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[" * v LAST EDITION.Average Cireulation 31,200.VOL.XXII-No.65, FHuations Berant mr V ANTED\u2014FOR À NAVIGATION COMPANY À competent person to the office of secretury- ve first-class references and bo treasurer must A sporou bly Centopent with both lanyuares.Ad: 7 ANTED THREE OR FOUR YOUNG GIRLS appren to the fur finishing.Appl W i Alex.Nelton & Gx \u2026 107 B Bleury » at.suis AGE FOR SETRT and à cintre puis Sight and honorable.5 sn 64 re {adress wi th steam nada Agency Oo.1 Sao On aitu ations ; Wanted, V JANTED\u2014BY A GOUD CARRIAGE PAINTER, ab employment.Apply LL P., 18 De: sriviores st, NY ENT HY HOORKEH) i % TANTED\u2014EMPLOY3L who can spare 5 ur engagement, Will tindertake the 8, puditiog of books on moderato terms.472,\" STAR ofce hours un day frui present rusting, balancing, Addives 6.3 EL EVENING FAPLOYN youth of 21.2 or a n te, a week.& 1 books, co copying, ele.Address F.U.Box 1 haf DA TOR SIAN QUTE GOOD Bar acter.oly STAR office.64 ax N.ÉPSISTAST BOOKKEEPER, ustbe Fronoh.Address specifying age an and salary ©: expected.to * do 1665, WSTan office.ED_A MACHINIST, APPLY TO SUPER.jptendent of Tobacco works, Ontario st, east, \u201c W.0, McDon 4 3 ANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS FONFECTIONE pe y work an pod cake baker SE Bal oho PIES > DZ IMMEDIATELY A YOUNG MAY, who thoroughly understands bookkeeping, must où well recommended, ermanency ho teed Address P.O.Drawer 14786.+2 2 PANTED À A PRUTESTANT NURSE, TO ASSIST W with housework.Apply with references at 136 Mansfield st.\"ANTED\u2014SMART BOY.MUST WRITE 1600 D and and speak Fronoh .pros ects.Ap- ly by letter, Queen Insurance Co.1739 EE Dam TANTED\u2014AN EXPERIENCED BREAD DHIY - 8 given right man (as.wr STAR ne wh NTED\u2014A BTRONG LAD FOR FARM W RE Apply Mr, G.E.Cooke, Outremont, or ur Wa YANXTED_A GENERAL SERVANT ; ONE V nderstands cooking preferred.Apply Viz VASTES: A YOUNG GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework.Appls 2571 St Catherine at, G4 3 ANTED \u2014 Wo desire to establish a general oF in Montreal or viciaity, to control the staple article of daily consumption.Any © man with small capital y nay secure a per- qpanent paying business.or partic NWICH MANUFACTURING Co., BE vas st N.Y anted-\u2014salesinen at once, à few good men to sell our goods by sample to the wholesale and retail trade.Weare the Jargest manufacturers in our line.bora salary pa Permanent position.Money ad- for or agen saver: etc.For terma address Mig.Co, Chicago, Il.39 30 sod x_ WU'ARTED\u2014 RELIABLE I LOCAL AN AND \u201cTRAY E esmen, positions permanent: special inducements now; fast selling spec clation: don't de: salary frc from start.Brown pron, urserymen.Rochester, N.ANTEDCA GUOD RESTAURANT WAITER wanted Apply at the Terrapin, 1681 dote Dame st.ANT ED\u2014GOOD GENERAL SERVANT,- ron mily of two, country slt with good Iter ences preferred, 13 336 Notre Dam 651 ne OPERA TORE, HIGH- ages, hello, do you like lady ashe Jotte lotte golatine, #ood salary given.ANTED_GOOD GENERAL SERVANT WHEL Ww SEE nurse is kept, washing.44 Shuterst, 651 WARIED_SALESMEN TO RGANIZE WATCH lg d eell watches on the instalment plan, this isn Splendid opportunity for energetic persons to add to thely income without interfering with their reg Jar business or occupation.For rti- lat 203 Commisaioners at.Td ED\u2014 THKEE GUUD PLATE Danton.Apply The Bank Note Co, Ottawa.5 2 ANTED\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT, MUST wash and tron, references required, Apnly 16834 8t.Antoine st.65 1 ANTED \u2014 A TOURG GIRL FOR GENERAL hou sowork crasbin given out: nurse kept for children, Apply C1001 Notre Dame street.65 2 ANTED-STOREWAN.MUST BE SOBER micncs® used t to bard work.Apply Trotter Brus, ICeux at ° hs WA ANTED_YOUNGGIEE To MIND CHILDKEN.Apply 431 street.WANTED GENERAL SERVANT IN SMALL amily where nurse is kept, mus to Lachine.A to go pply in forenoon or evening, 10 Ehuter st.65 1 ANTED-AT 177 MANSFIELD BT, NURSE TO take charge of young baby, must \u2018have rood references.5e VV ANTED SA BOY TO LOOK AFTER À OHSE d cow, and make himself Fy useful, musth have ave pocdre references.Apply to KR.Bickerdike, TS A! a D HORSESHOEK.APE 5 ANTED \u2014 A GOO 188 St.Antoine st.ANTED\u2014GOOD GENERAL SERVANT, ABLE to do plain cooking.Apply 82 Park avenue, WE WILLING BOY, AT 233 BLEURY ANTED-GENERAL SERVANT, PLAIN COOK.avoir afternoons.30 Chomedy st.651 ANTED\u2014A CE, GOOD BTRONG GIRL, for washing od housework, 1750 Notre Dam Bt., upstairs.65 re ANT EDL-\u2014-AN EXPERIENCED NURSE WITI references, nocustomed to the care of young PDF.Apply atonce to No.156 Mance = a ANTED-INSURANCE AGENTS, GOOD CUN- acts pen nts who can do business, plans work, old line fompany.Address by lot- D 1847,\" Brar 65 : ANTED\u2014A Sa SGBER YOURG MAN FOR the grocery business, Address (until Thurs- £9) )/by letter, stating where Isst emplo ed and hat wages expected, to \"D 1834,\" STAR 0 eas; tert WANTED-A GENERAL SR UNDER.g plain cooking., no ash ing, references required, Apply Tr Bratt at.651 NW poarance, LIVE OANVASSER OF GOOD AP- Desrance well acquainted wit th the hotel and uce a special article, ast Caneak French \u2018vod English.P.O.Box 11 ANTED \u2014 TO BOOKBINDERS, A FAPEE ruler.Apply at 25 St, Nicholas.Wa: ED\u2014A Seon WHEELWRIGHT or XO 250 William 55 ANTED\u2014A ou LAD, ABOUT 18 VE City FANE BY A WEIL EDUCATED | oprepement | as proof reader, vist, both languages.Address \u201cN ce, Montreal.VT ANTEL \u201cPOSTITON AS FOREMAN Ok #er of ua sboe factory, by a practical ma turer of long \u20ac3 perience, fn Bue and 1odinn both en's and women\u2019s work.Address J.C LH Puckard & Co, Montreal.AND DARNING FOX 8ust Urbait Le, lines , care of 8 Ÿ TANTED\u2014MENDINU grutlemen, neatly done.N° ANTEDTSITTANON ASVSOUD VL I good city references, Apply 13 Bs Si TED \u2014 BV A RESPECTABLE WO3M work of any Xuod.Apply 71 Bt.Gewrwe str (upstairs).64 \\ ANTED_BITUATION BY AN EXPÉRIERCED- dry goods salogman both languages und best vf referenc es.Address J.&, Beland, 303 ommisstoners, ANTED-BITUATION BY LICENSED ENgineer and good mechanic, able to take charge ot all sorts of contractor plants and machinery, ready for engagement, strictly sober and steady, best refersuces furnished.Address ™Y.1704, oa TaR CD \u201cBY A SERGEANT some Hglht employment, rath elevator man, testotaler, single, B, Point Bt.C harles.V JANTED SIT ATION FÜR APRIL 18T.by A Kuod custom cutter from the States references exchanged, will gu to the country.Address 3 4 3! ke a Sramofiea OT TE V JANTED\u2014SITUATION By A YOUNG Ta Fr.wrienced in office work.Addrees \u201cA, Bran Office 2 ANTE D \u2014-BY AN ENGLISH LADY A POSITION en» houseReoper or companion housekovper to a lady er uv 2 Ÿ ANT Faites Ga 3 family preferred.speaks both lauguages, class referenées.Address \u201cB.1774,\u201d Stak offi 35 V ANTED\u2014BY.DRESSMAKER, SEWIN Y the day, 64 Hermine at.51 3 Centers KE first ANTED-SITUATION as HOUSEKEEPER BY lady with girl of ten years: comfortable home more an object t salary.A.H., Ste.Therese, Que.D TED - SITUATION Ad FOKREMAN OR à com oom, in livery stable orotherwise,by etn?Freuch horseman, first-class rider, colt reaker, also in horse cilppineæ,firat- class references, speaks Freuvh an Enghi=h, the best waxes required.Address \u201cR \"8 re.ANTEDSIT UATION AB HOUSEKEEF TN entlewan\u2019s fauadls ; frst, 5 Jas references; city ortountrs.Address H., Nazareth sre t city.N ANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS 1 RAVELLER, OR salesman in dry ooda, by A 1 man, co mercial experience sudable to fill a position of trust, first-class city references.Address Traveller, 208 German st.V FANTHÔZX SITUATION As GOOD 50 OF, city references.Apply to 102g Bt.Dominique WANE ED -THE ADVERTISER, HAVING GOOD connection and Joux « experience ¢, wants samples On commission.Address F.X.Clermont, Agent.Montreal.WA NTED\u2014SITUATION AB GENERAL SERvant, PE togo to the country.Apply £8 A the Aexand .N ANT ED \u2014 POSITION AS TK ELLER by youug gentleman, at present engaged.has lar e and valuable gennection amongst wholesale sad retajl grocers, &e.adress\" \u2018D'I8S2.\"Tan of ANTED\u2014BY PLUMBER.GAB AND BEAST fitter, a situation as general repairer in store T factory; can furnish best of city references by ad dresainge \u201cF, 1893.\" STan Uffice.851 ANTED\u2014SITUATION AS MILLEE IN SPICE mills or in grocery store.Address C.8t.Jean, telephone 6337 3 ANTEDZA SITUATION BY À SINGLE MAN, to look after horses or cattie, good milker, ood references If required.Address \u201cE.18 I: SE - bo: STAR © TAN \u2014A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN.Two ycars'experience In hardware.Address \u201cF 1802,\" Brag Othice 631 ANTED_SITUATION \"AS PLAIN COOK OR general servant: no objection to leave sir.Apply 15 Jurors street, top flat, upstairs.65 ANTED\u2014BY À RESPECTABLE PERBUN ZAI Rooms to Let VOMS- COMPORTABI E FURNISHED FRONT Ra à back double bedrooms, bathroom flat, as, .Possession 26th March.40 Vie torts ae : water.street Le AWS ASUS MONTREAL, TUESDAY, MARCH 18.1890.Houses | to o &et.0 LET-H4 AND 60 CRAIG ST.FINE UPPER tenemente, pr desirable for moar houses, close by the C ops.Apply to Fhelan, 1y4l Notre Dies 63 3 CUMS TCrAIFORTABLY FURNISHED, FOR R frst Apri; with or without board.31 Mean! Cuilrge avente U LET VERY DESTFANLE SMALL bEMI-DE- tached house, 154 Drummond near Sherbrooke.G.H.Matthews, 208 \u20ac Conimiasioners st.u 10 JO VO - FRONT ROOM VACANT, 27 Ti College 4 I ua r Ui isn VIOLET, WITH Ot WU beard, 1790 Ontario st., near Mance 6 Rus wi 1 BOARD AND TABLE BOARD, nutes walk from P.O, Ble ury et 633 oN \u201cFilius GLASS KOON AR \u201cBOARD er 4 Bt, Charles Borromeo st, b, c 606 T uo \u2014TO LET, RAISED.\u201cSUTTABLE S fur peatlemen or ght housekoeping, parior, piano, 87 37 Kichwond 3 ASD ANDECHELY FUR table fur One or two LE ue.gas, sr hot hd vold water, b Plateau st 613 » 00M \u2014 JOMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM, with board, for 2?gentlemen, private, Eaalish, 88 Chenuevllle st, opposite Duffer n sq.3 FJOoNSTÉ LARGE POUBLE ROOMS Fr 12 well furnished, with board, also table board.Apply to 8 Beaver Hail Square 64 12 CUM\u2014LARGE W ELL FURNISHED Loo 2 ANP jard; at 18 Brun RoE NO.6 oir ¥ HANDSOME double rooms, furnish La SEE \u2018every convenience, not moving.646 BE: HALL OM, 86.NEWLY R et HALE HOT Day ner 1 RS, OOM_TO™ LET.FURNISHED OR ont nished, 68 8 German st pooïs\u2014- TWO NICE\u201d suitable for dre over drygouvds store Br Lawrence st.st.64 2 FPOUM ~ TG LET IST OF APRIL UNE large room suitable for two gentiqmen ; family hot movin ng.313 City Councillors st 4 co CLARGE.WELL FURNISHED Yair pari room.with ali modern conveniegoss, at & University 8 RM\" van, TO LET, 25 ST.DENIS st us & UNFORNISHED Rooms, married cou uple, OOM&E\u2014IST MAY, ST.ANTCINE STREET west, flat four rooms, equal upper tecimont.rent 812, 1565,\" 8 office.651 GOREFOR BENTLEMEN, WELL FURN (SHED, om flat, fac Dominion sab bot pat) water in bath, 134 Peel street.\" OOMS\u2014WELL FURNISHND DUUBLE RUUMS an first and second floor.760 Palace st, 3rd door from Beaver Hall HL 5 OO0MS- ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, HEATED by steam heater.Apply at 114 Champ de Mare OOM \u2014 A SMALL FURNISHED EDT fora gentleman without board, 1848 vata tagdo OUM3\u2014T WO FURNISHED ROOMS, AT 103 Union ave., house first-class, every conv.entence, far mily private, ao children or board 53 COM ELL FU RNISHED FRONT BRDROON.bathroom flat, witk or without board, private family, Corns.mate 20 Ht \u2018Genovelte, as [ear Palaë ROE ne Avply 22 VOM-\u2014T room, with par Osborne st.DONS -COMFORTABLY FURNISHED, à TN improyements, with or board, at Sie 2 Dorchester st ~TO LET, OPPOSITE QUEEN'S BLOCK, tly furnished front room, bath © on same | fat a LET, ET, COMFORTABLY FURNISHED artial board, vacant lst April.