The Montreal daily star, 9 décembre 1892, vendredi 9 décembre 1892

[" SIX PACES.LAST EDITION.ln Star RCULATION 34,350 VOL.XXIV\u2014No, 290.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1892.PRICE ONE CENT, Situations Tacant NN NE NT TS II ANTED-1, (ps OR Souxe MEN TO TAKE W their cwu bowes; #1 ade; work sent by Neuusaciuriag tetabilahed 18 ne Toho V ANTED- à F\\KkäT CLASH CARE BAKEK.Nu Must be a good orualicnier.Highest waxes paid to 8 woud Maud Apply Francia 156 Lideau vi, ULLawa WANED TYTN MCKAY McKay becier, edge trimmers, § alt ; LU OA t 88210.Co Box 3831, Boston, Mass.sogers.54 LABTERS va pers and sutchers, new shop\u2019 fuil prices White & Valle od bbue .14 Madison st, Chic V TAN Th.-CARPENTEUS AC \u20ac è some 10 working 1a country wh) thu mil rue Apply 18 bt Alex x BE ! ENCE with ratereucts wi ate PO Box 1023 ANTEL-A N ald \\ TH W lur office.Apply salary expected.EXPEKIE NC ED HOU BE AND Uvod telerenves required.ARR W ANT YD TOIT Gti Keforeucos required.GENERAL SERVANT Apply 11 Braun gr FOR THE METHO- i ma choir leader Stat- Altres, Bec retary.28 Nobu ist Church of Ç ng sulary Apps to horas ho CU ABL ni ALL Hob SE A A YOU Na lady, for voice aud \u201ccorrpapondence clerk, A knowledge nl sttorthaud and ty pe writing require, Apply.stating experience and nalary expected, to Fb.o 5 x Pr LY hy 3 WW ATED _FIRBT CLABN \"PRESS HAND.Ab ply nouthan & Carey.Herald Buiidiog ine .ST LAWRENCE BI.VU dollars per veck.an ull Xo wi: LAS NEUSE, Nu.1 TlustUle Terr race.Ww hh rettees \\ \\\\ ANTED_ AGENT Al Good mat cau uske $2 Apply Saturday.\\ ANTED - PURHING F R mau to sell lubricating vile, iu city, où salary rus, stating references, ar 04,\u201d AR office vi Couns io.slice, eM, PANTED\u2014FIPEKIENCED OPE RATORS ox W xenin' ahiirts and ladies\u2019 white wear, .9 Lemoine #b NU ANE \u201cLADY URGANINT.MUST HAVE oud voice.Heferences exe banwed, address Kev, A a Simard, Hooksett, 14 TARTED\u2014AN E XFERTENCED HoORKAE PER for ua inerchant's office.Address giving refer- ænces, txperieu0e and Salary expected, \u201c1.7260\" sean of office, _ oe A GOOD GIRL AR HOUSE ES aid, at 714 Sherbrooke st.L'IMMEDIATELY A GUUD «ok, for fall y of two, Apply 60 Fort tree NY 5 jAXTER= THR¥E EXPERIENCED OCLERkS tor the proc cer y line.Faul Lagarde & Lo.2129 Notre Danie 00800 2 Win Yound \u2018MAN 17 OR 18 YEAKN, TO ok after ons horse and do geunsral houne work, os $20.04) per womnth without rd Inowiedge both languages required.Apply with Vostimoniais, between U and JV) woTninks ouly.zev Mouulain st, 2002 V ANTED-TWO DINING KOOM Gli 37 INTED AT ONCE.AN EXPERIENCED housenmaid who can wait at table.references Teyuired Apbly 175 Lrumivond at.vo 2 TANTED-A NUKBE FOR ONE CHILD, WILLING tu saaist in lixtit house work.Apply with references, afternoon and evening, st 15 rumnond p+ W ANTED\u2014FRMAL £ COUR, TERRY HOUSE, 7 Aes Bt James s 290 2 W ANTED- GIKLS TU TO FULD PAMPHLETY.APply 774 Craig « *Gu 1 V ANTRD\u2014AN te ERIENCED COOK, A REKHI.dent laundress:; alsu au to assist \u2018in stablea, City references required.Apply at ie \u20189 Bherbr \u2018ke W SANTED\u2014- IMMEDIATELY, CAN EXPE od williner.speaking both language wil Ww be useful in the store.Apply J M.Boudreau, 22300 Notre Dswe.Yuu | WANTED AT ONCE, TWO GOOD SALESMEN, neue but wood, pushing men need appiy.Also iwo experienced salesiadiea.Apply this evening botween 7 and w at the Great Édditupt stock bale, 221 5t James ui W JANTED\u2014 Ni DIA A LADY OFFIC E Matron.Must spess Englisu and French.J'ermagent position.i Rulesladies for dry goods.Waltresses, Apply at 2100 Nt Cathérive.who ) V TANTED \u2014 CABINET-MAKEK, Ww Jerk, Bartenders.for ci mediately.Ww ANTED-A Rave references.GROCERY City Can» asser, oA onis » Boys y8 bu learn trade.im- Yoo sf \u201cCatherin ne.So 1 GOOD WASHERWOMAN.MUST Apply at 447 Sherdroghe sk Wii ANTED\u2014A RESPECTABLE TUUNG GIRL OF 150r 16 years of are, tu assiat in general house- ni Apply me jworu ings or evenings after 8 Stock.ar) rt \\ANTED A REL LIAR F YOUNG WOMAN For Co Work , Bost understand shorthand, Ar iy ok se Faulk 00 2 W ANTED- À ply at 55 Durorber at.HOUSZ AND D TAULEMAID.AFP.HOT 24 TANTFD-GENERAL SEKVANT FOR COUNTRY, nu washing.Apply Letween M sud 9 pm.x Banover at, Sue l TAKE CHARGE OF VATED YOUTH TO orse and wake pirate petaraliy ureful.Appas to- morrow mer .beiween ¥ aud Qu i TTwo Gi CHOCOLATE.CDIPR FOR ver factory.English E Tofiev Cu, 2377 BL Catherin zou 1 CANTER YOUNG LADY Wil L BE GL AD 10 hear of a Miaiion 48 companion Gr Inuther's help Address 128 Tupper street, ur by letter tu Miles Duff, 11:14 Kberbrooke 210) .Y.YOUNG GikL TO «ht housework.vod le to Ab iy 15 Hutchison atreet, HN W TANTED \u2014 GENERAL SFRVANT AT ONCE Must cook well.140 Alexander st.vou T right party.w AN TE Ir \u201cSIT OGTRTS SFO, LABELLING LINGCATSUT preferred Apply J W.Windsor, Canal Fad\u201d V ANTFD_AT ONCE.1 GoD \u20ac irks ris _Apply to Manager, Balivoral Hutel, 00 1 We AXTED- -A GENERAL SER mily, nv washing VANT FOR SMALL Appiy with references, \u201cHOY TAN \u2014GUO D SPRING FITTER AND GOOD Brecht, with belpers Apply at 384 Sv aul \u201ceu aT EL\u2014MEN IN LARGE STORES ANIS FAU tories cau increase their wagea fÎruum $5 to éek.by res resenting à firai clann cu- opers- sure fron Address Montresi Supoly Co, Koon » 107 81 James st.2e LANTED IMMEDIATEL Y Goon Wa Agr AND _skirt bands.715 Nhe erbrooke 8 W ANTED\u2014A GOUD GENERAL MERVANT, 6 washing.302 IHL Antoiue st ba TANT ED-AGENTB AND COLLECT ORS \u201coi St.Henry, Rt Cnegonde, Point St.Charles and St, Joseph suburb.sierences and bond reynir.ed.Address by letter, i) B40.\" Bran office.M0 2 Lusiness Chances.AA A AAA A ree I SALE\u2014A BUTCHER SHOP ON BT.LAW.reuce airset, of long S'andinæ, large clientels, \u201ctiring frum business through sickness, Wijl be ol Tor Near of tha roiling stock.Apply C.C rnowdon, 672 Temple Bullding.Montreal.eu Fokrair -A GROCERY STOCK, ON A GOOD srorper: kod conditions Adarean No, 15?Atwater et, St Henr 247 à JOK SALE\u2014HOTEL SAT OONS RESTAURANTS, fruit confectionery and clgar stores, groceries and all Mother klodaof peines.L.Harris\u201d 1y KR SL catherine, near dt Url sy 6 test OSEO LES PSNI ALA OST-ON TUESDAY EVENING, A BMALL purse vbntaining tweive dollars in bille and None jouse change, supposed to have Leen drop On SL Vatherins, nin vr bherbrooke street.Party returning it to the Enquiry Of Office wil) be rewarded.aur cost hale OSTON Til RTH INST.FOX TERRI) are heavy build, black apot on houd t hoe \u201c n heu - er art of Lack.Hewnrn to YY Bishop st.Ce a XB 1 .\u2014 XU] + ~ A MALL HOW ND.SPOTTED BLA L and wh o Finder will be rewarded by peter him to 3 houwpson, Lonsueutl west.»o 1 pRISON PARK AVENUE, SHERBROOKE OR he » L An ner streets, Vbursday afternoon, an Pinch ki ide oping bax, voutaiuing purse, card axe, Jar T return 7! Hitchin wer vues creme 1 RT CTHY RSLAY, DE 4 Not Dame nt, Vues ot-book, vantatnin agers Teva NTH, FROM 1580 Jo French Church, a small [une Please return to above addrens an teroite 3 FLOM ST LAWRENCE DHC, 6TH, ack beaver cloth over oF a\"10n front mint Hniug.otter i reo tll ap otter IFimmiigk down the 1rony, minal tieket rock ot Ib tixht side pocket.Any persun returning sane to H.Hogan, 148.Lawrence all will be havdsom Vi re- - 24 Cust TON THE 7 \u201cTH, A oa Dou, 4 Dorchester at anawerink to the SY 1190 Any one returning Chim will be rewarda) 03 RE- UST-A WMALL BLACK pou, ein L paré 8 Anory-e Hote HL - oevor harbors Bi ation 4 be prosecuted _Scourding to this nove ii | Form.| ONLINE AT SSL SAN SNA LE A JOU XD-TUFSDA .R CHARLES BORKON Al.atm of money, Owner can \u201csame leu tdi Sf amount and psyment a Appts ot 1} Cadieux a after 7 TR.In Wanted to Gorrmw.re name nn SAN SON LAS AS AA AA D \u2014 THREE, THOUSAND DOLLARS.décuritr fret mortgs;e out pers.Address) td,\u201d Ban ol ve Pee Situations Wanted.A PISA, ANTED\u2014BITUATIONS FOR BOOEEKKEPERS, clerda, sloremen ra fe TR, te A CS to Employment uresu, nr n wien Men Ww ANTED AS TA VELLI: Ottawa district, uau, wood cou- nectious \u201cw 216 7 WNANTE ED \u2014 BITU S BY YOUSG MAN Belgian, eee faring and dhe gate uf horses.Good references.Address \u201cF TAM ol 5.W ANTEL-BY A U0OD DRESSMAKI EW- WK to private fuuiilion Address Nu, 207 La Wau betiore ___288 6 W ANTE.SIT TATION BY BY YOUNG I.LADY, AC- cunioined to society; highest rule reuces Xe Dcient 1m necdiv and tancy work, suited fur | boone and travelling conipanion.Would He xv uer.ally usefui, Address * \"15 U4U,\"* STAR oflice 3 CAN \u2014SITUATION, \u201cYOUNG MAN AC quailuied with bookkeeping, Freuch sud Eng- hsb, wil ave himiself usetal in any vapaci, in a rlure Ur bob, best ol recomwendatio 005\" Bran vftive.\\ JANTED AN EXPERIENCED LADY STENO- erapher and Remington uperator will be open Moderate tor vnguxenient after Vhe first ol January.salary, Address ©J 47 ® ANTE ny REx ve YOUNG wotnan, work by the du ping < or Lroniog: w willing to du anythin.87 Gere vie ost.WAM L- BY YOUNG MARLIED E GL.Mat, uiuediale eu Loy went ih any pere.Dixbrsi City refrreac total abstainer.ï ent position uf trust, quars 1 last situation, 103\" UM ABLY ¥ ¥ UENISHED ROOMS with every convenisuce, yeatlemen only.à University et WELL x1 FURNISHED soo, To 5 Ro tit su bot aek cepie where Du other ruoluers are Kept.Apply 378 BL Antoine st.£87 I UUMS\u2014~) DOUBLE, } B8INULE, AT MODERATE bernie, Apply fu eveuiuy, at 558 st.Urbain [1% I VOMS_FULNISHED IN BFLENDID FLE suitable for young wen, Nu.Ib Dunis sk, 257 6 I OUM8S\u2014TO LET, FURNISHED BED AND SIT- lingroom connecting, ou bath flat, private fau - ily.Mausñele vi, ness Sherbrooke; gentlemen only.\u2018D 529,\" STAR vice.NET 4 ! OUMB-TO LET, tv 20 City Cou! Ar PLY » 0 City 376 OCUMB\u2014 WELL HEATED, FURNISUED, SINGL E room, ui Lathro coin flat.2070 St Catherine st, coruer Belimorailuw Ï OOMS\u2014LALGE DOUBL, E ROOM, IN FRONT.wit Li water, with or without board, slag single 15 Latour stree OUM\u2014FHUNT Fr PRIVATE TAMIL GAM, hot walker, 84 Bt Denis street, Tele bone Bell 3446, SE F2 OOMS\u2014NICELY FURNISHED.ON BATHROOM fat, heated by sLesui, With or withou + bourd, in private family.306 Usburue atroot, ! OUMS\u2014TWO NIUELY FU UNISHEL ROOMS, bedruotu sud sitting room, With ail moders con- Yepiences, hot end cold water, Tiitenle lor warried opie, wht housekeeping if required.dren | eke\u2019 = 1, Antoine st WELL K FURNISHED.TOO, \u201cFROM NT RUOM, FURNISHED.Ar # Haver Hall Rill 288 } OUN_HANDSUMEL Y FURNISHED PAs OR bedroous, with ririctiy private family ; modern cunvenienu 7 Shuter = UNS 3 [TERS COMFORT ABLY FUKNISHED DOUBLE ru .W , tor two quiet yo ° Lure as couple! with Ur without board.SE Meuse Pat joe VUMR\u2014NEWLY FURNIBHED HOOMH, DUE and single, douvle roow on parlor flat, electrto lixLt;xood board.153 Mausfield st i) V ASTED By, THE LAY, SEWVING BY YOUNG \u2018ul and fit well.niso boys\u2019 clothes, i tu Ay Fhe al at VOM\u2014LVOUBLE IDOM, FURN ISHED; ith board, well heated 10c winter; also 1 board, 15 Hauover at.on 3 W ANTEU-THOKRUUUGEHLY COMFITENT BUUR- kveper, Busbce man sud curres-puudeut, 34 Martied, 1s opondr engagelurnt let January.Cau take tuil charge ottice.First class references, Gia, BTAR OiDce.Lo 1 doy Sale.TA a MR HALE-100,000 FT.BELTING, 50 DIScount: SOU pulleys, 60 discount: 10 engines, boilers, jh to 4U b.power: bhabgers, shaiting, delils, lathes, planers, inolders, tenia, siortisina, boring aud sawing wachinery, Mullin & Co.Faviuçau = Où SALE-FUK THE MILLION, KINDLING, k $2.hardwood, 82.50; bioeka #1.0U per iond; al Un dried; chose col aud Lest woud ever vffe J.C, Macdiarmid & Co.cur.Bh Jaiues abd Guy, Tee phone niu lv Fox HALE\u2014SPLENDID PAIK OF TMS earrinss lor ctual value $4UU, at 469 avenu à , we Lava e Few DAL het, \u2018A LADIES NEW MARKET SEAL ! inches vuly une soasun 10 Use, Will alsu seal cap Wu Marras 5104 CRU sell at it pr nL Ostuerive \u201cUK SALE-/3 PIANOS AND ORUANMN, NE \u201c secondhant, #15 .435, #40, #15, son: B125, #1 8150, #7 2b.Exchanges made.7 Frince Artaur.