washington the transgressor suieilues finds his way hard.was 2 the A Retiring Member, Probably no mewber of the City Council has been so completeiy and faithfully reported by the press as Alderman Procter.He can boast, as few Aldermen can boast, that nearly all his utterances 10 the City Council meetings are reported verbatim.Other mernbers stand up and talk at \u2018Mr.Mayor\u201d by the hour, talk until every member but the Mayor has slipped out quietly into the lobby for a smoke, while His unhappy Worship, with no chance of escape, sits and dozes upon the civic throne until an interval ot wakes him up.Alderman Eloquence is addressing the reporters and his brother Aldermen Know it, and yet it 1s no uncommon experience for the orator to find that Le has been credited with \u2018\u2018a few remarks\u2019\u2019, merely, which nobody has thought worth whileto put on record.Not so with the retiring member for the West Ward, who is perhaps the most \u2018\u2018 retiring\u201d Alderman in the Council.Heis so thoroughiy reported because his utterances are mainly monos) \\labie and take the form of an antiphonal chaunt with the City Clerk.If a monopoly question is being discussed, we gen, orally hear something like the tollowing:\u2014 - City Clerk\u2014** Alderman Stevenson ?Ald.Stevenson\u2014** Yes !'\u2019 City Clerk\u2014*¢ Alderman Fairbairn ?Ald.Fairbsirn\u2014*¢ Yes 1 City Clerk\u2014* Alderman ['roctor !\u201d Ald.Proctor\u2014 ** No ! Probably in the next division the game goes round the other way, it 1s Alderman Proctor's turn to say \u2018\u2018yes,\u201d\u2019 and the turn of the other members for the West Ward to say \u201cpo.\u201d His vocabulary for City Council poses consists of about two words, \u201cyou\u201d and \u2018\u201c mo,\u201d his principal difficalty is that he says \u2018\u201c yes\u2019\u2019 when ha ought to say \u2018\u201c\u2018no\u201d and vscs versa.He hias heen known to read an* amendment occasionally, but his great forte 1s bis silence.In an assembly, where it is not un.ssmmon for two or three people to speak at omee, silence is valuable, und a silent Member who had not the unfortunate \u201chabit of transposing his negatives and affifmatives, if be did mot do much good, st least, would not do much harm.The electors of the West Ward should recognize Alderman Proctor\u2019s retiring disposition, and assist him to retire as gracefully 29 possible.Seriously speaking, it is astonishing that, during the long period in which Ald.Proctor obs been persistently voung against the inter.ssts of the citizens and in defiance of their \u2018plainly expressed wishes, he has never conde scended to give a reason or apology for his ex- treerdinary course.To tiie best of qur belief during the aix years Alderman Proctor bas oc- eupied a\u2019seat in the City Council he has never addressed that assembly aay further than to read a motion or amendment, It is inexplicable how an alderman can persistently vote against the interests of his constituents, and yet never offer the slightest explanation.If our aldermen had to actount for their stewardship annually instead of once in three years, civic jobbery would be considerably lessened.silence pur- => The Camadian Inquisition.\u201c We fear that the true principies of religious liberty are as yet but partially accepted in this eohntry.What occurred at the Custom House here the other dav, in connection with the aftampted importation by a private individual ; of the works of Thomas l'aine and Certain * works oï Voltaire, is oniy a repetition of what happened last year in Toronto; but somehow i or other when the thing is thus brought to our own doer, it impresses us more powerfully.We desire therefore to say that it strikes us as 1 whelly irreconcilable - with the kind w- freedom which we in this country \u2019 supposed te enjoy, that any official of the Government should have the \u2018espgwer of regulating the religious or theological + geading ef the community.If any State Chéreh were recognized here the case would be \u2018dorer.We expect State Churches and Governments that support Staie Churches to \u201c messise a paternal control over the spiritual- + sskntawmats of the people ; but where there is ne Pate Church, where there doss not exist say moh an enemy to thé Cha ay bo À.or B.: M Waagn't, alles?goo thgworks of so The plea put forward $8 strengthen $s yesten- sion, that the works \u201cof these writers are also coarse and indecent, is a wholly dishonest one.There are worse indecencies by far in Shakespeare than in either of the writers mentioned.How far such things may be tolerated is a question of taste for the individual citizen.There are some who contend strongly for ex; purgated editions of our leading classics; while others, among whom we class ourselves, would rather that the works should remain in their original form, as monuments of the ages in which they were produced.What would be thought if the Government were to step in to decide such a controversy, ruling that henceforth no unexpurgated edition of Chaucer,\u2019 Shakespeare, Swift, Sterne or Fielding should ever pass the frontier.That would be paternal Government with a vengeance; but it would not be one whit worse than what 1s now being done, This is not a matier in which those who share more or less the views of Paine and other sceptical writers are solely, \u2018or even chiefly concerned.It isa matter which coneerns every citizen who has an enlightened conception of, and a sincere reapect for liberty of thought and conscience.We should be glad to see a movement of the Christian community* against the inquisitorial proceedings of tbe Customs -Depfrtment.Let Mr.Mackenzie Bowel), and Mr.James Johnson and Messrs.Collectars Patton and Ryan be taught their places.Who set them to rale over the consciences, or to regulate the tastes of meu in this Canada of ours! Do we want to make the name of our country a reproach throughout the civilized world for a narrow- minded and stupid! official intelerance?To think that a man, who wished to emigrate from England to Canada would, if he chanced to possess copies of the works of Paime and Voltaire, have to surrender them at*fhé\"frontier, before he could get Mr.Colleetué#* Ryan's permission to enter the country! The thing is utterly indefensible aud shameful ; and we trust it will not be long before there isa powerful expression of opinion on the subject, not, as we have said, on the part of the adherents of the teachings of Paine, but=en the part of the larger number wh» totally repudiate his teachings, ve believe with with all their hearts in moral and intellectual liberty.McGILL UNIVERSITY.The Annual Report\u2014Interestisg Facts and Figures.Prineipal Dawson has completed his report of the Meu:ll Luiversity for the year ending 1883, which he has forwarded tv His Kxcellsney the tiovernor-tGeneral.From it tho following faots aud items of interest are obtained: The number of students in the College in the present session 18 a3 follows :\u2014S3tadenus in law, 30; medicine, 185: arts (undergraduates), 93; arts, partial and vecasional, 49.and in applied science, 54, making 420.Deducting 5 entered in more than ove taculty, makes a total of 415.In Morrin College, Quebee, there are 13 students in Lhe undergraduate, and 19 occasional.St.Francis College, Richmond, has 4 undergraduate, with one occasional.This Collége has pot yet recovered trom the effects of last year's fire.The teachers in training in the McGill Normal School are 135.witb 340 pupils in Model Sehool, making the number of persons receiving educational benefits to be 927 ; of this number, over 3560 are nun-residents of Montreal.Attbe March and May convocatiens the foilow- ing degrees were conferred :\u2014 Doctor of Civil Law, 1; of Medicine, 27, Masters,of Arts, 4; Applied Science, 1 ; Bachelors ot Civil Law, 17; Arts, 19, Applied Science, 7, making » total of 76.The Elizabeth, Torrance, Holmes, Chapman, Shakespeare, Logan, Prince of Wales and Sutherland gold medals were awarded in the facallies of law, medicine and arts There being no candidate for the Anne Molson medal, a prize of equivalent vaiue was given in the third year.\u2018The income of the Hanaah Willard Lyman Endowment Fund was given in prizes to the Ladies\u2019 Educational Association of Mantreal.The Hon.Superintendent of Education a warded the {.llowing diplomas at the close of the July term: \u2014 For Academies, ©.Model Schools 29, and Elementary Schools 52, making a total of 0.At tho September exam ination, ten scholarships and exhibitions of the value of $100 to $185 were awarded, seven being the gift ot W.C.Me- bonald ; one of Mr.Redpath, Charles Alexander and (Jeurge Hague each.The Scott exhibition of $66 from the Cale donian society of Montreal, with the prize of $50 from A.T.Drummond, and prizes of $25 each (rom Leslie Skelton, 5.Greenshields, and W.W.Watson, were awarded in the Faculty of Applied Science.The library now numbers19,374 volumes, and an important addition has recently been made by Hon, Justice MeKay.In regard to finances, subscriptions amounting to $38,600 for the general endowment; $27.- 500 for special funds, and $18,445 distributed over three to five years in aid of current expenses, bling $74,445 in all.In addition te these donatiens, the bequests of the late Majer Hiram Mills of $43,000, and David Greenshields of $40,000, are invested in good securities.The litigation in reference to the will of Miss Barbara Boott has been detided in our favor, and the University may soon receive $80,000.Within the last two years, over $180,000 has been received.A sum of $50,000 has been offered for a memorial of the iste Dr.Campbell, provia- ing a like sum is subscribed.In the report, Principal Dawson alludes to the death of Dr.George W.Campbell.Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, nd also Rev.Dr.DeSola, who oceupied the position of Professor of Hebrew and Oriental Literature.The Thursby Concert.The Thursby Coneert, last evening, was » decided success both financiaily aud artrstically.Every seat in the house was taken, and many pervons stood throughout the performance.Miss Thursby, though supported by a company of un- usuai ability was, of eourse, the eentre of attraction.She sang twice, and was encered each time, gracciully responding twigs, om the firat occasion giving |\" Within a mile o\u2019 Edinboro\u2019 Toun,\u201d whieh was received with rapturous applampe.Miss Tnursby possesses s Yoice of rare sWeelners and cultivation, and executes the most dificult passages in her music with uccurscy and conBdenqe.Bho trills well and naturally, and ber selections sre full of that order of mnsia.Herr Oarl Formes, the basso of the company, bas a voice whieh, though deep and clear, scems lacking in that sympathetic quality whieb may be described as sonl.His pambers, however, were well recsived, and he was encored each time he ared.In Madame Liebe the vompany has & vielinist of vars merit.Eh fridently has bad a master for her teseher, her bowing and atyle of pla enerail rensiod one of the gryat Wither) Hae Fa pd thusiastionily enosred.Mr.Liebe, the viclonesl- list, aico played his sole with great taste and evident appreeiation of his music.Miss Hei licher, the pianist, plays with mésaracy i | ower, She, of all the ladies, was the only on¥ 1 bomorod last evening with a floral tribute.The Land Sarveyers.The Board of Land Surveyors of the Provisce of Quebco has issued the following notice : \u2014 at Mere it in ensetod od Vie.45, ehap 16, sect no survey shall be valid unless performed i land surveyor duly admitted to practise the.professio An whereas it has sr boom copresented to the rd of en! Sarveyors of the Province of Quebec A certain railway and other the babit of having surve: i porformad br others than duly, admitted lan In ved that ia fut this Board be vis interest of dre ge ot sir of any surveys han those per- suraren, according to Act 45- is.of 18 ee BaiLLanGR E.T.FLEYCH SR ie ent * ref, ; A vif at ie as Voltaire.Papineau Square Market last evening to attend a meeting salied by Mayor Beaudry.Among those present were the opposing candidate Mr.Henry Bulmer, Ald.Roy, Rainville, Mount, Hen.Senstor Thibaudeau, Messrs.Pwrrault, Mullarky, and ex-Ald.Gauthier.The last named zontleman was called upon to preside.\u2018The crowd listaned aiten- tively to ihe speeches and pd marked attention to Mr.Bulmer\u2019s remarks.Ald.Roy found ÿ little difficalty in being heard at first as the Beaudry faction in the ience did not pelish some of the hard hits administered to their candidate.Mr.Beaudry first addressed the assemblage.He said that the reasons for his presenting himself before them again wore ones.Om the 31st Decomber, after the offices at the City Hall had been closed, an atteript was wade to disqualify a certain number of oh Canadian votors of the St, Louis Ward, and thus defeat Ald.Laurent.This circumstance had caused his friends toihold s meeting sod decide to oppose Mr.Bulmer for the mayoralty.A number of his friends bud called upon bim and asked him to ceme forward against Mr.Bulmer.Heo declin- cd, but they iusisted, and finally he consented,ou the condition that those who bad signed Mr.Buimer\u2019s requisition should withdraw their names Mr.Beaudry then went ou to say that if elected, he would continue to act for their interests in the future as be had siready done in the past.The Speaker then recapitulated his services at Quebec when oppesing the Schoot Bill.Mr.Beaudry then paused and said he would give Mr.Bulmer sn opportunity to reply.MR BULMER'S REPLY.Mr.Bulmer spoke first in the French language, remarking that if Mr.Beaudry had no other reasons for opposing him than those already given he did not soe why he was there that night.Mr.Beaadry had given him his word of honor that he would not oppose, and yet he was a candidate for re-election.In response te pumer- ous cries of \u201con Anglais, en Anglais.\u201d \"Mr.Bulmer theu spoke in English, and stated that the only reason so far given by Mr.Beaudry for oppaesing him was the 8t.Louis Ward affair.With this matter be bad had absolutely nothing whatever todo.Last Fall, when the largely signed requisition had been presented to him he had gone to Mr.Beaadry and asked him to sign.Mr.Beaudry had refused, but he bad also said «1 will not oppose you.