The Montreal daily star, 31 mai 1883, jeudi 31 mai 1883

[" em rm min + 1 - VOL XV NO 127 Morning Despatches.Condensed Tolograms.Thirteen hundred immifrarts arrived at Toronto yosterday.A troaty between the United States and Cores bas been cencluded.a Sir A.J.Smith has bee in i r health.but is now reported to Do slightly Tmprov- The Royal Commission on Technical Edueation bave asked Michael Davitt to submit to them bis views on tho subject.«Tea appraisers to be appointed in the United Btates uader the how law.There wil} be an inspector for the Canadian boundary from Buffalo cast.The Associated Press tel s from all parts of tho United States indicate that there was a more oral observance of Dooorntion Day than hereto- ore.The Emperor aud Empress of Rusala received tho congratulations of the Grand Duchessos aiyl ladies of the Court at Moscow on tho 30th.The socae at the recoption was brilliant.An especial appeal ig boing prepared at the Vati- csi, urging tho necessity for increasing the contri- utious of Poter\u2019s pence, which have, during the lust two years, shown a great falling off.H.M.war sbip \u201cMallard,\u201d which arrived st Halifnx, N.8., on the 30th, had several cases of yellow favor ov board while at Jamuies, and flew - yellow coming up the barbor.\u2018This is hor firet visit to Halifax.The Belgian Government has introduced into the Chamber of Deputies a bill increasiog the import duties on tobaceo to 100 francs per huudred kilos wud tho duties on cigars and cigarettes to 30: francs per hundred kilos.There was fighting on the river a little above Guayaquil, Equador, on the 3Uth, between the stoamors of the cuntending parties.Little caruage ji, reported.Theory has been figtitine Su Malacomb » league ofl.Busivess houses havo been eloso: the advice of Veintemilia.Alphonse Taft, United States Minister to Aus- tris-Hungary, and Buseno Schuvler.United States Minister to Greece, Servis and Koumauia, were proseated to the Sultan at Constantinople on the 0th, General Wallace, United States Minister.\u2018ho Porto maintains iis position in regard to the concession for à petruloum depot, \u2018At an inforufal meeting of tho stockholders of the Epringhill Mining Company.held at St.Jobn, N.B., on the JUth, it was resoived to dispose of the com- pauy stock to the Montreal and Quebec syndicate, which recontly purchased the Parrsboro mine.Tho vrice paid is understood to bo $801.150.The stockholders of tbo Consolidated Railroad Company, of Vermont, mot at >t.Albans on the 30th, and voted tO wortgago ils property to the amount of soven millions ot dollars jointly with the Vermont and Canada read, under the plan tor the re-organization of tbe Central Vermont and Canada roads, and the settlement of all disputes aiwoug property holders.EXPLOSION UF GUNPOWDER.A House Blown (v0 Atems aud Several Men Injured.Quxnec, May 30.\u2014Captain May, of the SS.\u201c*Otter\u201d trom Natashquan, amived at this port, reports a frightiul accident at Letchuan, a sil] village twenty miles below Puint Esquimaux, on Monday, the 21st.Fourteen men from the seal fishery were dividing two kegs of gunpowder in one of their houses.One of them was smoking and, it is supposed, a spark fell.:The house wus blown to atoms and two of thé'nen were carried about 100 yards with the wreck, Seven of the party were burned on the face and hands, Lut none ware killed.DAMAGE BY STORM.Continued Roperis Of Disantreus Effceta, CINCIMNATI, May 3O0.\u2014Roports continue to come in ot tho effects of the storm en Monday night Up thé Little Miami Valley something like a cloud-burst occurred, driving people off the first floors with tho flood.At Freeport the bridge across the Miami was torn frem tho piers and wrecked, and Tub\u2019s flour mill was unroofed.In Bhelby, Decator and Bartholomew counties, in Indians, the destruction of baros, fences, timber snd growing crops is almost immeasurablo.In Butler Cousty, Ohio, & family near West Chester was badly injured by failing walls, and a great .number of barns ware wnroofed and two or three dwellings demelished.THE HANLAN-KENNEDY RACE.Postponed om Acoennt of Kouch Water.Puinr ov Pings, May 30.\u2014C.L.Knapp, ef the Vespor Boat Ciub, of Lowell, who was chosen roferce in the llanlan-Konnedy race, has postponed the race till to-morrow, botween two and five v\u2018olook, ewing te rough wator ; the wind at 6.380 was blowing stifly from tho southeast, and it was impossible for the shells to live in it.' KENNEDY.Hanlan\u2019s epponent, John Kennody, was born in \u2018Portland, and beran life as a» fishorman.Ho eommenced to row in local races, sod acquired quite a celcbrity, though he bas made no timo record, nover having been pitted against a first- class man.He bas done well ut rogattas, and [owed at Barrie in 1870 and at Brockville.At Barrio whore Riley ticd Hanlan for tbe single feall rec Kennody camo in four seconds after ttëm.Ulis style is pronounced to bo good, and be has never ororworkod bimself.IRISH AFFAIRS.The National League\u2014Imprsvewment of Laboreré\u2019 Dwellingm\u2014Threnteniag Cir- _ entara Drouin, May 30.\u2014At a meeting of the Irish \u2018Nativpal Leagus, held here to-day, Mr.Harrington announced that three hundred and eighty-uine branches of the League had been formed.Mr.Sexton mnde a speech in which ho referred to the success of the League in America.Referring to the Pope's circular be declared that his interference in the Pornell testimonial indicated u perilous and intolerable interventiom in the future political course of the Irish people, and that the priests should maintain a dignified silence, with which, he said, Parnell\u2019s admirers were satisfied, Loxpox, May 30.\u2014%u the House of Commons this nfieruoon, the bill empowering the local authorities in Jreiand to improve the dwellings of the laborers passed a second reading.Liveepoor, .May 80.\u2014Patrick O'Brien, Michael Hynes and Patrick Siater, who were arrested for ting and forwarding to Dublin tradesmen circulars drawing attention to the trials which had taken place during the last eighteen montha and to permons who served on the juries, which were regarded by the authorities as calculated to intimidate jurors, were committed for trial to-day on charges of intimidation and criminal libel.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014t\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014gy Postal Mency Orders on Foreign Coumn- The Mail says that the Government bas concluded and signed conventions with the ports! administrations of Germany aad Bwitzer- asd fer an exohauge of money orders with Canada, te begin on July 1st next, snd that negetia- tions to the samo end with France aad Italy are se forward as to make it almost certain that money orders may be sent to these countries on the same date, and to Dolgjum a month Inter, Money orders may also be sent to Austria, Han- gaty, and Roumania after July 1st, esa Swivger land.Nogotiations by the government are in an advanced state for an exchange of postal money orders with the following colonies, namely New Zealand, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, aud Jamsion.With ail those foreign esuntrios and solonies the fees for orders have been fred at à uniform rate, vix., ten eentsforeach $10, the same us thoes for erders in the United Kingdem snd tho United States, sad tho other conditions ot the senventions are in ovory way advantageous to the Canadian pnblie.7 , serrer Memeriai Dey in Platteburg.Decoration was daly observed share yesterday, the eitizens, independent D cred -an nationality, uniting in holding a grand celebration.veterans of the Grand À rmy of the Ropublio, the m rs of the Fire rtment, and the various national societies araded the streets headed their respective bande, and aftorwards visit reenwood and lliverride cematarics, where flow- era and wreaths wore placed over the graves of the breve \u2018\u2018 wniom boys,\u201d who di canse in the great war of the Rebellion.ns for the \u2014rme General Dobility and, Liver Complaint.R.V, Pierce, M.D, Buffalo, N.Y.: Dear Sir\u2014My wife bas been taking your * Golden Medical Disco ** and \u2018*Bellets\u201d for her liver and 1 debility, and haa found them to be medicines, and would recommend them to all suffers from Liver Complaint, Sour Stomach, and General ity.KEELE P Yours rasmally, + BE.Hacuox, Pastor Church, \u2026 * Klmh, I} ' va 25 counts._tuïnrod to the List in the Jicepitat CRUSHED TO DEATH.To ible Stampede on Broeklys Bridge \u2014Twelyep Persons Killed and Twenty.Six Badly Isjured\u2014Frighiful Scencs.New York, May 30.\u2014 Brooklyn Bridge has re- ocived a dreadful baptism to-day in the crush that ocourrod, apparently by acsident, on the New York anchorage.A number of persons, mostly women and children, were crashed, some to death, some fatally, and still others severely.A scene of terror reigned for fully fifteen or twenty minutes that baflles deseription.When it was over cart leads of wounded aud orushed human beings were taken outat tho New York entrance.A small mountain of torn and abandoned clothing was gathered up by tho pelice.The aoc- cident ovecarred on the Now Yerk amchor- ago, where the solid s bottem of the middle footway ends and two flights of seven steps each, with an intermediate landing, lead up to the plank walk of tho span between the New York anchorage aad the tower, shortly after four o'clock.The bridge was erowdod frem one end to the other, so that there was hardly elbo room.4 A woman whe was asconding tho lower fight of stops stumbled aud foll on the landing.The crowd pressed upon ber and sho shrieked.The bridge officer, Frederick Richards, who was on thé plank walle above, seving her danger, elbowed his way to tho spot snd lifted her up.The crowd closed upon them both, and they went down.With a desperate effort Officer Richards got upon his foct ouco more, dragging tho womuo after him.Sho screamed again in dospair and fright, and the crowd above and below pressed toward the spot to discover tho eanse.FEARFUL BCEKES.Iinmodiately tho crush became fearful, those on the approach below the stairs were carried forward ia a solid mass.Many stumbled, enable to resist the pressure from behind.The crowd passed over them.The crowd coming from Brooklyn was earried to the edge of the stops and then over sud down upou the struggling mass bolow.A terrible struggle for life then began.Men and women fought with the strength ot do- spair against cach other.Escape was impossible with the prersure from both sides growing at every shout of anguish that went up from tho dying sud those who saw doath before their oyes.Fenr aud despair on one side and curiosity on the othor fought fer the mastery.The frightful crush was denser when, atter nearly fifteen minutes, a soore of militia mon of the 13th Regiment, led by Lieut llart amd Sergeants Coul- dock and Costello, marched ap the approach toward Brooklyn.The yells of the crowds attracted their attention.A WALL OF HUMAN BODIFS.At the foot of the steps, a wall of human bodies was piled up, and a dense mass sarged about it and in it.The soldiors saw two policemen vainly struggling against it.Sergeant Couldock took in the situation at a glance, and at his word of eom- maad his men scaled the fence and railroad track separating them from tbe footwaik, and wedging into the mass of people drove back the erowd as ce at she muszle of the guns.the Now York ent 1 - It foil back siightly, ond the military, following up the advantage gsincd, fomsed it back until the approach was oleared.Then forming frent adress the footwalk they provented the crowd trom passing back, whilo as many of their number ns couid be sparod ran teward the scene of the accident to help in extrieating the dead and saving the living, The alarm bad mesawhile been given at the bridge entrance and a goneral call for all hospital ambulance sent, and the police hurried from their stations, bosido the City Hall.\u201d The firemen of the hook aud ladder eem- pany followed to aésist.\u201d They found the situa: tion unaltered on the bridge, the crowd on the footwalk about the stops was constantly receiving docessions, and still pressing où and over the heap on the anchorago.THE DEAD AND DYING.The bodies of the dead and dying lay bere so frmly wedged together that to got Chem out was next to impossible; to beat back the crowd was equally impossible, and relief was possible only by making room for tho crowd to spread sideways.It was quickly done, willing hauds tore away the iron railing dividing the footway from the railway track on both sides, and dragged those who were pearast in the orush through %o the opon- ings.Room was made for the policemen to reach the frightful heap of human flesh, and tho work of clearing it away began.As s00n as a portion of the obstruetion war romovod from the stops the crowd was eased, anda porter was lot through to New York.The rest they forced back until all the bodies had been taken away, and then it was let through, and a body of policemen at the point of danger kept it from pressing there.Along the iron fenees on the footway, ou the railway track and on the carriages way on both sides of the bridge the dead and wounded were laid.EXTRICATING TRE DEAD.More than half a score wore dead when extri- eatod from the throbbing heap, and others were more or less: terribly injurcd.They lay six, eight or ten deep, those in the lower tier long dead.The clothes were torn from the body ef more than one in the sttempt te got them ont; all were batlers, many shoeloss, and on others the clothes bung ia rags.Five women, all dead, were trampled inte an woshapely mass.They wero taken from the bottem of the heap.Ome of them had been seen in the crush holding a soream- ing baby above the heads of tho crowd ss she herself weat down.Some men bad taken the baby, which was not found.Baby clething scattorod about gave en enough that weak infaots had boen in tho Wash.