The Montreal daily star, 9 mars 1898, mercredi 9 mars 1898

[" ms es is een caline ce \u201c OUR CHAMPAGNES.HERE ARE THE BRANDS.We are selling at a discount of 10 per cent.for prompt cash.Remit by Bank Mont 47.415 \u2014 has: Circulation of 14 1,0 1 7 ! the Star.vernntennns PRICE ONE CENT.or DAILY STAR: ~~ a a Last Week's'Average WEEKLY STAR: - Last Week's Issue.EDITICN .VOL XXX\u2014No.57.\u2014 = \u2014 MONTREAL, WEDNESDAY.MARCH 9, 1898 HIBBERT TUPPER for of thelr claims; and 80 On over the THE BEST | J The arrangement respecting the ese- lection of land by the mining land grabbers would result in endless contusion | and trouble and disaster to the free miners, It would tend to lawlessness and wrong, He bad little fault to find Fe 5 ae NE CS AND TARTE \u201cDraft, Post Office or Express Money Order.a e fault to find A Tourent-Perriers Chats 1 Me uation APP Similar re- Ea = \u2018Hans-Hucre\u201d C , .Cr N OTE Laurent Permiers ans UC\" Champagne, we.strictions upon the company.For this ?Cases of (hampague contain } dozen quarte, 3 dozon pi discrimination between the company and the free miner no defence bad been Cross Forensic Swords Jus Tederera LR Cod eee a.ved.; PER CENT deu Here Etre D pr a mor We are getting letters every day that : Clicquot Yeliow .= ss in the Yukon Rail- |, Sous renmiNeNrsNQuities tell about the good qualities of our Shirts DISCOUNT Me wav Debate emmbes.Now i cage of delaule wnt and the satisfaction they give.Custom- Moers \u201cWhite Beal\u201d \\ .; .FOR GASH tii wii y Book rodrens ies the contract?What ers all over the country give us credit ON ALL Brute Gelderan NE Son TEe Coverament would for giving the best value, as well as mak- Deut: & Geldermann's \u2018Go NATIONAL GAMBLE DENOUNCED.The Chauvenee Ultra Bec take action according to the circum- .sea\u201d .THESE Fac Chaurene ae _ stances, ing the best fitting Shirts in Canada.w Pemur Joust \"Reaervo Dey\u2019.Th G ?p I B t hi oe Charles Hibbert (asked A the INES.pertes ont Brut e Government's Policy Botching |sleikb road was built in accordance .; Holden» * with the terms of the contract?; De Lossy Holden's \u201cExtra 8.Mr.Sion id there Was no telegraph Ww 177 8T.JAMES STREET Do Lossy Holden's \u201cExtra Sec\u201d Finest quality Table Prunes, \u201cImperiales Fleur,\" in and Bungling De- line from that country.R J TOOKE M\\ 2387 ST.CATHERINE ST, WEST 1 Ul J] ™ 1558 ST.CATHERINE ST, EAST Reduced to per tin.$2.25 Sir Charles Hibbert\u2014could the Minister Finest quality Table Prunes, \u201cImperiales Fleur,\u201d in 10 lb.tins.nouced.state that one mile of that sleigh road Reduced to, in.8 was built?Mr.MacKenzie was in town and snl Finest quality Table Prunes, rs a Finest quality Table Prunes, in 38 Ib.Prunes, the very best ee TUNOB.«ooo vvevennnnaronnenrenn.Finest quality Stewin Fiue quality Stewing (66 Ib.boxes,) > ior.i i , CALIFORNIA \u201cLEMON CLING \"PEACHES.took the chair until a late hour, Sir | 1GHTS AND SHADOWS OF PARLIA.| he ss1d.had pléted with MF.Siton a8 HIS is tho kind of weather CALIFORNIA \u201cBARTLETT\u201d PEARS.Charles Hibbert Tupper made his MENT.if he was a child, and when they were little one out.If you Na.3 Cans only 23 cents per can: only $2.50 original cases of A Ask for the * RED RIDING HOOD \u201d braud MIDDLEMASS'S (Edlaburgh) ALBERT BISCUITS.In 2-1b.tins.-60 cents per tin.Langs Chucolate Biscuits.015 Maccaroons rt \u201cImperiales Fleur,\u201d in 2 lb.glass educed to, per jar douce Lo, per jar, / per dozen caps ; (only $2.25 per dozen in 2 dozen caps.) ._ 50 cents cach I 81.25 each .1Io tins.OTTAWA.March 8,\u20141t was Yukon (By the Star's Special Correspondents.) iu the House all vesterday, practically from a few minutes after the Speaker speech, and so did Mr, Tarte, and then followed Mr.Bergeron and Mr.orri- son, Although the speeches were all Rood, they did not possess the interest those of Monday when international who, in the course of his address spoke surely he could give them some information.Finally Mr.Sifton said that on that very day he had casually met Mr.\u2018ann at the Rideau dollars & year, bu e \u20ac o tion.There wa fi à Treaty o ngton.remar n con on that such =a er TT 7 i i foals never does anything by balves, it A whilst in ation, he slip between the ing; a registration tee for every mining givin \u2018the United Frog Sad ary bal As to the point of transshipping opportunity of \u2018\u201canesling the two Eng.Take no other : ; La en sresumed ¢ at it will an Cela lu eels an had oùe © is legs mangled.He transaction trom a free miner, but noth- ¢he Treasury power to make regulations | Roods st Fort Wrangel, Mf, Tarte sal BR, speaking nations may never recur\u2019 =! ti i worthy ot much attention.was sent to the hospital at Montreal by the ing trom the company upon the trans- respecting transhipment.The Premier font at the worat such would not \u2019 , - ve = PE Mie.Blegart's Angostura Bitters Ju good en to have over 30 imitators.ters, Several persons have been killed or wounded.roops snd oluejackets have been despatobéd to the scene of the disturbance, \u2019 the Pacific const.\u2018 is American leglalation was here discussed, tr ù bbert Charles Hi Up to six o\u2019closks ë TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY alana the nesasy it 0 Oars, No.an seau * Lt.; \u201c .© WILL TAKE ACTION.* BUSSIA'S ADVANCE.It is now definitely announced {hat -Bassis, hes leased Port Arthur and Ta ig Even if ~ of Same Color Wrapper, RED _ week the curtain rises at 3 and 8 sharp.next train.f t h necessary, for there were now being on tha Was nn on ith Patte built at Toronto 3 boats that would ply The Manchester Guard} cell .F, Connor and John Connor, of St.PLAGUE RIOTS IN BOMBAY could not defeat the objeat of \u2018Canada from Port Simnson.north to the Stiok\" Éounded rumoris In circulation thas Solicited to do so | ob.N.B,, are in Ottawa urging the Gov.ee Tt in building the Stickeen railway, Sir |.within the next three or four days th : ; Mine, mhlch warsemered on January 1.| BOMBAY,-Marck 9\u2014Serlous plague mot 00 harmless.16 Sas pee oi™s \u2018Continued on Page ro, Britieh.fieet will take possession of on Beware of Imitation 4 a ri \u2019 rel 8, , | ; seine, which was removed on January riots have occurred in the native quar- scheme to hamper Canadian trade on \u201cage to, of the Chinese ports.= are of imitations Smitten, n Lr Sagi Among those who took part in the tramp, were the Montrealers, led by - President Fulton; the Hollies, led by - venson Brown, the president, had all \u201c jolly speech of welcome to the visitors, 7 all the time was Secretary Nash, whèse - Carroll, i © 141] looking, atier the comforts of their - guests, while Mr.Armand Beaudry act- WHAT THE NEW YORKERS -Nark Journal says : world's championship, léft town for Mont- *-teams- that represent the New York Ath- Great Praise for the Victorias by New , Yorkers.THE MINSTREL SHOW AT PONT ST, CHARLES The entertainment at the St.George's Snowshoe Club house lst night seemed more lke 6 good old-fashioned snowshoe blow out, than anything that has been beld in the St.George's mountain home - lor a long time.The occasion wis a union tranp organized by them, and theugh the weather was much against tt, and many trawped without shoes and on rubbers, the number present was ost encouraging as far as the outlook for snowshoeing during the coming winter, for the backbone of this onc is virtually broken, goes.It was late when they did arrive at the club house, but when they did arrive, they made up for it and had a glorious evening\u2019s fun, which was never permitted to relax for even à moment.Mr.Richards; haif à bundred Montagnards, led by President Laberge, and representatives from nearly all the other clubs.making in all à very creditable turn out considering everything.The Sherbrooke Club was also represented by Mr.¥.Ellsworth Ibbotson, who made a fraternal speech, and left it to his brother, the talented Frank, accompanied by Mr, Cadieux, to sing the song.for which the Sherbrooke representative was originally called to the platform.There were songs galore, and they came so fast, that Mr.J.Ste- he could do to keep announcing them,: He, by the way, made a very hearty and assuring them that the St.George's men wanted to see them oftener, and at the end of the evening\u2019s fun thanked all those who had contributed to the programme heartily for what they had done.Another man who way kept busy dutles were exceedingly varied.From among the directors Messrs, Sexton, and Beckett had their bands ed as guide, in coming to and leaving the.club house.and general stage manager, There were club songs by the presidents of the various clubs, and there wére the old serpentine marches, in which everv one took part.but the best of it all was the singing of Mr.Ar- -chambault, accompanied by the auxiliary chorus of the Montagnards, for these gentlemen seem to be provided with everything, even s drum and bugle band.The accompanists weye Messrs, James Campbell and Mr.Labelle, and ! there were none present.who were not sorry when it was time to retire.As usual onc of the sleighs turned over on the way bome, but no one was hurt.HOCKEY.\u201c + \u201cTHINK OF THE-VICS- - + «Under the heading, \u2018\u2018Victoria, the Great- ét of Hockey Teams\u201d \u201cAnd the Can- nucks taught the New York players lessons in their branch of sport,\u201d the .ew The peeriess Victoria hockey team.for two yeara champions of Canada and hold- ets of the Stanley Cup, emblematic of the real yesterday, after a sojourn in this city of less than a weck.During their stay, however, they taught the crack-a-jack letic Club th: lesson of their lives in reference to hockey playing.\"ae consummate ease with which the visitors played rings around the two best teams in the Amateur League came as =a great surprise to the unitiated, while even the close followers of the game believed that the\u201d American players had improved quéicientlyy to give the Canadians a fair tle.\u201c The reaults proved that at no point in the game are the players here in the same class with the fast aggregation of visitors.The & Kidreys are the seat or the starting point of many maladies, all of them serious, sil more or less painfui, and all of them tending, unless cured, to a fatal end.| No organs of the body are more delicate or more sensitive than the kidneys, When symptoms of disease appear in them not a moment is to be lost if health is to bo restored.The best way to treat the kidneys is through the .blood, cleansing it from the poison- _ ous matter which is usually at the ¢ bottom of kidney complaints, .For \u2014thi£.parbose \u201cthre is ne remedy seu 0-77 -° oe 4 41 Eid The Canadian Hunt Association to Recognize Racing-=Meeting of the Eastern League To-day-Miscellaneous Sports.; teams Cookshire, champion of the St: Francis and Richmond will play in the morn-.cide which will carry away the handsome trophv, which will be presented: Sherbrooke.Sportin cit says he found the feeling in favor of Mr.Dufresne in the West much more sent officers of the C.W.A.have pm ta support Mr.Dufresne.Several Toroni bject, is Sri ra \u2014 excellence of their team work, the almost marvellous passing of the puck from.one to another ut the forwards, the accuracy of their shots und lifts, fairly astounded the howe pluyers, while their line of efence when tae rubber at auy time approached their goal wits almost impr gnable.Only once was a goal scored agunst that line and that was more than half an accident, Fenwick's drive carvoming against the gaol tender\u2019s skate and deflecting the course of the disk before it wlizzed between the the flags.A feature of their work, which was far superior to that of the home players, was the speed with which they carried the puck down the glittering sur tace.Each one of them can skate like :he wind, and at the same time keep his wits about him, and at the right moment pass the puck across to one of his confreres, who will be in the right place to receive it.Time after time the home players were baffled by this work, but if they have learned the lesson the visit of the Canadian crack-a-jacks wil} not be without results, and next winter they will be able to put up a faster game than they have heretofore played, It is acknowledged that the Victorias are lar and away the best aggregation of players in Canada, where the game was originally played, and when thelr game was contrasted with that of the Shamrock team, which is second (t) in the race for the Canadian championship, and which played two games with the New York Hockey Club at the Ice Palace, devoters of that particular branch of sport can easily see how far they are ahead of any other team in the world.HOCKEY AT HUDSON HEIGHTS.A very exciting game of hockey was played on the Cavignole Rink on Friday night between the Lachute and Hudson teams, |: After one hour's hard battle the score stood | 3103.The home team were very eager to pay off the draw, but the visitors refused.arle Wilson and Kennedy put upa at gume for Lachute, wlhilé Hodgson, Lancaster and Graham done equally well for Hudson.The teams lined up as follows : Lachute.Hudson.S.MeKimmie .:.\u2026.Goal.A E Wilson.pot TS Manan A.1.Kennedy tcapt).Cover.X .Forward AE Fraser.D.White a Mallette \u201cBoth teams were entertained to an oyster supuer by the captain of tho home teain, which was thoroughly Appreciated, as hockey always gives à good a petite, after which there was songs, spece es, etc, and closed singing ** God Save the Queen.\u201d An exciting game of hockey was played last evening on the Prince Arthur Rink between the tenms from: the T'hos.Davidson Manfg.Co.aud Caverhill, Learniont & Co., which resulted in a victory for the hardware men.the score being 2\u20141.Mr.George Cheese made a very satisfactory referee.A HOCKEY TOURNAMENT AT SHERBROOKE.(Special to the Star.) .SHERBROOKE, March §,\u2014 Arrangements have been completed ior the hockey tournament to be held here under the auspices of the Metrovolitan Hockey, Club between the champion\u2019 of the four different hockey leagues in tbe Eastern Townships.The\u2018 four teams that will participate are tho.Victoria, of Cowansville.champion ot.the District ol Bedford League; Lennox-.ville, champion of the E.T.League: Valley League; Richmond.champion of the Richmond County League.The date.arranged is March 15th, Lennoxville ing, Cookahire and Cowansville in the evening.and the winners of those two matches will meet in the evening to de- bv the Metropolitan Hockey Club, of WHAT HAPPENED TO THY VIOS?OTTAWA, Aagch 9.\u2014The Capitala easily defeated the Victorins of Montreal for the Intermediate championship by 16 goals to he game: was one-sided.SHOTS.\u2019 There was a friendly game of hockey played on Monday ight, between the Jubilee and Standard hockey teams.After a hard struggle the Jubilee team detested the Standard's by n score of 4 to 0, - The Jubilee team \u2018lined up.as follows: Jos.Donuelly, J.Harvey, J.Doran, P.Leddy, P.Doyle, G.Gittus, D.Jordan.On Monday evening, in the Crystal Rink, a hockey match was played between teams (rom the Montreal olling Mills Company, and Caverhill, Learmont & Co., which resulted in à win for the Rolling Mill team by a score of one goal to noth- i ing.The game, from start to finish, was a very evenly contested one.The features of the game were the bfilliant stops that CL & C's goalkeeper made, and but for him the score would have n_rauch larger.For the R ling Mills team Hough played the most effective game.SKATING.A CHALLENGE.MONTREAL, March 9, 1898 or perche oeil toh ir,~\u20141 hereby cha any man in the of Montresl, to shate a three.or five mile race on any rink in the city, the winner of the five mile race in the Montagnard Tink Tesaerred, for a trophy not Lo cost less an §: A.BRI Overland Athletio Association., WHEEL.- the interest of the candidature of Mr.J.M.Dufresne, of this city, for the vice-presi- dency of the C.W.A r.Cartwright pro! mis ing than he expected.Some of the pres i la: clubs, Then interviewed on be to .CR Ce opeel 8 very large crowd waillug door, and when the curtain was rung -{and the minstrels looked voice, while the choruses show Solent training they had received un- er men\u2019s jokes took the house, many cracks at local gelebritles did not take long to be understood.The first part of! the programme was York suocess,the Animated Bong which immediately The way the sheet was got out was a novelty, followed by three musical notes of In the first bar, and in the next are the notes FA end of the bar.1 stick their heads out through and in the S likewise, and there is a coon\u2019s head for each of the musical the audience of the clu livan is excellent, and -his several renditions were well received.\u201cJerm\u201d step dances came in for lond applause.Messrs, Burry, Laurie a ast fri, cat the 7.CEURGES UNION TRAIP\u2026 4 prise party to the delegates on Good Friday, which is liable to change the aspect of affairs very materially.