$e WITH without at 042 853 RO minute, ie or FURNISH! ED, DOUBLE and single, with or without 148 Deel pn LET FOL THY FIRST OF aL a double room, furnished, suitable for, one or to gentlemen also a room suitable for storage, .Catherine st.SON \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED 8M R 86 Sanguinet st, 2nd door from Dorches GOMs_FRGURLE AND BINGLE WITH \u2018clock dinner, 22 Cathcart, Re NS D ON FIRST F RP E | room, With grate, and 3 firat- class board, all clegantiy fled, 47 McGill College Avouue.85 = GOOM \u2014 NICELY FURNIS , 736 SHER- brovke at.85 3 RO 1 SINGLE, PLEASANT SUNY ROOM, di bath fist, over the bank, 7276 8t therine 8 OOMS-FURNISHED, TO LET, WITH LATEST , Accommodations, at 185 Bleur 65 86 Rooms IN Wanted.AA at ANT St em V ANTED-FURNISHED APARTMENTS, WITH partial board, in respectable family.Address \u201cW, 1670,\" Stab office.64 3 ANT D NFURNISHED BOOM ot ent care of an infant, best of care and attention Li ARGE, 8 moderaie.Address strictly private, ted, with attendance, by lst April, state 5 ies STAR Office 65 2m terms and location.Are \u2018B LL ,\" STAR office.FOS WV ANIED \u2014, Two u Off THRE UNFUBNISHED a ble Pose Ad qaress- \u201cStoves, toves, Hotels, Er, to ar _ 0 LETS STORES, 367, 409, 411, iis.115.ASD L dames: at ply to wl w ai Mio LEF-LaN G COMMoDIOUS PREMISES rand Frank station.suitable for light manufacturing purposes, Or adapted for n large arding house, App iy 22 St.James st.36 Tv LET\u20148TOKES AND 10 LEMOINE STREET, also 500) BL pt et, Adjoining Greene & Sons, a Joseph, 158 51.James at.63 3 TPO LET \u2014 A LARGE STORE.ALSO OFFICE, at No.33 8t.Nicholas st., moderate rents, R Hart, 33 8 80 12 A.Baldwin Hart.t.Nichalns st.Te LET-8TORE, BEST PART OF ST.CATH - rine at, (on posite Victoria st.).good dry cellar.Apply to H.F.Jackson, Chemist, 26.3 8.Catherine 10 LETT.LOUIS HOTEL.8T.GABRIEL Ses ng 40 bedrooms, presents oc ccivled hr Mr.fiendeau.Apniy to Gauthie: Bherbruoke st.0or at No.213 ne Paul st.Se 15 po LET-STORE NO.IRS BT.PAUL STHEET, opposite Bonsecours market.278 Guy street, cor.8t.Antoine, large and well lighted upper tenes room| gating terms, 3 1770, oh S7aR office TED-BY MAHIIED COUPLE.WITH wo \"children both under three years), bedroom and si modes © good board, central, Address HC.A ED ONE WO UNFPURNISHE coms, about the Tat of April or May.\u2018BE 1808,\" ST STAR office.651 ARTED- BY A LADY, AN UNFURNISHED room and board, in a gentgel Protestant fam ly, French preferred, between jon ave, ond at, Habert st.Address \u201cEz1858,\" TAR offica 631 Board.AAA OARD.WITH ROOM.CAPPLY 33 334 CRAIG ST.opposite Viger Garden.63 » GARD \u2014WANTED BOARDER FN FIRST-CLASB house, No.3 uchetiere, corner 8t.Dents Ft, also table buard.598 POARD-DOT BLE AND SINGLE ROOMS WITH board a} 3+ Stanley street, now and at the lst May, for gentlemen only, references exc 4s a > OARD AND ROO 3.50 board, 82.50 week.Mo Bluey OALD\u2014GVOD week; also table of age, to help in store.Apply, with Fifer ment, 8300 Fathout Jaxes, Apply A.Li de Martigny, OARD- a \u201cAN CIES, ALSO TABLE BOARD, ences, Post Office box 668.51 Advocate, X2 St.cols Xavier st.ss: 103 835 ANTED\u2014A CART ER, ONE WHO TSDE R- 0 LET-THE Tons Nu.111 CONNISSIO EN stands the care of horses.Apply 70% Dor- st, good cellar, Coutlee & Lamarche, : Bo ard Wanted.Senter 5 85 Jumes st.3 AA.A Va A ED-SALESLADY, ALBQ APPREN Aor the millinery.opposite the Balmoral H VWANTED\u2014A FIRST CILAB8 BLACKSMITH, work on carri e platforms, steady work and food wages, ply John Dixon, cor.Bay and (Kern: perance sta, Toronto.154 AN TED \u2014 GEN ERA AL SERVANT, MALL mily, pe pat moving May.Apply Wedne waday NTI1C Fa 3 Apply to Gagnon & She.af AL Business Chances.me AA R BALE \u2014 RETAIL RTOCK OF GROCERIES liquors license and fixtures, situated ina wood locality.Apply 2476 Notre Dame street.o£S tk CALE VALUABLE NEWSPAPER PRO- oR ATH BALANCE OF HOUSE FU Tk nishing hardware, building burdw: chanics\u2019 tools, in lots or the whole in one Tot pie all fixtures, show cases and good wiil.10 Phillips ue Lor Hale.A R SALE\u2014F.O.B.CARS AT PANVILLE (G.T.E, > Oona t 400,000 red brick.For particulars, e apply to x J.Me ull Lo Que, 33 12 12 OK SALE\u2014GLA: HOW CASE FOR sale, about 2 fact ong feet h I, can be vided in sections, price 8 livered about 1 st Mas.5 Fe SALE\u2014ONE HORIZOI TE SN 10x20 wheel and p a ndhand, complete with independent ulley, Corliss valve, modern type, iced gonpec Ang an ston in Arstolsas order, J.& es 161 \u201d Jono st 608 Order rat ace sate fon at, price - TES ir order, first clas pply to Plscide Draulette, Lachi i Péri ORT © RENT-IOE ST.TATRA dar, Sage.etc.Montreal Indian 658 Notre Pate 252 and 254 Bt Paul SALE \u2014 TWO TAME GOATR, WITH BUM- hor and » inter vehicles an two wolf robes, also to No, 8 8t.Julie 64 3 OR TER, ow STAND AND 8 holving süfiable for gracery, eto.,can be = Jogm at 13518 FR OR nan 826.10 836 itiolle SPEARS.Fo ret Flanot sichs 8 fixtures, all in perféôt order and not long in use.Apjly in forenoon or even [13 Sher st.651 Tok, JALE_SHOW CASES x FO LARGE CENTRE soitd c Chase, and 4 nickel Apothecares À 1,1593 Notre Dame street.JOR OR SAL E- EEINDLINE woo.43 Dowd at No Teleptaas 2 Telepho: F° CAN UPRIGHT I R SALE-NEW AME full size, a superior toned ent, valant Sase, will sel oll on instalments or Atv 5 34 Me 853 aa Frans to Purchase, ANTE NANI IN TO B Bl w.| tH.Don Y SAT | À AY CLOTHING, ost.CRAIG 8T, in ondes.the 17 7 Si ae\u2019 vin be rewarded on re- plok it to'd1 ¥ OST-BTR RAT] ED FROM edo DRUMMOND 87.a white ollie à 2; short tail oven: che te Ain to the above add A revue furathy ress will be liberally AI ST, BILVER T, leather co gh pi bore PE pe, dptaining El a | if returned.I.FOUT i.b Notre Dame bt.2 sold square 7 5 mod à re- \u2018tard rovaratog 11 CE arsaillos st Di KER HOUND.OWNER dou.OST A fusca Bt.Sulpice OF Xi KRYS, RETURN 39 ai.0 LET-OFFICE, WAREHOUSE AND LARGE dry cellar, suitable for storage of cheese butter, oila, fruits, \u20ac, convenientiy situated pes ar the shipping, easy terms for thren years Juase.Apply to Renaud, King & Patterson, 65¢ Craig st 63 ed tf Oo ET TARGE STORE (65 FE ET DEEP), ats; best business rentre in acier, be ing 108 ies st, opposite 81.Anne's Market, rent lo \u2018Allowance made for repairs.Apply 100 Me ill aw\u201d Flats to Let.ON ASS T° LET\u2014FLATS, 413, 415, 417 ST, JAMES ST, corner Craig.Apply to W.Walker, 6 Horpital NO LET\u2014FLOOË, TO LET PART OF TBE FIRST floor of our building.hésted and power if re- aired, or very mutable \u2018or sample room, Hughes & Rosle enson, 747 U st.13 U LET\u2014IN GLENOWA BUILDING, A GUAR ter flat, à half flat suitable for inerchants, carrying stocks of merchandise, also offices with use of } Haider and freight of levator.Apply sa oN E.Thos.a tf Tek wo OFA AT 1 Xx TDRÉRÉSOLES street.Apply at 337 8t.Paul st.ecd if 150 late 1 Wanted.) SNA AAAS A AANA ANTED To 1 RENT \"ror .eT MAY, FLAT t 80x90, with good light, 8 horse steam por wor.ented for light manutsetdring, Dominion lectrice Maufg.C6.rear of 767 Craig 45 1 JQANTED- BOARD VITR SITTING ROOM AND bedrooin, furnished or unfurnished, 1st May, young mn Taarried couple u housekocping.want home comforts, references, no ng house wanted.Address \u201cB1775,\" BTAR oe, 853 TTT - 7 = Steamships.\u201cALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.1689\u2014 WINTER SERVICES\u2014 1880 Liverpool.Halifax and Portinnd Mall Line.From From rom Liverpool STRAMERIFR, Portland | wim 13 Feb.)Caspian.G Mar.H Mar.27 do Sardinian 20 do 22 do UY Mar.Peruvian 27 à 29 do 13 do Polynesia: 3 April & April 27 do Parisian.| 17% do 19 do 10 Apr] Circassian IM 3 May To connect with there Fisamors at Portland, take the Grand I Prank 10.1 BP Th or the ce nadian Pacifio 8.15 p.m.train of Wedn while to make con- Bootion à at Halifax, take ond rand Trunk 3 00 am.train Friday.5 pr the Canadian Paoitio 7,35 pia.train of Thur A considerable Teauotion bas been made in the ocean fares during the winter monthe, the rates of Cabin p mhodation now being 850 ane 860, pocordine to accommoda io.d the a, ore or eet and szOreapecHvelr.Olfices 1 to o Let J NN AS NPP Qo iE OFFICES EITHER \u201cEN SUITE OR sly.0 and first cor of the central- pr ivonted promises 114 St.James at.opposite the 18, ms moderate.Possession at of once, Apply to to Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance, 36 \"ROLE LET I ERTRRHLE OFFICES, VERTED ST am, central position, over Star bnainess office, st.James st, rents moderate.APP at STAR eod tf PO LET-FOR ¥ FIVE DOLLARS\u201d À MONTH, part of nice office, furnished, no taxes or care- takes\u201d charges, Apply at 73 lmperial Building.i _Mailro ads.er a SN NN NTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.RIAN EMENT-\u20141 $80.rai rus daily on) Railway from .1d, and ail other of Montreal at \"a.06 tens through to Halifax rus throughto Rallway between by eleciricitr, and 2 me.to pas- F AFFANGOIONEE, « We INSON, | Eastern $ se 7 Agent, Montreal, ris ESC En AKEREE W¢ NT AE 1üts and parfect \u20ac CURE hot for Lost Man- She a Nervons i of eto.hd HELIO G8, 19 Park Tor Pian, ee AE 3.\" Chilgen Ory.for Pitcher\u2019s, istoria.Frere and Boston service.From EAMSEIPA From Glasgow.sr Boston.20 Feb.Buenas Jyrean 9 Mar, 27 do 5 1 do 8 Mar.i do do 30 do 19 do 7 Aprit 26 do .14 do 2 April \u201cBueno.Ayrean .2k: do These steamers do not carry passengers on Voyages pe.Stesmers marked * will call at Halifax en route to Gisngow and Philadelphia Service.From 8 From Glasgow.BrraMsHIPR Philadelphia.22 Feb.15 Mar.de HE 4 Apr.| 85 do.¥ passengers on voyage tea! ere marked * will call at Hhlifax en routs to Sh Indeton hia wor freigh r farther 1 mrormatio appi G.W.Ron: Ld s.136% 1st, James at, posit at Luranics! Hail 0 or AN O'BAIEN, 24.bt fames st; 15 st Ye a mes -nt 2e 18 A ALL i £8 Common am Montreal, $0 Stats at.Bosiob 394 HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET Go EXPRESS SERVICE between Nes York, South.nmpton anid Hamburg by the m {wWip-screw ateamers of 10,000 tons and 15508 0 18,000 horre-power.nie Lane the Z'aëteat trips to and Jrom hor Pro nent, taal acon on Wx DAYS: Anis\u201d rs oo oe 59100 Drain Pipes \"Poriand Cement, Chimney Tops, Water Lime, Act ; Ureameré unexcelled for po Thro ah tickew to Longon and a fata.Gf Vent Linings, Whiting, Flue Covers, \u2018Plaster of Paris, Fire Bricks, Borax, \u2019 Fire Clay, China Clay,\u2019 Canada Cement, R Romar gment.\"pe LEY\u2014-FURNISHED UPPER TENEMENT G three Poe.Juntry, extension kitchen | op bath room, 110 Shuter st.- À NICE COMFORTABLE LOWER Kenement, In rst-class onder vicinity Douinion Ba, Fent moderate.Apply a 643 CATED AND hd LY LET- WEL! LU iit brick house, 184 Nanafeld st, above Burnside Place, containing 0 rooms an ern couveni- ences, rent 8360 and taxes.Further particulars on premises.443 No LETZUPPER RESIDENCE, NO.Hubert, drst-cluss in ory shed eh entran ten rooms, cut stone fous 1wo story s.by lané (n rear, 522 uth and taxes : also | réidence, No 979 St first-class, cut one front,enti@nce by lane in rear and two front entrances, 815 per month and Laxes Apply to Henry k t.64 2 T CoM (03:3 : pes Mais at.T T THA TABLE COTTAGE 264 St.Martin also aprer apartwent Louse, 85 Shuter st.Apply to Gibb & Co, 118 i amies st.0 LET COTTAGE AND GROUNDS, Tray and city combined, heated with hot water.T.8841 tre Dams, 51 eod tf LOWER ee 38 UO LET_-BRICE COTTAGE, NO, 112 BRIT- aunia st.Apply to Mias Ms iin] 1059 Dor- chester st __.Te LE 528 to 530% Sherbrooke st.; rent, per month.R.A.Baldwin Hart, 33 8.