© woman whom Bridge Officer Richards had belped to hor feot at the boginning of the crush was saved.Richards ascapod death by dosporate efforts, OFFICRR RICHARDS\u2019 ETORY.In speaking ef the occurrence Richards ssid there was no Sbance of restoriug order from the first ; that one first scroam wus the dosth kmell of many in the crowd, which grow at once utterly an- governable and se denso that movemout was im- - possible.The crowd, foroed by constant pressure nnd acceèsion from the Brooklyn side, wont ever the stairs like a cataract, and once started fell ll the walk lay piled with/the bodies te the height of the stairs, then went over and fell down beyond it.A dead Chinaman, Lee Sing, was taken from the bottoms heap.Carts were pressed into service on the Now York side as they arrived, and tho doad and injured hurried te the City Hall, whero they were laid in the polico station.Crowds of pie besieged the station and ambulances to lcarn the fate of missing ones.An ample force of police took possession ef the New York entrance aa soon as possible after the acol- deat.The middle footway was clesed to travel, and the current of those anxious to oroes was tamed into the down stream waggen way.Apparently no measures were taken at the.Brooklya end te stop travel fer at least a time.' DISQUIETINQ RUMORS.Rumors-bad it that the bridge had fallen, and that hundrods had beom ermshed.A erowd of roughs presked on behind the crowd coming from Broeklyn and fought their way b it with oaths and ribaldry and ever the ios of the dead.It was said that thore were thieves who profited by the opportunity and helped te preei- pitate the catastrophe; tboir chances were unlimited.When tl Approaches were cloared at Inst, they were literally covered with artieles of clothing and persenal property abandoned in the struggle.They were viewed with amasement by people coming ever from Brooklyn, who had not beard of the disaster.In the excitement ef the crush Wm.Oxford, aged 48, à dranken man, deliboratsly jumped from the bride and was fatally injured.The place on the bridge where the aocident Oweurred is the danger spot fa the strneture to persons whe are leckipg out ever the seanery.; TRE KILLED AXD VOUEDRD, At midnight the ossualty Mist embraced 19 dead, 11 of whem had been identified, and 20 injured, Same fatally, vome badly.The list wilt Jot be extended, as it is reported that many of the weandod, perhaps ome dead, were driven \u201cstraight to their homes when reached bam strool.Of thess tho pelice have ne se A Inter acosant adds two mere MONTREAL METHODIST CONFERENCE.Wednenday Alternoon\u2019s Sossism-\u2014 Ape poeistment : af Commitices\u2014ihe Sia tioning Committee's iepsrt, Orrawa, May 30,\u2014In the aftorneon session the usual enquiry relative to tho character aud faithfulness of tbe ministers was onterod upon, and everything was reported satisfactory.TRANSFEUS- To Montreal Conferenco -James Watson, \"Arthur Whiteside, JV \u2018Tharlow aod Thomas Harris.From Montreal Conference-R M Hammond, E A Brafford and D C Sanderson.Nominating Committee\u2014H G Davis, D Bond, A MoCann, J Waiton, and J Awde, B A.Sabbath Sohoo! Committoe-\u2014Benjamin Long- ley, J H Chant, Jobn Stewart, James Kines, \u201cSBarmuol Shibloy, Elisba Tennant, Charles A Hin- son, John Webster, W K short and Hugh Cairns, Contingont Faud\u2014Laymen\u2014G B Hume, Lewis Morton, J B Hicks, Archibald MoLosn, Andrew Broder, M P P., David BE Scott and Samuel E Mitchell ; Ministers\u2014G H Davis, J Wilsen, W Magill, J Scanlon, A Campbell, G Rogers and 8 Bond.Missionary Committee\u2014Laymen\u2014W H Rose- vear, Thomas Polley, W F Ilall, Franois Audor- son, Joseph Jamieson, M P., Samucl BE Mitchell, C W Jenkins, W II Lambiey, Otis Shartliff, Geo D Baker.L Memorial Committee\u2014W Hausford, J Potts, D D., W Craig.W Briden, = C Brown, R Wilson, E Teunant, R Robinson, J T Pitehor, H Cairns, W Scott .\u2019 Temperance Committee\u2014J W Sparling, J W Clipsham, E S Shorey, D Winter, 8 G Phillips, 8 Ellery, W B Jamieson, J Davies.State of Work\u2014R W Hiting, J M Hagar, L Hooker, J B Saundors, J T Pitoher, G @ Hux- table, B Longley, B A.Edueational Committee\u2014The Presidont of the Conference, J Elliot, D D, H F Biand, J Awde, B A, W J Shaw, M A, LL B, J Allen, M A.Statistical Committee\u2014J Walton, J W Crothors, M A, G Poyser, W W Madge, BA, EW Crane, F Ç Reynolds, J Lawrence, G H Portor, B A.Pastoral Addre:s\u2014Committed for 1884\u2014H F Blaud and J Armstrong.\u2019 The following nre recommended for reception into fall eonneotion and ordimation :\u2014F A Road, Sidnoy C Kendall, F W A Meyers, F W Crowle, B.A, W Smith (already ordainod).and the following to be ordained for -special purposes: \u2014A G Revertson and C I Lawrence.\u2018The following are the three years men :\u2014C H Lawreuce, William Bummerville, Salem G Bland, B.A, F G Lett, A G Robertsor, G 8 Eldridge, B.A, Joseph Pinet and Joseph L A Maher.A Committee wiil make speciul inquiry ifito the state of the French work.A suitable vote of thanks was given to the te- tiring President, after whieh the Conference adjourned until to-merrow morning.THE STATIONING CONMITTEE.The following is the report of the Stationing Cornmittee, continued from the last edition of yesterday's Syam:\u2014 Montreal Distrist\u2014Chambly, JC Garrett ; Et Lambert, Wni Summervitio; St.Johns, J Walton; Lacolle, H W Knowles; Odoiltown, eno to be sent; Hemmingford, H Meyers, S B Mandsley saporannuated ; Franklin Centro, J.Wilkinson; Huntingdon, J Wilson, B A; Hendersonville, Elser Crummy; Ormstown, J E Thurlow; Valloy- field, W R Young; Hudson, W W Miller ; La- chute, John Armsireng, John Hiscocksempersa- pgated; Grooville, 8 Quinn; Arundel, (RS; Lakefield, Q, Job Roadhouse; Now Glasgow, Geo Btennings; Rawdon, Nassau B Topping.Kingston Distrioct\u2014Kingsteu fitst, Sydenham street, Leroy Hooker, Walter W Madge, B A, James Bruck, Jaceb Freshman superaanusted ; Kirgston second\u2014Queon strect, H Bland, Wm Sanderson superannuated; Amborst Island, Stella PO, John II Fowler, M A ; Oataraqui, E 8 Shorey, Thomas C Buchanan ; Eigiobarg, Joseph H Chant; Battersea, Jas Lewsen; Gaoawoque, Btephen Bond ; Lantdowne, Wm Craig, Thomas H Hasse Pitaboug, George H Sq B A; Harrowsmith, William Preck; Seelcy\u2019s Bay.Joha Holmes ; Delts, Ernest M Taylor, M A.Napanoe District\u2014Napaues, Marmaduke L Poarson ; Morven and Gosport, 8 B Phillips; Sel- by, Wm Philp : Roblin, Joba Lawrence; Now- bury, Wm Briden, John Inwood ; Wiltom, John Davis, N B Drew; Odessa, John J Leech ; Bath, Richard N Adams, Alfred Inwood; Tamworth, Martijn J Bates ; Arden, to \u2018be supplied ; Vans nacher, to be supplied.Brockville Instriot\u2014Broskville, Thomas G Williaims, Luther Houghton, superaumerary ; Prescott, Jamos Allen, M.A; Lyn, Gorham A Gifford, H Coelidge ; Farmersville, Thomas C Brown ; Salem, G Bland, B A ; Maitland, James Simpson ; North Augusta, Edward W Crane ; Oxford, William Smith, Bishop Mills; Spencerville, Andrew A Smith; Kompivillo, 8 D Chown, Henry Shater superannuated ; South Mountain, John Stewart; Heckston, John Ferguson; Ed- wardsburg, Wm.F.Perloy, Cardigal; Matilda, Alfrod McCann; C A Redgrave, who shall reside st Dundela; Morrisburg, James Kines, Robert Robinson, superannuated ; Winchester, Geo Cc Huxtable, Chestorville; West Winchester, Wm J Crothers, M A; Aalisville, Wm Raney, Wm D Brown, superannuated; Lunenburg, Geo Rob izson, Newingion; Cornwall, Wm MeGill; Av- onmore, Geo C Poysors; Lancaster, Samuel Might; Nerth Williamsburg, A @ Reberson, F Lett to go to college.Perth District\u2014Perth, George H Davis; Smith\u2019s Falls, Richard Wilson, Robert Lochead, superannusted ; Carleton Piace, Geo Forsey, FH Bproule; Almonte, Geo M C Ritehio; Pakénham, F C Reynolds; Arnprior, Wm Sheridan, Henry Irvine, supernumerary; Fitsroy Harbor, E II Taylor; Montague, one to be sent; Marrickville, R PFqOliver; Wolford, Wm Rilance: Easton\u2019s Corners, Frankvillo, Samuel Ellery; Lombardy, Samuel Bhibley; Newboro, A C Chambers; Moberly, Alva Helden; Playfair and Glen Tay, Barry Pierce.; Pembroke District\u2014Pemdbroke, James Eiliott, D D; Westmeath, Elisha T t; Beachburg, J Joseph Haylook ; Clarendon, Wim Knox; Portage du Fort, Thomas B Conley,B A; Roofrew, Henry Krupp, Ralph C Hemet, Calabogle ; Alice and Eganviile, Carl \u2018Allum ; Onslow, Joseph C Osborn ; Quio and Bryson, Joseph Earl, and one wantod ; Mattawa, Silas Huatington ; Lamber- men\u2019s Mission, one to be sent ; Cumbermere, te be supplied.Ottawa District\u2014Oittaws Centre, Domini Chureh, Benj Longley, B A, Wm Boott ; 1 kia mond Road, R Mark, M D, usted ; Ottawa Bast, King street, Wm.Handsferd ; Ottawa West, Well ' streot,J M Hagar, M A; Aylmer, Wm ; Cape Wm Pearson; Richmond, 8 G Phillips, M A; North Gewer, John Scanlon ; Manotiok, W 8 Jamieson, M A; Billings Bridge, Wm R Dyre; Metealf, Jebn Fowkes ; Bearbrook, Wm Norton; Vankleek Hill, John H Stewart, one to be sent ; Thorso and Plantagenet, C A Jenes, one wanted; North Wakefield, J Folliok ; Chelsea, Jas O'Hara; Ayl- win, one to be semt.Quebec Distriet\u2014Quebec, Joseph W Spariin MAB D; Levis and Bourg Louis, té be supplied: Three Rivers, Thos \u2018Bell; Melbourne, 8 Crook- shanks; Daaville, George H Porter, B A; Windsor ils, Richard Reson; Bherbrooke,- Alex Caimpbsll ; Leavoxville, Wm Timberlake, F Hont supernumerary; Sawyerville, Rickard Robinson ; Ocekshire, John Webeter, Thomas W, Constable, superannusted ; Island Brook, R G P; Marbieton, to be supplied ; Robinson, 8 © Kondall ; Agnes, F W A Meyer ; Loods, J Gibsen; Inverness, Lewis Conley ; Ulverton, Wm T Smith ; Motis, Wm Short ; Rivicre du Loup, to be supplied ; Basin and Anticosti, Cape Oso, Arthur Whiteside.Stanstead District\u2014Stanstead, J Tallmsn Pitcher, Malcolm McDonald, soperanctated ; Stanstead Wesleyan College, A LeeHelmes [Principal and Home - Hoverner), Alex Hardie, M A (Moral Governor and Treasurer); Compton, Wm K Shortt, M A: Hatley and Cassville, J Wheat~ Joy ; Beebe Plain, 8 J Hughes, X A; Fitch G 8 Bldridge ; Contigooke, W J Joliiffe, DB CL; Bernston Corner, M Taylor; Dixville, one wanted; Magog, C R Flanders, B A; East Bolten, Adams; Mansonville, F Dejong; Battes, T J Waterloo Distriot-\u2014Waterteo, P Q Richard Whiting, Thos Rennie, raperannuated ; Knowl ton, Hugh Calras ; Bouth ly, Biram done wWTrenoe- ler; West Shefford, James Watson ; In ville, Albert M Delong; Granby, James B Richardesa ; John Borland.and Wm Ragiish, enporaaneated, Edmund 8 ary ; Danbam.Wm H Sparling, B A; Cowaus- ville, Thos Harris; West Brome, Wm Austin ; Prelighsbarg.Johu W Clipsham, Samuel Jankson, saperoumorary, East Stanbriige; West Paro- bam, John V Maodowsell ; Bt Fa Samuel | be ready only for the Oth June.This hotel will French District\u2014Montreal Centre and Belle Ovide Vion; Fronch Methedist Inptitute, Craig street, Louis N.Boaudry: Principal: Ottawa and Hull, Wm.Scott; Ottawa, P.J.Ribideau ; Bt.Henri and Point Bt.Charles, to be supplied ; Hochelags and Longue.Pointe, Fred.W.Crowle, B.A.; 8t.Loonard and Pointe-aux-Trembles, Ane toine \u201cGeoffroy; Longueuil and Boucherville, - Thomas A.Ddtion; Sherbrooke and Costicooko, ono wanted ; Kiugsey Siding, Wotton, ete., ome wanted; Acton, Roxton Falls, eto., Edward de Guichy; Waterloo, Stukely, ete, one wanted; St, Johns and ~lberville, J.L.A.Maher; Oka, Josoph A.Dorion; Cornwall Island, to be sup- pli \u2018 : Summer Resort Notez.It is said tbat Edwin Beoth, tho actor, will spond the Summer at Newport.At the Pavilion Hotel, Montpelier, Vt., thore will be no ghargo for board if entire freedem from hay fever and mosquitoes is not found.Business 1s only solicited on this basis.: The Point Lookout Motel, Long Deach, bas opened en the European plan, aod the Long Beach Hotel proper will open on June 16.Bchreiner\u2019s Berlin band will begin conserts at Lhe hotel about the last of June._ The Iroquois House, St.Hilaire, was not opened this year for the Quoon\u2019s Birthday.owing te the alterations and additions being made, which will then be equal te any Summer resort in the country.Earty arrivols at the Pavilion, Now Brighton, Staten Island, aro numerous, and a \u201c crowded house \u201d\u2019 iosms up for the near future.Staten Island is particularly beautiful and attractive now in all the brightness and freshness of Spring foliage.Newport's famous Ocean House, like wine, improves with age, and this year an expenditare of many thousand dollars has renewed.she youth of the house, which leoks brighter and moro attractive than ever before.All the officials and sorvants will be tho same as for a number of years past, which patrons appresiate.The new hotel at Thousand Island Park is rapidly approcching completion, smd will be ready for use carly in the season.It is the largest hotel om the St.Lawrenoo river, having a fron on four sides of S50 feet.It is built around à square with an open court inside, and is 46 foot wide.It is four stories high above the basement and bas a broad verandah 16 feet wide on the first floor and two baloonies above, each six feet wide, \u2018on throe sides of the baildiug.It wiil be lighted with gas and supplied with every modern convenionce, and will one of the most cc nfortable and ornamental hotels on the river.J Arrivals at 8t.Lawrence Hotel, Rimouski, P.Q, May 26:\u2014Gen.Sir Patriok Macdeugall, England; Lady Macdougail, de; Miss Drury, St.John, N.B.; Capt.Barker, England; Town same party; Mrs.Hollands, Halifax; Mr.and Mrs.Fairman, Montreal ; C.M.Cameron, London, England; J.BE.Marchand, Riv.du Loup; J.W.Chamberland, do.; T.J.Couture, Levis; Jehn Gleason, Quobes; Thomas Conner, Brooklyn, N.Y.\u2014May 27: Gen.Lord A.G.Russell, Halifax; Lady Russell, do.; Lt.I.Russell, do.; Lt.Col.R.5.Lane, do.; Mr.T.D.Bland, do.; Mr.D.T.Garland, and nine others of the sams party, do.: A.Walmsley, B.M.O,, do.| Our Charities, Protestant Housx or INDUSTRY AND ReFvox ~Number of permanant inmates for week ending 36th May, b4 ; tomporary inmates, 43 ; night lodgings, given in Night Befuge, 321 ; quarts of soup and oxtra mesls distributed, P43.ons- tions in kind are acknowledged from Mrs.Oswald, Mrs.L.Grant, Jobn Anderson, H.W.Walker, Methodist Theological Dawson, Mrs.Henry Thomasand J.Kir] MorrrEAL GkXERAL Hosrrtau\u2014Number of outdoor patients reliayod for week on 7 .- de Boones from tho Inte A nie Bor : u e late r N the tors of tho estate, $500; George wi the Exeou » , D ; 2?{ > en Be es foisoster, England, 810 HR Horsford\u2019s Acid Phosphate For Women and Children.Dr.Jos.Holt, New Orleans, Le., says : «J have uently found it of excellent service in cases of debility, loss of Appetite, and in convalescence from exhaustiveilluess, and particularly of service in treatment of women and children, He cdme home late the other night, and his wife woke up and found him with a borning match trying to light the cold water tap over the marble basin in his dressing room.* James,\u201d she said, \u2018that is pot the gas burner.\u201d «I know it, my love,\u201d he replied, unsteadily ; ss fact is, I've been overworked, and that\u2019s reason I made the mistake.\u201d .Mr.II.F.McCarthy, chemist, Ottawa, writes : \u2018I have been dispensing and jobbing N & Lyman's Emulsien of Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites of Litne and Soda for the past two d consider that there is no better pi A of the same kind in the market, it is very palatable, and for chronic coughs it has no equal.\u201d : A Saddle of Muttew, A gentleman calling on his butcher to order something for dinner, was aiked if he would like to have a saddle of mutton.* Why,\u201d said he, \u2018\u2018 would it not be better to have a bridle, as 1 should then certainly stand a better chance of getting & if in my mowtA?™ Li-Quor Tea is the lesding article Montreal Branch, 177 St Lawrence.ee Hanlan Writes :\u2014 training I have used Johnston's Fluid for u'tonsiderable time ; it is the best: muscle former 1 Have ever tried, it is pleasant fo take and there is no trouble about its digestion.127 8 Derangement of the liver, with i D, injure the complexion, indues pimpien, allow skin, eto.Remove the cause by using Oarter\u2019s Little Liver Pills.One a dose.° : Catarrh\u2014Now treatment, wharehy permanen enresolisotd ia ne throe applications.2 FSR ot tie Bu PE ONE Don\u2019t Die in The Mende * Rough on Rats.\u201d Clears out rata, mice, Examined and treatment refused during ihe end ag i microns Tio Tenis of throat oF lang trouble who could be cared if MONTREAL THURSDAY.MAY 81.1885 people mo CET x J tenement, 40 8h tashod.Apply at House \u2018Digging Dusty Diawmends, : xp, Md.