\u2018There will undoubtedly be a large and enthusiastic meeting ou Good Friday, and it is safe to say that much food will come out of it.Regarding the c mansbip of the Dominion Racing Board, Mr.ré- wright had wothing to say.- BASEBALL.EASTERN LEAGUE SCHEDULE MEBTING.NEW YORK, March 9.~That thriving orgunizatiou, the Eastern League of Pru- fessiona) Baseball Clubs, will hold at the Fifth Ave.Hotel, its annual spring schedule meeting to-day.Ever since the big league magnates deserted this city for other points on the twelve club arcuit, the Enstern has continued to hold its meet- inge here regularly, although it has no representative club in Greater New yo \u2018his minor league, which is the best of its kind under the protection of the national agreement, has gradually been developed into a prosperous orfhnization.\u2018he money-makifg towns lust year were Buffalo.Toroato, Syracuse and Providence, while Montreal, the new member, is ex- ected to be profitable.Springfield will e managed by Lush, formerly of the Washingtons, who succeeds Tom Burns now with Chicago.The materia] in hand there is the best.the star of the team De- ing big Dan Brouthers.President Powers, who has been in Florida.has drafted a schedule of games, which be believes, will prove satisfactory to all of the cluba.ce FRED JOCKLITSCH, OF BROOKLYN, N.Y., One of the new catchers for the Montreal - Baseball team, who was re erred to in Captain Dooley\u2019s icller in Saturday's Star.TORONTO PLAYERS AT VARIANCE WITH WASHINGTON.TORONTO, March 9,\u2014~The Washington Baseball Club is acting in a niggardly way.in its treatment of Snyder, Wagner and Dineen, the Toronto players, who were dralted by the Wagners last autumn.As alrepdy told in these cvi- umns, Dineen has been asked to play for a salary considerably less than he received in the Eastern League last season.Snyder and Wagner were also asked to sign oontracts for no larger sals- ries than these players were paid in 1897.All three players have returned their contracts with the intimation that the management must ccene to the front with better offers.In fact the players declare they will take thelr cases to the Board of Arbitration of the National League, and fight it out before they will consent to the terms the Wagners offer.The players, so it is reported, expect to get twice as much as they received in the Eastern League, on the principle that they should be paid National League salaries for National League ball, The outccme of this struggle between the players and the Washington Club will be watched with interest.ATHLETICS.POINT MINSTRELS.A Successful Entertainment Given by the P.A.A, A.Boys.The presentations by the Point Amateur Athletic Association Minstrels to an immense audiente in their gymnasium hall on Congregation strect, was an immense success.Long vaiore the time advertised for opening there was ok the up shortly alter 8 o\u2019clock the audience wu fully as .large as was expeciod, The stage was artistigally arranged, their very in rect the best.The soloists were Mr.Shea\u2019s direction, The end and the ve well carried out, indeed, being as foi- lows: Opening chorus\u2014Negro melodlens.Minstrels Song and chorus\u2014\u2018Oniy à Simple Bal- Ind™ we es oi me vee on MET \u20ac Marshall Hong, negro\u2014'\u2018Was it yo\u2019 \"> vi Ton .MF, m a Song and chorus\u2014'*I Live for Yours Ty bong, Degro\u2014 True 8» rhjtle.\" Song, ry ro\u2014\u2018\u201cDen Bruddees and fs Crs sre vue wes atu sess que - Hong and chorus\u20148utin 1 ae et ees MT, Wm, Aarphy Song, negro-\u2014\"Enjoy Yourselves''.Mr.F, Corner Bong and chorus\u2014'\u2018The Midnight A) ar ste wes ees «MT.T.CC Em Bong, negro\u2014 \u2018Say, Are You Bingie* a pe at can ever taxe ber Bong, pese\" \"Twill .4 ees ere wes JME.J.W, Final \u2018chorus\u2014\u2018-Good Night\" .Minstrels The olio opened with the latest New Sheet took \u2018the house, There ls A larger letter ?CE, with a large 8 at the In the P three e¢oons holes, notes.It waa a big hit certa tly.Fred Holman, the \u201cBrownie King\u201d followed.Both he and the next man on the gramme, impersonations, met with unstinted ap- pro- \u201cBitly\u2019* Fogarty, in character .ause.Ibe Minstrel Quartette ABOUT MR.DUFRESNES OAN- Messrs.Quinn, Penfoid, Mullarkey and DIDATURE.Murphy, Jang fp yey pleas ne Mr.T.T.ah eotions in a thorough manner.e Toronto and he Vahl bas returned from Porteous, the boy wonder, delighted his clever manipuiption As a banjoist, Prof.Bul- The only Baunderson in his up-to-iate The conclusion of the me was the big cake walk, and a huge success lb wan The judges a; nted were Swinton, who ly epeotiond cake on the stage.The couples whe walked were Mesers, MeLean and Bur- land, Gos and Manley, Marshall and May, Corner and Pen and Bsatke a Saut -derean.T RAR Sy worn were 8 orth-\u2014partietulariy those of the acoond and third couples montioned.The wal 8 was 80 perlect ail couples the first night, that the § es, after deliberation, found that no de- eluion could be arrived a- elsion could be arrived at.Interlocutdry.vie +.wooo.Mr, Billay Wall End es, W.F » W.Ford, mes-Bpu F.Corner; janibos, J.Casey, Hannab.First ore\u2014Udeo, Bleep, W.Murphy, T.Emblem, A.Burgeon, A.Blore, T.roud.[AR Becoudtegors\u2014Geo.McMillan, Wm.La- vers, J.C.Gee, M.Mullarkey, A.Marshall, \u2018A.Leary.: Baritoves-{(', McLean, G.Eckstein, J.Penfold, C.Marshall, W.Bore.B.Rich~ mond._ Bassos\u2014A.May, E.Quire, R.Starke, J.Saunderson, F.Scott, M.O'Brien.Executive staf\u2014P.J, Bhs, rousieal director; F.H.Manley, stage manager; Geo.MeMilan, properties.YOUSOFF AND ROEBER MATOHED, NEW YORK, March 9.\u2014Yousotf, the Turk., and Ernest Roeber, the champion wrestler of the world, were matched yesterday, and the meeting between the two Is to take vlace at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night.March 36.It will be the most important event ol the kind since the palmy days of \u2018Billy Muldoon.The articles provide for a match at the Gracco-Roman style of wrestling, two out of three falls, THE HUNT.CANADIAN HUNT ASSOCIATION (Special to the Star.) TORONTO, March 0.\u2014At a meeting.of the Canadian Hunt Association held here yesterday.delegates from all the different Hunt clubs being present, It was decided to recognize all reputable meetings given in Canada this year.The secretary announced that he was in recelpt of numerous applications tor certificates for hunters and lor gentle men riders, MISCELLANEOUS McCOY HAD AN BASY THING.INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 9.\u2014 Kid McCoy, in Tomlinson Hall, ictore 3000 people, whipped James Blackwetl, of this citv.and Jack Tierney, of Terre Haute, without leaving the rink, From the ring be announced thas on Wednesday be would claim the chaw- pionship of the world, as he has tad $8000 post:d for aix weeks for either Corbett or Fitzsimmons.He will dufend the title at least once every six mousha until defeated.GOSSIP.LONDON, March 9.\u2014Dr.A lan, the amateur golf champlon of Great Britain, died of consumption recently at his ome, in Edinburgh, after a protracted illness, Dr.Allan won the amateur championship at Muirfield in May last, just prior to his graduation trom Edinburgh College.r.À.J.Allan was not\u2019 yet 21 years of age when the title of amateur THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014WEDNESDAY, MAROH 9, 1898.MEBICAL feed BY 3m 1.Science Startled.RICHMIANS ÉOOTERAŸ.CURE Cures Rheumatism, Kidney and Skin Diseases | 2000 Canadiens testify to its Merits.Physicians use it daily in their practice.Clergymen of all denominations endorse it.The general King's Daughters, Hamilton, say: \u2018No hesitation in recommending it.& terrible case of Sciatica, and other cases of Bheumatism.\u201d CL.eA > Rev.Thos.Geoghegan, 8t.Peters Mission, Hamilton : \u2018From persons imerviewed 1 received K (the same hearty testimony of pain removed and health restored.Twenty-five people.J Rev.Eugene Groulx, Archbishop's Palace, Ottawa : \u201cMarvellous cures affected in.Rbuematic and Skin Diseases which came directly to my notice.Twenty-six hic swear by it.2?Patrick Ryder, London, Ont.: \u201cHad Rbeumatism thirty-six years but \u201cKootenay Cure\u201d drove it all out of my system.\u201d Mrs.Maggie McMartin, Radenhurst St., Toronto: \u201cLeft side.completely paralysed.nay Cure\u201d and nothing else, restored my health.\u201d HE WHO HESITATES IS LOST.The longer you wait the worse you becoine, but as long as you have waited we can-care you.Just think, 4000 people cured in Canada slone.Copy of above testimonials and others (sworn to) sent free on application.RB There is no substitute for \u2018Kootenay Cure\u201d which contains the NEW INGREDEENT, and if your druggist does not sell it send direct to à THE S.5.RYCKMAN MEDICINE C0, Limited, HAMILTON, ONT.PRICE 81.00 PER BOTTLE; 6 BOTTLES FOR $5.00 i i dache, Billious- À \u201cKOOTENAY PILLS\", which contain the New Ingredient, are a sure cure for Hea , ess and Constipation.Insist upon Kootenay Pills.Price 2c, mailed to any address.n B.E.McGALE, Agent, 2123 Notre Dame St., Montreal.oll champion became his last spring.is victory on that occasion was wrested from a formidable fleld, including golfers ot world-wide reputation.Dr.Allan was the youngest can who ever held the title of amateur champion.He was still a medical student at dinburgh University at the tinie of the tournament, and a few weeks later obtained his degree.His style as a golt player was not of the most finished description, but he lacked none of the qualities which make for success on the links, and had he reeovered would as suredly have been heard from again.Frank J.Marshall, formerly of Mont real, has won the championship of the Brooklyn Chess Club, defeating Napler tor that honor, on Friday night last.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.AN ELECTORAL TIE.The Recount in West Elgin Euds Unsatisfactorily.(Special to the Star.) TORONTO, March 9.\u2014 Hon.J.P, Whitney, leader of the Ontario Opposition, arrived in the city Iast evening, socompaniei by Dr, Willoughby, to at- tond a meeting of Conservative wmem- bers-elect to be held to-day.Both Mr.Whitney and Dr.Willoughby state that & stood vigorous fight will be put up in | Busséll 15\" the tnuerests ot the:tCon\u201412 \u201cservative candidate.They say they are watching the recounts with interest, and are very hopeful as to the outcome.TORONTO, March 9.\u2014The recount in West Eigin ended at 10 o'clock last evening, resulted in a tie, both candidates, -MacNish, Liberal, and McDiar- mid, Conservative, having an \u201cequal number of votes.The matter will be taken to the courts.Recounts will take place in West Huron and Ottawa, The election of Hon.W.F.Harty in Kingston is to be protested.Oficial declarations give these fig- glas, Liberal, 8914: Dr.W, A, Willough- by.Conservative, 2303; majority for Dourlas, 481, Halbon\u2014J, R.Barber, Liberal, 2581 : tive, 3532: Phin.Liberal, 2423: majority ity for Barber, 183.Waterloo.South\u2014Kribs.Conservative.2532: Phin, Libéral, 2429; major,ty for Kribs, 109.: Hastings.West\u2014Majority for Morrison, Conservative, 201.\u2018 BIG ENGINES FOR BIG TRAFFIO a _ (Speclal to the Star.) TORONTG, March AÀ-The scarcity of motive power on the Ontario and Quebec division of the Canadian Pacific is abont to be somewhat relieved.cight new Baldwin locomotives having reached Toronto yesterday morning.The road is very short of ro! ing 8! and is having considerable difficulty in handling its western traffic.; TRADES UNION DEFBAT.(Special to the Star.) LONDON, Ont, March 0.\u2014At a meeting of the City Council last night a motion to places the union label on all the city inti a vote of -7 to 8.fore \u201cthe.January.cloct jorit ore the January elec a majority of the Aldermen plodgod hamacives to -& motion.Mentreal | A FAKE BUSINESS.\u2018der with them.He was a Canadian by ures: .Dou- | Northumberland, East-Jahn H, Dou ; | Harvey was remanded for tén \u2018and Judge Mongrove promised to inves- \u2018vens, » Thomson infanta, © \u2018Let \u2018 { The Points Over \u20ac It pays to talk about the Tires you are thinking of buying before you say \u201cIll take them.\u201d Plain to you the new ideas advanced in + Goodrich Res-Flax Single Tubes, .= We know something about these matters.Come in and let's talk them over with you, or write us for catalogue.2 Relying wholly on hearsay is often expensive.Why \u2018not learn XR , to use your own judgment?__ NEE Free Repair Depet\u20142012 Harvey Found Guilty of Using the Mails to Defraud.OTTAWA, March 9.\u2014 Judge Mos- | grove found J.C.Harvey guilty yesterday of the charge of using the mails to forward a scheme to defraud.When asked if be had anything to say Har- | vey rose and made an address which lasted fiiteen minutes.He said that be came to Ottawa for the express purpose of engaging in the iness.Findi Appears on Every Wrapper.\u201cKoote- EN 8 and The Fac-simile Signature of Children., \u201cde THE QST.LUN COMPANY, TT MURRAY STARKEY, MEW YORK CITY.Know it has-cured à p Srntyt | rupture s admitted.Th Or rad or are contr pala cot &of piace, Tt has remained for us to place EE a iw Ruptured?RE 0 f orers our Perfect Fitting Improved ublishing bus; A that he.could wet his papers printed cheaper by.the New York Newspaper Union than he could in Canada, he placed his or birth, and wanted to do an honest business and live as a man among men.He moat emphatically protested that it he bad been left alone he would have supplied every copy ol his paper subscribed for, but just the day beforo he was in a nosition to do so he was arrested and placed In prison.In reference to his advertiscment for s housekeoper to go to California, Harvey said be would make a confession to the court.He did not really want a housekeeper, but be did want a wife.days, tigate his atory.LONDON DEBENTURES BOUGHT (Special to the Star.) LONDON, Ont., March 9.\u2014Tenders for 00) worth of city debentures bearing 3 12 per tent.interest were opened by the Finance Committee yesterday.The ere in four lota of $60,000, $70,000, $75 $33,000, turing tively 1922 19% ,000, matu respective , 3 102), 1977.The Huron and Erie\u2019 Loan mpany were the \u2018purchasers at $217.215.50.\u20ac price iver for London\u2019s debentures.the tenderers, eight in number, was R.ilson-Smith, of Montreal, whose offer was £239,785.me THE LAKE SUPERIOR.HALIFAX.March A\u2014The Royal Ma steamer Lake Superior, of the Beaver Ling arrived here this morning with the following saloon se on board: P, W.Jackson, J.W.Riddla, R.C.Smith.W.R, nie, B, A.L.Huntsman, Capt.Mat thews, J.W.Nutt, Mrs, Nutt an fanta, Mr.J.Brown, Mrs.Brown, H.V.deBn ir.Sugden.Me.Mr.Ste- us Talk We can ex- 0 1 ell a the « Truss, Itcan be worn with ease night and, ®4uy, and will surely cure Whe dak ot x some cases that hav be ¢ 'Thoso Interersed to the & Snr] \u2018enor And get & catalogue free of charge to the ¢ IMPROVED ELASTIC TRUSS CO.vas Roa WA ORK.> DWAY, NEW Y e \u2018York 6 Ye ¢ LATE MR.ABBOTT.Argenteuil Conservatives Express (Special to the Star.) ACHU March 9.-The followin tel ram Les been forwarded, on behalf pi the Liberal-Conservative Association.of the County of Argenteuil, to Mr.John Abbort brother of the late Mr.Harry Ab- .Qc: .Lachute, March 8, John B.Abbott, dvocate, Montreal: adhe Literal Conservative Association ¢ of enteuil, express their keen regret at the loss eustnined.by the country and this by the death of your brother, the late Mr.Harry Abbott, Q.C., «and tender their deep sympathy with Mra.Abbott and your family in their affliction.G.E.BAMPTON, President, JOHN HOPE.Vice-President, CHAS.CALDER, Secretary.The late Mr.Abbott, it will be remem- was the Conéervative candidate for the Dominion House of Commons at the general election in 1896, and with his dis tinguished father, the late Sir John Abbott, was a native of this county.~ MAJOR WAL WALSH, (Special to the Star.) TTAWA, March 9,\u2014The Order-in-Coun- inting Major Walsh Governor of ukon, which ia dated August 17, was nted to Parliament Tpoterday.\u2018He is rmed \u2018Cnief Executive Officer of the Government in the Yukon.\u201d He fs given plenary power over every officer in the district, except Judge Maguire, with power to make any iteration in the mining Jaws he may zee fit.THE PREMIER'S HOLIDAY (Bpecial to the Btar.) March 90\u2014Hon.Mr ._ QUEBEC, - Marchand is leaving for a fortnight\u2019s -holi- States, y in the onthern .Y.W.O.A.EXHOUTIVE MEET Co (Bpecisl to ths Star.) TORONTO, March 9.\u2014Tho Executive of W.C.A.met yesterday Rides a LC ie de Gain Bal Among the delegate: ¥ TUBS DONPANY, Limited, nt were Miss Drury.and Mra.Black.106-106 King Prost West, Toronto, rh of Oftaws, se ™ MeDougall of \u2019 ; : on .minion X.Le St.Catherine SL, m1 Ta the aftarioon Mira.Decal éaachaed, IR ACA 4 de on a su connected.wi ! i Our Cycles have only one fault -they last too long.;Tis fault, however, our custome .\u2018appreciate, + We Handle None But Good Goods: re mme SPEEO- mt.*- Montreal \u201cRelieves Kidney & Bladder! p p > troubles at once.