=v0- Lpeu Tentes Gruha SUN BALE BEAUTIEUL BABY GRAND PIANO, but little sed toclusean kstate, Can sean at Sheppard's Musio Welerooms neference Le Mr.Joseph Sould.280 1 JOK SALE\u2014A BAKE & MANCE RETRTZEAS UPright pian rfect urder used a short tune, WE ee ii \u201cor half price.Mae Darts are address PL.UU QUE van TeRTLY CHD GMAND.SQUARE and Upright blancs by Stelinway & sons, Uhick- ering Ch sons, Albert w eber, Win.KEnane X Co.Liner sou inv sous, ald other makers.Prices trun 8100, Ton upwards, erie HA 84 and #5 per onthe Apply so 4 Cindeay, 1270 st Catherine st.Upzu evenians Easchsuxged for nsw lecaer sud Hein tztnan tianus, 2H 2 Qorses and Garviages, Uhic.dt I a TN TS TN a SLT SN TUNG Lt Fee SALE\u2014A DOG CART SLEIGH, IN GOOD order; cau be meet at ledour's, corner Bt, An- ine and Windsor strests u QUK SALL\u2014THä FINEST RLEIG HS IN MOUNT.Tea Latsdsus, + wriland, Fauvty bielubu sc.care ere aio Bucher sicghe, A Le 76 Cadieux stre h TYLISH GHENT NUT HORNE ie hunde high, seven years nis L.xuod travelier, ulsasiope sinigh,\u201d neat four persons Good harness Must be sold as wry line no fartber use Mhoie rig © olupiete à OH Apply Pajace ata 140 Don Boater rire A aren n.FIOK BALE-HANDSOME HLACK Hot sul and Kind.Owaer haviux no arthar tee w wii L at à sacrifice Appiy MuCall Broa A Greene ave, Vote dt, Antoine.200\" Ww Ww ANTED\u2014A RESPONSIBLE PARTY TU TAKE a horse danas winter for his keep.107 =i, James st, Kouln 5° Lag Douses to \u201c t ANSE AS SO SE A 5 T°; LET-DWFLLINGS AND FLATS, NOB.121 24, 126 Cherrier atreet.Apply to : tn.DESKIVIERER, 280 12 10\u2019 Bospital st FO LET-NO.284 ST.LUKF ST, A Ne E UPrEx ténement of 5 rooms, bath, etc, tle THOMAS UoLL IN, URE 4 H1 Cathedral at, FEYO LET\u2014NO.117 TUPFER ST, NEAR WESTERN mare, & very nice lower Lenement vf fuur rvome and bath.THUMAS CQL LINS, CRY 4 d'éstucdrel street, r LET IMMEDIATE Fora ION, FINE COTtage, U tiypoilia st, next to corner of Sherbrooke, Luw rent Joely Mu.REINHARDT, HEY 3 o PO LET-COMFORTABLE DWE OF 4 apartinnnts, freshly tinted ard ad hall, wc Iimmediate possession Appl YY GUODS STORE, 780 1 LE cor.Versailles and Notre Dame, droves.Dotei nmr Cte.1a fer.rs my 0 LE1-FINE LARGE STORE ox CHAROIL.heating apparatus, window t ZU27 Notre 288 6 Jez square, with ahader and hoist comuplete, Damon WW LE T- T iE UNOCCE CUFLED ATOR Balmoral Hotel block, The owne Uxilvie, is sxpendiag forty thousand 4 provements on the bulldibæ.and the 1 Ra crease of business resulting trom this will pA there stores woat desirahle business locations, One store han 8 rear entrance into hotel lobby and will be valuable for » drux store or wentlemen's furnish- Apply shies terms now in orde For terms apply at the office of the Balmorai Us tal 8 Offices te to Let.RAA ASS SLA 0 LET-VERY DERIRABLE JOFFE] a fiats, 30 Hespiial street, cor or Sohn \"HP miso at No.13 St Juhn quest, App MK wis oom 1 À 30 Jo Honpitel st \u201cWroverm tort Sale, Or \u2014 NINN NINN ANN Ais ai, AOR BALE-CHOICE DOUBLE LOT, D F Vestern and Victoris avenues, Cote ne ONE aser.À dy teal j'a: te a Agents, 1 32 et Juines street, heap te proupt PU .MINTO & CO, Wanted 10 Purchase, TED re TORRE ENTS eres 7 ANTED\u2014TO PURCHABE GENTS AT OFF The bikes prices a Clothing and fara, ! Orders by mail promptly attends to.Ad Isidore, 437 st lawrence \u20ac drens A.COUNTER =\u201c NTEL-Ty \"PURCHARE | Address \u201cQ Ka.WALT feet long.office, à ariners Wanted, AA ee AT SSL ST TTL Nm AN V ANTER= A PARTNER FOR A GOOD PAYING nae Th 0 25 percent 1 $2000.0, \u2018ir SEE required 615 to Addres BTAR D: VW ALIED-PARTRER WITI 35000 PER 5 take aif interest and wctive part in a well sriablishey Mmamnfactaring and retait business.Ap- SN 747,\" BTARU 290 Rooms Wanted, mn A - [RENN WW AYTED BY MAN.A GNOD FUR: ninhed room.th breskinnt and tea.English fainily preferred.Apply Charles 101 Comrglesion: bia, Rot a Preferred, P 825,\" i OOM\u2014WARM, WELL FUKNISHED poo, , with clothes press, b.and c.water in bathroo 23 Cathvart.pity VOM COMFORTABLE EURNIBHED, ol bathroom fal, gas and hot wate Catherine str poM-E ROOM 232 st, GANTLY FORNISHED HEATED BY 5 minutes\u2019 wuik from PF, Apply 11¢ Cham Pre Mark Lau 5 I DOME COMFORTABLE KOOMS, DOUBLE OR single, with board, 15 Balmoral st.2H I OOM\u2014YINE LARGE Roo.SUITABLE FOR vane or two gentlelnen, we cated; all modern table oar! MS Bleury = four coaveniences ; alu doors abuve Untario.RY QOM\u2014A COMFORTABLE FURNISHED ROOM, with san or partial board.in & priva 16 Platoau 1 GUMS \u2014 COMFORT ALLY FURNISHED, 159 bleurs à zsu + Ï VOM\u2014 DOUBLE FRUNT ROOM, BATHroom flat, stung TOUL sdioluing\u2019 i denied, with or without board, 21 Manaficld oJ 1 VOM - TO LET, WITH OA.A SICELT furnished bedroom (bathroown flat); for a 102 Mance at, just above Sherbrooke.288 1 wentleman.1 VUMS-FURNISHEKD, WITH BOARD, SUIT- abi e sor luarrie couples or woutlemeu.steam heated, gas, Dear ndsor Hotel.rchoster st BEY 3° OOM TO LET, COMFORTABLE ROOM, wi R rd, for one or WO © jody qu gle © nibite nglish family, central.Appi ET t kd OOME\u2014 Vd BOAKD, SUIT | OR-2 SENTLE wea or lady sad stattoms throom Jat; on ventence.4 eh 3 pc - A LARGE DOUBLE FKONT ROOM, with bey Window, suitable for married couple: nicely furnished.beated with hot water system, ter me erate ; location piessant.34 Uniyorsiiy atres OOM ITH OR WI WITHOUT B HOARD, SIT ate fesmily ; locality, Euglinh Cathedral bot water beat hot and cold water iu basin \u201cL 719,\" HTAR office.I OOMS\u2014 WITH BOARD, AT Strect: miso table boar 1 OOMS-TO LET, SINGLE FRONT ROOM, WITH LY board, Apply 127 Metoaife at, corner Burn.nie 280 3 112 STANLEY QOMB\u2014 ONE BEDIKOOM AN! ANDs SITTING HOOM, suitable for warried couple er tro sentlomen, with or with rut bosrd, injon a 200 1 vVOMH\u2014 FURNISTIED ono CNFURNISHED PARlor bedroom, use af Kite Farior and piano if desired; private family of J.\u201cToi George Le Terms moderate vo: OUM\u2014TU BRENT, FRONT ROUM, NICELY FUK- nished, for one or two persons, in a private fauifly ; not à boardiug house.285 Bleury.0G G2 RYNA LAHGE WFI.L FURNISHEL DOUBL BE ra; wlso singie bedroom; heated Apply 192 hot kir ; terius moderste.Monntain, ZHU 3 VUMS\u2014TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR witheut board.NU Ulen 260 2 Î OOMS\u2014FUKNISHED Sous.T AXD coll D water; slsu table buard.No, 72 Latour aire 200 1 VOMB\u2014TO LET.DOUBLE AND JINGLE, K oR nished, Ko pf the me Terms moderate, at Gii4 Sherbrook 2001 SHED PRONT PARLOR.OOM \u2014 NICE 2 I with nse of pieno.Price very low; in first lass private family.54 Vicloris atreer 200 2 OOMB \u2014 FURNISHED, WARM, PLEASANT, cliesp, double and single, wardrobes; use of kit A chen.Modern conveniences.146 8t toins at, u-ar Windaor.20 \u201c10 LET, with or without men or niarried couple.1 QUM-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM t board table tor two sente: ra street, 200 2 R% GE FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABI.E for 4 breakisst if required.456 st Lawrence nt.290 2} OUMK\u2014ONE SINGLE AND DOUBLE, NICELY furnisha! snd wel (este Jd.Bu Burnside Pire Terns very modhra 290 1 ROY NICELY Rae FRONT ROOM, clean and well heated: with every modern con- veutence 8U x } OOME_FURNINBED, DOUBLE ROOMS, witH board, anitabie for married coupisn or two nice gentlemen, 8lxo a single room, 30 t jnivaraitz dt I DOM \u2014 COMFORTABL Y \"FURNISHED, WITH or withont board, at DH Munsfield st.200 3 1 OOMS\u2014TO LET, WELL FURNISHED SINGLE and double rooms with firs class bosrd, at No it.D = [LN 1 » OOM \u2014COMP OR RTABLY Y FURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for one or two gentlemen; also single rooiun ou aontaroom flat, hot water, gas, etc.50 Cathoart 200 & Suoard.NAA OARD\u2014MER.McCEWAN.LADIES & SICK NURSE, superior accommodation for boarders, wit best medical attendance: strictly private.Terus moderate.157 Cadieux st.below 8 Catner rine.2 OARD-\u2014AND ROOMS Yor LADIES DUKING confinement, private, at Mrs.Bohme, 15 German at, 272 48 UARD-MADAME A LEFRANCÇOIS, LADIES' silos nurne, au ipertor accommodation fur board- ere, with best re dieal attendance; strictiy private Terman tuoderaie No.78 Bt, Lominiyu- st BO 30 BAR.VACANCIES FOR A FEW (TABLE University »t.NGO BA D- VATE FAMILY OF TWO, KO chilaren.for 8 lady or couple: Lhe lucalit cen tral.Address \"STAR Office das JOARD-.A VACANCY FUR ONE TABLE BU RD: or.86 Osborne street aan OARD PRIVATE BUARD, OR FURNISHED rooms, heated by hors wa A vistt mpiicited.N OARD\u2014AND TE For 1w0 \u201coR THREE gentlemen, at 433 si.Antoin st 284 3 Trane ar DORCHESTER 200 4 Froaup \u2014 street.OARD - GOOD BOARD AND counla of wentlewen, in a res; mily, with home comforts.ay ROOM, FOR A pectable private 1877 Notre 290 + Douses Tainted.NON a PP a a SN a Sa Sl NV ANTED-TO RENT, A FURNISHED FLAT OR snail comfortable hon in n respectable fheizhborhs for the winter go Address with particulars, \u201cQ 847,\" 5 2400 2 V ANTED\u2014A HUUN An Cote St.Antoine.for private Mw hoot Apply Porteous Armoly » aL, N CENTRAL | POSITION é lat Fel;, suitable Satin rent, 5 Cathers me.290 2 Board and Boome Wantss.TT TL a AL ANT D_ROOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE miiy, by young lady enrared durisg the day.Address sintion erma.\"Q 855.\" STAR office.\u201cVO 1 Specific Articles.| Al.A Perfect Article.[SH The purest quality of Cream Tartar, ineat re-crys- tallized Bi-Carbonate of Boda aretused iniits propare- Ie has stood A1 with boupekeepers for the past 30 yoars, and (s nuw (if possible) betier than ever.All the Best Grocers sell it, 20x Ah! DE LORIMIER! Fine (Gentlemen's Furnishings.Shirts made to order 700 Notre Dame Street.160 BOECKH\u2019S PAINTERS\u2019 BRUSHES, with flexible bridie attached.To be bad of all _leading Paint snd Oll and Hardware deslore.74h que DUDUE WOOD SPLIT PULLKY.The onl fect pulley.Ordera mpity filled y Stier Bros.Tors, Montreal, 2306s from stock YOUR SAFE OUT OFURDER ?8 her BEXN, of 208 81.James Brunet, at, wiil send to any city, town ur village Mont repair 4) Printing atten to on short ne 22 Telephone 10:30 181s KOFF NO MORE.N HITEWAsHiNG, pe LNG, PAPER HANGING ER à 20 a Poillp ss, PRESENTATION ADDRESSES Handsomely illuminated.EDWIN doX a 255 LE Ht.Francois Xavier st BILLIARDS! KTHIER & CO.Bititard Manufacturers asd Importers, Do all Kinds of Work in tbe Bililard Line.263evd 88 ST.DENIS, MONTEKEAL E.L.Table Monen to Loan.MONEY TO LEND od recond mortgages.Give full particu I di t Address lue property.\u201cP 834 BTAR OFFICE Stores, Gtc., IWanted.AA SAAS YANTKD \u2014 STORE.ARE DESIROUS or securi: cas in th Yiciniy Phillips square and he there pation as sou Se Biter ihe iat lors A Te apply with 1 full particulars to ©.Box 3 sai Read What They Say About Me! nn a Domtxiox TrauLan Lame Co, ontreal.We have had your street lamps in use for the past year, and are pleaned tu say they have given vntire satisfaction, 60 much so that we contem- piste doing away with all vur old style lamps to replace them with youre.A.J.WHIMBEY, Mayor, Village of St.Lambert.What do You Thin YOU WOULD LIKE T0 GIVE TO SOMEBODY FOR À CHRISTMAS PRESENT ?2RR23 Perhaps you find thisa ite hard to enswe but if you will ailow us we Lise you ain the narietance \u2018 ve we can.pnd me to sbu you our and wv ind Geeta! Foods auitable FOR ET or Gentlemen NOME LINES SUITABLE FOR MEN.3 Fur Lined Gloves, Silk MufMers, Handkerchiafs, Stik Fmbrojdered Braces, Joveiy Bilk Neckwea FhavinÆ Cases, Smokers Cases, Bilk Embroide- ed with ain trimmi $3.50 each: Biik Em obs.= fy Yancy asso nent of Fancy HEK Ladies esc 4 asing Gowas, and Mots \u2018of other moral articles \u2018a reasonable FOR LADIE»S., .Musical Dremeing Cases, Plush Brush and Comb 250 A, Ladle I Fara ne \u2018she lowest pri Fan ney Bilk Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Porfumen e Come and see au.agaor Goode Parchased now eg Te kept in store and delivered in City when desired, JOHN ALLAN\u2019S GRAND CENTRAL EMPORIUM, 659 to 665 Craig St., Montreal.2003 1 SCOTCH DRAIN PIPES - - PORTLAND CEMENT In stock and to arrive at lowest market prices W.& F.P.CURRIE & CO., 100 Grey Nun Street.duerch efs.The Alkaline quality a distinotive feature of the Caledonia Waters.Corrects acid condition of the system ; beneficial in stomach, blood and skin troubles and RHEUMATISM.SS TTT Ser.ek 3580 1.02 PWledical HIGHWAY ROBBERY.Bome highwaymen steal your money, others try to steal the results of your brain and the fruits of your labor, the latter is the wuret form of highway robbery.Liver Pinta.Merit has made a suocess of CakTER's Lire £ Thoy have become à household word, sud the people will haye them ; they know their value.Then cotes the highwayman with his IMrra- TIONS AND WORTHLESS FRAUDS, and with those he hopes to trade upon the merit and reputation of CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS Brwanxr Or THEsE HIiGHWAYMES : don't be imposed upon witb an article vffered to you as \u201cjust es good as C-A-R-T-E-R-8.