\u2014The Daily News pab- , this: Among miners and the ly, the greatest faith exists az to the pain-curing power of 8t.Jacobs Oil.A Xriitor.\u2014Fare (noticing the decoration) : htso you belong to the Bine Ribbon Army 1\u201d &Cabby: «Yes, sir, I wear the ribbon.It ; gen\"lemen to temp\u2019 me with a drink, whith I generally acoep\u2019s air 1\u201d :* & Proof of Efficacy.\u2014All those who have wel Dr.Sey's Remedy to fight indigestion, Land constipation, always like to have some !disposition, amd, moreover, recommend friends and acquaintances.Sold by $1 a bottie.Ea .Ok, What ACsugu! Will Jou heed the warning.The signal perhaps of thez : approach of that more po vr ag sumption.Ask yourselves if you oan afford for the sake of saving 5Qe., to run the risk and do nothing forit, Wo know from experienes that Shilob's Cure v your Oough.It never fails.Thisexplains wliy more than a million bottles were sold last year.It relieves Crop and Whooping Cough at once, Mothers, donot be without it.Bold y Laviolette & Nelson, 209 Notre Dame st., and B.B.McGale.Riviere, Leuis N.Beaudry; Et.Blisabeth, 8t.| ¢ 4 N.H.Downs\u2019 Elixir will relieve Asthma.5 Specific Axticles AAPANAAANAAAN AAA OAL OIL, DRAIN PIPES, Books, Clay, White Pressed NER, 444: Craig strect.Ty Imate manship, si reduced at shoriest notices.ms 109 x (CARPET FELT, for putting un- .Keeps out moths, and lasts for tea |- per yard.Free 30 any part of the city BENNET & 60.Wholezalo Stationers, 463 St, Paul street.NGLISH IRON BEDSTEALS, Table Cutlery, Poles.JAMES W.HANNAH Poter Streets.1003 AT CHEAP SALE of bx- oes, consisting of Ladies\u2019 and and # work- toorder Custom work .DOUGLAS, 1314 8s.Catherine a lan Floral Rare corner Germain etroëts, Se Heart R SALK\u2014An open landau Ago: almost now.To be seem at No.01 St.; 126-3 INATED PRESENTA mely oxocutoë by Edwa handso: Cox,t14 3t Francois Navior stront, Mon in all ite branches.Address and dnd prices 16useod NIFTED CARPET LINING = AND STAIR, PADS, for economy and best 1 RAE ree Henry Morgan & Co.Major Nagle, Halifax; threo sorvasts of the BF IRTS a8 song as wita for wire and other springs, to pro- sala asseg and oy Lhos Mi 1504 SHIRTS.SHIRTS \u2014 ¥IT.Madeto order.J.B.LAVLAMME late @ Eemp & Co.Z4u st.James strest.1572 HOW-CASES\u2014W.Millichamp _ ond or a un LLB A SO le street, East, Toronto, Ont.100a SCIENCE OF LIFE; OR SRLF-PRESERVATION, a medical work for every ernie: alldiscasos.or ol.1 INDOW CORNICES and N bad voit Pictures 4 tuvalusble pro- U4 | t dosigns.in ail its branches.Char- at HUPK'S, 36% & 40 Bleury st, tis IRE ROPL.-\u2014Best Brands of - Charcoal Iron, Bossemer, Slemens, Martin and by B.GREENING & 3 ox Suic.SALE \u201cRare splendid ES SALE \u2014 Kare cree id choloost and of any kind Sticky Nervous, Bi souse res Pitt on receipt of stamp, Mansion ny © | | this paper.OK SALE CHEAP \u2014 À 5-ton Aawl Rigged Yacht.Address \u201cYacht,\u201d STAR offica.1258 SALE\u2014A Carving Tabl double range.236 Notre Dame st.133 KR SALE\u2014One * Armstrong camp bed, cheap, quite new.Apply * Rasy, OR SALE\u2014An assorted lot of sper Chases, made of .B.Mars > » Sram 108 tt on, raz office.102t4 3@dauted to Farchase, ABE, LADYRS XND A \u201c gouts\u2019 Gast off clothing and.furniture.N.B.\u2014 Sralted upon at thelr residence.Address onc to Lend.NEY TO LOAN, ADDRESS MONEY TO LOAN.to loan), at 6 per cond, on firsh-class morigage.city and country properties for sale an liberal Aron- 116 12 125 H.M.PERRAULT, 69 St, Erancots Xavier et.à Wélanted to Morroi.AN \u2014 ° TTOW, ON t 6 per dant: Add Don Drawer 3150, Gye: 125 tf edictue.\u20ac, hon Sb seal OMS © with modern R MS\u2014 One double and one oars Bo.Sapper Fig WE oe 0 LET\u2014 Possession immedisate- 3 ailin and cleaned, with da and VA TEE \u2019 good tonaut oO LET FUR able Apply wo es Rn street .NISHED- A desir- Georges\u2019 Church.cal Estate agent, TéZ Bt.Jamon 0 LT \u2014 First-class furnished mse, 5 minutes\u2019 walk from Post Office.A \u2018258 and 290 Notre Lame et.1° O LET\u2014House on Upper La- chine Road, 5 mtfutes\u2019 walk from FT Balloay Track.GIROUX, GU] Bt Joseph st.mo LET \u2014 at Mrs Pu, Ladies\u2019 Doctress, 498 IT Houses at La-|® LA ak a > ROOMS \u2014 Furnished, 236 Notre Dame.1226 to fenecal, adieux Co.113 15 Stores, &c, to Let.WAREHOUSE TO LET.INNKDIATE POSSESSION.Store No.a2 Se.Paul Street, suitable RYO MS\u2014Two well furnished Rent $700 to next May, without Taxes.EDWARD EVANS, Accountant, 215 St.James Street.ROE 10 LET\u2014Comiortabl Moous O MS\u2014 Furnished.at 27 Tr street.126 8 single room with board, at 46 %.street Longueuil, tu private family where there are only th i walk from the boat.Yes 3, Sve ] OOMS-\u2014-Unfurnished for Ladies only, at 211° &.MROOMS3\u2014Two iurnished or unfurnished rooms, at 3 Beaver Hall Square.126 3 ROUMS- furnished.for gentlemen.76 1287 Drummond st.near Windsor OOM\u2014Nicely- furnished front room, bath, &c., samo fiat, cxoellemt locality.14 Piateau street, 1265 PR, COM\u2014Fuarnished.for gentle- 1262 mon, in private family, 130 84 George OOMS-With good attendance board for ladies during thelr Confizement, on Cats 1 rooms vacant, bath, ta 80 Mansfield stroct J ROOMS\u2014Comiortably tarnish- od bedroom, with bath sad W.CO; uso of pag to ontor two gentiémen.110 £1.Urbain st.ROOM Large front room, with Reo 3 \u2014 Furnished or unfur- ælahed.Address *C 2215,\" Svan office.1383 rooms, at 148 Poel st, near the Winé HEAP STORAG ire, Lee PE Se 8 BUS Agent.TO RENT.\u2018Warehouse 98 and 93 St Poter street.At raham, sarber, Warmer & Coton in the city for Wholesale Dry Goods or Apply on premises.O LET\u2014Stabling for 5 horses.126 2 Apply to 8 Beaver Hall ; 125 3 OOMS \u2014 Furnished, without board.45 McGill College Aveane.130 29 OOMS ANU BOARD\u2014With -& good attendance for ladies during ment.Mrs.Scarls, ladies\u2019 doctress.34 8.M ue street.PR COM3-Handsome and ele ant- Apply TO LEl \u2014 A nicely furnished 1y fi with or wi hee ay, (Bout board, BST dat 126 3 Soara._ OAR ACANCIES Fine rooms, good board.SS 58.Denis st 125 7 Exopexty Lox sale.se (ANADIAN LAND ADVER- W.J.FENTUN & 00, FOR SALE\u2014Property 8t.Josoph street.Por part DUCLOS, Dlacxsmish, 179 Murray street 4 OR SALE\u2014FRESH GRAINS, at REIXHARDT'S BREWERY, German st, MOR SALK\u2014Victoria Phaeton, Family Beckaway and » Lin good condition.{OR SALE\u2014Nice Piano.a geod instrument cheap, cely 983.ywTence street.2 LE.\u2014 Good Piano, for| only $40, im good order.12119 Vitre 196 3 R JU: RENT\u2014 HOR, SALE O PALIFIC, The Boston Clothing.Hose, J.CRADSCK SIMPSON, 101 Bt.James Street.R SALE or TO LET for vemside use, plaasantly sit beach.\u201cTerms resrénabdle.Apply to G.Bland, 347 Notre Dame street.122 7 LOCK ISLAND, R.L View Hotel.Fifteen mile: water bathing, bass and blue fishing, accomm rooms an olectrio bell 400 sai sea, surf and sult ball and theatrical boarders, submarine er, ies price.Send for ill\u2019àd hand book.©.MARDEN, AKE MEMPHREMAGOG.THE OWL8 HKAD \u201c NOUNTAIN EOUSE \"\u201d n June 1st for tho accommodation of guseis.The new and commodious, aud fitted with all the circular references, ai South Eastern 2034 Bi James tt., Montreal, and by addresal .ELDER & HOPKINS, Owts Head \u201cMountain House,\u201d Newport, Vi Prolessional, MES.GARRIGAN, LADIES hae à her ent for Ladies during their confinem If preferred, ladies\u2019 attended moderats charges.OTICK a8 Nutter, A GOODRICH, Attorney-at- « di Mates, C D.EDWARDS \\MANUFACTEREE O7 \u2018 FIRE-PROOF- SAFES, .FISHING TACKLE, DR.SEY'S REMEDY.-_\u2014 JEAMsAY.DODS & 09, OARKD AND RUOMS-\u2014Furnish- ed for Family or Genticmen, near the Lake and Depot, top of the Adolphe Benoit, St Bru- natu.1 2533 BOARD\u2014Good board and nica rooms, $3.50 à week, 85 SL Lawrence st.1266 BlARO\u2014A few boarders can*be acocenmodated at No.248 Richmond et.196 2 BUARD Vacancies for regular or transient boarders.89 Cathedral 1236 B O A R D-\u2014-Front room with suitable for married couple without cM) drm at tot Uuton evente.418 ww acd Ullanted, SN, fes vouns ales WANIED Dy?joung ladles fa { ef Post office; terms moderate.\u201cLP.\u201d Sran office.135 3 N @lothiug.DORSED BY THR: PUBIIUQ ra étre 0 AND THE Us ATLANTIC #9: PRESS, 4 te r> 41 & & BT.JOSEPH STREET, Is the Best, thy.mos: Reliable, and the Cheapest place ~~, FO BUY CLOTHING, Either Roady-made er to Grder, for Men & Boys of all aises.Yours traly, \u201d \u201cTHB BOSTON.» Saktug Mowder.Silver Medais awarded at Toronto, 188?, Montreal, 1983 smd First Prizes whasever exhibited.THE COOK\u2019S FRIEND BAKING POWDKR Is the best and most economsical tn use.Mo unwhols- some ingrediont is admitisd tu its composition, amd each matorie) used ts the best that money can pecoure.Buy only the geoulne \u201cCOOK'8 FRIEND.» Any visiation from, or addition to, this name is not genuine ShexnxzXins.: Lindall, Commander, oan 10 saft from ihe Saloon, Muss Boom, and Smo Bom, an amidshipe.where bot Eis moon nai ges the Bteumer is luxnrionsly ft Peut ; thd SR.\u201c Damel,\u201d Stetnman, from Antwerp for Montiel, on or about the let June.Regular sommunication between Conade aisé - plogaiar manthly communication Letwresa Coats sid | stoacnais sugpetiol bereaftor.; , Ap Pa ee Deal © ee commodation fer Unable, 5e LISE item eter pasnsmn or or cher partealien, STRINMAXN & LUDWIH, - PRICE ONE CENT.Situations Vacant, Tinéimitht Apply to THE MONTREAL § TO HARNESS MAKERS Shore MAR a RE SO nds Rk hae WANTED.A first-cinsn rcifablo Cutter, Custom Departineng of the Moston tug Store.Ono th te thoright man.Apply, between 9 and 10, BOSTON CLOTHIXG $ WANTED, AN APPREKTICF.TO LEARN COLLAR CUTTING AJM SINS ACO, * 29, 31 and 873 St.Petor stress.od Cook.Une: ao a Meg ousand dollars a Feu JTANTED\u2014A go will t to th 3860 Peol fr?ators ele Fat ANTEX GENERAL SERVANT FOB won.Apply at 1iy st.Andre st.ANThkD\u2014A GODD SALESMAN E Dress Jepartment of à Retail Lry Goods Ontario.Address, i salary oxpectei, P.G.Box Luu ANTED\u2014A GENSRAL SERKVANT AND huree girl.App'y 271 University st.TED\u2014A NURSE, MONT BE ABLE plain sewlag and bo well rocomme: ply 3 Lorne Crsacent.VV ANIEU A OVD COLK pertenced nnrse (Protgstant Joung children; references ulrgd.19: ANTED \u2014 À PIHST for a (amily of two.ln 009 ANTED\u2014SMART marker, at the now Bowlin 1 enyîtah preferred; good ADY HAN, SIN QUININE } Ets most nouriahing preparation éonibined with excellent dontes.WHA QUININE end SOL ons, 1% $s the most snessmsful tho elemants for tbe regenenation « ist, General Agent, 102 Richelion Strest, Paris, ANGE DROGGISTS OP: FRANCE AXO SORMEUN LANDE.EXACT 222 AROUD, noue The Presidentofthe New York Life Ins.Co.says: 1 suffered every morni for years headaches.Dn, Scotts Erxormic Pros relieves them at once.heartily recommend it Domestic Sswing Machine Co., N.Y.Dn.SOOTT'S ELECTRIC HarR BRUSE has abeo-| iutely cured my wife of neuralgia, from which she Was a great sufferer for years.HENRY BARTLETT.DR.£00TT\u20198 ELRCTRIO HATR BRUSH has | my falling hair, renewed 1ts growth, and removed q J.F.DAVIS, Sag Harbor, M.Y.Rev.Dr.Bridgeman says: Da.Scot's Erxcraic Brush a thick ns made « Roar utte equal to that 1 had before its all out Îrer this remarkable result | purchased ope lor m; wife, who.has fe a great sufferer frow head ache.it never to cure ber in à few minutes Every mall brings similar letters free al parts of the bountry \u2014_\u2014 A BEAUTIFUL BRUSH.| Lt you cannut get it at your druggists, ou $3.00 to LYMAN, SONS & OO, Whetesale D gista, Montreal, and it will be prompuly mail postpaid.Clube efsiz Brushes sot fer $15.00, postpaid.DE.SCOTP8 ELBCTRIO BRUSH CURE?| REBUNATISN.SCIATICA, LUMEAGO, NERVOUS DEBILITY, IMPAIRED GLA- CULATION AND MALARIAL LAME.BESS, CSRD SITA BS 45 A DRY LESH BRUGES OR 48 à BATH BRUSH PRICE, 62.00.Dn Seott\u2019s Elestrie Corset for Ladies, price $3.Dr.Sostt\u2019s Elestrie Girdle fes Goota, price $3.Sent postpaid en sessipt ef prise.State size required.seed SNARE IE IS A SURE CURE for all disnases nf the Kidneys and Malana.site ae are bilious.dyspeptio.Wors will surcly relieve and quickly eure, In the Brring tocloenss the System, $VRy ome should ako » thorough course ot it, g! i+ SOLDBY DRUCGISTS.Price £ TA ALE THR PRENIX ELECTRICAL COMPANY FOR CANADA, \u2014MANUFACTUREES OP ELEOTRIC LIGHT APPARATUS, Under patents of J.4 L CEAIG, KR.WHITNEY J.A.L CRAIG, Manager of Constractton au 1 Klectel ct an Caundian Office and Factory.473 te 481 st.James street west.Montreal à M WHITNEY, Business Manager.Complete Valtaic Are and Incandescent lighting from ay and st + The Apparstus manufactured by this Compemy, for Electric lighting, is unsurpassed for quality and steadi- pess of light produced, and for economy of driving power and entire absenos of danger.L\u2019arties desirous of usine the lijht are requested to communicate full particulars regarding buildings or localities, and sizes of rooms or areas fo be illuminated, with statement ne to available power, &c Prioes Furnished on Application.TEUNTEES: BE W.MCCLAVE, Eng.(of B.W, MeClave À Co), New York.WM.A.PARKE, Ev3.(of Wm.A.Parke & Co.), New York H Y.BURROUGE af Export Lamber Mew York and trial, Oo, Lb) FRED.B.FIAKR, Euq.(of Weston & Flss], New York FRANKLIN H.SMITH, Esy of New York HEOTOR D.MACKEY, Esq.of New York, \u2018 THOMAS H.WAGBYAFP, Esq.of New York New York Ofles\u2014143 PEARL STREET.GA S CHANTED ol Interest \u20ac cents No commissions hs Forms of appl on o be had Fo WG.3 ATES Secretary., OF Hon.Treasures, 8 bod of Ottawa having déokiod in favor levy special amsessmonuts for tus WOTICK is heruby such assesaunent that City Treasurer.119 9 Water Works Department HAND HOSE.PUBLIC NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN, that any person who desires to use > band hose in connection with the city water supply.is bound to obtain every year a permit w that effect, and to pay in advance the rate (3.0) imposed by law, under a severe penalty, and that all ;.ersons found using any such hose without having paid the said rate, shall prosecuted according to law.order) (By order) LOUIS LESAGE, Supt.of W.W, uw 123 3 Montreal, Z0thb May, 1883.DOGS.DOGS.PUBLIC NOTICR is hereby given that, accourding to Law, every uwner or keeper of a Dog this city 1s held, umler snvere penalty, to have it reyi-tered, numbered and Wosneed at the Uftice uf tho Chief of Pultoa.and to provide the BR a aotuy mvalle Frater wtih bid metallic fastening, a eircular m! \u20ac plate, number of license, &o., bed thereon, to be had at the sal | Office of the Chief of Police.All Dogs found running at large after the First of July next, not licensed or collared as aforesaid, shall bu killed or destroyed.Licensed logs found in the streets unaccompanied by their owner.may be taken up and impounded.By order, CHS.GLACKXEYER, .City Clerk.Orry CLERK'S OPFPICR, 1 Montreal, 30th May, 1883.126 3 MILK.MILK license to that effect, and paid ee ef UNE DOLLAR therefor: which sald liconse must be roue wed every eon! \\ e or diluted Ir aduitersted, unwbolesom uy a fine of Twenty Dollars, or an im pri- somment of thirty days for each offence.