The Montreal daily star, 14 novembre 1890, vendredi 14 novembre 1890

[" We 2 Fel INE\" at © tetes ESS Ses Duroc! à Sos AL RES oan dor Toronte.App pe E wa Hobertaon & Co, or AY JED-AGERT Les OR CITY OF MO?NTHEAL péricaced # ea LE peattion « otore good in- a ceren te Apply P.O.or £51 NTED\u2014A CE SEVERAL EXPERI ENCED JASTESCATDE who! RE \u201cau the factors.BH.me's o ha ness.ouc used to the trade grid 2h 8 Qeurge st.Wal TED\u2014A HOUSE EMAID 4 AND TO Be after children, good references required Ar y 70 Mansfeld it.72 VATED STEADY) YOUNG MA HAN 3 ETA iow: ery store, ; W NTED \u2014 hind \u201cBIRCHALL gett A A raphy.\u201d Address \u201cThe Mail,\u201d Toronto.ess 3 ÿ N SERVANT.APPLY 114 w= TED-GÉNERAL VANT TT16 WA NTED \u2014 A HOUSEKEEPER TO TAKE charge ofa amoall comfortable pouse ecupiod by three tachelor must anderstand cooking und be wall recommend Address \u201cA 1144,\" 8T4k 3 ~ffice.wa IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD PLAIN NORD Bers another gir! is fot no rad geod Riese wages, references, 37 McGill ve, WisIE ED \u2014 A 6005 RELIABLE TO carve, must be experienced and quick} i 1 st Francois Xavier st.os Ww ANTED\u2014SMAKT, TIDY YOUNO folly 82 Soneral servant, oust have references, 7 38 ANTEDT EDIATELY A GOOD R uy ru the Goodyear Stitching $ \u201cne put corn tent men need apply.Tlompaon £ (ONE ENT EE ; Wein K.Cole, 1760 Reve Des ob.Le = FE ENE, SEV TSR 5 Ya sNifP7a RESPECTABLE BINGLE WOMAN or widow, to train as monthly nurse in the Montreal Maternity.Apply to tne Matron, $13 St Urbain st 368 2 V ANTED \u2014 \u2014 GENEHAL SERVANT, PROTES x t, references required.Apply to 88, Mao.ay st, V AN TED-GENERAL SERVANT, GOOD W, w AGES.Apply at 1922 Manos x 81 ANTED CU OLES, LUTH- ing.Apply No.% Lamoine st.ES 2 j ANTED-STHOXG 10! YOUTH OF 17 OR 18 FOR store, shopestand stead and of referen 28 experience and wages wan \u201cDIR\u201d Stak oftesr 0 Sia EXPERIENCED PERSON A8 5 nurse.Apply at 947 Dorchester st.268 2 TED\u2014YOUNG GIRL 12 OK 14 YEARS OF ° ace.to to assist with light housework, 273} 5 H Wan ICE TO DKUG BUSINESS AL or 2 years\u2019 experience.Address * 2123.» ANTED-A GIR), FOR GENERAL Kodi work.AvP 5 277 8t Charles Borromes a.0 erator, on ith MAN AS TELEG: APR OPerator, oné with Lom edge of shorthand and Seed oftice war rred.Apply W.Hi Johnso son, Notre Dame.268 2 ANTED\u2014 AN ACTIVE LAD TO GO MESSAGES and make himself useful.Apply to J.Gur Eennedy & Co., 31 St.Lawrence stree 2883 ARTED-L SEKVANT GIRL FOR A SMALL ust be well recommended.Ha 1 Gloss st, yt, fronting Western aqu ANTED_JUNIOK CLERK FOK SFFIGE SF A wholesale anafactorine firns, one residing with psrents preferred.Address P.O.Box Lisl WANTED \u2014 GMNEMAL BERVANT, MUST BE lain cook.City rel ferences abeola tely mecessary.Zuc Mance n$.268 2 ANTEDS IM usSDIATELY A GOOD SEWIN né Apply at JO Buckingham ave, nu \u2014 A GUOD JENERAL Evan Aoi wages! emall family.Appl 743 Drolet st oN N BY THE MONTH TO \u201ckoep farniture mci Siare clean and dust ver {yraitare.steady work, ML.A Wil T & Con M34 Les, T Fe TRAVELLEM TO MEPRESENT À Provin Te ebec.o cod ane res Sr Fremon of address, =; Frenc and Englieh and eu furnish the Dent © of Jeler a WABIED-YUUNG MAN TO ASSIST AB BARtender, must Some wall: recominended.Ap- PF 1992 St.t.Catherine 2681 Sttuattons Planted.ANTED\u2014BY AN EXPERIENCED BALESWO- speaking French and Engl position W men ESS \u2018hat and fur store.Address, \u201c LES » PANTED\u2014SITUATION BY A FIRST-OLASS bookkeeper and sccountant and an A 1 busi- peas man, first-class city and other referances.and onal Sec 1x RoE Oo Ent Tomar APY Bookkeeper, Ji.\u201cman Gaeirous oi à THOROUGH BUSINESS of 0 t-c sample om Bherbrooks, in one of the best loca- aid like fo represent several A 1 in cn owing Lin foods, mil millinery, ! Es le Boots sands ability and an: sue \u2018uses alreaay doing business in Sher ° oo Address \u201c0 F829, \"STAR AR office: o \u2018WARTID \u2014 WASHING O, HOUSECLFANTNG, by the day or wee respectable, trust ç werthy Englishwoman, worker.Bannockburn Avenue, off Heigneurs street, 265 5 ANTE Y à WIDOW, GQGOD DRESSMAKE and seam! peamgtress, can can cut and ot, vo work at pri.Yate wate fumilisa, Apply 12] Montcalm s 2668 3 WWARIED-BY A YOUNG MAN oi THE co anis, à situation as under store ean un man, pen good French.Aevly poly by letter or call on B., Bt.James > 266 3 ANT ÉCTABLE OMAN.day.« ya wae at her home or work b: the aay.+ st oy 3 WI ¥ A GOOD WASHER AND IRONER, work at private families.Apply 131 Montcalm et.2663 - ANTED BITOATION AB BARMAID, three years experience in 1roland. mena Apply 35 8t.Urbain = PP gua ira se pefliratn Aimy peurs, Slats to get.TOL Victor KE FLAT, OORNER ST.JAMES and Victoris squsre (Morgan'a), with en- fapce and elevators on Victoria square aide.Well us ad and suitable for wholesale trade.Can be vided to t tenants.Apply to O.W.Stanton, Real Estate nt, 240 St.James at 258 tf ost.nN BATURDAY NIGHT.FROM OBT 0.DAT UNION Avenue, > ARy one LE to 79 Union Avenue will rowarded.240 \"OT \u2014 ON MONDAY, 3HD INST, sMALL xes, Joon a dug.aspphire a ud pL Any one returning the above Aone taal Neserea Fa 217 St Jam will be liberall ener à CN OBT\u2014ON a NOTEE DAME BT.OAR, AT OHA- boillez a containing à tay Chore\u201d Finder wie Be rewardad by returning same to the Street Esliway Lis Sua RAM OF Shit.» *heward (re ® Of Lo der at 1179 BE Jam st > 2672 TRA FROM 28 FORT STREET r spaniel, color brown, on Leather collar, name Dick, $40, BETWEEN BUNAVENTUR - Lie\" ébec boat and Dalhousie aquars statis Please address Patrick Donerir, stone cutter, 126 \u2018Grand Allse, Quebec.2682 08T \u2014 IN VICINITY OF PETITE COTE, 2, A amall fox terri: female dog, w white te with slow marks op head and call Reward if rof ed fo 23 a! wt.EST, RDA.x wa TET Zou.++ SANAAAANAAANANAAANAANAAAASAANAAA UNDA BLAOK AND WHITE OOW.APPL F 0 dote 8 Antoine Found.oo x IRiscellaneonus.\u2018VWARIED-TO RENT VIOLIN MUBI mirent Po accompeniments.Apply st x.cures, feller terrie er Ds Oatarrh.FA Dis GE a, 1H 2446 oy SHE es En ba Faites, W.& KF.P, CURE & 00.~ IMPORTRAS OF\u2014 Dram Pipes, Portland Cement, Chimney Tops, Water Lime, - Vent Linings, Whiting, Flue Covers, Plaster of Paris, Fire Bricks, Borax, Fire Clay, China Clay, Canada Cement, Roman Cement.Manufacturers of Bessemer Steel, u AND BED SPRING Batlvoads.= _INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.a REE the 18th gepéember, mel Fy ons by Gris Trunk Seven ur .minutes o Uins to to ax and 84 fi cu ugh to ¢ ih Jestimation on Bun 2° Montopel end fA Eye?Lah red ss Eiso belay Ta tien All rah 1 Thine, ERE Tn ae rare Tre.hie of Fymietty CAT SERRE | Easte rm Fraichnut Yense J SAVE i batu toe Nl atorool lonial itail at Halifax at noon.y 8, Or As cciiose steamers sre oui of iy in water mpartments, &re Unsr for hao comfort, and are rovided with PALAIS TY Tequlatie to make atlanyio abl having excellent bath bath, boss fete rooms, DIAN oa Drary.eto.oto, as well ag an ox.Nearly all the sts iarodiiters situated on thessioon gull eh sani rere Toe Ela care ins tock descri don.* \u2018The fo bes Are a \u201cBardinian\u201d are fitted through.ous with she slecuriclight.ATES oF PASSAGE \u2014Oabin, 940, 8505 and 860, bs oor Hit return, to accom- nome de 5 Interinediate, 323, single; $55 return.Steerage at lowest ra RAIL RATES om 4 Montr ptroal to Portland To Portia 1s at Chess single 87.501 return a Class, aingle ta 50: return To Balin.fut C Clasa.single, 875: sise fit 2nd Class, single, #5.ce further tmformation.apply Hoke = ALLAN, For treigh: toany oT the 2507 25 Common st; Montres! 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Mether Gaoce.(23et4,82.28 008.VER BISON Com PAY, vont mt $07.Brondway.N ion* Goilers had pa peg Dia i ot ide e eason Sf Canadian Litarat re took place poses sus Mr.Nei morrow Macey Teulon book, \u201cLegends 40d | MCTORIA | si 4 he cr a and het.[rr | in.Canada.{ =.USING THE HEINTZMAN PIANO.eogave vobgidaviny dul - et ali\u2019 oars the SE ats.ool k |.Conventof the i day axécpted) run {rouen to Halifax ES 7 pests wl Samra save \u2018 Business Notes.acturing - Mr.A.Fr adel and wv J.Common have tered in to of | ip carry x ;under 5 | ERGO under the name of Moears, L.E.J.Wat F.Wators, and J.Lucas on à Æ C.Waters, Ars to carry à RP and ~ ng an \u2018rm name of Water Bros.; Co.: ee rime me « ag récap The dainty.if san tied with fs Hbbo jing To for warded to alin 0.Spee Sa ee La , A man Carrigan, a laborer, came to the ee s morning to take s warrant à comrade of his who, on tarda evening last, got into a row at Mra Kelly's saloon on William the row Oarrighn had bis thumb © .[tee rely that be had ainputated morning \"atthe Hospital Both on ak , Sunday 1a Christ Church.The long looked for steamship ver! arrived in portat five o'clock dates | afternoon.A largecrowd was congregated ou the wharf and the police had considerable \u2018aimoulty in keeping the people back.Many warm greelings were exshanged between the passengers and their friends and Telatives.The steamer showed outside the offeits of her terrible experience, but the ns had not been injured or jouched b the water in the least.their wives, a walk Instead poojrooms, which ph toatl but advertisements for the other evenings of the week awept awa said that ow as rmous Wave struck the shiv, in the instant the chart-house was 8 m view and sank immediately.Work of dischareing the cargo is going on The goods a Temporary ropa ra will be made oa time the house with captain Lind simply impossible to chief engineer, says tha during his men or bad a engine-room.\u201cons © of the enginbars wa constantly at the throttle, But even then yt! was impossible to prevent racing: Captain Williams, of the \u201cDominion take home the \u201cVanoouver,\" and Me .shief oflicer of the \u201cSarnia,\u201d will be pro- me to jhe oaptalnoy of the Deaton A 8] ce will: be held on Sunday rext i 0 he Olivet B Baptist C in m Lindall.Captain Lindail vas & membe: or of this church.Upham, who, wag the only clergyman on the the age will be oor and Che Srowa of th ot er vessels in port are in- ~-A despatch Booth the Allans (this ore at 2 v'olacke red.Later.\u2014A afternoon from order ot Ro \u201cBrazilian\u201d ere th She will probably arrive here Meminations in Vaudreuil, wae nominations for for pe tcant Dr.La fe Lesiaiotare, wiil Shar pia Vaudreuil nated by the Government.There is.as to or ether the Conservati can | qe land, M.P.Pa : 1on Trades strong! in fa avc of early ol tary of jou à Alliance, thon gave ge by Be Bx roposed a at Mr, .OQ.Chevrier wi the Fille to election by Ministerialista claim \"= doux, \u2018Attorney-General and Hon.lier, Provincial hecretary, are to be present and address the Ooo.cuves I thors should be a contest will make the projected now-lonn of the campaign.- The Night Sehoels.ht school in eounnection ary\u2019s Church at thé corner of Craig and Panet streets is now in fuil awing under an able staff of teachers.Over a hundred schol sobolare are in attendan nightly sn every nigh Father O q Donnel says thé school is Robert ale at the cornerof 8t.André troets, has been prepared rectot ot then Bees ravie, x i fon fish ES re months et th membars of A bande of A state \u2018thus the concerts bave nized everyw will commence at 8.15, son of for for Loudne, showed dites Sus took the, ke ded them to Be ou Jr T will be opens to-morrow.THE PROWIBITIONISTS AT aueec, : me.Keys Delivors à & Practical 8 \u2014- Shehyn Replies Wer the Goverament.BC, Nov.16 \u2014 Mr.William Ke: as one of the Sebel Test deput M aple After dono the sal oi Yiquor | on Sundaÿs be * The closing of bars at workingmen especially De greatest importance, If enter them hey would go an of f ting do Mr.the money which rigbutully belonged their wives and children want the bars ck The liquo not only uor trailio Le ization.We have ao in, and on lisa side of the workshop; saloons in front and on eas houses.If there must be Tio God's sake keer them amer ingmen, If the amen passed the workiDg Tien ont blosa the ¢ gramont that way - y tation.and if it is not enf ingmen will maka it thelr busi their interests inthis Pre Du Dunne e chief organizer.ot; the elem piaraton llowed, 8 ti ularly about the amendm providing that licenses should young men Wou our nothing at oooh on Batu \\Daper pur L IN HY ge Rav.Me.Wars, ms te Grranroat Abveus.through their aid obtained té ns of intemperan: in t Tallon > urn was lowed by Mr.J ke on behalf of the Dom bor Council.Healsospolth' 2m endments and Te 55.3 +.Bland, of of Se who Pan the Ere.ri ne pos ures pro! the everlasting gratitude of the Hon.Mr.Bh Governmen a Folios had as uot alt own.al ru he charges | SERS) Lo a ry te ad dress tnomssives i the egtas well as the ised 8 mos amendments \u201cNew Foix, Novembe The tn Loadon vember 14.1 foe tely after have been from fourteen from i the forme the ma 2 el from to 3} per cent.gs o largest Cedlines anh, Northern Bon and rs bat Bo rh Un i mn TH sirone co when seen rumor that he intends to that be = =F ns Hem \u2014\u2014\u2014 Le he Bank of Trac res con ete dan Lea eon tis realized The Trot prices here Pr Ë ir CPPOUENANIE HGOS0SOPS ES SAACS Vue 33,085 fndesd to find any possible reason cated here.why the extreme malty should not There could be no peasonable doubt a fo the hanging of one who was a gen- ith the her loss, standard as a safe oruiser by competent ox.©1® most unfortunate, losinæ besides the valis at tha \" the old \u201cwooden-wall\u201d days, and it looks Puint.THE division of the north-east of Africa ance, are slowly defining the limits, and have come \u201cLatters aster tha Crisp! fully appreciates the delicate nature S0UtH of thesituation, and that England\u2019sstrength division of the Dark Continent, the Italians jmagine they have been left out In the cold, crry or a ful polut of vigw, there is no dount a reciprocal alfa was 00san vessels have heen complaining bitter- Fig bo.Only the other day a piiot ran a ship Ineuited Mat Water gave them a chance of getting tain found on questioning the man that tal à Was And requires prompt attention on duty of the proper authorities to raise the - Apliot, to be of any good at ail in an intri- THREE of the river, but be well up six xtiy- two.la à course of navigation.Too many of the last\u2019 Sunda; & subsidy to ald ln the extension of the yestigation rw plant for the manufacture of nickel r.Gen à from the iron ores along the line and fi46,000 cons from the nickel ores of the Sudbury dis- fectly good \u2018the Premier that the buainess of Carnogie & POL filed ific combined both in Canada da the United States.The demand for from Titi T¥iah fo.b four bia guard has to espitel pualsimont under any circum- Jere, paved.also BAY stances, Now that the affalr is over it Spanis overnmen cannot to render all possible assistance in the work be too soon forgotten.The refusal ot recovering the bodies of the Yo allow Mrs, Bironall to takeaway the body for eao or® wotsl oie Brith of her husband seems unnecessarily harsh.ment wiil offer a reward.The British vige- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 consul at Corunna has gore \u2014_\u2014 y Tam Los of EL M.8.