\u201d He had also said on several other ecoasiens that he would not oppose him.On the trip down to Quebec, on the \u201cPeruvian,\u201d Mr.udry bad said that he (Mr.Bulmer) would make » very good Mayor.Mr.Bulmer osncladed by saying that he had been invited te attend that meeting, but that the iavita- tion had only been inserted in two obscure French papers, and not in the English ones at all.This was not fair play.Mr.Beaudry should give ether reasons for opposing him.Mr.Besndry then began a long winded bar- angue, which was nothing more or less than a rehash of his nomination speech.He began by stating that after tho St is Ward affair he bad been told that the object was to diminish the number of French voters for the Mayoraity.He then dragged the brick drain aflair of twenty years ago into light, and raked up the Oran troubles again, giving himself immense eredit the presumed saving of lite apon that momentous cocasion.Mr.Bulmer replied that what he had dene twenty years ago, When be was Chairman of the Road Committee, he was perfectly willing to leave to the recollection ef those present.At that time, and ever since, he did his best for that eud of the city.What had Mr.Beaudry done for the East End?He also appesied to his record as & Harbor Commissioner to show what he bad done for that end of the eity.As for the 13th of July troubles, he was as much opposed Lo the meeting of magistrates as any of them.There was nothing in the charges laid agaimst bim.He had tried to be on the best of terms with ail and had shown no partiality for any nationality.The attacks against him had been of such a trivisl nature that he felt almost ashamed to reply.Look at the affair of the flag.He had lived teo long among the French people to inwuit them in such a manner.He felt sure that his French friends did net belisve this charge.There was no foundation in it.In that day's papers was a letter that fully explained the affair.He understood that another charge was to be brought against him on the following day, that of having struck the teast of \u201cTHB PROXPERITY OF THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC\" off the list en the trip down to Quebec to test the twenty-five ioot channel.Mr.Boaudry, as one of the Harbor Commissioners, bad as much to do with arranging the list of teasts as be had himself, and there were only three lousts propeesd on that occasion, the list being shortened by general consent, as it was found that there would not ne time to go threagh the whole lot.Mr.Bulmer then said that he felt certain that he would be returned by a large majority, and that he felt an ambition to have a majerily among the French people, and in that end of the city Mr.Beaudry was the only man who had been asked to sign his requisition.Mr.Beaudry bad offered to rapport him two years ago if he would run against Ald.Nelson ior the mayoralty.Why were not these charges brought forward then ?He was the same man to-day that be was then when Mr.Beaudry offered tos \u2018apport him.Hon.Senator Thibsadesw made s brief Speech in which the affair of the flag figured conspicuously.He said that he had thirteen er fourteen affidavits to prove the hauling down of the flag, but when seme one in the crowd s d that he should read them he was obliged to remark hastily thatthey were at his office.Ald.Roy followed in support of Mr.Balmer, and held t it was the duty pf the.French-Ca- nadians to vote for Mr.Bulmer, and pointed to a number of instanoes in which Mr.Hasadry had failed te look after the interests of the oity., Ald.Rainville replied to him in favor of Mr.Beaudry.Mr.Murney then spoke, and was replied to in a foreible manner by Mr.Mallarky.The meeting then adjourned.MONTREAL HUNT.Banquet Given to the Farmers by Xr.Baumgarten.The Montreal Hunt Club's Ksanels presented a brilliant appearance last evening, it being the oocasion of a grand baaquet givea the farmers of the Island by Mr.A.en, M.F.H.About two bandred guests were present, ineluding Messrs W Stuart, C Penniston, T Boett, H Hend- | ley, Mr Fletcher, Mr MoCully, J Higgins, Dr Craik, Mr Trenhoime, T Hanna, J O'Roarke, A Monteith, T Newman, Jr, W Brown, Dr MeBackh- ran, W Stuart, M Jéhnson, J Jackson, G Smith, Kidd, jr, J Bodgson, jr,Mr Davis, D Ryan,B Jackson, J Hanna, Mr MeDoasid, J Monteith, D Tees, Mr Caverhill, J Hodges, Sr, J Nicholson, M Le- tour, Mr Bourbonniere, P Curtain, G Swinburne, G Buchanan, W Bennett, Jr, Mr Lebean, J R Harper, N Latour, J Martin, Mr Wardle, Wn Newman, F Penniston, J T Doran, Mr Bremner,8 Pennisten, Mr Caty, W Henderson, Mr McArthar Mr Pigeen, Mr Brosseau, P Lapierre, P om\u2019 Veuet, Sr, J Lapierre, Mr Lachapelle, E Guy, Maisse, Mr Deschamps, J ierre, H P Jarry, L Galernean, Mr Beleir, Mr lameetti, Mr Meilieur, Mr St Awhis, Mr Lebeau, Mr Dumont, T Vinet, Jr, Mr Daïdy, Mr Gohiet, J Jarry, Mr Deecaris;, G Muir, W Aroott, Mr Hayslip, Wm Gardoer, W Hodges, A Pennisten, Mr B Mr Armitage Mr Cinnamon, Mr Luca, A Thit, A Leamy, J Rey.D Boott, Mr McAvoy, J Sommer- ville, P Mr Small, A Seotf A Stevenson, J Quinn, F Moines J Newman, Jr, FT Davis, MrBromby, Mr Thiery, Mr Selly, W Tallis, Duncan Robertson, Mr Molntesh, A Bos, T Brown, J Mair, Mr Wallags, T Irvine, Jr, D Hoadley, KX Nicholson, Walter Bestt, R White, J Andersen, T D Jeffrey, A * T Trenbelme, J Drummend, Col Whitshesd, R Muir, W Siar, Mr Altimas, Mr Smith, J L Dredls, R Mattin, G Kidd, M H Macdonatd, 'H Paton!\u2019 Capt Campbeik.R Dillon, P Cutler, Jas Henderson, Bennet, Jr, J Arnton, R Curran, Jos Clarke, J Henderson, Br, | W-Nisholi- À Seumerville, T Irvine, Meson, Wm Brown, Jas Jeffrey, D Drummond, Mr Cassidy, R Wolff, P Henrickson, J Crawford, Dr Hingston, -@ Galarneau, W C Richardson, J R Hutchins.Shartiy after 7 o'alosk the red te the dining-rdom, whers thay aise an elegant banquet.At its conclusion Mr.Bammgarten took the ehaly, and ténste were in erder.After the health of the Queen and Goverser-Génersl had been drunk, Mr.Basmgarten- propésed the \u201cSusets.\u201d He regretied that the limited room prevented a much r attendance.He spoke of the friendly feeling éxisting between the farneers and members of the etui, Many asher tossts wers and responded to.Dr.Hingsten was ed for, and spoke in high terme of fox huntieg \u201ca invigeracing sport.parlors, where further ee As it conolusivn Lhe gompan sdjourped to the \u201clast session, constituting incest s felony \u2018tion and lnveigling into a houses of ill fame.hes, W Amdersen, | ei tion into the administration of the Board of School Commissioners yesterday after- Boon.Deby In H.Davidsen (Chair sn pre sd ea, spd @lackmeyer, Nr.or, Asst,-City Attorsey; raprepagting sh she cy Couneil, and Dr.Robina representing the testant Board .Ald.Noljand was first examined, and aid that bo was gpposed to the inarease ef taxation for school pur es.His reason for: Sang so, is t he believes that the funds already ot the Comusission rs\u2019 disposal have not been judigios © thought one of © great mistakes 0 the Commissioners was the doning of the old High Schoo} and the ereo- tion of is building, as he found by the statements of the Secretary and the accounts farnished that sires the erection of tho building the: floating debt has swelled up to seme $30,000, snd that the interest and sinking fund u the debt incurred by the erection of the building amoynts to about $11,500 per annum.Before Comsniasion- > je appointed we bad à number of excellent the city who cither rented or owned dus ou en aud were sustained by the fees of the pupils.These schools turned out first-class business men and were solf-austaining, aad he saw no reason why, with the large revonne at the disposal of the d, batter results have not been obtained.Mr.Hooteg: Munro testiSed that be has the management-of er: of property in Montreal and lo experience in the erbotion of bail He became a School ion- ors in 1864, that is betors thero was any regular Commission, only a few gentlemen who used to - meet.He continued #5 ast up to 1869 or 1870.He left because ho was dissatisfied with the management of the whole thing.Mr.Lunn was then Secrotary-Treasurer, and eontinued so till Mr.Baynes took bis place.For a numberwf years Mr.Lunn and himself collected enough throughout the city to meet expenditure.This was voluntary; there was no regular Commission, and it was alter thay got the Cotte Street Behool that the Board was formed.There was great din- satisfaction the Protestants on the Board with regard © amouot reonived from the Corporation and Government, on the ground that the Protestants did not get their Fair propertion of the assessment oollested.They considered the Protestants paid the larger proportion of the assessment and were entitled to a larger portion than they got, and obtained the rectifiention.After this the Board commenced to baild additional sohools\u2014first, the Prince Arthur Sobool.He made out the plans for that schoel, but was to bo guided entirely by Mr.Arnold, who was the head teseber at that time.Tenders were taken in.The cost amounted to some $18,000.Mesnwhile pians were obained, involving changes and alterations to suit the general view of the Commissioners making the total eost $< 3,001.68.The Commission then adjourned until to- merrew afterneon.CITY ITEMS.\u2014A grand w, ersde took pince last pisht in the Et.Gabriel Skating Rink, Point >t Charles.There was a large number of people present.\u2014Atameeting of the Parks and Ferries Committee, held yesterday aftermoon, My.r.Blackwood, préprietor of the rofreshment stand o on St.Helens sland ras Fried permission r privilege to Depatie.~\u2014An inquest was held last night on the of Mrs.Shea, = who died ve ddenly a house SE on W t.A verdist was return of death ednesday oon ion pf the lungs,caused by immoderate use of liquor.\u2014Another fire broke out in the debris at the Reformatory at 6.50 evening.A still alaem b ht oat a reel, oh end » stream poured fipon it for five minutes and easily at it out.The Brothers have 0 tothe for servioss at © fre.\u2014At the meeting of Wm.Elliot's eredito: terday afternoon, an offer of 25e in the doll secured at .six and nine months, was by Mr Elliot.As only a few of the creditors re represented, it was d to defer action until another meeting enlied for Monday.Noon \u2018Telegrams, PARLIANENTARY JOTTINGS, Playiax Parliansent\u2014Nr, Cocernin'p BI 10 Prevont Frasd 1n Connection with Government Contraets\u2014Uther Uus\u2014 Metur:s Asked For\u2014ihbe > lie Farming Company's Treubles\u2014Notes.{SPFRGIAL DESPATOUN TO Es TAL.) Orraws, Feb.23.\u2014The bomorable and sto- cratie gentiemen wbe oceupy the Red Chamber have considered it unnecessary to maintain .diguity at the expense of monotonous si day aiter day for a week and a half, wi prospect of any business being sent up te tb presented by about 75 out of 211 continues to play Parliament, ns boys would say, while the chief which engages their interest and attention j elesteral campaign in Ontario.The H only fifteen minutes yesterday.During t several returns were laid on the table ; Sir Tupper replied to the question of Mr.H that it was the intention of the Go ent te build this year the \u2014branoh |rafi- way from the Cape Traverse to the main line of the P.E.L Railway; and a by the Hen.Mr.Blake, for eupies of the ments in the esse of Rassell asd (he Quepn the Supreme Court and the Privy Couneily sed.Mr.Casgrain, the member for L\u2019Islet, prepared with his bill fer the better proves of fraud in relation to comtracts invelving the tare of public moneys, bus! at the request of the Prime Minister, action on it was deferred.This bill was introdtoed last cession, but nevar reached iis second reading.It imposes heavy penslties\u2014frem $100 to $1,000 with or sithoat imprisenment\u2014apoi any person giving or offering any compensition or alnsideration for influence respecting a - ernment contract, 2né Epon any person og sush compensation ; upon any cer or employee of the Gevernment reteiv- ing compensation for assisting ind vidaals in the transaction of bumness with the Government, snd wpon any contractor who gives or premises monay or any consideration te pros mote the election of any pergon in the interest of his contract ; and convicted under this set shall be in tated from contraeting with er holding say eontraot under the Government.Twe bills have already besa introdused ith the social evil.That of Mr.M.C.able by imprisonment, which it isnot, upder the present laws ; and My.Chariton has a : previding fot the punishment of adaltory,trédue- One of the returns brought dowa shows the distribution of Dominien Btatétés last year, whioh aggregaied 19,743 volumes.The other returns relate to (he Canadian Papific Railway, snd are very voluminous.Hon Blake, who asked for these returns, wes dil engaged in studying them, last evening.Petitions for the adoption of measures to vent the runnisg of railway trains on'Bunddy, sad for the sballion of the duty on books © tinue to come im.Numerous demands (the majority of whi emanate from Opposition members) made daily for voluminous iurns ia re to various subjects.Mr : In- Sond, Evesigation De.apparently, leged understanding which it wss fume s short tims ago, had been come té between John A.Macdonald and the licensed viatusll for the ee for ai crea geatloman bag nyt ne etc, which Dave pen assed betwee a and me of eniment.Me > Robertson, ef fr Tot i 5 tasount pald out of den $1500 de wet EE sès bi eulars eomnooted therewith.fall pus Mr.Watson, the member for Marquette, Man,, Sir of tmefno- bn sMoh will seve for à return of all the 7s relat] to the Qu\u2019Appeile or lier Parsing 's fo ihe Undpple Vals pera Compal to be to tories out thé \u2018iaots ia tion with troubles between ta the \u2018the \u201csquatters who have been investigw id For Me na rende Tor airing thé Gétérhmont with bt rao! fu the mat ter, Mr.Stephenson having | the side of Fre Core pop of Emersen, Maaltobn, will petition the Government te abolish the duty on Jumsber It ble thes tv éknivatse | Company named, Do cred om ts its lands, which sroubles, ore Dtapbanten, Isspector of Crises : into that Provines from the United Suates, [\u2019 last ue Hos been heard of ; Perd % ç tien af Prosaginng | Mr Dawson'4 motiah for 4 Eve of ll ni on res: its in un St E Smee ned mavigation at rare Tar\u201d &e, gave that gentleman an opportunity to again disoass before the Houze his favorite theme, namely, the advantages of tho Hudson Bay route as an outlet for the products of the gross Néeth-West.He himself gave the House much interesting information the vast natural resoarces of the Hudson Bay district, upon which he based an argument for the survey of the propossd route without delay.Mr.Royal, in supporting the motion, showed how this new roûte, if found practionble, would be of advantage to the ceuntry otherwise than from a commercial point of view, aud that was by affording 8 route for immigrants from the Old Country thas would avoid the temptations which aw now held out by land agents, while they are through The United States, to induce them to settle in that country.Sir John Mac- donsld'e reply to the effeet that negotiations ith the English Admiralty are pending, with a view to a joint enterprise between tho Canadian and Imperial Goveruments in making 8 survey of Hudson Bay, indicate that the Deminion Government is alive to the rtance of the subject.The return for by Mr.Dawson and or dered by tho House will, therefore, be awaited with interest.Reference was made in the course of the discussion to the railway projects mentioned in my despatch on Wednesday, and and whieh it is believed will be prosecutyd vigorously, so great is the confidence felt in the feasibility of the bavigation enterprise with which the projected railways will connect.CABLE.PRESS CENSORSHIP.Roms, Feb.23.