(By order,) SMEYER Cus.GLAC City Clerk.Crry gramme orrice, cry LL, Montreal, 30th Jlay, 1883.WANTS OF THE PRESENT DAY.Wants aro various, some people's wants are quite different to that of others, all will agree, however, that clothing for Children, Men and.Boys, 1s where can is an absolute necossity, and the question money be spent to the best advantage in the purchase of ghoeo requisite articles?Now for the information of those who have Dot already called on us we say go J.@ KENNEDY & CO, the noted Clothiers, Et.Lawrence street, there you will find an immense and most superior stock to select frum at prices to suit the most economical.IV YOU WANT a real good Business Suit made from first-class materials, good fitting, pro\u201d perly finished, sod at a moderate price, go to J.G.KENNEDY & CO.IP YOU WANT a superior Walking 8uit, mado from new Angolas and French Berge, thoroughly woll finished, and the price fully 30 per oont below all others, go to J.G.KEN- KEDYa& CO, St.Lawrence street Ir YOU WANT a superior Dress Bult, made from the finest of Westof England Broadcloth and French Sofge, made in every respect eynai to the best custom-made sufls, go to J.G.KENNEDY & CO, St.Lawrence stroot.IF YOU WANT s Traveliing Suit, made of the fines Yacht Cloth, navy blue shade, neatly got up, aml at an exceptionally low rice, go to J.G.KENXEDY & CO, tt \u2014\u2014 = wrenos strect JF YOU WANT Boys\u2019 or Children's Salts don't fall wo all ou J.G.KENNEDY à CO.they kecp the largest, most varied and complete stock of Ciothing for Ofildren, Heys and Youths in town, and the prices will be found to be within the reach of all.J.6.KENNEDY & CO., Merchant Tailors and Juvenile Clothiers, 31 aud 38 AT.LAWRENCE STREET.125>%3e0d 126 3 DYSPEPSIA, Liver Complaint, | psy, Chronic Diarrhea, Nervous: ons, Boils, Humours, Female Compiaints, and all diseases originating in a BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD OR ACCOMPANIED BY DEBILITY OR A LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM ARE CURED BY PERUVIAN SYRUP.- A CASE OF DYRPEPSIA.\u2018 BaLLIMAPAD, Wellington Co, Ont .December T, 1852 Gentlemen, \u20141 have suffered from Dyspepsia and General Debliity of the system à number of years ited tho leading Phys tn this v y.and tried a grest many different kinds of medicines, but steadiy grew worse.A friend alvised me to use PRRUVIAN SYRUP.Idi eo, and the first does did me good.Four botiles have eampletely ourod me.T tray MIt8 JANE MAITLAND.From R.A.HARRISON, Dunavills, Ont.\u201cPERUVIAN SYRUP ts, without deubt, an excellent medicine.\u201d The Goctors prescribe it here for low, weak onetite tsa.\u201d a .From RB.B.PHILLIPS, Selkirk, Ont.#1 have ased PERUVIAN SYRUP myself and consider it a safe and weliable tenis in ones of Dyspepsia and PIANUS TO RENT.' Several Uprights dnd Squares.DESOUCHE & ATWATER, \u2018 TEMPORARY : TORR, 1308 ST.CATHERINE STRERT, Opposite Zagiléh Cathedial.1946 RON WINE 2 AT Te pe BLAIR\u2019S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR GOUT AND RHEUMATISM.Ç \u2014\u2014\u2014 ame .: be excruciating pain Jy yuickly relieved sad cured fn à êrw daye by this calebrated Medicine.Thess PHI TUONO 0 aT THE Rad, 110 TO TBD Weds wLt The cliveer stich eB vita) part 3 gerty's, Cc insichers bave autl.orterd tbe nome anû oCéram és \u201chomes à soul, Su.pred Tiana, Loodes ve pressed upon the : bold by all Chomists and cdx : : Cc stamp afixed to each box Of giunine motiotte, - Praggiess hous Canada, | \u2018 VHOLERALE BY LYMAN, SONS & 09.Moutre = A.: Sd SPIO that seve many on prevent cases out of tous es by well.SEILER.General Doblitty.\" From JNO.RB KESYELL à CO, Waterford, Ont.\u201cWe can say, without hesitancy.that PERUVIAN SYRUP has given universal satisfaction.\u201d Prom W.H.GILPIX, 8¢ Mary's, Out.#)y sustomers say PERUVIAN SYEUP is a fine fonds, and 1 take » gross Seal of pleasure in recommend me # to sil who require a good strengthemer of the blood, ce & balider up of general baaHh\u201d.\u2018From JAMES A.KENNEDTY Londen, Ont.\u201c1 have need PERUVIAN \u2018YRUP snd can recommend ft to all ouffertng from Dyspepsia, 40.\" Sold by all Druggiste.: The Great Piano of America and New York papers have full sccounts M ee A ne wider \u2018he Weber Plano ts making mony thé clasces in the Unfind States 3% unparaiisisd by shanufscturer Ameria.Nearly all the musieians and vocalists use only hes pianos and concert balls asd opera house are aw with Mr.Haury KB.Abbey has just tbe Grand Pianos for the new Fonse at New 110 8 Zaw 1 thy car hw have the are asl ve musical taste them, the means to grat- tty that taste\u2014Aibant, N of stand \"TE Sa IIE.Bottles snd for tmaediase RUTILES! BOTTLES Rea Pow Plaec Go.are the agents in Montseal.1268 SIEA M YAC HT For Sale.acht ad 7 feet, draugh a foot; engine deb.- aptes at Ra pe sisant 16 boree powar: spoed about 10 miles an pat ao a resp »e GOWDEY, 115 a 235 Bi.James Bt LARGE SALE OF HOUSE- bold Purniture, Eto Bedroo Parior Sots, Carpota, Micloth, oies Plano, 2 &c., will be held 1a our Rooma, Ko.245 6t James strest, Um Friday, 13: Juae, at 10 o'closk.BHAW & GOWDHEY.Auctionse \u2014The Loan 123 « ALE OF OIL PAINTINGS\u2014 60 of Mr.LOEMAN\u2019s PAINTINGS will be sold by Auction, at our Rooms, st.James street, Saturday Afternoon mexs, 3nd : As 2.50 PM SHAW & GOWDEY, 128 A UCLION SALE of Valuable buoka beluuging w two edtates, at our rooms, St.James strout, pren ur 735 nonday next, 4th Jun and following day.The oullectian com Ta two splca- did sets or.gina: Abbotsford edittous Waverley novels, morocco and ealf binding (now very scarce); Car ries worka 23 ols orks o Heldiag, Gouthe, Webe- + s er Tales, axmi vante, Conquest of Canada and the Abbe Dowmenock\u2019s, wer 's Howe, Hail's Travels.works on M civil Enguiocring, Architectural books, Flaies and Maps, New York Graphic (bound) Atlases, Theological wor, &c., the wholu formiug a sp d collection, many in the most costly style of binding.Catalogues will be reedy and books on view Suturday aflernoom.SALE EACH DAY AT Ÿ U'CLOCK.BMHAW & GOWDEY, 125 Auctiuneers.pet NT CLAIRE-The detached Villa Resuience, cor.of St John\u2019s Koad.Amd the Building Lois at Leacunstisld, situated on the water's Ske.will be S0id by Aucdun, at our Rooms, bt.Janes MONUAY, 4th JUNE, at 11 o'clock.SHAW & GOWDEY, Al June, 123 HARDWARE AND CUTLERY LABGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT.*alo at our Rooms, WEDNESDAY next, Gth JUNE, Sals at RLEVEN o'clock.SHAW & GOWDEY.Auctionsers.126 \u2019 W.H.Arnton\u2019s zales ONTINUATION SALE OF LUUBER, by order of MESSRS HRNDERSO BROS.will take pluce at their yard, n WILLIAM Si EET, FIRST WEEK IN JUNE, when the baiance of the stock, cunsisting of about 1,500,000 teet, will be sold, without rescfice, in low to buit purchasers.The stock comprises Ni, 3,1, 1%, 13g, © and 3 inch Pine, spruce, Hem:ock, Basswood and Hardweod Lumber, Deals and Plank; large assortment of Prepared Lumber of all descriptions and sizes, alse Pine and Spruce tcantling, Pime Lath, Pine and Spruce Furring, Batiens, Box Lumber, Sawn uliding Ttmber, in Pine, Spruce and Hemlock, of vart- % dimensions, Round Cedar fides, Posts and sue ot various dimensions, Flat avd Houny Floats, &c., BALE AT TEN O'CLOCK.WH.M.ARNTON, $I During the weok Mr.Anton will be iu atieadance atthe yard, and will dispose of stock at auction prices a AB.Stewart & Sons sales Sa LE OF PROPERTY, Belonging to Estate Late ALEX.ROSE, Lsq.We are instructed by the Executors ot the above estate to seli by auction, at our Booma ! \u2018No.83 ST.JAMKS BTREET, ON FRIDAY, Ist JUNE NEXT, The following properties.FIVE LOTS, being subdivision of Cad.Ni Louis Wani, forming the corner of Laganchoters oa German sta.TW& 2-STORY BRICK \u2018HOUSES and outballdtngs, Noe Ul and Y$ German st, Woll rentod.TWO1Y-STORY BRICK COTTAGKS and outbofldings, Nos.33i and 383 Dorchester st.8139 of lot JUx 50.Titlo perfock Terms and conditions made known at time of sale.Sale at ELEVEN o'cloek.A.B.STEWART & SON, 124 5 Auctioncers.M.Hicks and Cos.Sales.DRY GOODS, SMALLWARES, PAKRCY GOODS, &c., dc.Large Jobl-Ing Sale at our Rooms, No.8% »T.JAMES NAREET, ou FRIDAY Afltermnson, ist June, Lace Curtains, White Qniits, Towels, Buttons, Dress Groda, Liuiugu, Lad:cs' Straw ats, 8c, &0.In lots to mit.fale at TWO o'clock A.B.NIEWART & SON, 126 3 Auctioncers.FU 'SHLY ATTRACTIVE SALE Or TiI[& Balance W'estern Consigaments, by Action, On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Ist JUNE, At amr rooms, 447 and 449 Notre Dame street, consist tour of MP.and Plats Top Bedroom Suites, Dra aud Parlor Suites, l'isin and M.T.Sideboards.Kxten- won lining Tables.Oentre Tabies, Leather Covered Chairs, Hall Stands, Hair, Wool and \u201cWire Mattresses, Wardrobes, Sofas, Lounges, Rasy Chairs, Cans and Perforated SALB AT TWO O°CLOCK.MN.HICK + & CO.124 Auoti SALE OF NICK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS.On Friday Morning, June 2st, The Subscribers are instracted by the , Who is leaving the city, to sell without reserve ab th .NO.140 LUSIGNAN STREET, \u2018The whole of the Household Furniture snd Effects, cousisting In part :\u2014Raw silk Parlor Suite, M.T.Centre Table, Whataot, Pictares, Urname; pd nts, Lace Curtains, ngs, nice ts (new), Dedfoocy Baite, Lounge, Hair Cioth Bofa an Caan Ciogl .XY.Singer fewinz Machine, Bideboard, Rxtension I\u2019 Table and Chairs, Chinaware, (rocker, Cutlery, Refrigerator, Qurney\u2019s Hall and Cook Stove No.9, Fairbanks\u2019 toalea, and General Kitchen Utensils \" eo 00, a N.Y.Top 1\" , * Brewsters.\u201d Quebec; Wag- gone, single \u2018Harness, Lot of Lumbar, Firewood, Garden cols, 4c, &o.SALE AT TEN O'CLOCK.M.HACKS & Ce.Auctionsers.195 A.Bourbonniera's Sales.SALE OF BUILDING MATRRIAL BY AUOTION.~~ 3 CSS Ce) \u2018WHI be cod by Public Auction and separately, on the premises, ai 10 o'clock, a.m., où MONDAY, the 4th of JUNE next.all the Building Materials now sianding om the properties recently acquired by eapropriation for the opening of Mignonne Brest, from Coiborne Avenue.te Parthenais street.: \u2018The removal of ths materials wilt have $0 be done immediately.(By exdcr,) J.CHS.GQLACKNIEYER, Oty Clark.A.BOURBOANIERE.Avstioneer.Crrx WALL, M » Zoe May, 1084 } 1203 ENVELOPES! ENVELOPES I\\ ENVE.oPRS.100 DIFEERENT KINDS, | FROM 700T3.PER M.UPWARD: Call and Inspect Stock.JOSEPH FORTIER, Manufacturing Stationer \u201c 526 St.Samges St, Montreal Q ood BILLIARDS AND POOL TABLES, AU st also 8 compieles assortrasns of Biltiard fuswieh- ra Rullard Tables repaired sad sitered ; ali work goarmmtesd Art class.M.; 110m IiNas@ manateciaser, SOM deta of l 199 OADIEUX ST.VERY NEAT COTTAGE by austion at my room, on Frjday.Ist June.AT ELEVEN O'CLUOK À splendid chance to bay a modinm-priced house tu a pisesaut street.THORAS J.POTTER, 133 Auctioneer.],ACHUTE LACHUTE Impertant Auction Sale of 58 Town Lots, on the \u201c BURHOUGHS\" PROPERTY, WITHOUT HK- SERVE Spiendid opportunily to buy chiolce sites io this thriving aud beautitui sown.Tho salo will be Leld ua \u2018the grouud.at La-hute, on tarday, June 2, at Elovey o\u2019elock.The lots ars well situated for any bullding purposes, honses, stores, ries, 0, ieing in tbe towu proper.Lachute, owing to its ua,ninoœuns water power and natural advantages, which have barn and are still boing taken avantage of by enterprising caplialists avd man f: 1 idly rising ss a pruspérous mauufactur- ing and commaorcial œutrs.The splondi]l paper miits of J.C.Wilson & (0.the rope walk, saw mids, woul en wills, facturios, &c., aircady built, have oreatd great demand for dwciling bourses Thore are no houses to let, and every hotel an : boarding-house 1s full.There are five well built s'hurches, (ourt House, Ho- gtstry OMca.âc, good Stores and Hotels, fine private a ac.the North Hiver, coming severa® hun- dre.miles, runs through | achute, affording a water sufficient for & wanufacturing wn of ten times its present size.There ia an abundant, never faillug supply of pure drinking water turntshed from the Mouutaiu Lakes which 18 carri>d to each HOUSE by proprr pipes at a ver small expense.Lachute possesscs rood Educational advantages has an Academy afhliated with Mctitll College.As a beautiful and convenient 2UMMER RESORT for Mcutrealers, it effcrs many special atiractions fur familios to enjoy a long s~a~oh.It is ouly about an hour's pleasant ride in the palatial cars of the Canadian Pacific BR.K.The lots zre x10 each, as per plans at my office.\u2018Terms of sale, y cash, baianos tu 3 annual payments at) per cent.No charge for the deeds.NO REBRLVE, THOS.J.POTTER, Auctioneer.ESTATE OF THE LATA HENRY JUDAH, Esq.SALE OF THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FTEIN- WAY PIANO, VLALUABLK O!L P-INTINGS AND FTATUAKY, SULID SILVER AND PLAT WARE, 122 CLD CHINA, LaRAB COLLECTION OF BOOKS.INCL.UDING VALUABLE LEGAL WORKX, dc, \\L-0 CAIRIAGES SLEIGHS, HARNESS, ROLES, WINES, &c.de, AND A QUANTITY OF LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL The Subscriber is lustructed by the Executor lo sell at \u201cLe Bocage,\u201d 1722 DORCULS IER ST: BET WE-T, on Tuesday, 3th June, nt Ten o'clock, tho whole of the Furniture and Effects.IN PARLORS\u2014Eplondid \u201cSteinway\u201d Pianoforte, 4 RP.Mirrors, Lrawingrooin Fuites, righ Crysial and Lirass Gasaliery, Fancy Chars, Glit Tabies and Erackets, \u2018entre and Card Tables, sottees, Cabinets, Cornices, Curtala Crnamen fine Clocks, Vases, t'arpets, &c., LARU NUMBER OF VALUABLE ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS, MAR LR ~JATUARY.(ln l'arlors, Library and Smokingroom, &c) BOUDOLR\u2014Rich hand-worked Carpet (ons patteru), fofaa, Crystal Gasalier.Fancy Chairs, Bottees, Mirror, theepssin Rug, larg: Cabinet, 2 Japanese Tabies, &c.LIBRARY and SMOKIR«G RUOXM Furniture\u2014seteral Book Case about 1,000 Volumes Books, Office Desk and Chalrs, Realing (asaiters, Lamps, Oak Table, Set- toes, Bronzes, Statuary, &c DINING ROOM\u2014Mahogany Bideboard, two large Oval Top siirrors (in recesses), Leather Seat Chairs, New Car- wt, RARE OIL PINTING Fine Old China, Plated are, Cutlery, Glass, hronzo Gasailer, Solid Stcriisg Bi.ver, #0, Mshozauy Criffouniere, 8c BEDROOMS ANU DRESSING ROOMS\u2014Numercus \u2018Walnui and other Bedroom ets, with Marble Tops, several Choval siasses, Carpets, Gasailers, Toliet Ware, fin- eat quality Mattrasses and lillows, Bisnkels, Sheets, &c., in quantity, contents cf Servants\u2019 Rooms, Kitchen, Lauudry, &c.Contents of WINR CELLARS.CUACH HOUSE YARD AND STABLES- Carriages, Quebec Wi Hugyy.Cariole, Market ~leighs, Tilbury, 3 sets \u201cMingle Harness, 2 »addles, 1 Lady's alae, Stable and garden implementa, &c.AT CARPENTER 8H P AND LUMBER YARD\u2014Be- twesn ruiford and Canning streets, awd on * anni t.opposite Coursel, a lot of LUMBER acd BUILUING MATHRIAL Everything on view SATURDAY aftermoon, 2nd June.THO46.J.POTTER, Auctioneer.\u2014ALSQ, \u2014 Yor nbove estate will be sold on MED EIPAT, stp e JURE, at 'a m., ai the 1ate offico of deceased, Place d\u2019Armes, a quantity of Office Furniture, &c.138 THO .J.POTVER.Auctioneer.CRAIC STREET, North 8kie, Nearly Opposite PLACE d'ARMES HILL.Valuable and Central Pr.» +7 brlonging to Estate of the late IXX TUR 8 B.BCU MIUT.Splendid site for a wholcsaie tto-8 or manufactory.Tue subeuriuer will soil, without reserve, at his room, on WEDLBNISDAY, 6th JUNE, tho large anil very substantially bafit cut stone front balld ay, With brick «xtension and stone outvuudings, Ko.539 LRAIG ST.