\u201cSerpent,\u201d with 173 f Interview the pd eh ML tor the 3 of the \u201cSerpent.\u201d an \u201cLapwin « & orew, is the worst disaster that has scene of then wrec Of e Berne à occurred In the Britlsh navy since the Aumiraity officer who has know ge ol the » lucality of the wreck thinks it probable that foundering of the \u201cCaptain\u201d on the same the \u201cSerpent's\u201d compasses were disordered us coast.From present aocounts by the contiguity of 9 vast masses of iron the ship was not consid aloug tLo coast, © éLOrmous masses 0 » ored up to tho fa due Galloian mountains have been £ uscridbed as © cause of baveral wrec n ports.If this statement is truc, then those the saine locality.Advices trom t who passed the snip into the navy assumed state that a mafority of the corpses will be a great responsibility and should be held found inside the vessel.Divers ar .accountable for it.Of course, ouly a ting from ep Dodge rage SE thorough and searching investigatiou can we Sous of water caused the pollers toex: bring out all the facta as to the defeots in ©.8 possibly accounts for the grea 088 of life.It 18 Dellevea that the navi construction.During the past tn of gator of the Laer failed to allow for:the twelve years the British navy has been effect of a stron \u2019 \u201cEurydice\u201d and \u2018\u2018Atlanta\u201d and their crews.that she was not .These calamities were not: go frequent in however, Sao XProus differing views on this oruls; bil f Dees d wrec is giving considerable trouble to the Ther mebwion tte SUCCESS.British and Itallan Governments.Lord thy has as toleyra Dufferin and Premier Crisp! have boon usen viser a te toa fair and acceptable settlement on ail ives gro pouring In © points, exce ces eged by enqui ta, pt the possession of Kassala.a special force of police has been \u2018This is an important trading and strate- #ssist the usual guard.The Queen le said gic position, whicb ls Indispensable to the 9,50 Joeply moved by ed noms of the die & Sopanish Ac Admir- full contral of the Nile and to the saféty and ysyal our-door exoralea development of the trade of the Soudan, als ADRID, November 13.\u20146 Sop sod England desires to retain the place 8lty officers think the \u201c Serpent within the sphere of her influence.The disabl fo the Babes a Monday and tried .Kbedive and the Bultan as well as France struck a reef, | are against Italy having possession.Yo navigation, ortonding arn as gi the harbor and covered by only four feet of water at low tide.and wealth alone can open out the Soudan THE DUEL IN Mi to commerce, but in the scramble and Exciting Sn Sa.November 16.\u2014 When she British in a commercial and military Maison Palos éomesenion of some other part of British critninations foll \u2018delivered on the Soor, African or y will be made to the Italian he could not accept the challenge or the floor, b but offered to night on os By the pu B chamber.ter so Non the lsat month or so captains of prominent membere Los nie 1 utllermo, ad Fristo ! te des unanimous vote declared the action \u201c Brotthe hegligent and carelews manner the tinal, and that Gonsalo Esteve dig not perform their dutles up to Que- intend to épris ie Ohamber, en once out 3 the course in De hostile to land es Maavy vosther of more dan.| Jp world England vas qe than use Hu \u201cnavigating the industrial nation in the wor tent and careless men enrolled in te tax 60 90 per.eanbet sil gommod ©\" Vim oosporation of Canadian pilots.If the _ Present examination is too low, it Is the hold tog.to a k cloud was the absence of Rivers, caté river Mkethe Bt.Lawrence, should be Laurent Genes, Sok only gaquslated with the land points Siok [olf for Mont CG \"hein ¥ Mr.Tholland a ioe Choe ot a0 ata potouion 1 aes opshbr and was Srl Fou » 8 unanimous sentiment among the \u201cSer- \u201cCaptain\u201d and her crew, the training ships pent\u2019s* crew during the last manœuvres seaworthy.Naval experts, bave been carried out in this case THE LOST CRUISER.official statement rpent\u201d T by ment, is absolutely essential to -Mshment of an tron and stest its early stages.chat og 1 the pointes hich tion, which stope short of the at wi parution or THE DAILY STAR the establishment o! a new industry ber bos.k nding Nov, 8th, 1800, comes possible and profitable, isan unquall- ralpaisésenenscentes mossvesries B1,687 fled Injury to the country.It is for the oa Frieeseaenrresce BOLD Goverament now to And the beet means of rssemvsmmrnesionsiniee B1,356 promoting tho establiabment of à nickel a 30,797 steel industry in Canada.With regard to pouce intacte dd ce datant dd » this proposition of Mr, Ritghie\u2019s tn partiou- lar the Government will need to exercise som.187,838 caution.In fact, after the experience of | Congress and the United States Naval De- :néi Present Daily Average partment In dealing with Mr.Ritablo and P fie Week ending Nov.8th, 18% bisStandara OÙl ring assoclates, rashnesson s1 667 the part of our Government would be crim- vin .Inal.The whole question might very proving Day; no issue.perly be taken into consideration also by - \u201d the Montreal Clty Council.This city has FRIDAY.NOVEMBER 14, 1890.undoubted advantages for the location of suoh works as are proposed to be erected, \u201c Wrem the execution of the capital sen- And their establishment here as at one time #000 upon Bircnall tale morning closes contemplated would add fifty per cent.to à tragic eplsode In Canadian annals the population of Montreal in à year or two.which Las created @ most unusual There 1s no reason why the city should not 40d most painful interest throughout negotiate with the promoters of such a the country.While the law unposes the scheme as this, with a view to ascertaining desth penalty for murder, it 1s difficult upon what terms the business could be lo- Conjecture as to What Caused the Wreck wat a ne |A dog ie Da Moved by the Disaster, extenuating ciroumstance, The widespread And freely expreased desire for mercy can LoNDoN, November 14, \u2014The excitement soly be attributed to aympatay for Mrs, OOF the loss of H.M.B, \u201cSerpent wed, \u201d has pot bas Birohall, to very general repugnance made by the ne Admiralt £y Omoe in gonnection of the * Haman by birth and\u2019 education and ment sots forth that there were 178 rsons $0 the arowing objection fn the public mina 00 board Lhe Ther JO {ibe Ume of © state ree seamen It also says that the g forward ourrent en requested drowned, Govern- to Camirinas he wreck e on the that that pre- There was ral Dowel! says he would have ng around the MEXICO, Congress assembi opterda p it and want to be put on equal terms with the seid J Dep Germany and Frauce.As the possession of objected to the action adil the 8 is of the greatest importance to terday in closing the Béssion, an et of her course Into ahallow water, and loft the Chamber iia ble chailesre foe the remarkabiy high tide at the while Gustavo Es the vessel would have become a total With Mateos.The a #veck.The Captain very wisely made him [07 With the © fighting.\u201cApahor until the fog lifted, and then the THE CLOUD\u2019S SILVER LINING [SPECIAL TO THR STAR.ws from thelr dangerous position.The \", November 14\u2014Sir Lyon Play- Leeds night, ania toe totally ignorant of distances, and new United 5 tes tarifY was not ed peut | 0 emesis.Nations, \u2014\u2014 atandard, apd thereby obtaln an educated THE QUARREL MAY PROVE FATAL.and Intelligent alass of man for the service.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR} November d now les.| tleal oon LG the Interests of the shipping trade, Te Tt wouid grpea th th at tho vi viotim 8.monk IE 22 LÀ PROPOSITION of gigantic Importance to N° Seat 0 tojuzy, \"TH the Dominion has been made to Sir John THE SHERBROOKE FAILURE, onald by Mr, B.J.Ritchie, as president ISPTCIAL TO THE STAR! the Central Ontario Baliway.He asks SNERBROOBE, Aovember 14\u2014Farther fact that » the ; whilo byt ih 6 aband itway to Sudbury aud in the erection of a 3/4000 whi 5 oars to be tanita fled tn ad M n the Banque \u2018Nationale, ist of papers he bas endorved is customers faut arbor of whom ac a tédet As an illustration of the possibilities the seriousness of the position, \u2018af a great stes) plant Mr.Ritchie informs yet in a Sony as Ma Gen a Dalants chest saat at He Is 830,00 pri much larger than that of every | tin his business as yau) i yallway and every steamship PCT AU RARE Siar ted by the Grand Trunk and sr BY CABLE, and as Canada possesses five-sixthe Thursday Admiral Vaiton d to establish in the À erp eu of nickel, besides In- PI and incapable, ean acy, Mas > iron ore, it would replaced by an of, oounoll eontroliing the kage, but Queen Chris- hed a message of sympathy m frantic rar Admiralty, and ries that detail erinas when abo known as dangerous Depu x Bo Eomero owed u apt à challenge was Henor Romero sala teva was arranging d uel uthorities may o greatest or A rror in sy slation was e e a This 1s a very serious state of commerco mas an industrial war.Ap ipdus- Tr War Wean $e pert of the Government and the Quebec duced its own N ela, loners, who are oharged individua 8,are more made for go-opera He t for isolation.The at error 2 tà the supervison and the examinations MoKiniey tar tariff jaw was he ton the gultpliota, It will not do to have materials, The general effent oF iseomspe he nations always pro- car D taxed.The pilver cry of the Peace, h tions ho pont! mea the Pa I ditob on Things sigs ow & surplus retuned toa | \u201csteel promiseh to be almost une:| In the Freon Chamber of Deputies on 2 r d as if there is more attention given to anid junderts \u201cSerpent\u201d \u201c4a around the machinery, big guns, ete.than to naviga- shys the \u201cNerpent , \u201con and eail-drill.It is stokers, not blue- © the shoddy built ship.She had powerfui engines in a frail frame, Several \u2018Jackets, that man the men-of-war to-day, Bpaaish war vessels which were despatched and accidents are, therefore, not surprising.to the scene of the wreck, in response to the \u2014_\u2014 British Admtrailys request for such assist- Admiral Elliot Was an unique spécimen absurdly vicinity od to of a mile took up ted by ike 14.\u2014Mr, \u201cIn.of the fil are per drop has n The Doiminion Governe |?- ment bas already admitted this principle | end having several years ago committed itaelt to the po ing Bo Îles and ip tmprove 54\u201d dacfeatiry Mesars.Doroulede Sel est Monceau ET torts, Limerick ook 1 haves increase in wages.been posted bout the ol uestin works men to Doyoott aah She mpan ares lem th the ri and ny ute fo Randle goods from ce fon tés aise com pany.It is ood t Hon.W.H.Smith states that he 2d that Hon.W.HE ment has no intention sf of ing on account of the results of the Dylan Coe admits that Government has lost fourteen sea sits the elections but eays thatthe Since tone Government lost eighteen seats dur- fng & similar port riod.The Journal de St.Petersbourg, comment ing Upon Lord Balisbury\u2019s sposob at the ayor\u2019s banquet, says that the Pre- Les, friendly reference to the Uzarewitoh's approaching visiy Lo fh dis will awaken a hearty response in Russias.The Novoe Temya says that it tio vieil of tné Czare- ey to India A ts indicat- by ies will one of the closing decade of the Mr.Lockman Mrs, O'Shea\u2019s counsel in the O'Shea-Parnell divorce suit, on Thure- day applied for a postponsment of the case Boole the pi Prpospdinge L in the case of Mrs, jLeale, sister ot \"Shea, against whom here is a counter accusation of adultery vin Captain O'Shea.Ileitor-General Clarke, Tor Ca taln J Shes, % opposed 8 post- Ponement.d Captal n O'Bhen's case had been ready ae ay Moy 12, and the plaintiff was anxious to to proceed he delay was goloi due to Mrs, Shea.Justice Butt re- the petition, In the New Sou Legisiat Ive Assembly on reduesday i Mr.Crick, member for West MacQuar; 5, became i ron ved in a dis ute with the \u2018ohalrman of the Assembly in very violent langu defled him 10 enforce the rules ire im, The ch: member was oY order his allnding sion from the chamber.A peared.0 aguin fordibiy at out The Assembly then pass- resolution declaring the seat vacant.AMERICAN.Anthrax is raging amon, dairy of a tenant on Phos 7 useph Van Bomel farm in Wawayanda Townehip, New ork tate.Half a dozen csttie have died alread y.Bpecial despatches from in the ban: vs is the Lind Sata, sh ed b tato rot.Jud oro was af ut two- thirds of P The Montreal express on the Delaware & ENTRE street, just outside a on Thursda: J afternoon, struck a defective Brox.{bterest In Lhe Chicago At the opatration st Columbus, Ohia, ere All G.T ror cao, \u201coi ©.e Rom Vv urprised fron, who expected im to again priest mocratic nomination Tor Sioa.nca ie ing his absolute w: United Btates Detect Watkin arri a Fargo D.on Thursday with $7 Newberry, one Xi om he New om Bale (N R Ae slave, Shouand IL» \u201cGee and cand.y d'or occurred June une a Toe) Fi boner had o over worth of diamonds in his possession, Vermont Supreme Court, 1a ® à declaion ren f the Rutland Cony aiust The Central Vermont and Soman ayalua: Compan held that the taxes asssesed and solscied under eran as tea IA o e as m terstate business were unconstitutional, OANADIAN, adlan capitalists soe EASE EE Pat Eiagror count rer the tor formas lieutenant of a rosident of Canad pas wi send Jor bi ly aod sete in Brisish Gola Ey a, { Nordhelmer Alexander vas concluded In the Supreme ( Court, Ottawa, on Thursday afternoon, Judgment was Teserv case of Mo N FOOVY vs.the Queen was then taken u George Merrill, o ¢ Bollovill states that 730 Yoterans of 1587-58 bave reported to him from all parts of Ontario.Many of them say that Domine of from 50 to 100 pores Der man were made to them on dis- New Brunswick lumbermen wo operate as extensively as last of the mills on the ramich are i |.Sing: ie Se Aon bes 2 nsiderable lumber will over by provincial dealers.mAPprehensions of à grain blockade in M this season are re | founde- fr onlesa, © storage fao 0 e lines of railway west of Port Arthur are now 8,951,000 bushels, divided a8 follows: oO ian Pacifi he Government atone \u201c Alert,\u201d bound to Queboo with materials saved fro wrecked steamer Napoleon II, aim the at \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CUILOS AND COMBINES Condemned by Be Retail Groenrs in Session Last Eveniar.) The retail etocers » rousing mening ast even u hall and ga ne \u2018Whole 1) ad things to cana dor.je Somblaee came fon fora ke 8 hoary a and un ous condemnation, ea! on was ad ted several memibers believed in som ling io the ir i or or oriing it TL Sail bave SE Own tail sugar ustry prevented pba, re er | ts [bu ing Tia prior 20 © hig] e pro \u2018the combine, and they should st À ta-pre-.pare à nacre articles under a pos so a8 Sa Romie them om ae fai far, WIS WHErd NO SUC à Biluy of selecting certain loading ple articles he hits hom > none completa RE of the Do anse or at DENY gma TY M Malo gal Ratwte Fale.ronte has sol the Conia EEE ss ple ile acres, at $1 at to composed ol a i od ir ae Furvotoaiins.opie pucellor Vou SLOT tag one Pie duels far Lave beso summened .2 the cattle in the |.irc San 2s Lo fin viewss In a hing! Ep Ra over with some e, he Hi Fa pa sion ity to 1 © autlorit Ervodion Jota a ail Beyond nous twelve Te IF Equal to Any Other ESS Are RICH Goops™™™ Pon of Ww ANTED! | SHEE Welch Margetson's PRESSING.EE Welch Margetson's Sie Welch Margelson's coLcans.Welch Margelson's weciwear, semences tres none oruex SHE OIE =X 2674 Ofoy of Mestre south CARPETS! \u2014AND\u2014 A full line of Welch Margetson' their goods speak for themselves.at sous 4 D, Bros, Jours) South, ERE AE |.ae aps The \u201cROYAL\u201d SHIRTHAKERS, =: 1691 := Notre Dame Street.NEW AXMINST.ILTONS, NEW ren aAVRPOHHHNUADONU0N0COTONDETENOCONAGÉ NUS pÉabacanDeN eam rsesrnratttenTetianatttesrsrTatitets sasovann nat NEW \u2018woos, Brussels and | aes 5 D.0.85» veevaacesssenrases heen; purresersers gecsssccavpes fans squaRks! [RUGs]| | nas ! From HE From .Frem ! $1.00 Up NEW UNION W HEMPA, OILCLOTHS and LINOLEUMS New designs are Botha, 352 35.30 \u201crouspenegeacet The now openiags == WANTED! 