\u2014In the Chamber'of Deputies the Minister of Justice gave notice that he intended to propose scverer penalties against libels on the part of the press.The President of the Co replying to an attack by Cavol- latti, Radical, said he only did his duty in calling attention to the exocsses of the Anarchie press.MR.GLADSTONE.Loxnox, Feb.23.-It is expected that Mr.grsdstone will return here about the 1st of AMERICAN.INTERNATIONAL FRACAS.AMSTERDAM, N.Y., Feb.23.\u2014A number of Irishmen engaged in a fight with four drunken Italians at Port Jackson, N.Y.on Tuesday night.One of the Irishmen was stabbed slightly in the hip by the Italians, who, being reinforced and armed with clubs, knives, axes, revolvers, etc, took up a position on Main-street and assaulted every passer-by Myro Early, a villager, was knocked down twice and severely cut about the head and { body.They also knocked down several others.The corps of Civil Engineers drove the Italians to the shanties.They returned soon, however, largely increased in numbers, and a terrible fight ensued between the Italians, Engineers, and Irishmen.There were #number of revolver shots, and several men were hurt.The fight lasted till three o'clock in the morning.THE TMRIFF BILL.Nzw York, Feb.23.\u2014The Herald's Washington special says it is probable the Senate Tariff Bill will be dropped and an effort made 1 to secure Republican and Democratic votes enough by next Tuesdsy to .pass the Kell Internal Helenue Bill with a reduction on steel mle and sugar annexed._ e Tribunes Washin special aa Democratic leaders are toning a scheme a move to suspend the rules some day next week to take the Senate Tariff Bill from the Spesker's table and pass it.This would require a votes of two thirds.Mr.Carlisle says n> Democrats will support such a motion.A a reinforcement will be neces- this some Democrats appear to think can oan be ebtained.THE 8ING-SING REVOLT.Stma-Srwa, Feb.23.\u2014A convict disch yesterday said the convicts have been telling the Investigating Committee a big pack of lies He had nothing to complain of.He had found the rations good enough and the work fair.He bad been punished three times, and it.Two other discharged convicts had no complsints to make.An intercepted latter trom a convict to ex-kesper Campbell states that the food was satistactory and the work not over-bard, but the men were discouraged beœause they have not the privilege of makings little money to aseist them on leaving A GAMBLER'S WINNINGS.PHILADELPHIA, Feb.28.\u2014Davis, the well known sporting man, of Philadelphin won $6,000 from faro banks in New York in a month.\u2018 CANADIAN, BRITISH COLUMBIA PARLIAMENT.Vicronia, B.C., Feb.23.\u2014The House reassembled on Tuesday.The Premierannoanced that the policy of the Government would be to secure the construction of Bolan's Railwa Dry Dock, Immigration, Colonization, hv Lands, snd the opening of the Railway belt to settlement.He also announced that he had discovered » deficit of $100,000 in last year\u2019s revenue, All the Ministers ware slected without gprosition.SUPREME COURT.\u2018 OTTAWA, Feb.22 \u2014In the Supreme Court to-day the case of Dickie vs.Woodworth, King\u2019s County, N.S., appeal, the Court allowed the motien made on behalf Fes the respondent, » worth, an quashed « In the case of Berlingnet vs.the Queen, Todg.ment was reserved, and argument in that of Jenkins ve.Brecken was resumed.THE 1 INTERNATIONAL THROAT AND ta gatming an AabIe car ss our Adres Daf « Square Montreal, to.A fw extracts trom losers da ly deme on veriy, Ima sou Eli Ce Uni, writes, Dr.Three m \u2014 a 2 SEIT RE at our Tr ane, breaking HA other compietely constate, lux 1 thought | muet but induced b; gun ds | tried your Spirometer m whiçh 1 got frors ons @f your surgeous.To- gay | sm perfoctiy well and able to work as hard ss ever 1 omaid, through ths uss of your wonderful instrument ASTHMA.$65 Duades street, London, Ont, viele: Jor over eight years have from agttma Three months\u2019 us a peed cines have agit Sid QATARRK AND BROBCRITY 100 and serod me at once.am now Le famregtion os = y first-clace J en ave de apres sufferer ho paris me « parie poirometes az mndtdnes, Kaas seb Dr VISITORS THE BACH, MAIS BRUSHES, \u2019 = Coad , ges Thoms J.Pong, + ACUONALD, MANITOBA.1000 CHOICE LOTS FOR SALB.1n one parcel at a bargain.À 2004 chance (oF » Byndicate or for cne person #0 make money.Owner has already good offers for lot and blocks, but wil ont 7 sel on lec: = 22000 can remain on que + POTTER, 195 88.James Btreot.* ST- LAWRENCE STREET.Highly Important Sale\u20147 SHOPS and DWELLINGS, and a Small Property on ONTARIO STREET, .BY ORDER OP TUE Hon.DONALD A.8NITH, On SATURDAY, 24th FEBRUARY.From Bore) Lad Dreier Sagal te res an Nos.3 z 2 530, Suh 334 ST LA WURNUR STERET, RE CUTEST ai URtusio st:006, Bud the chop and Dwalling Nos.750.{82 Ontxrio ~ireet, the whols io be sold ea bloc, offering one of the bost investments in Real Bs- tute that bas been 7 vapmigee to public competition for we.ALL Tu UPà DWELLIN RENTED TO GOOD TEN .NTE bow @s ans tale at my Room at Eleven o'clock.THONAS J.POTTER, BEATTIE UL COTTAGE 8 Tae DRIVES, WILH NEARLY AN ACRE OF 3910 Frentny on River St.Lawrence aad Lougne Pointe kuad.Most delightful situation, bounded on one side residence and urounds of hon J.x.THIBAUD and un the othr by that of LOULS BUYE:L Feg,, enjoying ,ood roads the year round, and within casy distance of tho city.The view of ihe river in Summer, with the @ steamships sad other craft, and the mæenery about is charming, and thoee who desire a really 4 delightfu! suburban cottage shauld visit this one as once.\u2018ihe house is a SUBSTANTIAL ~OL1D B.ICK COITAGE ui the iuglsh styls, with stous founda tions, and was rucently des and built {or the urxixs.Bot the UC, prosent owner Nr.R.ANCHER, by Mr.H ù it and the stubles, &c, are built inthe best possible manner.lhe yroun | ls tastefuiry laid out and adormed with magnificent shade trees, shrubs, &c.The beauty of the surrounding £ Jroperties also efihances the value oi Wiis one.Immediate possession.Key at m office, where photographs can aso bu seen of the giving back and front view., Sale Monday, 261h February, at my room at Ten o'clock.© THOMAS J.POTTER, ce | SANDOWN LODGE,\u201d SHERBRVOKE STREET, COTE ST.ANTOINE.A Charming Villa, juss outside Shere breeke Nireet Tell Gate \u2014Pmre Air\u2014 Beautiful Surroundings,\u2014Fasy of Aes cesn.\u2014Neo City Taxes.The above weli-built brick Villa bas a large area of grouna (about with a TRIFLE ri ris GE, bein, about 200 feet on EBHERBROOK.ET) PORCHE-TER AY ENGR.Aim) the bulcing lo e: e house on the JPLST de, area 13,7 lost.The adjoining Villas are all detach: a { eps, fine § î rey Th are hoo aorta with oe haie es.; revise e trees, ef the most charming spots en the Jsjand.TES CONVENIE su E isa special feature, and the lots are likely to increase lu value, Came the purchaser will have a good prospect of rtion of the iand if he desires, at a good price.Flaw would reduce the cost of the house to an almost nominal gure.Those who have given any attention to the manner tn which this pa-t the he est End » nee been improved and built up, know that tt is daily becoming a more covet- od anc popular place of resdence.Bale at my room.TUESDAY, 27th FEBRUARY, at ELEVEN o\u2019cleck.TERMS LIBERAL Pot pormits $0 view, apply to THOS.J.POTTER, Auctioneer, GREEN & BONS COMPANY, 517 8 Pau! atreet VILLA RESIDENCE.AT OUTREMONT.With Fine Srosmds ruperier Stables and Ounth: Bubscriber is instracted by Læ-CoL Couwr DORSONN Ee to sell at his Thu arch.The fine Vita Residence, with 158,840 feet of about four acres), one of the most non venlent su! ban omesteads on the island.It is opposite \u201c Thomberry,\u201d on the St Catherines .and only a short drive from sherkrooks street.The substantial house was built and improved at» large expense and is perfectly comfurtable 208 Prat summer and winter.IT HAY ALL THR ENIENCES OF A FIRSI-CLASS TOWN HOUSE Toe and qualled D eu tn the ol are aus y very few ty.laid ae drained a have been note chobcest fruit ing ble done to beaut ence, and it is only belny c us pere removed from M \u201csale at BLEVEN o\u2018clock THO#.J.POTTER, 41 The and culitvated in Croquet La Be.p and à permanent nO@ because Ful) particu- \u2014 gti, : \u2018fe *Auetion Saies, ©, Sy Shaw x Gowdey.: OSTLY STORE FIXTUR ESÉ TABLES, SIDE SH ELVING, GA8 M TISG& THUCKE epiandid Walout Tadie, Desk, about is Tans Sieve Coal, : w Base Burn es, Partitions, {Ee whol or the\u201d oul auinesin the store Mo 24 Heuen street, by Auction on ; sharp, SMAW & GOWDEY, bination Lock, Cylinder Desk, Office Board Tabl Cash Desk, Chai Gas = k, rx, Carshe Ga as Binge Partitions, NORDHKIMER'S HALL, Et.James street, Meuday Afternoon next, 266h inst, At Two o'clock, SHAW & cowpEr, 5 ALUABLE SAFE with \u20ac Cond ki Meetings 2 and Amusements QUEEN'S HALL: Hy.i oly the honor © anueunce tha MISS EMMA THURSBY, The Grosiest Léving Concert finger, Will give one GRAND CONCERT, ase sisted by HERR CARL PORMES, The Worid-renowned Basso.And the following Eminens Artiste MME TERESA LIEBER, VioMnist.50 MARTE BRIMLIDAEN L MR.THEODORE LIKBE Vio mois.MR.MAURICE STRAKOSCH, Directer.H Tickets 750 ang » 8000vding 10 location.at Queen 75 (N.Y.Plano con.iam ops Admission, 50c.site A MHERST STREET, No.161 fmall good moe Foundation an.sLout streci.STKERT, où Wedneaduy moxt, the 284h inst.At 1] o'clock \u2018s SHAW & GOWRBRET, Aucti (GooD INVESTMENT.The two fine cut-stons front houses, Xc®.15 and 17 BELMONT STRRE!, will be sold by suction at our Hooms, 245 -T.JAMBs STEKEL, on MONDAY, 5th MARCH, at 11 e'cleck.Particulars on Saturday.SHAW & GOWDEY, SITE OF PROPERTY IN THE à TOWN OF ST.H.che Juge ee an ded by Bt ntoine « 1372, rk tr void à order ELE, at Booms, 355 50 OM ial a non Es tion.J.>.C WURT street, on Tuesday, 6th March, at 11 e'cloek.5 SHAW & GOWDEY, Agnes strost, 9! the James By A.Bourbonniera.SALE BY AUCTION.In the matter of J.RH.DORVAL DRY GOODS MERCHANT, Mon Will be sold b Lomo) vei.at Rt Or te In = Meotreal, © BIT, the 241b lnstast, as 11 all the + as follows at su, po meuiba, the Notes tion of the À discouns at the race 0 Ban cent pez annum Lo be allowed for cash.N.B.\u2014 cretitors are nereby requested to file with tas exergue their claims, duly attested, within the * A.LANARCHE, | XE.LEFEBVRE, \u2018Trustees.A.URBONNIERE, Auctioneer.M 2jst Feb, l Te 3 New Now Advertisemats To-day Ammen TO, BE BE SOLD BY PRIVATE be ring Easy urs of sal Address his .veu actes st office, Jamas street ès MANUFACTURING BUSINESS.' FOR SALE BY : ENDER.Tenders will be one 5 by t!: unde: omtil of Mendes, de 35 just, tho pur hase the asasts THR SHOE MACHINERY MANU.ACTURING Consisting of co.118 Mt James Montreal, 17th oa 10s} PIANOS, CLEARING OUT SALE! the City.and only ten\u201cminutes* walk from Toil Gate ané Exhibition Grounds Has eight rooms, fine ary base dry warm osliar, Burns \u201d Kitchen.Water in .ttabltng for two horses.Garden with 75 Apple Trees 180 Carrant snd Gooseberry bushes.The Cottage is in perfect ton Laws and @ravel Walk, &c.Bale at my.THU&SDATY, Ist MARCH, At haif-past Eleven o'clocz, by ordez of Mr.JL ee AR The hows A bau for th tho presen s present! by Mr.Pyeng a ap réset onder fon te Va; Sppouite the W R POUF sad clote to the residence of Loru The ba can have sme or more lots as he may a8 per plan.THOS.J.POTTER, [EEOC EAEHED PLANS OF OF THE PROPERTY OF WM.LAURIER, THEKINE, DRUMMOND and MOU AIX ETES STN.ithe.ready TO MORBOW.The owner tntends PUEZ- VELY TO SBLL New Advertisements To-daÿ, ]N THE MATTER OF FT.LAGUE #0 ce.Pista, PQ.Insoivents.Olhaime not tn tht ry fries s maftar before the Ant of Lividend payable da the sixth of Marek.% LAPIERRE, 306 84 Paul street.» ! Z LAPIRRR = TREES, NOTICE.ore Lous JOSEPH MASS] of the Crsaire, in the Canty of vile D Ia Merchant and 4 Frade 1 le Piece ot ame à $of his oon rer to Trust, or ARR nitions ox @neraly, as por and in Prue of deed of tan mont Paeetd before dire A.Pepin, Creditors are requested to claims, attested forthwith.J.Tacs Ia Trusipe.88.Cesatre, 16th Pob., 1883, CLARK'S SAUSAGE, | For Breakfast, Luncheon, \u2018Travellers, &e, Seld hy ail frstalnes Grocers, BEWARE OF IUITATIONS.Ss F X.DELADURANTAYE, 178 o _and 180 Delisle halo ot.Xx.overy description.Trade supplied fre sa lowest prises, and Shipped to ERY pars of à | CENTS FOR SALE, Bottles of quant y = i = AT STAR OFFICE.WILL FIND AT MEDICAL HALL, 130 8T.JAMBS STREET, | à \u2018TUE LANGEST AND MOÛT CONPLETE STOCK IN THEN CITT OÙ auvonTED FRENCH AND KENGIIH TOILET ARTICLES, COUDÉAUS, ATKINSON'S AND LUKINS\u2019 PERFUMES AND SOAPS, r BAYLEY'S Ras.BOUQUET AND SFERNACETI SOAP | exam FARINA COLOGNE, ENGLISH LAVENDER, SHELLING SALTS fic ASThma., Bronouna.these terrible HICKEN, HAM & TONGUF, 4332 ; The ing p the satire Stock of the QUITREMONT \u2014 Handsome CELEBRATED STONRCONLT à BHORT DRIVR Pom Max cnoens + ROSENKRANZ PIANOS CLOUGH aad WARREN ORGANS Belonging to the Estate of the ists CHARLES MARTIN are prepared to ciose-them out at ?GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, a thay must bo diapessd of by the 1st of MAY.Splendid cpovtmens en band, which intendiag pur chasurs will do well 8 inapeat st the ROSENKRANZ ROOMS, : PHILLIPS SQUARE, Or at the Store of DE ZOUCHE & CO, 333 ST.JAMES STREET.S- Several Secend-NMand PIAN: 4° POLICE DEPARTMENT.SEALED FESTERE, atime 1 he ond morked \u201cTunéers * will be resaived ant AM, cs WEDNESDAY, 284k INSTANT, face, Hall, for the Erectisa of States, eros the lan end epocifoations to ba seun at (RS according to pacs ei the Chief f of Folio, fuse whom all necussery 'ormation can be obtained.order, CHS.GLACH EVER Crry CLERX®6 Orviga Cry Han Montreal, 290d Pot, 1883.ss BROW N°8 \u2019 STAD (F CANADA BALSAM, A CERTAIN CURB FOR Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, &e, \u201che tree from which Canads Bulxam tu pro- eared ie commeniy called the Amertoss 5iiver Fir, or Balm of Gilead Tree ( Abies Balsemes).4 a 12 1680Wned for ite valnsbie curutive medi- aiyal Froperties, sad BROWN SYRUPY OF CANADA BALBAM msy be favoradiy éom- pared to the weitable BALM OF GILEAD.It is compounded on scientifid principles, and ite eurstive and healing powsts, especially for all THROAT sad LUNG COMPLAINTS, are Ittie short of the MIRACULOUS.If also acts Mavorsily oa Whe STOMACH and KiD- KEYS, and le, pétuape.tbe most VALUABLE MADIOINE for all the dlévases \u201cthat flesh is helt 0 that has ever toda dives versed.; TRY IT.Sold by All Druggists.TA Nisa consaît with an Le her large és lots; ways ng aiee, cut James stgoet.1 MpBLEPHONE IN IN THE OFFICE pére?TH06.J.POTTER, Austionesr, 196 0.Jame THE MERCHANTS.OF STE Canegonde vish fo secures \u2018Tatior to estab- himself tn the town.Work tbe year round.fess P.Deggardine & Co.