\" NTS, 18 and 822 cholas st.656 LET-HOUSE ON UPPER ST.CHARLES Oo T° rromes ai\u2026 nine rooms.pantry, bath, etc, ediate possession, rent noderate.key at 467 St.Urbain at.CH st.mo LET TWO THR E RY AND § STENT 3 > 129 Metcalte R.A.Bald- 85 6 «Front | Bouses, oa, street rent L390 out assesamen win ESET Sri © mens UPPER AND LOWER tenements, newly papered, nted, tinted, 8 ain bi hot water, bath, airy altuation, 233 Bt.rbain 855 Houses Planted._ CAN ALAN NASA ALL \u201cHoUSE OF 6 OR 6 WANTED \u2014 A SM TOO with stable for two horses, rent moderate, Kadres s \u201cW 1681,\" Srat office.FF z wa TED-_HOUBE.A FAMILY OF THRE.sons (no children), would lakes a well a tated house in od ity, and upants if not too any.wife 19 a thorough housekoer er, best of re- fererices.For particulars enq .Dunne, at Tegrapin Restaurant.851 Pupils Wanted.UNA MU APN NN ANTED_PAINTING PUPILS BY BUCCESS- ful teacher.Address \"B 1769,\u201d STAR office, > p ANTED \u2014 A GRADUATE IN; ARTS (McGILL) desires few puplls Kgéress\\Tator B.A.McGill University.Arta pt.65 1 § PHYSIGIAN'S DOTY.It is the duty o of every honorable physician to do he can ta relieve human suffering, and while such discases exist we deem it our duty to minister to their alleviation and oure.y men and women have unconsciously contracted (or possibly inherited) disease, which sooner 1 later, will sap the springs of life or lay the foundation of miserable old age unless checked and cured.bad a large experience in this class of we can in all sincerity assure the berne that under our treatment rapid cures are effected in the worst conceivable cases in a short time and at reasonable cost.Remember that the only danger comes from neglect or attempting to cure yourself by un sing prescriptions that have proved successful in curing your friends.Do not, therefore, waste time and.complicate the difficulty; and do not let anything detér you from at once applying to us, either in person or by letter.Strict confidence will be observed and exposure will never come at our hands.WE CURE Kheumatisæ, Dywpepsia, Catarrh, Bron- chitin, Asthma.Constipation, St.Vitus\u2019 Pance, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Diabetes, Nervous Aflections, Premature Decline, Atrophy or Muscle Wasting.Female Cem- plaints, Skin and Blood Diseases, Jaundice, Malaria, Prostration, Consumption, etc.Persons who are suffering from ailment not enumerated here are invited to call or communicate a description of their disease by letter.Our advice in all cases will be strictly honest and will be based upon our knowledge and experience.SPECIAL NOTICE We are treating hundreds of the best people of this city and province, who are willing to have their Nâmes used privately for reference, but do not wish the publicity attending the publishing of same.Call and see these references, + Members of Dr.Kergan\u2019s Medical Council are now in Montreal, \u2014AT THE Hibion Hotel.| == They invite all sufferers to call on them for FREE CONSULTATION and ADVIO CE.=== \u2014 rr HOURS+-9 « a.m.to 8 pow.dass « except Sandaye.RSJAs the.Doctor\u2019s-stay is limited those contemplating a visit will do well to apply early.If you cannot call, write to Headquar ters, cor.iro Th \u2018Avenue.and Shelby street, Detroit, ich.Address Dr.J, D, KERGAN or the M.C.Assocs ié7Have no ranch office in Montreal or-elsewhere.All business conducted at: or from Detroit under Di; > Bergan 8 personal supervision.out buildings, KTapes, currnuts, strawberries, ate.terns reasonable.By P.E.Brown.Rent Estate Agent, 1 Place d\u2019Armes.ATREET, NEAR DOR- &1 00 per foot, soun wurth E Pine tous house, i FFSA LE\u2014 eminigud stree wo Property | for Se a R SAL postés hot RESCHI.LANEOUX and cold water.5 00 Leciuire, LE OR TO LETFIRSIT CLASS DWELIL- apartoienis, cheap, tL oye 20 Drolet st, vear 8 ale, , Ec.-IN COWANSYVILLE, BALE wall from station.le acre NEW DOUBLE TENTE N ENT.sT.near Sherbrooke, 12 per cent.Apply Address \u201cI, R BALE MOUNTAIN chester, vacant jot, 00 as bustuous star sand 25 ST.ANDRE F=300, .BNC .Beat cottage, and, guvod Caran n, pñire $ sR OV, Th Estate Agent, 7 Place d'Armes.Maal Estate fa mt, d'Armes fovgeumeut, ust reall ze Le \u2018diately.ven Fe 9 rooms 60 x 100, rental terms, Apply R cent Apply, Fee 8.ST.ANNE, 9 ROOM \u2018river Side, 21-700, choapestever offered.P.E.BROY ALE\u2014STE.ANNE, BUILDING LOTS, MAIN avenue, water frue, lots are 50 3, 150, pri 3250 Tteal Latate Agent, 7 Place d'Armes.M8 FOR SALE AND MONEY -LOANED ON BIE Ap N'%s summer, no furniture Bir 75 per year; view BE Bios N, OTTAGE TO LET-ST each, to purchaser of t medtately s third lot Lin be given free.65s1 P.E.BROW Real E 1 Bi 6 WN Estate pet Place d'Armes, Meal Estate Age nt, 7 Place à d\u2019Armes.COTTAGE, wo lots and No = By Charles Holland, Tw: LET\u2014 Real Estate Agen 249 Mt, 3 Ames Street.R BALE-214 DRUMINOND $ SIBEET, 3 PRI 8 TERRACE AND OTHER RESIDENCES.47x eod tf TO McTAVISH STREET, 3 9 UNIVERSITY ST.V.ST.258 UNIVER! SITY Nig \"ERSITY sr FAMILLE 45 2679 ST CATHERINE BT.Far particulars apply to CHARLES HOLLAND, 249 St James at OTICE\u2014LANDLORDS AND oPTHEBS, Havrne TES CTT Es rooms, vies ol Bu: 1888.\" STAR Oey ed si REET, SULID shania Inducements.Ar- ANNE, RIVER partially furitehed.$175 for and con- R 8 BALI STE CUNE GONDE.BRICK BLOCK.B87, price BOLO, very easy P.E.BROW im- Specific Articles.ATA SP A\" DE J onnues Rubber Coats at rednoed price.Bhirts made to order.1700 NOTRE DAME.8lz Er AND BOILER, BECONL HAND, GOOD order Gob BROS.= os 12 street.Montreal J TE ONE & S0Ns ce LEVELS AND : Kules aro the best.Ask your hardware dealer fur them.Agent for Ganads {wholesaie onl only), a Sontreai N.he ¥ PRACTICAL ELECTRICIAN, T BTREET, MONTREAL.AH kinds of Electrical Apparatus 19 aired and Ne Wark done, Feaarat Telaphons No.À ans Partners ranted, AA V JANTED- PARTNER, WITH SOME.MEANS, To tart a very and boarding stable, beat \u201csife 1 the city Apply 51.Lawrence Main a WANED \u2014- PARTNER WITH FIVE TO TER thousand dullars, for e and profitable business in Untario by reliable business man, Ad dress \"E 1564,\" STAR office 85 1 Davimersbip Wax anted\u201d NTA VV ASTED-FARTNERSHIP \u201coR INTEREST IN established commission or wholesale busi- ueas, by gentleman some capital and good gounections, principals nig Address \u201cBo $133.» TAB 0 ANTED\u2014PARTNERSHIP.WITH A Conan sions cé best references can be give: Address \u201cF.1806,\" Brak office.\u201c65 à Horses and and Carriages.Foi SALE-FINE DRIVING NG Bi FORGE, SIX years old, perfectly sound, just frow the coun- can ro.in three minutes, would be fast if trained.Apply at 110 Mcuill st, City.683 9 MOR SALE\u2014ONE NEW Goon WAGGON.APply 3336 Notre Dam 64 3 JOK SALE\u2014A DOUBLE BLE SEATED \u2018BUGGY, WI H cover, in first class order.Address \u201cY.via JOR R SALE À STRONG AND ELEGANT 1êtE waggon on 4 springs , almost new, will 4 as \u2018comfortabl y as 3 persons, Address 1078 si James st.diupertal building), room 57.65 HORBES, Srey e Lbunters, the Gelobrated hil Jumper, \u201cRosebu 6 ft.ased at our spring 1 13 (at Chicago).w Bale a year ago and we (by aeveoral that promise to cqual his arondertul performace, Write for catalogue, W, D.Grand, Toronto.65 ANTE D\u2014HOUSE FOR PART CASH AND lance n goods, must be Bound, large snd showy, for an ap Eom wWagwon.Address \u201cË 18536,\" STAn office.651 TANTEBCAN OLD ROADSTER MUST BE cheap, Address stating terms, \u201cB.1770,\" STar Office, 85 4 _ Éfiscellancous.hry and Clean Storage.Storage for Househoid Furniture, Dry Goo Storage tor Blo for Pianos and Pictures.prose for General Merchandise.\u201c.WATSON._262z \u201c724 Craig street.houses to rent will hear of good t sp! OLSON & BROS.CHARLES HOLLAND, OnN o- Aloand Ferter Browers, gen 06 Dax STREET, M 3eod tf 249 Bt.James street, Ale and Fortes Wood us and Bottles, A Families regular By F.McMann, .Mr.Wm.Watson, 313 8t.Urbain mirent bot iH Real A tate Agent \u2018Alea and Porter, in authorized to use our 138 St.James Street, 8G cecoled by \u201cTelephone.Dre LET\u2014HOUSES FURNISHED AND UNFUR- K.FULTON, 2444 ST.CATHERINE = ST.NI NEAR nished, stores and tenements in all parts of the arvindsor or Hotel guresPiles, Catarrh, Neuralgias city.skin a hronic Diseases.En- F.McMA ory Tee, See our foronoons Consulting dbx 138 a Names street, bours, afternoons and evenings.32% men Property 1 Wanted.CANS TANTED\u2014-TO PURCHASE A SMALL COTTAGE or de tenement, 835 buil STAR and by a careful application of the fine proper- slaty ells selected Coon Epps bas vided Aktast piables Jat a \u201cdelicately avoured ven, lay sa ce us heavy d EL ich ju clons use of sucharticles of diet theation 1m ÿ be aradually bullt up until Sppoph Le Jens every tendency to disease, sable maladies are fluating around us dade artack herever there is a wesk point.We may eaca e many & fa by keeping ourselves for with pure reload and a properly nourished frame sit ing ier o or os aille Sold only tn pee sp pickets arco, IRS led t L0c0 0.Homwæo ptic Chemists, Londan, Etgl 4 3leod co - or Swoud 3 exchange country ©! \" in city or Cote St Antoine.\u201c ce SSSR IE \u201c GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.EPPS\u2019S COCOA BREAKFAST.\"By a thorough knowledge o ik Fovern oe operations of the natursl laws stion and nutri- doct Soctor, x San hay ts in npossitie._ SCOTT'S ULS OF PURE - NORWEGIAN Bermuda Bottled.eh In ronda.If to ox wilt net ve responsi- te he the consequences.\u201d But, afford neither the the money.\u201d \u201cWell, if CONSUMPTION, Bronchitis, Congh or Severe Cold |2 Se e pT 6000 hints RE oe Fee arin Pu.ask yeuridrn rir ar mr THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY \u2018Beecham\u2019 8 Pills F Bons aud Nervous Disorders.Guinea & Boz.\" \u201cWortha EVANS & SONS, Limited, Montreal N Canada, Agents for « OINTMENT hp to Loan.NÉS ANS SNS To LEND ON CITY PROPERTY, $25, 000, no commission charged to the rrower, Thos.Darling, 30 8t John se 64 8 \u2014Fror\u2014 INVALIDS! WMrARMBRECHTS TONIC COCA WINER.For Fattsue of Mind an $ Body and Siseplessness, FUR SALE \u201cEY DR Sais! 18 TRY DR.DORENWEND\u2019'S GERTIEN \u201cHAIR JIAGIG.\u201d js great and only remedy © ove Folies and acl Srowih fo Hair, has od Grog Ha nly spd, sad G palities that-orders are > pouring fn.b result.de poux, gist has not got it, then ond 81.00 f iL ootile, or 85.00 for 6 bottles, d LA pitisondit to any address in Canada or the A.DORENWEND, -103 .& 105 Yongp, Sirret Toronto, Can.Crops Killed by Frost.ASHEVIELE, N.C, March 18\u2014 Reports from the rent tobacco counties in western North Carolina show that at least one-third of the plants tn the beds were killed by the cold weather on Saturday night and Sune day.e peach and apple crops are also almost wholly destroyed.The mercury stood at 10 above zero on Sunday morning.\u201cCOMMERCIAL BRERBOHM'S REPORT, March 18, Cargoes off coast, wheat and corn, firm, Cargoe on passage and for shipment, wheat firmer, en firm.Live 1 wheat, spot, quiet but steady, corn rather easter.Indian shipments wheat to the United om 10,000 quarters, to the Continent 30, poo ag iy ters.Number of wheat cargoes waitin Arrivals of wheat cargoes one, wailing % bree, sold one.Nic cable says: Pp: including 20,000 centals of ha receipts\u2019 of corn for the same \u201ctime were 95.800 centals of American.The following were tbe amount of breadstnffs on passage to the United King m and the con- tinént on the dates mentio n March 28, March 8, 18 1890.Wheat and flour.3 646, 060 2,682,000 Corn.