0m, rt gecial Line, Somat \u2018with try be p Squares\u2019'ats wenty-fve por cent.die rs PUREST, STRONGEST, #8 Chenille, Turcoman desirens of haying siled.Steady employ.; rola\u2019 ys RANGA ovis seievorases 48,700.Parosl 5: + 0.» Glassware aad PE er, Glover na ,008 00 Paras nd Bc wi = ae SOTO m= ere Lame ; onepontescimneucss.Parent 5.wee 197 don v Eh o ° sold rooms, 1821 and 1833 NOTRE } \u2018To be s 3 Sia ver cesvesaren 83 90 Monday Affersesn, November 1¥th.Paroel ©.Store and Office Ba 21) 20 prises 8 number of Paros) | ia ) Nosth oot nen a ROLE BA ras se1so ladali ° \u201d BALE AT vo D'OLOCE.Betas pare gi TW313 ' M.HICKS & Co., Det pee D mes.i 1489 8 2068 Auotioneers, .A sine pre a rt at J & Thomson & Co\u2019s Sales NAA seth, Jie Yo cr RARE thrsiry PROPERTIES FOR SALE Black Tea sold at ea 270, RER, dong aE From Weldi Margetson & Co., of 506.or de Parce he Town SE $ ve ne snomen London, the leading English manufac- pg 18 on, Moms seven ne of Fem.iin ip ulm TE mn : EEA Re ert above Fl Si Ctapasn.Que.eve.ee Hand Cigar Makers.| SEs canen em JACKETS, ô .5 HE EEE SE 32 re, VEE EE spin Tat We have ffty vacant tables which we are rind EE mar Si Er ou asbl \u20ac per original AT BARGAIN PRIOR& e st.Out Stone 6 Fark frs k evenus, Vacant Lota.on fit Lawrence se 2636 4.8.THO: son = etes n's elegant Silk Braces, in all colors; ako S, DAVIS & SON S.BANERUPT sTouK or OR BALE BY a exquisite stock of their Watered 263746 TENDER._ pri es: Domini oo \u20ac Silk Braces.of WILLIAM BRATTIR vo WE ask special attention to Welch TE, N D E R S den received by the ung 2056 2e ry = im tm Margetson\u2019s lovely Silk re sroniers \u2018 with Fancy Borders, in na blue, pak dot and fancy figured.Th ese Sots - Pr fogs, ait ful goods must be seen to be known, =| pou show aad ka as they are from the best makers, gnd Tockery sid Gis INSOLVENT NOTICE, 800 ST.PAUL STREET, sa dou PE oO! 'OLOCE F.y the olen Batnrdng, tho SFnd November Instant, 1890, Benuine & Barsalow's Sales ANSP Je Re was, VV AREHOUSE TO LET.cng povipn palsioners perse dy uly mit re 2 TALLIO; ; [goes som, nt Evo be recetvon by TE End this pot Mo Montreal For further information, coll at our office, 68 8s Parme ay arder of Committee, PARENT BROS.POWDE matin Lime », Phosphates, Alum, R OR ANY ee, Pr \"| E.W.GILLETT, TPS 00, 2 THE CELERRATED ROYAL YEAST CAES ller and ue Bhade, complete with Xe aad CEP most « aved ved styles One H und red ; A line colora, with im TEV Annet JUST OPENED, .New ns SE Ga mot 46 Cote Qereet.mus| STOVES! STOVES! STOVES! | > rovear.2x norascens oe Nlossly.Si opus ois tndensr of of of bri races HA ro th 1837 Notre Dame st.The CARPET WAREHOUSE.6000 TOBACCO STEMMERS, Sf Sern Muslins, in white, cream and None others need apply.The Famous Miltary # Bootel | STs JAMES ST.STEADY WORK.R.DAVIS\u2019 P Tenders must be sealed and endorsed tenders for William H, Arnten will Conduct Sale.pe | SESE sn sta th November, Ath To ae Edo ace?be arrenged rir ens, et Rae 2 TEN b.Fie me o at loast 3 A at ce MAIRS & TH Éloays, None Harags ta he yA Sa gents RH 7 of is %o much Melbourne 6th November, 18 i \u2018he a Sr tue mt a) are aft 2 shove aries Troenk Resi S.DAVIS & SONS, \u2019 Tor Females, auiskly eoureot aji 84 toms out front\u2019 ny 108 feet deen.tite isoluding ao Chen STRIP O In reas NOVEMBLE 20 at 1 festant, THURSDAY AND, RIDAY, Clexsland Bar.Yipkoer, Yorkshire Conch, Trot Ht - bar 81, instante Werk alartionias attention i te sates tock H.sus le ft \u2018sare ox expense Sa us sommalon.La PS \u20ac LIX mbermen buying » horses A wait er his sal a Gentlemen wis! visas fon fors ter in up to sevardayy 15 Tea at eu $30 éooh day n° ONE o'olosk, BENNING & BARSALOU, J.H.KIMBALL.Kimball's Horse 260.8 OC P.Re Stock Yards.Rise & Donneollr's Sales, T'EAVNEROn LATE UNREDEEMED rc BER ES BCA SS Sirsa ove SERIES ge ine it ses D EE HES HE ara Er TE PP Et: da Li case \"NOVEMBER, Ax Two 4 Walter M, Kearns's Sales.JR ABE OPFORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT OR SFROULATION.Vv.A M VALUABLE AGANT LOT.SITUATED 9 a AL AND STREL ne cuvette to the mata exis of he Grsod For Nale by all bt ay paar 1 stél'50 alé variée srer (rer short notice.RIN AININI OOOO Guyot TarSolution Cures Colds, Coughs, , van lonary Gensamption SN Whooping Cough, .Catarrh of the blad- N der, eto, The best Hygienic and pre- S bor ser in N/ | S \u2018 D 0.D ' ' U J ) 0 ' J cases of Épide- \u201cUsed gles, Fevers, with A cess in the.lf) = x seven lar- H) A K : arisian : M.5 Héspitel.À | Ce ar trios ha FR eit Guyot'e Tar, te at ans approsiate, S$ \u2018the important services it renders.This pre- A ane 1 hope, soa to sou rat popular.» QZ Sorin in AZIN.Head Dostar in Tattle boars the Lr FRERE! 19, Bue Jam), fes BY ALL CHEMISTS.PLLOLOC 200000 DESCENT § BCC J RA -Hall Stoves, square and round, the very latest styles at low prices.Par- WALTER M.KEARN lor and Room Stoves, good variety.Store and Office Stoves, all kinds.COOKING RANGES! The latest improved Oval Fire Pot, Bound Pot and Square Pot, JAS.BAYLIS &SON,}| © COOKING STOVES.| mr dese | stn 8 oc er ie roc Tama pe mt Fis es RD & MACDONALD, 344 St.James St.a oan on ESTABLISHED 1850, TELEPHONE 2749.Ae Air and Hot Water Frrasoes fitted up in good style to order at EE nr E MCGALR \u20ac Ra Mish, viveot hale b5 PUBLIC AUCE Not oy 00%.1747 Notre Dame straps, on Sale at BLEVEN The Great English Prescription, Br aE ES 20664 | nig ma a\u201d oor.pe fe 1800048 > bow L.LEGRAND, ||, Piace de Ia Madeleips, i, + (Fermerty 207, Rue Saint-Honoré) TAPES +, Er TE EE ORIZA REGENCE ft ramen.Pele # / || ORIZA PERFUMERY \u2018|| RATEST PREPARATIONS BSOVERREIGIN ORIZA soa» VIOLETS th CZAR ORIZA RICE POUVWDER VIOLETS o ths CZAR | ESSENCE VIOLETS \u2018 the an a BAU # COLOGNE VIOLETS CIAR ORIZEA DROPS tre itr mitwin VIOLETS o th CZAR ; Superior \u2014 ORIZA~OIL \u2014 For bear: ORIZA-CREAM AND OR IZA-LACTR fo to wissen à Dérmitrs instanteroous Dpe, for the Halo aoû Mard, fn of shades, i ue RIZALING «some to om and Perfamers in every part of the weld, PARIS or pastile.ta choles | evap & co., % Simons sr.724 GRA \u201d and poid her 412 renvontaliée Catalogus-Bijon sent post free WHY SUFFER |STOR AGE, [PAY vu GAS RENT HER es : Best Storage In in the City , ~The Caledonia Waters Hou ture, Personal Effects Corner G¢.James and Ss Gabriel Mreote, £5230 tow puri theses immptetats snd never ail nhl Forel MERCHANDISE, at On gr Before FRIDAY, the 14th Inst, G IEE SAVE THE DISCOUNT.\u2014 AT THE rime Company\u2019s Office, | vs or MUSIC.T THOMAS awe TEED NIGHTN, Matinee Saturday et sie NES im HUNTINGTON jh nee Era he {da .SP ie et kr ss Ds ELLE are SSPARRON & JA & JACOBS\u2019 THEATRE ROYAL.Afternoon and Evening this week, VAIDIS SISTERS\u2019 fan den ee dan lng 3% 9 am Lin js UERN8 rr 147m, 15H.TWO CONOBRTS AND MATINER.\u2014HERR = ANTON = - SFIDL | MET ROPOLITAN OPER OPERA HOUSE, NY.Visiencoitéet, BOLOISTS: Myr.OLIFFORD SCHMIDT.Mr.VICTOR ER RBERT.Mr.OSESHIR Hargpist {Harpist to ae the Duke of Ediobargh} Eos vlan NOW © Eads SESE re LAMBETH'S CELEBRATED Eade Scotch - Choir, QUEENS HALE, TOBSDAT, NO, 8, 10 Reser To 90 41,00 3 Northtmg VICTORIA ARMOUEY HALL 4nd Week of Great Success! EVERY RVENING AT 8 C'OLOOE.Dr.Goldsmith and Hypnotism.205 4 'LAMBETH\u2019S CHOIR, Haun - TUESDAY, NOV.18, 1800.ota at No er's.Private 15.00, 267 | McGILL UNIVERSITY MP Lis eur Xe TU PEL ss 1 STE ir vives sad Erpei bt F re Me ouf.oud.Sook: she rap Hp TEM GE es LECTURE SUNDAY.November 18th, a3 7.30 P.Mo.In the VICTORIA ABMOURY (Cathenrt street), By CAPT.ROBERT OC.ADAMS, Under the suspiass of the FREETHOUGET CLUR, re SOBI RCT MODERN CRITICISM OF THE BIBLE.- Piano Music.Recitation by s Xady.Yelantary colisction at the dace.Lu sees - TO-NIGHT, 8.15.#|Jomel Come I MIRS ALICE Tee mao) of vf Nu: Edinburgh, and Royal Manchester, wil deliver her lecture on the ARE OF THE SION, @ ER an 10 lao, These: as EL eee = a mmities ¢ Ww, 0.EE = a.ES OYOLORAMA.corner 60e dre an 2 Dr _ TINIE FIER AROUND me WORLD, GLOBE CIRCLINS SXCURAIONS, eh == EES ied too; S a Ton pote dn rol on Saturday, 8 p.1.Ta).i FCANOTH aL SR BEGINNER] aie de us 1 PE Sven _ Sresiog.gE ne où ani es ' 8 OWLER'S DAXCING ACADEMY.nday and Friday ARIA \u2018Hier a GRAND TRUNK RY Double Track Work; pre tnd baliketing on the fo ag J rn wh > Eanes of ee ca Montreat after dressed for ter ss be bind the oe 1 Tos Compan any Tne.2 pot ét.se ol mie se TT \u201cMARRIAGES, 4 DAyIS-DE ah Three 1h Liv, sy panos of Mi ont, youngest , Bernard De 2 0.oo oan oettècon Jolt BN.Par November Carr.COST EN-SNEDDEN-\u2014A0 Brooklyn, N.ag; ARE gat the ta toat, the Hev.¥.3.M St, pat Shey 4 h of 8 at Dy the Hev, J.A.News- \u2018Btanle Duünning to œung- eu Caughts of Fluw, Cote BL.Antoine.- DEAN-YEO\u2014At roranto, Novembor 0.Wiliam Pea Dean to Edith J.(Minnie) Yeo At st John, N.GON DU rain GlbUons Lo\u2019 Elizade Durber.HE GILBERT-CURREY 4%, agotawn, N.B., No- 6, Thomas H.bert to Borah V.cer 4 -MacLEOD\u2014At the Manse.Hox- Bos Mona Creek, Unt., on tho 5Lh Instant, by Kev.John Mackenzio, Charles A.- -MaoDraith, of the \u2018Fownsbip of Lanark, vat, to Katie Ann Macleod, 01 Mooss 00s Creck, Township oF lioxborough, Ont.NB.N [SON \u2014At Bt.John, ., No- Me, lia Ÿ.Wilson to Kdw \u2018ard Mullett.digi Wednesday, Novem- ' MA ORAL tho residence of bride, more, aryland, by the Revorsnd Aribur Chliton Fond: Donald Macmaster to Ella Virginia, daughter of Lhe late Isaac De¥ord.246 3 DEATHS.TLEY\u2014At Toronto, November 5, Robert Astiay, ar 6 years and 7 months.BARTLE LETT\u2014at London, pont November ©, famuel G.Bartiett, aged 5 ge BAM BRIDGE\u2014AL Toronto, November 4, Roy, son of G.T.Bambridge, in his 12th year.CHEVRIEK\u2014At 8.Jerome, Que., November 8, Flavio L.Chevrier, aged 18 years and 5 months.CONWAY \u2014At Toronto, November 5, Jobn Conway.coca Ssoufmille, Ont.Philip Cook, aged 69 DOTY\u2014AL London, Ont, November 9, Eliza A.Doty.DOOLAN\u2014At Kingston, November 8, \u201cBaby\u201d daughiet A John Doolan, aged 7 years and à months GRAHAM\u2014At Komoka, October 81, Mabel daughter of Daglel Graham, ugud 10 yoars and .10 mont 6.sten ATING\u2014At Toronto, November 6, a Kiarçarut t, daughter of Willlam KeaUng, aged 11 weeks.LORRAINE\u2014At Toronto, November 8, Ernest Brown Lorraine, in his 20th year Y\u2014At Toronto, Novomber 3, Francis, son + Menard M Murchy, aged 1 year and 8 wonths.LAN\u2014At \u2018Toronto, November 1, Florence MicHiLl aged £5 ak months, and sunday, November 2 de er Keone, aged 3 years mod 5 months, chiidres of Jobu D Muctilan.tL Montreal on Thursday, the 13th re Er A wilon, second daughter of Lbe late II.S.star of Knowlton, and beloved wife of W.Lake Marler, of the Merchants Bank, Sarre Funeral at Knowlton on Sunday y actor- 1PS\u2014At Toronto, November 7, Amy Louise PyILLIFS ne ot William Philips.PRILYS AL Bt.John, N.B., November 3, James Phiips, 10 the 73rd year of his age.POPE\u2014At Que! November 7, Sharia Craig, widow of Samuel Pope, Kxq., aged ROU KK E\u2014 At Seattle, Washington, sonn Edward, son of Lr.Rourke, of Londen, \u2018ont, aged 23 years, 4 months and 5 days, RYAN\u2014At Toronto, November 7, John Ryan, aged 88 years BOMSON\u2014AL Wellwood, Manitoba, October 31 ¥ alibert bomson, pve 71 yeare, 11 months and 4 days.TULTON ER pu city.on the 1s tnst., Thomas Henry Turto aged 5 urs, eldest son of Fane rom pry father's resin quaintances wiil kindly accept this inumation.HIBODO an Kingston, Ont, November 9 ! Hope, ie of Augustus Thibodo, aged Hi oars.ER\u2014At New Liverpool, Que.November 7, Wiiies Cambrle, daughie cor of James Walker OXAIL\u2014DETECTIVE Fo OF A LEGITImate naturein orimins! and \u20ac vit alposs prous t attended to by the e Canedian bec rot Foivice, the A under Government patronage.li ir ronder in the principal cities Skilled ents sant to all points.lcorresponueuce utrictly confidential.Uriée Tele Lobe L135 Bouse Telephone, 4653; offices GH-GBA & 70 Toupis Luildius, ohn A.Grose, Manager, Montreal.196 t __ progeny AL\u2014BTANLEX VIN DISSTFE IN DARE- agent fur Montreal.1 pr 265 6 AL A.HILTON, ORGANIST BT, Eon sdist Church.has removed to 274 hop Street ssons given in Fiano and Oran ying.DESCE TS OF JOHN P'hsoders cr, he lived 1o Montreal Pis ad) Rs bon Advocates, ontres: 268 LAMBETH\u2019 S CHOIR, Tickets at Nordheimer'a Reserved Heats?750 $2341.Gedoral Admission 26c.an 674 and f The Continuation of Our CHEAP - SALE Owen on McGarvey Son, SCOTCH - \u201cCHEVIOT \u2018Saxony Tweeds Shrunk ed SUITS, ULSTERH and OVERCOATS.fred Melton, Beaver, Teish Frivae, English and h Nap, French Serge, English\u2019 Worst: &c.The FLAGS OF ALL NATIONS.FUR CAPS, CLOTH CAPS, BOOTOH OAPS.Gentlemen's Furiishings, &c.Every purchaser warranted a faction, WILLIAM M CURRIE, The Flags of All Nations (hi, 1956 NOTRE DAME STREET.Brançh\u2014t5 Bleury Street, 20812 QUALITY ABOVE.PRICES BELOW.\u2018The selection of Furniture, Car- Pet, Oilcloth, Stoves, and General ouse F urnishin £8 at our establishment, is not a tiresome errand, but a matter of pleasure and pro- 1it to every purchasér.The ot brightness and cheerfulness throughout our salesrooms at once impresses visitor most tavorably.There are no dark corners to conceal the faults or trashy appearance ot goods, but everything is placed within the rays of the trath-loving sun.It makes no difference what your purchase may b good and well made goods and | paving money.\u2019 METROPOLITAN MFG.CO., TRE DAME 0179 und 1680 NOTES AME STREET - ania of very mush below value, i IVR DRESS Gos, Pains vert of 3 Manufacturer's $%ak.al tobe & CARSLEY, Howe Dama st, © READ ABOUT THEM! This large 103 of Winter Dress Goods has to be turned into money during our NOVEMBER CHEAP SALE The prices ars, therefore, marked extra low, in order to ensure thé sale of the whole lot in a very few weeks.