\u20ac Cures In $ 48 Hoursallg URINARY $ DISCHARGES$ h C 1 bears the name £7) ; Beware of useless à gts > YMAN, SONS & CO.Montreal.counterfeitsq tion to Hypnotism,\u2019 and one by Mr.Paquin on \u2018\u2018Babies and Monkeys,\u201d were given at the last meeting of the sychological Society, which took place at No.6 Union avenue.The meeting was presided over by the second vice: president, Mr.J.P.Spanton.* The large :lass-rooms of Roslyn College of Ladies were filled last evening to hear a lecture from the principal), J.Porteous Arnold, on The Drama, Mr.Arnold sketched the early history: of y and comedy, dwelling largely on the British, and at length upon Shakespeare and his plays.Miss Lindsay recited beautifully a sketch from Idylls of the King.At the close of the lecture a hearty vote of thanks was tendered Mr.Arnold, moved by Mi.Black- ley and seconded by Dr.Alloway.Laurentian Council of the Royal Ar- canum held a very pleasant smoking entertainment after the close of the business portion of the meeting on Monday oyening.n the absence of the regent, n J.B.Tresider occupied the chair.Bro.Dr.A Ww.Haldimand.the orator, à arrange à very pleasant programme, which was enjoyed oy all present.Am those taking part wers Brothers W.S.n, W.A.tes, W, E.Mumford, J.R.Wickes.Miss Jessie Alexander, the talented elocutionist, will give a recital to-morrow renin at Douglas Hall, Chomed y putreet, n entirely new programme w sented, and a pleasant time is aesires, pre CANADA PAPER O0.The shareholders of the Canada Paper Company held their annual meeting at3 o'clock \u2018yesterday afternoon.e following gentlemen were elected directors for the present year: Mesrs.Andrew Allan, John facFarlane, Hugh MoLennau, H.Montagu .Allan, Hugh A.Allan, W.D.Gillean and Chas.R.Hosmer.At a subsequent meat.ing of the boaid of directors, Mr.John Mac.Farlane was elected president; Mr.Andrew Allan, vice-president: W.D.Gillean, assistant managing director, and Mr.Jobn G.Young, secretary-traasurer.; 4 «+ + M: Hicks & Co.'s Sales: INSOLVENT NOTICE The Best Hotel and\u2018 Restaurant Stand IN MONTREAL lue Well-Koown WESTEQN HOUSE Corner of 81.Paul and Motu! ; Streets.J A For Sale by FPablie Auction.Re: JOSEPH MONETTE, Mobtreal ~The undersigned.have received instruo- tions frour the curator to sell by public auction ut their rooms.1K21 and 1523 Notre Dame street, on THURSDAY, 10th March, 1654, at 11.00 o'clock a, m., the assets be- {onglug to the above estute, coursing ot ftock ln Trade of Liquors and Bar Uten- stls, Cash Register and Bafe, contents of furnighed rooms, dining room, etc, ; Also the lease of the premises tnt May, Ise, together with the unexpired term of 13- cense.\u2019 TERMS OF BALE CABH, Will be sold en bloc or\u2019 fn lots, as may be seen fit on the day of sale.À deposit of $106 will be required upon adjudication.Inventory may be seen on the premises on aud after Thursday, the 8rd Inst.C.A McDONNEL ly : Curator, M, HICKS & \u20ac0.'Y, Aucttoneers.Office of C.A.Mocbonnell, accountant and trustee, I80 St.James street.64 4 INSOLVENT NOTICE In the matter of P.DONNELLY, Montreal, Insolvent.The undersigned wlll sell by auction, ln lots to suit purchasers, ut a rate on the dollar on the inventory prices, at tbe factory, ¥76 Craig street, on THURSDAY, the tenth day eof arca, 1898, at ten o'ciock a.m., the assets of the estate.ar under: Stock of Lumber at the yard, Visitation street, amounting, as per inventory, to about.we we swe woo 8750.00 Btock of Lumber at the yard, Wolfe street, amounting, as per fnven- tory, to About.\u2026 wi wi ce wer vee weve 50.00 Stock of Lumber, Mouldings, etc., at the factory, 576 Craig street, amounting, as per inventory, to BOUT + cio cit vos van vovsse ser een secon 3000.08 Safe and Office Faroiture .400.00 Rolling Stock .weer vomsssuccre.00.00 $5340.00 The Inventory and stock may be seen at the factory, 276 Craig street.Terms : CASH.A deposit of ten per cent, (I0 per cent.) will be required on adjudication.JOSEPH K.FAIR, Curator.\u2018MARCOTTE BROS., Auctioneers Office of Denoon & Fair, : Temple Building, Montreal, Febouary fra, 1808.418 SPECIFIC ARTICLES.Double, Double, 55.5 nd .sx Time and Trouble, effected by rupplying cook with bak- as Pere bout natale sporoval THE COOK'S FRIEND patins STOPPED LANE ancntly Ts lines Great Nerve Re storer.No fits after first X 4 $3.00 FITS ft tial bottle to Fit cases.Send to 331 Arch st, For als by J.A.Harte, 1780 Notre Dame sh Montreal \u2018riew Qi I i \u201cà.Be Fraser Bros, Salé ve \u2014 \u2018Household Furniture and Effects.\u201cx tonkivd Regular.Auction at fur .lous seFroou No.18 nnd ss ERR TRY On Friday Morning, nth March, AT TEN O'CLOCK.Insluding New and Second \u2018Hand Parlor, Hinin And Bedroom Furniture, Carpets, Upright ane Square Pianve.Pictures, Stoves, R t Grand Bargains fur perso AS Consignments icitadl, .prompt.returns.iL advances rude, - Safe, Clean; -Dry-Storage for Furniture, Pianos and Baggage.ete.FRASER BROS., Hs 7 Avcsioneers.AT FRASER'S AUCTION ROOMS, 453 and 455 5t, James Street, On SATURDAY, 12th MARCH, at 2.30 p.m.Extensive and important Sale of VALUABLE .BOOKS, (new and second hand) including, ~ Alustiraied Works, Eoclesiastieal Yorks, Theological and Medical Works, Encyclopaedias, Dictionaries, Atlases, Piccion.Biography.Ensincertug.\u201d ction, Biography gineer Frociansenry, Ec Bie.©.FRARER BROS.tT Will gell as above by Publio Auction on Sa day.(2th March, at 230 p.m.Catalogues to be had -on application.On view morning of sale.\u2018 56 ¢ SPECIAL ITEMS, At Fraser Broa\u2019.Beek Sale, on Saturday, 12th March, Hogartb's Complete Works History of Freemasonry, Rome Pendant Ls Semaine Salaie, Works Iluetrated dy Gustave Dore, Lippincott's and Webster's Dictivoaries, Battles and Leaders of tha Ciel War, Knight's Am: Muchanicat Dictionary Complete, Glories of the Catho! Church, Encyclopaediss and À Modical and Theo- posical Works, Roman Catholic Litscacucy Historie sud ioxraphies, etc, etc = ae TT 56 4 - Auctioneets.INSOLVENT NOTICE, IN THE MATTER OF CAVERHILL, HUGHES .& CO.Fraser Bros, have beon instruciea by the Provisional Guardian of tho estate to sell by suction at their depository, No.131 te 137 Inspector Street (Corner Bt.James Btreet) on THURSDAY.10th MARCH, 1898, at 3.99, the following assets withoul reserve: 5 Good Draught Horses.2 Driving Horsex.1 Large Express Waggon.1 i We 2 Flat te ork Cart.uchs.4 Work Sleighs, 1 Conc Bu, 1 Set Double ress Harness, 3 Sets Cart Harness, Set arness, Set Superior Carriage Marness, Tarpaulins, Horse Covers, etc, etc.On view now.F ER RROS.562 AER toners.UNDER THE WINDING UP ACT, IN THE MATTER OF The Robert Miller Co, Limited, Montreal, We have received instructions .from the Liquidator, Mr.John McD.Hains, to sell b; ublic uuction, at.my rooms, 88 St.Peter stree w Tuesday.March 15tb, 1 ab in the forenoon, the atock-in- trade of the above Company, in lots as follows, 2m Co x 3 Lot 1.\u2014A general assortment of Blank - ooke, Stationary, etc, amounting as per inventory t0.§11,830 41 Lot 2\u2014Wall Paper.FETS R730 0 Lot 3.\u2014Goods in Bond.85 \u2014_\u2014 $15,007 95 Terms\u2014Lot 1\u2014-One-third cash, balance in squal instalments at 2 and 4 months respectively.with r ceut., and satisfactorily secured.h.Stock with Juventory igs be seen, and all information obtained by applying to the undersignod.BS 2° BENNING & BARSALOU, : .Auctioneers.JOHN McD, HAINS, \u2018Liquidator.OFFICE OF JOHN McD.Hane, mu St.Sscrament stree Montreal, March ist, 1898 +81 4-Saw To Let.STORE and DWELLING, 2691 St.Catherine Street.North side West Guy Brreet, Stere\u2014Hns large plate gl&sa windows, concrets osllar perfectly dry, argo Bel endid position for almost any kind of business.\u2014Contains large .with two windows, Dwelling - Con Yitehen, parlons » Tall ob first flat : four good sired bedrooms (with closets in each} bath aod w.c.: large Hall with two ekylights en second fat Hosted throughout with bot water Apply to WW.E.COOPER, Sran Office.FOR SALE.+1167 Dorchester Stroet (near Matthew) First class Red Bandatope Front Houses, superior finish hronghout, with all modem imptoyements.Houses 50 Zxet dtep and extension 30 feet.@pen for inspection between 8 and 5 daily.Psrticulariy easy terms.Low interest.INSOLVENT NOTICE.PAQUETTE & MI- In the matfer of Q 241 Lawrence \u2018street, St.Montreal, insolvents.The undersigned will sell by public auc tion, on the premises, No.241 St.Lawrcuce street, Montrea - FRIDAY, THE 'I1TH MARCH, 1888.At 10 o'clock a.m.The following movable assets : Dry Goods, Carpets and Ollcloths: $20,039.61 Mantles, Kurs Ladies\u201d Jackets, Millipe ART and.Canadian Wines .+ a.Store fixtures .$25,631 as per lst .ceveconas 1808.71 4 shares in Merchants Telephone, ! TERMS CAS * To be sold in lots to suit purchasers.The store will be open on 10th inst, For further particulars apply te Applyto WH, RUTHRERFORD & SONS, Telephone 8154.#26 8 Atwater Avenue LAMARCHE & BENOIT, Trustees.1709 Notre nt MARCOTTE BROS J BOOKS, » MUSIC, » » _ THE ALBERT TOIL Bole Proprietots and Mauufacturers of the The Best soap on the market for the Jett 80 2 and still fne shesd of all competitors, .' ov: PICTURES.» TOYS, = - re PLATED WARE, Ete, | Over 40 handsome and usefal articles givon away in exchange für vrarrers, Send your nmne aud address ont Post Card for cur besutifully illnstratedC.dogma, ET SOAP COMPANY, © 1638 McCord Street, MONTREAL, world renowned Baby's Own Soap WRAPPERY FOR A STILL FiNgR ANT FoR An ELzaantLy Bounp STA * w SEND 12 COMPLETE SUNLIGHT OR LIFESUOY SOAP WRAPPERS; ONE OR ASSORTED, FOR A Maan icant COLORED ART PIOTURE; on 26 Sup 60 COMPLETE WRAPPENS, SUNLIGHT OR LIMEBUOY, OR ASSONTED, - NDARD BOOK.CATALOGUE sent TO- SOUVENIRS ng\" PioYURE, BROS., Limited, Torento 100.00 - ursday, the ces rm ren ee es nT A \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 AT Mtr.GEENA RAs on AL 2 - ID th a aT a mmm ri, ac j ; ï } | a ES ti a raie Ede ay pV.A ae + THE MONTREAL DAILY STA R\u2014 WEDNESDAY.MARCH 9, 1598, 4 .- LRTI Ty : = ee pe re ] it wait until we can get a real ali-Cana- MEETINGS AND AMUSMENTS- MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS - AGNI NSN NINA NALS SNS - The Daily Star., we will not be badge = + GRAHAM & OO.-Pronrietors.80 ana 160 St Jowmes titreet Tam DaiLy Star in ssrt to any part of the United States or Canada.postage free, at §3a peur, $1 for uix months apd Wc, for three months.2a7 Wo believe the circulation of Trig STA it ex ceuds th» combined issuo of all the other Englich ewspaters puhlished in the city ot Montreal.Wa Ageuts for French Advertising are Messrs Mayenou, Favre & Cle, Ruc do la Grango Bata ere 1B, Paris, Frauce, Toronto, Cnn., epresentative for advertisiog for the MCNIREAL Stak, W.I.Carrier, ¢9 King Bt., West.\"CIRCULATION \u2014OF THE \u2014 Daily and Weekly Star 1 CR WEEK EXDING MARCH sth, 1898.Fhureday ue vscss s+20s0\u20260.46,882 - FridAY ue croocrosvees sae sores wenn 46,630 Saturday.S1,500 284,491 Present Average: 47,415 93,602 L001 From the above figures are excluded upwards of fifteen thousand subscriptions regarded as more or lesa ephemeral.DAILY, for Week ending Mar.5 WEEKLY STAR Last Week.Average Circulation of the STAR Last Week.- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 189.EKLONDIKE IS QURS.\u201cThe country will undoubtedly breathe \u201cthe easier for the evidence that the Pre- ~mier is_not entirely blind to the facts of the case in connection with this Yukon business, From the moment that ~~: Hon.Mr, Blair made his first explana- = gel is g danger-point in the alleged all- tions to Parliament.it has been clear * to practically every man in the country outside of the Ministry who had any - interest-in the matter, that Fort Wran- 2 - Canadian line.od this fact.But the Ministers have steadily ignor- They have met the mis aivings confessed to by the Opposition on the point, by the incontrovertable statement that Canada had by treaty the right to navigate the Stickeen River, and that they were not going to assume that the American Government would deny its treaty obligations.This might have been a very pretty pose if nothing depended upon its correctness.But they insisted upon risking our national future in connection with the Yukon gold flelds upon the fulfilment of their angelic faith, They put a fabulous grant of gold lands which we could not think of duplicating in case this scheme miscarried, a double-barrelled monopoly, and the only opportunity of building a road during this critical summer, upon the table: and wagered it all upon the chance that the Americans would at once take our view of the Washington treaty.And this in face ot the, fact that American, inter- .ests would seem to be served by taking » another view.1t appeared uscless to point out that it was not necessary for the Americans to repudiate the treaty in order to tumble the Canadian plan into ruin,\u2014that it was only necessary that they should dispute our right to lighter at Fort Wrangel, and then discriminate against our trade there while the question was being discussed.We, for instance, claim that the boundary of.Alaska runs much nearer to the coast than the Americans are ready to grant.We no inténtion of cutting this claim down by an inch, but it would be long-eared folly to build a line from Dyea this coming summer on the ground that this port lies properly in Canadian territory, and that we intend cousequently to act as if there were no dispute about the matter.But, happily, the action of the American Sehiate or something else, has compelled the Government to cease studying the situation with its blind eye.They have got far enough at all events to perceive that there may be trouble at Fort Wrangel.It is to be hoped that they will speedily sco the unwisdom of giving the Americaus control there of the ono rail route into the Yukon dis- trlot: this year to hold as a sort of hdh- have * tAge tor our good behavior.1.will be a great pity it two common-sense peoples © living side by aide cannot agres to give and take enough to get a road into that ___sountry at once; but, if we are to be met with persistent obstruction from \u201c>.Washington, the talk we are beginning ue \u201d to hoët of shutting Americans out of nae - that .territory altogeth vs, rover © EE ! { ity.Our neighbors cap depend upon it and negotlated out of our own gold fields.dian route Into it, ol in popu lar- \u201cLEYS AND THE ; NORMAL SCHOOL.\" The London Advertiser, although the Ontario election is well over, still maintains that there was nothing calling tor critloism in its delicate hint to Londoners on the eve of polling day, that the success of the Liberal candidate and the building of the new Normal school 1 Were closely linked together.More dis- | couraging still, it gives ite reasons for this position; and they, being oI the character of a defence of the offegce preferred in the calm that follows \u2018\u2018 the storm,\u201d are anything but reassuring.This 1s more the pity, for the reason that the London Advertiser has long vigorously denounced political corruption of all kinds, irrespective of party.lhe reasoning o! the Advertiser on the subject is not without its humor.\u201cThere was no bribery or contemplated Tuesday.vasssasess00 secs.46,382 Wednesday \u2026 \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026-vrsreucenngerss 46,766 er, and lottlug bribery iv the discussion of the Normal School question in the recent campaign.\u2019\u2019 it declares.\u201cTo us in London it was à pure matter of public policy.\u201d Proceeding, it explains that the grant of money for the construction of the Normal School was opposed from the first by certain of té Oppositionists ; and, as they grew bolder, they wickedly claimed that the school would never be built in London at all.\u201cThis was the position which the Advertiser had to confront,\u201d that journal declares ; and then proceeds: It pointed out that the Government had been consistent in its policy; that the position of London as an educational centre had been recognized by the Administration; that the money had been voted, but that there was danger in indorsing a candidate whose associates in the Legislature and their newspaper advocates had at every - turn opposed the construction of the insti tution.The logical inference was that a loyal Londoner, who would stand up fov keeping faith with the le in supporting the declared policy of the Government, should be endorsed by the citizens of kondon.By way of \u201cclinching\u201d its argument, it pleads that it was only looking after \u201cthe material welfare of our citizens, as well as of the people of Western Ontario generally\u201d; and then points to the success of these tactics at the polls as a final proof of their legitimacy.Did the London Advertiser ever know of a barefaced bribe offered by a corrupt Government to a wavering constituen- ¢y in excuse of which this same line of defence might not have been presentedt Let us suppose that it is a railway bonus which a Government is going to give a local line if the interested constituency returns a Ministerial member, Could not the supporters of that member who dangled this promise before the electors declare that to them \u2018'it was a pure matter of public policy?