\u2018720,000 767,000 Wheat, qrs .497,000 418,000 Corn, qrs.447000 4 65,000 Wheat in Sight.Mar.15.80.Mar.8,'00.Mar.18,'89.Visible sup-) BE U5 ed, 28.108.668 28.314,594 31,182,501 Cate 21,188.000 20,496,000 15,840,000 0 mn.oO 83: to Continent 6 Total in sight 52.244.668 52,154.504 Toronto Prices Current.March The market Is quiet but .2 spring wheat outside at 800.3 0.1 hard Mant, toba at $1.05, 5, posa outside at 58e, and oats outside at 29c to wn No à autumn, 85 10 860, No.£ Spring.82 to83c; N red winter, 85.tos6c; No, à caca Manitôba, $1.4 Cr to 81.05, NO.2 hard Manitoba, $1 02 toss Barley\u2014No.1, sacur 1e No.2, 44 to cs Se.à extra, 39 to40c; No.3,° 85c td 37e._Peas\u2014Nb.2, 55 to 58: Oats\u2014 No.2 30 to 31¢.Corn\u201443 to\u2019 44¢.Flour\u2014Extra, $35 50; 3,076.000 3,344,000 8.136,000 60.158.501 18, 1890, Sales of No.steusne roller, 83 80 to $3 85; strèng bakers, sé to 4 50.LIVERPOOL LATEST Prrcæa Current.March 15 189@,- rin Yheat.7 Fs Pork.,.,.to Roam do.7 Lard a3 % SR cam MONTEEAL, Mirch 18.\u2014Owtng to the bad cou- dition of the country roads the rocelpts of of mich cows at Viger market this mol ere small, offered, which there belñg obnly (pyenty-ire were of an average ality, consequéntly \u2018tbe tone of the mari fot wis grm rices were There Wap \"à lair attendancèe of\u2018 buyers but the demand was \u2018somewhat slow and à op to 11 A.D.Only a few were mn 6 good cow at $50.: choice tailkers TS were aid at 860, ood at $50, fair at jinférior at $20 to at $40, 0, Ana.$26 cath, The.receipts ol of calves of late have been large and nd prices aro low rang were Das ee el Here which met with 4 good demand at toh $1 60 to $5 each as to size and quality.5 Hay, Btraw and Feed.MONTREAL, March 18\u2014Now that the river become tant erous for fArmers, Lo 2 ie.as ae fo El open gone.Sue oo pe qe: ot ar ads, thar pe 1087 per ta fon in car Ee GEL A FIERY FURNACE.HORRIBLE DISASTER IN INDIANAPOLIS, A Roof Falls Into n Burning .Bullding\u2014 Twelve Men Killed and Ten Injured \u2014Terrible Scenes.INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 17.\u2014 This afternoon fire from a furnace in the basement of the large book publishing establishment of the Bowen-Merrill Company reached some paper, and in an Instant the flames were carried by the elevator shaft to the fourth story.At half-past tive o'clock the loss of more than $150,000 on building and stook was folldwed by the fatl- ing in of the rvof, which carried down more than twenty persons, including those who were working oun the various floors.The roof seemed sound\u2019 and the walis substantial, but suddenly the walls ylelded.A mah threw up his arms and sank into the seething ruins below.Another man dropped and then the whole roof with 15 men on it fell on the floor where the lire was raging.Four men were on the upper floor under the roof.These were crushed beneath the grinding timbers nnd all the men hurled through the falling floor, which gave way beneath the weight of the mass.One of the firemen on top of the adjoining building ran to the front of the building and shouted to those below, \"For God's sako throw water into tho windows.Twenty men are buried there.\u201d Instantly ambulances were telephoned for and presently the crowd below moaned under the portentous developments.The scene on the heap of debris immediately after the collapse was pititul and dreadful beyond all description.Tho limbs of men here and there were seen writhing, while the trunks to which they longed WERE BURIED FROM SIGHT.A ladderlying across three mon was weighted down by tons of brick and timber.Another poor fellow who was beyond all pain lay close beside his fellows à shapeless and mangled mass.\u2018Fhé ladder läy across the stomach of one man who was screaming with agony.Another man with a bruken arm and twisted body lay next to him.As fast as willing hands could hurl away the bricks the weight was removed, but the ladder was too firmly heid to vield.The man with a broken arm was dragged {ree and carried away.Under him, mute but breathing, appeared the upturned raco ol a poor fellow not seen before.The mortar and dust were cleaned from his lips, but he was buried so deeply that ue immediate help could come to him.On ail sides blackened and bileeding faces, distorLed avith agony or dreadiul in death, urged the crowd who had scaled the heap to assist them to redouble their el- forts.One by one tho men were extricated, but as the workers went down further they discovered new victims, and the horror steadily grew.As last as the workers became exhausted others filled their places, so ment of delay in the labor of relief.As the wounded were carried cut of the ruins they were met with embraces and tears of joy but when the still, broken forms were borne away, motionless \u2018and limp, then it was that the full sadness and horror of the calamity came upon the waiting crowd.THE DEAD AND INJURED.The following is a complete list of the killed and wounded, as far as can be secured at this hour: Killed\u2014Gegrge Glenn, George Faulkner, Andrew Cherry, Albert Huffman, Ulysses Glazier, Richard Lo wir.Thomas Black, E.Stormer, John Burkhoult, Wm.Hetnzel, fireman, Charlies Jenkins, PI pipeman, Samuel Nell, captain.All were Wounded\u2014Anthony Voltz, plpeman; Rotert, fireman; Thomas Barrett, fireman Mercier, captain of the fire department; Johnson, pipeman; Wm Partee, pean.I \\nter- nally hurt, may die; Henry Woodruff, plpeman, badly hurt; K.B.Leech, pipeman, cut and vr ; Tom Tarlentyre, foreman of engine No, 2 oe ati crushed; Wm.Long, pipeman, siightly = The total loss is about $265,000.\u201cINDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 18.\u2014A great throng surrounded the ruins of the Doyen Merril L -book concern this morn- don army of workmen is busily en- fokod carting aw, way the debris to exhume es of the dead and injured buried there.Thé voices of several persons the ruins can he clearly heard above the noise of the workmen removing the piles of brick and bioken timber.AID OF THE MILITARY INVOKED To Preserve Order in Liverpooi\u2014-The Miners Refuse to Compromise.LrværPoor, March 17.\u2014 The striking doek- men engaged in a riotous demonstration here to-day.y thousand of them marched through the streets and the route dis the procession was the scene of constant isorder.The magisiracy has invoked the did oi fine e military to preserve the peace.March 17.\u2014A conference of the cont mine\" owners was held to-day to consider the situation arising from the strike.The conference refused to grant the men\u2019s demands for an advance of 5 per cent.in wages now and a further r advance of 5 cent.July 1.À committes was appointed to meet à committee of the men on Thursday and endeavor to secure joint action looking to the arrangement of a method of regulation ot work and avoidance of strikes in the future.There was great excitement at the coal exchangp to-day.Prices advanced rapidly.IVERPOOL, > March 18\u2014At à mass meeting of dockmen, yesterday, Mr.Houston, a ship owner, having askéd why his men refused to work when he accepted the union rules, received a chorus of shouts that no men would work whileothers werestarving.The strikers overturned a passing grain lorry, stabbed the driver and pelted the police with stones and brick bats.A CORDIAL AUDIENCE.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) Rose, March 18.\u2014-The Pope yesterday fronted a cordial audience to the Princess ouise and the Marquis of Lorne.The Pope sent his regards to Queen Victoria.eneral Simmons has announced that negotiations regarding Malta have been ratified.eee tres Died From the Effects of a Bite.BIBMINGRAM, Ala.March 18.\u2014Osoar Hill died yesterday in Clay County in intense agony from the effects of the bite of Henry Davia, a negro.The bite was inflicted four months ago, : when the men had a tight, Davis is what is termed a \u201cblue gummed negro,\u201d owing to the peculiar color où his gurns, and there is a belief that the bite of such a negro is always fatal.Davis bas been arrested, charged with muordor.Lord Randolph's Actlon Disapproved.} Association of South Faddington, the dis- chill in ment, has adopted resolutions disapproving Lord Randoiph's attack upon ; the Gayernment with reference to the Pare \"nell Commission.© Amendment to Salisbury\u2019 s Motion, LONDON, March 18.\u2014Mr, Gladstone con- ferrod with the Liberal leaders inthe House of Lords vesterday, and it vas detided that Lord Kimberley shouid move! ap amendment to Lord Salisbury's mation with reference to the report of the Parnell C mission.Com- Another Globe Trotter.Port TOWNsEND, Wash.Maren 18\u2014 Miss Regina Rothschild, \u2018aged ninetuon, left here last ht to Thee around the World ngainst George Francis Train.The citizens cuntri- -buted $5000 for her exponsès.Empero: T William Thanked, BFRLIN, March 18\u2014Thsrteen thousand miners have sent to Emperor William a.good messago thanking him for the ood-w + ho has shown toward working- I Torotaden Ground.Étnu, rh 18.\u2014The Emperor has forpiddet pis jo sold fers to enter sur ofa list loons which are kno { eA 3 Sotlalist activity.wa , 7 War.on Chinese Loundrymens < Ew YORK, March 18.\u2014The proprietors of team aundrios in the: Unit resentin, fie anid; $26,000; nary eclared that out + ei that there \u2018was not à mo-\u201d - LONDON, - March \u201c18.~The Conservative\u201d trict re, ted by Lord Randolph Chur- | pre i y olph Chur.of i a om wos | Froth is Ri PRICE ONE CENT.\u201ci city last night and decided that the négocie tion shall do everything, as far as it can, to ; wrest from the Chinamen the control of que laundry business.This action was preci tated by lhe attempt of the Chinese.2 companies to purchase the largest laundries in the Unired States and run them exclu- .sively by Chinamen.MRS, BURCHELL GOING TO ENGLAND.SPECIAL TO Jur STAR.ToroxTo, March 18.-It is understood that the Crown will ailew Mrs, Burchell to return to England with her father.A Photograph | in Natural, Colors.VIENNA, March 18.-1t 1s announced that a photograpuer named Veresez, in K Transylvania, has succeeded In taking a photogr aph ui natural colors.mr Baking Powder, .TT SNA A Absolutely Pure.\u2019 The powder never varies.A marvel of purity strenith and wholesomenesa, More economi the ordinary Einds, and cannot be sold in compatition with the muluiude of luw tests, short welgl or PO VAT puwders Sold cé vis cand.\u2018AL BAKING, AY el R.Y.= STRFEL Dievical teen CURE Bick Headache and relieve all the re dent to p bilious state of .Dizziness, Nausea.rouelness\u201d Diss Distress ray Headache, yet Carter's Lrrrix Liver Pris are equally valuable in Constipation, curing and preventing this annoying complaint, wi \u201d Her Stomach, the bowels.Even if they only cured HEAD _ Ache they would be almost priceless who suffer from this dist; but fortunately their goodness here, and those who once try wars these little pills Py in s0 man they will not be do wii out But after all si ACHE is the bane any ee lives that here ix where we make our boast.Our pills cure té - while others ad not vont Carter's LITTLE LIVER PiLLa are small and very easy to take.- wt of i > cae a efor $1.Sold everywhere, or sent by CABTEE MEDICINE CO, New Yak Spall PL fmol Dors.Énal Prin DS OR CEE EE Le DEO ERRORS OF YOUTH.SUFFERERS FROM Nervous Debdility, py: ¥outhfol Indiscretions \u20ac, EARLY DECAY.e Your Own Physician OOO fang m n, from the of youre im Futence.