\" There 1s nothing 80 good as \"C-A-K-T-E-H-6.\" Ask for \u201cC-A-B-T-E-R-'-B,\" and be sure you get the gob uine CARTENR'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS, Small Pil) A POSITIVE CURE FOR HEADACHE.SICK Small Deso Small Price WEAKNESS:MEN or exposure vende when you deal té ccna QUICKLY, THOROUCHLY, FOREVER CURED by a new perfected scion method that cannut t proved the first day, feel a neft eve day; soon men y, mund ine and ended.Every obstacle to happy od life re- ved.Nerve energy, beain power, when fail or lost are by this treatment.Victime of abuses and SX Comes, Tec your: hood ! Sufferers from folly, me on on tambon enables us to prepay duty to the with us, a8 is the States that Do « «tra expense\u201d, delay case ERIE \"MEDICAL C0., BUFFALO, K.Y.y ja usb Rfier J fectty are ig Jvc coca} pornos 1 ve (drach.Grain: A a owe ila us quote mate take pea aicd putas return mail Lay out private we witl furnish noat cases, for callon fo i | | \u201c CHAPOTEAUTS MORRHUOL.THE CURATIVE ACTIVE PRINCIPLES EXTRACTED FROM COD LIVER OL.NO TASTE OR SMELL.MORRHUOL is much more rompt in ita action than Cod iver Oil in the treatment of Consumption, Bronchitis, Rough, Pains in the Chest, Throats, and Asthma.MORRHUOL restores the health o pate weakly people, Wrrnour APPETITE, and those afflicted with Skin diseases, 8crofula, Scabs, sores in the neck, sore eyesand inherited lymphatic temperaments.ary ma: Consumptivs patients experience a caine of well-being, eat and digest Tyan d slap roundly, Gay, Ganette des Hopitaux.SOLD FN PHIALS OF 100 MORRWUOL PEARLS, EACH OF WHICH IS EQUAL TO A TEASPOONFUL OF QIL.CHAPOTEAUT, 8 Rue Vivienne, Paris.The above msy be obtained from all Druggists in CANADA snd the UNITED STATES.Wholesale of LYHAN, SOAS & CD, MONTREAL.MR.CLEVELAND'S WISH.NO EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS WiLL BE CALLED IN THE SPRING, A Commission to Prepare a Tariff Bill for the Meeting of the 53rd Congress\u2014The Government's Financial Condition Requires No Special Legislation.NEW YORK, December 9.-The Recorder's Washington, Db.C, special says: Word has come from Mr.Cleveland that no extra session of Congress will be called next spring.Mr.Gorman, as the senatorial representative of Mr.Cleveland, has received a tip that the best way out is by the appointment of a joint commission consisting of members ot thé House and Senate to prepare a tarif! bill in advance of the meeting of the 53rd Congress, and thus conciliate the radical members of the party who are clamoring for a called session in March.The President-elect since bis returu from\u2019 Hog lslahd has been examining the Ireasury figures, and has come to the conclusion that the flnan- cial condition of the Government will not necessilale special legislative action.The news was received yesterday, And Senaturs Gorman apd Miia set about Ahad Mr.Cleveland\u2019 wishes into effect.as been decided to create by a juipt'Tesulution a commission consisting of five Senaturs and tive members of the House, who will be members of the iifty-third Congress.The senatorial selections have already been made, Senator Carlisle will be Lhe chairman, and the remaining members wili be Senators Miils, Vest, Gorman and McPherson.Threa of the xentiemen are known to favor radical legislation.The other two are inclined tu the protective principle The same proportion will probably be obtained in the composition of the house committee.The names will doubtless be chosen from a list including, Wiison, of West Virginia; Turner, ot Georgia; Brèck- enrldze, of! Arkansas, MoMillen, \u2018of Tennessee; Stevens, of Massachusetts, and Bynum, of Jodiana.The commission will sel to work immediately after the expiration o! the present Congress aud wil have the schedules of a bill prepared in time for presentation to a cailed session in the autumn, if one is deemed necessary, altho \"gh it is Lhe belief of the few Democrats to whom this programme has been outlined that with a tariff bill once prepared it will not de necessary to have an extra season at all.Mrs.Maybrick Critically Ill.LoNDON, December 9.\u2014 Mrs.Maybrick is criticaliy tH in Woking prison.On Tuesday the governor of the prison summoned the Baroness de Mogues, Mrs.Maybrick's mother, from Rouen, and she arrived yesterday and D at once to the prison.1t was thought \u201cMrs, Maybrick was dying, and the sacrament was admiListered to her.She made the last confession of a dying prisoner, which, in case of death, is legally atiested and given to the prisoner's next of kin.Mrs.Maybrick swears that she was innocent of moral intent or deed and act agninst the life of James Maybrick.The Baroness da Kogues was oniy allowed to see her daughter for a short rime.Mrs, Muybrick had several hemorrhages of the lungs, which left ber s0 weak that if they occur again she will surely die.She has been suffering from these hemorrhages for six weeke.She has petitione r.Herbert sauter, the Home Secretary, to release her rom prison before ber (disease becomes in- a Mr.Asquith states that the condition of Mre Maybrick :6 receivinz serious oon- sideration at the Home Office.LonDpox, December 9.\u2014The Baroness de ues, mother ol Mrs Mavbrick, says her daughter is still alive, but she is unable to take food.doctor is near her day and night The ronese added: \u201c1! have no nope for her{ife mysell, but | want her released 80 ÆAhat she may die free and away with me to Care for her in her last bofrs.\u201d\u201d The Home office to-day re- uses give any information regarding Mrs.yurick's case Mr.Foster, the Acting retary of State, has instructed the Ameri Legation here to Intervene on behalf or M Maybrick with Lord Rose- bery, Secretar}.* \u2019 he damage was not serious.Al six o \u2018clock presided.The principal business before the .3 of or 3 28 EH 0 V ERCOATS this mornin x was sounde or meetin was e changes rende .to 0 90 ses .in a wooden Bhed in rear of 438 st.Denis necessary by the death of Mr, J, P 3'25 10 0 00 33 in all the different makes of Nap, Melton, Beaver, street, owned by Mr.U.Robert.clerk of the Bonsecours market.Mr.G.8 99 we 50 129 &c.f $3.90, - \u2014 Tessier, was appointed to fill the vacanoy, Chestauts, Spann.po oot i 7100978 49 c., Irom | A Brakemaa's Widew Sues the G.T.R.Mr.Joliocceur was transferred from St.An- Tres 109 for toine to St.Lawrence market and Mr.IL, Raw vor, 28 \u2018 'T w= Holiday Stock arriving The widow of Louis Monet is sulng the ror?was made olerk of St.Antoine mar- ana Being dela wed; ow i je rather ques, je ser D 38 DON Dally a Grand Trunk Rallway for $10,000 dam \u2014\u2014 an u enred ovine westher 3a i i i 1 ; | Grand Trunk Railway for $10,000 damages Court of Guecne Bench, prevailing.\u2019 Values sll round are stead.Quota- 85 .be led astray by misleading advertisements, but come (, V LINDS ATS V AREROOM ploy of the detendants, was killed while act- The Court of Queen's Bench re-opened peaver, perin.400 to 4650 and see for yourselves.\u2019 akeman.being struck by a bridge this morning with Mr.Justios Wurtele on Otter, per skin.110 00 to12 00 : 2270 St.Catherine Street while standing on the root of a frelxnt oar, the Bench.The Crown was represented by \u201c 078 to 180 Piaintiff aileges that the bridge was not Mr.M.J.F.is, and Mr.J.L., Bear, large, per skin.71200 1018 00 Whirling Upward.ALW AYS Special inducements te Customers giving old bullt as high as it should be tu avoid aoci- Arshambault, The first case oalled Besr, sm .8 00 to12 00 Lamontagne, Clarke & Co.'s advices from New Planes and Organs In part payment, dents, wes that of Dharies Jalbert chormed site Bear, cub, © 390 fo 400 won ida) are: The whole industrial group was ber this.No firm does, can or will sell the ool ; committing an assault upon three young Fox cross, 150 to 5 00 taken ln hand at the opening this morning and remember this , None genuine unless stencilled à { The Nowsbeys Receive Their Presents.COUR ac Len auoutl Fox: red, 100 to 40 Et which carried (bem moe Varennes the Impetus terling values for the same low prices we give.5 \"The other night Mr.Carsley presented the Ahi, Lynx.150 to 5239 ate of froma 1 io Along th h Whe day, with same s g P : 8! 3 newsboys and newsgiris with their usual Meeting of the Two Liberal Chiefs în arten, 080 to O 80 market outside Western Union was ee ively .a É ve winter presents.The diktribution was made Montreal.Raccoon, winter 825 80c, 750 strong in sympathy.Rock Island advancing WHY Nomen.Dove and gir lo shared tn fifty men, sir Richard Cartwright arrived In the city funk, per akin.8 38%400, 750 22?tor yrangors pond pass, AG some of Ww Pork.women, boys and | rename distr.this morning and registered at the Windsor.Boneocours Retail Markt, Way to covering of & few shorts, Western Uniss : Because we supply all our goods DIRECT from our about twenty-five less then thatofisst year Sythe Hoo.Wufrid Laurier and the Evo The marcet as fatriy war actended tis Bail points said 10 come.from tes Card 00e own factory to the public, thus saving the middle- Open Evenings during December, soosed to be quite afer a an Livoral chiefs spent the greater part of the ing both buyers and sellers, and a \u2018moderate was well distributed and some of the \u2019 280, omoriabe forenoon in eonference in Bir Richard's cpu & Duta vegetables was ou offer, irvagtn \"waa The Lo Lona Sosy hat the stock man\u2019s profit.: Taste His Commiceion.emer We Gabriel Cow Marken eu Pony.Eee PE was wit LACE CURTAINS \u20ac CLEANING, REE | re [Lee | EEE ER THE GREAT SALE MoE ames Brinson ug nner, axloon M G.J.Fosbrooke has entered a ougagements untll next .Steril .riz, ; keeners (Michasi Hayes saloon keeper firs 5 againet the Montreal d mous miikors muets douces mu de niterand a strong ua ever and 126 marked extremely ar.TY istic Furniture at SRE ve Eo on : puise) Por SRE eee Sat rene ve por Borel Raliway for $85.443.75, balance al- Ban teses over uh oe pes oberon Diving.arrived late.ystems Dis were reported S Armory Hall seder.The cs by, LEE = Phy ent, commission on sale of the saloon 8153 ieged to be due on account of s contrast for those Which changed Mande were: 9 cows Tor paving arrived | Tor iano?real Ny Re Victoria Arig) begins JE Craig street.baliding the road.20, 1 fer 055, for $35; à for $185, % for 1a that (Do manipulemen LV la Tm will be continued To-mor- ste angie od vs adverse $120; ana'® sor $105 tne sate.\u2018Aigher' prices, encouraged Dr ire citer row Baturday, Afternoon your money shi} be, Ov ae duree Petition Dismissed With Costa.swiss ation te rons os §ived short interest.In distillers there Manufacturers of Clothing, - 30 o k, Every article and Fetsmying a ax ail kinds of foods seat for wf, WAR Piaronneautt ve.Hood et al A Renan foe\u201d \u2018switzerland.wil Teron CT of tog Various : I vu, nod te ardless of price AMER DYEING CO., jos-consui for re _\u2014 } Pere a a O73 nd man Penis of Sri IIE, SE SERNLEMIT 400 RESIS ATRSE RS 1850 & 1852 NOTRE DAME STREET |ohenel, || |, , oo, BRITISH AMERICAN \u20ac all to 1 : .reated of defendant for manufacturing pur- ter street, on Thursday, January 5, 1803, ébes apriae Re 60e te © 69 gether, ae Doctor Soperear tae È (Corner MoGil) ° sets 2901 Auctioneers, MeGili, 1605 54.Unthorine st.F016 GOT\u201d ; BIRTHS.MCDONNELL-\u2014-On December 4th, 1808, at \u201c6 QOUALAID streel the wife ol uwen McDonnell, of a son.0 2 MARRIAGES A wells AVANAUGH~AL Gawpereau, N,N.by 5 Freoiuan, vo Nuvem 2tth, duo, © - sasperent Mountata, fu Let it Savanah of Wolrvitle.ANDSHERWOOD\u2014 AL Brockville.ur, uh moer 1, Su by the Kev, Hob.Bland, us Bintéd \u2018y Nes.mo GL Blivd, BA, Hev, ¢, KH Blend, 15.4 20 ul Monty 1), te Miss Emty 1 daughter of the lute: Wal, suerwood, Kn.Ha mlsler, ui brouk ville VAN Ace NN aspera.NS 08 November souh, by Ktev.Freeman, Martin 4.Cavanigu.of Wolviiie, Lo Ruth Atwell, of Gasperrau, DENNIS JORDAN AL Hallian, N.S.an beceni- der 1st.LY ev, Allan Shpsoen, Jobin Dennis, Of lallfax, to Margaret Jordan, vf: Sherbrooke, Guysborough couuly.BAND-MODOU GALL \u2014 AY Selma, ou November 2rd, by Rev.I.Chalmers Jack, BA.Raymond band, of New Glasgow.10 Minnie, daughier ul 4 apt.A.A.Mebougail.Maitland, NS.DENNIS-TAYLOK-\u2014AT Hautillon, Onl., où No- vewber Z8,by The Mes, Mr, Wade ba.Foungest daughter of yas.Dennis, Lo Albert Jaunes \u2018Tay.Jor, BAVIESECOR DAL Hamilton, Our, ou Decrn- Bor 5.DY l'auon Curran.rect SL Thomas Church, Harry H.Davis 10 Lille NM, Securd, oungent dai hier vf (he faute \\uittain Nyles, KL.Of Foro, REYNOLDS CHONK At North Luver, NS, on November 11h, by Hev.11.Minvica, Merton N.lMteynolds, of Nortls L ubee, Lû Lie M, Crank, of Grand Manan.BSHAW-MECUSPEY AI owen [8 ape N.