\u201d that they spoke ol it in this open fashion, only because the opposing political party bad criticised the proposal! They could point out that \u2018\u2018the Government had been consistent in its policy; *> that the position of the constituency as a railway centre \u201chad been recognized by the Administration\u201d ; and that the money had been voted or would be voted, as the vase might be, \u201cbut that there was danger in endorsing a candidate whose associates in the Legislature and their newspaper advocates had at every turn opposed the construction of the\u2019 line.Then they could declare that tke *\u2018loyal Londoner,\u2019 or the loyal whatever else it might be, \u201cwho would stand up for keeping faith with- the poople in.sup- lished porting the declared policy ol the Government, should be indorsed by the citizens of London\u201d\u2014or whatever the tempted constituency might happen to be called.This would surely fit \u2018\u201cGuil- let and the Railway\u201d as easily as \u201cLeys and the Normal School.\u201d > Nor would the political success, to which the Advertiser refers, whitewash the transaction.In the old days when the Advertiser was accustomed to march to political defeat, it would have poured its scorn upon such a contention had it been advanged by a Tory journal in defence of a \u2018\u2019Guillet and the Railway\u201d transaction.If the laurels of success are to have such an effect upon the heads of all champions of political purity, the country will hops that some of them at least will be saved from success, The Advertiser will be in a better position if it pleads the frenzy of the campaign and throws itself on the mercy of the court.London election campaigns are said to be very heating to the blood, which fact might be pleaded in extenuation.It Is not so very long since they drove a party of purity to pigs\u2019 feet and beer, THE COMMONS BEGIN.LE The Commons **curtain-raiser\u201d to the real engniry into the Drummond County Mifair has taken the stage, The audience does not seem to have comb in yet, being detained at a thrilling Yukon romance in another part of the building ; and it is not expected that they will lose very much.An investigation into the misdecds of an administration con- dncted by itsell can hardly be expected to lead to many startling disclosures ; but it is likely to, at least, inform the country us to the extent to which the counter charges that Conservatives had several fingers in the Drummond County pie in the old days, are true.The Commons cannot give us too much light\u2014no matter whose ash pile is illuminated thereby.St, Andrew's Society, of 8t.John, N.B.celebrated its centennial on Tuesday.big weeting in the Mechanics\u2019 Institute was ldressed hy Mayor Robertson, Prof.Davidson and Hon.I).C.Fraser.Rev.Dr.Barclay and MacRae were also present.AN HONEST OFFER.Dear Mr.Fditor:\u2014 Kindly inform rer renders that if written to confidonfially, enclosing stamp for reply.T will cheerfully nke known to them in naoaled letter free of charge, the plan puraned by which I wae permanently res to perfect from Norton \\eumor, fier Tears of satering 2 s Wea fom Nervous Ve nes, Seminal Losses, an havo no scheme to get money from a f Lass nothing to sol or send C.O.D.,, Put am sirup anxious 19 make known toothers who ma n was, this rtain ent cure.Ar of oo an JAMKS A, HARRIS, Hox 490, Delrag, , PRESBYTERY AND THE PLEBISCITE, Want a Straight Prohibition Vote, Leaving Out Revenue.RESIGNATION OF REV.J.MACKIE.Was Pastor at Lachute for Forty Years-Missionary and Other Reports.The Montreal Presbytery.at the at- ternoon session yesterday, in Knox Church, received the resignation of Rev.J.Mackie, of Lachute, as pastor of the church there, after a forty years\u2019 ministry, during which time the congregation had increased trom fifteen to two hundred.It was moved by Rev.F.M.Dewey, that a meeting of Mr.Mackie's congregation be convened at Lachute in two weeks\u2019 time, to consider his resignation.Dr, MacVicar added a few feeling words, showing respect to Mr.Mac- kie.and the motion carried.SABBATH SCHOOL REPORT.Mr.Kilgour\u2019s report upon the Montreal Presbytery Sabbath School was the first read at the aiternoon session, The report showed that out ol the ninety- one schools in the presbytery, reports had been received from eigbty-eight, showing a total of 997 officers and teachers, giving 87 of an increase.There were 8344 scholars, giving an increase of 337 during the past year.The Chinese schools were thirteen in number.with an average attendance of from 3 to 78, which with a larger force of teachers could be increased.There was also a lack of teachers in the country schools, there being several instances where only one teacher could be found.The report then entered into detalls regarding statistics, and deplored the lack of interest taken by the parents in instructing their children in home study work.Regarding the connection between church and Sunday School,it was show that 47 schools reported 134Elders forty-seven schools reported 134 Elders engaged in Sunday School work, making An increase of twenty-lour: \u2019 filty- seven schools reported 4086 children attending church, an {increase of 13881; twenty-five sohools showed 158 scholars who had become communicants, a decrease of twenty-six, and thirty-eight schools reported 638 scholars.who were communicants.giving a decrease of 132.It was suggested that the pastors should take a deeper interest in Sunday Sohool work, and that more care should be taken in the training of teachers.The amount raised by the schools was 88741, being an increase of $92.and it was considered that taking all in all, the school work of the past year was very encouraging.SCHOOLS VISITED.Colonel Fraser presented his report upon hls visitation of the Sabbath Schools of the Presbytery of Montreal, Out of a total of ninety-one schools, e:ghty-three had been peraonslly visited in session, and reported in writing.Abont fifty per cent.of these sohools closed in winter, largely as a matter of habit.In the country the schools were held in the church just before or after the service.resulting in crowding the time, but this conld not well be helped.Regarding libraries and papers.it was found that about one-third of the schools had neither one or the cther, and consequently old books and papers would be most acceptable.very large number of papers and helps pub- .by Cook were.being Bibles were found to WR lacking.The report concluded by impressing the necessity of a greater interest in Sunday school work and in the memor- tsing of the Bible and the Catechism instead of outside formal teaching.RECOMMENDATIONS MADE.\u2018In connection with these reports\u201d the following recommendations were moved and adopted : \u201cThat all Sunday-schools nse as iar as practicable the Sunday-school helps of our own church; That superintendents or some influential officer in each school, make it a point of duty or privilege, to be the firat at the Sunday- school, and to be able to meet all acho- lars with a hearty greeting.Seeing that Suonday-schools are an integral part of the church, sessions should take a greater supervision over them and a greater Interest in them; that superintendents and teachers try as far ns possible to discourage the use of helps n schools, and encourage the use of Bibles: that the visiting committee be continued; that the Sunday-school committee be approached with a view of the preparation of the Normal class Text Books for use of teachers\u2019 meetings; that every effort be made to extend the home department of the Sun- day-school.HOME MISSION REPORT.In the nbsence of Prof.Ross, Rev, Mr, Fleck submitted the Home Mission report.This dealt with the missions at Mountain, Joliette, De Sala- berry, and Arundel, Lost River and Lake View, Mille Isles, Cote St, Gnb- riel and Shawbridge, Avoca and Harrington, Laprairie and Petite Cote, Trout River and Burke.La Guerre and Port Lewis, and Farnham.Most of these places showed a favorable report, and in nearly all instances it was re commended that the miniaters be re- retained, Matters were progressin smoothly and nothing unusual hs transpired.FRENCH EVANGELIZATION.The Rev.Mr.Heine read the report of the French work, entering into \u2018details in regard thereto.The matter waa thoronghly discussed and arrangements were made for missionaries for various charges and grants for the sustenance of the same were made.ASSEMBLY COMMISSIONERS.Commissioners to the General Assembly elected as follows, by rotation : .R.Giroux, Dr.Amaron, y Hevs.Dr.MacVicar, Jas.Fieck, Dr.McDonall, Prot.Ross, Dr.R.Cam hell J.R.G.us.Heine and ay.The following ers were e¢lect- commissioners to the General Assembly: ohn Younie, Walter Paul, Wm.Brodie, David Morrice, son, Dr.Kelley, Geo.Loye, D.Torrance Fraser, VW An- m.derson, Wm.sdale, W.H.Gibson, James Rodger Ton Gebbip and W.D.MacLaren | EVENING SESSION, Immediately upon the of t sveting session, it was moved By i pal MacVicar and seconded by Prof.fr int le Lg oe Pe tery, uestion ibition, protaie- d by the t should omit.ed .M ¢ * Robb Colin acÂr thur, James he and.A QUICK CURE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS Very valuable Remedy in all affections of the THROAT, or LUNGS] DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO., Limtted Prop's.of Perry Davis\u2019 Pain-Killer LR) MONTREAL MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY LECTURES.NATURAL HISTORY HALL, FRIDAY, March 11th, Prof.A.W.MACBRIDE, M A.BR.\u201cSiar-Fish and Sea Urchlus : Their habite and ory.MONDAY, March 14th, Pref.JAMES T.DONALD, M.A, \u201cThe Microscope in Commerce: Chemical Analysis.\u201d These lectures will be illustrated by Lantern- Microscope.+ .The Public are cordially invited.Admission The Patent Felt Mattress.full size, $15.00, ° in signalent, durability an and thousands of institutions pied the do measure), and the name of your rere! will be delivered at your «loor THEATRE FRANCAIS W.RB.PHILLIPS, Leases an à Manager.Week of March 7th.# Re\" RIENDS! = 0.K.SATO,Tr4 rontertal Prices, 10, 20 & 35e.Boxoficeopen 10s.m.t0 10pm, 53%8 { | COMING.Miss Jessie.Alexander.Only appearance this Bpring in entirely new pro- Douglas Hall, Chomedy street, Thursday Hvening, March 10th.TUPI NEXT on charge, and if not y \"of thirty days fre trial, we eye auf refund your inoney.The Alaska Feather & Down Co., { Limited, 290 GUY EBT, 9 *zawtt q STR ontresl, P.Q.te ously, and a copy will be forwarded to the Government immediately.; Un motion 6f Mr.W.Paul, the following were then elected a committee for the purpose of making arrangements for the meeting of the General Assembly : Prof.Scrimger, Rev.Mr.Patterson, v.Mr.Fleck, Messrs.James Rodger, D.T.Fraser, C.Bird, A.McPherson, A.C: Hutcheson, W.Paul, Malcolm Thomson and R.If.Brown.AUGMBNTATION.Rev.D, W.Morrison then submitted: the report of the augmentation Committee.This showed that the amount promised for the coming year was $3,000 short of the estimated outlay, and it was asked that several grants towards this fund.which it bad been suggested to reduce.should be continued the same aa usual.The matter received the favorable consideration of those present, and the report was adopted.In the absence of Rev.Dr.Patterson, Rev.S.J.Taylor read the Chatham and Gren- ville report.The condition of the church at Grenville, Chatham and Point Fortune was en à into, and the report advised the separation of Grenville from Chatham aud Point Fortune, and its attachment to the French church, about two miles away, and the Mountain church, about six miles away, among the Laurentian Hills.The report was edopted.MR.SMITH DECLINES, A telegram was read from Rev, G.H.Smith, B.D., of Thamesford, Ont., declining the call \u2018extended to him by Taylor Church on the 8th of February.The call was then set aside, and the moderator empowered to make another call, whenever the congregation was prepared to du 50.ST.LAMBERT.In regard to the resignation of ot St.Cuthberts, St.L cited to appear before a special meeting of the Preabytery.CHINESE MISSIONS.Rev.F.M.Dewey presented the report of the Chinese missions in the city, show- ing-a very satisfactory condition of the work.The Chinese Sunday ools raised during the past year the sum of $463.51 on account of Foreign Missions, which with other sums rande up a total of $1300.It was moved, \u2018seconded and carried, that the committee's recommendation be adoptas follows: \u201cThe committee recommended that the thanks of this Presbytery be cordi lly extended to the kind friends who have #0 faithfully helped in this work, and especi- a those of other deno tions who assist in teaching, both on the Lord's day and during the week.\u201d .Short reports were then received from the various ministers present upon general missionary work, all of which were encouraging.Rev.Mr.McArthur, of Cardinal, was then nominated as Moderator for the Syned.Rev.Dr.Campbell, of Renfrew, as | Moderator for the General Assembly, and | \u201cProf.Ross and Mr.Walter Paul as the ynod\u2019s Cotnmittee oni.Bills \u20ac WIDOWS' AND ORXHANS\u2019 FUND.Rev.J.L.George, of Calvin Church, made an eloquent appeal on behalf of the minister's widows and orphans fund, which he reported was in a very bad way.that the church should ek af- James Ross, He thought ter.the widows even ev.Mr.Dewey e several suggestions regarding the matter, and severni other speakers followed in the same strain, all seeming to the injustice of the present method.It was move t a committee take the matter in hand with a view to bringing the Question before the attention of the General Assembly to be consi by the Presbytery a mon hence.The committee was com o Reverends Messrs.George, Fleck and Nite a spirited address upon the matter by Professor Berimger, the motion wna carried, The mecting then adjourned to meet again in a month\u2019s time.The next regular quarterly meeting will be held the last Tuesday in June.MISSIONARY WORK The Presbyterian Women's Soclety Holds Its Annual Mesting.The sixteenth annual meeting of the Montreal Women\u2019s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Canada was held yesterday in the lecture hall of Crescent Street Church, After devotional exercises, Mrs, D, H.Mac- Vicar delivered an address of welpome to the visiting delegates, rs.Boyd, of Chateauguay, replied.The attendance exceeded two hundred.The receipts for the year Just closed were $3354.99, leaving a balance of 8587.It was decided to distribute the amount as follows: Klondike missions, $150; Central India, , an J} she balance for French missions.The contributions for missions sup ported by the society inolude Bheel hos- vital, 8050.and a lady medical missionary at Honan.In the afternoon the address of the president was delivered, and the reports of the recording secretary, treasurer and the auxillaries were received.These were all carefully prepared, and bélui of a sadisfastory, nêtar note, adop ee apers upon \u201cSy atio Givin [1 \u201cNaw.Fields in the North-West): ware read by Mrs, R.Brodie and Mrs.Hut- ohinson, of Huntingdon, respectively, and greetings trom sister s es were and Overture.| the minister's fees Tad not been-paid- up-i.| coumuttee ADWAY'S READY RELIEF.TH# CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY USE IN THE WORLD, CURES AND PREVENTS Coughs Colds.Sore | Throats» Inflammation.Rheumatism.Neuralgia, Headache: Toothache.Asthma.Difficult Breathing.Influenza.CURES THE WORST PAINS in from one to twenty minutes, NOT ONE HOUR acer Jad.log.this advertisement noed anyone SUFFER TH PAIN, INTERNALLY.From 30 to 60 drops in halt & tumbler of water will in a few monients cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Vomitiag, Heartburn, Nerv p ; 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Kes ous Ia\u201d : tet To TS 7 Rep ream re em 2 â TRS ati ie PE, 5 > 3 Fd LAST EDITION.MR, WHALEY * PROMPT ACTION In Securing a Vote From Congress May Avert War, \u2014 SPAIN IS ABOUT BANKRUPT.An Hispano-American War Would be no Rose Water Affair, (Special to the Star.) > NEW YORK, March 8.\u2014Thrce hundred : and eleven out of three hundred and fif- ty-six representatives in Congress, not , vne of those present dissenting, yesterday passed Mr, Cannon's resolution ap propriating $50,000,600 for national defence.Four hours preceding the pass- \" age of the resolution were devoted to speeches in which men of every party and section pledged their support to she - President in maintaining the honor of\u2019 the nation, The members of the Sen- gte Appropriations Committee have agreed to report the resolution favor- avly to-day, and it will be passed by the Senate with equal promptness, Amid sll the warlike preparations there , 46 à Pescotul tone to all the utterances .ol Administration officials.High Federal otteisle confidently expeci that the preparations now under way will make + hostilities less lkely.