\u2018ihe house is 30 1 Uxbz ft.7; ex- tenskum 40 x 15; store-house In rear, 50 x 90.The bot Le vOtt.U x 143.The buildings are of the most sub stantial character, and can ca iy be altered for commer- otal purposes.There is material enough to es two first-class stores.The selii mascury, flooring, and cer- penter wurk, roofinu, cc, ta botter than is asualiy seen even ip first-class bujidings, did thorouxh examination tu volilited.Position exoeedingly ventral, close to all the banks, \u201c4.James street Post Offica, French Square.The butidings are ia exocellont couiftion and com gs 000 to when building Was 50 per cent less than 14 fs now.TITLE PERFECT.arty commuicd.$§.- 000 cash, balance to suit purchaser, at Ü per cert.Mo reserve.Baie at ELEVEN o'clock.TILOs.J.POTTED.Auctioneer.NOTICE OF DIVIDEND, In the Matter of J.M.VIGNAULT, of Somerset, Que, 1¥SOLVENTA NOTICE Is hereby given that a first and {inal dividend has been prepared aud will be parable at the Ufiice of Mousars.A.Raciao & 330 54.Paul Street, on or aftr the XIGHTH DAT O+ JLNX KEXS.All claims, dul attested, to bo fyled with the andorsiyner bofote the June ALPHONSE RACINE Ns DESCHAMPS, Trustees.A.Dr Montreal, 25th May, 1834.138 11 NOTICE TO CREDITORS, 123 PUBLIC NOTICB ts hereby given that IRA.I ORAME OF THE VILLAGE OF AULTSVILE, ONT.General Merchant, has made am Amiynment of ali bis Estate Effects Trust to the undersigned for behool of his Creditors.All having claitns against the eral eR i w (1) IN, 0 A .JAM STREXT, MONTREAL, Agent for the Trustees.CHARLFR BAILLIE 1383 JUHN TAYLOR IN THE MATTER OF THEOPNILE MARCOUX, OF CEDARS.KENT & TURCOPTR, Montreal, 20th May, 1883.124 2 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all Partios havi oa the Estate of the late M158 ANNE NeK.w OPE TE , pe Notice to Contractors, roi ,Ç a Eh and ocived at this office until June next inclusive, for the Additions aisd Alterations to Drill Mal), Mentreal.Plans And specifications can be seen si the MUNDAY, the llth day of Department of Public W Ottawa, and at Æhe office of A, Beg.Archiseot ioe ol, \u2018on fi Monda: the ZBth icatant.i and maar Tendare must he made on thé printed forms supplied.Rach temder inust be accompanied the amount which will be forfoited if the y deciine to enter into a contract when called on to on, or if ho fail to complete thy work contracted for.11 the teader be mot accopted tho cheque will be returned, The Le wisi mot be boxad to scospt the lowest or any - By order, .F.MH.ENNIS, Secretary.DEPARTMENT OF Fuamo WORKS, } Ottawa, 23th May, 1882 120 3 ELECTROPLATED WARE, VERY CHUICH GOODS.Spoons and Forks, Warramted Quality MARBLE MANTEL CLOCKS, BROSIRS, DRESSING CASES FANS, BRASS CAND.- LABRA, WRITING SETS.&c, LRMAIRE'S OPERA AND FIELD GLASSBE, Specialities for WEDDING PRESENTS.WHOLBAALE AND RETAIL WATSON & PBLTON, IMPOKTEGS OF ELECTR PLATE AND CUTLERY, 83 St.Sulpice Street.Inspec ca taviteé.© 11a Meetines std Amusements CADEMY MOSIG.A AD HENRY THO.M Gamer.A CARNIVAL OF FUN.À \u2026 Wodmnenday and Thursday, May 29, 80 and 8L Mr.John T, Ra ond, In bis New Flay by J B3SOP and GILL, entitled IN PARA DISE.Under th Plan mow pee casent of BROGKS 4 DICKNOIN | ACADEMY OF MUSIO.GRAND ENTERTAINMENT BY MEMBENE or : The Social and Dramatic Clab of Montreal, Dui ECTED BY MES.BUCKLAXD, MONDAY.JUNE 4th, at KIGIIT PM.IM ALD OF The Sooi:ty of Lecorative Art The charming Comedy in Three Acts: te + Lesson in Love.\u201d MUSIC BY GRUENWALD3 ORCHESTRA.Tickets, 00, No extra charge for Ecserved Bouin.Gallery, \u201cBe.Open on Weduceday Morning, the BUX PLAN will 30th May, at the Academy of Music Box oce es 8 James street ACADEMY OF MUSIC.\u201cOUR BOYS\u201d By Dramatic Membsse of MONTREAL LAWN TENNIS CLUB, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNR tod, Eight o'clock.l'epular Prices.Box plan now vpen at Academy Office.NORDHEIMER'S HALL.THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 31s, 1883, Cominencing ai Eight o'clock.Complimentary ¢oncert te Mrs.Bertram\u2019 Ry her Pupils.Assisted! by Mr.amt Mrs.NRIL a WARNER and Distiuguished Amate Admission.25¢c.Reserved Seats, 50c.ators.1353 PEN N I \u2026 M ONTREAL DISPENSARY\u2014 A special general mee of the ation the Montreal Dispensary will be held at the stitations 155 St Antstne 8 ., on Tuesiay, the 5th June, at 4 clock pm, to receive the resignatiun of One of he attend: physicians and sppotat another tothe vacancy.Ap cations for the position of Attendi I'hysician to the Montreal Dispensary will be received by the undersigned up to the hour of the meeting.J.B, MOCONNERLL, 1247 secretary.BAAK OF MONTREAL.NOTICE is hereby given that a Di , vent upon the paid up Capital soc ae asa hus boen dectared for the eurrent half year, and that the Saino Su be payauls a ha Uanking House in this city and at its Branc on aud afte firm Hane tits | be t Prulay, the day of he Transfer ks will be closed from 31st of May noxt, porn gare (oclasive.the 174 to the \"he Aunual Gener: eeting of the Sharehoi be Leid at the Hank, on Monday, thé 4th day Jus next The chair tc be taken at One o'clogk.By order of the Board, W.J.BUCRANAK, General Mans ger.93 1 Seod 133 7._ Montres), 20th April, 188s.MONTREAL Amateur Athietic Association \u2014 ANN UAL SPRING GAMES, (HANDICAP), ; On montreal Lacrosse Grotinds, SHERBEOUKE B1ERET, SATURDAY.JUNE Sud, a 2.30, WET OR FISE VIOTORIA RIFLES BAND, JAPANESE FIREWORKS.Adm m 26c.Admissta ona.iba.} Bastern Ticket ORR.Pavilion, 50c\u2014 Westarn Ticket Office.Members troc on presentation ef Club Pass at Centre ate.1272 THOS.L PATON, Hon.Bec.DON'T MISS IT! Grand Lacrosse Mateh ; v Montreal), YOUNG SHAMROCKS, {intermeodintc OX BHAMROCK LACROSSE GA IUNDS, SATURDAY, 2nd June, 1883.BALL TO BE FACED AT 3.30 O'CLOCK SHARP.Admission, Zôc to all parts of the grounds.J.E.MONKISSEY, Bou .PLAT RAIN OR SHINR foe.T.A 505 ANT ASSOCIATION OF MONTREAL Gallery of Paintiuyr aod Srulpoure, Fatlliips Squad Open from 10 n.mm.to 8 p.Mm.Admisgion\u2014Nom Members Ud ote.Members Free.FATORDAYS FRER.11 ¥ A NEW FAST TRAIN FOR \u2018NEW YORK CITY, \u2014\u2014:0: CUMMENCING :0:\u2014\u2014- Monday; June 4th.THE NEW YORK EXPRESS Jess: BY TAB: Delaware and Hudson Canal Gs RA will leave Mentreal daily, (exoupt Bendays), et 5.50 pm, arriving in Now York né 7.50 a.u8.D.M.Kendriek, Chas.0.MeFall, CALUANT, MES Taam _12413 HILL'S MANUAL! 1THa WORLD'S GREAT BOOK OF SOCIAL AND BU:INESs FURMS RAS ALREADY LEACHED THE ENORMOUS SALE UF 310,000 Copies in the U.8.and Canadag, THE 37th ADITION Jus oul of pres; com tains (in addition to the \"vast amount of tnformation, )the Constitution for the government of the tan Lominion, Legai Forms tiatisticn] and Reforcnoe Tabi-e, hundreds of forme that combine te makes a Volume À IAUTELY NECKS.#4 RY 10 every resident of the DOMINION, fold only by subaort, ab the 1 Bx.Lng.C1.Bide Backs In Blk.Burnished Rod eee 90.50 3u2.Cl., ide Backs in Pik.end Gold, Of | - Library Leather, Markle Rdzes, ~ = - 18 Pull kus.Leather, Glis wide, Backs and âges, AGENTS WANTED RVALY WHERE.Send stamp for informations send térms, end méation paper.Call on, or address a BAIRD & DILLON, Publishers, t Lakeside Butiding, Chienge, Lil, CA, Mowrunat\u2014810 84 James Street, Boom 190 36s Ready May SJet, The new Rov yu Masion DR.OLAUDIUS, A TRUE STORY.By F.MARION CRAWFORD.Author of = Ma.1saA08.\" 1%mo.ONE DOLLAR.Alss, NOW READY, THE FOURTEENTH THOUSAND OF.MR.ISAACS, By F.RARION CRAWFORD.DOLLAR.\u2014~\u2014a 12mo.OXB \u201cfr.Isnnes \u2018is « work of unnousl ability.© 6 © © fully deserves the Botios Ris sure te attrach.\u2014Lendon rw .MACMILLAN & ©0,, NEW YORK, 1271 AFD ALL BOOKSELLERS A NRW Cigarette, - \u201cSWEET BOQUET.\u201d DELICIOUR MILD and FRAGRANT.A dambty morsel\u2019 Fs for consumers.For sale by all dealers.137 190d 1 KLMONT RETREAT Quebec- The Proprietor of the above In ing vanced iu y fe desirous of taking the view of Footing his successor.chance fne 3 young medisal would by willing 0 cultivate sn anos Institution is.a short 4 ity, dir of about 30 aeres of excellent and, garden au! laws, patients Le \u2014Large, comfo ab ro rooms with board; + Windsor, 14 Ru MS\u2014Nicely Tarnished, ) and coid water.20 Mansfield st RUVMS\u2014Comlortabiy 1 od.01 Cathedral street.B LA kD \u2014 Vacancies, at \u2018OR SALE\u2014Une Glass Partition forofios.Apply 253 8%.Pans st HOR SALE\u2014One good Rly Tit, mori ir framed con 3 Hoat, 18 x 4 foe cover and Apply 233 st ar he Foë SALE\u2014 One Scrip, 160.Houiiaré, Ragiceer, S15 Notre Dame mo J U3I\u2014skye Te Lerrier pup ab abou vista.May SOL teiwecn 0s 7 pose ° ans om.besully rewarded by returning to a the above OST\u2014in the vicinity of Nt Lawrence Main street a Bye Ter Terrie ring eo img to the name of * sy.\u201d Heward to L.Cozh 8182 pacrament street, rir taining her aftor this date wiil bo ANTED\u201410 Borrow.$500 and\u2019 £500 and to lend $1000 on Amir iob.E KOKMANDRAU, Notary, 56 56 ANTED\u2014A small honse or eran 4 rooms), th, Voluulened, family of PE Wal TAN 1 ED\u2014Small Cortana lant ment or thros uufuraished roo: Address stating Bhan thos thon ANT HsU\u2014A esp ONDE MAL 45 u\u2019 Ze WAS TE D\u2014A Hol = Apply to Manager 94.James Cab: AN VIED Small house in the or attend counter ; ; \u201c9 3503,\u201d Bran oie.1373 + Ww ANT ED-BUNCH-MAKERS.Ua, ; Puter £ ANTEL-HY AN PeRIKNOKD CUORÉ a good place in a private family, UDorchegter »t.ply 860 ANTED -GENEXKAL SERVANT, Belmont st Th WARE ED \u2014 A GO INKBAL SE) vant Apply 01 Bk [3 127% GRIND AND POI ANTLEL\u2014A AN TO lsh Lithographie Stomes.Apply to deo es & Cay 109 83.James st.7 WAR, TED\u2014 AGOND GENERA] 3 veferaness.required.Apply \u201clL Avenue.V ANTEL\u2014H 1 À PHONOURAP Tux reader for bal hour each avening 4 \u201cG 2362,\" Stan .ANTED\u2014G ESSMARERS appraatiors.263 Guy \".ANTED\u2014A MAN Rimoeif , annual oral examinations of he Bad ry Schosl.Metcalfe street, sesh paws \u201cthis - morping and was largoiy atiended.chair - was cosnpiod by Hov.Casen Norman, and smeng those present wore Prinoipal Dawson, Rev.Dr, Bteronson, Dr.Itobins, Wm.Lunn, and @ W- phens, M.P.P.we proccodings opeued with the cxamination of the pupils of the third form in Latin by Mr, 3 Twokor, and the mannorin which the most dif- eit passages {rom Cæsar wero transiatod was trûly surpriing.; Thea followed the examination of the Greek .and Euglish Litcratare classes, and it must be said the progress made daring the past year is - very great.The respective teachers «f those elasses, Mr.A.N.Shewao pad Dr.Kelley, are to be cougratulatod on their success in bringing their pupils to such a proficient state.Dr.Howe mext examined Lhe sizth form in mathematics, ench pupil distinguishing himself by the rapidity in which tbe most dificult problems wore correctly solved.; À number of excellent specimons of ponman- ship written by the pupils under tho direction of tho teacher, Mr.A.E.Duncan, M.A., were greatly admired.At the svaclus:on of tho examinations the pupils adjourved to the eentre hall, \u2018where a select programme, cousisting of recitations, was rendered, the scene trora * Julius Cæsar boing inily good.Congratulatory addresses eomplimenting the pupils for the progress they bad made during the past ycar were delivered by Capon Norm:a, Principal Dawsou and others.4 Nor WESTER.The Winds Pinys Lively Pranks in the CH \u2014baux se Dome, Theo ontskirts of some of the Western cyclones | saomod to have reached Mootroal to-day, for an , \u2018'wnusualiy high wind prevailed causing sonsidera- ble damage, sud iu env known cuse injury to ~~ {ite aud\" limb.several vossois lying at tho \u2018wharves broke away from thoir moorings and began to drift down stream.They wore enly secured aftor immense troublo and labor.8 This mporniny xs two men woro working in rear «(3686 St.Antoine street taking down a portion of» brick wall, for the purpose of making a gate, the wind blew tbo scaffolding down and caused a largo stone that formel part ot the coping to fall upon .the logs of one of the wen, badly crushing them.He was taken at unce to tbo Hospital.The fence in front of the old Herald bailding on St.Jamey street was levelled to tho ground tbis moroing.à gentleman walking along Dorchester streot wost had a narrow escape from being struck by a chimney put that was blows duwa by the wind ard dashed into frazments at his fect.Trees were blown duwn in ull quarters of the city.The lumber yards in tho neighborhood of the eanal bad their stock considorably mixed up, the boards flying about in tho air like fosthers.Numerous signs were also bluwn down.Tho wiad is Diowing thirty-six miles an hoar this afternoon, as registered by the Harbor Commissioners\u2019 suew \u201cno?ee.ZKRVOUDACKI He Wants n Warrant Agnimat Joe Vin- cent\u2014Jletused by the Magistrate, Zervaudueki, the self-styled Greek Consul showed up at the Pulico Utlice this morniag in order te procurc a warrant for the arrest wf Joo Vincent who, he stated, had assaulted him.The would-be reprosentativo of the Hellenes wuz evidently gotten up lor the occasion, beiug tasto- fully attired in à very light grey surtout, trimin .with black benid, with a velvet collar of the sam sombro hue and lined with scariot flanuel, & .black vest and inexpressiblos.As there were no witpersos to tho assaalt, the magistrate refused his request and took the oecasion te warn him \" that be had beard of more complaints against bim, based apon the same grounds as formerly.Mr.Dugas also asked Zorvoudacki why he had stated that he (the Magistrate) bad appointed him Greek consul.« Well, so you did,\u201d bruke in the Grocian con- fectiener.\u201cdo you not remember tolling me in full Court that as it recmed to be the wish of tho * Grezks hero that | should b> made Greek oonsul, ou would in ¢onsequonce appoint me.