- B CARSLET, Notre Dames ot NOTE THIS PACT! Flease note the faot that none of this lot of Dress Gooäs are » common quality.All good snd reasousble.B.OARSLEY, Notre Damd st, NUMBER ONE LOT.These Winter Dress Goods are divided into five Jota, Number Ono Lot is worth from 18¢ to 200 \u2018Take yous choîce vf them at 1230 yd.B.CARSLEY, Notre Dame st.NUMBER TWO LOT.Number Two lot i» worth from 180 te S3a Your choice of this lot at Lic.B.OARSLEY, | Notre Dame st, NUMBER THREE LOT.Number Three Range is worth from 980 $0 30a.Your choîce of this lot at 19e &.CABSLEY, Notre Dame st.NUMBER FOUR LOT.Number Four Range is worth from 330 to 85a, and is to be sold at 250.& CARSLET, » Notre Dame st.NUMBER FIVE 107.Humber Five Lot is worth from 880 to 65e, to [be sold at 300.This lot at 300 is worth very special attention.8 CARBLET.Motre Dame ah.DESCRIPTITE 1! A large portion of these fifty cases of DRESS GOODS are in Flala Colorings, suitable for Fall apd Winter wear, They comprise about Twenty Different Makes of Cloths, namely, SERGES AMAZON CLOTHS TWILLED GOODS HOMESPUNS GCOTCH TWEED EFFECTS ORAPE EFFECTS PLAIDB Also 6 number of German and French Winter Biles sad Colorings THE FACT I This Lot of DREGE GOODS te worill.the atien- tion not only of Consumers or Wearers, but also Retail Dry Goods Dealers, B.CARSLET, Notre Dame st ALL GOOD 1 As stated above, all these DRESS GOODS, svea the chespest, sre Brally Good in Quality sad Modern Colors and Makes.8.OARSLEY, Motre Dame 0%, ven EE MURPHY & 00.LADINW KID GLOVES.LADIES' LINED KID GLOVES, 75¢.LADIES LINED KID GLOVES, 81.00.Bonne e 4 KO, prand randy, JOHN MURPHY k OO.'8 i 0.2 LOCK FASTENERS, KID GLOVES 5.2 LOOK FASTENERS, XID GLOVES landing in cases ox 88.Avlona.* FRASER, GRENTS' RINGWOOD GLOVES, 800.G POINT DUCKS, LADIES, LADIXS' CABHMERR GLOVES, 300, ns LADIKS' CASEMERE GLOVES, 306, LADIES* GASHMERE GLOVES, 805.HENNESSY'S ( OLD BRANDIES.| cotaves and cascs, ennessy\u2018s Oldoat =) {end Part bres Brandy, in cases.in canot ES\u2019 LINED KID GLOVES, 81.23%, Hennessy! s 8.O.Bran cases, VES, 81.560.H V.Bi VES, $1.75.Benmoney Va Brady, fo sees bot L LUB COGNAC.+ , Ladies, if you want tho best Gloves to be had in SA) win of alone Jumes Hennessy Xx Bunt cv 1848.aes i sprite § Ly So 8bs Po are reo, u ounse pts \u2018 A r 1 x per bottle, 919 st io pe Tyra 45, $7.50 par siden.GENTS' 2 BUTTON KID GLOVES, 75o.a por botte, 815 per dose 2 LOCE FASTENERS, KID GLOVES ss Le ougac Hopuesaa 1h78, $6.60 per gallon, 813 par do zen.ABER, VIGER a CO.COMMENDADOR PORT WINE.VIGEWL & CO.MR, ACKERMAN-LAURANOF'8 Sparkling Saumur ! : GENTS' BINGWOOD GLOVES, 75e Ex B88, AVLONA.MEN Per Gents\u2019 Lined Kid Gloves, from 75¢ to $5.00 1 doses.£ dosen.Quarts.ta.Ackerman- Laurance's Carte Noire, $12 Ackermau-Laurauce\u2019s Dry Royal.3 29 sls 20 Outidren's lovee of every kind and sizes, Ackorman-Laurance's Carte D'Or.14 00 19 50 FRASER, WAGER & CO.No one nah buy Gloves wnt) they have seen TC owt GREAT ABSOBTMENT USHER\u2019S Joos meses +o Grand O4 Highland\u201d Whisky, 178%, 1768 NOTRE DAME STRERT.$12.30 PKR CASE.sest T's Special B.Reserve Old tted whleks, 810007 Vatteä Glenlivet CAUGHT NAPPING.When the cold weather setsin, don't be caught 59 cases ant pr LAGA ° a , Square Stuff in Square mapping with a faded or dirty Fail and Winter piles RR dy and Bherle very Overcoat, Ulster or Jacket, when for little ex- ola» Islay Whisky, rom Distillery, penne they cen be Cisened or Dyed to Jook ike also on the Island of Islay.new; aleo, Ladies\u2019 and Children's Costumes, with poi Wraps.Mufflers, snd every Kind of wosr FRASER, VIGER & co.BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING C0., Té7245 Grocers & Wine Merchauts, OFFIOES\u20142435 Notre Demest.221 MoGill st.1595 8t.Catherine st.20614 daw \"26811 Uahor's Old Vasied Glenlivet Whisky, $9 per case.FRASER, VIGER & CO.HIGHLAND MALT WHISKIES The Lagavalia Strulght Scotch Whisky.ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, 199 St.James Street.MAOmASTES & M°15B0K i E M U ST Col N F ESS ADVOCATER Pe deu Carsley Brothers, 1575 SI.CATHERINE STREET.#@F\"Any one buying ttle of \u201cArdenbrite, Q BUTTON What asked f d what tit A eek in Mantle we ed Jor an ) Wha we, Et Aa > the Depart CARSLEY BROTHERS, 18575 Sr.Caruments SraxeT, CHILDREN\u2019S PALETOTS.RUSSIAN CLOAKS, Fur Trimimed.from $2.15 to $30.00 each.Special Show of Newly Imported MORNING and 5 TEA GOWNS ÎTODi.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.0vorecorseaceaccccernnesceronrBB.5Q UD.lines in Dress Good Blase FEider-Down Jackets, Tea Gownsand | rennversmsestrracesnseneee.S125 UP.Velveteens, Plushes, Flaunels, Damasks, Towels, new, choice and cheap.CARSLEY BROTHERS, Sr.CATHERINE STREET.Best Value in the City in LADIES\u2019, CHILDREN'S and MEN'S Underwear, Stockings, Gloves & Mitts.Dress from us on Saturday, 15th, will be presented with ying » for which w we are Sole Agents nade, P salling well.CARSLEY BROTHERS, 1575 St.Catherine Street.\u201c COLONIAL HOUSE! LADIES WOOL GAITERS, long, im black, JOB LOTS! 7 1 A Job Let of LADIRS® FELT HATS at $50.À Job Lot at LADIE® FELT HATS at 806.NONE COMMON EE We have COMMON DRESS MATERIALS at from Bo anû to 106 per yard, equal to what ia specially retailed in Montreal at from 12 te 150.But these 30 Onsen are all really GOOD GOODS THBOUGHOUT.A CARSLEY, Notre Dame st you can always rely oii getting thoroughly PORUS NOTICE s Cureley bas only ONE STORE in Montreal.Ne Branch scares.Cl NORTH KNOWING, ou con save fr five to thirty-fi ive cents on every pair of $1.00 Kid y buying them from Henry Hamilton.1883 and Blovas 1885 Notre Dame street.\u2014 RB L um a =DURING\u2014 TS Wn.HENRY MORCAN & CO.Are now Showing Full sud Well Assorted Stocks in the tolldwring lines at EXCEPTIONAITVALUE! LADIES BLACK JERSEYS, vlain snd braided.LADIES WOOL GAITERS, long, in brown.LADIES COLORED JERSEYS, do LADIES' JERBEY CLOTH GAITERS, in drab.LADIES KNITTED WOOL VESTS, in black.LADIES' JRRSEY OLOTH GAITERS, in black.LADIES KRITTED WOOL VESTS, in colors.LADIRS' JRRSEY GLOTH GAITERS, in agvy.LADIES ENITTED CARDIGANS, in black.LADIBS\u2019 FUE BOAS, Extra Value, LADIES KNITTED CARDIGANS, in colors.LADIRS® FUR OAPES, Extra Value.LADIES WOOL OLOUDS, in black.LADIES\" FUR MUFFS, Extre Val LADIES\u2019 WOOL GLOUDE, in colors, * LADIES FUR CAPR, Extrs Value.< ° LADIES® FURS, sll.kinds, Extra Value A Job Lot of LADIES\u2019 FUR COLLARS at 70c.te 83.50.s PER CENT.DISCOUNT FOR CASH, HENRY MORGAN & CO., - Cor, St.James street and Vigtoria Square 4.00, v\u2026 S150 matarde Grase apd Blacks 4 1° AUO-MÉGILE STREKT\u2014HO i LOT PRE cr OAS PET Ladies, ssk to be the new FOR GLOVES, \"Tata, vous a co.| es that mes net Disc | D GLOVES.400, CREAM Ck \u201c8 Biv Si bu a ET Boe D GLOVES; 50e.CREAM cH cape Basberaonrie Wool Lind 400 LADIES RINGWOOD GLOVES, sos aBesupr mpplies twice s week, Tusnders and |, 2 hoe.oor 200 \u2018 .7 oy 8 Shed oy¥\" Bubbags, Soszle Linaa, Viger Cream Cheese.j | ,P} Cétes 01 Bora Babes QotionZiaed.B8c,worth 25a : FRASER.VIORE & 00.|, Juimember the Boys® Rubbers are not Youths, uo hd EEE ear | {zs worth sL7 7 wort, 82.25.will sell yon Hoots and shoes et tip) oo eon T, Te mesn what we Yeoh ; 11, a ey 3 a the Hdiculous aoTh Bchool SL can mye torcy per cent on them.nl es\u2019 gurerior ually Oil Pebble Gua ur Me ™ 82.00 Waukenphast can\u2019t for 65:75.ubbers too numerous to 110-McGill St-110 membor for Matane, gave notice of mation asking for all documents and papers reler- | Finæ to lunatio asylums in this province, } med the Opposition, through their lesder ;and Mr, Nantel, took exception to the \u2018newspaper.part of it and .moved an amendment striking.-this out The Premier maintained that there could be nothing obfectionable\u2018to the production ot \u2018REV.FATHER LABELLE ed in 1884 1 under the Act of i ie, Chap.88, for the benet of the Diocesan Societies of Ooloniza- fon of the Provinge of Que CLASS D.The 41st Monthly Drawing wilttake place Mednes ] du 19,90, AT TWO bh PF.M 5% Cases Men's Wool Lined Ovarshose, 81, worth.AS aes Men's Felt roa quality, 81:25, Lined w Proof a SLED wer Wool ater school Boots! School Boots! In spite of the great advance on, 09 Losther we of priges.5 Paire Loe: solid Les a Erb Hooua, sizes Le ye ond Jour her Laced Boots, both sew re Sond e and neat, sizes 1 to 8, only, SRE onthe same kind, sizos 11, 13, 13, 000, worth LES rrontest v ety of Boys' Boots in Canada.dou\u2019 1 pay fancy prices for your Boys\u2019 Boots, ses our got our vrices and bo ounvinced that you Prizes Vil - - - - Capital Prize Veh TICKETS, $1.00.\u2018Winners\u2019 names not published unless the third Wednesday of Ladies genuine Dongols and French Kid Butto: Boots Just ihe thing for under rubbers.o ir 81 o Boota.the best Fall Walking Boot, 81.25, worth a\u2019 aixes saline quality.8 00, oT L rr Pebble Goat Button ts from 3 00'up- Misses\u2019 Pebble Goat Dutton Boats from 75a up- Sur fader French Oil Goat Button Boot beats al, Men's neat and good under Rubber Congress, only Men's Solid Leather Water Tight extrs quality, Men's Solid Leather Laced Boot that cannot upder $2.00, Bomething Pranic for 8125 A.A.AUDET, Secretary, Offices: 10 St.James st., Montreal, Can.261x11 DRAWING, For Baoefit of a WIDOW and 4 YOUNQ CHILDREN, TO EE DEAWN FOB AT THE WINDSOR HOTEL BILLIARD ROOM, Friday, Nov.14th, 1880, CO tor 3.78.Men's English imported Graf puine Cork Sole Waukenphast, worth a650, afp Long Boots, Bolid Leather Clump Sole, only Shoo Patrs of warm German and hundreds of other nes of Boots de ho os aad ber, on, remem are 30 reduced that the mist sell an quick.s0 intending purchasers s! d come at ad ol to The BURNING BOOT, «: GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK :- 1 each can be shined from J.C.PARKER, - Prop.EERE.takes Shel Jasin in all the New Bn St.Jumeos Street.Sons gagner 156 D.Micwarrzs.QO.RD.MoGmsow, \u201d Going, Motil, Clu Kelly dont 7.8 Migumnuk 1=| Fora Genuine Bargain t hl Men's Fontan beat quality.lll.\u2018eae uslity Laced Moots: Tien rows 4.0 oth Congress oe Man's Warm] seqees \u2018 Jo \u2018buys 6 Slat strong LA toned or toned Boo 1.0: oh pou la Kid soie a die\" Goonch Oil Goat Battonsd Boots, 81.n- L.wed Werk, from $3.50 te $5.00.wae ved Laced Boots, $1 $1., seo Bewed Congre Hoote 552 Loue à Fine Calf Hand sowed Labels |» 100\u2014MoGill Street\u2014100 Rubbers Long foots and Felt W.R.THOM PSON'\u2019S, - Opposite Market, 3nd door from William st.Special Avvoncien Given te Orders by Mall.lt Ladies\u2019 Rubbers.I sere- 880, Bo and 400.CALENDARS FOR 1891, Merchants and others who in.© tend to send out a Calendar tor the coming year should write or call at once.We have the 1 selection on this continent, | Bhow Cards, Business Cards Sod Galli Yard Hoots {58 fer 4750 th ro ih JL RE pont Ame mmon-sense French Kid Buttoned, 43.00 w make a Specialty et Mon\u2019s Fine Hand- \u2018LONG BOOTS Wei.Telephone 1 1530.Send a Postal ard o) fice.enh?he: \u201cNa Shion oF or Tongou Long Boots, $3.50, or call at our o CAMERON, CURRIE & CO, re Laced Boots lump soie), 10 St.Nicholas Street, Montreal W.R.THOMPSON, DIRECTLY OFPOSITE ST.AN MARKET.26811 va Announcement.\u2014 in turning out our what suits them.20%, 905, 207 ST, ANTOINE MT.SATURDAYS 0 \u2014 RNTON'S SYRUF.CoE WILD CHERRY, ter ae grata es # gucbitis Ce 4, 00 = 00 ha ROX §F Binary Sassen sv AL ER sour cusy | 11635, 176%, 178% 5 abus Th Irs, nr NOTRE DAME sYRENW = \u201c1901 NOTRE DAME.STREET, - Opposite Bahaoral.Hotel, \u201c1000 Men's Overcoats, worth $168.00 = 800 Men's Overcoats, Worth.$8.00 PO ai 00.\u2018outh'\u2019s Overçoats, worth 510.00 for DIS \u2018 \u201c 800 \u2018Men's Pea Coats, worth $10.- 800.Youth\u2019s Pea Coats, worth $7.80 OF.111 nn : i800 Bays\u2019 Cape Overooats, worth.$8.00 for.queeeisy à 800 Boys\u2019 Overcoats, worth.$8.00.for: QÔ for.care -eu 00e \"WANTED.25-GIRLS-25 On Boxes, PASTE AND GLUE, Experlenced hands only, ZOO Craig Street, J.C.WILSON & CO.07 JASALOCINT 6 SONS | T affords us great pleasure Drisses and Mantles 7 The reason is, we have no misfits, and ladies get exactly ACCEPTABLE.Wedding Gitts.Handsome Dessert Plates Rich Salad Sets, Dainty Atter-Ooffees, Pretty Five O\u2019Clock Sets, Jas.A.Ogilvy & Sons, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DRY GOODS, and 144 te 150 MOUNTAIN ST.hoges\u2014Bell, 827 x ral.1650.20811 EERE SES APRES pause \u20ac Shit ovnersspiet.LL ERCOA T SALE Olive Sets, Boullion Cups, \u2018and Butler Flates, Art Pottery, At WILEY°S, 1803 Notre Dame Street.bod Wreaths and Crosses ie ras ar , aso 8 GIVEN, oe pr the lead in feovsen, Call | a RT, Tools mesg ight by wittal eyes co below?lage city, Satins, pian os of great renow : - Dusiargs stock mut bereduced Ho mai room or new goods 1 Bome lines df Furniture will be to cléar them He Wilder Hi a n newspapers when it was well known that the Government would allow nothing to be published that would lu any way look like a personal attack on any of the members.Still the Opposition tisisted, and t then the \u2018Hon.James came to the rescus.\"I the notice of motion is perfectly thi ky » he said.**1 was not present when the Iast discussion about.the asylum touk lace, but [ want to state that I,lor one;and e people in geueral with me, have n do- he sire that these puor lnsane should have tho He was & Interrupted by someone who cried: \u201cThat is not the question,\u201d when the Hon.member for Montreal District Number Six.turning so the side where the remark cime from, replieu in withering tone: * Yes, it ia the question, I understand the question riectly and 1 hope that the member from \u2018Number Two District, who has left his seat, will have something to say in this matter too\u2019 This referred direcily to Alderman Clendinneng, to whom the Hon.James again directed general attention when, during the next vote, Mr.Clendin- neng voted for the Oppasition by ons of his well-known generous outbursts of ** Hear, hear,\u201d couplea with his favorite \u201cYou are a reat man.\u201d In coutiruing his remarks r.Moshane said that thouxh he was not for Mr.Pinauit, the member for Matane, he was astonished at the member refusin to vote lor a measure which would cos nothing.\u201cI am espeolally astonished,\u201d he sald, \u201cat the action of my friend, the leader of the Opposition, who has a soul Bo, good, kind, so noble; and 1 maintain that we must do our duty, especially as it costs us nothing.