* Senator Hale has reported the National Defense Bill in the Senate, and asked its immediate consideration.The Senate passed it without any debate.\u201cHOW TO SPEND MILLIONS.In consequence of the appropriation o! fifty millions, a search ot the world will be made for battleships, and, although there ia now some uncertainty + 88 to success, it is expected that the \u201c- money will induce any nation that has ships to sell them.Commander Brown- son, who bas been chosen by Secretary Long to act as the Government's agent for the purchase of warships, will sail for Southampton to-day.The Secretary is confident that shipe being constructed in this country tor Japan can be bought, and he expects also to be able to purchase from Knglish builders.The ordnance and engineer officers of the army are making plans to strengthen the const defences with whatever part of the $50,000,000 is allotted to the urmy.Their plans include the purchase and mounting of à large number of ra- pid-fire guns, of which ordnance mann- faoturers can furnish 150 at once, while others can be quickly made.THE MAINE'S SUCCESSOR.The cruiser Montgomery arrived at Havana this morning, to replace the Fern at Havana.The latter veagel is to be used In carrying reliet supplies to Matanzas and Sagua, An anchorage has been provided for the Montgomery by, moving the Spanish cruiser Allonso I: to the position recently held by Fern.\u201c _.© _ AWAITING THE REPORT, Although three weeks have passed , since the destruction of the - Maine, nothing is yet known officially as to - thescause of the disaster.The court ts hard at work, that is ail that is known at the Navy Department.It is - not even known when it may be expect- , ed to finish its work.But the 1m- portance of ita report does not diminish in the slightest degree by the lapse of time, \u2018and JR the midst of diversions caused hy re recent happenings the © more thoughtful officials have not lost sight of the fact that when the report of the court of enquiry comes to the Navy Department in the hands of some trusty naval officer, probably Lieuten- , ant-Commander Marix himself,the judge advôcate of the court, the Government may be:face to-face with another and - vital i8sue., Consul-General Lee was examinéd yesterday, and meantime both , the Américan and Spanish divers are istill at Work on the wreck.\u2014 UNZEL THA CLOUDS PASS, ; Some persons, In order to increase the 3.excitemlent, are urging Gen.Fitzhugh © lee to resign, but the Consul-General of the United States said to a corres .popdent: \u201cI will stick to the ship of atdte until the clouds roM by.\u201d SPANISH REINFORCEMENTS.A despatoh from Madrid says: \u201cIt became known to-day that the Spanish transport steamer Alfonso XIII.sailed _ for Cuba from Barcelona, on Saturday .last, having 5 four officers, 800 soldiers and 4,000,000 Mauger cartridges, Ll] \u201cap .SPAIN BANKRUPT.8he Has Bxhausted All Means of Raising Money.NEW YORK, March 0.\u2014-A Special to the World from Washington says: A cablégram received from Minister Wood- ford was laid betore tho Cabinet by the President.It declared that Spain hss exhausted every means of raising money tor the prosecution of a war, without suscees.All the financial centres ol Europe have rejected her overtures, General Woodltord pronounces it an utter imposaibility for Spain to seoure funds with which to engage in hostilities against the United States.In referring to the political conditions which impelled the ministry to sug- ess the recall of General Lee, Minister Woodford said that Benor Bagasta was - trlendiy to the United States, and would make every possible concession to preserve peace, The tuture dangér, said General Wood- ford, lies with the people.With a hostile majority now In the Cortes, and the vrobability thet !t wtl} be -oonti- nued at the torthgoming elections, the overthiow of the Sagdata Ministry is not unlikely.The succeeding Ministry would be pledged to war in order to avoid revolution.If the Sacasta Ministry retains power, General Woodford believes that Snain wonld endure hnmi- liation rather than declare war against the United States.A SPECULATIVE BING, According to a despatoh from London in the Journal, \u201cthe hones of the great speculative ring mre aotually atickin through the reports of a succession new Spanish Joan and the purchase ot Srarshlps in England and France by pain.The despatch continues : \u201cFor several days it bas been known by the mem bers of this glgantio cambination ot phopulatore in war materials that the nited States.would probably ahpro- priate an enormous sam, lor military purposes and at once the dampaign was gun in the newspapers to create the impression in the United States that Spain had raised money and was abont se secure vrarabipe that are.for sale, \u2018 vogether with great quantities of war ! materiais.T 4 1 1 000 ed by Cuban taxes.speurity for their loans, there is a great and powerful interest war or save Spain.bound to win in the long run, 1 will be no rose water aflair for your | navy,\u201d Madrid Spanish Ananciers' acare.cluding the (riends of the Cabinet, to the relations tive and foreign speculsto ever on the alert to take advantage of any clrcumstancen to depress Spanish The tene ot most of the pa- | pers is, however, pessimistic as even so Ministerial an organ as El Liberal concludes a long article on the situation as fnllows: \u201cUndoubted! securitles.b t h solentous correspondents, gradually the truth bas begun ta appear \u201c1 have received assurances Governor of the Bank ol England, from the Governor of the Bark of ¥rance; the Rothschilds, both fn Paris and in London, aad trom the head of the Credit Lyonnais that Spain has not been able to raise amy woney whatever.The St, James Gazette prints & eun- ninkly written article pretending to give the facts about the situation, but investigation at the Armstrong works at Clyde Bank, In Scotland, apd a every point where- apy persons could possibly heave any accurate knowledge, shows that the story is absolutely alse, It is simply a part of the con- from the spiracy to stampede the United States into buying syndicated war material und warships in a hurry, Probably the greatest tinancler in the world, who, it is thought, will be recoznized by that description, although he has forbidden me to use his nama, sald to me this afternoon : o Spain is absolutely bankrupt at this moment.It is utter nonsense to talk about a new foreign loan.lhe Bank ot Spain is insolvent, The only means by which Spain conld ralse money is by a domestic Joan, and that would only be possible for & large amount in the event of actual war.\u201cThese ish.It would ba tmpossible to raise any large number of millions in France or England without that fact being known by\u2019 the important banks.\u201cThe fact that International law would prevent any warships belonging to either side leaving a neutral port after a declaration of war, makes to deceive the mass telligess and eco u stories in the newspapers about large purchases of warships and war material by Spain are simply child- \u2018rasuits à diffoult-matser, .AY a Before March Oloses, © must be .; a urchase of ships, is, it is said, t jovernwent has the building for foreign own use at the last moment.ain, upon The Standa ) comparing the navies af the aud of Spain, and says: overnuments for is prepared is afforded bd adopted to protect Haran against prises.With tbe Vizcaya and À quendo there has \u2018herean, with two the battleships Pelayo, Charles V., Christopher Columbus three ¢ The fleet thus brought together in soma old ironclads, refitted, being utilized the coast of the peninsula.\u201d OTT \u2014\u2014\" COMMERCIAL MARTS.bread riots sud ather df oumat the\u2019 Spanish provin in suah Satan state \u2018an to dia tract attention from the coming sloo- tions and to make predictions as to the: SPAIN'S WHOLE NAVY.To be Mobiliged in Havana Harbor LONDON, March 9-\u2014A factor which en into consideration in the i hat any ower to iake ships, its Great Brit- several occasions has done this.publishea a long article, United States \u201cSome indications of the extent Spain i the measures sur- lmirante before the end of March, the squadron under Admiral Cervers, com od or the Alfonso X1II.and the Maria OF 0&8, delivery, and sales of Nomade at second-class cruisera and torpedo boats, will be reinforced by aD accompanied by estroyers and three torpedo boats re West Indies ure described aes representing all the available naval force for foreign aer- vice, aud it will be entirely mobilized, which were recently in guarding the Y STAR-\u2014WEDNESDAY, 7 Wheat and Maize\u2019 Advanced in Liverpool.A SCARGITY OF ROLL BUTTER PRODUCE MARKET SLOW.Wheat adbanced 3 to ¥% ta Liverpool.and corn also went op'%.but the marks In\u2019 Chicago was featureless and dull.May option opened at 31.0034, AU\u201d déclined to 31.0436, while July opened at 91350 and sold down to 90%c.mare attention.up to Ble, but declined to &l £9 520 0 ë BE) = 8 3 - = aut.- = { I DOMINION COM.TRAV.ASSOCIATION, H.W.WADSWORTH, Secretary.81 5 hE se du du du e253 BREW YORK STOOK NXCNANGE.ut Company | {Paxe BEER and T pow to oRjecta, \u201cad de other pu 55) |EBE3| | 58) BSE Soli aver direct private wire: Dated 2rd Felruary, 1599.THE MOLSONS BANK 88th DIVIDEND.The Bhareb ers of The Molsons Bank are i FOUR PEL ER Ed Er TL d that th Sat the bank, in A tb the Brauchot, on and after the ; FIRST DAY OF APRIL NEXT.The transfer books will be ciossd trom the 25th to 31st March, both deys iuciusive.By order of the Board, F.WOLVERSTAN THOMAS.Gen anger.Montreal, fod Febroary, 6 #408 ow - ES [A ph 19 ésESEg) éecsebs| sesl | E288 =i 20 re 00 0 rt Sem er Pat a ee 2m - Montreal Cotton xd.Lol, Unt.On.nei 2Buutz 3 32 £ Eee EXT.Canadian Paocl 81%, 100 ag 81 Toronto Streot Ralkw si 103%, 200 ab 109%, 25 at treal Street Raliwi \"903, 9 os MY, 1 ab 3081, ominion Coal-8 preferred at 10084, 10 t 108, bonds at 1 : Dominion Cotton\u201475 at : Montreal Telegraph Co.\u201413 at 178.oyal Elsotric at 1 18°18 CORPORATION © MONTREAL GENERA meeting will he beld in the Governors\u2019 Hal on, TTY She randy ir foes pn ly meeting pportunity Address a 806.\u201d Fran Off \u2014 THB INCINERATOR.2B) 1312018) 2 Las EU EST AMERICAN MARKETS, Reosipts and Shipments.The Civic authorities were again informed to-day that the chimney at the Gregory ORK, March 9.\u2014Recetpts, 111,600 orn of have fallen and i every.ddy.It appears ty of the builders cannot bu e \u20ac was damaged by n struck -by light.SRE 31 120 |] force majeur, having ning, he Rebel 98 i ! i wa \"eb rooke,.85 ben =, vu \"10 ar c fa 153 Hutchison.PE pe pee og; Tes eh ac J words ar Jews, sid word, each madly TOL T 10 pente fr 20 words or less, and Jé PE rs words or loa rondo lo and 3 cent per Lin, ioe FOUND, Da for 30 words or or loss, aod 3 ont per rd.&, STORES TO, #5 cents for 25 words or lesa, ran r extra word, insertion.POR 8A ALE D Ponts or 2 words orless, aud 1 ceut per FOR BTE Bows for 16 words or less, ne att cent per extra ES, ETC.3 for 95 words centé Jean and! cent per extra word, each insertion, ESAONALS, page 3, $oents per word, with a each insertion.NOTICE PARTICULARLY.The above rales are NET CASH with order.When such adverfisements are not prepaid numerous entries have to be made, and the rate ts, in conse- ce, much higher.No charge made in our books for classified advertisements of less than five\u2019 lines, HOUSES TO LET.re ~~ AAA mn NO LETC FINK CUT STONE HOUSE : No.Victoria st.(bear Sherbrooke streats, containing twelve (12) rooms, bat broom, ntry;' all modern conveniences; heated hot water furnace, allin first class ray, sable 8 (36talls) and large Coach House in poar.Convenient locality.Stables wav be sublet if not geared, Apply W.S.Marson, Star Office.- -66 BL.James street.stu LET \u2014 88 UNION AVENUE, A comfortable and spacious residence.Apply H.H.Austin, Agent Est.Joseph Titlin, us.St.Paul st.0 O LE1\u20149%8 BHERBROOKE BST.choicest location iL the elty ; 18 rooms; heated by Dalsy h.w.furnace, and all modern cooveulenc¢?s; good stable and coach house; rent mod-tate.Apply on premises or 313 Commissioners st.52e © me LET\u2014160 MANSFIELD S8TREET il \u2014s=H contained bouse, rooms, Daisy furnace, io perfect order; can be seeu at any \u201cme.Be £0 TS LET\u2014HANDSOMELY SITUATed cut stone house, 407 Bher- Il rooms, doubie bath and clos- \u201cPis, conservatory shade trees, ete., eve convéntence, possession 1st of April if necessary.K.Thomas, 174 Bt James 4 4 street.£0 0 LET\u2014STONE FRONT BELF- contained house, 146 Berri street, 143 rooms, every gouventence possession in April îf required.Thomas, 2T4 Bt.James street.64 4 SHOPS.STORES.BUSINESS PREMISES ETC, TOLET Sg vo i 0 LET \u2014 8F D DWEL xa a ns LAows.rete oollar, Trey ard, with 14 foot sal | tion lor almost any ki Pe wel ling dining 1 nindows (on st.Let ne steoet), toben, pantiy ana lacge hall on 4 fier hat four Eood-sised, + My bedrooms, with closets 10 each : bato we.Large hall, witb two kyligute on second flat.Heated \\hroughout witn bo: water.N.B.\u2014#tore aad dwelling in good reir.Arnis to W.'K.Cooper, r office.phone No.870, |] fi ms LET \u2014 SHOP AND DWELLING J211 Bt.Lawrence street ; shop has large plate glase show windows, with counter and fixtures; splendid position; would suit auy kind of business.Dwelling in rear contains three very large, comfortable rooms, well lighted, pat wo Heat \u2018cooper, to ag ot, E.Star Ome, a né Fi \u201cremills street, phone No.88 tf perfect poses ptet 0 LET-THE STORK, 269 ST.PAU treet, corner of Vaudreuil st.arr to a.1.Austin, Agent Est.Joseph Titffin, 31 0 LET ~ STORK (WITH DWELLING bove), beiug T5 101.St, Catherine st.ost, be x tweeu Motcalfe aud Sp agent, aid it au Perrault, H.H.Austin, © TC LET\u2014A FIHRST CLASS HiCENS 4 Jd grocery stand on St.Alexander street, with dwelling Shove; also few houses at from $6 to $4 mionth rent to good XE.D.V tie, 189 Bt.James St.tenants.O LET- STORES AND DWELLING « 2492, 2394, 2619, 2621, also house, 578 & Cathorine st.; dwellings 709 Sherbrooke, 3 and à Hutchison; also three tine ine dwellings C \u201chatham st., and other properties.Oflices of Estate Stauloy Bagg, 107 St.Jumes si ut, © Lo 55 are \u2014 TWO SHOP8 AND veines.Nos.99 and 103 Common street (at present occupied by grocer ani eating house) near McQill street, and op- pusite Canal Basin.Geo.Bury, 8 St, James street.56 à 2 Te 199 ISLAND LET\u2014BAKERY, tables and three ovens, troughs; tabling for six or more borscs; street ; large store room: everything in st- class order.Possession at once.Rent low.Apply W.Ogllvie, corner I port and Fonndiing streets.O LET\u2014 NO.337 CRAIG 8T., NEAR ST.Denis, to be changed into à store and lodging; large yard and stabling.L.À.Boyer, 66 St.James st.571 ae LET \u2014 26 ST.PAUL ST., THAT commodious store, heated by hot water, minissioners st.h 2e a goods entrance on i ral he H.M.Simpson, Liberal terms to good tenant.153 Hutchison st.Tel.3233.fa o, LET-STORE, 792 DORCHESTER .; also houses, 15 and 21 Brupswick st.Apply.t J.A.Harte, 1780 \u2018Notre Dame Fe rN 0 LET \u2014 HOUSE, = ROOMS, Thornton Park, lodge rooms, 8t.Catherine and Richmond streets.Thomas Ligget, 1884 Notre Dame st.6 tf © Tv LET-\u2014-SHERPROOKE BTREET\u2014 i Cut stone self-contained house, modern in every way, 11 rooms, 2 baths and closets, conservr.teryv, shade trees back and front.Tenant is obliged to vacate and Il sub-let at considerable reduction to suitable party.\u201d Address Box 88, P.Q.5 + ae.LET\u2014137, 139 ST.ALEXANDER à street, opposite Methodist Church, stone front upper and lower tenements, Daisy furnace.For particulars apply 147 St.Alexander street.on 4 are LET \u2014 UPPER AND LOWER tenements, Nos.3 and 5 Alexan- PROPERTY FOR SALE ANAS R BALE\u2014OR TO LET, À FINE COTTAGE ui Riviere-du-Loup Point, county of Temis- couata.Apply to Jos.Hamel & Cie, 57 Dalhousie at, Quebeo.3% OR SALE\u2014-THOSF, HANDSOME NEW HOUSES, first class in all respects, Nos.129 and 139 Crescent street.Apply to James Douglas, 139 Orescenust.54 8 R SALE-A MOST DESIRABLE PROPERTY, consisting of sn excellent dwelling house and out-buildings, located on the line of th tifty miles west of Montreal an for any on ring to engage m & gedcral s and produce business.raroperty wilt be 5 sold ot a DérgaiD, reasonable Lockerby Monti 5310 JOR SALE \u2014 OR TO.EXCHANGE FOR A CITY rty, & nice lovely cottage et Riviere des Prairi RoR LET, BT, OOMIORT.frre avoue.raowr aL GIRLS, ONE MUST BE GOOD RARE nes OOMS\u2014LARGE FURNISR ED BEDROOM Re Bas Union arenes.7 WARS THE PATON MANUFACTORIN Roc sim mtoo: LY FURNISHED, PO actyrers of tweed, sargos and beara aA Stolne Sires ' man tendent, to Al EE Ep Rogie A CHOICE or = RMINE Sherbrooke, Cu 100! or i ge ANTED \u2014 BY, 0 ALR WINER FIRM, ee ay, TA Bherbrooke 626 i WHOLES, a NI x Roos smavTroLLY v URNISHED HOOMs, Ae, siviog axporiance sad expected, Lo \u2019B with it board: ovary Fowsn tolearn Fronoltalrpboos a Bouse ANTED, \u2014 AGENTS BELL \u201cKLONDIKE GO *e - \u2014 RARE \"like 2 whirw Prospect 5 op OoME\u2014TÜ LT VITE EXCELLENT BOARD.a Forth LU pany, 5 i T hue 3 adler: ter atroot.533 ANTED- TEACHER, Boks NER.ph DOMS-LARGE BRIGHT, aux YUBNISHED, casione 85 ppollo, N.WT 1 o- Bosra al o and jensen, b t th) beat dore table Sensell 4 Voir.