© 3 Sv K WRITTEN GUARAN- Moustashe Grower will produce betwy refe Address [ow Tor 0mton és RARE RYSTAL RINK.ANNUAL RAOES, ! : IESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27: !2 mile, Boys\u2019, 13 and under, for Members 1 mile, Boys\u2019, 15 and under, Open 1 mile, Backwards, Open.1 mile, Forwards, Opes.5 mile, Open.» 2 mile, for Members.mtries close on Saturday might wext È let Prime for every Race.f 2nd Prize.a\u2026rsr-ccceu es 8iver Scarf Pia.SAM ROBERTSON, Manager.(TO THE ELEOTORS OF THE {EST WARD, ; MONOPOLIES, De accepted the nomination 86 Aidermas for (th wi ; wish to state, fn presenting myself to yon as @ candle, that ) am against MOXOPOLIES of all kindy pecily the City Passenger Railway Co.'y and the Gas Co.\u2019y.Jpich in my opinion, have been carried on against] the Gift Interests of the City.!t is hardly for me state that should you do me the honor \u2014 ing mediwill do my 4 to encourage a entering that wioonetit tho city at large, and at all times shall\u2019 considelit my duty to enter my protest, and record my vots Monopoties in any form.uv; W.D.STROUD.! ; À ST.NN\u2019S WARD.\u2014The friendd KRMAB X LENNEDT, said 0e véinity 07 Porta dents in T » Saturday Eveniug, Pob.24th, 1888, of JORN 8, 99 PORPAR STREET, urd ST MES WARD \u2014 Moctinga will hold every cvoning od the following come ofthe.oups BOIS F MONTREAL, of Paintings and Statuazy, PHILLIPS SQUARR.oN 10 A x 200 0.x.ANCING & DEPORTMEN Private given im dansing, tine ant taus dat nca nu 0 private classes.a moderne or apply * Music Store 488 \u2014 JAMES {LEGGAT!: 1 T4 JOHNSTON\"S FLUID.BEEF, ON DRAUGHT, At Gompain's Grand Lunch Palace, ne mp 119 84.Francois Xavier 81.ay us, HAIRCLOTH PARLOR SETS vy HAIRCLOTA PARLOR SETS (with Platform Reekers), 7 ploces.#85.RAW SILK PARLOR SETS] .wita Finsh 1 Es, 7 ploces.$100.EBONY and GOLD PAR- phone SETS, in Haw Silk sed Plank, D -} + .Tres i the ity.wanthip The TRALK SUPPLIED, HENRY J.SHAW & O®., ARTAIL WAREEOOMS\u2014TI0 CRASS AE te | Eee J \u2018 Pièce | THE PHENIX ELECTRICAL CORPANY: FOR CANADA, © .\u2014MANCPACTURERS on, n BLBOTRIO LIGAT APPARATU US, Enter paienteor d A.ALGAE, 1 8.whiny J.4.1 tar, menager of Cotsen ai tetes Canadien Ofice and - 473 to 488 Lt.James street wees, Montreal.E.RB WHITNAY, Buotaald Complete Valtele Are and Inpandescent lighiing trem dynamo-Siectrie machines and storage batieries.The Apparatus magufactares by this Company, fee Fleotric Léghting, i8 unqurpased for quality and stondi- nous of light > and jor seonomy of driving powez and entire of dsager.Parties desirsqs of using ths light are requested te cemmunionts fall perijeulars regarding butidings or jo- calities, and sises of rooms or areas to be Nlumineted, with statement 20 90 vatiable powsr, dc.Prices Furnished on Application.TUUNTEES: E.W.MoCLAYR, Beg.(of R W.MrCisvé & Ce.) New York.WK.A.PARKE, Raq.(of Wn.A.Parke & Co.) New York B.¥.BURRODG 3 da Foon, Rag.(of kxport Lamber Co, Ld) FRED.B.FISKE, Zsq.(of Wesion & Fiske), New Yerk FRANKLIN H, 83ITH, Jaq, of New Yori.HECTOR D.MACKET, Faq.67 New York.| owas H.WÉONFKFF, Bs, W.Jaw Tock.me pu da, - - - THE MONTREAL DAILY SPA à Féibat PRÉRUA CAF 4 À RY 28° sf :$ 138.\u201cBirths, Marriages spc Deaths.* [Crovtr vil be fount ta the Last Tha j AAAS AAA NTN BIRTHS.CLARK E\u2014!n this city, Feb.8, the wits of G.W.ques ELV \\ Feb.19, at No.338 Pagiss U\u2014In this city, , at No.rer Edouard Be:ivenu, of a daughter.HIBBARD\u2014 At West Farnham.om the 23st nati) wite of W.L.Hibbard, of a son.1 the wity; à M\u2014At6 Plateau street, Feb 1\u2018 we Dan, of a daughter.LARMONTH\u2014In this city, Peb.20, at Mo.2 Hier square, the wife of John Larmonth, of» dauuhie 4 3 WILLIAMS\u2014At 3 ft.Catherine ou Sunday Feb 1, the wife of P.A.Williams, of a daugbtes, (M°CE ville Ottawa papers please copy.) HIBSBARD\u2014At Stanbridge East, Feb.13, the Wo of Frank A.Hibbarg, of a daughter.es, WALTUN-\u2014As 73 Coagregstion street, Point St, 08\"! où the lätb inst, the wite ot John Walton, vf a#18h- ter.LAFREMAYE\u2014 At The Hermitage, Magog, P.Q, > 17 the, wife of Grant LaFrenaye, of twins, a boyaul = BRAIS\u2014At b11 Mignonne strest, Feb.15, MW L- 4.Brais, ef à sos.MARRIAGE#- SCOTE\u2014 street Methodist CHFEh.ON WARD a my the 1.ev.V0.Gal Thursday eveuin Jest beth, LL un, Joseph Ward, og Sarah = rr daughter of Mr.Thomas Scott, all ofthis city.BUC D, Rev.J.Loster, E.$.Buckland, to KE.of Barnston, P.Q.| MCIR, CAMERON\u2014At the residence of th bride's Torben, où the Z16t Feb., by the Bev.J.B.Bir, AM, of 8 Andrew's Church, Huntingdon, Arcus! Muir, Jr., farmer, to Annie E , second daughter oprchibald Camoron, farmer, all of Hinchinbrooke.DEA vH MEARLE\u2014In this festy, Feb.22 Margare Lusher heloved wife of Georve Bearle, aged by yrs abu 11 months Funeral from ber husband's resicuoe, 438 We:lingloi street, | owt St.( haries, on Sgsrday.Fob.24a, at £38 p.m., to Mount Royal Cemeter anu acquaintances are respect{ulsy invitedo atend.a MILLER\u2014In this city, Feb.21.Mary Hobda aged § months, infant daughter of the late JohnlcCole Miller.Both were interred together.[Bhestooke, Que, papers plesss copy.) DUGAN\u2014In this city, Feb.234, Eva, infan dsugbter of J.lL Dugan, aged !4 days.Funeral di leave her father's residence, 573 Ontario strest, onésturday, at {250 pin, to Mount Royal Cemetery.Heuds ao quainiances are respectfully invited to acid.JONE£\u2014in this city, Feb.23, David, secnd youngest son of David Jones, agen 4 ydars »! Ÿ months.Puneral on Saturday, 7.30 pm, fros bis father's residence, 151 Su Ternes atrect Wes.Friends and acquaintances requested attend.CARMEL\u2014At Bie.tcholastiq Feb.= Charlotte Agnos Ixfaiave, wife of ©.Marmel, Bag, lez funeral wili take place at Ste.Suolastique, om Saturday morning, Feb.74, at 9 o'akck- BAVAGE\u2014In this city, Feb.22, Thoma cidest som qf I hotnas Savage, med 15 years and 9 pynths Puneral from his father's residence, 2:8 8ton Bunday.Feb 25, at 4 p.m., to oman ; nds and acqusintancesre tuvited to attend.BRALY\u2014In this city, on Thursday, Kb.22, sroond daughter of James Brady.age Ÿ yéars and months.Yuneru! irom her yrandfaer\u2019s residen No.17 Coursol street, on Saturday Feb 24, at 2.pm, to Boman Catholic Cemetery.Friends and a quaintsuess Are respectfully invi » attend, TAYLOR\u2014On the 2ist of Feb., Gertrae Taylor, sged 5 and 2 months, eldest daughteof John Taylor.Funeral from %7 Morreau streg Hocbelaga, on Friday, at 2.30 o'clock p.m.Frieddand acquaiîntan- ees are respectfully invited to attend 453 FAFARD\u2014In thisctty, Feb 17, Max louise Fafard, Mer.Bister Bte.Solangs, of the Notr Dame tion, aged 30 years, & monthe and lays.PAUIEUX\u2014In this city, Feb, 19, Marie Marguerite Nether Martine Charlotte, Infant daghter of Theodore Fauteus.MERVIN\u2014On the 21st inet, Fredo Joseph, aged 5 years and 2 nicathe LESAGE\u2014 A: Ste.Liaire, County ofDorcbesisr, P.Q., Attuur Lesage, Ksq., formerly of lalleyfield, aged 25 years RADFORD\u2014At GuelptPUnt, on t- \u2018Oth inet\u2026 Lilian Brock, mfant daughter of bdward:tadford.MuLEAN\u2014At Coaticook, Feb.3 by the v J.Moln, both eo (CARSLEY'S TABLE LINEN.Double Feld Unbleached Table Damasks from 14e.per yaré; Double Feld Bleached Table Damasks from 8850; Bleached Damask Dinner Napkins from G5o per dozen, all Linen Bleached Cotten Huck Bedroom Towels Red Border, neat Pringe, 3c eaqh; weelul all Lines Husk Towels, fair size and very fair quality, 80; large fine White Liaen Huck Towels, Red Border, good Fringe, Be- QUILTS.Fall Gise Single Bed White Marseilles Quilts 8O¢.S.CARSLEY.Ca RSLEY\u2019S BABY LINEN DEPARTMENT.INFANTS\u2019 CASHMERE CLOAKS\u2014 Bean tifmily Embroidered.New Patterns.A Splendid Stock te selcet from.8.CARSLEY.INFANTS CHRISTENING ROBES.\u2014Neow Designs.The Largest Sleek im the city.8.CARSLEY.INFANTS SHORT FROCKS Ncw Styles.Fine Werk.8.CARLET.CASHMERE SQUARES-\u2014New Patterns.Richly Embroidered.B CARSLEY.CHILDREN'S CHEMISE.\u2014Every sine in Steck.8.CARSLEY.CHILDREN'S NIGHT DRESSES.Every sise im Stock.8.CARSLEY.CHILDREN'S DRAWERS.-Every size in Steck.= 8 CABSLRY.8.CARSLEY'S BABY LINEN DEPARTMENT.Ten Mvelsenests Bs Vl | \u2014Bew-béverisembats is PM QUEEN\u2019S HALL.Ke YPT-its Wonders audi the late War, Hastie of selepleiiebir \u2014 ir Garnet Welseley and Arabl Pasha, bp Sæserr, over six$ joag.ice t ltme light veus the Wonders of Kay se tien; Pyramids, ke COMMANDER CHETNE, R.N., \u2018Will Jacture on the shove sul on Menda, Evening, 26th instant, And en Tuocsday Evening, Feb'y.27th, THE SEA AND ITS LIVING WONDERS.Kach Lecture splendidly illustrated with sixty lime light rhs TEE Ci Mae mune Ce at ; rest Hail office, M.Y.Piano Co.'s Balidiays, St.Jaunes THE BAND OF \u2014THE\u2014 VICTORIA RIFLES WILL PLAY AT THE RINK, On Monday, 26th Feb.from 4 to 6-30 p.m.GRANL FaXui DRESS CARNIVAL, ON THURSDAY Ist MARCH.2 W.ALEX.CALDWELL, Sce.-Treas.48 2 TPR c 7 MA SQUERADLE\u2014HANLAN 4 RINK, CHA: HAMSTHEET, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27\u2014This will prove the grandest avent of the the renowned Skius and Jockey Clab will appear in full furce.Colored and Gus tichts On thin occa- son.Nobody allowed on the Rink without costume ve.jore 9 o'elock.Admission ldc.ladtes 10c.Land on Satnrday night.46 2 BEGLEY & DREWE, Proprietors.ST.ANN'S WARD.Point St.Charles.STOTT'S HOTEL, OVER THE CROSSING.MeSHANE'S COMMITTEE MEET TO-MORROW, SATURDAY EVENING, 23rd Inst.at STOTT'S HOTEL, ani invite ali friendiy to his can- | didature to attend.LET THERE BE A GRAND ALLY for & day evening.MR McStANE relies on his friends at Lhe Point for tho old warm support.46 1 The PROTESTANT BOARD OF SCHOOL CuMMISe SIONERS à Iavite tenders for Printimg-and for tan supply of Stationery to their Schools during the roemainder of the year 1883.\u2019 Je Samples will be showr, forms cf tea- der furnished, and all needed iniorm- ation given, #6 the office of tho Loard, High School, Metcalfe street, B.PF.ROBINS, Secretary.USIC AND DRAMA.Portraits of ROSE COGLAN, SCHALCHI RUDOLPH DRONSON and others.Price luc.For sale at FIS .ER» NEWS DEPU 1.46 1 or ~ NOLICE is hereby given that \u2018 the undersigned will apply to the Corporation of the City of Montreal for leave to erect an engioe on his premises, 41g William street, Montreal und Fed, 1585.KIEFFER BRO3.46 1 MCCREADY\u2014In thus city, ob tavilst ast, Th Dents, eldest wp of Bogert moursdy, aged 10 years and : ave.The tal will ake place from the residence of his father, No.28 Upper University streel, on Friday afternoon, st 250 o'cl Friends and acquaintances are respectfuls \\nvited to send 3 The Weatns- 2 pom.~Thermometer ai Hera & Rarrisea\u2019s during the ias 24 \u2014urs\u2014 Baremetor\u20146 p.m.\u201429:96 % a w.-30.40 1 \u201430.54 sp.tam, ina xx Gu Mean.24° 135 179 4° 100 179 1 a.m.\u2014Probabilities next 24 hours:\u2014Fresh north-oasteriy to north-westely winds ; fair weather ; lower temperaiures.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Appeinimenis ths Kveminx.Church of Messiah Hall - Lecture by R W.Boodle.Esq.Cr eber Hall\u2014Meeting of Junior @onservative ub.bat» What Be Wanted.A man who had besy purchasing a horse and cutter was yesterday speeding the animal up and down Park stret, when a policeman said to him: «That's four times ya have been racing up and down.\u201d \u201cYes, just four.\u2019 * And you want to juit, or you'll get into trouble.* How 1\" **1'll complain of you.\" + What for?\" « Fast driving.\" ** At what rate will you swear that! wes driving!\u201d \u201cAt least eight wile an hear.\u201d \u201cWill you, honest ujunt?Will you say at just eight 1\u201d «1 will, and the Re-order will fine you three dollars.\u201d ** Bey,\u201d said the min, as be pulled out a 35 bill and extended it, \u2018\u2018taks this and do me a favor.Make complaint that | was driving at least eight miles an lour, snd have me fined for it.| bought thisold besst for a four-mile- an-hour horse, and ifit gets around among the boys that he can step at the rate of eight, can sell him for $25 in cash and a second-hand over- cost! Go and enter complaint to-day, so that it will be mentiozed in the morning papers, and don\u2019t forget to say eight miles an bour\u2014 eight miles on your wolemn affidavy !\u201d New tdvertisements this P.M, PAN J UST RECEIVED a full Line of PLANOCOVBRS wilmg the fankionable Juve goods JUTE CURTAIM MATRAISE .SILK PLUSHES in all shades.Wool \u201c - CS FRIRGED ERNSINGTON SQUARES INDLAN RDUS AND MATE J D PERSIAN * \u201c ME HOCKABACK TOWELS, PANTRY TOWELS.* TOWKLLING, ms THE FRENCH KID LOVE WAREHOUSE, THOS.MUSSEN, 263, 257 and 339 NOTRE DAME STREET.BRIS, Co.Gras tings.0 AND REALL.46+ ERSON AL.\u2014 In rep! to in- ries relative to the condi! of Jounuton\u2019s sé Prof test, the tor bege to state that be will acoupt the decisiea of or more leading experts Wbo make the chemistry of food a I Rusopean or Untied States authorities, not personsily knowe and mutually ehosen preferred.He will the result of practical test ob suitable animals or say other method which a competent committee may adopt as AD impartial and satisfactory test of the statement.