\u201d Mr.war perfertly \u201cakon xback at this, and 4 alter ionghing Leartily seemed te abandon the 1dea of convorring rationally with the man.A PANICKY MARKET.A Drop of Ten Per Cont in City Passenger Caused by Faise Rumors.There was quiet a panic.on the Stock Market this mor ug, City Pasteager Railway being the chief sufi: rer, dropping down as much as ten por eont in an credibly short space of time.fe drop was occasioned by iwo causes, namoly : à » gumwmor to tho effect that Mr.Seaccal had resigned from the presidency, thot the negotiations with \"-.the City Couneil had fallen through and by the x faot of weak dealers being sold out for want of :- Margin.As regardsthe rumored resignation of Mr.Senecal there is absolutely mq, truth in it, the gontleman in question being one of the Jargest buyers of the stock himssift to day, being confident that the arrangement with the city will be carried through at the next Meeting of tho council.This opinion is also con- eurred in by leading aldermen.Other stocks also #.depreciated more or Joss to-day, including nofa- - + bly, Bt, Paul aud Minvespolis, being affected by the New York market.The cause of the general drop is explained by the banks calling in their \u201cmoney as usual at the end of the month, and is - mot of any sorious import to holders.D) THE WOUNDED EX-CONVICT.Mercier Charges the Guard with Trying te Kill im \u2014 Extriordinary state ments Made Concerning False Koy, Charles Morcier, tho man who attcmpted to * break iuto the Penitentiary night before last, and who was shot by tho guard, is in a vory pre.earious condition, not only trom the wound in the head Lut from his avkle; it now looks as if somo bones were broken.Mercior told Mr.Payette, the jailer, that tho guard's attack on bim was mest cowardly.He says that after falling from the wall be bad fainted from pain and that when Demers camo up he was lying \\ly still on tho stones.Ho says red, that the guard] walked up to him, incod the carbine close to bis head and an | he bad not moved bis head quickly, be would wundoubtordly bavo been killed ow the t.When asked how he expcotcd to liborato his compan- \u2018.fons, Moroier roplied that there Wore false buried all over the yard and that be had intended to dig up some of them.They ad mo trouble whatever in making the kers in fhe shapes, as _ thoy could do pretty much what they liked there.The plot, the prisoner eontinued had boen éonooctedsix months ago Batehera\u2019 Ansociation.The Butchers\u2019 Association beld their wususl weekly meoting last night.Mr.A.Daoust oe- _vapied the chair and Mr.FE.Lavigne acted ne Seeretary.There were about one hundred present, and the meeting was addressed by Messrs.Lavigne, - Beurnsan, Bridgmau, Ledue, Taillofer aud others, All the speakers roferred to tho less sustained by the city, the butéhors and the public by the present abatteir system.Ar.Bridgman submitted n stafement ahôlring tliat nearly $200,000 wore paid annually to the abaftoirs withont any compensation whatèrer.The city did not rceniro n proportienate amount of taxes on this sum ; tho butchers had to keep the same number of men as teretoforo and the public bad to be sh:irgod moje for their meat.___Awmdtiop to havo deators in hides, drovers and Jeurncymen butebors admitted into the Association was deferred to vext meeting.A number of mow membors wero admitted, and after the colleo- tion of fees due, the meeting adjourned.Qonrt ol beview, The follawine jadgments wcro rendered in the Court of Review this rorning : Ueo.Lo Wright re.Willian Galt.Judgment re- Bar.J.B.'Davidson ve.Lite Association of Booted.J eut oonfirmod.\u201cDame E.P Evans ve.the Ileir's Jus.Cuthbert.J rent revorsed.N Lecioro ve.KE.M.Copeland.Judgment ro- versed.; C.BB, Walt me The Canadian Lumber Company Sai the Bire Misnranoc Associstion.Judgment oun- firm: : As Olivier & vir ve.J.B.Leonard.Judgment antireed.ë Melegate Apostolle.rl Conadisn announces that a dolegato apostolic ot wilt sonia ba despatohed to.e Pre- RC at Rome, whore dutx it will be to report .in some eases adjudioate upon the many iw- .Beat erions at prescut at issas in tho Roman .alle Uaurch on thidMtontinent.Our eontem- per addathat the nunotvas prosperous min Catbdlio institutions on this coutinent he inoussaat e of diplomatio relations À timo of bis death, and had boen in business in this of bis doath, which task this merning at bis late residence, No.820 | Sherbrooke street.The deceased gentleman had .been soffluriog for the past month from a severe attack of brouchisl puqumonia He had apr \u2018parently get over the worst, but unfortunately a relapse coourred last Saturday, briaziog on dropsical complications, to which he finally sue- cumbod.Mr.Whitney was about G3 years of age at the city for the lnat thirty-fivo years, first in dry- gouds and afterwards in the leather live.He\u2019 was one of the pioneors of tho leather trade, sad was looked up to and respected by those in tbe same busidess.For the pat thres yoars ho bad been associated with Mr.James Wardlow, and lattorly, his eldest son.Jobn, had been ad- witted a partner.Mr.Whitney wass director in the Montreal Loan Society and-a Gerernor of the General Hopital He \u2014#as also widely known as an importer aud breeder of valuable cattle, particularly those of the Ayr- shiro breed.His large farm \u201cThe Hills,\u201d noar Frelighsburzh in the Eastorn Towoships contains some splendid specimens of blooded stock and has boen spoken of in high terms by well-knowu breeders who have visited it.Mr.Whitney leaves a wife and sevon children to mourn his sad loss.THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE, An Explanation from Mr.J.¥.Dubreail \u2014A Eeduciion of 92,009 nt Queber.Mr.J.F.Dubreuil, in reference to his sppoint- ment as special deputy sheriff, writes that the Government, baving decided to abolish the office now held by him in tbe Attoruey-General\u2019s Dopartinent, Quobee, will save a cle 000 a ar.\u2018The fact of the Government appointing him w another office at a less salary thah he was previously iu receipt of,does not,be thinks, render thew liable to any repreach: on the contrary,they ought to be praised for putting into axecution the romises of economy made during the last sesgion Mr.Dubreui! also declures that the Secretary of Stato was not aware that lie was to be appointed.Ho also states that peither as regards salary or position will ho bo superior to Mr.Vilbon, and insinuates, which few, however, will believe, that the appeiutmosnt is in the hands of the sheriff, and not of the Government.A Brutal Attack.Dr.Charles Belle.who has only boen in this city a few days, wont out to Mile End yesterday aftur- noon.ile ct two strangers in a hotel, who requestad him to have a drink with thew, which he refused.They persisted, and finally Induced him to do so, drinks follewing one avother in rapid succession till at Just he became slightly intoxicated.While procesding along \u2018Mmtarie Street luet nigh! on his way howe hLe beard foul steps bebind bim and turning, verceived two men burrying towards him, the identical persons who: ho had met in the botel.Io accosted thom nud his speec) was out short by receivinga ter- ritle blow in the face from one of the men, which felled him to the ground.-ie shouted loudly for help aud à policeman burried to his assistance, the twn scoundrels in the meantime having made thoir esenpe.Tho unfortunate doctor was taken to the Notre Dame Hospital and it was found he ba?sustained a compound fractare of the nose and a serivus cut on the back of his h The en who mado this assault wore captured shortly afterward: and gave their names as Ovide® Bisson and 1.con Bodin respostively, who were remanded by the Police Magisirate, The C.P.K, and St.Mary Strret.A correspondent says: \u201cThe Canada Pasific RR.To, are waking a cut across St.Mary street at the juil.Only à narrow portion of the road is left for passengord and this has Leon in an exceedingly dangerous sud disagrecable state for somo months A number of loogs planks are laid for teams to pass and at each end there isa deep wd bole.This worniny the plunks were all afloat and a< my horse stopped on each onc il sank three or four inches.The «olv other routo to the city from tho east is around by St.Catherine street.W bo is responsible the railroad Company ur the city 1\u201d \u201cRoncrent Amateur Athicile Association.The followiug gentlemen constitute the Dosrd of Ditectars for the ensuing yoar :\u2014Mesers.W.L Maltby, President: If.W.Becket, Vice-President ; I.I.Paton, lonorary Hecretary: W.Cairns, Treasurer; A.W.Mtegenson, Angus (rant, R.B.Ross, 5.M.Baylis and RH.S.Tibbs, Chairmen sub-ommittees : Out-door Sports\u2014H.W.Becket ; Entertainment\u2014HI.&.Tibbs ; billiard Room\u2014W.Cairns} ing snd Rifle Gallery\u2014T.ton ; Gymnasium\u2014S, M.Baylis; Library and CI Houmi\u2014R B.Ross.Business Troubles Mr.James A.Young.boot and shoo manufacturer, 28 College street, has asrigned to three of his Iargest creditors, namely : Mr.F_C.A.Mclndos of Messrs.Meln: abd _Vaugi Messrs.Black & Lock, an H.Mooney.of Messrs, Mooney & sans.The liabilities mre erti- mated at trom $35.000 to $40,000.Theophils Marcoux, general merchant, of Cedars and J.A.Picho, grocer, Longuouil, have assigned to Megrs.Kent & Turootte, of this oidy.The Philharmonic Comeert.Ifpar notice of the Philbarmonic Fociety\u2019s cen- oert Yesterday, wc inadvertontly omitted to con- gratalate Prof.Couture upon the success that attended his arduous sod fatiguing labors in drilling and prosiding at the rehearsals and zever- ally managing the affair.Mr.Couture is deserving of mneh se for bis devotion in the cause of \u2018fostering & taste for olassieal music From Paris.Meossre.J.B.Renaud and Alex.Louthood returned to the city to-day from Paris.They report tho prospocts ns regards Mr.Senecal\u2019s echemes as being very bright but refased to impart any detailed information as to the object or result of their visit CITY NEWS.\u2014Bizhop Fabro is expected to be present, as well as numerous invited guests.\u2014 The name of the inventor of the apparatus for grain trimming, mentioned the other fv should have heen Mr.Thos.F.Seery, not Leery.On Sunday next, Mgr.Fabre wiil bless the now Tenn erected in St- \u2019s Church, corner of Craig Panet streets.\u2014 Over two hundred Irish immigrants, ex 88.** Waldcensian \"\u2019 to Boston passed through this city en route for the West.\u2014 Messrs.Miller Bros.& Mitchell, machinists, King street, have recently made large additions to their shops, and also fitted up a largo room over- cad ag à reading-room for the use of their hands.- ymond Callinson, a servant in the Hope Coffee Houro, while attempting to extinguish a pot of boiling grease which had caught on fire, had tie faco and hands serionsly burned.Ho was takento the General Nospltal.\u2014 There were sixtoen cases of dirty yards an lanes disposed of by the Recorder this morning.They were all fined in costs.The officers of the - Health department have been most assiduous in their duties of late.\u2014The military company pupils of the St.Mary's College will be inspected st the college ands Lm afternoon, by L out Col.st abensie.e company which in near stro been, instructed by Sergeant Phill ad A »\u201d tery.\u2014At tho Police Court this morning F.Menard, 23, and Charles Ready alias Deace, ToT, Were brodght before the Magistrate o reling tos tous ie Upper dt Urbais recs nto houses in Upper t, « A Pp reo and \u2014On Mo evening the ohoristers of Bt Genrze\u2019s Church were plesented with prizes, includ ing writing _dosks, cricket sets.foot s.&e, tbe Rev.Canon Oarmiebae! who expressed h pleasure at the manner in which the masical portion of the services was rendered.\u2014 Mise Eliza O\u2019Brien, the victim of the sad acei- dent at the corner of &t John and Notre Dame streets yesterday, is still in a precarious state, although the doctors in attendance bave now tronger hopes of hor reeovery.Al first it was thous! t smputation of the arm at the shoulder would have to bo porformed, but it is now deemed annecessary.- -\u2014- Âta meeting of the Letellier Club d last evening the felluwing were electdd officers the ensuing year :\u2014Mr.Favreau, President : Mr.J.L.Harbour, Vios-President : Me.@.A Dumont, secretary ; Nr., Assistant retary; Me.Lamonreux, Treasurer, aad Mr.Tous Per- rauit.Jibrarian.After speeches by the newly elected officer?as well As by Messrs.R.Danduran: and D.Latertune, tie mecting adjourned.Sporting Notoa In the choss tournament yesterday Steinits and Englisch played a drawn ae ae A match for the intermediate championship will be played on the Shamrock Lacrosse unds next Seturday betwoen the Mechaaics and tho Young Shawnrocks.Mr.G.W.Martin, Ottawa's amate int Tungor, comes to Moutren! to partiolpate in the landieap races of the Montreal Amateur Athletio Association on Saturday next Tho entries for the athletic mesting of the Mout- real Austeur Athletic Association sre sliread over one hundred and more to hear from by A spccosmfal meeting may be looked for- n eleven from the Royal Military Coll Kingston, played A team from o Ottaws Club on the Rideau Haut nd, yesierday.which resulted in a victory for tho Ottawa cioven by nime rans.Club, Tho score i: Ottamas, first Juni 83; Ak \u2018ollege, ; awas, eos : Military Catirge, Ws, The \"Governor-General sad.Frinoese Louise spent two hours on the ground.Another menting of the Halifax Rowing Assoc tion Was held yestorday \u2018to consider the amended\u201d articles of agreement for the donble sonll race with Hamm and Uoaley submitted by Hanian and Les.It was decided by Hamm and Coniey's backers to submit the foilewing\"new offers: That Hanian sad sud Lee rame two of the above three pis t whieh they will consent to row, and that the aR: nm Asacoiatton tp allowed to elect at whieh of esd LWO the Taco {BL 1 ae refusal to do this, that Hamm sad Coole | éco send bœunefe à permanent place about.nine o'clock 5 -\" oss, May 31.~Siguor Deportis has announced 30 the King that he has succeeded informing suiew cabinet, whose members are in sympathy with his own views ou hational matters.* + WARQUIS OF SALISBURY'S ABVICE.[SFECIAL DESPATCH TO TER STAR] Loxvon, May 81.\u2014The Marquis of Salisbury made an Ymportant address yesterday at a Oon- servative Demonstration at Bermondsey.He condemned the pelicy purazed by the administra- tion in Egypt and the Bouth Africa policy, which bad accomplished nothing except to paralyso the Local Governments, and to make them inefficient, while directly injuring the commereial and Govern- mont interosts at home.He said the country was simply drifting, in the absence of any real government.He strongly urged the discontinuance of the bitter party antagonisms which prevailed in Parliament, and which wero sufficiently strong te prevent activn on very necessary legislation.FROM OTTA WA.The Vice-Rezal Departure\u2014The Usual Denial\u2014Movements of Ministers.Orraws, May 81.\u2014 The Marquis and Princess and suite will leave by special train at 11 o\u2019elock to-night for Toronto.The Vice-Regal party intend returning to Ottawa early next woek.The Duke DeBlacas, sometime A.D.C.to the Gevernor Geperal, is looking after lands he is said to have obtained iu the North West for the purpose of giving a territorial character to his Dukedom.CL 0 It is dénied that Mr.Poupero was asked to resign his scat for Pontiac in favor of Mr.Mous- seau, It is expectedthat Sir Charles Tupper will sail tor England on Saturday next.Speaker Kirkpatrick intends leaving ehortly for Scotland, and will return with his brether, Stafford Kirkpatrick.Hon.Mr.Dowell, Minister of Customs, and acting Minister of Marine, has returned from Kingston, where bo was as a witness in the case of *Falkiver vw the Grand Junction Railroad.He was summoned to attend during the si:ting of Parliament, but refused, but was agsin summoned after the prorogation.While in Kingston Le made his first visit to the Custoin House.MONTREAL METHUDIST CONFERENCE, Annual Mesting of the Educational seciety.[SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE STAR.) Orrawa, May 31.