À have rough ax about a state oak ness at bas Seduce wo ex, and discovered new and concen Tone Glos, The accompa prescription is fered as certain and speedy cu Wundrmdng of cases in our v on.Lu thre lon coca, 1-3 drachm, ty SH 9 1-2 drachm.Hie ionios olen.1-2drachm.Ex nati n arm (alcobotie) 2 rains am bye le tandra, 4scrapics Makes 0) Tilia, 3 pil at 3pm.and other on going to bed Inmomo cased be nace ary for th nt to take sé bedtime, reskin [i kota pila ted to every condition tion of fey and weakness in either sex, in those canes resull Le re nervous à in de \u201chow a Madleal Institute, 24 Tremont Row, Boston, Mass, Sepyriett, 1880, by] RB no [DUSART'S_ WINE OF OF LACTOPHOSPHATE JF LIME.HEALTH dd + VER system and is the BEST TONIC for LYMPHATIC subjeèts, À and all su Dex CENTRES © 1, NERVOU DEBILITY, PDORNESS A 8 the EXC! SSES OF YOUTH, of LIME saintonded for children whose limba 1 are oak ad who require this boneforming = 5 4 SPECIFIC IN INFAKT'S ps Bi } AND ASSISTS CHILDREN IN THE Jee) CUTTING OF THEI TEETH.The abore mu ay Do obtained from all OANADA snd the UNITED TA whbiesale of LYMAN, SONS & C0; MONT .Baffering from effects of you détay.waning wéakners, lont m sod a vatuable trentiss fara for home re F retical we ur 0 and pen cs 163 and 165 St.James Street, - \"Mr.Rykert are by no means numerous.At .{hie dirtiest omnibus service and the worst \u201cté such'an \u201cInterpretation.\u201d he Baily Star.GRAHAM & co., Proprietors.: t to part of TEs DALY Brag 18 Ben any the v tes or Cahada, age 863 a year, free, a oe for six months, und VOCc, for three monthä, We believe tho Étreulation of THE peeds the combined 18: ¢ all Other English pewspapers published bn the city ot Montreal.Las Agents for French advertising are fran ee Prince & Cie.No.80 Hue Latay otter Paria \u2014 CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY STAR For week ending March 15th, 1890, .186,633 Present Daily Average For the Week ending March 15th, 1890, 31.105.: TOtAl.usscssccrscrancnrs \u201cTUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1890.77 OF.THE MONTREAL \"STAR.\" An onterprisiag = known as the pab- fishers of illustrated descriptive voluthes on progressive American cities, have received {permission from ue to publish a very \u2018elaborate description of Montreal, profusely \u2018Alustrated with delicate artotypes and und in Morocco, to be entitled * Souvénir umber of The Montreal Daily Star.\u201d These volumes are intended for the reading rooms of hotels, steamboat and steamship \u2018saloons, Pullman cars, club reading rooms, ete, and should prove a good advertisement Hor the city.: SOUVENIR NUMBER OF IT is generally expected that the Quebec islature will prorogue next Thursday.Ft will be the best piece of business performed since the session began.Tux City Council m meets again to-day, and \"the special hquor tax resolution is still the first order of the day.The most interesting question in connection with the meet- dng is how will the aldermen manage to shirk the vote on the direct issue this time.The fear of the majority to vote against a practical temperance measure is only ex- \u2018ceeded by their fear to vote for iL i \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \\ Iris curious butafter all a not unnatural revolution of French politics that the cabinet just formed should consist largely \u2018of ex-premiers.Each of these politicians having tried to manage the ship of state and failed to do so effectively, it is only jxight that they should unite in a long pull, :a.strong pull, and a pull altogether.Should \u2018this cabinet also fail, which is not unlikely, {it wili be hard to say what sort of a cabinet \u2018will succeed.\u201cTHE double tracking of the Grand Trunk Raliway is a solid proof of Canadian development.This work would not be undertaken were it not a necessity, and when the fact of Canadian Pacific rivalry is considered, \u2018it becomes plain that our railways are grow- Ang on what they feed on.Both our great trunk lines are prospering while those in the United Btates are suffering.Better routes, absence of watered stock and good management are the factors of Canadian railway success, to which, of course, must be added Canadian thrift and enterprise.PARLIAMENTARY precedents to the case of no time, perhaps, was the charge that members used their position to advance their own fortunes without good foundation.Buu there is'a well-defined and well-under- stood line separating what is tolerated and what is not.For instance, members are in the habit of placing their friends and relatives in Government situations, and sothers have been known to be engaged in \u2018business enterprises enjoying Govern- \u201cment patronage and subsidies.It will not be forgotten that Mr.Anglin and Mr.Vail had to resign their seats because the newspapers with which they were connected had received Government pay for advertisements.Mr.Rykert\u2019s case is not a parallel to these.Indeed it has no exact precedent recorded that we can find.The famous vase of Sir John Trevor, who was shown in 1694 to have taken a bribe to advance certain legislation, and expelled, is not:in point.But the English House of Corjmons has always severely punished anything partaking of the nature of cor- Tupt conduct by members, THE Montreal Street \u2018Railway Com Asked for a Special Committee and got Tne Committee met yesterday and tke metnbers talked about the Street Railway Company with as much freedom as tho! the Company had not got a mortgageon theolty.Among other things it was stated : That the company has been breaking the law in various ways.That the accommodation given to the public is something awful.That the cars are intolerably dirty.That the cars have not been cleaned for the last ten years.\u2018That the cars have always been crowded.That the company does not give the service required because it is too stingy.That Montreal has the best cab service, car service on the continent.These remarks, on the whole, do infinite cradit to the sagacity of the members of the committee, considering that the mem- béra are all aldermen; they do not require another special committee to interpret , and they do not convey \u2018much of hope or comfort to the mabagoment.Ald.Prefontaine is quite it in: contending that it is not the busi- the aldermen to interpret the by- & that is for the courts W'dô.\"Thé com- pény used all its influence on the Council, 84d, aa Alderman Stevenson remarked, \u201cthat wis a deal,\u201d to get the clause about overcrow inserted in its present shape.Now the company comes forward and asks tliat this clause of its own framing be \u2018\u2019inter- pieted.\u201d The clausehas been interpreted authoritatively and the company does not lke the interpretation, What the Montreal Street Rullway Company really seeks is to have tie clause struck out or modifled in ita own itereate.It ts nothing less than scanda- thit the company-should have been itted to interpret the clause for so any years in such a manner that ft practically means nothing at all.It will be nothing less than infamous if the committee or the Council give official sanction FARM MORTGAGES! \u2018Anories proot of the\u2019 gréat economical which is doming ovét the United States 8 given In the letter addressed by mer\u2019 Alliance of Kansas to the rep- tives of thet state In Congress.The recites the wholesale foreclosure.of f Viclous leglalétion ls blamed for this national misfortune.\u2018The same state ment, however, holds good of all the Western states.One law firm in Southern Kunsas, the letter referred to says, has a contract to foreclose 1800 mortgages, which means the extinction of so mauy free American homesteads.An idea of.the extraordinary change that is coming over the Republic is not, however, tobe galned in its fuiness from this one illustration.Consideration must aiso be taken of the thousands of abandoned farms In New England and the wholesale foreclosures in other western states.Mr.V, P.Dunn, jr, in the current number of the Political Science rierly presents statistics and other information which have a cogent bearing on this question.The farmers of Indiana, he shows, \u201csatisfied\u201d ten milion dollars of mortgages In the two years 1887- 80, half of which was by foreclosure.Of two hundred and ninety loans by one trustee of large estates in the same State, one hundred and twenty-four were foreclosed.The same story comes from Michi- gan-\u2014a State that comes close to Canada in its main conditions of climate and resources.Therethe farm mortgages in 1888 amounted to over sixty-four million dollars.It is also shown that nearly fifty per cent.ofall the farms In the state are mortgaged, and the mortgage debt amousts to one-half the assessed value of the land mortgaged.In Michigan the foreclosures amounted to sixteen hundred and sixty-seven in one year, Illinois ls in'a still worse condition.There the farm mortgages are increasing at an extraordinary rate.The three states named, Indiana, Michigan and Illinois, are not to be excelled for agricultural produe- tiveness in the union, yet Mr.Dunn shows that their farmers cannot hold their lands and pay their debts.Thus, Indiana has an Increase of farm mortgage debt of $106,855,884, in the last fourteen years.Michigan rolls up $129,229,553, and Illinois $381,322,339.The logic of these figures is convincing, and shows that the United States is in reality passing out of American hands into the hands of those to whom they are no longer able to pay their \u201crent.\u201d Ireland, whose agrarian misfortunes all the world is challanged to deplore, shows nothing to equal this.We have also been told that Canadian farmers are in a bad way, but they have not come even within a measurable distance to eo gigantic an evil as these figures reveal.MAKING HAY WHILE THE SUN SHINES, The Working of the Newly Imposed Tax on Horse Dealers.An ction has been taken out by Ald.Jeannotte in the Magistrates\u201d Court to recover from Mr.J.B.Roy, the newly a pointed market clerk to collect the owls imposed tax on horse dealers, the sum of twenty-five cents.The action is taken on behalf of a Mr, N.Corbell, from whose tale it would appear that Mr.Roy is determined to \u2018Make hay while the sun shines.\u201d He has little less than six months to make his harvest from Spllocting this tax, for which he pays the city $150 for that privilege.According to the tale told by the unguspéoting \u201chabitant \u201d who came into Market on Friday last, Mr.Bonscce sent out his myrmidons and is Tor his impost by all means and every means.Mr.Corbeil's tale of woe, which he narrated to his lawyer, Mr.H.Jeannotte, is th res standing in the, market, wl when an nats came up an is horse, ani than turning to the unsophisticated farmer, asked him if he wanted to sell it.\u201cWell,\u201d replied the rustic, \u201cI don\u2019t mind if I do, if can ot enough for it.\u201d \u201cThen me twen five cents for being a horse dealer\u201d vas the | reply.Corbeil protested, but the Lun by-law was flourished at him the terrors of the law threatened, the ul Recorder's Court was invoked, and Mr.Corbell in abject terror handed over his quarter and received a ticket as follows: .N.Corbeil has paid for one horse at Éwenty-fve cents per h 25e.J.B.Roy.From the fact oat this ticket oy the number 566 and taie, \u201cD.L.