$1000 Is offered if it cau he demonstrated that 200 rounds of Liedig or any similar extract of meas contains as much real nourishinsat as eas siagis poand of Johns ton\u2019s Fiuid Beef a3 PERSONAL\u2014Maggie-you will And answer ia Music and rame, th +61 BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERY 4 quanti tn city or csun without removal.\u2014J +TREL Upholsters and Bedding Mandacturer, 74 se Zoseph 1 (CARPETS, OILCLOTHS.Special Prices, Spring 1883.Before making Spring see our styles and 5 which uhder axis arrangements with mang- urere, anable us in res to challenge competition.rompt and eatistactory exncution of alt orders acsured in proper workmanlice manner only.All can purebsses subject to D por cont dissout., + JAMES BAYLIS & SON, THE CARPET WAREHOUSE, 439 AND {81 NOTRE DAME STRRRT.SPECIAL.Our quite sioek of leas: Comics on hand mow being out nt cost price.Hona-Ade bargains.41x JENTSFORSALE \u2014 AT \u2014\u2014 STAB OFFICF RUSH AT 8.CARSLEY\u2019S! Knitting Cotton im Sksins werth 400; package jor 26e.WHAT ARE THEY BUYING?Children\u2019s Stockings that were 5Ooc asd 760 à pair are being sold for 260 a pair.8.CARBLEY, RUSH AT 6.CARSLEYS! The best bargains in Sash Ribbons ever offered.Good Bilk Sash Ribbens 260 per yard.WHAT ARE THEY BUYING?Embreideriss.The best patterns and cheapest Embroideries ever offered to the public are now on exhibition.8 CARSLEY.RUSH ATS.CARSLEY'S.Lot of Ladies\u2019 Mull and lace Bows in Pink, Ecru and Blue, 17e¢ each.4 WHAT ARB THEY BUYING?Kid Gloves with startling reductions.Read the following : LOT 1.Ladies\u2019 4-Button Kid Gloves redueed from $1.10 to 80¢ a pair.Come and see.& CARSLET.LOT 2.Ladies\u2019 3-Button Kid Gleves reduced from 80¢ to 550 a pair.Come and see.or 8 CARSLEY.LOT 8.Ladies\u2019 good Kid Gloves reduced from 85e to 20e a pair.Come and see.«et S.CARSLEY.BOISSEAU BROTHERS.286 and 227 51.Lawrence 8¢., DIRECT IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS, SHIRT FACTORY, 163 and 170 Si.Dominique Street.THE GREAT BALK OF GOODS From the fire in Lendon, Eng, Mesars.FOSTER, PORFER & COMPANY, The goods were bongbt by eur Lomdow Agent; they consist of the following lets : \u2014 BLACK PRESS SILKS.BLACK DREN SATINS.COLOKED DRESS SILKS.VELVETS, KID GLOVES, RIBBONS, LACES.200 Picces BLACK CASHMERES, Price, 25e, 41e, 46e, 33e, 59e.| The Cechmères are a woo), and Neperial Dyes, Neal French male.\u201c OUR STAPLK DEPARTMENT COMPLETE IN ALL LINES, WHITE COTTONS, IN VALLETFIELD, HORKOCKSEY', and _ ANERICAN MAKES, All at MTLL PRICES.WANTED IMMEDIATELY, TWe® FIRST CLASS NILLINRRS, None other need apply.LOOK FOR BARGAINS DURING THE SALE.| THB GREAT MAIN STREET HOUSE.50 TROUBLE TQ SHOW GODS.mortgage, doubled security, at #1 4 WANTED on first 7 gar pont.Address, \u201cQ 149%,\" Frag office.° JOHN MURPHY & CO, IMPORTERS OP Fancv and Staple Dry Goods.TABLE LINENS.TABLE LINENS, We are showing one of the largest stocks of TABLE LINEN to be seen in the trade, all our own importation and from the best makers.WHITE TABLE LiINEN,.from Gûc to $2.50 per yd CREAM TABLE LINRN,.from 43c to $1.50 per ya UNBLEACHED TABLE LINEN from 40cto $1.00 per yd.WHITE NAPKINS,.from $1.00 to $7.00 par dos.CREAM NAPKINS, .«sofrom $1.00 to $5.00 per doz.UNBLEACHED NAPKINS, .from 90c to $3.00 per dos.A large line of TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS to match; something NEW and NICE.TOWELS.TOWELS.TOWELS.Yor Towels, our store is the right place, for we have one of the largest stocks to select from.WHITE TOWELS, .from $1.20 to $9.00 per doz.CREAM TOWELS, .from $1.75 to $4.00 per dos.UNBLEACHED TOWELS.from 40c to $2.50 per dos.BATH TOWELS of al! kinds snd prise.Por Towels of all kinds, *xamine our stock and prices.QUILTS.QUILTS.QUILTS.Our stock of QUILTS Is large sud all new importations for the Spring Trade.WHITE MARSEILES QUILTS,.$1.25 to £6.00 WHITE HONEY COMB QUILTS.T5c to £3.50 COLORED QUILPS,.000000000s0osccerss 78c to £6.00 PANCY QUILTE,.- 42.00 to 89.00 For Quiits of all kinds and at the lowest prices, see our stock and you are sure to get the goods you want, and of the best makes.JOBN MURPHY & CO, 403 AND 408 NOTRE DAME STREET.5 per cent.Discount for cash en all purchases ever one dollar.sr HOW TO KEEP AWAY DISEASE IN HORSES Blood Purifier, ALLC AZ Is KHOBSSARE Chelly by al Reliab Draggists: toed?et = .* sgn vi 5 Third Edition: A SAAN + ~ \u2018 : The West Ware: \u2018Wx have this afternoon received a letter from Alderman Proctor, too lats for insertion to-day.It will appear in to-morrow's issue.bs ot se The Meyorsity.We doubt the wisdom of giving the Mayoralty to English, Irish and French in their tam, Lut the principle is nevertheless admitted, It seems to us that if the Irish and French hsve- any regard for their own claims in this way, -they willeleet Mr.Bulmer this time.Then it: will come the turn of the Irish and French, as long as this revolving principle is maintained.Huoudreds of Irish and French will vote for Mr.Bulmer, but the English-speaking people\u2019 don\u2019t rush to the polls as they should.LECTURES.4 \u2018The Fourth of tbe Sommerville Conrse\u2014 Mew itoekäs are Forincé.Mr.J.T.Donald, M.A., delivered the fourth of the lectures ot the Sommerville coursé at the Natural History Society Rooms, last evening, taking for his subject, \u201cHow Rocks are Formed.\u201d There was à lar;catiendance, and the chair was oceu- pied by the Very Rev.Dean Baldwin.The leo- turer said that it is generally believed that our earth was originally a fluid mass, and as it cooled, a crust, somewhat of the character of an iron furnace slag, was forined.As cooling continued, the crust would contract and become folded.In the hollows ibe water would be hot and charged with various soids, which would aet upon and decompose the crust to a certain depth.The portions ef the primitive crust above thewater would be asted upon by the carbonie acid of the air and also decomposed.This first crust of the carth is nowhere to bo eoen, as it is buried bensath its ewn ruins, yet it is the source from lwhich nearly ail the rocks that we now find bavo been formed.Fragmental Rocks, etc., those formed from irsg- ments of pre-oxisting rocks such as conglomerate and sandstone, are chiefly formed by the action of the waves wearing down the cliffs and grinding the debris into coarser or finer fragments, which in time form a solid mass, being cemented to- yothier by a calcareous, silicious or ferruginons cement.Mount Royal was onee an active voleano and furnished the material from which much of the rock + of Bt.Helen's Jsland is formed.Organie rocks are thoac formed through the agency of plants and animals.Coal is a rook which is composed of wood in various stages of alteration.ood decaying in swamps is gradually oonverted into peat and this by heat and pressure becomes lig- vite or brown of coal, of which there is abundance inthe North-West.Aceording to the amount of heat and pressure that acts upon the lignite it may become either Bituminous Coal or Anthracite or finally Graphite or plumbago.Limestone is also iu many cases formed from the shells of animals.In Montreal limestone we can see that the whole ix simply à mass of fragments of shells.Chemi- «ally tormed rocks are then due to chemical action between various substances dissolved in the water.The ocean becomes saturated with the material in solution aud it gradually accuma- lates at tbe bottom, and in course of time, a part ot the ocean being separsted from the main body, the water evaporates and leaves the precipitated material as a bed of rock.Voloanic rocks are those that have beem poured from volcanoes or reservoirs of meiten material in a liquid condition.Thee constitute but a small portion of the rocks of our earth, such as home granite and trap rocks.Another class of rocks of very great value, but not of great extent, oom- pared with these already mentioued, are those that constitute veins.These are the repositories of the valuable metals.Veins have been originally fissures in the rocks.They have been filled either by injection from below, in which case the vein is termed a dyke, or by infiltration of water carrying minepal matter in solutien, depositing the mineral in the fissure.A hearty vote of thanks was returned to the lecturer at the conclusion of his remarks.SHAKFSPPARE.Rev.Canon Norman, InC.L, delivered a most eloquent and scholarly lecture in Association Hall Iast evening on Shakespeare.The lecturer, afier touching vn tbe great poet\u2019s life and its.effect on his writings, referred at some bength to, the circamstances under whieh his earliest plays were written and presented to the public.The main feature of the lecture was the referenge made to the influence of Shakespeare\u2019s wrilings on English language and literature.At the close of the lecture a hearty vote of thanks was returned to Capon Normaa.YOUNG MEN'S REFOEM CLUB.The Mircier Quention\u2014Free Trade and lrotection.A well attended meeting of the Youne Men's Reform Club was held at the Windsor Hetel last evening, when Mr D Barry, the President, oceu- pied tho chair.Mr MoUoun\u2019s motion in regard to the pesitien of the club, respecting the leader of the Quebec Opposition, was adjourned to a special meeting en, Saterday week.Mr W D Lighthall then submitted a paper stat-| ing the advantages of protection, which formed) the subject of discussion.\u201c Messrs N W Trenhoime, Professor J Clarke Murray, J J Maciaren, Q C, A MeGeun, jr, W A Weir, T H Turton, Ewan McLennan Mr Hutchinson and Mr Trenholme oppos the idea that, under fres trade, money wi paid out of the eountry, thereby impoverishin, it and thus diminishing our imports.Ifa coun try wishes to be a manufacturing natien, it mus be able to sell eheaply in the markets of th world, but is cannot do this i the material its artisans use is subjest té taxation.Manchester, Glasgow, Ydverpdol and Birmingham wero peinted out as cities whose rapid growth was daring & free trade regime, and New York, Chicago, Now Orleans and San Francis eo, as places whose growth was not due to pre tection.Wedding Bells, ! A very pretty ceretnony attracted a | eerl- gregation to Ottawa Street Methodist Chureh } night to witness the marriage of Mr.Joseph Ward, produce merchant, to Sarah J.Seotd daughter of Mr.T.Scott.The bride, who wap handsomely dressed in white silk with natura) flowers and looking very pretty, was received the groom in the church shortly after seve; [ o'clock, the organist playing the march of the \u201cSilver Trumpets.\u201d At the close of the cere} mony the eboir, of which both were b sang an appropriste marriage hymn, after whic} Mendbissohn's wedding march was played as th party wece leaving the charch.Subsequently \u20ac reception and supper was held at the residence the bride\u2019s parents, 77 Bleury street, whei after many hearty congratuiations and wishes the happy couple left to take the Wes train to while away the honeymoon.iy Oo The Troubadours.Broason Howard\u2019s new play, \u201cGreen Ko Fun,\u201d written for Sslsbury\u2019s Troubadours, will be givon by the Troubadours at tho Atademy, noxt week.The plot of the \u201c\u201c Musical Novelty \u201d as.it is termed on the bills, is of the slightest texvpn,, tursing on the love squabbles apd mishaps of a party of amateurs who rehearse and play s piece for the benefit of little henthen children.A New York papor says, the piece is of a character that bubbles over with comical and absurd situations, sparkling dialogue, pointed hits, excellent sing- ing\u2014operatic, spntimental and comic ; dancingof the peat order and of the most grotesque desorip- tion, recitations and feats of the pantomime clown.soe Police Conrt.But two casos were disposed of in this Opart this \u201d orning.Joseph Garieps, n/ins n, are of age, was arrested by Datectives tludu Pointe, charged with highway robbery.It alleged thaton the l9tb inst.We met a farm named Joaclitm TéTéV tre, and they proceeded to got drunk.He then, on the street, stole a tur .silver watch and from his companion.À prisoner elnims that he purchased the articles from another follow for $1.60.[le was remanded for eight dayne.Louis.Hamal, 82 years of age, was arrested by Detoctive Nacgele embossiement He is charged by Lquis Monctts with rolling s worse belonging to the codipiatnant fer 6I50,and going off and getting drunk.! When Arrested he $ $38, having squandered the in the Court the vmrrant was withdrawn and the prisoner - charged.The Neformntory Fire.The Directors of the Ref their most the polio apd ritades tot the de Pete retirer das por tbe servie would have been difficult for thoxe two ies to l become of tbem.P\u201d Hos.A.C.poe His Worship M THE SUBURBAN DRAINAGE QUES- \u201c .TION.Eater A TE TR J Their Drainage Bill A Notwithstanding the iI! success whieh attended the bil brought up in che Provioelal Legislature last year to provide for the establishment of a system of drainage outside of the city limits and connected with the city ors, the western ruburbs bave prepared another bill, which will be submitted to the liouse in the course of next week.This bill, which is in charge ef Mr.David MeCord, is merely an amendmeont of the one thrown out last year, the principal change being that the carrying out of the provisions thereof shall be subjest to the will of the City Board of Health.According to tho new Bill also the suburban municipa- litie: are to pay for the priviloge of emptying their sewers inte the city system at sc much per eupita of their population annually, instead oi in 8 blook sum to be paid when the connection was made as stipulated in the dofostod Bill.The new Bill was submitted to the Ste.Cunegonde Couuoil last week by Mr.MaCerd and approved of, and the Council decided to bear a proportion of the expenditure connected with bringing it befers the house, with the adjuin- ing municipalities.A special meeting o! the St.Henri Town Council will held on Monday to consider the matter and the bill will be brought before the Cots Bt.Amtoiue Council the day following POLICE MATTERS.Items im and about the Courts.REOORDER'S COURT.Twenty-seven cases were disposed of in the Recorder's Court this forencon.They consisted of three charged with keeping houses of ill fame, twenty with being inmates, one for fust driving, and two for furious driving.Last night, about nine o'clock, a posse of twenty constables, under command of Dergeants Gauthier, Buizuet and Reeve, made a descent on the house 53 St.Lawrence street, known as the Rideau Club.The piace has bad the reputation of being an assignation