\u2014The annual meeting of the Educational Society in cennectien with the Montreal Conference was held last evening in the Dominion Churob.There was a large attendance,notwithstanding the inclemenoy of the weather.The moeting was opened with religions excreises, which consisted of prayer and the singing of a hymn.Rew Messrs.Galbraith, Plaoders, and Riou, President of the General Conference, were expectded to address the gathering, bat the latter two gentlemen wore unable to be present, and consequently the daty of addressing the audience, as far ss these three were cencorned, dovolved upon Mr.Galbraith.He announced an increase in the funds devoted to educational purposes which in the aggregate amounted to about 28 per oont.With the exeeption ot two districts, this increase was general.The largest increase was shown by Napanee.This year it was expeot- ed to raiso in: the Dominien abeut $10,- 000 for edueational purposes, $8,000 of which would be given to the oslieges and $3,000 tothe loan fund.Referring te the division of the funds he stated thas oee-third weuld be devoted to the free loan fund for students and the remaining > the two- i would be divided amongst the educational institutions.The speaker considered that the roe isan fund was a better way of aiding students t the old system of grants.Rev.Wm.Galbraith spoke of the great benofits which were derived from a close study ef religion.Rev.R A.Stafford was pext called upon, and delivered a humorous address on the narare and uses of education.Rey.Dr.Nellis, of Victoria College, gave a brief address, principally in refarence te the valuable work which that institution was doing in educating men for the niissien Geld.He referred to the great want that existed for missionaries in the North-West, and the wide field in that country.After a collection had been taken xp on bebalf of the odueational fund, devotional exercises brought the meeting te a olese.70-DAY\u2019S PROCEEDINGS.The Montreal Conference met again this morning, when a full attendance of members was present.After reutine a telegram was received from Bimces intimating the death of Rev.N.Austin, who, at one time, was statiened at Seeley\u2019s Bay.Several resolutions from distriet en Tr submitted, among them one from B: i pro- neuncing in favor of Union, and another from Waterloo objecting to Union.The matter was referred to the Memorial Committees, and the whole subject will come up on Meuday in the Conferenee for discussion.This was all the important business done, and the Conferences adjourned until two o'clock.THE DYNAMITE CONSPIRATORS.True Bills Found Against All The Pris- omers, Loxpox, May 31.\u2014In the Central Criminal court, to-day, the Recorder, in charging the Grand Jury, referred to the symamite cosspirs- tors, the Gallagher brothers, tehead, Curtin, Ansburg and Wilson, and said the indictments would charge them with treason felony.He stated thst Lynch aléas Norman had bec permitted to give evidence for the \u2018Queen.He would describe the of the Fenian conspiracy which in America.If the grand - jury believed the prisoners were connected with that conspimmey they weuld return à true bill against them: Lynch's evidence would be most fully corroborated.The charge had been for some days while fhe Crown was deciding as to fe eat nature of the indictment.A second dictment would be prepared against six of the prisoners, including Lynch, for having in their jou miso gy.with-intent to mar- Le Lynch also be permitted to give Queen's evidence in this case.The Grand wry returned true bills in all cases within aa hoor after receiving the charge.CANLE, FBELING ALARM \u2018FOR FRANCE.Panis, May 81.\u2014Under the beading of ** Le Secret do\u2019 Bismarck\u201d the Figaro yesterday i France that that absorbther undivided attention.\u201cNever bas France been \u2018menaced wi greater thsn now, Neter before has she found herself more isolated amd enfeebled ; never before has she been surrounded by more powerful foes.Bismarck\u2019s plans and the secret of the Triple A have at last been set in the nakedness of truthy before the eyes of Grevy and his ministers, and some have resson to.bclieve that muoh an impression hes been étestod ns Will cause a ministerial party.\u201d The Figaro asserts that the object of the Triple Allianee is to secure the vivisection of France and that it is at the or oe 8Y 31.\u2014Blon¢ J Paris, te æacuré them shelter and food for the day.) THB ALABAMA AWARD.\" \" Loxpox, May 31.\u2014The resolution relative to the disposition of the surplus of the Alabama a which Mr.Kennard intends to move in the House of Coinmons, says that\u2018 in view of the public utterances of sminent American statesmen with reference to the destination of.undistributed moneys resulting from the Geneva award, the House is of the opinion that an exchange of views between the English snd | United States Governments on the ; would be conducive to a development of | friendly relations between the two countries.FRANCE IN CHINA BeiLIN, May 31.\u2014Despite France\u2019s assur\u2019 ances that there is no danger of war between France and China, the commerce of y with China is already much disturbed.\"It is hoped here that if France declares thé blockade of Chinese ports, Great Britain and America will refuse to recognize it.A French blockade cannot be effective, and Germany will certainly support England and America in opposing it.The Germain Government is considering the question of sending more vessels to the Chinese const.ig RIOT AT ST.PETERSBURG.Sy.PrrxrsBurG, May 31.\u2014The manifesto issued by the Ciir on the day of his coronation has created an unfavorable impression here.A riot occurred on the evening of the 28th among the crowds \u201cwhich assembled in the streets.The mob assaulted the director of police, who was endeavoring to restore order.A detachment of C ks was called omt and dispersed the rioters, & hundred of whom were arrested.The riot did not arise from political causes.THE DUKE OF ALBANY AND CANADA.LoxpoN, May 81.\u2014The Duke of Albany recently received an urgent request from Canada to consent to be Lord Lome\u2019s successor.The Duke, after studying the affairs of Canala, wrote to Mr.Gladstone on the subject.The latter replied that the Duke was too young for such an important position, and lacked experience in governmental work.The Duke's physicians were of the opinion that his health would permit his acceptance of the post.DISASTROUS FLOODS IN INDIA.CaLcurra, May 31.\u2014Disastrous floods, caused by heavy ruins, have occurred at Silchar, the capital of Cachar.The whole station and the surrounding country are under water, and the supplies have been washed away.Steamers with rice are beiug sent for the relief of the sufferers.The river is rising steadily.THE TONQUIN AFFAIR LoxpoN, May 31.\u2014The French Government have instracted M.Waddington to ask the Marquis Teeng, the Chinese Ambassador at Mascow, to state what are Îhe intentions of China with regard to the Tonquin affair.MAIL CONTRACT RENEWED.Loxpon, May 31.\u2014The Mail service coptract between Australia and San Franciseo, has been renewed for two years, terminable in one year il America refuses a subsidy.THREE DAYS\u2019 STEADY FIGHTING.Loxpox, May 31.\u2014Calcatia despatches stata that there have been three days ot steady fighting between the Afghans and the Shinwarres, and that both sides have sustained very sarious losses.ENGLAND AND MEXICO.LoxDox, May 31,\u2014In the House of Com the Government said that steps had been taken to review diplomatie relations with Mexico.AMERICAN.THE LIQUOR DEALERS BEGIN TO BOYCOTT.BurraLo, May 31.\u2014The saloon keepers of Buffalo have determined upon a war to the knife against all who have opposed their inter ests, aud amongst the first to succambe to the boyootting tactics are Messrs.Webster & Son, ice dealers.A meeting of the saloon keepers was held Tuesday night, and the solicitor of Messrs.Webster & Son was giving a hearing, All with : preter \"An old lady, hearing a ety con oa se TT * A EE À es.We p your Emulsion, and think it bettar for system that the Syrup,\u2019¥ko.2 .of the strike of the the -\u2014#ire drawers 1 wire-drawers, Gracious me { What new-fangled thing will folks be wearing next ¥- : *1t is not necessary to enter into in refering tothe complicated and fanctional difficnlties to which the more delicate classes of American women are subject ; but we\u2019 take leasure in saying that Mrs.Lydia E.Pink- Paros Great Remedy for all these troubles has an unbounded poj } It is difficult for an honest man to make a living in some parts of London.A secondhand clothier in the Fast-end was recently heard to moan, \u2018\u2018 Vhell, vhell | Efery times I tell der truth I lose money, and efery times I lie 1 loses customer.How can an honest man make a living 1\u201d #@-Twenty-four beautiful colors of the Diamond Dves, for Silk, Wool, Cotton, &c., 10 cts, A child can use with perfecy success: arity.A.pegro passing under a scaffolding where some repairs were going ongis brick fell from above on his head, and was broken in two by the fall.Sambo very coolly raised his head and exclaimed, ¢ Hallo, you white man up dar ! if you don\u2019t want your bricks broke jis keep \u2019em off my head !\u201d\u201d 2, \"*It is enser to convince à man against bis senses then against bis will\u201d When a sick wan has given Kidney-Wort a thorough trial, both will and senses join in unqualfied approval of its curative qualities in all diseases.of the of the liver, kidueys and bowels.Why don\u2019t you try Carter's Little Liver Pills?They are a positive cure for sick headache, and ali ghe ills produced by disordered Liver.Ouly one pill a dose.FINANCIAL.In the local monsy market the demand is slow, and the quoted rates for weeks aro the same to-day.tterling Exchange is equally dull.Un the local Stock Exchange and on the street excitement ran high shortly after the upeaing, aud if it was dull } yesterduy and featureless such is not the caso today, for the fcatures arc 2o prominent and so die- torted in the one session that one can ly realize tho change.Un the start the fecling appeared to bo 8 little mervous, and this almost instanily bocame positive under a raid by City Passenger holders to unload.The small fry led off, when under the oontinued freo offerings of small lots the market became panickrand doclines at the cluse of 10 por cent was recorded.The reason for this want vf coufidence a at once has pot trauspired.This decline at once effected the whole list.Montreal deslined 1 per cent.Gug;lic.Toronto le and St.Paul, in sympathy with\u201d New York, 3 per cent.Richelieu Lie The following are the morning sales :\u2014 26 Montreal 1864; 85 do, 183 : 600 Commurr » 1883; 125 du, 133 : 50 Telegraph 134 : 20 Ontario, 111 ; 7 Molsons, 134 ; 50 Rich, 784, 185 do.78: 774: 10 Merchants, 1214 ; Toronto, 186 : 50 St Paul, 1163.$4000 worth coal bonds, 100; 73}: 25 Jo, 173}; 450 do, 17% : 26 ; 26 C.P.R, 1364: do.135 ; 25 do 1 : do, 134; 3 do, 183; 38 do.183%; 300 dite, 130 300 1804; 190 do, 131 : 35 do, 181%; 25 do, 1 0 do, 133; $7000 worth Land Grant bonds, Ou the afternoon board the whole list rallied snd el strong.The more important advanoes were -Montreal | per cent.City Pass.34.Gas 1 and Richelieu lare the sales :\u20145 Montreal 196 : = The foliowi : 5 ditto 1964 : 105 ditto 1864: 76 ditto 106i; 50 ditto 197 : 1650 Merchants 121; : 10 Ontario 111; 13 Toronto 185#; 76 ditso 185; 17 Hoebel 924; 3 Commerce ex Ge 4; 13 oatreal 135,110 ditto 154, 235 ditto 1541 40 ditto 19 300 Gas 1724.300 ditto 178, 6 Rioh 78, 13 ditto 784.10 ditwo 783, 25 Pacific 81, 100 North West 78s.Loxpox, 11 30 a.m.\u2014Consols are 102 1-18 for both money and the account.Fours and a half are 44.Fivesare 1054 Erie is 874.Ill.Cen \u2018 COMMERCIAL.The local Sour and grain market was exoceed- ingly dull to-day,and no business transpired as re on \u2018This however is not unusual, but it isa well known fact that the trade of the port sooms to have gone elsewhere, for :little in- or Parasols and Timbrellss is large and well assorted.MOURNING PARASOLS!! Black Silk, with Black Linings.+ we 8.20 pnm.\u2014NIGHT EXPRESS DAVID CG.LAIDILAW I450\u2014Notre Dame Street\u2014450 J.& IT.BELL, : BETAIL DEPARTMENT, | JUST RECEIVED FRESH STOCK BURITS GOODS! or via Fitchburg.For Greontiald, oke and springfield, without chan Hartfori, Row Haven and Now Yore> to and Freight 124 x J.W.HOBART, * Geul Supt.tt.Allans, \\t., Fe bruary, IRR% N AW.CL Gen Commencing o= MUNDAY, SepL CENTRAL VERMONT RR.Green Mountain Route.RAINS LEAVE MONTREAL: 320 pas.\u2014Yor Waterioo and Magoa.Troy, arriving tm Now York 4.43 Boxt DOUÉ OTF ve 6.80 p.m.\u2014NIGHT EXPRESS for Boston vis Lowel BLACK CASHMERES! - \u2018 BLACK DRAP D'ETE | 1 sna Liss i fg, ane ros BLACK NUNS VEILING, BLACK DBAP D'ITALIEN.Or Sino Rl (EMER, Io Bosom, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &o.&o.2e MES Hely Now Loudon For Tickets Ra Central Vermont Haliroad Ofiux 430 dt June AL tho A.C.STUNEGRAVR, Passenyer Agent, INMIRGS, | Pass.Agent.106x \u2019 ORTH SHORE RAILWAY-\u2014 lalwayto and (rous Uttawa, B.LEIDO UX CARRIAGE MAKER, Gand 137 St.Autoline sirder, 131 and 133 St.Autoline street, rains run as foliows: 5th, 1333, FRENCH EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, MEN'S OVER-GAITERS, x Mol Mac TE Together with a very complete Stock of core ot - M t .Arfise at Quobeo.,.: (10.00 ÿ.me our own anufac ure.Lenve quevoc far Mea d30am J.& T.BELL rE ae a - - Felix de Valots, .,._.> Arrive a: sukelix do] - ceecasansen 273- NOTRE DAME STRELT, weave st fii ivi 27.x s for Montreal.I Arrive at Moutroal.\u2026.reucsceusse Maguitioont l\u2019Atauo Cats on ail Passonges Doo too?amd sloeplag a : v Day Traius, ue Monon.ToS 13 Plaos d'armen ttes Jamey FACTORY: OFFICE AND SHOWROOM: bang ae Dra a CUS Liotol, Quebec.\u201d Lang - MONTREAL.By special appointment maker to H.BR, H.PRINCESS LOUISE and His Exoclisncy the MARQUIS OF LORNE.My Carriages took First Prizes at the Lominion Exhibitions of 1363 aud 1870, the Centennial in 1876 (R.8.W.) In 1877.Also two Silver Medals and Diploma for Onrriages and Bleighs awarded by tho \u20ac Pan CANADIAN PACIFIC RA Sydney EASTERN DIVISION Canadi ai the C Mitions held during the last ten years end they Save onrziod all bouves at Provincial Exbi- NCI THE CAPITAL Of And the buundiess Lumber Di er.Through without Change, \u20ac Throe Kast xjrnds Tram Sd itn Klogunt ua) Luxurious Par Comuimenñncing M a.m.Turis SAVI Xi a: 5A id, orathg tue Upper Otta 11.00 Buy Alorning OA ni itsrmend: tatons, 420 para, Afteranen® Miborined tion: 5.25 pa, ions, Ln, and aij the other Jureme, 7.00 p.m., Evening Lightotng var, for Ottawa, brocavitie aod Parlor Car te Uttawa, and through fur l'oronto, Letroi and Chi The (mo avon above, leaving \u201cMoatre New ity Terminus, Queooc Gate station.Por |icketn, itates, aoû ali inf Benge: business, apply to ths Com Train for SL.Jero My stock ts superior to anytn the city, tho very best matestals only being used, which, added to the first class workmanship, makes a Carriage impossible to boat and difficult to equal My assortmont consists in part of the following styles: \u2014 LEAVE, MONTREAL press with for Ottawa, Fembroke.viper ve Express for 8t Jarome and uburoan points cast ILWAY MELIABLE ROUTE FOR HE DOHINION.stricta Of the Upper Ottaw: ari valleq.to Ottawa, wi Cars attached \u2018(0m 30, 1883, rnoëu hxpreas for Oltaws, and ail 8 x points arcs diseptour co al, 13 from the 7's oat Gant\u201d 28 103'ST.JAMES NTREL |r cea (Open and Hooded).Any descriptioa of Carriaze male to orler and satisfaction guaramtosl.Eapairs of all kind woll and ex peditiousty exacuted.