\u201d The members cheered the speech intisoriminately.The amendment of the Opposition was defeated by the adoption of a subamendment on the part of Mr.Desmarais giving the Government full discretion in the matter.Mr.Duplessis presen another amendment stating that the motion Was acceptab le if the report would cost nothing.his, however, was lost by a vote oi 44 to 19.The following notices of motion were passed: Dy Mr.Hall for à detailed statement showin, , from the first of July last to first of November instant, all re- celpts and disbursements, By Hon.Mr.rtaon for a complete statement ef the liabilities and assets of the Frovine and for a list of the letters of oredit Issued by the respective departments of the Civil Servioe since the first of March, 1 Mr.Lemieux asked the relative values of taxable property in the province In 1880 and 1890, but pd the returns are not all in the reply is not quite complete.In 1880 the of taxable pi ou il in rural muntol- ü have not sent in 211,996.00.For 1890 the value of only pros perty in rural municipalities less 2 them is known and amounts to TAAL - 8,00.Three bills to amend the civil code and four to amepd the municipal code were presented by Mr.Gladu, together with one by which registratione and entries made in registers initialed and authenticated b; the Slerks or deputy clerks of the Clrouit are to be | alized.| Hon.Mr.Rover n &lso presented a bill to amend a certain article in the municipal oode, During the routine business a various committees presen reports giving the names of the chairmen elec At use adjourn An order-In-counail was passed yesterday afternoon allowing the grant of $10, 000 for e MoGill Normal School \u2018The Oo Committee on Permanent Orders considered petitions this morning for the incorporation of the city of Waterloo, the 8t.jeun Baptiste.Boalety of Waterloo, and one asking that r.Aureanive Grandbols be aPerroit tted to add De Villeneuve to'his nam Hon.James McShane and ald, Clendin- neng left for Momreal this afternoon.Mr.Olendinneng is far from being, in love with the way business is carried on in the.and gays it 1s Rlowewthan the a Conor, The ollowing éhairmen ei Standing Committees were elected this morning: Hon.L 2 Pelletier, ol Committee on à iavlioges 08 Code de fi.\u201cBor Fuafénes of Aérien it or ez, 0 culture, an: Mr.Girouard, of Standing O \u2019 Lak Alphonse Des Doujardife, formeriy of the the Louis ee @ londer of the 0) rity pid tiene antes will ll move for à Com- mition nsiatin of.himself and M Horde, fera aches, Boch ioe lea Hazine 2inet, toen, rin, tte, oer, MaDonald, Desjardins and Bedard ook into-the matter t introduclng in he Province the s tom of Sonia psilage so favorably known In.pre an a.Mr.John 8.Hall, Las introduced a bill providing cho in future streets In Montreal will only need to havea whith of sixty feet [ustead of sixty-six as is the law Met Louis P.Pelletier has received a testimonial -signed b ¥ all the mayors and county wardens of [Dorchester county spproving of his view taken in the asylum relent A NEW INTERNATIONAL QUESTION, \u2014 INPECIAL TO THE srant Parts, November 14.\u2014The re by the lice of a number of paintings hae atin laië\u2019 works, at the Art Gallery in P Mall, Loudon, is likely to resolve itaelf into an International uestion.The English oourt decided that twenty-one of the selzed bbe de were immoral, and ordered them estroys French eitizens have an interez he paintings, and the facts in ler etion with their seizure and condemnation were laid before the Government, which wili endeavor to prevént, through diplomatic channels, the order of the English court belng carried o \u201cYouthful Thieves.Ceupaule McKeown dust ed an ar 13, Ing and i voars res tive ator breaking into tho fruit store Mr.llin on McGill street.The young thieves, \"when bro to the uis twa Charite Epstein and Joh tor.After break\u201d done polios officer when arrested.After much coaching tho magistrate they pleaded uilty, and Frost (a and Epstein were sen- to five yc.rs In the rel rmatory, and \u2026 Efitewart, after « severe lecture from the | \u2018magistrate, haa ep: putence suspended, ana he Aton, whe was Cours of Queen's Bench.In the Court of Queen's Bench this morning Mr, Cooke, counsel for Mr.y, char; & perjury in connection with.the sey our case, made motion to on.uash the present fndictmenton.the ground that the accusation was merely based oi Learsay and that the said indintment did pot ou explain : guffic ently the offence.Mr.the private prosecution on oR nen Dae Line Trina of the indictment and jhe \u2018motion was not granted.r.Bt, Jean on ait of the Crown said that in the caso of Francois Corbeil, charged th-refusing to provide, a mutusl'arrange- meat t had been come to between the parties the bench the accused was 88 acquitted.un Tatil orion Goes off to Now York, A little a Surpri se was manifested* by the lawyers of Mr.Hans Hemken w hen they were Informed this morning that Mr.Emil Slayton.» à important t-witness in thecnse ot | Bemke | had unexpepted| ke for a eu or last A te Hr, giired to-day expressed 8! nl gd an Lo D vo 0 æ r does not hat the.comealoel will il Tae! hod s examination be % once.E To Keceive the Fo Souiety et rot Ia order cd sip ote a fit] ine Ara J vi bid oi the th\u2019 socio a ar essor Harrington sommiiien appois Le pr | angry APOUT OVERC OVERDUE - No News of Steamers \u201cLake Huron,\u201d \"4 watian,\u201d \u201cBraglian,\u201d + Aramanthlé, © and of the Ship hip \u201c\u2019Sporteman.* ; The continued absence otre reer fog incoming vessels is causin con i able uneasiness among not only of the vessels themselves, but also es oalre mercantile commual sy Le experienc gone through by tl ve az rived safel is expressed on every side, All the boats now on the way over are several days o due, just bow long owners do not care to say, and at the varjous shipping offices quiries regarding\u201d thèl whereabouts numerous, Owners profess not to feel any.anxioty in the matter, but underwriters and The terrible storme which bave rage the past two weeks have been enoug test the Bou-Golnu qualities of the stoutest ships, and while the boats on the Way Lver are pve the best that come to this port, yet the DAITOW.eson of such a fine teamship as the \u201cVancouver\u201d has shaken the confidence of some in the abilities of the overdue successfully come through the ora Many think that the capta nal have taken & southerly, and cuonsequen UY ath a oy ani although a safer course, and eventuully arrive © all right hey moment some of the boats may at the Gul! stations, up | up to tila afternoon 5 no word whuatever ha p The Allan Line egarmatian à from Liver: pool, new overdue, carries the English mail.The Beaver Line \u201cLake Huron\u201d also several days late.This 18 the only Beaver boat expected, but another Allan liner, the \u201cBrazillan,\u201d from London, is at > Hes of the sailing ship \u201csSportam a amburg twenty-four ays ago Wi cargo ol sugar for Montreal, and has.not since been heard from.If ehe is not report 8000 Los IT WILL BE TOO Tn : for her to discharge here ti runners for the ren ship Tue that went down \u201cSportarsan\u201d have PA The above are the only boats expected in this season There is another source of uneasiness that affects live stock men particularly.No lets .than seven stesmehips heavily lad den ith cattle aro now due or soon Wi the other side, and shippers do Lie oo how they can escape loss with the present walls ther.A great number of these cattle un the upper deck, and so greater risk.Certain Lt that ir the going boats have $xperlençed any 8 weather as the \u201cVancouver,\u201d \u201cTexas \u201cGerona,\u201d and other boats à passad ca there could be very little hope of orale 5 cattle on the upper deck, while the cat: the lower deck will be landed in a mu injured condition, The oaly serious this season has been that of which lost 386 out of 564 being landed in an almost unsaleable co Serio.for Dundee, 630 head ; ni Liverpool, £20 cattle,\u2019 reclan, \u201d London, 152 oattle, 358 Pomerablan-} Gi ov.6 cat Fo a,\" Aberdeen, 500 cattie; \u201cCiros,\u201d iso 413 cattle; noayione \u201d 4 of hagolia oe iri) Siro naps; of Magellan,\u201d cattle.rtafrom of these boats are expected Hoplris The Dominion Line steamanip fon\u201d will leave for, Liverpocl pd ds to-morrow, and the is ex gall on Monday.The! regen on cargo at th \u2018Long W hart.COMMERCIAL.Bsmmeonn's Report, Friday, November : 1890, says: Carzoes 0 off coast, wheat, q corp, nil.Cargoes on passage age and wheat, rather caster, corn, steady.wheat prowplly to \u2018shipped, 37 va; &.ety 378 9d.Preach c ountry | ke! = Liverpoo! wheat and corn spot, pi stand ua wheat, do.Near average red w white Mic maize, 4 Lane english heat, Steady.Do.American and Danublan maize, English and American four, firm.Calcutta wheat, ex-shi 35s 6d; present an followin ee 358 Aust w goast, 3 7 nt and following month, at sd.1ho Liverpool \"public cable says; Whom quiet, demand poor, holders offer moderately; A quiet d demand Tr.Receipts of d © past three days, 46,080 centals, ine cluding 1000 eentuls Am Am serican, Heceipta (OF during the same time contes Asp: can \u2018 Woather clear andcold.us Lsvanvoor Larzst Paioxs CURRENT Nov.14 UW LOCAL GRaIN.\u2014 There is no change to corn, duty paid, 70c to 72c: in bond, 8 84140; oats, L.Ale to 436; 08 V.5 3 7403 75 to ThC en de tw LOUR- quotations: tent w or 09 500 ont Gy 2 9,00; ax Signs ro are ae), r bag, $ 2 to 2 35; hilo oatmeal, rol 22 40 82 5\u20ac AL PROTISIONS.-'he demand for eue dairy, 1314 to 1434c; medi 0to126& ac Be quote tresn 8 at 29 to 30e, MS at 19 to 200 and limed x) en rd We qu : ples, $3.7 1 pears, per bbl.sé ss: gra 1b., 4 Lo 70; oranges, Florida, per box, $4 ; es, Jamaica, per bbl, 85.50 emons, per $4 ta 56: Melag \u2018apes simonds 8 8.1 Brenotio, 17 17 to 186 por Tor walnut, Fre, Bouseocours Retail Market, Tho farmers and others who hrough! 4 thaty w for safe Lo tho Bonsecours market this mord must have been somewhat disappointed autendunce of buyers.The west ar mes ai of tho king one might have supposed to induce Whig.housewly es who generally throng the pan mont St.Paul street and crowd about the market house to turn at fo large pubore Des nt, offerings were about equal t te those of last Yrday buyers, showed a willingness Lo pay 306 qu are) measure for on Poult Ff ahd Pirigen 00 io 70e paire PiacE Guok es 0 pa \u20ac per pair, \"rabbit 406 Rppier range rom $350 1085 of a few weeks ago, The supply of aba no amount of bargat ug could 17 parc with really fresh stock: AY ines ths per dozen, i Special Notion.: Steal and oxidized bu ! ley's, 255 St.James dr a Desks! Largost & and i fins desks in e Dome solicited.H.iam street; telephone 1091.The repairing of fine ad lish Freuc « epsial od Hiab TREE re : Fett of Bi all, tar THE UNFORTUNATE MAN BE- TAINS HIS COMPOSURE, \u2014\u2014 Afecting Scene af the Scaffold- Kisses His (ld Cllege Chum, HE ALSO WARMLY CLASPS THE HANGMAN'S HAND.Mrs.Birchall Granted Another Interview With: Her Husband Last Night.[SPECIAL TO TUE STAR] WooDSTOCK, November 14.\u2014 Reginald Bir- chall, convicted on the 29th of September of the murder of Frederick C.Benwell, In Blenheim Swamp, In February last, was, in accordance with the judgment of Judge McMahon, hanged in the gaol yard here this morning.The excitemeut in the town last night was intense, all the hotels being crowded with people expecting to gain admission to the gaol yard.An idea of the widespread interest taken in thecase can be derived from the fuct that no less than flity reporters representing the leading papers of Canada and the United States ars here Birchall kept up his spirits last night as urual, discussing the hangman, whom he calls \u201cTHE PROFESSOR,\u201d with hls guard.Mr.Perry.Just as twilight was setting down last night the lust work wus done on the scaffold.J.R.R.Radclive, Lhe hangman, superintended the work.The scaftold wus close up in the north-east corner of the west yurd of the gaol.It was of simple construction.Two smooth- planed timbers, squared, six inches thick, and seventeen foel long, were sunk three feet in the ground, leaving fourteen leet above ground.One timber was set six feet from the end wall, the other seven feet farther along.Both timbers were In line, and four feet from the side wall.On top of these upright thinbers was morticed a horizontal timber of the same thickness of scantling, fastenwvd to the wooden coping of the top of the wall and to the horizontal timber, holding the structure firmly.In the centre of the aevon-foot spare of the upper timber was #finle.The rope, passing up through ® hole, ran over two iron pulleys and down through another hole {n the six-foot space.The 35U-POUND IRON WEIGHT was lifted by pulleys attached to the under- top of the horizontal timber, brought to within about two leet of the beum and there fastened.Then the end of the rope wus attached to the weight and the rope was given a slack near the weight of 2 or 3 feet.The hangman explained that, having previously placed the condemned mun La position and adjusted tbe noose, was to take up his position behind him.A latch or bolt, which reieased the weight, had attached to 1t a rmall rope, whieh reached to the ground, und this the hangman took in his hand.The position of the condemned man was to be with bis back to the side wall, and fronting the spectators.He was to stand near Lhe inner up- rlght timber, the noose adjusted with the knot under his leit ear.At tne signal the hangman pulled his cord, the latch sprang open, and the weight dropped.\u201cDo you prefer this kind of a scaffold to the sort which compels the prisoner to mount steps and stand on a trap door?\u201d the ADZIMAD Was asked.Re is much better he replied.\u201d *The walk up the steps is A TERRIBLE WALK FOR A PRISONER in the first place, and then this weight plan à much surer way.\u201d \u2018Where does the weight come from?\u201d \u201cIt belonge to shoriff Mowat of Toronto.He lends it on such occasions as these.\u201d \u201c How many men have you hanged?\u2019 *\u201c\u2018l'his is the fourth where I have been in full charge.The other three were Kane at \u2018Toronto; Davis at Belley ille and Smith at London, Ont.I have been in Canada about three years and have assisted at some other banzinge, 1 also assisted at hangings in Engla \u201c How do you like the job?\u201d \u201cItdoesn\u2019t bother me, I am only executing the law, the same as the judge and the Jury and the Crown Attorney.* Will you wear a mask tomorrow?\" vo, oy should I?I am not ashamed of m Te w much do you get for this job, If it's a falr uestion ?I don't get five, ten or even twenty dollars as some offer to do it for.THERE 18 NO FIXED FEE.1 put in my bid to the sheriff ans he sees that Tam paid.1 want to get a bill through the next session of Parliament to give me a regular salary.The last hanging I had | lost four months\u2019 time before got a job on account of it.