house.They arrested Arthur J.Allard and Emest Robitaille, as keepers, and Maggie Ellis, who olaims to be the wife of the former.They pleaded not guilty, and wore remanded until to-morrow.Eighteen men were aizo teund in the place, and were arrested as inmates.Among these were Grant, the well known prize fighter, and Delvitt, the \u2018\u2018bouncer\u201d at a low saloon on the water side.All were discharged save three, who will be examined to-merrow.After making this arrest the same officers visited the house of ill fame at 221 Fi.Urbain street kept by Marie Louise Frederick, and arrested her and two inmates named Adel Pillard and Sophie Beaulieu.They pleaded not guilty.with a vengeance, but the evidence of tho utficers was #0 conclusive that they were convicted.The f«rmer was sent to prison for six months and fined $60 or six months.Each of the others was given six months or $25.Tho inmates are the most degraded to be found in the city.4A fine of $3 or sight days was imposed on Joseph Ethier for fast driving.Two others for the same ofience were diseharged.A SAD RESULT OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION MEETING.The Seriour 1llvess of One af the Xecre- tartes of the Locs! Cemmitie= Attributed te His Remaiming Near the City to Attend.A sad result of the meeting of \u2018the American Association for the Advancement of Scieuce in Montreal, last August, is tho serious illnoss of Mr.Frank W.Hioks, M.A., one of the Joint Sec- cretaries of the Citizens\u2019 Committee.Mr.Hicks\u2019 family were in the country for the holiday: at the time the meeting was held, and as he wished to be near the city to attend to his duties in connection with the Citisens\u2019 Committee, he engaged a room in a Lachine Hotel for tbe time \u2018of the meeting.When be retired, the first night, be was much heated, and tbe bed clothes being damp, be awoke in the morning with a severe cold, which bas not since loft him.Towards the end of September ithe cold settled en his lungs, and soon afterwards he was compelled to take to his bed.About the beginning of the year the eold showed signs of subsiding, and Mr.Hicks felt sufficiently strong to undertake a trip to the Routhern States, in the hope of regaining his health, but be arrived home a fortnight ago no better, and has !-en confined to bis bed ever since.Mr.Hicks\u2019 many friends in the eity will be sorry to learn ths: he is cun- sidered in an extremely dangerous cordition.The Okan.To the Editor of TEE StaR: SiR,\u2014For à leng time we have not had any news of the Okas, and I have wondered what bad I lately visited the place to find out how matters stood with those who did net go to Gibson tewnship some two years ago.| found most of them in a very destitute condition; ittle, yes, exowedingly little, food, and as for fuel they get ocly what they ean pick up bere and there.Itis said they ean have ail tho wood they need if they will only ask the Seminary for it, but they seem to be tec independent te do so.The fact is they are in almost a starving condition.I often wonder why they have not gone, leng ere this, te the reserve purchased for them.Those who went to Gibson two years ago ars doing well and seem quite happy and centented.The Government should do something for these poor Indians.It is high time this Oka trouble was settled.HcxtisGDox.CITY ITEMS.There was no change last nigbt in the condition of the young man Walker, whose leg was recently ampuiated at the General Hospital.\u2014The annual races of the Er.Georke Enowshoe \" Club, which take place to-morrow afternoon on the Montreal Lacrosse Grounds, promise to be of great interest as a large number of our best snowshoers, including Me Taggart and MeNau hton, have al- entered.\u2018The eontest for the Hogan Cup, which is now run for the third time, is expected to be a very exeiting one.\u2019 \u2014Dr.Bessey, the patentee of à simple, durable and effective fire esonpe.Faye an oxbihition of Lis the Bt.Lawrenes Hall yesterday afternoon, assisted by Captain Beokingham, of the Salvage Corps.The appliance consists of a knotted rope, rendered non-inflammable by the application of chemicals.It is called the \u2018Common 20\u2019 fire esoppe, and will, no doubt, be of valuable assistance in émergencies- \u2014Theeditors of L'Ktineells, in gonsidera'ion of the encouragement they hawt received from their friends, have determined to enlarge their paper.The third number will be delayed until next Saturday, owing to this ebange.The editors in making this enlargement of course increase their labor, and will receive any communications trom their friends on society mstters, eto., with pleasure.This little paper certainly deserves to encouraged.\u2014Tho Standard Insurance Company have procured {rom Mr.Waits, architect, of Buffalo, plans for s new building to be erected on Great St.James rest, to occupy the ground reeently purchased from the Penny estate, ss well as the site of their resent p The building will be of dark Brows stone, and will contain magnificent suites of offices on the different flats, access to which will be hy elevators, as is now so general in similar buildings in New York and other large cities.The plans have been sent home fur the approval of the rd \u20181 in Scotland.It is expected the building will be \u2018ready for secupation in May of 1884.Pervennl.rtviers, Provincial Secretary of Maaitobs, Bt.ifsoe, and F.A.Bernier, Winnipeg, are at the Richelica Hotel.E- H.Bronson, Ottawa ; Oswald Birchall, Leeds, ; T.A.on, Three Rivers, and D.Mo- Artbar, Bt.Lodis, are at the Et.Lawrence Hall.ayer A.McMicken, of Winnipeg, and ty,includine Geo M.Wilson, R.I.tianter and 6.YicMickes srrived in town this morning and are stopping at the Êt.Lawrence Huli, Shipping Notes.88.* Weser,\"\u201d from Bromen.has arrived at Now The Allan mail 88.* Newfoundland,\u201d from St.John's NOd., arrived at Lalifax at 6.50 p.m.on a .The Guion Line SS.** Arisons,\u201d from New York the of passage seven\u2019 days and 21 bours.st.Time: tegen , Untversity Literary Seelety.The annual dig -wow\u201d ofthe University held this sveming in the f the dao at o'elock.The p ings em ce ah address tbe President, Mr.J.8.Arçhibeld, s reading M , 8.\u20ac Mac- i: elm ty da Le ta sn orensic Oat ispeng with?\u2019 ry .Gn and Archie Barn will speak i adh , and Messrs: H.J.Kavanagh and @ d'proche fa pegatire es A fun OR.The train from Ottaws, on tbe Canidian Pacifio Rail Roh ation x was delayed for wo hours Of 3 though fhe trajn was run- Îng at the rate of about thirty miles an hour, not a single nocident ossurred.An 0 seity.Thé dam tothe fender is slight.The Atlantic and Nerth-West Raliway.The engineers the Atlantic and North-West Railwayars st ¢ survayt: s line to ran 8 \u2018sr » have shown more svergy and more zeal t t bare re dvi ut api\u201d Et ae Ai ors Win \u2018 ve ' t The many Triende thaty Hato Aad the pale fn [for the srday Sts of ; hed eres of = fonts .verpoo! vis Queenstown, arrived Wednesday, À Ho.T2 BL James se Von a 3 WAN ED\u2014AN INTE dy A D messe about ; .pirat Victoria reel.vefore 9 pa OU DEN onday and Teesday.ANTÉLD\u2014WORKING HOUSEREEPÉE { ses required.835 Ontario street.ANTED\u2014 take care of two children and asst work.M ) 24 59 9.Hypolto |.Fremoh lady ha: good recemm tuation in s private or Presbytery, to assist ti - vr Josep -housswork or a 5 à Ta sovwiag.Asylum, Oo JUNIOR y to Beaket Bros., Pollard Lane.Bs VW ANTKD\u2014BELL BOY ; THE CaN.A de Hotel.8; AT 4 fl WA ED\u2014A L BKRVANT.a ply 240 St.Antoine ot 46 1 A As ANTED\u2014-A GIRL.tour 48 1° ty; extra ty.< \u201cQ 1600.\" rad El lr i WwW pice.SILVERFORSALE + \u2014 AT \u2014 S14R OFFICE.mr ro bee fa me yn I DIED BY HIS OWN HAND.Nos Ciroamstances Attending the Death - ef Mr.J.E Mawew, friends of the late Mr.Masson, whose - a ts in yesterday's Erag, will to learn that the deceased gentleman died .is own band.This report was circmiated ; Grong the eity yesterday, aad was pot eredited by those who ware acquainted with Mr.Masson, buc, today it is learnod that \u201csuch is the ease, the circumstances at- - tending the melancholy affair being tragio in the extreme.The late Mr.Masson.it appears, has for some time been in such a delicate state of bealth as to conse considerable uneasiness to Lis tamily, - and puffered from attacks of melancholia.On Wednesday evenisg be went to his bedroom at \u201chis residence at Ste.Marguerite, preparatory to potiring for the night, and à short time atterwards upon ons tbe members of the lamily ante! the room, the deceased gentle- map.was found prostrate oa the floor, \u2018 Blood lasuing from a terrible wound on his neck, fnflicied with a razor by bisown band.He was \u201cmot, however, unconscious, and recognizing his \u201cwife desired her to apply a towel to the wound.\"Beals expressed the doepest regret at baving eommitted the rash act aud desired that a priest * should be sent for.His wish was, of course, com- i with, although it was evident that Lorene the reverend gentleman could ~ Po summoned, the unfortunate victim of his own ast would be no more.Such, indeed was the 8456, and in fifteen minutes this Widoly respecté@k Member of the great Masson family passed away, in the presence of bis distractel and re wite and children.Before his death » hé earnestly asked not only ihe forgiveness of Mawife and all the family for the disgrace such An sot weald inflict upen them ; but he was alse able to join bis wife in a fervent prayer that his \u201c'set might be condened at a higher than any rthly tribgual.\u2018The deceased geutioman leaves Taree foriune, estimated at $30,000 a year.and \u201can immense trict of sume of the finest lorminz .timber limits in the midst of which is the beanti- ful lake of Rinouche, twenty-one miles in extent, .sud famous for its splendid fishing groonds.He .Msaves also valuable mill properties in addition to bis residence, which is one v: the most beautiful manor houses in the Province.The deceased govtieman was widely koown and greatly re- eted.The greatest sympathy is expressed on a rides for the bereaved.wite and family.NORTH-WEST VISITORS.Hay Men of Winmipes and Pa \u2018 Ta Town A Visit to New York io.spoctisg Our City luxil.Mr.A.MeMioken.tbe Mayor of Winnipeg, Mr.George M.Wilson, Chairman of the Finance \u201cDepartment, and Messre.K.I.Hanter and H.G.MeMiokeon, also of Winnipeg, are registered at the St Lawrence Hell Mr.Wilson « WAS mot this a\u2018terpoou at the hotel \u2018by a 87aR representative and during the conver- \" gation tbat ensued said that the party had \u20143eft Winnipeg about three weeks age, and vro- _ weeded directly to New Yerk, oniy making short stoppages ai 5t.Paul and Chicago.The object - of the trip was to deliver certain bopds of the : eluy of aides that had siready been sold in England.They were extended tbe hospitalities ef the city, and found all those that they came in oentact with extremely curious about the Canadian North-Wes:, and aoxious te obtain 21y yeliable information concerning it.The party .: \u201cWereshown the sights of tue city, inspected the *\u2026 fire department anu had an opportunity of seeing .hew quickly the brigade could turn out.A very %, pleasant week was spent in the great American = metropolis, after which, the party came on here, Teaching the city this morning.A visit was poid to the City Hall 10 ses if it were posrible to pick up any points that might be Wed to advantage in the erection of their own aivic building which is now being buiit.The party leave for Uttawa to-night, but will return again on Monday and spend a jew days in seeing x\" lions of Montreal.On their retarn home ee, \"5 vi they will aceept the horpitality of the eitios of Toronto and Chicago.Mr.Wilson } informed tbe reporter (bit things were = @ listle quiot just at present in Wisnipeg, the land fever bad subsided a good deal, although lois were alway: salable.There had been business failures of late, but be understood y were unimportant.The service of the C.P.R.waa on the whole satistactory and a decided im- PIUVEIEAL UpOL à year ago.eeiving rai ht wus very how ever, and tho dea of merchants here sending .their goods by 5 special iraiu was an excellent .one.The facilities lor receiving emigrants this \"yoar were ail that conid be deiired, toe Gurern- .went had built large sbeds, and ior the better elags the hotels were reatiy improved and eould \u2018 meceminodate ali tha: would be rkéiy to come.\u201c Im eonciusion, Mr.Wilson said that the last © Winter bad been a severe one in Winnipeg, the @oié being intense and consinusus.NATIVE ART.A Magnificent Work of Art for Notre Lame \u2014 Montreal Takes the Palm Ameng rome .f the Leading Seunlp.- tors of America and Earope.An elegant work ot artis being placed in Notre Dame Charch, which gos: a lung way tuwards en- = Dancing the \u2018appearance of tbe Interior ot this edisce.is piece of art is a imaguificeut puipit, the work of Mr.L.P.Hebert, our eminent reuln- -.tor.The preacher's stand is eiava:ed on a high \u2026 elumo ana reached by a pretty, light CM of stairs.Standing out from eciumn are statoes of Isaiah, Jeremiab, tel and Daniel.The front and sides ot the it proper will be embellished with bas-reliets bling our Savieur's Sermon on the Mount.preacher will be under a rich wooden canopy, around the edge of which are the statues of four of the great Doctors of the Churehe, St.John sostome,5t.Basil the tireat, St.Augustin and Pepe St.Leon the Great.The cavopy is sar Mmounied br à large allegorical* statue represent- mis The stracturc is entirely of the lack walnat and is a work of art of whion Maetrea! can be well proud.; Mr.Hebert yesteruay received ofSeisl notif- @ntion of the acceptance of his model for the Matus of Sir@eo.E.Cartier.Mr.Hebert, for \u2018the success of bis design, gains a prise of $1,000.in addition to the tract for the construéfion of the statue.\u2018No less then twenty-reven artists competed for this prise, including some of the leading ,seulp- tors of Home, Milan.Paris, London, Philadelphia, Cincinnati and Philadelphia The Gevernor- Goneral was one or! the judges, and the models \u201cwere all opened at once and the decision given without any idea being given of the origin of any \u2018ef them.The decision was unanimous.THE GRAVE ROBBERS.Ruobrerates Reports- AI Cases te be : rushed.