>, On November 340th, oy Lhe ile N.Hughes, » Mard H, Shaw, of owl Wh county, lo ary E.McCuspe), of Hus sane pus .beri y AU Halifax.on Nuvens- bet VRLE, by Kev, Addison t, iow cn Gustave CC, Trelry, of Arcadia, 10 Lassie, youngest da vagtiler of Deacon Archluald Jeffery, of Pieasunt Lake TAYLOR-DENNIR\u2014AL Jamilton, on November, rth, Dy the Rev, Mr.Wade, Albert Jatues \u2018Taylor, Lo Eva, youngest daughter of Jutues Dennis, both of Harniitou.RUSSELT-SMITH-\u2014AL Calru, I.JOUR, 1502, by Che Mes.a.CI Htse Il, tute of Hamilton, Lo Mate, Mr, Alexanuer Smith.MITH-RUSSEILL\u2014AL Hauillton, Ont, Ob Novem- Ler 30, 1802, by The Het.CL Philips, Annie, daughier of Mr.atex.siniUi, to das, W, itussell, MTTH-INISH- Ou December 7, PEO, al Tue residence uf the bride's futber, 1040 Dorchester street, by the Rev.TT, 8.Mc Wiltan, Mr, Herbert Dudley smith, of Ingle- side, Compton, to Mi Mary lake Irish, eldest duugbter of DE, Irish, Fs.WAILALE-STEEY KSAT Elgin, A.county.N.8., on November FIHHIps, Jus, W.augnier ot Weduesdur.on November V6Uh, Charles Walluve, of Albert, Lo Kthel Stéeves, of Hlgln.WALKER-GERAGIT \"Y \u2014 By the Hev, F.M second 250 2 Dewey, WIN OS.Wulker Lo > orence E.daughter of he late Wi, seraglivy.DEATHS ARGUE\u2014 AL BL.athartnes, on the 6th December, Albert Squire, soa of Lhe lale Wm.Argue, uged 19 years, Al SEEM (HAUSEN3\u2014In this city, on December th, Ellzabeth, aged Ke years.Funerul ani services will take place on Saturday, 10th 1nst at 9 o'clock à.In.JL parish \u201cburch of Lachine.Friends and acqualnlances are requested Lo attend without further invitation.CHOSS\u2014ALSL Teélesphore, County nt Soulanges, Jrecember Sth, Wlillain Croks, à native ot Lan- ark, Scotland, In tbe 75tL yeur of his age.Hu- peril on Saturday, the 10th ipst,, froin the PR.Windsor station, ou arrival ot 11,45 u.In, [rain from Lhe west, 280 1 COVEY\u2014AT Halifax, ou becember 3rd,Mre.Nancy vovey, wile of the lale William Covey, of Indian Harpor, st.Margaret's Hay.[Boston papers please copy.) CONNURS\u2014At Halifax, on November 30th, Mrs.Jane vonpors, la the 0h year of her age.CAN ERHILL\u2014OD the 7th inst.al 186 Drum- mond street, tafant sou of George ahd Emily 3M.Cuverblll, Funeral private, HG 2 DUY LE\u2014]D bis city, suddenly.on the Uth ast.Warren A, Doyle, In hts 30h year, of the firm of JLB Doyle & vo, foiner al and interning will Lake place In New Yo 102 DUNLOP\u2014AL SL, Jot, x B., on December 2nd.Mrs.Isabelle Kidd, widow of the late John Dun.lop, tn the Bath yuar of her age.DIFHESNE\u2014in {bis city, on Lhe eighth instant, sophte tregoirs, widow of the late Olivier Du- Iresné, aged VO years, mother-in-law of Mr.Joseph Sipling and Jean Gary.Funeral wil take place on Saturday, tbe ?10th tostant, from J Gary's residence, No, 6 lande street, F'oint 8t, Charles, sl 7.15 a.m., Le (Cote des Nelges Friends are respectfully requested to attend.EASTMAN\u2014At Hamliton, on 2nd December, Catharine Eastman, 1 ber 54th year.GREGURI-AUSL Stéplien, NS.ON November 25th, Sophia Leeds, widow of the late Willaw Gregory.in the 85th year of her age.HARM OOD\u2014 AU Naxbug, N.H, on December 7th, Harry J.HW.druggist and chemist, aged 27, tldeat son ot H.s, Harwood, \u201c ignior nf Vaudreuil.Puveral at Vaudreuil On Sa urday, 10th fost, on arrival of the 4 a.m.traln from Montreal.Friends aro respectfully 1n- vited 2 2 LONG\u2014At Cambridge, Mass.on November 18th, of copswnpuiop, Edwin W.Long, aged 32 years, »00-10-1a w of F.©.Luvison, late conductor LR DALEY Halifax.op the Te ,daugnter of the late Hobert Rodert- KOD, ad Wite of J, Edward Lingley, tn the 5th year of her age.MILLOY\u2014In this city, on the 8th inst, Eliza Brett, beloved wife of Michael Mtlloy, in the 44 year of Let age.Funeral on Sunday, at 30 p.In, from her laie resiaence, 172 Wel- imgton street.Frien and scquaintanoes cordially invited to sd.{Wexford papers please copy.) McDONALD\u2014At Hamilton, on December 5th, Margarei E., daughter of Win.rod Kale Mc Donald.aged 13 years, O'BMIEN\u2014AL Bocabec, N.8., 0n November 16th, Dennis O'Hrien, aged 82 years and months.PIERCY\u2014ALSE dolhn, N.B., on the 2ad lecem- her, Samuel Wilson, Infant son of Charles and Amelia Plercy, aged 7 days THOMSON \u2014 AL KU, stephen, N.8,05 November 25th, Surah Augusta, pellet of the late Dugald \u2018Thonisou, aud 1hird daughter of the late Hon.Geo.NM aged 31 years, 161 December, JILESONAL_DETECTIVES UF THE MUST RK.à liable chaiacter ave furnished by Gan.+ cret service, Teinple Huildiag, Ton treal.The ands of this other are special sworn Detectives { for the while Loustnion and sre un contract with the Provincial Goverpment to for their atiminal éstective work, Heferences: iuæ tontks Corporations and Hotels of this êtty.Johan A Grose, bu Commercial Branch.silas Car Jenter, son .C rimuinel hr Ot EHMONAI-JORFPH DOI, AN, PLANTERER BY trade, please wend address to Jour brother John, 41 W-44th street, Now York Cit 280 3 PERSONAL LADIES USE \u201cCURLINE\u201d FOR A ting curl, proof against heat snd demp\u2014a dd ri lite and beauty te th* hair Price #5e JT Lyous cor.\\raiv and Bleury stree (10) a .Cabinets! in nl! Weeds, ler MUSIC AND BRIC-A-BRAC, RENAUD, KING & PATTERSON, Furniture and Bedding, 2ROAtZ 8652 CRAIG STREET.Wanted To Rent, A GOOD MODERN HOUSE, About 10 or 13 Rooms, To district between 8t Urbain and University, fherhrooke and Prince Arthur.Apply by latter to BOX 2082, P.O.2004 1 Linen Handkerchiets Silk Handkerchiefs ; Lined Gloves Scarts, Ties Muttiers.Umbrellas Hoslery, Underwear In all the above lines ur stock is fully assorted and we invite our friends.to call and inspect.JOHN AITKEN & C0., 1757 Notre Dame Street.200192 Only $40.00! Our 16th Century Birch Cheval Glasa Bedroom Suite.T'olish Finish and B.B.Plates.Come ani! examine.\"RENAUD, KING & PATTERSON, Ù Lure ture and Beddinx, \u201c80! 3h?CRAIG STREET I Hmm; THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR.FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9.1892.\u2014SIX PAGES, S.CARSLEY\u2019S COLUMN.\\ 854 We have not purchased any Faney Goods, suoh as Toys or Ornaments, ete., for the coming Holiday Season, therefore, will not HAV BUT RUMMAGE SALE FE A XMAS BAZAAR WILL HAVE A GRAND INSTEAD, » By a Rummage Sale we mean all the Toys aud Fancy Goods left over from the lust Christmas Bazaar,also all the Fancy Goods from each department in the store, that do not legitimately belong to the Dry Goods business.SEND THEM ALOFT The order given to the managers of the different departments 1s, give your stocks a Regular Good Rummaging Over and send all Fancy Goods aloft to the Carpet Floor, also with all Odds and Ends that do not belong to the Dry Goods.IN THIS RUMMAGE SALE The following classes of Goods will be offered at mere nominal prices.DOLLS, MECHAN from six to twenty inches long.ICAL TOYS AND ORNAMENTS.FIRST CLASS PERFUMERY.DOLLS' BEDS AND BEDSTEADS.Glove, Handkerchief, and Jewel} Boxes Bleighs and Cutters Dolls Travelling Trunks\u2019 Regular Standard Santa Imported Toys in grea Hand and Triplicate Mirrors, Silver and Plush Mounted Toilet Sets, Sil Children's Cutlery Sets Claus t variety Mirrors ver and Plush Mounted A SPORTING LOT Leather Collar and Cuff Boxes Work Boxes, Writing Cases Japanese Cabinets and Boxes Oak and Silver Trays Antique Medallions And a host of other articles suitable for Christmas presents Putting it plainly this Rummage Sale taking itas a whole is a Rare Sporting Lot WELL WORTH ATTENTION.Tle prices are mere nominal as compared with real value.TAKE THE ELEVATOR FOR RUMMAGE SALE TAKE THE ELEVATOR FOR RUMMAGE SALE TAKE THE ELEVATOR FOR RUMMAGE SALE TAKE THE ELEVATOR FOR RUMMAGE BALE TAKE THE ELEVATOR FOR RUMMAGE SALE TAKE THE ELEVATOR FOR RUMMAGE SALE TAKE THE ELEVATOR FOR RUMMAGE SALE TAKE THE ELEVATOR FOR RUMMAGE BALE TAKE THE ELEVATOR FOR RUMMAGE SALE TAKE THE ELEVATOR FOR RUMMAGE SALE AND BRING THE CHILDREN ALONG AND BRING THE CHILDREN ALONG AND BRING THE CHILDREN ALONG AND BRING THE CHILDREN ALONG AND BRING THE CHILDREN ALONG THEY'LL ENJOY IT IMMENSELY = This Grand Rummage Sale At S.CARSLEY'S.\u201cThe who had \u2018ve raked in à prett tours Looking lot this morning.haven't they! ** observed the stranger, roppe tn at the police-stat You are looking at the wrong mang * said the reporter to whom he had spoxen.\u201cThose are not the prinoners, They are the lawyers RUMMAGE SALE BEGINS TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1078, but will not be in full swing until Monday or Tuesday.A Grand Day To-morrow with the Rummage Sale and other Inducements in the way of WINTER MANTLES AND JACKETS, REDUCED PRICES IN BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.The prices we are selling Winter Mantles and Jackets should give us a Busy Day To-morrow, even if no other inducements were offered.S.CARSLEY, Notre Dame Streot.TEN TEN TEN TEN TEN TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10ra, WE OFFER CABES CASES CASES CASES CABES BOYS* BOYS\u2019 BOYS\u2019 BOYS\u2019 BOYS\u2019 CLOTHING CLOTHING CLOTHING CLOTHING CLOTHING TEN CASES BOYS\u2019 WINTER CLOTHING.Youths' and Boys\" Winter Overcoats, Youths\u2019 and Boys Winter Tweed Suits, ouths\u2019 and Boys\u2019 Rigby Overcoats.S.CARSLEY, Notre Dame Street.\u20ac Minister: Bo bby : 75 you, ge to school, do you, Bobby?\" Le me near Bow you spell bread.\u201d 1e \u201cFr er spetis It with an &, Bobby \u201cYos KI KI KI KI KI KI KI! KI KI] KI TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) WE OFFER FIVE CASES OF sir; but you didn't sak me ow Webster spells it\u2014you asked me how I spell it,\u201d D AND WINTER GLOVES D AND WINTER GLOVES D AND WINTER GLOVES D AND WINTER GLOVES D AND WINTER GLOVES D AND WINTER GLOVES D AND WINTER GLOVES D AND WINTER GLOVES D AND WINTER GLOVES D AND WINTER GLOVES KID AND WINTER GLOVES Ladies\u2019 Kid and Wintet Gloves Men's Kid and Winter Gloves Girls\u2019 Kid and Winter Gloves Youths\u2019 Kid snd Winter Gloves Boys\u2019 Kid sud Winter Gloves For all kinds of Gloves come to Canada\u2019s Glove Store, namely: 8.CARSLEY'S, \u2018 Notre Dame Street.AWAY FREE AWAY FREE AWAY FREE AWAY FREE GIVEN GIVEN GIVEN GIVEN / In order to facilitate matters and five Ladies with their children time to LINGER A WHILE at the RUMMAGE sale and visit other Departments, Tea and Coffee will be served free of charge, To-Morrow (Baturday.) S.CARSLEY.we \u201cJOHN MURPHY & C0.| JOAN NURPRY & C0.ADVERTISEMENT, GETTING BIGGER -\u2014AND\u2014 GETTING SMALLER At The Same Time Heems & contradilicm 10 words.lt ia not 80 in facts itez actly expresses what is taking piace at our Big Mantis Bale.The crowds that attond are every day gotdbiog larver, and as n natural consequences he stock Je writin) \u2018\u2019eu:ali by de- grecs aud penutituily less, It aa wiill anourh.however, to 1014 bargains $0 every new .The terms - \u2018ter, considering the first class quality of the goods.are sufficient to diminish any stock.Thes 20 Per Cent.Of sli lmported Jackets, Dulmans, and Ulsters, the latest fashions and the newest étyles.ALSO, Reveral beanlitul lines \u201ccut dow 0 Js 80d 33 hel original price Burely vik te Haun by wa fina ot inducement JOHN MURPHY & CO.20 per cent discount LADIES\u2019 FAWN JACKETS 8 6.75 30 per cent off .7.50 20 per cent off 8.25 20 per cent oft 10.00 20 per cent oft 3 eee \u2014 Half Price LADIES\u2019 FAWN JACKETS $ 6.00 tor 83.00 14.00 tor 7.00 10.00 for 5.00 Discount » 1-3 Original Price LADIES ULSTERS, ALL COLORS 814.00 tor $4.75 18.50 tor 6,50 WILLIS & 60S WOSICAL COLUMN XMAS, 1892.