\u2014AND\u2014 Tho direct and best reute to BUSTO MONTREAL AND BOSTON AIR ROCKAWAYS, LAXDAUS, BAROUCHES, LANDAULETS, ROUGH AMS, COUPLES, GO.W.HINHARD, COUPKLETTES, LADIES' PHARTONE, DUG CAKT WAGGONER, W.C.VAN HORNE, ARCH dwt.| PONY CARTS, TOP WAGGONS VICTORIAS, Gen.Manager.| éaMeR Swo-seated with extension tope, cs \u201cNORWICH\u201d DOG CAKTS, LADIES CARTS THE \u201c LORNE\" * Alexandra\u2019, WHITE CHAPEL CART, T CARTS, UEBEC WAGGONE, * JUMPERS, MAIL PHAETONS BUGGIER, LIGHT WAGGONS.SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY LISE, ; Loaco &, Loweli, N A Call solicited bofore purchasing else wbare éxeod Tho Tanah, hoster, Woroseser, Provide shay Only Lino running throggh the Wien ! , onLub the Mowstatusst \u2018 = ° og RAINS LEAVE MoNTREA Le Le sd a \u201cBaer To 5% 500 SALE OF BUGGIES tot, via Concord, aancte tee Nabe ag (ors for Bos- owt d1'0wil 8 osalooin Bg 38 AND CARRIAGES.ran vis White Mountalna » 0 Lowell, als, 'R Whaat.= OBS.0en 10e Latge spociai sale at tres Markot, College Bedt AR Train Newport, Waterisg Winter.$id 23 For Sts strech TOMOUROW, FRIDAY AFTRHSCON A large mu CO WASLATY, and Jatermouiais KO.Cala.- Sa umber of really good ns, Ac, où Connor Sonnection for Npringfeld and ail poi Corn new.Bu YY : 9:8 will bo sold.Bale at Two o'clock.10 Fiatiome TO\" Live.for sarel ana fa Corn.oid.88 * 00 0\" 0 127 SHAW & GOWDEY, Ragin sa Dams \u2014Jie Express for boston and New, BEOCK tachud, aa Palace Bisaping Ges amet vy amin nr, wee Semmes 30 \u201cUTES PIANO IN GOOD Es Da rte rene ts Prancots Xavier ocmeut.May 31, * fosiowi at.© raburentars Suton, tous saving oh Tons ome erp re ve.Cog Om FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE Ist ¥or all information, a ; - : Everything is In nico oréer, and wil bo Boi without Hotel, 201 38.James stroot, or Jlondrente ey 00 WT.Dniom Pu.coeee 927% 59% Roscrve, 6 the owner Le ioaving the city.BRADLEY w, I.A MLORIEN OO Lain neue \u201c107 198 To.%° per La Joaving the Fléx Pres.and Man.ask oii\u201d 1271 NH.HICKS & OO, Amesiancers.- Skiff For Sale.RAILWAY TIME TA iit 12018 fo BLKS.IS and Les mare La erves.ES dé] BOSTON.MASS.ABE A SE RY EL \u2014 AT \u2014 JNGRAVEDOARDS \u201cWad | STAR OFFICE .65 whom they do business who have bad anythi dood has been done so far as compared even with Paui 20.44» .a year again Pret.; At tbe cicaring sale of Housebold Furniture, to be held to do with the petition will be bay and To Tone cone iooptional #0 far 42 m Peau.l 101% 11% B Rms 67 470 bp he undersigned, ut thetr sores, 417 ami 449 GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.there indications that several à ; eu aseree sucess EP.lll 49 49% Dumb street, on FRIDAY OON, JUNK GOING WESI\u2014Rxpresy for al} are in ons es regret market ns follows: ricrextra, per brl, 30: wis, De Fed Sos Reis lt they will sei a Carian Howes ht in [200 10 pam.Mixed Teor ponte West, 9.30 an ingly the course they have taken.About fre ira 3465 104 eu be x ae: \"Tex teen Becd order, to be soil without roses Bale At Ÿ o'clock.Quave vis Van SUP ue ANNEES $4,500 has been subscribed to carry on the Giada strong bakers\u2019, $5 to b : : 10% 1871 N.HICKS & CO.wall pan ar wa via Coun, Los in.cor ve course.strong takers\u2019 Fo 26 to 8 ; fine, $4 10 to 420: : anima 2 BASI-4.50 p.m.Mixed 10 quebes, oa i ACCIDENT ON THE GEAND TRUNK.middlings $3 76 to3 86 ; pollards 50 to 8 66.OVERNTONS FRAGRANT Mixed for st.nn 7 adn.Quebec and Fortiand 10 jm.Ontario \u2014Medium $240 to 280; do Spans Carbolle AM Tosth Wash, Sor clesaaing and pre p.m.Slo pm.ilemm mi Bostox, May 31.\u2014This morning a freight extra, $2 35 to 240; do superñine, $2 30 to 230; serving the besid Prios £5cte.For by ali Drug Fond, 12.03 poo tog And Portland, Vo am train on the Grand Trunk Railwuy went through Sas 10 1.80: do, Spring.$1.16 Later - ; re we LACHINE 00, 2.5 oo dns, an iron bridge at Stratford Hollow, Vern ont, in do, hits.$14, for Fe.2 orenta.| Corn, Hi Money.oes ve 35 D .AVIS fees (Y ROY AL & Be 16 pa a wriays + 55 pm 120 sa consequence of a broken rail.ngineer o to OF ores hd AA Aah 3 421, 8e.Paul à Man.il STEEL PILLS Chem DO Poin ; 740 and arret Kavanagh, of Island Pond, was killeds; the ti 400 to ÎOte, aoû barlez.Ode to Bo.STOCH EXCMANGE.oer bode vv Tile A0 Catherine o0ua chine, Tze, hut vois dune à Qu) LB Seow La fireman was also killed, and the cars damaged- Racoipts of JPreduce to-gex \u2014Wheat, 33,388; MONTREAL STOCK days only 230 pm , 7 Bm, fee Corn, 44.839: Peas, 1.080: Barley, 400: Reportod sor THE Sram by L J.Forget & Co, stock R SORE OR CRACKED thane tt Ienrt, v.16, 8, dst ame dant A008 2¢ CANADIAN.Flour, 1,370 barrels: Meal 430; Ashes 31: brokers £25 Notre Dame strest, May 31.5.30 p.ma.; Saturdays only 4j pm.and 5.50 pm, PROVINCIAL TREASURER OF ONTARIO.Puiteh, TL7 Cheese: 60 boxes: Tallow.3: \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 iow or wr Dr ee oCENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY, | Toronto, May 31.\u2014It is now officially an.Beerboiim auotes ns follows: Cargoes off the snmwal divid mame.ous ILTERS' WATER FILTERS! 1.10 andy ns bp pA mT Jobs sad 3b Alvams & nounced that James Young, M.P.P.for the coast of peat are steady and corm there is Gend, If you want (he BRST, buy owe of Oheavin's Rapid re 6-40 pm Now York via st\u201d Apes 18 aa 5.North Riding of Brant, bas been appoints d Dothing dong.Argos on passage of rhea are ooo from te agent, H 7.JACKSON, a.$uncton sad apringuett 9e ue Tia, Waite ive Provinci reasurer in placs of Hon.S: C.The quantity of on passage to tho United 3p.\u2018Wood, resigned.Kingdom is 440,000 are: wheat, 2,3 2000 ars.she ROOMS FURNISHED \u2014 Two \u201cYork, via 5 Ang ai du a 10 pm.eu Liv Lgpot whest isin moderate demand and $P< 2 à elegant rooms, front beck parlor, also nice Ad st Albsas, B28 am.Jie pu\u201d TOURS via Tay Cond 2 Tel L core, be downward tendency at bs 7d.Pease | tre.Focus hroom floor.1393 st.est.1873 SOUTH-LASTERN & war.are 03 3 RAIL .Mise Fanny Parnell\u2019s tomb in Boston was deco- British advices to-day on bresdstuffs are quiet ape ROOM_\u2014 Front room.for gentle- Porro, Lowell Nashua a2, and 6.90pm, by the Land League.* on wheat and easicr on carn, Liverpool spot corn § RS Tae at a ed clas 1757+ moldand'ali potuts on ch peas - James Clinton, brickmaker, and Michael Donnely being reported jd lower.Pease are the same, vin: 325117: = 7 Newport, Watazioo, Frelig| BOTS ad ty ha butcher, both of Philadeiphia, fought à prise fight ol The quantity of corn on to spel RUOMS\u2014Furnished, 56 \u201cUniver- late biations-\u2014à ARRIVE Voor interme- Tg yearn Dolly don UP dor i.£20.000 arn 0f whoat toes 32 EIT: sity street 2971 GO hoa pce 10 pm.From F \u20ac rognds 0 3 » sees * 31st round Donnelly bad to be helped to the centre is a degresse of 36,000 qra., or 8.350.000 ars.Bac AN 1) \u2014 Office Desk.[Qui s4 sm.From Newport, Waterise, ant of the ring Clinton was so be Liykkroor, 11.30 a.m.\u2014Choese has declined one pq grty = Ne description and price.Address *J 34109 DELAW Tespo ;\u2018 shilling, the quotation to-day being 64e Lard bas 45a To: AR office.1 ARE AND HUDSON RAILWAY, .|\\peclined 3d.to 68s.6d.The receipts of corn the pre WANTED TWENTY FIVE BOYS AND GOING SOUTH\u2014Sew York, Troy, Rousse Point and The Late Seizure, Past three days are 148.000 contais.pa Dray Tle apprentices do learn cigar making algo EX Johns, 7-15 az and 480 pm.dumiva .It is now thought the Castoms seizure m%do The receipts of hogs to-day in Chi are 16,- p and 22 St Dixler st.Arply 1 3 ' ADIL} special agent Howe ou Monday at Rouses Point will 000 bead, apd the shi ments are à.28 head.e a CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, smount to more than was previously stated.© market is 100 to 180 lowor.ht grades are ANTED-\u2014SITU A N AS TRAVELLER: LAATE fox O am, 4,20 p.tn., 7.00 firmof C.H.t & Co., an old established and to 7 10 per 100 Ibs.Mix are special lines, Um or Silks.Adress * p.m.Mixed train, $50 a.m.88.Jerom ites \u201d are su to bave carried on their.« $ Bu 7 06, and beavy shipping 0 to 7 36.BY,\" Sranofos.____________ 731% Tie ro arm = operations for throe or four years during \u201ciles The receipts of castle are 6.50 Be ANTED TMMEDIATELY \u2014 15 GOOD Jove and oe Dia~4220 p.m, and 10.57 pea.From ut\u2019 pe | thousands of dollars of valuable liquors must o receipta of wheat iu Ch! are 80,000 Howse Painters.Avply G.DaSylva, Painter, No.8 ° .ve been n ovor the borders free of daty.bushels, corn 637.000, and oats The Faltord street, corner St Joseph ot.127 8 NORTH SHORE EAILWAY.A well inown Customs officer stated to a 87aR re shipments are of wheat 64,000, corn 458,000 and ANTED\u2014A MAN WHO UNDE Da For Thrée Rivers and Qnebec\u2014Mail, nm Ke Fotos that the afiair wouid ooët the firm cats 183,000 bushels.WANTED MAN Wao UN! Starr's p 10:00 pm.Sunday train, 4.00 p.m.Joliet am ly $60,000 before the trial was ended- The Chi wbeat market to have rained Trocs qe 12g | Foltz de Valote\u20145.15 mo Amie pra Joebeo ior terve liday - ANT: MAN AND 5 .i alots, From ve.Presentation te Majer-Generai Laurie.Darbot oponsreak and jo flower, and free soie DEATNS, WW ry on i ives & 117 Queen 1871 01 de Valois, 600000.Io the ball of the Seddlers any, Cheap- was ged in.8 uently the market ied 140 3.WA \u2014>TABLEMAN TO TAKB sido, which was kindly placed at the disposal and at this nooo th option sl an MAWHINEET er of ae Hawa, ie sharye of 96 horses ; must have good references Dhedicad, Bir Alexander Galt, G.C.M.Q., High-Commission- dance of J on Teen Th Apsly betas 9 a.m, to Dr.Brunesa, 677 Crag strat, : or for Canadas, for the ion, a testi ial wag Dave > > y \u2014 a A t .Corn is stronger, however.and ANTED\u2014SITUATION AS GENERAL -~ yesterday presented to Major-General Laurie, late higher.se $66, July 2507}; August goes Outs WW ans pond ris, Addo re Sete .deputy Adjutaat-General of Militia Ia Canada.$55 tim, 1 higher, ane 89}, Jais S01.\u2014 \u2018opens GRATEFUL\u2014-CONFORTING.cure Me.Hotel.127 - A large number of ladies and gem bad 106 higher, which hae fall barn raipisioed tage hardware Hox Dot pet ad [00D ( BE T0 fp ELE SRD | mi ei DNS rd EPPS\u2019S COCOA Wor parecer xed 2) MANHOOD CA RESTORED mony, N = experince 5 y \u2014 Lord \u2018Mayor (Mr AMerman sight), Bir Joba \u201ccy, 430 pono colts ~Whest JUS pre BREAKFAST.ES Brut 127% AR kable Di Rose, Cifford, Bir abe 8 on rn June: Tiss, July: pols & Dy gover the of and n and bya W ANTED 4 ENFRA L SERVANT RE.emarkapie Iscovery.eva glofield, Professer Hensyman, Goneral ook 300 Tone: Jan y nest \"Fast [ancre putes provited ed dus tables with & ANTED-2 FIRST ?ss BARBE CL Lewry, Gemeral Ansell, ral Me , Pine?THEY, July 1988, August; Lard, detenely davored beverage which may evi ua Wages $10 por week imi oR Weer BH YOUR OWN PRYSIOIAN » P rot E June: 1.477, July ?1°186; August.doctor\u2019 ills.It is by we Ji use of corner of ot.James Bt.1 Dundas, = radurice Yonne H Seure xw Youx, 8.30 p.m., close.\u2014Tho market for or diet that 9 cometl LE ee VV ANTED\u2014A GUOD TINSMITE.À DESIR.dou.vet Catena, os on Let éme iron cn Dé bas boue user dut SE.So SENSI, ERs VY, te por for 4 dy aa.Toe fine E14 tary o ir Lospeld The decline on tha day 1s § to FH .128%; July, nsready to attack wherever there is a weak w MERCHANTS M'Qlintock, Beardman, R N., G A 136}; Esptember, 135 Nis many u 348 keeping ural ves ANTED\u2014FOR À NT'3 OFFICE, Bedford Pi É HN.Livatenaat-Chimel Grant, wrong.TE) us 65).June: Gly July: 071, rhded win are nouriched VV clerk with wb lens Dre years: experience, sus i Lisutenant-Colensl Lawti .A.G.Leurd .its » - whest are = Address, stating 3 P.@ laure, Lieutenant-Colemel Andersen, 1357 000 bessols Gorm: SOB || ao caw.amd 16.) 5 Grocer, isbeted WANTE=L BART YOURG TAD TO comma rye of als cas vc ical Sa Ba De Canment, Major Bryee, Captain - SAS.EPPS & 09.Homxnopathis Chemists, assist tn Store and Dintag Hall.Apply to tenté ; .A Er ee WR Ll | rey apy por ae em es PRE © Mad, WITH for ' ) 1 = vos » 9 CL né Captain \u201cMills, Ageut-Goneral Eos Toctie second of Maasre Jobs Dances | array 720 Sama, ho waking.Apply ab 163 Bh Joseph SUSIE lave tous Postorid 10 ath wy fe asp Ope Colony.Masterof the Wars £0 unter ibe able direction of Mr.T.J.Potier, ; SALE=\u2014FROVINCE Sher all Sher 2 failed.Perfectly que ingre- of! who presided, stated sttendance way large and various parts of the, : A VINCE wents mas used in the proparation of tis praseny- Geunral Laurie had lately been sdmitiod à mem- Present a 000 number of our local erebacts SOIREE MUSICALE Tn Ne 125\u2014Le Grecté Foncier de Bas Can.Vocmin (téom Keythrakylon coca), + dgheham Bie Alezasder Galt in maktig pre- wholly satisfactory.The realised \u201c_.: mimi pas June at athe of the clock in the 7) pl seutattes mid Geweral Lourie had \u201centered tbe fn 14e, Imperial D to date.Youn Trans 10e notiipe: fall of Trinity Church, | Er of Rime, Boy, ae E0000 002 sumo, à rusts service of his oventry in 1863; served - in the 07%.Tonge 20 Saeane 20 Jot : 1 yo all the and ehsttals the voté Zxtioptandra, J scruples.Crimean war with sach distinction that he vé- | CUP ST.DENIS STREET, pundit Sum dE = Fous == ; pr grrr vtt ur a co © ¢ and Chess \u2019 Opp.Vigue Square, 1883, 1971 Mako 30 mise Lemon ii 5 5200 ancîtes 0e other from Turkish Goverameas, 4 .0 or Olay 50 Reowmsary (a Wea of kis brary in the fold Ne Tue bear market continnteobavaa ow mors: By the Choir aad Leading Amateurs, RAILIFFS SALE\u2014PROVINCE | &\"Patens am me yi\u201d Shims, maine\u201d ne alse distinguished himself \u2018during the | mW Stade almost wholly cenfined to email or BO\u2014DISTIBON OF MONTREAL\u2014Ne.Dumber OF RAT YOUN de mlsty ate] Taasmaried to evecy 2 : os account, &t à range today 6f 15 Friday Evening, Juse lst, 18353.UB COURT\u2014 Dees Lacflia Jane Osborne, 1 £0080 B00 vx, disasirees mutiny ia India, sad smbeoquently for.Western £y with mors business PROGRAMME Pintottff, vs ford tn Who Oh bo rocupurat: ve poWers of Lhis rbeberative no as there were of trouble at the time of st range two limite - \u2018 Las day of June, next, ai 10 of elock tn the forenoon Amd IES 190 508 & Bort T s i 1.Gles\u2014LAllogisnce wo swear.aah.at Mo.116 Ehuter tbe of Montresi, wil timo change tbÜ American Civil abe was ent of chess who ips maybe quoted a ranseof 20t0 & % the dod.jee sud a ay of a and chat une , ated, LGrTeleal eswmiition te Ome uf were despatched after Treat affair to Nerth 3c.The local as well as outside feeling je omer À Parodie fe moe ie J.Greaves.taie of the said Defendant, seized in this const 2asowod lie and ce.ot een pe Buty wep | pi fs ane ae À SR ST gS a Te at ETDS sen mi j \u2018 ova AJ : - Mise B.Coderve \u2014 - pre: 9 vs by remitting #5 im terday staod, vis: 1 yy At ; we he fulfilled suol smosees that when later en ore NE 1 sold at last Song onzmet say food ion frise Cpommpicn.= ALE\u2014PROVINCE omos y æ they.were lad om there mustered from that a wat 15.~The Now Fork batter \u201con 4-50, Ma Bn i ty mowrieas so Ta Enr pr ES TLL 2% mA by roan mal small seetien of the British we jewer tinues weak and the ohoess = steady.$ Song-My Mother téds me bial nsy Male.AIT OUURT\u2014 Alexander R Brown et al Panu FREE FROM D than 15,000 men.This toctimenia! 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