\u201d vas pour one of Mr.Roy's ents, sp pear to be doing tatily well tor his § 100.addition to the action, Ald.Jeannotte says he will ventilate the matter in Council, as he holds that Mr, Roy and his Slerks, \"srg not only overstepping the bounds of fairness, but that his proceedings are together illegal, as the by-law © only refers to horse dealers, the clause being as fol- ows: A tax is imposed upon every horse sold or offered for sale the said city by a horse dealer, at the rate of twenty-five cents for each such horse; the sald tax sh evied upon such horse dealer by a market clerk to be appointed for that purpose by the sald Council.NOTRE DAME STREET VALUATIONS.Discrepancies in the Values Placed Upon Property There.An extraordinary discr discrepancy still exists with regard to the valuation of land on Notre Dame street west, as was shown b the evidence given by rofessional lan valuers at the sittin © commissioners in expropriation held tesday.The first property considered wap slot No 12, the roperty of the estate MeIntosh, the second west of re lane, the ground to be taken being a frontage oa - ft.eee ba 8 ddpth-of oust.8in.The or the Corporation, Messrs.SPunipeses and een, leposed to the following uations: alue of buildings pra $4780; value of land, 1098 te Toot, 8 8 94; exten: salon in rear erected by He Si 8195; sont during reconstruction, ry 420, For the proprieto $19 Lortie & Bons an uber ut in the following valuation: \u201cLand at$ a foot, $5493; buildings, $5406; ren 000s, preciation of balance of lan 50 cents à foot, $162 face, 81 buildings, $600; total, $14 239, ew- hort also gave eviden on, behalf of the propristors, and he went still higher and valued the land to be expropriated at $6 a foot, admitting that the the balance of the land which he was not then prepared d toes estimate.Lot No.1 longing to the Estate Redpath, was considered.This is a large property, having three houses on it, a 2 atory arid 2-story brick nd a 24-story brick and wood, the | to be ex pxprop pristed being a frontage + 100 ee 5 or y 2416 4 in.The valuation of the Co BA nesses was: Total value of balai d extension and sheds at rear, not.Aint wall between house an 4 for in aboye, $1000; v value of 2378 squar feet of land at $4 per foot, $9403; rent Fed ing reconstruction, $1104; total, $17,137.For the proprietors Messrs, M.Nolan de Lisle, Andrew T, Taylor, and all tifi- ed to the followin: values: buildings, so ; land at $6 a foot $14,239; loss of rental, $1104; costs and charges, $300; total, The Late Mr, Charles Gibb, The death of Mr.Charles Gibb of Abbotz- ford, on his way home from Oeyion, is announced, Born in Montreal, in) educated at Bishop's Coll aiterwards studied at Que dpe of the Yamaska Giountaln, a and hore he devoted his time Sor, Jar largely to the study of at apple becoming one of the pomologiats fn in Canada.He tool fan tv the Montreal rticultural Hoole and was the founder of ho A t Growers Assoclatio: ne i loft to Japan to study the v pomo- logy of that co and it was while on his return that his death took place.A Protest Against the Extension ef the A sid ta.the) of the Board of x Ay rd roposed extons! on o across Mou n Park nselikod Bai the City Clark as follows: 3 Roa the nity of Lhe brou; btitm it with in ode ore or ha pas car service on Ble Trade therefore earnestly protests any further da dentro in 1uclined Kallway, Mou Ploighor s Field has bee: SE \u201cclined Railwa: and the, tien of the Mon extension besuty and voëluiness ot Fletcher servi She a recreation ground for ihe people and ou WORLDS NEWS IN BRIEF.ANOTHER DISPUTE WITH PORTUGAL, Reinforcements for the French in Africe\u2014 The Labor Conference-\u2014Nihilists Arrested \u2014A Tax on Aliens, CABLE.The new French Cabinet comprises four ex-Premiers.The policy of theGovernment will be one of active work and palitical con- aitiation.The directors of the Canadian steamsh! com es have decided upon à vary const derable enlargement of thé Canada dock at Liverpool.Reinforcements have reached the French arrison \u2018at\u2019 Kotogowa, or on the Bight of Benin, which place is belng besieged by the ing of Dahomey\u2019s Rin ; KES Russian artillery officers have been arrested at St.Petersburg on the charge of being Nihilists, The night patrols of Cose sacks and gendarmes have been increased.The chemical laboratory at Bonn, Germany, has produced a smokeless powder called\u201d Kolkit, which, it is clalmed, is entirely free from the objectionabla ualities poesessed by other smokeless powders.It is reported that Mr.Buchanan, the acting British Consul at Mozambique, Africa, has hoisted and saluted the British flag in the Shire distriot.Mr.Buchanan is accom fhe So by a large force of natives under he, command of European officers.The Portuguese Government has made a formal protest to Lord Balisbur y against Mr.Buchanan\u2019s action.The tool at Lisbon is high, and an attack on the British Legation fear The international labor conference at Berlin yesterday appo! committees.The first is on work in the mines and is nd is presided ove over by Herr Hanchecorne, the Berlin Min: Academy.The pop is on Sunday president Bisho opp, and for its vice- resident the anish delegate, Tietgen, he third committee is on the labor of women and children and is presided over by Jules Simon, with the Hungarian delegate, Bchnierer, as vice-president.AMERICAN.John A.Davis, defaulting ex- ex-City Treasurer, n arrested hester, N.Y, has The amount of the defalcation is $60,000, The indictment against John L.Sullivan has been quashed by the Supreme Gourt at Jackson, Miss, which, on the ground of its being defective in its averments, reversed the case and remanded the defendant to the next term of Marion County Court to answer such padiotment as may found against him The Re opublioans of the House Ways and Means mmittee oe.at Washington, have agreed to make ugar from 16 Dutch standard down dutiable a at 35 per cent.and refined sugar above 16 D.8.dutiable at 40 per cent.ad valorem.ls is an average reduction on the present duty of over 50 per cent., and will reduce the revenue from twenty-five to twenty-eight millions.A bill has been introduced in the House of Representatives at Washington providin that every alien who comes to the Uni States be taxed $3, to be colloatnd by the Collector of Customs.No person sh.land who is an.ave Anarchist, polygamist, Socialist, Nihilist, or who is an idiot, a lunatic, or who has been convicted of any crime, or any person crippled or without means of support, or who has any loathsome or contagious CANADIAN.True bills were brought inby the grand at Toronto yesterd: 7 in five charges against Rolly Moffatt, the Ontario bank defaulter.Moffatt has been lodged in gaol, co British warship \u201cThrush,\u201d which is ifax in command of Prince res of Wales, is a amall vessel recently oan ed.She is eight hundred tons placement and will carry six guns.In opening the criminal assizes at Toronto yesterday Judge MacMahon dealt at some length with the law of libel.with special néference to the charge of criminal libel brought by the Mail against David C ton, manager of the Empire, regarding we annexation articles.The Judge! hold Le D hon ao orto nant ta a a newspaper a pe vocate annexation or independenoe- But tf it did so it might do go Yo boldly and fearlessly.\u2018When it did so, it open to criticism, but the criticism must be founded on fact, If in this case the charges of the defendant were not founded on fact then the plaintiffs been wronged.As to the libel, that was for the ry to decide.BISMARCK RESIGNS.The Emperor and the Chancellor Cannot Agree\u2014Another Quarrel.4 BERLIN, March 17.\u2014A report is widely current that Prince Bismarck has tendered his resignation to the Emperor, LONDON, March 18.\u2014A Berlin despatch to the Daily News, timed midnight, says, all 8 are rigorously inspected by authorities and are stopped if they go tho yond announcing rumors.The immediate and ostensible cause of the resignation of Prince Bismarck is a divergence of opinion between the Chancellor and the m- ror concerning factory inspectors.It Is reported that the Emperor has refused to aovept t Count rorbortR marck'\u2019sresigna- tion.neral Von Caprivi is mentioned as the successor to the Chancellor.The Times\u2019 Berlin correspondent says :\u2014 \u201c Something must have occurred in connection with the labor conference to cause Prince Bismarck\u2019s unexpected action.The Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, who arrived esterday, appears to have falled in his at- mpt to Thea ate between the Emperorand THE MONTEZAL DAILY STAR.SPRING GPG one.sips tone, hair, to off a de 'effofuio or he from inf; to OW sposiiiy.perinan ve and ey cured by that aroatets ae wu humor cures, t! CUTICURA RE SOLVENT A skin and blood purifier af incom) curative power, Ab acknow ep Senta » vide see ALY.Entiraly vegotaale, safe TE and\u2019 palatable, eo mo! : $xin acalp and blood humors than afte ind an Sold everywhere.81.50.POTTER Dava AND OuxxicaL FAT Boston 83\" Bend for \u201cHow to Cure Spring Humors.\" Hunops = NO DINNER te Complete without Soup.By Using Armour\u2019s Beef Extract, Dop for six persons aa ti] cents.Armour\u2019s Extraot For Soups, Sauces, Bouillon ar Beef Tea.Te Pro gr ui AND THEREFORA ale Most Economical.Award is the Gold Modal, Paris, 1860, MARTIN D 3 BLACKING LIQUID & PASTE, IN ALL GRADES.THE BEST IN THE WORLD, CHAS, GYDE, Agent, Montreal.UNSURPASSED FOR PURITY OF LAT, POWER OF LIGHT hl SAFETY PRATTS ASTRAL OIL! careful of ra \u201cJust as » protons to coll \u201c som thing else\" (ats tons | Is DR.SEY'S REMEDY the Chancellor.\u201d .The Standard\u2019s Berlin correspondent Bays: \u201cThe German officials decline to forward Roms to for DIMEDY, Or Y, the Groat Froneh = stipati pe plo ry lover and borate When Baby was sick, we gave her Custoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria\u201d When she had Children, she gave them Castoria BOULESTIN & CIE| ; COGNAC * 1 V.S.0 * * V.8.0.P.V.V.S.O.P.xx C.ALFRED CHOUILLOU, MONTREAL, _ Sole Agent fer Cannda.| NBT B.~Ths be, Prgndies of Bouueesgy & co.| cines, impars tone to, and strengthen thesystem.Da.SEY\u2019S REMEDY is composed of the purest srommties which stimulate the digestive organs, and which, far from weakening likes moat medi Further it contains a substances which aste directly on the bowels, so that in small doses, it prevents and oures constipation, and in larger doses it acts ae one of the best purgstives.It is important to note that Dx.Sxv's Reuzoy ean be taken in!any dose without disturbing the habits or regime of those who take it.Sold by all Druggists, $1.00 per Bottls.S.; LACHANCE: SOLE PROPRIETOR 1538 & 1540 ST, CATHERINE STREL ag MONTREAL.{\u201d d paste form, containing no oil,\u2018abuolute- Ho ofl and Prapared in ly pure, free 1 order ding and pleasant je patien: 2nd can be retained by the weakest $ stomach.+ ame worst cases of Consumption relieved foram 1te unequalled fe for the cure of 5 Cough Soin\u2019 Bronchitis, Aw Agthnia, Oro! ap end Wheres Whooping iva the bent of all Xuowm es Pulmonary end ddver snd Kidney troubles, snd Chrents Xs only by Atlantiy Manufasturieg One erany LYMAN, SONS 1 - oquiss sie de ls fo coo TUESDAY.MARCH 18 -B \u2018 « Bargaioue Salar.{FENG AND * ADOT NATE ETO.BENNING =: BARSALOU, énetionears & Commission a rade Bt.Pater at.oe DR mis Ha ULOYHINO: BOOTS à SHOES \u2014 ABOUT THE END oF MARCH.abe heat o for Manufacturers snd hey They villas Tea ni attention during the en Bar patate Salem Houschold Furnitupe 4 Effects.alanine sent 00 ets gets made ou Mindat mer GOODS RECKIVED AT ANY TIME.4810 JFUBST TRADE SALE OF THE SEABON, EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS, &o., \u2014AT AUOTION\u2014 BENNING # BARBALOY, avoriosssis, Nos 88 and 88 &T, PETER STREET, ; \u2014WILL SELL ou Wednesday, the 86th March, and Follewiug lack Precissly, Daye, at 10 020] NIA Foreign Ar Np CAT Bheatintren otc etc, En pue ina Brat 5 Lr it sais 8 ERLE Sls a engl o be pr ENG vrai of the Toe G AND SUMMER TRADE.\u2014ALE\u2014 : order of the Manufacturers, ral! bf Beam, 0-4 loin, Coatings, & \u2014ALso\u2014 vis K SE remain sltfax, from ve .Towels oto, oto.Just vol © pro; ce ds Cases Assorted Booted Là Linen Towels, Napking, \u2014ALs0\u2014 72 Pieces Ofl and Enamelled Table Cloth.