\u201cBELL\u201d The THOMAS LIGGET.CARPETS Please the most Fastidious Purchasers.THOMAS LIGGET selects his Carpets from the most renowned makers.THOMAS LIGGET'S CARPETS Cause competitors great trouble and anxiety.THOMAS LIGGET'S PATTERNS Are all \u2018made private for his own Customers.THOMAS LIGGETS CARPETS Comprise all that is novel and STANDS effective.THOMAS LIGGET'S CARPETS Are the best value in the market.THOMAS LIGGET Is always prepared for large contracts in Carpets, Curtains, Rugs, Parquet Carpets, and Art Carpets, Curtains, Shades, Portiers, House Furnishings, and Floor Coverings of every description.LADDER For Tone, Touch and Durability.See and hear them, and you will buy no other! A guarantee from this Company means something.WILLIS & CO, SOLE AGENTS, 1824 Notre Dame Street, MONTREAL.HAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED.THOMAS LIGGET, 1884 Notre Dame St.GLENORA BUILDING.290t 20011 Children\u2019s Reefers, Half Price.1781 & 1783 Notre Dame Street, And 103, 107, 109 and 111 ¥:.Peter 8:.Terme Cash aud Only One Prien \u2014 2103 JAS A OGILVY & 505 ADVERTISEMENT.m2 00 tte 2 Gents Furmishing Deyl Just opened a case of latest novelties in Gent's Ties for Xmas presents, choice designs and beautiful colors, all prices, Also Ties in fancy boxes ready for mailing.Special line of white dress shirts all linen fronts and cuffs, best value in the city, 75 cents each.Choice Braces of every -description, also done up in separate boxes for Xmas trade.See our line of all Wool Flannel Shirts at $1.00.Better qualities $1.25, and a line of very fine fancy Flannel Shirts at 81.50.Collars and Cuffs in the latest styles and the very best qualities.Specisl attention given to our Order Department, All orders entrusted to our care will receive prompt and perfect execution.Shirts made to order.anteed.IN BOYS\u2019 SUITS.Splendid assortment of patterns, all sizes, perfect cut and fit, well finished.We are now ready to receive orders in tailoring.Satisfaction guaranteed.JAS, À OGILVY & SONS The Family Drapery aad Dress Warehouse, 803 te 207 ST.ANTOINE STREET, 144 te 150 MOUNTAIN STREET.TELEPHONE 83285, 290 280t Perfect fit guar- MARCUSE 866 St.Paul Street Christmas Cards! CHRISTMAS CARDS! New Year's Cards! CHRISTMAS CARDS! Christmas Cards! Bookiets and Boxed Cards (Ruglish and French.) Huco»g W Dealers should order new while the week is complete, 28018 A BARGAIN.10 dozen Gentlemen's White Hemstitched\u2019 Silk Handkerchiefs, worth 50c, to be cleared out at 30 Cents.JOHN AITKEN & CO, 1787 Notre Dame Street | Notre Dame Street 7002 WEATHER REPORT-\u2014Friday, December 9th, 1892.ACKSON\" PHC uli BS ERS 4 SATE Th ter this BL.Leussasrceucces 40 Clondy.ourewss, wiil In So in Invtsnce Corresponding Friday, 1801.a It] | Clear snd Fair.ÉVÉSSAS Se Toop sami rian 7 dol WE MANUFACTURE, BEYOND né Acs jai QUESTION, THE MOST 0 Cons Mr Pefe-Tilg Clothing ! BOYS\u2019 OVERCOATS.Frieze OV@rCOBS.\u2026.\u2026.uscscsrrecsrresrs raneadraurensar vacance $5.00 50, $6.50, 88.50 Tweed Overcosats.$2.00, 23.00, $4.00, $5.00 Nap Overcoats.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026eses retreive terre sense sens , $5.00, $6.00 BOYS' SUITS.TROUSERS.Tweed Suita.,.$2.50, 3.50, 4.50, 5.50 Boys\u2019 Knee Trousers\u2014 85¢, 750, $1.00, $1.25 Worsted Suits.4.50, 5.50, 6.50, 8.00 Jersey Suits.75¢c, $1, 1.50, 2.00, 3.00 Youths\u2019 Buits\u2014 $3.50, 5.00, 6.00, 7.50, £8.00, 10.00 Men's Buits\u2014 Moleskin Trousers.$2.00, $2.50 $0.00, #7.50, $9.00, 310, $12,814 Corduroy Trousers.£2.50, $8.00 Overalls, Jumpers, and Cottonade Gooda.\\ OVERCOATS AND ULSTERS.Men's Overcoats in Melton, Nap, Frieze, Beaver, Worsted and Tweed, Ulsters in Frieze, Scotch Tweed and Notions.WINTER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.Shirts and Drawers Shirts and Drawers.cs 87 Shirts and Drawers.Sh.ts and Drawers.\u2026 LL Bhirts and Drawers Shirts and Drawers Boys\u2019 Shirts and Drawers, 25c.99 Boys Shirts and Drawers, 50c, Boys\u2019 Combination Suits, 760 and $1.00.FLANNEL SHIRTS.Flannel 8hirts, collar attached, $1.00, 1.25, $1.50, $2.00.Flannel Shirts, with Silk Nockbands, blo 00, ¥1.25, $1.50.Heavy Berge Shirts, \u2018\u201cNavy \u201d only, $1.35 Knit Blue Shirts, 75 and 850.Franklin Smock and Jerseys.Cardigan Jackets.Cardigan Vests.Chamois Jackets and Vesta.HATS AND CAPS.Every desirable style of Fall Hat in stock.Fur Caps for Boys and Men.Imitation Fur Caps, 50c, Te, $1.00, 81.50 up.Cloth Caps, 250, 500, 75c, $1.00.; For Popular Priced Clothing our stock is beyond question unrivalled.NOTE THE ADDRESS: WILLIAM CURRIE, Clothier, Hatter and Haberdasher, Boys\u2019 Long Parts\u2019.1.25 81.50, $1.75, 92.00 Youths\u2019 and en's Trousers for office wear.82.50, $3.00, $3.50 Working Trousers- $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, 82.50 1953, 1986, 1957 NOTRE DAME STREET.290t1 Fresh from the Springs Owned by the French tGevernamosi, 100 Cases Quarts Genuine Vichy.Vichy from the Bpring ud a Grille.\" Vichy trom the Spring Vicks row the Shin Vie t r 12.00 per single camo.i 9 n 5 case lots in 10 case lots.FRASER VIGER & CO.EXTRACTUM QUAHAG.SE Burnham's Cia Rouillen er Clam Fresh supplies just te b Burnhs brated Bouillon of Clam sad Fobam\u2019e Cele FRABEK, VIGER & CO, » Beef in 11 oz.tua Aes Lists Extractun Carnis (oxtract of beaf) OF.p TEAS FROM CHINA.Tens from Japan! Tens trom India\u2019 Teas trem Cevion! OUR CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES The Lordly \" Ksravan » Tea, the very Ghoicest Early Spring PICHER \u201cBHEAKFAST CONGOU TEA \u201cHKARAYAN\u201d TEA, 80 centa per pound, in 1 lb.packages.\u201cKARAVANY TEA, 75 cents per pound, in caddies of all nizes.OUR NEXT GRADE.Fancy Bates Breukiaa neuchens Tea nts por pou 70 sents per Sova in cata of ail sizes.FXTRA BREAR FANT ce oNGou TEA 40 c er pou Hô cents per pond fa A of ail sizes.OUR \u2018*\u2018SPEUIAL BLEND\u201d OF FINE BREAKFANT TEAM, 45 cents per pound, in lb packages, A BLEND OF FINE INDJA.CHINA AND \u2019 TEAN, 40 cents per pound in caddies of all sizes.THE \u201cPOPULAR TEA FOR THE MASSES, At 3 popular price.Quality strictly maintained, CEYLON OUR FAMOUS 35 Ceut\u201d ENGLISH BREAKFANT TEA.(Jame price to one sod 45 cents per pound tn 1 ib.435 vents per pound ta aires ot fam niges.1465 cents per pound |i pualf We have purclissod a Îlne à FINE BL ACh TEA.Thich we propose to rattle off during the Christ.trade cents per pound,ia 1 pound packages, 0 \"es Cents Per Pound in Caddies of sll sizes, from 5 pounds up.have purposely purchased (bis lot for those prions means require them 10 econowize eve \u2018rex CUP THAT CHEERS.£te, Etc, Ete, Price\u20143U cents or pound in axes; 25 cents per pound & Ib.lota For t os preferri ny JAPAN TEA, our pris is also complete.FINE JAPAN T 25 cents per pout 4 CHOICE JAPAN ka, SU coute per pound, FINEST JAPAN TEA, 40, 50 and 0 couts per Remember the FINE MYOUNG HYsON\u201d TEAX, 50c and 75¢ per ib.FINE \u201cGUNPOWDER ?» TRA.Fipest Formos Oolong Teas.otc, ot.Avsiresdy stated, we take bo stock In in - \u2018rine Terable rend oi fre tea flovu.ng the market.Lei those sell them who will, FRASER.VIGER & CO., ITALIAN WAREHOUNE, 199 St.James Street.Rivetted Arms, Movable Head, Real Hair.\u2014 SEE OUR SPECIAL LINE \u2014 Mosr Pznrzcr FEATURES, 5 KID DOLLS, \u201cBLOCKS.BLOCKS.\" Over 40 Lines BUILDIXG BLOCKS, selected for the oir ucational ss well a» Entertaining \" Leek Ou: fer Our List of GAMES and BLOCKS.6 A HOLLAND & SON.1758, 1760 Notre Dame st.OUR PRICES TELL, AND THE PEOPLE TELL OUR PRICES! Dargais Extraodiary for Te-Maron, Saluda \u2014AT THE\u2014\u2014 Great Bankrupt Stock Ha corer OF \u2014\u2014\u2014 W.GODBEE BROWN & COS FINE STOCK 438,000 worth « Finest Goods Made Bought at 55c on the $.In Men's Furnishings, Men's Smoking and Dressing Jackets, Men's Rubber and Rigby Coats, Men\u2019s Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Overshoes and Rubbers; Cashmere Gloves, Corsets, Cashmere Hosiery, Vest and Drawers, Whitewear of every Kind, Colored Sateen Skirts, Rubber Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Gaiters, Overshoes and Rubbers.{# We have the Finest and Largest SRE\u201d \u2018of Kid and Silk Gloves in the City, all at Bankrupt Prices.t¥ Five Hundred Rubber Dolls, for the little ones, Secure your Xmas Presents now, at the Greatest Bankrupt Stock Sale ever held in Montreal 221 ST.JAMES X.B.\u2014Store open from 8 a.m.to 11 pio».t.One, Tas.Thom G.Thomson, D.G.l'homsun, D.AP.Wait He White, B.E.Wight and vhhers \u2018The president, Mr.E B.Greenshields, explained wuy ihe meeting had been called.1L wa3 to anthiorize Lhe issue ol bonds to the extent of $304,000, under, the provisions of the statute o! the Province ot Quebec, to be secured by tirst privilege and nypothec on the jand owned by the Moatreal Board of \u2018Trade, and to amend by-law 28a.BY-LAW 28 A KEADS: For the purpose of paying for he property recently purchased and [he erecton and equipmeut ol new preinises thertun, the Council is author- wed to rise capital not exceeding 3500 LOU, DY the Issue of transterable shares, bouds, or otherwise, wit.a or without bypothec, and on such con- aittons as 10 the rate and payment uf Interest and the repayment of the Capital usthe Council may deen Leal.\u201d The only change in this by-law was that the ligures were Lo be lucreased from $500, 000 to $550,000.In expisininx tbe obleet of the meeting the president remarked thal thers was no ehange Lo apeak ol in the estimates of the new building or oo the generalproperty.The council hai been very curetul in the way of extras, and the statement of cost did not vary oy a few thousand doliars {rom the stataruent aubinitied by their former president, Mr.Robert Archer.What the meeting was asked to di waa simply to conlirm the action o! Lhe Council taken last year Mi.overt Atcher moved that the by-law be umendeu, and Mr.J.P.Cleghorn second- in Before the motion was voted upon, however, Mr.George Hague.general manager of Lhe Merchants Bank, bad a jew remarks to make.He thourbt before thal amendment was passed that the Board should consider he position of the second moits age nd hoiders.They had sub- scrited understanding that the second ishue was Lo be $3200 000, and the tirst issue $300,- uti), He questioned whether tne Board of \u2018Frade bad the right to issue $3H0,000 worth of vonds roore.This, Mr.Hague was of the opiniun, would resuit in weakening the position of those held the second mort- age bonds by fully 29 pec cent.It was a exe! questivn whether the Hoard han a rignt vw do this, snd Mr.Hague thought it should he clears uj.r E.B, Greenshlelds explained that mast uv! the second mortgage bonds had been taken up by subscribers who were perfectly aware that the second issue would be fot $250,000.\u2018lhe bulldinæ would be worth the extra inoney put on it, apd these subscribers would be sharivu in Auch wore portant proper ty, which was quits another matier.The recond bondtivlcers wate in a very strong position.Mr.Hague: \u201c| ilo not care myself, neither does Lhe bank | represent care.I'he nitupie question, however.is whether we can do Lbis iexaily.\u201d\" Mr.E.B Greenshields: \"We have the oplulon v! Messrs.Hali, Cross, Brown sud Sharpe and of Messrs.Bethune & Bethune, two eminent lirms, and they say it is perfect!y legas.\u201d Mr.Cisghorn.\u2018I took it fur granted when | wecauve the motion that the Coun- cll uad Laken all the legal precautions.\u201d Ihe amendment passed unanimously.The Hon, Gee.A.Drummond move the following lo regard to tie first mortgage pnds : That the Council be and ft 18 hereby authorized tO issue bonds 10 Lhe extent of Three hundred thousand dollars to Le secured under the pro- vistons of the statule of the Province of Quebec 55-56, Victoria, ch, RY, by nrst privilege and hy- pothic où the land owned by the Montreal Hoard of Trade.fronting on Nt, Sacrament street, and bounded on one Ride dy St, Peter street, and on he other «ide by NI.Nichola.-ireet abd the buildiny thereon connected.