- PPhêre has bedh à good deal of talk in eertain wartors that numerous respcotable medical gen- uen of the sity wer0 mixod up in the recent bedy-soatching osses, and tbat subpoenas had Doen-served on several of them.Mr.Dugas this Ë gh morning, assured the reporter that these rumors To Say exagzeraied, and that only ore : gentleman had been sub; œnaed, and that \"merely to A fre give information regarding the i yeturn of one of the bodies Thé witness = had nothing to do with the stealing ef the bedy and only intormed the friends that he Dad been told that if à eerthin sum war pad the £ body wouid be surrendered.The magistrate, ©.howaver, remarked that he had reccive.\u201cinstiuo- =.tions from tho local Government to push ail the \u201c X-,8M4p.0{ body snatehing to the fullest extent.Obnoxiens Tax.x Sean has dalready enumerated a number of evanies whe have withdrumo their business Montreal owing to the aperatiot ot Mr.Waur- ; pers Business Tax achemo.and now another Yves doveried the city This is the Impe- ; oi ul Company (limited), v! London.Ont, Who Sepa on qnrite an extensive business 25 a, 5 8t.Peter street, nnder the management \u2018 E.Hearles.Lhe business with Montreal in wilt be done through travellers from headers until the anticipated reveal of the Bill Anaaoît.S irate afternoon, au vid man, named Matthew Photan, applied fo the police autborities for a Wariaot for Alexander Thompron's arrest.He lolmed that be had been boarding vith Thomp- \u2018Sum for the last three years.Arba had no work he \u2018weds puoking up his things to go to his deughrér's when Thompron beat him ou à shameful manner ahont the head.As be bad no muney the war- gos not issued.cen, © Conds Annafmetnring Company, -JtSs hoped that Mr.J.MeLaohlan ma t pre! the ertate ut the wrecked 2e aetore, the : ities of which he so hovorably assumed, to acooûnt.lie hus already hat aw offer from Amgrioan manutecturer.ot eonsiderbie experi- ey lth even the busincs« of the derunet \u201c with every nrieneet ot inaking 11 à finan- M 1,\u201d fy iver- this wl from Liver.n line BS, Halifax The delay in re- ! a THE BOGUS LORD.Remanded en à Crimtunt An.shee Action to Annu! the A telegram to Tus Bras, received from Brook- ville, states that Henry Allan, the bogus lord, was this morning brought before the Polios Magistrate of that place on s charge of obtaining money under {alse pretences, and remanded for cight days.Auother action to annul the marriage was tak gn to-day in the name of Ewen McLennan, corator to tho estate of Julia Fraseis Chaffey, ngaicst Henry Allan and Charles Cushing, issuer of marriage licenzes.n our report of yesterday we qredited certain information concerning the incarceration of Henry Allan as baviag been afforded by the lawyers in the care.This was incorrect as the information was derived from another souroe altogether.A SERIOUS CHARGE A Warning te Sued Men as Would Be - Polite to Ladies.1 A gentleman doing business on Craig street was arrested a few days ago on a charge of rape, preferred agaifist him by a misiden lady of some forty Summers, bail was prompuy furnished, and the aocused allowed to go at liberty.The defendant says that ii is a®lear ease of biack- mail, and also that the lady in question besides being singularly ill-favored, is decidedly *\u2018wuched\u201d on this par tieular subject, and imagines that every one who goes near her bss some fell de- sige upon her virtue.the has, he stated, already brought similar charges against several of the male sex who had unfortunately happened to come into Loo olese a proximity to her.Na, .CHRISTINE NILSSON.Te Visit Montreal in March.The many theatre-goers in this city will en- doubtediy be glad te learn that the famous cantatrice, Miss Christine Nilsson, bas decided to visit tbis city and will sing here on the 2xth of March.Herarent, Mr.Edwin F.Gillett, arrived in town to-day, and is stopping at the Windsor Hotel.He has perfected all the! arrangements for her visit, the Queen's Hall having been engaged for the occssion.She is expeeted to arrive on the 10th of March and will remain here \u2018or four days, visiting the places of interest in and around the city.Should Albani visit Montreal at the same time, as is expected, Mont- realors may look forward to a musica! treat seldom enjoyed im this eity.A Now - nterpr:se.A number of Montreal and Sheffield capitalists intend starting in this city a cutlery maoutactur- ing company for waking tabie cutlery, butcher and other koives.The duty on cutlery is now 20 per cent, but it is understoud that so soon as the enterprise is started the iurernment will increase the duty to 30 per cent.The consumption of cutlery is very great in Canada, and so tar it has all been imported from England or the United States.The Americans have taken a foremost position in the manufactare of this article, and to-day they can compete favorably with Sheffield in tne common grades, and no doubt Canada also in a fow years will be making all ber own table cutlery in piace of importing it as heretofore.Special Assessment.The olerk of the Recorder's Court was busy te- day issuing warrants for a special arses:ment in relation to the extension of St.Catherine street.The amounts range {rom #30 to $685, and aggregaie botweea $3,000 and $4,000.CITY ITEMS.wa runaway horse knocked down the lamp post at the corner of St.George and Craig streets this afternoon.\u2014A meeting of the Board of Health is being held this afteruoon.Nevers! important contracts are to be awarded.\u2014Joseph aod William Duchesne were arrested hy High Constable Bissounelle, cilarged with aggra- vatéd assault, to-dav.\u2014Meéssrs.McLachlan, Brothers & Co.the, well known wholemaie dry goods merchants and importers have romoved into theirextensive ew premises on MeGiil street.near Victoria Square.The Provincia! Agricultural College To the Editor of Tux Stak: Sir \u2014Mr.Whitfeid's proposition to establish a Provincial Agricultural Coliege on his celebrated Rougemont farm should meet with the approval of the Government as it meets with that of every practical farmer in the Province.We should foliow the example of Ontario, whieh has established at Guelph ome ot tho best agricul- taral senools in existence at considorable expense mith the greatest +u06ess.We, in Quebes, have bpen nselessiy expending hundred« of thou- «ands of dollars for the same object, but wi:h no ~atisfactory results whatever.Our expenditure has been for agricultural education in 1881 as follows : \u2014 St.Francis Agricultural School - $ 2.780 L'Assompiion 2.576 SL Ann's 2.042 Chneesc and Butter Schoo!.15 Montreal Veterinary * 2.800 ! $12.298 We bave also spent for the eduestion of lsrmers tarougb the pablication of the Agricultural Journal,by the he Ggrernmea#\u201d$ 6, 6.583 Éditor-in-Chief, M.Barnard \u201838.159 We may add the ioiiewing grants :\u2014 Gazette des Vampagres.o.o.$ 400 Entamological Juaraal RER earn 400 Agricaltural Lectures.480 $1.280 These several sums amounting to the very im- poriant total of $31,731 for educational purposes.And now we notice ia the estimates, for 1882-3, a farther sum ot $2Z5OO for n new agricultural school a: Varemnes, making (he total for the current year very neur $25,000.Now if this sum wns applied to maintain a first olass agricultural college, thers would be some hope ot obtaining a grand resait, similar to that ot Guelph in Ontario.But just now the Veterinary School ot Montres! is the only institution wbich gives fuli vulue for the money re- ceiged.The idea of the Government distributing 8 free agricultural paper to the farmers of Quebec is illustrative of our agricultural progress.The ides ol maintaining four peur agricultural schools, where half a dozen y» learn reading, writing and arithmetic, is alse unique.The Council of Agriculture bas reported against these schools, recommending s larger and more perfeet institation, but so tar without success.Mr.Whitfeld's proposition is the very thing we want, bat, Ro doubt, our representatives at Quebec will pot trouble themselves about it, when they are better engaged in the lively grabbing game which is going on down there just now.A FARMER.Hiab Feed.It may be laid down as a general principle that weat, fish or poultry in a state of decay cannot be eaten with safety, since symptoms of irritant poisoning have so frequently arisen trom this cause.But a littie consideration will show us the impossibility of drawing a bard and fast line upon this point.We relish vension which has partially undergone decay, while we at once reject beel or mutton in a similar condition.Again, peuitry to be palatable must be fresh, yet we do not scruple to eat game which 18 far advanced in decomposition.There is no doubt that in many cases wo are guided by our palates in determining what food is wholesome for us ; for while many of us eal mouldy cheese a Chinaman will swallow bad eggs, and some races enjoy fish which we should consider putnd.Even as regards oysters, which are generally relished in propertion to their reshocss, it is sometimes a matier of taste.For example, it is recorded of the first monarch of the Dios: of Hanover that he objected to the English native oyster as being deficient in flavor.It was privately \u2018suggested by a shrewd courtier that the native oyster should be allowed to become somewhat stale beiere being brought to the royal table.The king st onos recognized the flavor which had always pleasea him so much at Herren- hauses, aud gave orders that in future he should always bu supplied from that particular \\bed.The absenocé of evil consequences after eating fol which has undergone.a certain amount of decay is doubtless due in.many cases to the cowmpleieneys of the cooking process ; but this does uot\u2019 militate against the general) rule that food In auy stage of decay is unwholesome and should be avoided, Of late yeapaihiere have boen many cases of poisonous symptoms arising frou.the use of canned eats, The cause appears Buwinly to have been improper inethods of canning, of of the use of mont (hat wag tainted Détote being canned.An rxainination of the ocutsifle of the cau is our only availsble guide ns regards this clam of article.The, heed of the can should be slightly coneavd, wher it it Le convex it ws .that Udeompasition has commenced with | the can.chitios through careless sol the priserved articles me contami with! ead, sixd poisoning by this substance is the rei.Words.x Sof pu Mystevions + Number due \"iniorviews with Whenevan Rema sith Bwivieh .MoGahey-Mr.Forster's Atiaek su Mr.Pa SPECIAL DESPATCR TO THE SPAR} Now Your, Feb.23.\u2014Ths Sus of to-day publishes interviews with O'Domovan Rosa pnd Patrick McGahey concerning the identity of \u201cNumber Ons.\u201d The former said \u201cNumber One ** was in Williamsbargh or Brooklyn, ready to proolaifa himself to President Arthur if re quired.He reported à great inéresse in the fands ofthe organisation in consequence of the excitement.Patrick MeGabey says he knows the werkers, and that the arrested wen are not the gonuine assassins.fo FORSTER'S ATTACK ON PARNELL.The Herald says to-day editorially: Mr.Parnell was strangely silent when Mr.Ferster attacked him yesterday in the House of Commons.Is it se slight a matter \u2018that the Land League should be eharged with supplying the murderers with money?Isit so paltry an aecusation to state that the leader of the Land League connived at assassination ?For bis own part, Mr.Parnell has doubtless an oxcellent defence.Is he silent on bebalf of his comrades?He owes to their reputation and to his own to speak out plainly, and not to leave Mr.O\u2019Brien, with his foolish speeches against informers, to raise the suspicion that the nationalist party has thrown its mantle over the assassins How the Assassins Receive Their Meals.{VIA CANADA MUTUAL} DuBLIN; Feb.23.\u2014The prisenors eharged with the Phenix Park murders are furnished with meals from the pablie house at which James Carey stopped te drink on his way from the scene of the murders on the evening of the 8th May.A stranger calls at the house ence s week aad ys the bill.- MR.PARNELL RECONSIDERS.The News understands that Mr.Parmell has cousented to reconsider his purpose of meving an amendment to the address reply te the speech from the Throne, arraigning the executive of Ireland for the administration of the Crimes Act.SEARCE DISCONTINUED.The authorities bave resolved to discontinue the search of the Kings-End Basin for the knives used by the assassins.GENERAL M\u2019ADARUS\u2019 DENIAL- Paris, Feb.33.\u2014Betore the despatch in which General MeAdarus denied that be was the person known as \u2018* No.] \u201d\u201d was sent te Lendon by Coun- dert Bros, General MoAdarus visited\u2019 Mr.Morton, the American Minister, and laid his case belore him.Mr.Morton introduced General McAdarus to an American lawyer named Kelly, connected with the firm of Conndert Bros.These tree gentlemen framed the telegram mentioned, wuich was forwarded to Mr.Trevelyan, Chief Secretary for Ireland, Lord Lyons, the British Ambassador, having first approved of it.ME.PARNKLL'S CONDUCT CRITICIZED.Loxpos, Feb.33.\u2014Tho Times says the marked rejection by Mr.Paraell in the House ef Com- beginning above suspicion.The country, the Times sava, cannot be expected to view with favor vonduct which seems wanting in courage or candor.MR.PARNELL'S DENIAL.Loxvoy, Fob.23.\u2014 Mr.Parnell, from bis place in the House to-day, denied Mr.Foreter\u2019s acca- sations against him, aod contended that Carey's evidence was unreliable.The Land League, be declared, only supplied money to support the tamilies of prisoners.He advised the semnd- ing of Mr.Forster to Ireland to pertorm the congenial task of distriouting gslions of blood money.THE RKLEASE OF THE SUSPECTS.Lyxpow, Feb.23-\u2014In the House of Commo : to-day, Sir Stafford Northeote moved for a Committee to enquire regarding the rolesse of Mr.Parnell and others {rom Kiimainham jail.LREXNAN\u2019S WHEREABOUTS.Dunuix, Feb.28-\u2014Friends of Brennan, mentioned by Carey, deny that he fled to America.They say the police know his whereabouts, but make no attempt to connect him with the Phenix Park murders.LURD CANTYRE'S ARREST.fEPPCIAT, DESPATCH TO THA SPAR] BroCKkVILLE, Feb.23.\u2014Henry Allen alias Lord Cantyre was arrested here last Saturday while in the company of the young lady's brother, and put in jail here, where he still remains.He was arrested at the instance of A.B.Richards, one ef the guardians of the young lady, and exesutor of her iate father\u2019s estate, jor obtaining meney from Judge Senkler, seme £ , and also for getting money from tbe young lady, $250.He was brought before the Police Magistrate to-day, and remanded until Friday, March 2ad, awaiting further evidence.As the young lady is s miner, it is the 1ntention of her guardians to annul the marriage if possible.