\u201d ive is a stout, well-built man.He has an intelligent face, keen eyes and long brown moustache.He wears a corduroy coal and vest, light-stripea trousers, a soft, wide- brimmed, black felt hat and a shaggy gray overcoat.He is not at all an ili-lJooking man, but rather the reverse.He has a dis- tinotly English accent.lt is said that he has either ofliciated or assisted at elyrhitesn ings.He seemed perfectly unconcerned about his terrible taek and went about the Dr reparations with nonchalance.hrough he sat down in the rotunda o, The gaol, pulled a Jong brier pipe from his pocket, and smoked quietly for a lung time.\u201cHe is A MASTER OF HIS BUSINESS,\" said several who saw Radclive coolly testing the gallows, while the seaffold was being built and afterwards.While iL was belng tested dozens of men and boys climbed the high trees that vkirt the gaol wall and watched the proceedings, It was stated that the police would prevent tree-ciimbing in the vicinity of the gaol while the execution was taking place.The STAR correspondent saw Birchall at five o'clock last night.Leading from the rotunda to the corridor on the second (loor, where Birchall was located, 18a winding fron stairway, at the héad of which and opening into the gorridor is a strong tron-grated door.While the report- ur stood below, Birchall and his day guard.Goo.Perry, cama foeward and stood at the graiing, looking dbwn.BIRCHALL WAS IN HYS SHIRTSLETVES.He had a pen behiod his ear as if he had ust quit writing, He looked pale ans grave.friend of Perry's mounted the stairs and Bpoke for n few moments With an two, When parting Bivehalt pul his arm through the grating and shook hands with the valler.\u2018Quad bye, oid man,\u201d he sald, and went tack to ais ceil.À enbl rand received for Birchall at the pool while the ~TAR correspondent was present, daled Loudon, England, road as follows: \u201cCoaftidence n manated, could not write.Signed EDWAkD Joux Governor Cameron of the gaol received she fo lowing during the day audresged to \u201cWarden, Woodstock prison :\u201d CoHOEs, N.Y., Nov, 13.No license soll by me.No libel, Please answer.ARBAKA Brows IT WAS EVIDENTLY FROM SOME CRANK.A number of letters were received by Gov- arnor Caïneron resterdsy.AU were with- LAST EDITION._ signature, and all protested that the tors know Birchall was innocent.One of these ie appanded ana ore : rent ont.Yon have ta Birchallout.You have tortured hm non aan He bas alrcady suffered ten thousand dea Iie's not Juv; 1 repeat, ft he is not Lf the words, written in huge loiters of blood, * He ts not gully.nd never fade Ph hth us 18 released.When he Id sot free 1 ve the bells of beaven will ring for Joy; yes, nn for Jo: {8lgned), a Nows.\u201d No attention was paid on these effusions beyond reading them.The money for Blr- ehalls autobigrapt ay ru pald over to Mrs.Birchall on Wedues: MES.BIRCHALL WAS GREATLY DETRCTED when she heard yeostorday of the message from the Attorney-General denying her request to be allowed to take her husband's Ix y Blue was prostrated, became hysto- rical and lay upon her bed most of the afternogi our correspondent endeavored Lo have ap interview with her, but she sent down word that she was wo ill to talk to anybody.Mrs.West-Jones, her sister, rave the reporter a brief interview In which she toid of Mrs.Biro.rail\u2019s prostration.Mrs.Wost-Jones also said that she firmly believed in Birchall\u2019s innocence, Dr.Rive the gaol physician, said last night tothe STAR correspondent that Birchall was bearing up wonderfully well, and that he would require Ao stimulants before going to the scalfuld.THE PRIBON DOORS WERE OPENED to admit reporters and privileged spectators at (haif-past seven this morning.About two hundred people witnessed the execution from the gaol-yard.Scores more saw it from windows, the tops of telegraph poles, from the partially built stone structure of the new Court House near by and other points which commanded a view of the gaol yard, AL 7.40 Radelive, the hangman, picked up his coll of rope and started for the gallows in the yard.The crowd followed.\u2018There was frost in the air.The sun shone.IL was a beautiful morning.Radelive set about his simple preparations and was watched In silence by the spectators.There was a hush over the crowd.Only in whispers were words spoken.All eyes were centred on the gullows, the rope was hanging within about seven feet of the ground.A few minutes past eight Radclive climbed a Jad- der and two or three men, taking hold of the hanging rope, pulled up the weight to the requisite heix.t.Radclive adjustod the simple inéchanism, And atranged for its release.lt was noticed that the.weight was given room to drop twelve feet, and that the loup in the rope allowed a DROP OF ABOUT THREE FEET Lefora the jerk came on the law's victim.In three minutes the hangman completed these details.It was now learned what had been going on upstairs.W.H.Whitehead, who brought Birchall his breakiast, said that when he entered the cell Birchall greeted him kindly, sr snid \u201cgood morning,\u201d and smiled.\u201cHe did pot sleep last night,\u201d said White head, \u201cand he looked a little sleepy and tired, but not at all like breaking down.\u201d P.Sutherinud, the barber who has shaved Birchall ever since he has been in prison arrived at seven o'viock.Birchall sulle pleasantly to Sutherland, said \u201c soon be uver,\u201d and immediately allowed himself to be shaved.AL this time he waa in his shirt sleeves, wearing a white flannel shirt, black bow tie and slippers.At 8.15, an officer came to the door leading to the yard and waved his hand for silence.At 8.22 the voice of Rev.Mr.Wade was heard in the corridor of the _aol reading the Church ot England burial service.In a momen?the PROCESSION APPEARED IN THE DOORWAY.First, came Rev.Mr.Wade, bare-headed, with open book and dressed in priestly veslments, next to him was Dr.Chamber- fain, Inspector of Prisons,and then Birchall, with his urs pinioned with a stout strap, buckled, and with George Perry, his day guard, on one side und Mr.Leetham of Mont rual, his colleze chum, on the other.Fo: a moment Birehall stood on the top step of the threo stone steps leading to the ground and surveyed the scene.There was no trace of taltering nor yet sign of pent-up feeling.He was calm und his eye clear, though the ordinary pallor of his face was more pronounced than usual.He, tou, was bareheaded, a6 were all those in the procession.He looked out over the crowd calmly and quietly; one might aimoust say with unconcern, It was certain that he was going to die \u201cgame.\u201d He exhibited no emotion whatever, His dark eye took the spectators with a sweeping glance, but no light o! recogaition ot any ot them Jit ne his face.The procession moved on ag and now Birchall\u2019s face was TURNED TOWARD THE GALLOWS and the dangling rope.Yet he did not flinch.From the stone steps to the rope, turning obliquely to the right in the direction taken vy the procession, was about twelve wood paves.Hall way across, the minister halted ; his sonorous voice piercin the frosty air, and the procession halted.Birchall now held his head up-lifted as if azing at the sky over the top of the 16 oot wall.It was observed that he made responses to the service, his \u201camen\u201d being pronounced in a clear voles.in a few moments Sheriff Perry gave a signal and Birchall was led forward, but before stenplug forward he turned, bent toward Mr.Leetham and kissed him on the lips.Mr.Leotham turned away in anguish, the hot tears gushing from his eyes.Rev.Mr, Wade stood about ten feet in front ot Birchall, continuing the service.Blrcnall WAS PLACED IN POSITION \\ a couple of leet to the loft of the noose.The hangman, Radolive, was now in Charge.Rev.Mr.Wade concluded the service and started the Lord\u2019s Prayer.Radcilve produced a stout strap and bound Birchall's legs al the kneea The doomed man, with only a few moments between him and eternity.did not aliow his face to move, He stood with head erect looking straight before him and did not offer the slightest opposition to the operations of the hangman.There was no perceptible deepening of his pallor.He wore a sliort sack coat of dark material, waistcoat Lhe same and durk striped trousers.His white flannel shirt looked neat, and the collar fitted about his neck gracefully.Towards the conclusion of the Lord\u2019s Prayer Rev, Mr.Wade's volce broke, It was filled with deep- eat.anguish.He stepped forward, kissed Rirobali on the ips, said \u201cMay God have werey on you\u201d and retired a few paces.Radclive from behind seized the noose and passed it aboul Birchall\u2019s neck, adjusting Lhe kuut under the loft ear.Then he PRODUCED THB BLACK CAP and dropped it over Birchall's head, It came down so far that only the tip of one side oi his handsome, dark inoustache was visible.The bright \u2018sunlight, all that is, beautiful und brlzht on earth was Lhus shut\u2019 out from him forever.The suprenie moment was a> hand, bul there was no tremor through the Lody, nothing whatever to indicate fear.The cap, being adjusted, Rad- clive seized Birchall's right hand in his.Birchall was able to slightty raise his hand, and it was seen that he warmly grasped the hand of the Langfhan.The two hands cilnsped moved up and down vigorously.Tuen Radclive stepped back a few pnces und Look hold of the cord compacting with the Intech of the weight above.Jobn erry, son uf oid Sheriff Perry, and who acts as sheriff for his father, stood three or four stops tu Lhe left.He gave a signal, and at 8.:9 Radelive jerked the cord, Instantly the welghit dropped and Birchall shot into tho air.It was evident that he was dying hard, and to nll appearances was dying, not from a broken neck, but from strangulation.Dr.Chamberiain, the Prison Inspector, stepped forward and put his finger on the puise.He's dead,\u201d snfi the bangman two minutes after the weight fell; but Coroner MaeCoy and Dr.Charberiain contradicted him.Bix minutes after the weight feil Dr.Chamberlain PRONUUNCED -BIRCHALL DEAD.In sixteen minutes after the drop feli the hady Was cut down.It was viewad by a jury sworn in by Coroner MeCoy and then handed over to th doctors, who periormed the Autopsy.The doetors piesent were Dr.Chaniberlaln, hg Toronto, Inspeclui of Prirons, Doctors Mearns, Qdium, Karn and Ivey; the gnol surgeon, De.Rico, and Coroner McCoy, all of Woodstock.It was then fur the first time discovered that the neck was not Broken.\u201cHe dled from straugulation, \u201d said the Ravi surgeon, Dr.Rice.\u201cThere is à partiat ru, Lure of the posterior Hgaments of the nook but not sufficient to cause death.\u201d However, ail the doctors agree that there was Je seuslbility of pain after the jerk cam SNeither you nor any man ever saws more painless death,\u201d said the hangman.\u2018What wero Birchall's last words?\u201d the hangman was nsked, H~ veplind.\u201cTuat ne I was pulling the capover his hend he said to me, \u2018Rave you auy obteotions to si nade with me?Dortal ig, zoe © \u201cI replied, waa we shook 1 TO LART WORDG ER UTTERRD.\u201d .x words (0 Bev\u2019 Mr, Wade we said dont \u20ac believe fn capital punishieht d Governor Cameron of the gaol, bi Fer on to say that this wap a well dandiod excout \u201cÏ never saw an execution better oon- auates\u201d sald the Prison Inspector, Dr.Chamberlain.It in stated on good Authopt that the doctors and prison officials, in udlog the tor, will write a memorial the overnment asking that the office of public executioner be ureated, and that Rad- elive be appointed to the position 1t ls now deltnitel loarned that Birchall went to tho scaflold unconf of t arima of killing Fredk.C, Benwell.All the gnol officials say so in most Doaltive terms.Four days ago statement which was given out attr his death, denying any connection with Ben- well's murder, \u2018This letter ls In Bir chall's own handwriting.Mr, Finkle, one of his lawyers at the trial, says that he had recelved & similar statement from Birchall, and that three or four other porsoutl friends of the prisoner had also received aopies, After death Birohall's face looked natural and peaceful, and it seemed likely that the opinion of the doctors that he ; DIED A PAINLESS DEATH was founded on fact.An Individual who endeavored to secure a plaster cast of the head and face after the execution was promptly stopped by the sherift\u2019s officers, Sheriff Perry estimates that two hundred and fifty peu pooplo = witnessed the banging from the gaul yar t four o'clock (à is morning Birchall sent for turnkey He wrote: \u201cReg.Birchall, Nov.1 Oren.\"asa souvenir for Forbes, on the back vf à re porter's card which Forbes had in his pocket.I'l} keep it as long ae I live,\u201d said Mra, Birchall was asleep when her hus- hand died.She had been given a mild opiate and was under its merciful influence.When she awoke the main facts in the execution wore related to her by her sister and Mr.Leetham.Bhe bore up much more bravely than it was expected.The streets here are thronged with people from the surrounding country and towns.They are gathered in roups discussing tho last scene in the great firehall- Banwell tragedy.The last interview between husband and wife was said to be of the most harrowing character.The poor wife burst into tears, and Birchall, stois th though he lived and died: WEPT WITH HER.But presentiy he would cheer up and seek Lo comfort her, Rev.Mr.Wade and Thomas Midgely, the night guard, were present dur- tng the interview, and the good pastor remained all night with the condemned man, Rev.Mr.Wade 15 reticent.but the general opinion is that he did not succeed in induo- ing Birchall to confess.he autopsy shows that Birchall's brain wei;hed 50°, ounces.The average weight is 48.An idiot's brain weighs about 35.Hon.George Brown\u2019s waighed 62.Two prisoners were set digging a grave for Birchall\u2019e body this alternoon.AT THE CORONER'S INQUEST, after several witnesses had been examined who testified to the usual formalities, and made the necessary declarations of execution as provided by law the inquest was adjourned until two o'clock in order to give the medical gentlemen time to complete the post mortem.Crowds of Pointe remain in front of the gaol and eagerly interrogate all who leave the buildi Mr.Leetham, ropa: s college friend who at the condemned man\u2019s uest re mained with him until the end, informed your correspondent this afternoon that he left Birchail about a duarter past one o'clock this morning.\u2018il went to the gaol with Mrs, Birchall and Mrs.West-Jones last evening.