\u201d Mr.W.W.Oglivie seconded this motion, which carried unanimiously, and this concluded the business.Reni Estate News.C, À.La Porteous has eold to the Royal Electric Co.parta lots 1550 and 1553.8t Ann's Ward, fronting on Prince street, area 18,727 fent, tor $17,793 DU, or 95 cents per foot.H, Viau bas soin te the Roya! Electrie ('o.lot 1548, st.Anna Ward, fronting un Prince «treet, with wooden and brick buliditgs, for SS000, M.H.Seymour has sold to Clearintbe Lauriu et al.lot 1641-6, 7, SL.Antoine Ward, Pau ou Seymour avenue, vacant, for Inaie Taillefar har anid to L.Ploussard lot 182 parish ol St Laurent, fronting on Cote Veru Road, with butidingk, for $1100.W.E.Blumnart has sold to Pater Rowan tots 5-09, and 96-59, 90, viliage o! Cote St.uis, totul area 6350 feet, for $1270, or 20 ts per fool.J.F.X.D.Rolland han roid to A.Caron 134, St Lawrence ward, area 4158 feat, with buildings; for £11,850, or $2.58 per foot.J.Richard has aoid to P.Vezina #t al, part a Gs, St.James ward, 32 feat by 63, front- LE en St, Catherine street, with houses, for $12,500, or $6.20 per foot.10 NET has soid to J.H.Saglvain lot BE, St.James Ward, 24 feet >y 94.with house, etc, for $1100, or forty-eight centa per fout, Bustin ness » Notes.E.Mathieu and H.R.Lanotot, druggists, have formed à limited partnershlp as tieuri clot, F.W.Waiker and C.J.Walker, dry goods merchanta (Walker hros,: have dissolved partnership, Thos, Logan and Henry Love have formed silmiteu partnership as the Montreal Steam Laundry Co.I Partnership bas peep re registered between A itllips and P cGovern, dry goods (Phillips & McGovern).ve The United Fire Insurance Co.has fled in the Tuteiie office a decinration that Thomas Hutls Hudsoo has been appointed its attor- Duy in Canada.Liberated from tho Reformatory.Recorder de Montigay thinks that the \u201cProvincial Government has again gone too far.They have ltveratad a thirteen-year- old girl named Fortunate Deslauriers who, to save her from tho degrading Influences of her home, was aent tu the Heformatory School.She had been tound guilty of being an inmate of à house ot tli-fame kept by her mother.The Provincial Secretary has decided that she ~hould be liberated, as she was found ip her own howe.Voting at Kt.Lambert on the By-law.Voting was golng ou to-day in st.Lambert on the by-law passed by the municipal council authorizing the expenditure of a sum whi ng to the plans, will amount to from to $70,000.This is fog water and arin for the Tage, The voting will be conci morrow Fined For Interfortng With » Ptatisn Agent.Patrick Lalonde, of Vaudreuil, amused him- ve.! by Interfering with the agent of the jirand Trunk Rallwey town night.The gout = sitlog at et telegraph instrument Lu the d ance occurred, so he Datæctive Boaz, who weat aod ne offender to appear in the Pultos ¢ Court this morning.He did so, pleaded gullty and was fined ten dullars, or one moath's imprisonment.FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES.Au Important Principle Involved in the Case of Barnard ve.Molson, In the caso of Barnard versus Mrs.Alexander Moilèuun, Judge Taschereau has awarded plaintiff $4260.91, with toterest and costs, Thi action to recover the n account mainiy due for professional services lu oconneo- tion with the substitution of the will of the late John Molson.The princi aifficuity in this care was in connection with an item of $1500 for services, not charged according to the regular tariff, The court held that there was evidence of an understanding that the plala- tiffs services rhould be reunerated according to their fair value and not 1 accordance with the ordioary tariff for legol services.The French law was Lhe one to govern a case of this kind, and it was there provided that an advocate could fix the value of his services, when such were Dot covered by ihe tarifY, as jong as he did so with moderation.A prior agreement was forbidden by the French law as being contrary tothe dignity and delicacy of the profession.His Honor decided that the Usual tariff of fees did not rule Letween advocate and client In cases of this kind, and gave judgment accordingly.Satety Guard For Klectric Cars, To the Editor of the STAR: SiR,.\u2014In Boston and other cities, there is a balely guard arranged on both ends of the electric car in the form of 6 large Wire tray which will catch any one who may be by misfortune in the way.Why not adopt it here?Jt wight Le the means of saving manv lives in à year, or prevent serious Accident.SUGGESTION.Liquor Cases.In the Police Court this morning, Eliza Bigras, 305 St.Dominique, was fined $150 and costs for selling liquor without a liconse.Sarah Uornish, of 123 St Maurice streei was lined $75 and costs and ner certificate anuullea for selling liquor on Sunday.Nellie Anderson, for stealing seven dollars from Andrew Martin in a Craig street saloon, was sentensed to six months\u2019 imprisonment.Stole a Boy's Sleigh.Henry Finley, a laborer, 29 years of age, was sentenced this morning to a month's imprisontment for stealing a boy's sleigh from Goldsiein\u2019s store on Cralz street.Lalonde Versus M.and S.Ry.A writ of execution.returnacle, 28tn inst.agaiust Lbe Muatreal! and porel & y.Co, bas been issued on behall of E.C.Lalonde, whoee claim is for $765.Terrebonne County.A delegation of electors from Terrebonne county will wait on Mr.J.L« Archambault, Q.©, to request him to ailow himself to be placed in nomination for the Commous.PERSONAL.Miss Mabel Drinkwater is visiting (riends In OruuLo.Mr.W, A.Geddes, of Toronto, was tn the city Festerday.Mrs.J.À.F'eterson is tn New York for the bepe- nt of her health, Miss prinkwater is at St, dohn.New Brunswick, visiting relauv Mrs, E, bawlings ieft Lhis morning for New York tb uieel her busLund and son.Mr BE.A.Dyer, MP for Brome, arrived atthe Huli tals moruling from sutton.The Hoan.Jolin Mcintosh is not improving so quickly as his (rends would like, Mr.M.Scanlan, of the Dominion Line, has gone Lo Lhe Eastern l'Ownshipe on à business trip, Miss Florence Taylor, of Ottawa, 1» in town, She 18 staytax at Dr.Simpson's, Mansfield street Mr.David Burke, general manager of the New Yors Life, returned trom Toronto this morhing.Sir Donald and j.ady \u201cmith are expected home for Christmas.They may sall from Liverpool next k.Miss May Toller, of Ottawa, Is spending the winter With Ler aunt.Tly, at Government House, 8t.Joan, New Brunswick.Mr.il.McLanghlan, the surveyor.and Mr.W.J, Mekenna, now that barigation 18 closed, will leave on a sburi holiday to- \u2018The Hon, Wilfred Laurier à and Madame Laurier were the guests of Mr, H.C.KL.Pierre and Madame Plerre, al a musical reception al their residence, Berri street, last evening.Mr, Frank Ferron, one of McGlil'a popular students of the final year of Medicine, was to-da elected by a large majority of his rellow-students as representailve 10 attend the medical dinner of the Queen's Medical College of Kingston.Mr.McKenzie, joint contractor for the building of the streel ratlways controlled by Mr.Everett aud ocrhers, was in the city lo-day.He stated that the work nf Construction in the various cities was at an end for ihe present season, brut that work would be Immediately resumed on Le adveaol of sprinx.The Hotels.The following are Lhe arrivals at the hotels: WINDAOR HOTEL.A.Anderson, New York; G, Beardmok, Toronto; J.Ke Bentley and wife, New York; EP P.Ben- r.SL.Johus: A.A.Bueil, Billington; E.M.urns, Kerkeuer: Ars.Carrick.Baltimore: A.Cungaon, Wiuat W.5.Urodell, Hoston: H.A.Calrin, Gardeu inlanQ: F.H, Cawley, New York; G.H.bantels, New York; G.vu.xter.F.H.Mougall, Scotland; C.M.Ellenger, New York; Ww.a Lwerson, St.Albuns; A.L.Frelan: der, New C.D, Flogg, New Yor; .C.Garry, New York; J, \u20ac, tiager, New York: E.C.Gale, 8 Goodman, New York: K.B.Hib bard, Mlnneapolls; G.J.Humphrey, Boston; W, B.Ives, Sherbrooke: J.King, Toronto; w.Krogman, New York; fl.\u2018Ww.Rim ball ad mire.Buster; W.A, Lewis, Fargo; C.B.McAllister aud wife, Parka: Hy M.T Noel Philadelphia; E Ne begin, Boston: H.Rittiebone, Herkemer; J.C.Kobertson, &t Johns: ti.[.Rhodes, Chicago: d.F.Rtairs, Halifax: T, N.&lltes, New York: G.W.Yarker, Toronto, ST.LAWRENCR HAlL.F.E.Alleyn, Hamilton: W.Borthwick, Ottawa; G.F.bradueld, Morrisburg; C.C.Cleveland, Dan- ville: E.A.Dyer, Sutton; A.Grant, Londonderry; H.B.Hoitinghes Cobourg, David Hunter, Dan.ville; A, K.Hansenl, Quebec; W.Johnston, England; James King.Quebec: ; La Rue, Quebec, A.E.Leach, Pelerboro K.and Lenard B.Lenard, Quebec: Mc étaler, St.Catbar- fpes; Jas.Moyan, Que a, R.Watson, Toronto; Mrs.McKukinte.Granby; W.ONetl, Quebec: P.Patten, Hrome Corners; Mrs M.Rapkey, Seattle; J.B.Bmith, Gleunalmond; Re \"He epkins, Chambly Canton; Thor.D.Shipman, uébec; T.6.Witson, Toronto: Miss EM, Wishard, Indianapolis; bP, wright, New York.BALMORAL HOTEL.C.Arnold, Salnt Paul; A.W, Ault, Auitrilie; L W.Abdrews, Provide nce: H.B.Clark, Toro, Wm, Douglass, Woodstock ; Joh A.Flynn, Now York; W.hiboard.Ottawa; Jackson, Toronto; Mrs.J.F.King, Boston; \u20ac, Ww.Martin, ottawa; F.C.A Mcindee, Montreal; C.A.Morrison, Chicago: D.J.Mek onzie, Buckingham; W.H.(Regan, Button; C.Rochester and wife, Ottawa; H.W.W atchhorn, Nemickville; JRW alker, J.H.Wilbur, Toronto, CITY BOTEL.W.Ambault, New York; W.Askin, Toronto; R.Bayard, Mt.John, N.B.: Ww.w, Duckett, Sarduac Lake; G.Berdman, Xf oronto: Mrs.King, \u201cToronto; J.C.Leddey, Newport; A.Mossman, Toronto: D.A.McKae, Malone.N.Y.; D.T, \u20ac.Nichols, st Jobs, N.B.: G.Nash, Belleviite: B.Oltver, Toronto: wm.Pike, Louisville, Ky.: Ins.8 Smith, Hoboken, N.Y.N, 8.; BK.Tisdel and G.Tisdel, St.John, BIRTHS, VILLENEUVE\u2014On December 8.at 24 Lavai ave., the wife of k.W.Villeneuve, of a so 250 2 DEATHS.DELISLE\u2014-At 43 Berthelet st, 7th Docembe; Ciaire Deitsle, aged 10 years, daughter of the late M.A.Deitsle.Funeral wii Lake place from above address, Maturday morning at 7 a.m.BAY-On Thursday, 8th December, John Hay, beloved father of Mrs.Jos.Laverty.Funeral froro his daughter's residence, 83 Nt Klizabeth 8b, at 2.30 p, m., Saturday.MURPHY \u20141n1this city, on the Sih inst.Minnie ©\u2019 onohue, beloved wife of John Murphy.Funeral will take place from her bus 'S rens- dence, 500 Sefgneurs street, Saturday.10th, at 7,80 à.m., to St, Anthony's Church.Friends wi piease accept this Intimation.{ and, Maine, papers please copy.) 200 2 THE WEATHER.a 00 A.mm.\u2014 Probabilities for De, next ty-four hours: Westerly winds: \u20ac local Tae, of sleet Or Snow; becoming slowly colder Minimum vemperatares during the past twenty- four hours: C 2; Edmonton po AR pente, ol gio: Win \u2026 10 below fort thur, oron 2; Kings 34; ontreal.34: \u2018Quebec.28; Halifax, en.Standard Readings by Hearn & Harrison ometer this day : Max.ro i, 32, Same readings W-day: 8 a.m.39.85; 13 m., 39.95, = date last year: Max.42: UNCONSTITUTIONAL.THE UNITED STATES INTERSTATE COMMERCE ACT.A Decision in an Illinois Court Practicaliy Declaring Some of its Most Impertant sections Unconstitutional and Void, Caicaco, lll, December 8\u2014Judge Gresham rendersd yesterday ons of the must important decisions which has been handed down since the Intersiate Commerce Act was enacted.Last July W.G.Brinson, David Brown, L.Hopkins, Heary Walker, W.R.Stecking and others refused to anawer certain questions propounded by the Interstate Commission, and under the 12th section of the act District Attorney Mil- christ brought a petition before Judge Gresham to compel the production of the books and the answers of thé questions This is the famous case in woich the Chicago & Grand Trupk, the Calumet & Blue lsiand, Chicago & Genosha, Joliet & Blue laland, Chiragu & Southeastern, Milwaukee, Bay View Chicago, Baltimore & Ohio, Chicago & tasteru lllinois, Big Four, Chicago Erle, Michigan Central, Lake Shore, Pennsylvania, Nickel Piate, Wavash and Lacka- Wanna raiiroads were \u2018accused of unjust dis- erimination in favor of large Chicago shippers, notably the lillnois bleel Company.\u2018The Cornmission was engaged in investi- gativg charges of unlawiul discrimination axainst certain raliroad companies,\u201d said Judge Gresham, \u201cand this court is asked to ald that body in obtaining evidence waich ft 18 claimed will tend to support the charge.\u201d \u2018\u2018The subject of the enquiry is not brought here for adjudication, and this court can exercise no discretion beyond deciding whether the evidence demanded is pertinent Lo the charge and within the ensrai scope oi the l2th section of the ast.ongress cannot thus make a judicial department the mere adjunct or instrument of either of the other departments of government.