\u2014ALEO\u2014 be acid Gasos Assorted 38 Cases Aaportod Cannes Pipes, BI \u2014ALSO\u2014 (Fur account of whom it may concern) A RETAIL TOUR OF DRY SooDs.PY pS ges ot nes Hosiery roa.armers\u2019 » Assortment Éfastion BE ere J A go ate aszortimen od) nt Oa ea Qroea Mastinga Bugs, Bordera lo hid.consisting of at 0 SE = atone: Rote Paper, Lirik Paper Eure RATE.large The whole without rese: d in lots suitable to wants of the city and country trade, time, merchandise.- Tho attention of tho Trade is invited te the above sale.10 William H.Arntor's Sales.EAT HOUSEHOLD NRE ONLY ONE YEAR IN SE.£a, Nickel Gasaliers and Gas Bi se Facey PI lu red Chat a and Soin Boss ee nd and Hoa?sont Combined, $ pe, Room Set, a) Tae, Bids Regdlver Biota Chairs, io Back ¥ ut Bedroo \u201cFoon Hodsiasis, Hair Mat Bet, frotase, X otis are.te n gE and 1 Usasl\u2019 Utensils, hy Cameron, P12 tlery, Diggs wees = als Du nes n Pianoforte\u2014 mre all i] nearly new, will be sold bey MARCH RCE Slot, : AT TEN O AM Hi.ARNTON, 626 Auctioneer.JESTATE LATE JRO.) ED, EVANS, ESQ, Heusehold Furniture ronnd Effects, Chickerl 5 Plane, Mivyers, Pier Glasses, Carpe large ou Fuincisss Edson,\u201d 4 Marine P atatinge,! by Ay B.Douglass ; Silver Plated Ware, Spiendid Dinner Set, Ohinn Bronze Figures of and Glass, + Newians) nad * Shakespenre,\u2019\u2019 Marble Figures of Degw, Furniture, Bedding, otc.th a ER Fall, Bre WEDNESDAY, 18th MARCH.SALE AT TEN O'CLOCK.WILLIAM H.ARNTON, EFull particulars later.AucHonony ETO a se AT \u201cELMHURST us Er Els ROU: I Pull particulars in posters, notloness, + Dutt & Fraser s Salas.OUBEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC- fotures, » ee on \u201cWEDNESDAY Y MORNING, 19th inst.DUFF & FRASER, uctioneers, 633 QUSEHILD FURNITURE AND ote, He Hair Cloth | oe Sets, ap | REFER aeîler, Obair er ee Wardrobe: Ww.Qutoliffe, at No.4944 Coun- THURSDAY MO MORNING, 20th Inst, at Ten o'clock.DUFF & FRASER 63 4 Auctioneers.x Now à and Second onde hand af nai | a Aou = aies Born 550 ve Some BTRRRE was FRIDAY MORNING, 21s Inst, at 10 O'clock.DUFF & FRASER, Auctioneers.Marcotte & Co\u2019s Bales FRADE SALE, WEDNESDAY, THE 19TH INST.\u2014AT\u2014 No.28-COLLEGE mae Baran the John Sont Shane aly FE itis i, Soy 30 ' 30 ! Gross Porton 194 Erni = prove Dock, Pressing Me- AL AT 10 OOLOCE A.0._ om \u201cMARCOTTE & 00s, 24 os Auctioneers.\u201cJi 6 Thomson & Co's Sales.* FUBUEBAN LOTS, t for sal rar de Avenue.0 a) sion Che Eo aes.hint suit the trade and [er 1890.i! M Hipks = : Cove Sales, Grae OPENING RING SALE.American Fig Gikne à Art Furniture.of REET tne ov se Phenix Furnitere Cempany and ether load ing mnkore of Grand Rap'ds, Michigan, At their rooms, Nos.1821 and 1823 Notre Dame st, Thursday and Friday, March 80 and 21.\u2018 t \u2014COMPBISING\u2014 Bedroam Bets in Mahogany, WalnutOak and Cherry, Tables, Hall Stands, Side Dining Wardrobes, Obeffoniers, Fancy Takles, Ladies Coaes, Fol Fooratariss.Book tels, &c., in the latest Ary Designs UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE.In these goods we will offer the hess and most sractive collection that we have ever had for sale, w -CONSISTING OF Miogant Drain, Boom Suites, Parlor Be pes fui, Qâd Chairs in richést t coverings, Di > ag a, Rockers; Fd Bofay, Eaay O Chairs, Lounge: d Dining Room Chairs and Gouches, Hote tore and Bedroom Chairs, eto.All rich and elegant in style, and made from best material.On visw Wednesday.SALE AT TWO 0'OLOCK EACH AFTERNOON.Al.HICKS & 00.834 Auctt SECOND HAND FU HOUSEHOLD EFF AND Parties avt Fumi for sale by Auotion ol Tenir DRANOR AUCTION ROOMS, No.646 CBAIG STREET (East of Bleury), MIU Ti conne tn Sales bea every FRIDAY Afternoon.M, HICES & CO.Auctioneers.SALE BY AUTHORITY OF JUSTICE -0F THE\u2014 .HOUSEHOLD FURNIT A 5 RE PIANO AND At the residence NO, 80 BRUNSWICE STREET, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 19th, pra pra on other Rüecte x 83 3 - & Piano, t 5 > Spare tone er action.| Por ee Pari new.spice; 0 Lac , Leat Carpets, Oilcloth, 3 and 2-1igh Ornaments, Single Pires ie Tron Bodatoads Chef: ham] as Tab jen Bidobonré.soppiors Chamber Bts, Ja USE Tape and Ohates, Sewing SALE AT TEN 0\u2018CLOCK.BM.HICKS & COny foot 64 2 GALE OF NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, Ete, At the residence No.97 MANSFIELD STREET.THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 20th, COMPRISIXG: ** Hopkinson * London Uj 0, good ç Lounge, Fancy Ghatrs.Mate Satis Contre an and Fancy Tables, \u201cin Fire Screen, \u2018Portiers Mantel fine pias orisran Mantel Drag fne Eng SEE Ei Burea \u2018Waahstands, Ghgott.D Table and\u201c Opatrs, G Lampe Side and toves, tor, Coych.Oca otc, BALE AT TEN CLOCK.\u2019 M.HICKS & CO, Auctionsers.RCE AMD EM- Boras wabacribe Ave received from M essra.Devi Bahai, Prub D Amritenr dia, large Pb Dar of c Faia, Indi à very TURKISH $RUGS AND oARPETS, BULGARIAN \u201c EMBROIDERIES, ETC,\u201d DIS OR SD tay oon Yon 10m MARCH 26 und 27, = TWO o'clock each day.Catalogues particulars in a few days.\u2019 PL HIOKS & CO, 63 3 Aucti PERE LIMINARY NOTICE of ction mle of the FURNITURE AND EFFECTS GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, No.534 and 536 St.James street, Tuesday, A 20th, Comprising the © Purnituge o aux, Room, Dini wei the Black Wana: Soot 41 ounte; togr an Pia 3390: Safe, ana 0 i\" oon LL and actant $ Can be seen at any tne Bale at TEN o'elock.M.HICKS & Cu, 64 2 Auctioneers.Æcrement & Co\u2019s Sales.OST IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE SPECIAL TO MERCHANTS AND © bee .= teen apres or Mr.¥.N.Vesina to soll on Wednesday Thursday and Friday, 19th, 20th and 2th inst.ro.manufaot House, stone founds 1 Good tions, and an other SLIT 6 tenement 1 - ack of Aa ples lina) per cent.an.the rolling Voice comprising Horses, Winter and es be Lresarved or sale, Manufacture and Dwellings to 10,3 m.On THURSDAY, 20s.gs wd oF QUE Ladd nen tnn.ove! gonths, over vs onl bo mi ad on tact, conditions Uberal, SALE AT 10 A, M.EVERY DAY, RECREMENT & CO, Auctioneers.Rae & Donnelly's Sales.ALE OF FANCY GOODS, NO.477 6T.LAWRENCE STREET.We are instructed fo poll at the above address on THURSDAY, THE pre en pecs à large riment of sad potion peu \u2018hs and i 88 Berlin EE She Solving, Con Dounter 7, de Vases, also BALE AT 10 O'OLOOK A.M.aa?RARE & DONNELLY, T.LAMBERT, VICTORIA AVENUE.uctioneers, We inca on Victoria to sellat at the rg of the late aysnus, all irom io ie Ven dou Bodo Blass aE EER fie ai en 2e dy shoves are pian Etat CEE aii: SATURDAY Next, the 2fad pus , AT TWOP.M.RAE & DONNELLY, 636 Au McKay & Pardelllar's Sales ro EE SE Se sen notieneers and Commission n Meroheutes pet or ete He LP er Beh ie ous Me 2 0e » of Europe and Ameri names 1gpl J'opportaatiy tar disposing of 8 Bik, pest 2 arg familar to rene VDS BEE a lat, sie of HOUSHHOLD DNENTE URE wi Erbrate fou, peser of worry shoul et71s an k 2x WOODROW, Caah Frances inade on all kinds of conse Ses\u201d Lo peesaaE 100 Crates Awertod Orackery.so cube Acserted G Jnsevvare.ho: TIRE at Pre hetr poor, RO, one are); on WEDNESDAY,\u2019 MARCH 197TH, tes Crockery, sasorted in five different cern, (oppo.100, ents.ples on view af their rooms.SALE AT 8 O'CLOCK P.M, McEAY & PARDELLIAN.\u201cbetween Bt Andre and Jacqu {INSOLVENT NOTICE.Maotines By, + AAA AAA > THE SHAREHOLDERS or The Molsons Bank Are hereby notified that a Dividend of FOUR PER CENT.red tal Jock has he A410 v itl be a i di RE EAL e Eh aa thn sa fn t Branoben 0 on anda after the ontresl and on io Transl autor Books A Aer do the 17th | 8 er ks wil} ed from the Oth MAROH, bo cluaive.te order of ths Be ard Te F.WOLFERSTAN THON tomas.Montreal, 25th Febgnary, 1800.ist er Parent Brothers's Sales.Important Unreserved Safe Monday, the 24th March Instant, At 40 ST.JAMES STREET.Ne.15 City Gemnctile stroet\u2014Fine Bone.oat aes everson ta: am amy ine closets, be Ets Ro water eto.30 Tost front} by, 36, and lof foot in dep i.Term easy.situated near Be rhrooke î 66.3 1568, 1570, 1572 Bt.James 5 gos Solid\u2019 1 hree-story 3 ne foundations, se feet front, 5 tenements, cs eloscte stables for 13 horses.Terms b, This ty pet account of Estate le Rocho: Nos.a & 479 Cadieux street\u2014Two-story, hy are TL Gal of Four Tenements, bringing por year.Lot 40x74.Terms cash.Building Lots.SHERBROOKE STREET, ues Cartier\u2014Last Th Lane.Terms, Lots in Block, esch EE xD0 SALE AT TEN O°CLOCK.- PARENT BEOS, 46 8k James Street 637 INSOLVENT NOTICE.TRADE SALE.Will be sold by auction, THÜRSDAY, the 20th instant, at 95 Bt.James Street, a large Bankrupt Stock of Boots and Shoes, to the amount of 82560.Algo 210 cases of Boots and Shoëés, consisting of a fine assortment of Men's, Ladies\u2019, Misses\u2019, Boys\u2019 and Children\u2019s Goods, and a large quantity of Dry and Fancy Goods.Bale at 10 O'Clock A.M MARCOTTE & CO., INSOLVENT NOTICE, In the matter of AMBROISE MOUSSETTE, Hatte: «nd Furrier.1684 Notre Dame ner dersigned will aell b: or \u2018notion, on Friday the Cr ivy Marc! 1890.at 3 o'cioc tas stock ii trade, belongindto ostate, os foiiswee 110.Hats a st B sa an \u2014.Fixtures pnd Plant.23053.97 Le eile to to be Sold cod above address * en, Blocs es urther particu obtained on palatts partie J0MN FULTON Curator, t.James street.MACKAY & FARDELLIAN, 62 6 uctioneers.INSOLVENT NOTICE.Bankrupt Steck Fer Bale by Public auction, In the matter of J.LONDON 470.ors ana Olothiers.undersigned have received instructions from pear of the above Estate to sell by Publi Auction as their rooms, NO.393 - 81.PAUL STREET, (opposite Custom House square), of WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19TH, hole of the sasets of the above Estat .satiny of Tweeds, Ready Made Clo thing, Haber ach.The wh le of the above, to , 2 xBolno the abo jAmonnting 2800, will be SALE AT 2 CLOCK PM W.ALEX.CALDWELL, Curator, McRAY & PARDELLIAN, 3 Auctioneers.In re BEMT MAILLET, Merchant Tailor, of the City of Montreal, Insolvent, The underwigned will sell by publio auction, on THURSDAY, the 20th March instant, at £1 o'clock a, m.,, at their salesroom, No.85 Bt.James Street, all the assets of the Estate az follows, té wit: Lor No.1.\u20148tock of Tweeds, Cloths, Trim- pings, © to.amounting, as por \u2018ave: .82960 09 Lot No: Bo Book Debts as \u2018per ist.0 1630 83 \u201884580 91 Each lot will be sold en bloc at a dollar rate.The store No.1413 8T, CATHERINE STREET will be opened on Wednesday, the 10th March instant, tor inspection of the stock.The inventory and list of book debts are at the Curator\u2019s offive, from whom all information can be had CHS.DESMARTEAU.Curator, No.1598 Notre Dameat.A.MARCOTTE & CO, 60 5 4aw Auctioneers.ALE BY AUTHORITY OF JUSTICE.On Thursday, the twenty-seventh March instant, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, at the office of Asarie Choquet, Notary Public, No.2319 Notre Dame street, in the city of Montreal, wil} be sold by public suction.to the highest and last bidder, the following immovable property, belonging partly to the estate of the late Joseph Moreau dit Duplessis, in his lifetime of the said city of Montreal, trader, partly to the estate of the late Joseph Albert Moreau dit Duplessis, a minor child, born of the marriage of the late Joseph Moreau dit Duplessis, with Marie Zod Octavio Lefebvre, his wife, and partly to the said Marie Zoë Octavie Lefebvre, to wit: An emplacement situated In the 88.Antoine ward, of the said city of Montreal, being lots number five hundred and sixty polish fo oe As 5 ie © provided, and a and five hundred and sixty-one (Nos, 860 acd 561) of the official plan and Book of Reference for the (By order.) ; \u2018 aforesaid St.Antoine ward, fronting on Aqueduct GRO.A.HUGHES, street, bounded in rear to official lot number five Chief of Police, hundred and sixty-four, on one \u2018side to official lot Office of ty hief of Police, number five hundred and Sfty-nine, end on the other ba \u2019 + nds to the widow of the late Augustin 8, Denis or Montreal.if arch, 1800.64 8 presentatives, en, Sehlining, forty feet in front by seventy fest in the wholé more or less, with a 8 Rouse and other buildings thereon erected.TO CO NTRACTOH RS.Wor the terms andl conditions of sale, apply to the 3 mdrr AZ.CHOQUET,N.P.Sealed Tondere TE Montreal, March 8th, 1600.8lBaaw 5 nt.for ihe mason, bricklayer.cary Û n + saministiative fiver ty Boral Viel on .