\u201d he said, \"and remained with them during ke last interview.When the interview was concluded I put the ladies in their carriage, and guing back, had a brief interview with Birchall alone.There was not a tear fn his eye but during her interview Mrs.Birchall opt almost continuously.she was in a terrible state of mind.Birchall expressed great anxiety that I should look efter Mrs, Birchall: that wns his greatest enxiety.1b was really the only thing that seemed to be bothering him.He entrusted no statement to me, and made no confession.That statement which he mada over his own signature, is his last frie In it as you have seen, he denjes that he mad any confession.I have a similar letter.left him at a quarter past one, and his LAST WORDS TO ME as I came away Nore, that I should look after Mrs.Birchall.phot sleep a wink last night.It ten hing to me to see how well he appeared this morn riing w when I went to the gaol at about a rter to eight.I remained with him until lo Fond because that was the poor boy's wish.I had a long talk with him tals [horning, Rev.Mr.Wade was present.a hard to remember it all now.PE rohall oid me he had nothing to fear.He particularly impressed on me that I should tell his relatives in England that I web with him at the last moment and that he had been plucky to the last and went boldly to the scaffold.He greatly desired that it should be known that he died bravely.He said that he DID NOT DREAD GOING TO THE SCAFFOLD, as there was an end to llfe aome way or another.I reapeated with him, after v.Mr.Wade, the Gloria in Euxcelsis, and he made the responses in a arm voloe.ï believe he died \u2018in religion,\u2019 as they say.He seemed to be thoroughly resigned.His last words to me were, Good-bye, old chap; I'll see you again,\u201d meaning in the life beyond.After I kissed him I turned away s¢arcely knowing what I dia.I, bowever, heard his very last words, He said, \u2018good-bye, overy! body, just as the was drawn down.He did not say an unkind word about anybody.He spoke well for the gnolers.In fuct in all his life I pever heard him say an unkina word against anybody.He used to be sarcastic at times but never unkind.\u201d \u2018 Was he asked to maire a last statement?\u201d \u2018Yes, in the cell.I do not know who it was had anything to say Sneriff.He replied, 7 have nothing to say that: was all he said He was ™~ foctly 1p Lolet and composed, Previous to he most natural way'in the wor 7 fe introduced me to Dr, Chamber lain, the Prison Inspeotor.HE DIED A GENTLEMAN.He gave me a nice photograph of himself, He wrote an inscription on it yesterday nfternoon.The inscription ts partiy in Latin.The English part of it is as Toligws : Arthur R.Leetham, from hig oldest and dearest trieud, Rex.Birchall; To thee\u2019 alone of all the old firm, who waa by my side when artin from the - bour whence no traveller returns, I give in of Kindly ln the days come.Take care of yo ur- self, and remember the old, old firm.\u201cThine ever, REx.\u201d He was very pleased last night at hearing trom Johnny and Edward from England by cable, they being two oid friends.It was Rev.Mr.Wade who tola Mrs.Birchall about the execution.He Same directly from the gaol Lo the hotel.\u201d WAS PREPARED FOR IT.She showed wonderful restraint and was brave.Bhe had s0 muoh confidence In him she of course belleves him innocent, and feel contident he is not gulity, of course.1 believe Mrs.Birahali will stop here for a while, then go to England J When do you return to Montreal?\u201d \u201cNext Monday or Tuesday.The jury found that Birchalt died from strangulation and shock combined, and that his neck was not broken.A Toronto embaimer is now working on the body amd di be placed Lu an air-tight matalilc casket when em- valmed.Wheu the excitement dies away his triends expect to prevali on the Government to give it up for removal to England.Associated Pre Press Report.Woo ODBTOCK, Ont.Nov.14.\u2014It was after mid-day\u2019 when Birchall rose and dressed htmseif.The afternoon was spent fy receiving the vVisits of the Bisho op o Huron and the Bey.Rural Dean V der aml afterwards Dr.Rios, the gaol surgeo was with him fora connld derable Sime.At o'einek a earriage drove up to the door of the prison.It contained Mrs, Birchail Mre.West-Jones and Leetham.Ali thres went into the gaol, But oily Mrs.Birchall climbed the circular iron stairs to her hus- Land's corridor.Hersisteratd Mr.Leotham went into the Governor's office to wait for Mre.Birchali and dia ice themselves age the prisoner.In the of desk, but in plain view pile of rope and tackle s eusuieioons Ma 4 Pico \u20ac the hang man re apparatus.esp She could wy artost var Thin Mm | h uid no lo 8 Of ce and.{ox a time wal a ihe of the anol, HE MD ce ii Ay under ihe .AtBo) Este gone 25 one 0 came to his à All night there was in the gaol the air of death: th ° guards spoke uudor their breath, y walked ac r haa ath make no.disturbing poise.Kaolot Cameron.visited the gaol about 3o'el and then returned to the house.The gua) were much affected by the near approach ot nd of a prisoner wk who t bad the e cheerfyl an succeeded In exoiting von deepest sympathy.At six o'elook the prisuñers were started at thelr work by Guard Mlidgeley AN HOUR BABLIEE THAN CUSTOMARY.This was to get them out of the wa the execution.They swept down the corridors, cleaned out their cells and made thelr beds as though their fellow-prisoner was not a couple of hours later t« A couple of telegraph ipstrumepts were put into the gaol yard and another hi d A n put into the gaol kitchen.keeper, who stood taking ta dh kon busy until after eight o'clock, and ther a crowd of ourious ones stood about the door and orowded against the bars, not able to see anything and not knowing what they Inside the gaol, in the rotunda, a live of tipstaves directed the in-: comers to the door of the corridor leading to the west yard.Birchall when dressin on a white flannel shirt, asked turnkey Forbes TO BEE THAT THIS WAS REPLACED after execution by an prainar and starched collar and wear a starched collar at \u201cthé execution because he sald it might interfere with the piactn of the rope.the gaol surgeon, went u in the morning.and n.Birchali\u2019's manly rlend and college chum, Mr.Leetham, of NN NNN STN were there for.Birchall's.oeil earl joined the R Montreal, went up to his cell at 7.45 o\u2019elock.At 815 Dr.Rice came down from tha corridor and left the \"prisoner alone.with his friend adviser.Dr.the prisoner dorin 8.15 o'al pleted rations outside, took from: his Pripes Albert coat, and, mori walked about in the gaol ee Dr.Chambe 8.93 o'clock a3 Perry and day guard George Perry, having gone into the corridor, the BXECUTIONER WAS BECKONED TO GQ UP.He had been walking around the rotunda with the strape » with which to tle Birohalrs arms in his NNSNANINS SN signal to go up.back, and partly under his coat, the and went up the stairs.A minute or two he took to strap the prisoner\u201d his | back, and then the marc As they De passed a that Mr.and held Loo the weight.Birchall's letter denying that he bhd any connection with the sla f states that he has not m gen of any revious knowledge of tv der.1 denies having known th pe to ba oo ble Potter that or his dent there should appear in other manner whatever any confession had any hand in the m such statement wili be fictitious.Mrs.Birchall\u2019s interview with nerh ast night, arranged by her layers over five hours.I carriage containin and Mr.Leetham mercial Hotel, ing.That Mabel Aforton Letter.Baxoocx, Mass, November 14.hee Mary Le Har, tad when talked to about the Birchail Portes sent from North Adams, \u201cconfeselng\u201d to Benwell's murder.She is tho oughly familiar with the case, an Now York papers on her tables be sôme connection bet She'is the daugbter of a man named Sparrow, who origin A no doubt insanely in- and Bivona, i.England.| She Bor admit that Shes Prodéeutot Osler.Her those intros: n th that she.has son ; IDAY: NOVEMEER Is.ve Prrernoo Ky oe | she was sharp nou h not te % it be Kio hat sat onnootion, = af DE be hote Ie ih ths gris the veut tthe uiet aol, ! Sig to aN dism eo driver wi 8 o'cook lock okt 2K An, thom.and ot 06 woman vis the door and down À narrow stairs down Rhich \u201chor husband seven hours later = o eat and Fo and yihing she | Enpital Fontsbronss in Olden Days.In the earlier days ot English justios, when the hanging of by x: mos at Loar and was the penalty whic followed ahter offences, such as y forgery.arson, and other felonies, : as voir gocurred on every day ot \u201cthe week except overning the time of on commapded that a felon sho be execuied on the next day but one af In consequence, no particular day < of the wed rd int % ustios Je eight weeks, sontenced Bo ess than 320 6008 to be hanged.boast that he hanged oore traitors than the whole of all his predecessors since the con- uest.That was after the Monmouth rebel- rhen the King referred to these Jude ms as, te Chief t, too, THE PAMOUE JAOK KETOH, who became so notorious as an executioner enerally given to the ngman in the ° ity of London, It Hi pantly called that Tanctionary, that his wile remarked, \u201cAny bungler can puta man \u2018to death, but only my Jack knows how to make a gentleman die sweetly.\u201d a more humane spirit pervaded English It was recognized hours was indeed a short period Ep to allow a criminal to repent and to make his peace with his Creator.The firat step was to hoid all crimlual trials on Friday.That was not the period when a trial lasted a week or longer.It generally took the court only a few hours to decide on a felon\u2019s Iate.Justice was indeed quick, A NINA NAAAAANATNAN that his name ia this morning put ut had previously.BIBCRALL WHEN XN WOODSTOCK GAOL.bo Sten too quick; and a murde ntenced on the same day.B him on a Friday his execution would ona Sunday, « according to the two days\u2019 law, and as no hangings the Lord's Day, the exoontion would be de- THUS GAINING A DAY'S BESPITE, In consequence of this Monday was the usual hanging day, the Old Bailey thiy \"explains the dark wa fn which Monday was always spoken of.1836 the two days\u2019 law Was repealed, and the present law caine into force, which aliows a murderer a reasonable time.The custom of appointing Monday for a hanging stil) remained.In order not to have two executions on the same day the judge some- a BrROHAÎL WHEN AT COLLEGE.He put behind his P years, in the English ill be found that à criminel « out of 100 on à Monday or a Nowadays this distinction he ie out, although it has only England.On this side of the water no distinotion Is made and murderers tever day the judge sees Sleculions have oce along It was remarked malized olose to Birchall d'in both of his, with all the assurance of a friend's heart clasp.At six minutes after the procession started from the corridor the signal was #iven, and a quick pull on the em ro r- the executioner, who stood behind the law's viotim, released the immense welght.kt dropped with the rapidity of thouzlit.It fell to the ground and sank six or alght inches in the ground by the force of tts are banged on vw t THE ELEVATED RAILROAD.\u2018he Road to be Bullton a Single Line of Posts.The Montreal Park and Island Company y with its scheme - ne, for elevated | purpose of Padi elevated e streets of the city as mignt be dh by the City Council, and in the different mun cipalities, of the Island.The ago, and ribed and the levels ken.The two routes Rach AS e any cotifession Company Was organ the money.is now su of the various routes d to be rected in the fire Streets and ge 66 @é roads will ve carey Te wa a ave fine of re Funnlog down th The motive power à | probably oi bles Frc, Mr.Le é(rnu sècre - wiil attend before the Road on pe On Wednesday next to abit their permission to commen routes next spring.7 to Take Coleman Back.Detective Sheldon, arrived this afternoon *o take back Joseph alias Hofman, who was arrested rss esi-dones rove back to the Gom- The noise of the wheels attracted a orowd of joiterers who p forward to see her.them a moment; then said : look at a woman in such alstrsss 2a She was hurried into the hotel ani tairs and spent the balance of the Bohs tk weeps from New York, on several obarges of forgery.aTaDOB RE to about a thousand Tabloanx Vivshts at the Queen\u2019s Hall.5 attractions to take this a the Queatt\u2019s Hall wiil the \"Tableaux Vivants and Musical Enters talnment\u201d under tHe atispices of the Young Yeopie's Association of the Church of Be Bt.ages de on November tS .She wrote The lester to Crown eve nl to bat says she mailed' it SAE > Ing more than a-pass- paie Whi that ti tive was last p run Co saya oat ast fupnlog : the 0 whee Le mêt an an ex, qe um out and struck anes, mon Bo the direction of 8t.Louis.Tt Is sup °he made for Malone, where he had iving.no \u201c| TWO FATAL COLLISIONS.Serious Railway Accidents in Pennsylvania sod Ohio una, Pa, November 14.\u2014A collision PrrrapUra, occurred on thé Pennsylvania neur Florence, Pa, shortiy before 7 o \u2018glock this morning, between the first and, sections of the western express, in\u2019 bleh jure The Ln were killed and eleven = r {ured The, killed are: Henry D, n, Mass.; Mrs.8.# Angel Wasbin be\" tou D D.OC.Injured: R.8.Delan auey and Fi 2 of Haytmarket, Va, very severe rely: ih Matthius, Baitimore, seriously; J Sima: sna Haar: internally; Wm.Rochester, of the Hoffman House, New York, internally; Ge &S.Hicks, ot Providence, R.I.se riously ; loge, of Trohmond.o slightly; ; ea! Bill, of Bunbury, Pa.internally, serious; Wim.Miller, a Allegheny, Par very seriously; Henr Cormick, engineer, N inevat, very ser ais Ur.Wiehl lights pa Mrs.Wiehle, very sertously.The aoccl- ent was due to a heavy fog which prevented the engineer from seeing the first section of the express In time to stop his train, BELLAIRE, Ohlo, November 14.\u2014A collision occurred on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, near Scott\u2019s Station, at_ 4 o'olock this morning between east and westbound freight trains, killing John Watson, engineer, snd james Fleisher, fireman, instantly.James Barrott, a fireman,\u2019 Was scalded so badly he dled an hour later.Thomas Burke, the Me empluyé, was seriously injured au cannot recover.The en ines and oars were completely wrecked.he accident was caused by disobeying orders.INSOLVENT ESTATES.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR! A deputation, consisting of Mr.Turner, resident of the Quebec Board of Trade, Mr.Vasseur, secre! tary, Mr.Garneau, member ot the Council, and Mr.Hope of the firm of Lightbound Ralston, of Montreal, called on the Hon.Mr.Robidoux, Provincial Secretary, regarding the adopt ion of certain amendments concerning the bill respect; the abandonment of property in case © insolvency.The minister promised that the Government would attend to the matter at its earliest opportunity.A COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER'S DEATH.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) QUEBEC, November 1£&.