\u201d Continuing, Judgs Gresham says: \u201cUndoubtedly Congress may confer upon a non-judicial body authority Lo obtain information necessary for legitimate governmental purposes, and make refusal to appear and testify before it toueh- ing matters pertinent to an authorized enquiry an oftence punishable by the courts, subject, however.to the privilege of wWitneeses make Do disclosures which might cond to incriminate them ur subject them to penaities or forfeiture.The prosecution of an action fur violation of euch a statute would clearly be an original suit or controversy between parties within the meaning of the conslitu- tion, and not a mere apbpiication like the present for the exercise of the judicial power in aid of a non-judicial body.much of section 12 as suthorizes or requires the court to use their powers in aid of enquiries betore the Interstate Commerce Commission is unconstitutional and void, and the application is dismissed for want of jurisdiction to entertain it.\u201d District-Attorney AMilchrist at once gave notice that he should apply | for a review of the case by the Supreme Court.The railroad jawyers are juciiant, feeling that they bave now virtually established the unoon- stitutionality of the Interstate Commurce ct.ST.JOHN FRAUDULENT INSURANCE CASE [SPECIAL TO THE STAR! ST.Joan, N.B, December 9.\u2014 The trial of the Rev, Bidney Weiton, C B.Wellon and Dr.Kaodail on the chargeof defrauding the Mutual Reserve Fund Life of New York of five thousand dollars, the Union Mutual Lite of Maine of $2000 and the Golden Rule Allianoe of $1500 obtained on the life of one Daniel Morrison, a stone qusrry laborer of Hillsboro, Albert county, who was at the time a consumptive and died soon after of that disease, was begun In the St.John County Court this morning.The Crown witnesses will show that the Waltons and Dr.Randall deceived the companies as Lo Morrison\u2019s condition and health, making bim out to be a farmer.and a g risk, and that of the $8500 Insurance which was pay- abie to decensed's brother they retained all but $1397.Tne Crown will also show that Morrison had left Hillsboro and gone to Cape Breton before the dates of these respective applications and that his signature was forged to at least one of the applications, Witnesses are now bere from New York and Boston as well as from Albert Co.C.B.Welton and Dr.Randall were convicted last month of another case ol graveyard insurance in Aivert Co, but the jury disagreed asto the Rev.Sy dney Welton\u2019s complicity therein.DE BOUCHERVILLE AND CHAPLEAU, ISPRCIAL TO THE STAR! QUEBEC, December 9.\u2014 Conservatives here are uuder the impression that Premier De Boucherville will not resiyn, as at first stated, although one of his personal friends, and a gentleman who visite him every day, told & DTAR correspondent this morning that Mr.De Boucherville had not altared his intention of resigning.The Hon.Mr.Boucherville received a Gespateh on Wednesday evening from the Honorable Ar.Chapieau informing bim that he had just been sworn in as Liou- tenant-Goverpor of Quebec and that he would arrive in Quebec on Monday evening, and that in the meantime would be at the disposal of the Premier when required for an official aot.OTTAWA, Decem 9.\u2014Hon.Messrs.Cha- pieau and Perse foave here to-morrow morning for Quebec.MONEY FOR THE HOME RULERS, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.| ToroNTO, December 9\u2014In a letter to Senator Frank Smith, Hon.Edward Blake aaks for further contriubtions to the Home Rule cause and states that he and Mr.John Dillon have been appointed by the committee 8 corresponding committee with the national federation of Americ.Mr.W.Russell, Unioniet, M, P., for South Tyrone, has arrived in New York and has sent word that he will arrive here to-day.A MILLIONAIRE SHOOTS HIMSELF, [SPECIAL TO THE STAB.! BosTox, Mase.\u2026 December 9.\u2014B.F.Paui- son, 55 years oid, a wealthy Canad who with his wife has been a guest at the Hotel Toorndike, for several days, shot himself in the head, while in the bathroom of bis suite, early this morning, and died instantly.Paulson\u2019 s wealth isvstimated at two million aa: He was an intimate friend of 8.Jefferson Coolidge, Minister to France.The cause of the act is unknown.VAN HORNE AND THE ATLANTIC, Ie IAL TO TRE pra BosTON, Decem \u2014 Mr.Van Borne ook last nigbt halve Be Merchants Association of Boston.He advooated that the new Atlantic steamers run to Boston instead of to Haitlax, but he said that his views were so unpopuiar in the Dominion tbat he ces ni the ow the Canadiaps to now o m, AD e ton re agreed nut to publist his speach papers ne THE \u201cCLE NORA'S\" CARGO.(SPECIAL TO TEE STAR KixasToX, December 9.\u2014The schooner *\u2018Glenora\u201d was unloaded terday, and it was found that she had Tet and busheis of badly damaged wheat.The damaged portion of the cargo was sold by suction, and wan purchased by Richardson Bros, for 32}; cents per bushel, ANOTHER BOOK By MR.OXLEY.sora TO THE x STARS PHILAD 1A, Decem 9.\u2014The Amer- joan Bapuiet rybliontion 5 Nociety has cepted of Mr, aodonald Oxley, a well known Canad as autos snd wili at once pa ubliah a ors y for boys, eotitled * Oa the ight Tack DUKE OF SUTHERLAND'S DIAMONDS.[SPECIAL TO THR STAR.Lowvon, December 9.\u2014 In the Chancery Court to-day oouneel for the Duke of Westminster as trustee for the Duke of 1 _Sutbe order the Dowager Dachess oi of ry to diamonds and other in Court looms, eight of which are value.These valuables after the death of the late og teres od \u2018hoy oould pot be found.Inquiry « as their wi the order.This action is part of Lhe p rocmsedings taken by the pew Duke of Sutherland contest bis father's will.THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.Great Britain's Obstruction to a Determination of the Questions Under Discussion.Brussxis, December 9\u2014The bi-metallist deiegates to the International sl Mooey Conference are discussing whe they stall unite in signing a ps bry eles he obstruction offered by Great Britain to a determination ol the questions before the ference.If the Conlerence resumes its sittings after a prolonged adjournment, such a protest is conceived totally Lo induce the British Government to present Lo the Conference a decided polloy through ite delogates acting in union thereon.The present British delegation appears to have been sent purposely to muddle the proceedings.There a no cohesion among the british re- presentalives, either to principles or procedure, Each delegate appears to act as An individual agent, except Sir C.Rivers Wiison and oir C.Freemantle, deputy master of the British Mint, the latter of whom used his official position to declaim any re- gpousibliity for the prop ressn by Allred de Rothschild, Bertram urrie and Slt William Houldsworth have not a singie idea tn common and they: have strong mutual contempt for each other's views, Neither Gen.Strachey, nor Bir Guildford Molesworth, the Indian delegates, have official orders as to the course to take.It has been made clear that the British Gov- ernmeni purposely avoid giving any instructions tending to the common action of its delegates upon any point whatever.it 18 now obvious this course was designed to foll the conference ln coming to any keneral or special solutivn of the silver question.MINING AND ACRICULTURAL COLLECE.|SPECIAL TO THE BTAR.} KINGSTON, December 9.\u2014 At & public meeting last night it was decided to have \u201cThe Sohool of Mining and Agriculture\u201d for Eastern Ontario, and subscriptions were taken up.The following amounts were taken down: Principal Grant, $2000; J.B.(arruibers, $2000 ; Sandford Éloming da000; Ww, H.A, Calvin, $1000; Folger Broa $ Hartz, M.P,P.81000; James Swift, $1000: Ellen M Nickle, $1000; E.W.Rathbun, $1000; M ds MacLennan, Toronto, $500; James 8.Hayden, Ciark\u2019s Mills, A Capt: Carruthers, $300: T.pe $100; Kelvey & Birch, $100; Be a aro0.D.Fraser.$100; aking a total of $13,700.Mr.Hartz, AL P.P., said that when $25,000 was subscribed tbe Ontario Government will be approached and a yearly grant secured.WANT DR.OSLER BACK, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.Orrawa, December 9.\u2014It tu Socersiom that a strong effort is about to be made bring Dr.Osler, now of Johns Hopkins\u201d University, back to Canada.Dr.Osier is one of the greatest authorities science of medicine in America, and bis removal wo Philadelphia was a great loss the profession in thle country.He has just pubiished a work upon the institutes of medicine which promises to rank as a classic.Its special feature is the profound anda exhaustive investigation of the etiology of diseasa.it is to be ho, that the effort to bring the doctor back will be successful.MoGlil men in Ottawa are much interested in the matter.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR] ToRONTO, December 9.\u2014A publio meeting was held iant nigbt, and reeulted in the formation of an association to consider means and to take measures for the industrial aña commercial development of Toronto.The motions carried were of a general character, but all looking in the direc tion of the citizens doing what they can to promote the city's growth, the one definite resolution being in favor of establishing the tion and appointing a committee to eonsider the matter fully, to hear suggestions from all quarters, and to p! early lo January a carefully considered plan of operations.TO SLAUCHTER ALL FOREIGN CATTLE.ISPECIAL TO THE STAR! LONDO ber 9.\u2014At the coming session of Parliament, James Lowther wil] introduce a bili providing for the slaughter o! all toreign cattle imported into Great Britain at the port at which they are n Executions by Wholesale at Louisville.LOUISVILLE, Ky., December 9\u2014At sunrise this morning Dennis McCarthy, Stephen Hite, Grant Thomas and Neilson Lewis, paid upon the scaffold the penalty of wilful murder.At 7.45 o'clock the !our condemned men entered the yard of the gaol.Up the ste the scaffold marched, Pete loading.He walked firmly acroas beneath the noose to the west, McCarthy next to him, Thomas next and Lewis under the noose to the east.All but Thomas stood with bowed heads.He looked about at the crowd and bowed to the men be knew and at the windows of the gn Hite, while being praloned, | Ered off the slippers he wore.The priests taixed continually to Hite and McCarthy, and the colored ministers spoke ocosslonsliy to Thomas and Lewis.Thomas glanced curiously at the rope and beam above him.At 7.47 o'clock the cap was adjusted over McCarthy's head and then quickly over the others.No one epoke.The poose was then adjusted on Hite, Thomas, Mo Carthy, and lastiy on Lewie.All stood firm.McCarthy yawned as the noose was adjusted.At 7.54 o'atpock the dro; Jol, anda 8.09 o'clock all were pronounoed dead, McCarthy being the last to expire, Balled With the \u201c\u2018Spree\u2019s\u2019\u2019 Passengers.LowpoN, December 9\u2014The \u201cHavel\u201d sailed from Queenstown for or Non York yesterday with the passengers and cargo of the disabled steamer \u201cSpree.\u201d Influenza Again, BERLIN, December 9.\u2014Influenza has again broken out in this city.Many severe cases are repor FINANCIAL.AFTERNOON BALES.ee 21 Peoples Bank 109.= 100 Gas 224.# 300 Cable 179, 100 do 1783.° 100 C.P.Ry., 89 25 Montreai Cotton.xd, 136.#5 Dominion Cotton, 136.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.for the Bran Gorda Strat piocF Brokers 08 > treat Tethy & Co.St, Bacrement Gloss, J 8.Bof Montreal.234 od 233 vase 243 = 2 = 1184 118 NE 117 THAT'S ME 198 108% 111 1083¢ {U fnd it ke me to hesdquart 172 170% 18a 170 FU oui beg MATERIALS de Moldas \u2018135, lank fw 712 004 1 ¢ Bok or GHAM & CO.54 180 160 160 28015 Boyer at, oor.Bt.Helen st.= 101 =; 100 «13% 105 34 LA MONTAGNE, CLARKE & CO, 185 154 155 4 fu 8, 1%, 18 Rembers New Tork Stock Exchange, 3 2° #5\" 2 BANKERS.a wo, 2 89 Montres) OMes\u2014183 St.James Street + A 70 sh New York Omce-15 Broad Stress (Mille Oo.240 238% 340, 238 Builat ta eubgect to ' ( Montres \"2346 223% 251 293% ondeity baltnese 7 CC ewBtosk.\u2014 _ _ \u2014 te orders for the purchase of Btooks and Can.ic.Bo Bulg 80 BUN a for investment or on margin.C3n00e BAY CZ = - = wire with New Col.pie 108 Hm 199 : abi 337 135 119 1554 186 135kK, 1976 133 163 160% 162 260 810,000.a.at 5 per cent *60 0 230 2x0 10,000 or $12,000.at 5x or 6 pc 152 = = 20,000.a.M6 cent.in Lie 13 11 ly to per 125 ES a ALBERT E.LEWIS, zu # Temple Botlding- i NEW youu \u201cPOUM EXCHANGE.Specially for the Brax by MaoDoungall Bros, Btouk B kers, U9 Bt.Francois Tavier street.