\u2014 oJ = \"can always \"soll Too 4 | The plana ands gpociteatio 7 pa prepared 5 mpocifig, \u201c shaker than the gen \u2019 a Eo to ba seen and all pecoss: 0\" 2° at my oO! - to submit the names \u2018 pe oie be EE SRE It Is early, new Spring hate are in de work and the copsen BEHIND, Gentlemen who ue t have the Tax JAMES R.D ERTSON oo Assistant Architeet, .pricing out, mpi SE 6 styles = what % worn at 19th inst.stp.Q mo kn te same bent the loss of.Boom 111, TEMPLE ' Meetings and Amusements, NPN ACADEMY 9! or = MUSIC.CONRIED'S COMIC OPERA \"COMPANY ! Every night, excepting Friday snd Saturday, \u201cTHE KING\u2019 »\u201d Friday ana Saturday ous.5 FOOL.\u201cTHE GIPSY BARON.\u201d Saturday Hatinoe T Beats now on sale Nordine © eos NexT ATTRECE TON Ve JIM.THE PENMAN.\" ose QPARROW &3 ACOBS' BS' THEATRE, ROYAL EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING THIS WEEK \u201cACROSS THE CONTINENT.» f admissi 10,80 ad 30 cents; ton : seats 00 extra.Pl NX.James.Coming THE TO Sohne suo Co.22 us t Round the World in 38 Daus.s Hlustrated Lecture.in Lecture Hallot ES Fc ethodist ha LM oc EE nee NERA.2URR, Proceeds in aid of \u2018M: 633 press LODGE NO.49, BOE Ba, Pe À Monthly Meeting in th Degree will ho held at Noo 13 Vie oria street, ol dae ay Evonlug.s the uar ber muet be prese: oi very mem 8d 1 T.E.DODD, Rec.Becretary J) Xa woe ordinary M ST GEORGE 8.&.CLUB.\u2014_\u2014 TRAMP TO CLUB HOUSE, : TONIGHT.NB-GREAT EVENING SAT- RDAY et Club House.Login : ouse, ay welcome.Look out for Advertisement, W.M.KNOW LEN, 65 1 Hon.Bec.-Treaa.ALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF MONTREAL.i Tue Apnoal Meeting o Cale.ety of Monta)\u201d ii be held fn: 8 An: das PE de Aqusduet clock\u2019 sok pom, fa for th 26 slection oot ohare GEO.\u2018Ww.ADAMS, Hon.Secrctary.CRYSTAL RINK.(Cor.Guy and Dorchester st.) GOOD ICE AGAIN.\u2014COME! ADMISSION 10e 85 1 651 SAML.ROBERTSON.CYCLORAMA, Cerner of St.Catherine and St, Urbain.Sta.From 8 a.m.$010.30p.m.204° INDUSTRIAL ROOMS SALE.The Ladies of the Industrial Rooms hald th Annual Sale in the Rooms of the NAT.CESDAY ; QUEEN'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS.My classes for ers are, hr lasses eld no Too an EY ors, and have proven, ar A PA work.A.RoY MACDONALD, Jr.l THROUGH \u2014 Colonist Sleeping Cars LEAVE MONTREAL 10 A.M.DAILY, From Windser Street Station, For ST.PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, DULUTH, AND ALL POINTS IN THE Western & Northwestern States.FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE, | 118 Miles Shorter 3 TO ST.PAUL | .THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.MONTREAL TICKET OFFICES: 266 ST.JAMES STREET, AND AT STATIONS.SEALED IENDERS, addreazed to the undersigned, and endorsed * Tenders for Bummer Clothing.\u201d will be received at the Office of th.City Clerk, City Hall, up to noon on THURSDAY, the 7th day ot March instant, for the following articles of of Sum mer clothing for the 7ity Fire Brigade, vin: 38 officers\u2019 and 107 meu\u2019's coats, en \u201cand forage caps, the whole equal to samples to be seen at the Office of the Chief of the Fire Department, City Hall.All the above articles must be delivered om ox be fore the 1st of May next.Parties tendering to furnish made up amples af the required clothing, and the ansocepted mmples will not be kept.The lowest or any tender will not necensarily be accepted.(By order,) .CHS.GLACKMEYER, ; City Clerk, CrTY CLERK'S OFFICE, City Has Montreal, March 13.1800.4 - Lo DEWALKS.ses peotive eat of an ud be persons on ravening À this order M ue ee.s100m1 8 are three nsmes po de snd felt, Ri ASD over 200 xoplicatio ne for agen- Sars polo Agents in Montreal for these cale- es, # correct prices, rs Ag s re a the Bnet stock io eo W.ROBERTSON & CO.Popular snd Fashionable Hatters (Buccessors tb C.J.Rexmorns 05°1 178 NT.JAMES STREET.EE ta Collectes = The abov&three buy and although of ; * S15 are guaranteed to be « PARTAGAS,\u201d Duqueses.vee My stock of Cigars was not damaged as they were kept in air-tight, Notwithstanding this fact, they MUST BE A FEW PRICES: « BENITO SUAREZ,\u201d Gem de Chonchss.ene asersvsrs PRICE PER 100, 6.00 PRICE, 88.«TACON,\u201d Conchas Extra, Fins.ee.reoe:.vrmerris BBO Soncha PRICE, 29.a\" \u201cLA ESPERANZA,\u201d Co Fibb.oorcevsnrrcmerscrinnes 850 Qgngha PRICE, $9.00) « PASTORA,\u201d Noblemas vote Pnteacreseeemensssstentrenecnnenss 7-50 (BUAL PRICE, 65.505 « CHAMPION,\u201d Conchas Eg né A : us peciales ei .00) « CABANAS,\u201d OazaÂOres.\u2026.1.0\u2026ccemmr muccsoree\u2026s 10.00 va Pins Pi OF THIS CIGAR #30.003 « MOBALES.\u201d Non Brrr 00) unen 12:00 nus PRICE OF THIS CIGAR 25.00) « PARTAGAS,\u201d Roina Victories essen is rns 13.001 (USUAL PRICE 820.8.00 11.00) ND .> \u2018Cabanas y Carbajal, REINA VICTQRIA, Usual price, $20.00 ALSO \u2018\u201cINTIMIDA D,\u2019\u2019 Perfectos Finos, Ù Perfectos Finos, as ARABI, 59 Perfectos Finos.prands are the finest grade of Cigars that money will N DRED, (HS PRICE fect condition.NATHAN MICHAELS, .TEMPORARY PREMISES, « 218 ST.JAMES STREET.en ei ever enjoyed.SX y RS 0 ; monrile-vudx NT Irish National Minstrels! DON'T MISS THEIR CLOSING ENTERTAINMENT IN ST.ANN'S HALL, « « > WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 19th, 1890.THREE HOURS oF MIRTH, MUSIC and SONG.we-Act Comedy Drama, brimful ef Irak Wit and Humor, entitled ce PETE MAIN FOR GALWAY\u201d or \u201cTHE ENGLISH ATTORNEY; OUTWITTED.\u201d Otterwa and Young Ste., a Day wore \u201crecetvad with the anthusiasm, and Hpi ape Jes) 14 D et que file Bntortaininont 2e 7.15-COMMENCES AT 8 O'OLOCK., SEATS, 80 CENTS, e most original and nalque BACK BEATS, 28 ORNTS.JAB.8.PATRICK, Secretary.\u2018 8 Yor og odd by Matar.Bain Kone Peresaaon, | ES \"BELLI The \u201c BELL\u201d PIANO.Canada's first t AN great nal sonjevement in Piano bot any years.SER rt Flan statemonts are correc WILLIS & CO, 1824 Notre Dame Street (near McGIN ste), BOLE AGENTS.6631 count find if fA EAR IT! a \u2018pair, fine value.All the newest the rich and poor alike.65x3 85T to 367 ST.JAMES 87, NOTRE DAME ST, \u201cWILD WITH EXCITEMENT,\u201d irts, Ties, Collars, etg., are INSOLVENT NOTICE.A.L.HURTUBISE.Plaintiff, oe 1.B.DUROCHER, March, 1890, b ord der 2 {he Court, I was appointed benefit of his Spedite Claims urator, «.1598 and 1608 Notre Dame street.90.651 OYINCE OF of EARLES BRUS., vents.curator to the estate of the above named, for the ben- Special lot of Lace Curtains, $1.90 designs in Carpets.Special facilities for making and laying.Bargains for Palace Furniture Store, | | | Wm.Samuel, \u201d 85x Beod The de of le that avall th 1 9 portunity to peop! e a emselves of the th t bi ins they recei t W.RE.) Bankrupt Stock Ë Fa portuaire 912 Bt dames st.EYES Prov, UEBEC, Dis tRIor OF AT Surraton Count.* Hotel Richelieu,\u201d Defenda.No thoe is hereby given thas on the 18th day of Curator to he said Defendant, who has made a Ju.vo the) abandonnent of all his assets for the must be fyled within a month.C.DESMARTEAU, Montreal, None Mareh, 1 INSOLVENT NOTICE.Pr UEBEC, è DISTRICT OF Monentart SÉPEAIOR COURT.Inre ED.P.EARLE, Jong business under he name Notice is hereby given that, Ton \u201cda arch, 1890, by order of the court, eas appotn st efit of his cre ditors, Claims inust be filed at my office within one month, THOS.GAUTH ER, Curator, 1 Montreal, March 17, 1890 Comes a EL INSOLVENT NOTICE.Re AIME BELIVEAU, Insolvent, \u2018Wo are instructed b; the Curator to sell by publ suction on the rom 1584 Notre Dame at.to the said ontate, particulars Bale fo take place be off of hich Ti be be given tomorrow on ursday, 27th Mar Pp.K.EMILE IER, Curator, 851 BATON & BELORUEE Auctioneers, EXHIBITION OF AMERICAN ART FURNITURE.All the Beautiful Art Furniture suitable for the Drawing Room, Bedroom, Dining Roo Library and Vestibule, to be sol by Auction at our rooms, Nos.1821 & 1823 Notre Dame st., on Thursday and Friday Next, at TWO o\u2019clock each day.Will be on Exhibition to-morrow (Wednesday).All are invited to view it M.H ICES & Co, Auctioneers.A TVOTION SALE \u2014AT-! STAFFORDSHIRE HALL, 2348 BT.OATRERINE STREET (Cor.MetoalfeSt.% FRIDAY MORNING, MAROH 218T.We ara instructed by the owners to ssl} the whole of the BEAUTIFUL FIXTUR.establis nt, auction of this CONSISTING OF: Glass Showcase, Mirro cy Tables, Shel vane.Brass Window Stand hice\u201d etc, These fittin ars the pandsomest In the city an be sold separately.Also at ime ne balance ot their stock of ge, GLASSWARE, and URNA.MENTAL POTTERY.#7 To Reserve.SALE AT TEN O'CLOCK.\u201c M, HICKS & CO.653 Auctioneers.ATTENTION IS REQUESTED \u2014T0 THE\u2014 SALE BY AUTRORITY OF JUSTICE f all the Honsehold Furn Plano, eto, to be one at the residence, No.0 Bre Brunswick Bt., TO-MORROW.WEDNESDAY MORNING, AT TEN O'CLOCK.M.HICKS & CO, Auctioneers.B® AUCTION.651 The sale of Books iu be continued each evening this week at the Store, 23308T.CATHERINE 8T., Corner Mansfisld.The collection ia ve all the atandard authors | in vor Jorge; em the best Calf and orocco.Also many fine lllustrated works not on the former estalog gus, The hole must be positively cleared out without reserv.Bale Each Eventos, at 7.30 O°Clock.M.HICKS & CO.855 Auctioneers, OUSEHOLD FURNITURE.REMEMBER THE SALE for sccount Estate late JNO.ED, EVANB, Esq, ad 862 Sherbrooke Street, TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AT TEN O'CLOCK.oT pobigkering Plano, Splendid Dinner Set, Wi.H.ARNTON, 85 1 ALLIFF'S SALE ROVINCE OF QUEBKO, DIB- t of le 167, out Court.\u2014 pity lon tre vf DR ayer, Defendant on the twentyseventh day © cb.) Instant, si Bn of meclecl fn the forpacon ee CH] a ten A City.of voy wil Bei wid by in urtice, A be, oise 3 anid sel Sons 8 houne- Defguduni reused, alps ILS a B50.ont- real March, 18th, 1 65 1 omer: sre IFF 8 Sw VINCE ¥ Hotes BY District © Montre og Ne 799 33 Magistrate Court; f -al, of Montreal, He nt ont) va.Hodis of the same: fondant, » \u201cBe ay March, 1890, ten BR the forenoon.at the aémieite oi ta sald De: No.88 St, Elizebeth street, in the Ct will be sold, bysu thority of Jt en 4 Se por ons pleas and Spi iE , consis of lac niture, oto.Wiad DUMAS, B, 18th March, 1800.AILIFPF'S SALE\u2014PRO' CE OF Q RSS TRE alan, ain 3 | Ft Pha the twenty-se anthro 18 sleven of k ib tb .forenoon, domicile and place of urines of the à fendant, No.4p bN Notre Du Foot, ju the sy san ul tee 5 i, ins ice.CN te.Torma cash, or Ten TH, oritreal, 17th March, a fn\u201d « 0.M AILIPRS SALE\u2014PRO' U Brie of Montreal, No.Br ma Sour, A.Bavaria, Plaintiff, .fendant.Gn the 271 h dey dey ot 11590, à ten of that clock he KY oy af.F4 the seid, p fondan foryn the city tres EM of tien a And © chattel noire this ney Et vi geo Defendant, household \u2018tarnit B.8.0, Montreal, ier of Be poontres à arte salle, Detond Potter 1890, at ten dope atree suthori = DIs- sé El - 5 Flan = Je ook\u2019 rch, fase Sly the ru hat endant vi tn hte cate, se.consis FOOLER a.8012 Secricron trict of i nirdsl No, Liphonse Leblano, PI defen: On the, t seep] event 1800! 16 said Defa: t, No.y of Montreal, will 22 4 a nercloon at Hees Ha 2 IE « À / "]
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