$y 2: K conven.ot water t ng.2 ~ ANTED \u2014 AGENTS, \"WOMAN\" IS THE TITLE derate.Victorin at, near Shorbrooko st, , © our croat ner book Discussee sll nce of the eo The ork Of lard,\u201d OOMS\u2014PARLOK OK PIRST FLAT AND bus et wonderful woman of tho century.Qrer à on bath Hat; breakfast if dosired.97 Univer- hundred beautifit portraits of the greatest n known, sity.556 with b nap ror canvassers.Line oott Co! Toronto.556 Ropu FURNISHED, SUITABLE Fo FoR t housekeeping.moving in ANTED \u2014 A FEW GOOD MEN FOR CANVASH.855 nd we ing on yearly salarien.The Linscott Company, \u2018oronto.OOM&\u2014 BATHROOM FLAT, NIORLY FURNISHed, and rooms singly or en suite; hot water es Auer light end À telephonus family private.80 Univers rity Hs ANTED AGENTS, = COTIMPSES OF THE UN- ces.\" Saacius neers be entire fleld of O0OMS~840 DORCHESTER ST., 3 DOORS WEST St.Jathes Club, apartment for angle gentleman on bath room at; home comforts; choicest board; cooking perfect loc locality charming.Auer light; telephone.Tails oarders welcomed.OOMS \u2014 TO LET, MODERN IMPEOY EMNENTS; plone; late dinoer; board tirs! 43 Unions ne.OOM8\u2014ONE NICE ROOM, GAs, BATH AND HOT water.784 Palace at.553 RR°accvratoë LARGE FRONT ROOM, NEWLY decorated and newly furnished.Auer Licht, gentlc- mao only: light breakfast if wanted.ark ave, bwelve minutes rai trom Post Olice.ss OOMS~TO LET, LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR one oF two, on bathroom fiat; gas, hot water.Not moving.2258 &t Cat here 865 Row LET, NEATLY FURNISHED; BREAK- Inst it required; gentlemen only, 20 McGill Collage OOM \u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED SINGLE front roum on bathroom fiat; private family; Kentie- mien only.173 M.562 OOMS \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROO) ROOMS, WIR all modern conveniences.942 Dorchester st.ROgus LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, FARLOR flat, suitable for ono or two gentlemen, bath roo; privileges.cheerful Jocstion; Bt.Deniast., between Qutario erbrooke, private fanrily.Address *W 940,\u201d STAR Shion.\u201c586 0oMS-DOUBLE AND SINGLE, WITH GOOD 15,00 5 month; also table board, = .weok.30 Victoria street.OOM \u2014 FURNISHED, BINGLE, OR DOUBLE, for gentleman, on first fist, in private , Det moving, 13 Bt.Urbain, above Ontario, 3 OOMS-ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS ON bathroom fiat, hot water, suitable for light housekeeping if Toquirod.172 Mountain st.554 _ OOMS\u2014PARLOR FLAT, BEVARAL CONNECTing rooms, unfuro married souple or two ladies referred; nioe locality, no children; he water, clothes press, etc; one room also on bai 58e City Cou: ore.ooMs \u2014 WESTMOUNT, 3 ROOMS, ON BATH- m fiat, 1 furnished and ua furnished, suitable for uh Housskeéping; Dai y furnace; striotly privs private vo children.Terms moderate.\u201cN 4, OOMS\u2014THREE ROOMS, TWO BEDROOMS AND sitting room on same fiat; vacant the 10th April; ory i leph 899 Dorchester st.58 4 Sversbody rders.Marvellous {ilustrations.Prcspactus free to can Bradley- Gurretson C mited, Toronto, 656 ANTED \u20141F YOU ARE TRUE, JANERGETIO prejudico against canvassirg, writetome.BD ro hundreds of wen in the A of making money, some ot whom are now rich, T.8 \"Lig outt, ANTED - BOOKKBEPER, OOMPETENT AND réllable man for tirat class hotel Good salary.Avply with *\u201cV 905,\u201d BrAn offos.3 8 ANTED\u2014A MALE TEACHER WITH BEQOND class professional pertificate, tor Callander Publio School; to commence April 1 Address X.Morrison, Becrotary-Treasurer.583 ANTED- TWO BMART LIFE ASSUBANCE MEX to Sanat and collect.lapses.Promotion certain.Apply Mr.Peddie, basement floor, Sun Life Bldg, 1 to to-morrow.\u201c5 3 ANTED \u2014 BMART BOY FOR AN OFFICE, about 14 or As years old.ust L © well recommended.Address in own writing to VU, \u201cBTAR office.ANTED\u2014-A NURSE TO TAKE CARE OF A child » year und a half old, Apply with Eater ences, ia the evenings, at 79 8t.Mark ot.ANTRD \u2014 AN INTELLIGENT | YOUNG MAN or au office {about 18).Must api hand, be dick 8 at figures, ani very en! Reteren- ces requi Addroas \u2018\u201cŸ 973,\u201d STAR office.583 War RD- THE, vw YORK LIFE INSURANCE VE re 440) wants active agen: inun pra te Fe out Ontario.Apply tof F.LA Ele As Agency Director, 20 Soghout east, Toronto, 56 6 ANTED\u2014IMMKDIATELY, A SECOND CLABS The in MO 57 *ntyl AN OFFICIAL R REPORT SAYS: Consumption of Tea reached per Agure Ron of Tea foached à higher frnre SOON INDO-CEYLON TEA grew in popular favor to a great sont and will £0 oN tncreasing.85.30, 40, 50 and 90 cents.in 1807 than before, India and Coylon.A © SITUATIONS VACANT.ANTED \u2014 A GIRL, ONE Jssp ro» SEWING ne work.Must speak English and French.D.Dowell ols BL.Paul at.571 ANTED \u2014 GIRLS.GOOD HANDS, TO FINISH t#;.8180 operators, steady work: good wages.453° se Samson ANTED \u2014 TOBACCO STRIPPERS APPLY 8 Darin & Sons, Dalhousie st.VV ANTED-BY A DRESSMAKER, APPRENTICES and improvers.Apply 2768 8t.Catherine oe 1 ANTED-TRAVELLKR SPEAKING BOTH LANguages, to handle chewing guin in the city.State Address \u2018E 1155,\u201d STAR office, 571 ANTED\u2014SHOR VAMPERS AND OPERATORS, only first class and experienced hands proc salary ¢ uaranteod.Apply to 25 MoCord al.Wo ter p ANTED\u2014A MAN FOR INDOOR WORK, WITH pti knowledge of cooking: disc! od soldier References.Apply J.M.L., Queen's Hotel Fete gt o'clock to-night.ANTED\u2014IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD HEALTHY man to join n party for Klondike, ope with 3, litle cash preferred.Address \u201cF 1188,\u201d STAR office.74 ANTED\u2014A GROOM FOR PRIVATE BTABLE.Must have best of city references; Protestant preferred.Ro between 7 and 8p.m., Fred Hudson, 214 Prince Ar 571 ANTED\u2014A MARBLE CUTTER.APPLY Bas tory Office, Royal Klectrio Co.ANTED\u2014TWO SMART OFFICE BOYR.MUST writo nicely and k French and English.App at 8s.m.on Thursday, at Royal Electric Co, ANTED - GOOD.AGENTS TO BELL THE.Schram Water Rilter, highly recommended, cau be sold in every house.Apply after soven p.m., 41 Walker ave., Bt.Henri.71 SITUATIONS WANTED professional, male Catholio teacher, with knowl ~~ edge of elementary French.Addross W.M Bank of Commerce, Toronto, Ont.3 ANTED \u2014 HATS TO TRIM ZE AN SPER enced milliner; old materials used, 76 St.ANTED-A VIRST CLASS HORSE GHOER.GE Lt, pols Jurors stroe ANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS LADY'S MAID, ANTED EXPKRIENCAD LUTTONHOLE YV pure or goremess for child.\u201cAddress Box 47, AST Ca tar a3 Some re Stands : ier WANTED By ronan AS HOUSEKEEPER, enced; erences.Address ANTED AT ONCE, RELIABLE MEN x\u201c P.O.Bor Ro bly wxperion 2d; good.918 mn avery section of the oon tor.wry to keep our oe cards tacked up in towns and along 1) public roads; commission or salar a month and expesses.For particu.ars write the World Medical Electrio Oo., » London ont, WAxTED - STRELA TURNERS A experienced banders on No, % machine.Standard Bhirt Co, Ltd, ANTED-YOUNG GIRL AS GENERAL SER- ALSO A COM NICELY FURNISHED DOUBLE ROOM, piton see fn small family.Referonoes required.16 table for t Rover) exchanged.2 Park ave, 363 OOM8-LARGE DOUBLE Boo, ox BATH at, large back r, telephone, Auer blo board: Lransie uta accommodated 1 583 OOMS HANDSOME DOUBLE ROOM.PRIvate family; hot tan ahowes Sait, y: gon.A Auer ant, telephone.64 Nt.oring in M: ANTRD \u2014 ACTIVE LABORERS.APPLY TO Wim.Hood & Son, Contractors, 10 Richmond A ANTED\u2014A GOOD SALESMAN \u2018 TO CANVASS the business houses, one can speak French: good sal ary.Call after six, Horner & Priest, ¢ Continental ANTED\u2014CARÉTARER FOR ST.MATTHEW'S TANTED \u2014 BY CUTTER, PRACTIOAL, HOLD- mg first class situation, but to leave Toronto; unsur references aa to abili Address Cutter, care ack, Merchant Tallor, Horst.508 vs IN GENERAL STORE, country preferred.good hookkeepergatle to take gntire, (charge, speaks References, age 3.Ad- VE Evan vice.81 10 ANTED-HATS TRIMMED BY A PARISIAN milliner for 25c, at iso Bt.Catherine at.Private pariors.Lace hats made for 536 ANTED -POSITION BY BUOCESSEUL CoMmercial traveller, 35 years of age, energ: bard- working and temperate, connection snd 15 years\u2019 \u201cexperi: nee throughout Outario end Quebec.Is a pable bookkeepe r; budiy iu want of work ant would be cad to acoept m modest remuneration.Would work on commission is to prove ability as salesman, capes and security if required.Address Pa re dra; Winder, ave, , in 978.\" STAR mixed: sud mic: Lawrence st.Mo \u201cA mA on THB MILLION, KINDLING, gro me per load, gelivered suywhere in thy usre.Bell Te pigeon Any to 4137 Bt.Catherigeat.KR SALE\u2014A BLACK WALNUT Drak, FLAT Rak sai ble 1 0! tal Toudtare small organ a Fous BALE_KINDLING woop, Largest I Money returned if it dues R SALE-TWO FINE MUSK OX ROBES, erfest ord order, bave had very little we.zier at, RSALE \u2014 BABY UARRIAGE, - I ply 357 Richmond st., room 7.CHEAP.AP FE; BALE-ACCOUNT or SICRNES WiLL gont's \u201898 Columbls wheels at a Sarasin.dress 1038,\" STAR Fo SALE-LARGE PERSONALS STANANAANAANANAA INNS ERSONAL\u2014B P REONAL-E KRTIE, WRITE TO ME WITHOUT FOR SALE 80; Tamarac Blocks, $1.75; Mill Blocks à city.L 8553.16 ee 00Iu cts, mirrors, in the ho.Te wholo 10 R SALE-CHEAP AT #038T.DENIS STREET, d bedroo pets, foret BR SBALK \u2014 GOOD ABH DESK, WITH TOP, holes snd cupboard, in good order.Cheap! 536 wers at ach sido; in good orller.Weatmou Fou, SALK-3 SECOND HAND AWNINGS NOR good order, very cheap, Apply at 1888 \u2014 A SPLENDID , KABN DOUBLE church.rms easy, and in part exchange.Address \u201cY 150 SOFT, 81,75 lin 06, 653 Nt, Payl ot.oC EE Fe SALE-MILEMEN CAN BUY THE MILK OF Darites Bien spol lying after 9 o'clock a.m.st 43 Jacques 56 2 JOB SALE\u2014 FAMOUS BED BUG, RoacH, BAT in tins, 2c, EO © Killer, sold and not clear your house.UE No agents se! this.He IN Avsly a 3 either wheel Al.ties.oh - m {3 AND BMALL BIRD CAGES Apply at 789 Lagauchetiare ut.Fd SALE Lido WILL BUY SHERTINGS 2 twilled or 3 better D\u2019, corner o mond end Notre Dame Fee, Flynu's, | SALE\u2014SHOP AND OFFICE Also two safes in good repair.Apply to 264 8¢.SALE\u201412C WILL BUY SOFT WHITE oR cular pillow cotton; better qualitis corner of Richmond les, 15e, 17 and Notre Dame \u2014 511 FIXTURES; Paul go FOE 54 SALE corner of io and ro © Hall REALE \u2014 REMNANTS TABLE, men and ladies\u2019 merino undervests, balf CGenoral Bazaar, 3 Cypress, opposit es pefier Rhea Pd Yo re FI hmond and Notre Demo west.Pi ; BUTCHER ller linens, towels, wide curtain nets, geutle- rice.Rowell's te Wi Concert x SALE \u2014 7 SHOW C NICKEL plain cherry, also to! bid rdf dv an and barber es street.O LET-317 PEEL STREET, THA fine cut stone blumblng, ith.all modern Ne NANA fn OLE LET-TH OLD RICHELIEU HOTEL at St.Hii.P.\u20ac ftuated on the banks of the river, and con taining 17 bath and w.oD hot and cold actly nished; all in good order.walt os rence for year or the De, SEASON.A most d tls residence for ° private fatoily.Apply a 848 aE m4 LET \u2014 HOUSES FURNISHED A un roished # at AG all prices.H M.P| \u201cLET ~ ON CRESQENT STREET, modern self-contained 10 roomed cot * tage.\u201d inspection solicited.Aply 20 Croscont 0 ET HOUSES A AND BTALLS FOR horse, large yard, en bloo or separ: Eps a lg on COUNTRY HOUSES.LET \u2014 OR FOR SALE, COUNTR uses, Dorval Dixlon LE Lachine.i M.Simpeos dis utohison.\u2018Tel.393% \u201c \" COTTAGES TO LET.(0 LET\u2014TWO SELF-CONTAINED stone front cottages, in, 4 ot ne turnace RS a Regn thon LET\u2014AT LONGUEUI a Cottac on the river ds a Te TE up .\"cottages, at Longueul oH \u201csun si Baie a rooms, hath and.close y B PH Lapon Lapointe, 1625 St, ane \u201cEe ven Te, LET\u2014TWO 1e LE dr | RESIDENTIAL FLATS TO.LET.AIA am LAN O LET \u2014 OPPOSITE A LARA] rden, well situated, ry 3 Ch rrier street, near St.Square, .: F ouics Bunding.9 Se x, treat.© n am Tel.1668.ce ex LET, \u2014 4100 WESTERN AVENU of Wood, 8 attractive region flat with fine outlook.odetate rental, for permit, A, G.Ross & Ge, Can A lin BE 53 ood! me LET-$17 PER MONTH, NO, #5 Mount Koyal avenue, new atone front 2 stories, overlooking tho Park and closo to Park avonuo.7 rooms prett ttily docorsted, al modern convenionces, until the 1st May.Key at corner.ADD s se 25 coût O LET\u2014 DESIRABLE UPPER FLAT, to Tot.ognronient lgcalitys goo order: moder a p t .above Princo Arth ur, a1 BT Cur, ELATEE JIAWAS hy OF acific, et west ; heated by proj Or Fed |= separate entrance ; , & Co., 178 St.James, 0 LET\u20148 SMALL FLA on Sherbrooke street, - ATS HET Logan's Park, with all oder oo ments, {Gr $15 ana $18 Shot fatnace, w.c., and: e Boot, Apply Ambern,) © : ; was PA ES HR THE WEEK .WITH GROCERS, Business in Most Lines Good, With Firm.Prices.me CANNED GOODS ARE STRONG In View of Short Stocks and the Opening of the Season-\u2014 Tea Situation.GROCERIES.TOUT As regards business, the present week as been a most satisfactory one in the grocery trade, While there have been no developments of an.unusual nature the wholesale houses and brokers ell report a good steady business.The conditions have been very favomable.With mild sessonable weather and fefrly good roads, coumtry business has been brisk, and the rate war has led to an influx of country menchaots, thus giving an impetus to sales, Travellers on the roed report\u2019 \u2018fair ectivity, While the Klondike boom has led to nothing Uke the trading that was promised in extravagant hewspaper estimates, it has undoubtedly had an influence on the mar- et, snd has led to firmness in several lines much used $n that country.In fact the most notable feature in the market is the Ormness, generally prevailing, and 1a several lines advances are mnticipated.- CANNED GOODS, This bolds true of several articles in canued goods market ers are ou of stocks in several articles, and the months of April, May and June show\"the heaviest consumption in canned fruits.Corn is attracting most attention just at \u2018present, and it is steted that it may go to $1 r dozen.Canned fruits are not much discussed just now and business 1s amall, but gallon apples are \u2018now sald much concentrated in one or and they are asking from 32.50 to $3.75 per dozen.Peas are scarce and ame Quoted at 85 to , and beans, 75 to iN quote as follows : : co ape porantoes $1.30 to JL: com Si © Wo ; peas, We to 1; \u2019 © Hi.or 2 - ries, $1.50 to $1.90; : \u201c rhspher sr orn Tr case ; to §11 for extra brands ; ordin prends, 38 to 89; Canadian brand 8, te ary In regard to canned meats the Armour Packing Company = report as follows:: The .canned goods is active, and advancing with staple stocks 50 per sent Ughter than a year ago.In foreign kets the shortage 1s much renter ang.in & consequence the outlook was never stronger.TEAS.In tens there 1s still a brisk enqui trom the United States for medium tol ood L EF prices are firm in thee Peu, be depletion of stocks of this class also has 5 tendency to stiffen the price of Low- OOM8\u2014AND BOARD FOR LADIES AND GEN- tamen, also table table board; home comfor:s; fRoderate WA YOUNG GIRL.MUST SLEEP AT home.10 D 5711 MB\u2014-AND BOARD; ALSO TABLE BOARD.83 RV Union avenue.co PTE RY | ROOMS WANTED.+ he ED-BY YOUNG LADY, à COMFORTABLE WARTED ovation Bb SE er, Jouve ue y Rerss ANTED-\u2014À YOUNG CE FIRST CLASS IMM LY, A awd VERT, fi | I pyre Apply 34 Elm ave., » Wosmout 1 Warren à Boy 70 MAKE HIMSKLY GRNRR- De ablematd, in good = ally useful around Apply 119 Antoige, ished roots in private famlly, with of without ANTED\u2014 A GUOD RESTAURANT COOK.PAY uke: of :kitohen: west à: prefers References ex: - changed.Address EU proforred 52 food mages for 0d cook.Apply with referen BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED SAN SNL Y AND baud RR (ATTEND- in rate, fam rer of Dominion square Se Ÿ shee Te \u201cBF rem tend Lu st, Bot too far fi Nor ire Dang A d- vres! , rom Motre - dress J.W.V.00 Aleiander ok .Montreal A WANTED, + Youns LAD, SCOTOH, | WANTS violalty Victorih oq.Address 8 1066\u201d Bran Be.; FURNISHED.HOUSES TO er NL Mr.Leste Bae! ton, very nice situation for boat- To.te.ete: water 1sid on mfortabls in all = A pply J.Cradook Simpson.54 6 Saw ; OFFICES To- LET, Fa ; ANAAAA INA IAAI LATINA 6 LET\u2014BEAUTIFUL OFFICES 10 Nordheitmers rofiding, va suité Sg EEE not vo szoeed $250 per week; ; | Wada vies Pol evator and .ANTED-SIDE LINES FOR VANCOUVER W sad velo on pu comaiesion, By paris.leaving ia: I ANTED-.PETES Al GENTLEMAN tt) ANTED \u2014 OPERATORS ON SHIRTS AND Ia desirous of obtaining an appointment ae Inept\u201d 481 BI.Pav at.Frperienced bands need apply rigid fs ote To iw i ly Wamp gro SERVANT FOR SMALL $a Teper Address lymeas, Beresford, ¥o washing; nurse urse kept.9 Lorne avooge, Manito 1 ANTED = \u2014 BEWING TO DO IN PRIVATE FAM.ANTED A GOOD OPEMING IS OPFRRED WHE à good drestmakar.Apply 206 Montans.cE une RE YVAKIED-A GIEL .10 WORK ON LADIES wrappers.Must have 373 WANTED \u2014 8 \u2014 SITUATION, IN IN oFFiox fa French rs rare FE th bosons ve Non Bates, Bag.