+ The best avthority sistes that they were only married by word and mot by deed.The greatest indignation is felt by the best people here towards Allen.PARLIAMENTARY JOTTINGS.Canadian Pacific Railway Retarss\u2014 Netices ef Motion, {SPECIAL DRSPATCH TO THB FTAR.| Ottawa, Fob.23.\u2014Mr.Blake finds the returns relating te the Canadian Pacific Railway imperfeot and idbends pointing eut the deficiencies to the House this aftermoon.The following are among the metions on the erder paper for to-day : By Hon.Mr.Bowell, for the House to go into Committee oï the Whole, te consider the following resoiutiors: That it is expedient Lo eonsolidate the various acta respecting the Customs, and to amend the same su 86 to make tbe various provisions consistent, and to remove doubts as to the construction of certain other provisions and others necessary for the better carrying ont of the principles embodied in the said Acts, and among other things, to give additional facilities and remedies for the odilestion of enstoms duties and penaitiss and forfeitures, and for the prevens tion of smuggling and other frauds on the revena- and for the panishment of contravention of the customs laws; to provide for the granting of a rebate of duty Spon damaged geods paying specific daties; te specity the terms wpon whish bonds given for the dus exportation of may be caacelied ; to make prevision for the delivery of warehoused goods as ships\u2019 stores to vessels Sound for and engaged in the deep soa Sshories ; - provide for the punishment of parsons anlamally gaining access to or removing bended goods\" in railway cars; to make better provision for arriving at decisions with respect to seizures or detentions of goods, and with to penalties and forfeitures, and to tirms for the release of such goods er the remission of sush penalties or forfeitures.By Mr.Reyal\u2014For a retura of all papers, eor- respondence and instructions sent to the Agent- General of Canada in England, Sir Alex.Galt, |, relating to \u2018a vertain scheme of imperial federation, of which he has given an outline in a lesture lately delivered by him le Sostiand.FROM TORONTO.Fiemming Agsin Remandeé\u2014Diphtheris_ \u2014 x E EWELLERY, PLATED WARE Handsowe New Fixtures, Fine show daves, Gasailers, SALE OF THR BNXTIRE STOCK of the store 24] BT.JAMES 6T., lately aocupied by MR.£.M.PERLES Good ce for those FURNISHING HOUSE.as in addition to the Gold and silver and Let levgtlerr of tion, fine watches, rings, ch , âc., there wa Tare aes assortment of articles for BOTS USE.Farioz, diniug and bedreom ciocks, office clocks, cruet stands, butter soclerz pickie jars, trait stauds, and cake baskets, knives, forks and spoons, &c., and Ous other articies of value.Sales Tuesday Afternoon, 27th, at 2 p.m, « Wednesday Aftern\u2019a, 38th, at 2 p.m.\"The fixtures, abow cases, 4e, will be sold Wednesday and the sales wil! be consinued each evening at 7 o'clock.revue.rBenncrcfeonrechonessiderossng.White Twilled Cottons, Water Twist Cottons, Half Fleachad & es rd A Largo and Complete Stock of these Goods, at Very Low Prices.rocur@eenanu fes secoue 00e \u201cpus saeu Que cena @es 0001 Ge 100 0a@E 200 ce Ge: WHITE COT TO \u201c= Tt N | s &c., &ec Ee DAVID G.LAIDLAW, 450 Notre Dame Street.SPECIAL DISCOUNT SALE.COMMENCING MONDAY MORNING We will allow -a discount of 10 per cent.on all purchases over $1.00, as we desire for new stock.973 NOTRE DAME STREET\u2019 BELL.AFTER MANY YEARS OF patient investigation, DR.VAN BUREN, Cure that woud ak fortis odes of Kidney ACKSON\u2019S AROMATIC TOOTH WASH- Cleans, but does act Scratch, the Ses 58 Piso street.THE BEST AN D CHEAPEST \u2014\u2014\u2014 IS THE \u2014\u2014 Sparham Cement.Sole Agents, JOSEPH JAMES & CO.of Germany, fimally sacoseded {a perfecting a Kidner DR.VAN BUKEN\u2019S KIDNEY come J by M.¥ F.JACKSON, Chemin, ROOFING IN THE MARKET, The caly Koofers authorized to lay this Rosfiug are the Cor.Latour street and Busby Lane.31xa DE, DAVIS\u2019 PENNYROYAL S6id by ali Cher and STEEL PILLS, for Famales.tx, or the Agénl, W, NgiLL, 1339 st.Catherinest.39x \u2014THE\u2014 H.M.CIGAR.5cts.Is equal te amy demestie Cigar solid at 10 cts.H.MICHABLS, 243 ST.JAMES NTREXT, Oppesits late Ottawa Hotel Fok, at HARDENING THE NIP- LES before confinement, use don better thas care.Far sale oa au cis.sx Fok CRACKED OR, SORE aura CAT PLES Coveraton's rie Qu ui J.ps 200.oor.of Dreary and pi six W.COWAN & CO, Corner of NOTRE SAME sad st.PETRE ST.R JMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS : FROM ANIWEKP.ANTWERP AND CANADA DIRECT.The Beigian steamer * Julls Daird,\u201d 2,500 THOS.J.POTTER.Auctioneer.Those who iniead to sell off this 6 ouid do wall these t; Francis Hadley, Lervai, er Mr.Fiaherty, Petite Cote, and others, wi splendid sales held by me last year, are in themielves a vuavantes of success.The numerons otder aales of Farm Beck 1 =e held in the past fow years are also 468 2 fous LtHOLD FURNITURE And GENERAL EFFECTS.FOUR KEALLY GOOD race aù private hours noie mouth.A sale of good furniture, from a Privaie bones wali be held at my room next week.D , , PER ANNUM.GOOD Fur sie by private contract.ine thas a3 investment.523 to 529 Seigneurs st.Capitalists should sxam- THON.J.POTTE \u201ces 195 st ps at SALE OF STOCK OF GROCERIES, HORSE, SLEIOM, ae.IN THE MATTER OF JOHN A.MILLER, Insolvent.\u2014 On TUESDAY NMORKING next, 27th inst.comer of Bale at 10:30 am.SAMUEL C.FATT, Tru BHAW & GOWDETY, PE DERS FOR DRY GOODS, In BOY RON 00.in Liquidation.Tend Tire Juvitod by toe AAS tia 5533 3 158] 15 [i I TE 1H i i LE as iy.07 |.Tr : cveen 8; 73: 83% JI | DEATHS \u2019 owLEE-t ES Pato, T on Feb.Ti, Wm.A Owier, this city.xe L \"ie 0 motion hereafier.- i * Naw Advertisements this P, ML IN: THR MATTER OF J.E Mo , OF ST.JOHNS PG.SE Tn Sd ee 30 lentes oa : wT a dy an TN datas wii Montrink 8 HIBAUDRAT, B.PICKRN, J; ; AMES CRATAXAN, oct ern esas à OÙ | sis WW ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A BITUA- antéstens 3 Tin , bavieg oran gta n ye WEA aps ES oy |] Wes En | POSER FEES PLAIN té L Na.333 Dams weast.Pob 2 Clase | Today's Pom mm [wl dem and.Rd Asked./Bid Asked EH Ps 135 1324 7 Cages hi » lysis il + 1 160 F10958.James seoat 10th Feb 1853, TUESDAY.27th instant, fox the following goods sold for advances and charges; 1 Case Broad Clotha io aid rscocens conti 1 ia wn 3 bbons 190.oe NOTICE TO CEEDITORS, In the matter of JOHN CONNOLLY, of the of Mos- treal, Wood and Osal Morena WY TAKE NOTICE, before G EE sald City.treal, on the IWENTE TU RDS day o-PERRUARY, A.D.1883, the Kstate and fests of the said John Con: to virtue of & certaia ty oe dead of 24 1% BL youn ire Montreal, 28rd Pebruary, 1882 402 NOTICE TO CREDITORS.Ate Master of WILLIAM RLLI of the of A In or City Mon.TAKE XOTICE that by vir virtne of a ontain deed of -sgaignment, duly he oki William Elliot before W.de M.PPÉseU Montreal on the TÉIRCKENTH bar Tor crea BY, 4 .D.188%, the Retate and Effects of ttet have bos son veyed and a \">.MeLAREN, And Ww.R.TURNER, +0 fyit thé same, duty pred\u2019 with me me forth: ors will be held at = ms re er Aa saMDUEL \u20ac.FATT.5 HANTLION CRANRESS, 17 98.John street SEuô February, oma.463 Mon: por ONE CR I wo CRITIF Veg a 341 se faire at x UST-PAIK GULL EY LA~BES, O ox 3.Lyi Crhig, BL J oat Otten, otre Dame, at cote.Any One Winging them o 138 bmi\u2019 ford will be rewarded.46 1 AND AE TOK dh en ire FUR ALL leave Antwerp for Halifax, X.=,, di ou the ist \u201c5s THOS.J.POTTE pe aoû the U'nicod Gtates Ladtng granted to all paris of Canada will ie À on the 15th of HARM 5 STOCK, HORSES, CAT- = } tog Momtreal dir direct.\u201d Fer rates of freight and other LE, IMPLEMENTS, &0.Two important à sales about middle of March Pan Meant.\"XENNEDY & HER particulars in hand bills and future advertisement.Wm.DARLEY BEN «LEY, 317 8, Toul sty Munireal, aod a West Incia Wharf Halifax, NX.su Societe Postale Francaise de l'Atlantique, BRAZILIAN DIRECT MAIL SERVICE, WINTER AEBANGEMENTS Porno LA ahd rar Mi por in 1 ed Belgiam awd Frenek Direct Mail serviee.The magnificent Row steamships of this Line are Tres to : mous y between Autwers (Be Tom\" Noms, tb Motserdam be wi Amsterdam, ae s and poctal facilite granted to Lmigrania from Europe.rough tickets issued frou amy parts in ca y» ure is te Through bills of Riis, Fer rates of cgi au 4 HUNTER, Antwerp FOUDIVINE to KENNEDY diy «= Bh Fad stress Montreal .1883.White Cross Line.1883, MEEINMANN & LUDWIG, Antwerp, OWAERS AND GENRRAL AGENTS - Steamers of this well-known sad old established Ling Between ANTWERP and CANADA, will anti ns fotiows : \u2014 eut Goan FAR a ivetla,\u201d flam Antwerp for Les re: \u201cHermann,\u201d * ee ®t Apeil ss \u201cMeivetia,\u201d = \u201c \u2018 Montreal Sirect 20th Through Bis of Leding created at low ruses où tro inion pe sad other paris of the White Crem ijme vtsarsars offer cormodation for Qubix, Intermediate and stesrage Peur For [ates of Erelghi, passage, or Ror other particulars, wi STRINBANN æ LUDWIG, Antwerp, HUNDERLOH & CO.General Agents, Montreal, Hebucco, CAUTION KACH PLUG OF THE * MYRTLE NAVY | IS MARKKD T.& B.An Bronze Letters.None Other Genuine Brewers, kX.JOHN H R.MOLSON & BROS ALE AND PORTER BR NO, 286 ST, MARY STREET, MONTREAL Have iwrpyw iland the Various Kins of ALE AND PORTER, IN WeOD AND BOTTLE.Families Regularity NAAN AE Bativonds TORTH SHORE RAILWAY\u2014 ou MONDAY, Sept Ba, Jesse, Fun as follows Mixed.Nail Express.Montreal for J e srecccemucce #00 5.m./10.00 à m.te st Quebec.pense for Mon-i 5.50pm 6304 m ee 2.10 à m.[10.00 p.m.p a Mont ea péreas \u201c+.&00p.m.! 630 à m.fix do Vaiois .15.15p.m |.ore a Se Fous de aaucocervelenusoonsusue .St pois dé Val 20pm «uvassucecseluu0ccconents iN 18k for Montreal, 20am {.c.esn.lle at Memtreal.Jibuam | pificont l\u2019alsco Cars on M ai and Quebec at 4 p.m.tread ne.Suro connections wi M to and froun Ottawa.TH Mongel.hal pililiway, Ottawa.General offices\u2014Quobec.offices, 13 Plage d'A: S 0 St Louis andiieping Cars on Nizht Tralon.pennies Dar Traius, leave Trains Ali Trains Lun by Mon- withthe jan Pacifio! mae rtations.St.Poche and all the Ce: Detrott sod Cl ixed Train for local minus, Quebce G Pates, and all Te JA L AND Hons I New pit Falimaa I Th.trai wil] at pganie shocks Re niare fa vids For Ticks \"ote Hotel, 202 st Jar bhA DLs \u201c4x Pres.and \u2018Man.Potnto\u2014&.45 a.m Local Points, 10.45 amalia SOUTH\u2014Now York, rockville at ih Morning Fast apron Te « ven above, Le ness we SARE tha \u201company® AIR t nate to * = cn Towsll, Nashua 5 nine through the White Mountains te S LEAV AVE M MONTR A EAL fu for il mie Also for J0iy 3 principal Pal stations 504 passed oy tus \u201cpromu CAR DIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, EASTERN DIVISION.OLD RELIABLE ROUTE rom Upper Ot- Sesser wa, wi New, attach aad all points other Express, an TH CAPITAL OF ; ME on An :Blouadtess Lanmber Distrigas naANION, Ë \\uwa Eiver.Thro! without Ca y And vu Three Express Trains Dally se \u2018 I.he ud paging Parlor re el e ond am.ss.9.30 = ps] LEAVE = ONTR ou ee « \u2018ast Express as parior carat pd, tor Ottawa, Pamhroge, 12.00 per ottawa 2.00 nd si Local B om ail ere ate ation Txorets for St.Jerome, and 20 5 oon Express for Ottawa and all inter- Accommodation Train.for St.Jero 8e vaderbas points a with Parior sd all points west.hrough Clveping Car east of Ottawa, not stop.montreal, 1s trom Station.¢ the trformation say ardiag TON Al Ticks, ES NTRERT.a> O.W.HIBxAR I), .momar Lene Eire, cu ni FEA TERN RAILW Y LINK, th Parior Car, Nashua and ve Manchoste or, aise, lor Forti A via Jeune Yousiaina N ewpost, Watarioo, modiate statinog, an: all couts for Forel and interme for Boston and New \"aioe.Slow; Slesping Car Voges à apply as Tous or Bonaventure Depot.A MALÉLNNU, as Windser Free 4 Nanyrer.VERM ST LINE AR FOR NEWYORK AND HUST Three Expr us yA te New York and Hostel with Iman and ied oi arior and a d.Ti KAVE MONTRKA 7.18 a.m.Dp \u2019 gto York.Speinciield da on via Fito erg.v.Xow a.\u2014LIMEED EXPRESS for Rosten.via 10.30 p.m.\"Also, to Bw Lou 3.20 Paka masi e for York TEA ETE en porte ue yore and pray ithout chénge pian Ho Hariford, ew Haven No a QE FAST 1BAIN OM NEW YORK.\u2014 icaves New YX 35a w York at 8.30 p.m Naor apply at u the Cemtral C.~\\TONKGRAVE, Canadian ave CUS Fam reed TL - TABLES, d x M MAILWAY, Exp Sor all poate West, 9:30 a we ) om.Utlaws via own, > AG4.30 p.oa Ausnive Pao TRS wall, Gain.Ottawa via a LRU pue 4 Ww and Portland uthe, 6:00 pa v Ty Quebec \u2018and avé Dieu ae lp 20 un 4,7 sub; 1zZ noon, X:3U, >, - 6:15 p.m.SL Lem and Point it Charis, : oh I 2 1, 4, 0.50, Lam) ota t , bart, 26 su aries a 0 20m, 1, 5.35 and CES A v RAL NG SOUTH AND Esra sonnei Ts 1.16 and Y ain.4.20 p Boston, 7.15 Yam, 6.30 p.Albans and Trey, 1 Som a : York, via White Xi and Magog, 3.Eo 5.30 =m, 8.00 p.m.- nñ S05 am ae pd Tok 535 ans, 10.10 BOO: AST BAILWAY, DELAWAMA AMD HU) a oN RAILWAY, J 1.15 and 3.90 ALKLY; pont am.and 10.pa .> CANADIAN PACIRD RAILW Luavs for aan Ly D aa, 4.20 AX m Mixed train, ; 00 pm.Ann rr J se Rivers and Q all, 3.A 10.00 pu A Bund day Dial Russ.Mail, 4.00 pms \u201cFrom se.roux dav 8.am have wrought about à state of Guoed evary other disease, vearcely ever bo: ove many valuable remeodies lnoed going to bed.In some cases semewed iiss and vigor.office \u2018money order, or Rat vie ADDÉESS the genorai system so much as almost and real cium of the roule | but the rignt one oA with tang ie - will A3 we arc constentiy a ressipt ot letters ef (a lntzve se at Als remedy, » ey sé wild tr EEE FREE pion bury xD marmotrox MANHOOD CAN BB RESTORED.A Remarkable Discovery.BE YOUR OWN PRYSICLAN Many ren, from the effects of ds 4 MESSE .extemaive college sui MOspilal eesti \u201cwe.Lond OU ex ve pi » we ome parimented with and discovered new anî concentrated Temedise.Actomnpau y proscription is offered as 8 cerionn and speedy cure, 38 hanireds of oases in our practios have boon te perfect health by its wee after ali other remadies fa) Perfeetiy pare ingre disats mas be in the preparation of this preswryp~ R-Coesin (from Beythroxyion cosa), 1 dracs.a.Jerubebin.19 drachm.H te quéste, sera, Gelsemiy, 3 grains.\u20ac \u201c1 > « Ext le ra, 3 scruples.ot Le Mix Make vdgiils.1 aibe ou0 Défi 24 5 9.New England Hedieal tials, 24 TREMONT ROW, AMERICAN STAMPS FOR SALE AT \u201cS1AR\u201d OFFICE.oy oad 131 Forme \u2014\u2014 Tm papes ry ~