\u2014Mr.Peter Kemp, commercial traveller for Lyman, Northrop & Co.wholesale druggists, died nearly suddenly here yesterday, The body bas been sent on to Toronto.LATEST BY CABLE.It is reported that the Queen will spend the winter in Florence.The bodies of twenty-one sallore of the warship \u201cBerpent\u2019 have been washed ashore.No bodies of officers have been ound Cardinal Lavigerie's address in Alglers on Wednesday, advocating a union of Church and State, was compiled in concert with the Pope.Professor Koch's Precautions.WERLIN November 14 The Medizinische eft declines to give anyboav a prooi sheet of the article oy Pret! Koch that 8 to appear in that journal.It is stated that Koch expresses himself very reservedly as to the curative power of his remedy in consumption proper; but speaks positively of the ours of other tubercular diseases.is secrecy is due to the fear that Incompetent persons might try to make the lymph and thus cast discredit upon his invention.Prof.Bergmann will, on Monday next, demonstrate before the Berlin Surgical Union the fact that Koch's remedy obviates the necessity of several dangerous operations, The Austrian Government has invited the medical faculty to send proposals to Koch for r the establishment of hospitals in Aus- WARRING FOR A A MISERS , MONEY.A Franklin Œy) special says: Misses Elvarine and Charity ilton, two ladies who are members of t ho Boclety ofl Shakers and sisters of the late William I.Hilton, the wealthy old miser who recently died in this } eur.have filed suit in the Simpson Circuit Court égainet their nephew, James L, Hll- fon, fo for $10,000 damages for assault and James L.Hilton is the only son and heir of the late William L Hliton, who created such a sensation here just rior to his death by burning up $40, 560,000 worth of bonds and money.Tho old gentleman loft an estate, though, valued at some $50,000 or $60,000, besides what he burnea, which has poeu tbe subject of much litigation, In the firs bs + Blass a ape er was found among the effects o n purportin to*be his last will, in whic hich Die aon James was disinherited and the two sisters above referred ore made appeal was taken to the Cireuit Court, but bafore tbe trial the matter was 5 compromised.ames was to allow $8000 to be placed in the Famer and.Safety vault Trust company of Louisville, and the interest thereon to be paid to his two aunts during their life-tim and at their death the principal to rovers back to him.In addition to this, James agreed to pay their attorney's fees, amouat- ing to $3000, The old ladies now come to to the front this term, wanting $10,000 tor an alleged assault and battery.Oid Hilton, during hin her had à perfect ; horror of lawyers and lawsuits.He regarded lawyers as enemies of mankind in goneral, like Satan of old, going about seeking whom they might devour.He dreaded hom in his business and shunned them in his life as lie would a poisonous reptile.This 1s assigned by maliy as a reason why the oid follow committed to the flames a large bulk of bis fortune; he did \u2018not want tp leave money eno bh to squaboie over in the courte, but the old man did not bulld as wisely as be thought.AN OLD LECEND.mes The Lewiston, Ma.Journal says: Residents in a certaln seaport town of Lincoln County remember acircumstance connected with the erection of ita oldest church, There is a goon deal of superstition as native to these ledges as the fll-smelling rockweed, The townspeople were very poor when the old church was bulit.The actual stmount of money given toward it was very small indeed.Hardly a person in town but contributed some material, coyote, da { the northerr\u2019 part close banks were\u2019 ad sod ith À beautiful» whose after the first few feet of cliff, and crowned with sturdy trees and stralght, stalwart pines, lived a man noted for other things inan generosity.The soliciting committee | put off askinge for hia contri iBution until others had poured in and the church wis a gure thing.- Then wey valied 4 Upon him and said: \u201cMr.Blan t that monster pine of yôuts for your T conte tion to the church.It will make an excellent sie will you give it for your part P\u2019 \u201cQt $ t pine tree\u2014give any of my pi Ne, ee ot one of them shall come do Nothing gould shake thia il some do In less than week arose ons of the heaviest storms ever known on that coast.And not ons of those proud t ines in the man's forest was le left; [ud the se lost pine, the one was riven from to] bottom by the thusderboi It.po BIRTHS.° RODIER-\u2014In this city, on ile 131.at No.67 \u201cOsboi Mrs.Baward Roûiér of à sop.MARRIAGES, GRIFFIX-NOLAN-\u2014On = November 11th, 1890, à Warwick.Father Panthler, bi Michael rtf Lo Miss 18s Annle 2 Nolan.daughter Mr, Andrew Nolan, of Warwick.LEIGE-NOEWAN- AL Trinity Church, November ihe ¥.H.Leigh to Christina McEwan; of this city, > THE WEATHER 11,00 &, m\u2014Probavilitier es for the nexs twenty- four hours: Moderate winds and fine weather, Readings by Hearn & Harrison's Standard om day: Max.81; min, 37, Gate last year: 8 Bama Max., 46 ster.readings to-day: a su \u201886, 23: 12 p.m.BLN ; Appointments this Evening.ACADEWY OF Mosc Paul Jones.\" THBAYAR ROT AL ONEORANA +d erunsiem Aad fie CreiEkin, À i.100 Doses Que Dalla BANK OF' MONTREAL.5 i \u2014\u2014Y ; Btétamdnt of che Business for jheHalr-pour Ended Octo October 31, \u2018\u2019The.statement of the Bank of Montreal for, the Ba Baif-yeur \u20ac ended October 81, 1890 Thales to-day as follows: Posen Ou À A pu +194,726.85 Profits to Bait: ended : 81st October, 1890, after de- : uo ment, und making full rovision for bad aid doubts debis.671,004.33 $1,466,603.17 eee sente 800,000.00 passe at loss carded formant.Lo.$866,608.17 comparative \u2018statement of the bank's nabilities shows the amount, of notes in sireulation in 1890 $5,723,429, as againet $5, 548, 289 iS 1588: The deposits for 1890 not bearing interest were of the value of $8,626,150.12, aguinst 87,845,000.85 In 1889, while \"deposit : ing interest wero $15,600,000 for th ears.The assete comprise the follow- g items: Gold and silver coin our- rent, $2,012,144.62, against 3.365,057.57 in 1889, and Government demand notes $1,950, 289.75, against $1,830,453.76 in 1889.The value of current loans and bills ats- counted was, tale 1nd $31.450,653.15, as against 32,710 779.68 in 1 889.phe debts or bank pépoured ere 2 othe erwise # s half your: $123,973.2.as against 3359, on A7 for he same period last year.while the overdue debts, not specially secured, amounted to $113,299, be while last year they were only $16,406.14.The market price of the stock ou October 31, 1890, was 228%, equal to $456.50 per share, or 224% ex-dividend, equal to $449 per (phare, mas st the saline time last year was equal to $472.50 per share.* PERSONAL, Hon.Geo, Irvine, of Queb Quebec, is staying at the \u2018Windsor, al ihe Hours MoMiMan, M.P., of Rigaud, is staying or Ahbé Casgrain, president of the Royal Society of Canada, leaves for Paris ob the 13th of next month.\u201cThe Beldl orchestra arrived In the city this morning for this evening's concert, and ffty of them are staying at the Hall.Mr.Arthur White, district Ireigh J.gent o ot the Grand Way, has been mber of the Chambre de Commerce, FINANCIAL The tone of the local sta stock mark weaker, There were dealings 1 ea ph a ty 08 and 9454.Paollic opened 72 Bok à down to 7144, and closed at that bid, MORNING BALES.\u201444 Shares B ask Sontreat at 226 with div.: 10 Toronto \u20ac ae 223 with div.; 109 Montreal Telegraph Co, at 95; 50 Canadian Faciñe at 7 do.at 72, 200 do.at 71 9 do.at 73 .75 do.at 7174, 150 do.ay Tift 10 do.at 72 75 a 715 3 300 do, at 71%, do.at 73, 51 do.do.at 7114.AFTERNOON Ba.risa d share ares Somme mmerce, with divideud, at 12834; 5 Telegraph at 95, 70 do at 94 2 9 Street k vay at 170,10 doat 169, 100 do at 168; 25 Gas at 199: 150 Canadian Pacifia at 7134, 50 do at 71 25 doat 71 a dau wl 00 doat 71 do at 314 North- Land at 683g, 500 do at 87 Montreal tock Exchange.Ti8d for tne STAR by Gordon armee 8 8 Brokers, Rxchange Court, 3 o'clock.x Bid.- Bl 220 3 = [1 97 108 3 1215 Dé d \u2014 \u2014 A 140 - R Townabi \u2014- \u2014 dns ebec.> _ - nion.,.,.\u2014 _ 2d 124 - wily Marie.\u2014 \u2014 ochelags.\u2014 \u2014 Inter.Cosi.= = o Bonds\u2026 _- - Mons.Fol.i 2 - .W.Land.185 R &0.N.Co\u2019 56 50 | 88 New York Stock Exchange.Reported for the STAR by MacDo! 11 B Btoek brokers, 80 8t.ancois Xavier st.Nove aber iT UP.Cle\u2019 x.0 os | it ir ; wr 11 Sr = èzeg5 gt Humor.Af San Ber 198 Lo [etes sn à deu 5 Grain and Provisions in Chieago.Latest prices current in Chicago for Gran and Previsions, re the STAR b y Smith - son, fry ey « Merchant's E: Zobange.fier Com larves tt \" 1 108% 1684 1 1614 515 bag 51 Bx EERE 390 HAHN 13:08 a | sis 564 #5, Blind Women Do Housework.Mrs.Sally Wood, of Union Clty, Mich.has bedn blind Yor fitty years, and her daughter has not seen a thing for a quarter of à century.Yet these two have done the household work in faultiees style for two years Win positively cure sick headache and revent its return.This is not x, but uth.Carter's Little Liver Pllia.One plil adose.Try them Special Notices.Anton Seid] and the Æolian.The Zolian Organ & Music (o., New York: My Dear Siks: Your Æolian Organ interested me greatly\u2014so much so, that I take no Hogikatier: mn 1 saying that 1 regard itasa very useful torious invention.I can readily conoelve at it will enable even who cannot p epproduge on the am: nearly overyth ng to which they wish to listen, for the manual skill that is necessary should be easily and quick- be enough acquired by everybody.[think n salely predict a widespread populari f6r this instrument.Beliève me Prat hat this the very sincere wish of very truly yours, SEIDL New Yorn, April 21, 1890.r.L.E.N, Pratte, No.1676 Notre Dame street, the soie representative of Lhe Æollan Co, keepe always stock a varied assortment ott these wondérful instruments, 2 PS Moonstone lacs pins, scarf pins, brooches, earrings and rings in large varlety at R.Hemaley\u2019s, 256 St.James Bt, Big Baile of Rubbers.The sale of rubbers at the A of Messrs, Benning & Barsalou, No.86 Bt.Peter street, Montreal, took place ron The audience was quite numerous, and the bidding very spirited.Mr.Arthur Barsalou cunducted the sate, and a number of the buyers congratulated him ôn the prompt and business-like manner In which the sae was conduc and the vendors were well satisfied with the prices obtained.Bolid silver goods in large variety, suitable for wedding presents, at R.Hemsley\u2019s, 255 8t.James Ht.An old-fashioned theatre party\u2014Sbake- spea ro.That Tickling |2 In your throst arises from catarrd, and as catartb is a constitutiona! disease the ordinary cough | medicinag all fall to bit the epot.What you need 1e a oo! tutional remedy ike Hood'e Sarsapagilla, which, by building up tre general health; and vx.pelling the scrofulous taint which is the cauxe of catarrh sud consumption, hss restored to perfect health many persons ou whom these Qlseases seem to have a firm bold.Many unsolicited testimonials prove beyond question that Hood's Sarsaparills does positively cure catarrh.Hood's © Sarsapariila) F Bold by stidruapiste.81.eixfor 45 Prevarec uly by a Hoot & Do., Lowell, Masa WILLIAMS PIANOS Endorsed ry the beat authorities In tho word WILLIS & CO, 1824 Notre Dame st, near McGill st, SOLE AGENTS ENABE, WILLIANS AND BELL PIANOS, AND BELL AND UXBXIDGE OROANS, MPI ous, SPECIAL DI 1.MEETING.2681 Pau re So oth PSA pm.requested as as es to close the ork Committe will mestat close 26813 ARTHUR HARRIRS, Hon.-Seoy.All our fine Upholstered Work guaranteed free from moths.Buyers of this class of furniture atlowed to examine the work in course of execution.FEE & MARTIN, sesz2 357 te 361 St.James Mereot.Montreal Junction.well aitusted lo 60x120, for sale at this rapid} moins qubur au Try.8 ce nta per foot AdSred ; CHEAP BOOKS! A full line of PANSY AND ELSIE BOOKS, havd- somely boan: aad ln sloth, at 5 CENTS EACH.5 conte sxe pe PHELA 262x8 soot oF BRELS Ee vrteet, Best assortment Furniture in the city and great reduction in prices at H.A.Wilder & Co.233 to 338 McGill St, 25034 100 pairs Chenille Portieres and Curtains cut fine for the balance of the year.FEE & MARTIN, ; 387 te 361 Bt.James Street.1 Do not miss seeing our stock ot furniture, great variety, and prices very low.H.A.ilder & Co.232 to 288 McGill Bt.250 xt INSOLVENT NOTICE In re JOSEPR CADIEUX, Insolvent.The Inspectors havior | refused dine tenders for the purchase of the Mill belonging to the above Eata: we bave rece vod instructions to oeil it an the premises, No.214 Papinesu sven ne on THURSDAY.¢ the Both November, e parts ned.Tila mil a situated in one of the best a se city employ: oO! of Payment will ba furdisted ure.se FEE To le Color gppontte FEG® QE LAND peur DATE, ved hei tuated vacant jot past Leto 2 20.000 Feet 1 fa.Plus Lumbar.BALE AT TEN @CLOCE, AM.D.PARIZEAU, BENNING & BARRALOU, 2685 uctioneers.INSOLVENT NOTICE.Sale by tender at not spout in te Drdeute Bsturce, de.ix a TO! ay und tendern for ubo in trade Thi , congating of f Drue Cue oe Morin les, Sponges, erfumery Bhop Fixtures (4) Fitts excep only ti © fois lowly.\u201d Soda W ter Fountain and all | stticluents or appliances ised in conne lon thérewitb and t Counter thow HES gueréntee Faiblment, snd wii be und Saturday Borne Foreniter 2 hen inst.St Paul at, Montres est or any tender not necessarily accepted.Full miformadion on \u2018appiisation 7 2000P HENRY MILES, Curator, Montreal, Nov.12th, 1890, 268 1 REALESTATE.The Central Busin Desk.osx Property, forming Craig & St.Peter sts., of.of vies à the porwesteely Relfextends trou DIR Pont dee ns, e Porar first in Ft feet, end the weal smd Tea 10.71 713 fest, which Le nl: $ entirely Soyared 3 by substantial Shres-atory dine.Un Food ord WILL BE BOLD (to close an estate BY AUCTIONS, At the Rooms, 181 81.JAMES 8T.Wednesday, Nov'r 26, At ELEVEN O*Clock _ Perfect Title.Enasy Terma.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO, Reul Estate Anctisneers.26823 Houses to Let.FURNISHED AND UNFURKISBED.J.Cradock Simpson & Co.BEAL RSTATE AGENTS, 2607x5004 181 BT.JAMES STREET, 268x2 B' MARCOTTE BROS.AUCTION SALE OP FURNITURE ON MONDAY, THB 17th NOVEMBER, INSTANT, We will sell ng Furniture Rooms, 89 St, à cocte treet, a | fine stack of Ho paehold saoh s» Par or.mins: Koo upges, Chairs, Whate acte Bedroom Che re, Bait Stapan Mat Mattregises.pices, Bedling iron ron ey BALE yo! \"Te PX Withoat reserve ; MARCOTTE BROS, 268 2 .Auctioneers, LEY 8 LE-PRÔ EOF Biricl Tr cova! or RL Court ie Jo the city of 4, et al inintiff, rs.Joséph Jobin, Defen fant.J the 14th of Noveusber, st noon, st ihe che of sald Detencap ty Ne, as J su och Montreal, wil sois éblboriiyof Fpsuce al the pis and che sis of he Je: Dare tai beled In a, + as.In » tc\u2026 Sod EXPT outreal, 141h Rovsizber.AILIFFS $ OVINCE OF QUEREQ District of lee 32 Magistrate BE Palo Paire heist, vn ime in, rendant the 4th of Nes r, 1558.5 Len Ka Be jr ose Haren at.the res idem of the nid whore ro 99 Faget te street, $ Sitar fast LE ali he ode \u201cina chattele aac] x 1, ivized {in tnis peune, consiat- CE 2 ., ete Condition male.bg À dE TORE Nu.Montreal, 24rh \"Re: mber.can AL.SALÉ-PROUINGEO, QUEER BLrsai ~ No aslalre* al 2p Hy Man a ve axe : OTICE be, ry te sant 4e dein couts wo my pity iy 2 mo\" ar RE and i gs Jo Mort «Dar Parme , than corner Kiki en Eee "]