|\" white wesr sad Apply 10 1879 Et.Ontherme st.[1 Apply \u2019 0.a NTED-CHAMBERMAID AT CONTINENTAL ANTED-PAINTING, TINTING re Es otal, 119 Windsor st.bright, udy, good cr ME Sat HER a al.Agply à once.Cu arene SH WAAR BOY 70 MAKER SINSEL stat\u201d dr cn ve reson S1Z8D LAD A% RIPPING | ' Wer = own tore 32 1149,\" Bran an ole wi a rn SOT Mois 200.8 Worm Ls rere | wes BESPROTABLE WOMAMY, In hotel or restuarant.S14 og Lag MAR ESS on as housemald .Dus\u201d su Lon mans AIR OF TORTOISE SHELL LORG- Pis ce eioln & Bremond vod Btanley sts.Mre.Davies.STI EVENE, MARCH er, GOLD Finder wiil be rewarded an returning St.Catherine.1 Snswerd $0 DADS \"8x \u2014 FROM 216 UT.A ANTOINE BT, AN IRISH os Tolenons Kis or to al ! LESSONS NANTER : j Warm ™ Araugh! A UOTE ox, or week._Biats ter or, eu oe WANTED TO PURCHASE.: 4 \u201ca CF WANTED TO BONROW, Warr \u2014 A IOAN or! $4000 BY RESPONSIBLE \u201c ~ ZAR ofioe.5, PARTNERS WANTED MONEY TO LOAN.ONEY To LEND | +, S900 trust fanda to lend on lat mortgage, \u201cA J087,\u201d Sram Ofcn.2 2e emrrates ANIA AL of Pl above address.THREE.TON COAT.| ALE wm ae br WASTE dere sin or 8 \"J ONT\u2014IRISH TERRIER (FKMALR), OX THE 7 NTED-T0 PURCHASE LADIES AND GNE- L inet.Return to 335 Steniey st._Roward, LE Aa ease off clothing, furs: jovelleny.samples, mubleal instruments.A ; 3 Ts FOUND Orsig st.Tia orders promptiy aitended._:__ \u2014 66 + VV 4NTED SECONDHAND, RES FOX TERRIER.OWNER HAVE : = paying expenses.ADIs at SEES WY lot Maire érdèd ce Address bi oma OOLLIE DOG.hi CAN BAYER Ware PAT hry tpm dc TIE BE odre.si.wads TT PATENT SOLICITORS PLANS Ft 2 0 MANS INS EN INVENTIONS PATENTED AND TRADE MARKS REGISTERED ALL COUN IES.OWEN.A, A By: Write for - OT) pro er grad der street, moar Craig street.Geo.Dury, Dymputes nie fom Savoy cing ie roomeai | Rubi HANPLO VORNIBGER, STROLE under de de De ee Ce ou man who fly we ANTED-SITUATION AB ASSISTANT OPRBA- basin lo MATOS: 8 nap, 1933 Notes TL voila pot.pass the test Ruapoecd Oye ol James Shree RE in i a | ala | mi fe i id RT re © 8 des! vénsé FOR SAUTER COLOR REEom oF es: pen nv Lisl, bn ort be ele est wide).on e river Ride; 15, and an 0 sent to ex.ive: 0.ti eus s a Er MT NICE TENEMENTS= grouod opposirs (5) Gre lande: huoting and Sabiag plen.ROOMS \u2014 DEL VAL COTTAGE.VALOIS, AND guapstrest up to is March, 16% Duties to commence FTAA GOOD STRONG MAN OF © FRET 05e.Araprir, 51 not aisposed to force bui \u2026\u2026 Mear King street\u201d (opposite canal Basin).potage orne house can enn in the Som ob 15th April Perey Jou.vale 1 8 2am at bors address ress Welton aod Tos Priday evening\u201d Joes w aioches! in n height, good health, wants to go to tha R BALE \u2014 2 WEIOHING SoALes PERFECT | higher | Prades.26c to Bfe; ante to 8 Yo me Geo.Bury, & St.James street.58 Journal [Dress 8t.James st.Terms ceny.Al fd com s BEAVEE HALL SQUARE NICELY 57 3 sparty.Address \u2018\u201cŸ $82,\" STAR office order.Apply P.Ryan & Ou, 19 encre mon, 10e to ; medium, 18¢ to ve; finest, ET \u2014 A NICE SELF-CON- pt furnished room, bathroom flat, suitable \u2018for A ANTED\u2014WATCHMAKER FOR THE EASTEEN ANTED-\u2014 À LADY WISHES FOR POSITION AS R BALE\u2014A BARGAIN,S BI LAD for in ans and \"3e or Se\" tor higher T° tained house, elght rooms, No.8 JOR SALE-A THERE STORY BTONE GOT.two, gas hot water, ~ one tha an furniae boot soften ear ance and Bible reader (poor district brefarrea), or would act Fora A IN BIOY CLS JLADYS Orden.\u2018 Roussean -atreet, near Lacroix street and with yard sud solid brick sheds, all ta \" ood 0 = STAR as secretary for an institution; also wo todo today.168t.COFFEE.5 w C.P.R.ftation.Rent low.Georgo wood order situated at 679 8t.Andre at.mar Chorrier at, OOMS TWO SINGLE HEATED R( ROOMS, wird E Address 1088, office.ing or yriting o ot aus description at bar on ewn home, | Pers - z .y , wa modern convenient house; use v *f =~ Bury, § Bt.James street.56 4 Addreas 2935.Faulst.Enchen if desired.Auris 113% Chaboilles #0, Gre gaa: ry SA dde THE COUN.Sree YUL.office.se Pres SAS STOVE 4 RR buatoser Sot done steady, and AT ra, muek Fos gas = ONE \u2018OF THE PRETITEST ' AS À ES 058.Dra rvork.Best WA NTED \u2014 SITUATIONS BY aoop SInis as 2501 Java, a oO LET \u2014 TWO STORY BRICK suburban properties on the woula TiS oou To L © FRONT ROOM, WITH general servan Rios, 100; Maracaibo.1 id liouse.with Daisy furnace, No.Bo ounds, etc., otwood, Back River: or would divide vate family: peinte Tarots \u2018all latest improre- ANTED\u2014BALESLADI SOR THE CROCKERY ERY Dame st ase R _ DRY KINDLING WOOD, #1: OUT 1 \u201cSK Lonegona.sirget (ncar C.P.R.Windsor ty small Tote.* Apply for full particulars A Dente 8 Tow House.Br 3 and tinware de, tment; also for the fancy goods, _ F blocks, $1.56; cut hardwood, $3.50.Extra large APICES.+ \u201cStation)-;- stable in rear.George Bury, Board of Trade.\u201c57 daw ÉTAT Fear Th night, Ke Eo D forma a nh rh stree rome oe 7H a Bros, 344 M The bull h advices from : v 5 \u2014 2 uation as foreman SAW In ad me! nd B ces ma re ES VL James street Telephone Siz.6 4 OR SALE\u2014AS BTERLING INVESTMENTS FOR voMs re toe URNISHED HH À Lepage k Oo, SC Lawronce and plate ; Hr ling lls of argo ca ip bolting and rossing ma- Tel SL 11.xets $n many lines of spices Hadad tn large or small sums there is nothing comparable with.for t two \\ #8 per month._10 Union avenue.571 chin Jmnowlodge of lum ess fa lend great firmness to the market, but as 0 LET\u2014SELF-CONTAINED HOUSES, building sites in Kensington, Any man or woman with .ue Si Whit \"YOUNG GIRL \"TO DO LIGHT gene Ad \u2018 W 936,\" Bran office.Be _ WORSES / AND CARRIAGES: ETC et the local market bas not re: 2 to Le KA Band 2 Durocher street, contains all common sense knows t the westward growth of [Be ooMs _ BINGLE AND DOUBLE, FURNISHED housework and wait on table.A pe 181 Bhuter - e advance modern improvements; also stony cotiages, metropois ot Canada is making these lo bo bough today for for Ra unturnisbed: steam bent, gas Auer light, tole; 571 ANTED \u2014- SITUATION AB COLLECTOR OR R R BALE_BY AUCTION EVES EVERY PAT AT 20 2001 We anote : Biack per, ei pure and Cux, near nce Arthur street.from © to l0 toot is bound to Po the ina Bono: ho Biliran: mot moving; gontiemen Di ANTED_TENOR SINGER FO OTEST.good hoe > tarn White 15e to 20; pere panes Hent moderate.For further particulars apply to fow year It ta not necessary to be a prophet to see that.Diversity.; WwW church.Apply Hating salary aa to Tanz Ten Leu ofl Mon.furoish refers 563\" hole io 6 on Home ble vos sgroer 8 Paul a mes cloves, Joe to ER mixed sp .J.P.Whelan, 31 Durocher st.payers or prospective.rent payers can secure & sits [SHED ROOM FOE ONE GENTLE Box 2402 sf 3 sad M Motil, streets.Bull & Bmith, Proprietors.T Be to 20 80c; m of 35 to Be ; do.and have their own inafew yours.J.H.Morley, ma with over SEED ROOM a me ANTED-PUSITION BY YOUKG LADY, OOM- best, 80 { allaploe, Me.to \"ioc; nutmegs, 50 ff) \"© LET.36a.38 PLYMOUTH GROVE, Temple Buidiog A ha every ; \" APUT-| ANTED-ATONCE, FIRST CLASS Coox ron W- Root stenographer and typowriter boiding di to Bc.r and lower tenements, 6 and 7 _ LET, British Columbia, three adults, one ploms, edu cation ar and geod ir tee BE SALE\u2014IN THE COUNTRY, BROWN MARE SUGARS, \u2014 «+ rooms and bathroom: rent on $8 and 10; and 7 R BALE\u2014OR TO 2318 SF.CATHERINE o child; housemaid snd servant man ks) House very M4,\" Srir 863 15.3, seven jean old: + » good roadster and : J stroet, very comfortabie stone front cottage, - OOMA\u2014UNFURNISUKD, 4 AT VERY REAS! N- odern convenience.washin, na also city Auply to Jom , \u2026 ed and repaired for May.Apply Gindstone situation for » medical man: close tothe Weste able prices, at 127 McGill 573 d ter every Ieapect: ame Siar Sugar is most slowly, and prices are : ave.Bret class investment Ata reasonable price.WHI ox: and engage for a, ohh a least: Bite wages Pare Were ss BOOKKEEPER OF 2 1658 Notre Dame street, city.unchanged sin the recent decline.Yel LET HEATED HOUSE, 5 ROGOMS,- hang a for vacaat lad.HM Bimpaco, 3 kiero ROOMS one pong taëue win oc vithont Boni 44.1.Be Mrs ile) Moon of OE ce_minc-aéveptionn rofaceces.\u2026 Bibeln \"Ai | go saLx-raAND sPRCIAL AUCTION aly.| 10S SE nite at Bio to 8c, and gran anu- b.and c., hot.watbr, gas stove and fix- oil Care ne ave.0875 \u201d dress \u201cW 916.\" Bran office.56 5 \"Thursday, March 10th, at 230 p.m., of horses of ail .tures.wat be newly tinted, $12.12a Vitrost., Foe BALE\u2014LONGUE POINTE, FEET OF TWO COMFORT 73 Srades, fo car loads (DoT horses sud ome very Sze .- MOLASSBS.Le near Bt.Denis.87 Éloury st.553 and on (he river trontorecy desirable for or button kaos ROT Teoma with or without RTABLE FUR ANTED-A YOUNG MAX FOR GENERAL OF VWANIED-BY XXPERIEROED WASHERWU.haraoms Make pour entries early sad benef ot \u2018ad a good time to invest.H.M.153 Hutchison.Tel § nished ve work, Most be a fmt clase correspondent, | por.ais 8 Untroms by ia, vars oe or lugs, verthing.Private wre day.A x5 pas & Co, The market for new Barbadoes molasses à LET \u2014 103 GRAND TRUNK apes T5 rites ad band id wa 1 be we recommended.Address ween SVELIOE: Goum.Mer.and Auctioneers, 3 opened at 8 cents, equivalent to about 25 erat.self-contained corner house, R SALE\u2014No.735 SHERBROOKE ST.HAVING OOMS \u2014TO LET.TWO DOUBLE BOOMS, WITH » stating age and mir expected.55 3cod_ cents laid down here, but stocks are Do conta ping, 7 rooms, bath, w.c., bot!water, an res of over 6000 feet.Will be sold ve \u2018cheap t board, for gentlemen, at 53 Union avenue.ANTED\u2014A POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER, likely to arrive until after the DE 0 of - aw, electric light; papered and\u2019 oll painted à prompt pare A chance to secu rar ANTED = ACTIVE INTELLIGENT YOUNG WAL for a gentleman or, Daly ,, by young widow wi BUSINESS CHANCES.navigation, or probably .yell o on in May.FRET ROUE BT 1 Doerr \u201cApply to HM.Simpeen, 153 Hutchison.OOMS \u2014 TWO VERY RY COMFORTABLE ROOMS.ast OTD one little boy.Address \u201cA 1075.\" BTaR At .re The stocks carried, howevee, a t, and: Ki » Private family.Good boa ET.sod; every con- Avis 1080 Holon sire, between 4.30 and bp =, WORK BY THE DAY OF ANY KIND: FED PRINTERS ADVERTISER 18 OPEN Tell concentrated.and \"Rois Pace B say 0 LET\u20148UNNYBIDE TERRACE, R BALE-ON EDISON AVENUE, AT ST, LES A oss Clegg or to cleat ofiives OF MOFE: APRÈS [order itaata ln contra mental 16 don Mie wo worth fro rem | the mew goods arrive.The Lenten season - D Cadieux street, above Kachel, selt- Lambert, à very delightful cottage, solidly, well GOMB_TWO PARLORS, FURNISHED OR UN- Waren _ ENERGETIO OANVASSERS VOR \u2018to Aun Gare.in rears Avimar : 37 Fe pro.Adaren \u201cL08 has led to a betterment of business.We \u2018contained tenements, band 6 large Apart- Luilt.extension Kitchen, fine garden.Price modératé.fumixhed.for one or Lwo gentlemen or married popu lar article of daily consumption iv every dwell- URSING BY A TRAINED MATER- uote: Porto ico, 2c to Mes and Barba- ments, bath and w.c., in first-lass order ; Property enhan in value in this convenient ire h 5 A ted: very large roo q ins: 0 tice and warehouse.jie.Permanent supe ent Good \u2014 NURS NED R SALE-ON RASY A WBLL ASSORT cer, 38c to 81e In large There bas separate cellar and yard to each.Apply Tiburban town.M.Simpéon, 133 Hutohison.1 sauple; 2 Berthe étte Ladies\u2019 Benevolous P2Z-t0 Meht men.Address 103,\u201d STAR 0 571 nity nurse.als ho ES edb about tod on Nous been some enquiry for 8 raps of the low= +, 2 : and es al t ÿsé Cadieux.= ML fasts.51 ANTED EXPERIENCED TRAVELLER TO RE.88 Dorshestor ARY Damosrest sad eatablished since about twetre A grades, business le dull.Prices Ear aramn R BALE\u2014ST.DENIS STRERT, NEAR ST.aontacture information apply te G.W.range from % to fe.T.Y PLEASANT ROOM TO x) manofact: ers of groans specialtios.VELLER ony 9, 10 LET_RENT F REE TO MAY, \u2014 block land: containing.stout 3h00 sâuare foët mn ROME very convenience, Hn, Territory anor ronte 19 Quebeo City.Bate experi: WANTED - moe, > ss with ne DRIED FRUITS.Sherbrooke st.498 ; ren ho hy 513 on08 en.TAR office, | good rn S \" D a \u2018druggist OR FALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BAK- .815, 80,590 5 fornis DE or »intarntaned, à me pied or: shacks Yok, large shoot br » oom-A Lagos TE FURNISHED.PR Rowe 873 aw aloes AL neon oxperionas.Bost 8 va21F; cpnfoationers and joe sroum parlor: Carrants rule quiet and Fiat are nc taken early every conve nce, .tre building.It can also subdivided to dv room, ou room wi or partial boar ANTED- ANT MIL 3005,\" BTAR on the road 1868.from nés.\" Reldhardt, dos \u2018Sherbrooke.Office, 801 Bt.fr plan and further Particulars a apply H.M.sims téquired.44 Osborne 57 1 of three.ius: by competant to rR A $73 Mooroe ave., Mich.5416 heavy.at Shotce Filiatra, 6c Bei, J ail-cates James.7 2 2aw Tel.517% no washing.References required.TANTED \u2014 NOVELTIES AND BPECIALTIES.= do, 5 8: ssge: ncials, ALE 20 UNIVERSITY STRRET, BOARD.Tepoeret f ref roo \u201cpte eus experience.Secarity pres yon in oneal Tealings with good il of He io elt Fami are firmly held here oo \"PO, LET IN SUSSEX AVENUE, mmi-detached fine house; 40 ft.front, pr AXTED-\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT WITH GOOD \u201cif required._\u2018\u201cV 3006,\" STAR office 48 4 haw 2 shop: leaving the city itnmedistely.Address \u201cX \"ri with'a moderate tradé.We quote: Ot- TE, meat in rst Class\u201d order ¢ ait per lene: secure Er Slane ml house.For iro og A Pis etter à ru = one et es > ANTED-BY CAPABLE, YOUNG MAN, 1 sx se ee don inverse de to 8c ses .5 no » ; \" good ontbullding, Apply Synod eg a further particulars apply M.Simpeon, 168 Hutchisda RD\u2014AND ROOMS, FOR.LADIES DURING holy alter Tp.B., 8! pper st OY Hon aa traveller for bardeare, paints, oils, ete; Fore BALE_HOTRIS, SALOONS.GOOD AT.Dara Mornia raisins are ce and firanl © Yoru Lite puilaing.office number 16 Nem 7 a Somers onase, Ladios\u201d Doctroes, 11 à Csdio ioe.Ae onion work jus tbnvine coumtes oan, | ui.STAR ole\u201d 84 fav Bandi oe fox beginaers.\"Ln Harris 118 8 Jeunes se vas held both here ana outside.we quote - -\u2014 \" ~ 0; Co hat ae ° dost wo Her nA does ih Dame #1 ANTED PLATE STENOCRATHER oe WARES ADVERTISER WANTS OPEN.oi for vote few, nd 1 ree 3 selles while au te t ter, ce in oi - r m u an a v 0 LRT-85 CITY COUN: CILLORS 8T.; chance to tet » comfortable family Douse ét every rene Boa ras Made LADIES BIOR NU Burse VV ARTED- WAITRESSES MUST BE EXPERL | work: \u2018can speak and = te French and ah.Address ta ES ET eee Lo De rion and Some French are steady a , and Aus\u2014 ms aL 1a oi furnace, ete.Apply Wilson &bie price.Appiy to H.M.Simpeon, 153 Hutchlson.NL ately private.T Parme maodarate.151 Oedisux at.Avsly Balmoral Rotel.57 1 \u201c01089,\u201d STAR oon ~ 514 Address EN 1134,\u201d STAR o 511 trian, 8ic to Te.Californie Pr prûnes raoge- .333 : STI 284 100 X an to grade.wile ANTED \u2014 ISTRLLIGENT EXGLISH SPEAK WVANTED - SEWING BY THE DA THE DAY OR WEEK LOST trom Se do Joc, Bn to era ing at 4%0 to Soy ol 0 LET \u2014 41/2 SHERBROOKE \u2014 FARM WANTED OARD-MRS.SEAEL LADIES' DOUTRESS.10e.ftoeeatar Rond d0 On LD gr at her oxn Bome, by Food near ee.BT ~~ but from stock be to Bot 1s asked.near Bim.Westmount ; extension eo Strict private sooorimodation, for ladles pit L nib sofersoien, Address oe \u201c087 \u2014 on WEDNESDAY.2D MARCH, ON Figs continue OR i pe dC 3 we , ce, seven bedrooms, attendance.ted and atten ANTED-FIRKT CLARS VEST HAND 0 WORK ; Eiethe, 0 Ibs, to îles cave lots, sod ; bail fireplace hardwood finish ; - ANTED\u2014A FARM AT POINTE CLAIRE, © ee oaiqne st 556 W NTED-BY A LADY WITH GOOD HAXD- - Drumaionk or St.Outherine et.» p » .+.derato Pepems for inspection.A rent mo- » roe or more, bout or 3 pères a fi a 81.Mooiq JN Lnside.Apply Moore Patent Pocket Oa, 207 8 w+ La yritiog, copying, and writing at ber own bom we | , Finder yilibe rewarded.Address \u201cx sas Bat er Téc; 16 os.boxes, SC, .0.Canada Life Buitidng.B7 1 rice rus not more 000.viot.- A STAR office.~ SMART YOUNG SALESMAN.irl D - DRESSMAKING BY TRE DAY \u2018OBT\u2014A.ROUGH COATED IRISH TERRIER ae LET\u2014TENEMENTS, 14 AND ; ROOMS AND BOARD.p dry gode experlerios.winds speak En eof Outker and Attar abrite £ adi DAY à L' agées Flaase return to 004 Bherbrooks et.aad be re- PUPILS WANTED d'à rooms.baths and are \u201cail in 5 8 FARMS FOR SALE; > DE pote, VOB antoine ows Cool share pare clothes.Reference.4 Oscar ve.orcer À #3 an rooms, baths an à cu, ail in good MOTOS h = - PLANITIA order, houses warm mfortable ; xo ARD-\u2014A LADYH AVING A LARGE DOUBLE ANTED GIRLS FOR CORSET MAKING a even Podsor Hotel, light ten white poiote.wa ANTED-MONTREAL BUSINESS SCHOOL, 12 \u2014 - 3 i oa wl Wi daor Hot t tan white points.! large\u2019 yard d and Sood.oubunidings HE Foss arehard, green, tu AT COTEUR PAUL residence Io Westmount offers board.with Must bo experienced and bo able to speak English.WANTED Set Sy orem ie 4165 Dore Dir otel, tan white points, Glallbacit re Face uch bo re sod Butldings, \u2018St Damen stores\u201d 3 opera Ps rus, eheds.otc, containing În eu get wares.pels ion wh eg a ished Tone eroommyrich Caonift Corset Oo, IT: Bloury a.