Ç ue : = \u201c.5 al Del, = 133 - Vel, 152M 152 \u2014 are._ 1% + De = 4x mA Do 102 - _ LY.43% 4:33 2% LL _ = I erse, 128 _ \u2014 Lou.TI 714 7} 130 \u2014 ni 150 i x RO UK x a Um Dod 2 Hide 112K fd Oblo & Mass - \u2014 \u2014 BLY & O ~ - _ \u2014_ orice « 4e iN 32 aw us 18 1544 Yat 15% wcific Mail 2794 LTN 284 - lue.4 55 ÿ 55% Kock lsland.Pe 50 oh Bons hich.& ler bis \u2014 8 \u2014 5e rent 7 TSH ™ THA Buger à 108% 110% 107 Us Do Pref 2° Jol 1527 ume exss Pac.thy \u2014 _ Lion Pac.Je Hig 3616 \u2014 West, BI.Busy is SU Lo Prof, in 0 li 21 _ -_ - Blerhue EL 450% \u2014 4564 - ouey.,., .= - \u2014 - bac.wm Londo\u2019 224 1 2% \u2014 at Cordage.1 : 13K 130 Lutath Corny th Sh ) ia Colorado Coal.0 = Oh = Dis.Cattle Fd'y Co 8° be T0 hited 67 Comusercial Ca les \u2014 \u2014 - \u2014 CHIVAGO MARKETS.Oswald Bros.report opening and hizh t abd closing prices lu \"Chloano tor -day se (oliow pres December y, Month.Opening.Hirhost, Lowest, Clone.a HEAD T4 TI4 4 T THQ 3 His 7& Zoe UE ' 1 CORN \u201c 41% 41% 41M 4 4 425 42148 46% a; a 45\" so \"a 0 \u201c : s06B 34) 3¢ 2 4 {1B al 344 doi 4% 354 14.85 ean 35 34.3! 14.35 15 1570 1570 1500 ireos 15.65 15.70 15.65 16.658 LARD.HIRE ph La DE Bhs vS7 uns phy 0 8.85 8.90 8.0: eS BlICAGO \u2014WHEAT, etc.For closing prices a form.MILWAUK LE\u2014W HEAT ciosed quiet, cash.72% May.q sex Tel EW YORM-_wWHEAT closed 773¢ N ÿ Dec, 84% B Jan 80% B March, 8264 May.8264 B Taek, 8344 N July, CORN, ATE 05s Dac 5 hy dan.pass Feb., 5254 May 0a VHEAT, closed Tom \"44 B cash, May, No.3 soft, 0734.CORN and OATES Sach ST.era is 6834 cash, 6814 onan.aoe Poe: Eire, Mar Mage das Cas an., 33 May.3:2 cash, 32% Dec, 343 M # Dé Special Notice.= New fMaseiton Pianos.by Lb /prents are now being received Pratte, the weil known re- presastaiive ol high Clase instruments, at le spacious warerooms, No.1676 Notre Dame street, consisting Of «a beautiful variety of Hazelton up! A008, personally selected Ly him in fn plan last week.These Instruments are encased in les, æems of the cabinet-maker\u2019s craft.in English oak, Saa Domingo mahogany, mottled walnut and Caucasian walnut, fit comparisons with the touch and tone of the enclosed mechanism nr the genuine Hazelton tano.Pratte awaits dally the redire of two Grand pianos in this shipment, Wben musi- clans snd intended purchasers will be most welcome to examine these models of perfection, whether they wish to purchase or no J.W.show à & Co., Piance end Organs.Sole Risch.nts for the oslebrated Mason & which are endorsed by Madame Aibent, Dr.Franz Listz and hun.drede-pf the most prominent musicians.Warercoms, 1811 Notre Dame street.Montreal, 24h Pocember.1890.J, Laviolette, Keq., Sir, Fook Syrup of ews 2 cured my son and myseif of colds which we caught several weeks ago.Two bottles were sufficient.I oonsider it is my duty to recommend it to the public 1 Many Loanke Jour obedient rau ractical furrier at MMC C \u201cDesjardins & Lo, No.1537 St.Cath- ro thought le a grand legac .queath to the \u2018world.sgacy to be Indigestion Cured \u201cI have for years been troubled with distress in my stomach and indiges lion.When 1 took Hood's Sarsaparills the effect was sarprising.It gave me «rest relief, and I now eet without that terrible distress.I also rest well at be night and am in good general health, for all of which 1 thank HOOD\u2019S SAR.RAPARILLA.* Wa Want, Boot and Shoe dealer, 17 Merrimack Btreet.Lowell, Mass.(10) \u2018@ ga QT PATRICK'S T.A & B ROCIETY.The members of the above Society will meet at 7.40 « m SUNDA to attend Ba.m.ase at Ny Church.The onthly meeting of \u2018he Society wit Ci at Bunday Maroon.or Vespers, da, 3, COS- TTOAt Becy PEOPLE WHO PAINT 290 } FORBION SRCHANSE.od for the NTAR Messre.W.I.Steen 176 Notre Dame a 3, oreo .n Now York.Actual Bal § Count's sag\" ss sighs.vies bad ¢ Fal |i BER BLOCK OF LAND.COTE ST.ANTOINE Ate Bema JOAN x co ; LA: 1 Ee res TO CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.sie fatal BE IST Soa, Tose at sou get Aolian Recital, BATURDAY.the 2 M.PRATTER arercoms, Se Le A ey Sets a o 1674 PHOGRAMME: ; Ouverture es Admission vn presentation of visiting cards i HENRY BIRKS & co, PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN LIQUEUR STANDS, WATER SETS, CLARET JUGS, in Sterling Sliver, Finest Eloctre-Plate and Chelice Cut Glass.235, 237 ST.JAMES STREET.Pinaiore Laundried.Never mind the why and wherefore, You need linen washed and, therefore, You should patronize a laundry That will wash your linen clean, That will iron your cuffs and collars Fit for any king or queen.8 Never mind the why and wherefore, The Troy LAUNDRY'S best and, there- Though, you hate to pay the charges It is cheaper i in the en And you'll find no tears and tatters For your patient wife to mend.TROY LAUNDRY, 140 ST.PETER STREET.Telephones and Branches in all parts of the city.SANTA CLAUS Has arrived with one carlosd of the new Toys snd Fancy Gooda at Semmelhaack\u2019s Bazaar, 83 St.Lawrence Street.BRANCHE STORE, 2108 NOTRE DAME STREET.Holiday Goods are now on Prices : Dety : Sais.Competition.290 x 2 Italian House, V.SARNO.NEW ARRIVALS Preciods Stones! | AMETHYSTS.TOPAZES.EMERALDS.FINE orne FINE PEARLS, FINE OPA DIAMONDS.FINE PINK ¢ CORALS.2334 St.Catherine Street.288e0d x?NO WONDER That we're selling more Overcoats and Ulsters than any three other clothing stores in Montreal, it\u2019s simply because we're selling better clothing tor less money than has ever been sold before.We're not making large profits, but have the satis- taction ot galning customers daily.What we offer is exceptionally stylish and well finished tor fine trade.long Ulsters, made ot Beautiful warm Irish Frieze, and in all new shades, These garments sell at 12 and $14.Overcoats in Chinchillas, Beavers, Kerseys, Fur Beavers, at trom Good Cape Overcoats tor $15.Meltons, 810 to little fellows at $3.30 to $3, really cannot be bought tor such prices elsewhere.Nothing is more convincing than to see and judge for one\u2019s selt, and we, therefore urge every one contemplating making any purchase in the Clothing line to call and let us show our stock.We are anxious and ready to do it, whether you purchase or not; that\u2019s a fair proposition and one you ceannot- but take advantage of ; it may be to your interest to buy from the manu- tacturer direct, which we claim to be; be assured you save money; it you doubt it, let us try to convince you, now is as good a time as any.MARK WORKMAN PROPRIETOR.THE MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE, 1888 and 18390 Notre Dame St., Adjoining the Balmoral Hotel, 29071 ÆBTARLISHED 1839.W.SCOTT & SONS, 1739 Notre Dame Street, To ARRIVE \u2014A FINE LOT OF\u2014 FAC SIMILES and: ENGRAVINGS \u2014FROM THE HOURES OF\u2014 Boussod.Valades & Ce.Parte.and Find\u2019, Neciety London.290 x3 3e: Every one cousiiers this great value, but it js only one of cur many low priced ussful Christ mas Presen ta.\u2018The followiny are some of the articles wi bave suitable for Christinus Presents Fancy Odi Drawing Room Chairs in sndless variety.l'arlor y abowany, Walbut, esks, c., Fa sud Unyx, Batuboo and all kinda of hoods, Music Csbtueta, Easels iu Brass, Oa 8e resus.Piano and Banquet Tainps with Rik Always on d the largest sssortigent iu the city or Len le Furniture.Come early and select jour EOL 4 which will be kept until wanted.Give u and sec for yourselies OPEN EVENINGS.H.A.WILDER & CO, 232 to 238 MicGILL STREET, A tull fine of Sioves nt Our Branch.404 st.James Street.2oOprl COPS AND SAUCERS In great demand this Holiday Season are CUPS AND SAUCERS, of which we display a multitude of forms and decorations ! We have Cups for Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, Cocoa; Cups for Bouillon, Cups for Tea and Toast, Mustache Cups, Engagement Cups.AT WILEY & CO, 1803 Notre Dame Street.200 12 299 ST.DENIS STREET.can recommend this superb house, on this lording street, in the leading city of the Dominion, to any one in quest of a bouse.he property ia ait- nated above 8 Catherine street, and the situation fora a r business man, a good one aad the residence à very complete anaes Price low.Aprly, J.5.THOMSON & CO., 184 St.James atreet.28R13 GIRLS WANTED.Wanted as once, 25 girls sa machine operators on shoe work, or be experienced.(rood wages and steady employment Apply st onee GEO.T.BLATER k BON corner Alexander faa Juror sts.29012 The Montreal Daiiv Star, printed at tte corner of St.George Street and Forti- fieation Lane, is published by Hugh Graham, resident in Montreal.Publishing office, 168 and 165 St.James Street.BLOCK OF LAND St.Catherine Street, FOR SALE\u2014A CORNER.We huve had placed in our hands recently one of the finest blocks of vacant property on this street.Price 83.50 per foot, en bloc.Call for particulars.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & co.enn REDUCED RENTS, We have a few comfortable houses to rent at a low rate up to lst May next.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & co, 181 ST.JAMRS STREFT.Money to Lend, 5 P.C.TO 6 P.C,, First Mortgages.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & co, IN] Ne.Jmmes Nircet, 20082 Comer Lot Above Sherbrooke St FOR SALE.A choice piece of land, having a frontage of 203 feet on Summerhill avenue, will be sold cheap to a prompt buyer.Easy terms, J.Cradock Simpson & Co.290x2 181 51.James Mireet.COTE ST, ANTOINE PROPERTIES FOR SALE.2 Solid Brick Dweiling, 35 feet front.Comfortable homes in perfect urder, would be sold separately.¢ Stone Front D wellinge, friractive tlevation.Cut 84 Lae Low Kindoms\u2019 1 moder: conveniences.pital Jnvest ment.Heveral desirable.fn Tote, of ! ceu- va situntion.bird floor, Boom siz, No.180 ame 2821 COTE ST.ANTOINE PROPERTY! RGAINS.20, 000 Feet 8t, ether ss Lot un BL Catherine nt z00xy T.JAMES CLAXTON.15 Cts.Per Fool Cts.Per Foul ot on Western (Corner.Jot on Oliver Ave n Boulevard.Lot on Dorchoster 80 Cta.Por J Lot on Abbott st 35 Sa Por Foor ew House.200 a4.600 EFTTERMS Easy JOHN A.TRER & ¢O., 28418 1724 Netre Dame Neroot.Real Estate, Bank & Other Stocks, A comparison is very useful now and in in der to Kx k over speculation in either.What ha hay po di eulty to collect and pe price he bough td n away down and be 10 Fears in gett i ever gota back : so t A what u like 1» mach the boat investinant, apert from Da ver; oresse in value i\" Rit se sum ap.We To \u2018me rpiendid » in Reel Eatate and can seil them on thetr m J.8.THOMSON & Co.288 3 184 at James Street.16 PARK AVENUE, FOR MALE, \u2018We offer tor paie ¢ that beautiful cut stone tenement situated as e house iteelf is 27 feet vo one beat tenements in the ctr: sit the rooms are large and the outbuil from the house to the rear of the lot Joe we dean.furnace.A nioe investm Apply Heated by J + THOMSON \u20ac & co.2882 James street, Price $2500.Rental $276.FOR BSALE.-684, 68, 68 SHEARER ST.A nice small investment for a Carter or Carpenter, otc., comprising 8 Brick-cased Cottage.a Plumber's Bbop and Dwelling with Stabling, A chance.Apply, d.8.THOMSON & CO.28833 84 Bt James | Street Ÿ \u2014 THE \u2014 E.B.EDDY CO.Mammoth Mills, Hull, P.Q.A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY EARNED! Storekeepers can do this by using our Paper Cutters and Rolls.Look in our window and see the Largest and Finest stand of Rolls in the Dominion.Call on us and inspect our stock now full and fresh - from our mills.Montreal Branch: 318 TELEPHONE No.1619.ST, JAMES STREET.279xs0d HEADQUARTERS - Holiday Goods \u2014\u2014 SUCH AS \u2014 DOLLS, TOYS, GAMES, FANCY GOODS, CHINA AND GLASS ORNAMENTS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, PLUSH AND LEATHER GOODS.- The Largest and Best Assortment in the Deminion at H.A.NELSON & SONS, 89 to 63 ST.Toronto House\u201456 and 58 Front St.West.Hundreds To Choose From! AN Freighte Paid 30 Miles for Cask Customers at = distance, Re.J.LATIMER, 5692, 594, 596 St.Paul st.784368 rH ott! The smallest pon 5004 Biotechs.The à PETER STREET.2001 1 Hurry Up and Geta SLEIGH For Your Pony.ges now t going FART.Can of all sizer now in stock.bn rine tr Ay oat Hie Risihe.anninlly Rlatghs, jictorian Gisdeinnes.ko.&-., Ko, Prices \"To suit?oles, Barta baw Sar EERE.i 2 es a 06 etc Se ST?NIUE "]