{1.1 Address Boz 7.M 571 = TP Gomatly, Prinetpal aa .d Village, sitendarion; eleotria | it, ,Lalepho Address 320 Ken- ANTED\u2014A STEADY YOUNG MAN TO LOOK _ OTHI Les YF OBY\u2014FROM 333 87.CATHERINE ST.COLLIE £9, LET \u2014 AT WESTMOUNT-314 giagton avenue, sAjoi lawn Lenni court, aa line with Ww after à horse and make himself nsefal srbund the oct Tor a nein assurer >} na dog, soswers parade fom of Broce.Hotarn sod WA Baia Pit Ouvert, ox pm .- wi ] Greene ave., dwelling, two stories wou Notes TO LEV Be house: Joforonces required Apply between 6 and 8 24M | and best references.Address \u201cBE a Bram offios.be rewarded.Any found deteloiog him will be Ft RE 3 pgr month, Mr.de Boleteuille a ge 22 on am + A EES TA ES i a er Si pr set mi aA aire SFE oh = .interesting Judgment by Privy Council - To-day.ANGLO - CANADIAN COMMERCE Trade Beiw:en the Dominion and Mother Land Shows Growth, (By Cable from the Special Correspondent in London of the Montreal Star andthe Toronto News.) LONDON.March 9\u2014The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council to-day dismissed with costs the appeal of the disons Bank versus Cooper and Smith against the judgment Supreme Court on December 9th.The question involved the value ol promissory notes held as collateral security.ANGLO-CANADIAN TRADE.Anglo-Canadian trade is doing much better than trade between Great Britain and other countries, The exports to Canada during February increased 23 per cent., while for the two months they increased 13 per cent.The exports to all other countries decreased one and two per cent.respectively, Imports from Canada decreased one, and inoreased 28 per cent., respectively, but imports Irom all countries decreased four, and two per cent.respectively.The increases in exports to Canada occur largely in goods affected by the new tariff.The chief .inoreases in imports from Canada for the two months are: Oxen, £25,000; wheat and flour.£80,000; fish.£46, 0001 Imports of wood decreased £35,000, THE LAW TRIUMPHED.Sheriff Martin and His Deputies Acquitted.THE HAZLETON SHOOTING OF SEPTEMBER LAST RECALLED.(Special to the Star.) WILKESBARRE, Pa.March 9.\u2014The jury in the celebrated case of Sheriff Martin and his deputies for shooting strikers at Lattimer.on September 10, returned a verdict of not guilty.On September MD the country was startled By the shooting to death of nineteen coal miners at Lattimer, by deputy sheriffs, under Sheriff Martin.There had been a long standing disagreement between the miners, most of whom were aliens, and the strike, x alo : followed the failure to come to , vy sul, with the Dune She ers as pee a serious: Aapéo wless' tionstrations were followed by physical violence.The intimidation of such men a8 wished to contifive work bes , came so bold that the authorities be came alarmed, and Sheriff Martin swore in as many deputies as he thought necessary to prevent an open outbreak.These pregcdutionaty measures were known to the strikets, and seemed to arouse in them a determination to over ride the civil authorities.The strikers organised themselves into companies, and marched about the country in defiance of the sheriff's warnings to disperse.Organized mobs visited the mines, drove from them al} the me whom they could get at, and destroyed | prope; leaders of the strikers attempted to carry Into effect their plan to close the collieries at Lattimer.To this end they gafhered fin large numbers at Ha- zleton, and began to mafch upon Latti- mer.The sheriff had been apprised of the raid and hurried to Hazleton with his deputies, believing that the sttikers would not persist-ln.their march whey they saw their road blocked > Te sentatives of the law, But the of the sheriff and his deputies porte Li a torch to shavings and a small Tight was had on the edge ot Hazleton.The sheriff stood firm and warned the mob it could not proceed further.To tlifs warning the strikers returned jeers and attempted to force the sheriff and his deputied from the road, Thus it Was that the last and fatal conflict be- Lween the officers \u2018of the law and the organised defiers of the law came © aboat.Sherilt Martin's deputies werp greatly outnumbered > he mob, It ) as ih this étérgency that the depa- es fired upon the law breakers and pub them to flight.Nineteen of .shy mob were killed and many wounded.THE PENITENTIARY.The Snquiry Shows \u201cshows That the Gav- ernment Has Been Robbed.(Specinl to the Beat.) OTTAWA, March 0.\u2014The report of the Commission appointed vestigate into the affairs of the St.Vincent de Paul Penitentiary promises to conve some stertiing injormation.?It is sai that the report i show that the Gor ernment bea been delrsuded out of the round sum of ope millioh dollars by officials of a J intttation, the wrongdoing extending over à Eerm of ten ot TE dore prosecutions, % becoming public, will jn a lew \u201cLouis an Mite \u2018End ¢ by \u201cthe Lachine are fnchines farids pow * The town et.86 \u2019 wis Jiantod hat, Cons © fie are ioeated i in the house, su polled to St, Louis, and (t is aid ti That \u2018this is one ot the 1 t ato t.tre asiull ae Les asautions yet _ aucoessiully ES things di perty.On the merhing of September 10 the 1 4 Brown, [THE ROYAL MAT «Dow ot A Preliminary Investigation to be Held in the'Police Court.JUDGE DESNOYERS' DECISION \u2014 Based on the Recent Ruling of the Court of Queen's Bench, .in Appeal.Judge Desnoyers this morning gave judgment in the case of the Queen vs.a Joseph France et al, of the Royal Art Union, who were charged with having kept a disorderly house on St.Lawrence street.The decision, in full,with the reasons for the judgment, says: That on the 3rd day of December, 1896, information was laid by Joseph Kellert, polive officer, charging Joseph France and three others on December 2nd with keeping a disorderly house at Nos.178, 838 and 240 St.James street.To this information the defendants pleaded that the said information did not disclose any legal offence, and, that 1.sitting here as Judge of Sessions, had no right to try the case without the consent of the accused.Being then of opinion that I had such & right under Art, 788, Par.F., of the Criminal Code, and 784 ol the same code to try the case summarily, I heard the ouse and on the 3nd of April, 1897, I cohvigted the said Joseph France, William Potter and Ephrem Lemire, \"of the said charge.After baving pronounced such conviction, the accused through their counsel applied to me for a reserve case to be submitted to the Court 7 of Qucen\u2019s Bench, appeal side, As 1 thought the question was of great importance I acquiesced to their p petition, and submitted the two following questions: 1.Was the information sufficient in aw .8.Had I the power to summarily try and convict the appellants without their consent?The reserved case has been heard be fore the Court of Queen's Bench, and on the 15th of February last, the majority of the said court gave its decision on the two questions as follows: The information laid against the accused was sufficient in law.The Judge of Sessions had not jurisdiction to try the said omse summarl y with or without the consent of the defendanta, One of the Judges ol the said Court the Hon.Mr.Justice Bosse, dissented from the majority of the Court, and ex- Dressed the opinion that ! had such a Porn question raised in this case being on the interpretation of the Federal law, it would have been desirable to bave a ruling from a \u201cCourt of Federal Jurisdic- - 1 waited to see if an appeal would be made by some interested parties to the Supreme Court.even met personally, the | Hon.Attorney General for the Pro- oo of Quebec, an d asked him what he 0) pes ought a a Gigs RYE my The Le tute in question being a Federal onc,.the Federal Government ought to have it propety interpreted by the courts, and the eral Parliament now being in session could easily amend the law if ie deemed advisable.For ue our court, ving given their opinion, we had only to accept that as our jurisprudence.e Court of Appeal having decided that the information was properly laid in this, case, and having Ts\" -ônly the subsequent proceedings had before me, the information remains in my hands and I am obliged to propeed thereon according fo the directions of the Court of Appeals, that is to say, investigate the charge as one being in ictable in its nature.be | Lin ay of | procecisd with in the ordinary way of pre i nary investigation.The case is fixed for the 10th of March, LATE MR.ABBOTT.\u2018The Punoral This Afternoon Largely Attended.; Thé funeral of the late My.Harry Abbott, Q.C., took place this afternoon at two o'clock from the Church of S, John the Evangelist, and was largely attended by members of the legal profession and the commercial community.The beautiful and impressive service ot - the Church of England was conducted or the Rev.Canon Wood, assisted by é Rev.Arthur French.There were no pallbearers, the chief mourners were the three brothers of the deceas Messrs.J, B, Abbott, W.Abbott and: A.E.Abbott; Hev.Arthur Phillips, of Hawkesbury, and Mr, R, T.Heneker brothers-in-law, Among sue large number present were.Messrs.C.B.Carter, batonnier of the Bar of Montreal: R.8.White, Collector of Customs; Remi Boyer, Chiet Justice Sir Melbourne Tait, Mr.Justice Hall, Mr.Justice Davidson, Mr.Justice Cut- Geo.Calder D.Macmaster, QG oGibbon, Q.C., E.Barnard, Q.Ewing, B, \u201cLieut.-Col, Mattice, R, Smith.F.Wollerstan omas, Col, Henshaw, H, J.Ravanagh, Q.C., Liegt.-Col.Starke, Lieut.-Col.White: head, Re re Mack kay, H.A.Budden, \"HL 55 .de L.Marler,\" Angus i G epler Bolton, Holton, C.LH.Stephen, G.B, 8.P.Leet, J.Logan, Pete r 8.G.a kentie.Hester Mevensie, A.Brgnchaud James Torrance, J.OC.ker.ampbell Lane, B.B, Busteed, K.R, Macpherson, B.¥.Peacock, F.I.Peacock, EK.Clouston, A.W, Greater, ¥.B.L .Lieut.-Col.Crawford, J.A.Gillespie, Fayette Brown, W, R.Miller, F.EK; Meredith, Strachan Bethune, Q.0., \u2018 B.Bethune, M, JF.Biuaillons Q.C., T, The \u201cA,B, \u2018Ab, mn | ) of cleanliness Use Pearline, à pstairs, * downstairs, inside, outside, everywhere, .Cleanness- with- Pearline is easier than with soap.uses.Pearline, isn\u2019t everythin \"likely to be kept cleaner?\u201cHi; work?Is the reason for leaving a living, comiort, health, economy.P.Butler, Q.C., W, A, el, MLA Joseph Rielle, N.T.Rl Btearns, T.W.Patterson, W «Bruce.Then, if a woman - \u2018 Pearline lead} to 5 pettes better Tour The C.p R Announces a Reduction of $5 in the Rate.It is Said to Have Undersold the C.P.R., Hence the Reduction, Twenty-five dollars to the Pacific Coast! get across the continent for to-morrow as the result of the reduction in fares annaunc- ed by the Canadian Pacific Railway to-day.The passenger Department of the C.P.R, state that they purchased a ticket from the Grand Trunk for that figure to-day and in consequence have placed their fare at the same basis, The changgÆmounts to a reduction of five dollars all round on transcontinental rates.The first class fare will now be $35 inatead of $40 and the second class $25 instead of $30.Then there is a slight change in the rate to St.Paul in consequence and the fare to that point will be $15 instead of $16.ACTION WAS EXPECTED.Some action on the part of the C.P.R.has been looked for since the Grand Trunk and the Western roads decided to meet the low PR queted some weeks ago by the While the C.P.R.strongly as riod % right to a differential, the Ameri: can lines ignored that claim completely and went ahead to fight the C.P.R.on an equal basis.fact that the C.P.R.was doing nothing to meet the situation started the rumor that they were re.Betting tired of of he fight but \u2026 MeNicoll, Traffi anager of the C.P.R.; said that he had desisted from any action in tbe matter in order to allow Mesers.je] and Roberts, the gentlemen who were recently in Montreal, to make their report to the Joint Passenger Committee the result \u2018of their recent conference with the C.P.R.This was done at.& meeting in New York yesterda at which Mr.McNicoll and M x W.E.the General Passenger A of the Grand Trunk, were present, t Toe gentlemen having returned to the city this morning.The report presénted by Messts.Daniels and Roberts was as follows : REPORT PRESENTED.\u201c\u2018After a conference with the Canadian Facific we t and urge that, effective March 14, ines restore rates to tariffs in effect ll to present disturbances, and that all lines that are commission on the traffic, return on March 14 to the nor- commissions in effect prior to these disturbances.This would t cancellation of tariffs recently issued the western lines, New England lines, the Canadian Pacific, the Grand Trunk lines, the trans-Atlantic steam ip an lines both east and west bound and foreign as well as domestic, and the restoration of all fares to regularly'agreed and authorized tariffs by lines in interest eas properly in effect prior ta these disturbances and À that a conference of lines inter- æsted be held: ut New \u2018York not Jeter the serch 17, for the purpose of general discus- on.\u2019 As the western roads were not ed at the meeting nothing could b don fr the matter and in consequence the meet ing was adjourned until next Tuesday to allow the western roads to be present and give their side of the crze.When Mesars.Daniels Sd Roberts, bmitted the above proposition to Hays and Reeve; of the Grand Trunk.Messrs, B.A.Ford, of the Pennay!l- vanis east of Pittabn: ane of the Baltimore & O for A.Hay sans, of the Boston & Albany, fina T.Whett.of the Southern Railway, Were ap ed 8 the report with the representatives of the Canadian Pacific and Grand Irunk.- SAN FRANCISCO RATES.were in Montreal the 2 essTs.Word comes from Chi that the Canadian Pacific will take {ts reduced rates into San Francisco, It declares that from that city to the Sast will make the sens rages: : Bt.veut $85: Oh 5 ork These rates LA pa and the od ond-class rates will, in each instance, be $10 lower than the rates given above, In making these rates the Canadian Pacific will have to content itself with the ocean route from San Francisco to the western terminus of its line.At thé present time there is a fight on between the steamship com- Dantes and the Southern Pacific, which has pulled down the rates between San Francisco and Portland to $5 net.The Canadian Pacific has taken advantage of this, and has decided to carry the fight into the chief nts on the Pacific - coast that are within its reach.THE BONDING PRIVILEGE.The Spokane Chamber of Commerce has sdopted unanimously resolutions in tavor of the continuance of the bonding privileges to the Canadian Paecltio Railway and requesting the Washingtah Congressional dele ation oppose measure now pe g for the redcinde ing of such privi e In discussing the matter A opinion was general} ai expressed that the.Interests of Wash- ngton required O Canadian Pacitic Railway competi tion.ADDRESS TO THE ux-MAYOR- or Wilson-Smith yesterday recelv- ou ai Matt ted £ the address od whim on the occasion, of des om.2 pente vu his term of office as by the ity Hall representatives of \u2018the various cit, Eomehy\u201d minated \u201cone Pore mst J.Este Ces This in the Brad rs Pane | orient eaeton of the on oralty \u2018during is an follows: Smith, 2.ly\u201d.ES-At 196 Cbarton street, on March \u2018 L Lo BT \u201cTats r i DBATHS,.the.ne Count sa.ber.Th year.hy % perse ue WEATHER.| {x THE GRAND TRUNK IS BLAMED, That is what the intending traveller can | SE was hand- £w Edwin Cox, ahd\u2019 sa hours: o | thre mans ) ë BE Tune sonia, som THA ; «céep Sl rg Zonn and it 8 > Finpiovemortsto bo Cimmericad in| Near Future.WONETARY QUESTION YET To © BE DECIDED ON./ (Special to the Star.) .OTTAWA, March 9.\u2014 The Govern- \u2018ment bas decided\u2019 that the work on the improvements to the harbor at Montreal shall be commenced.in the near future.This was the assurance given - the deputation from Montreal which had a private interview with the members of the Government yesterday.From a prominent member of the deputation the Star correspondent ®arnéd that the Goverriment, realizing the pressing need for further accommoda tion in the harbor at Montreal, promised that the request of the deputation be granted, and that all the improvements asked for should be undertaken, Thé only question now to be decided is whether the Government should place an amount in the estimates this session to provide tor the work to be undertaken next swmmer, or grant borrowing powers to the Harbor Commissioners.HI the latter course is adop the Government will empower the arbor Commissioners to borrow the full amount required, $3,000,000, and guar- antes the interest at a rate low enough to make it unnecessary that the harbor tolls and wharfage dues should be increased, \u2018The members of the deputation, who returned home last evening, are said to be elated over the success of their mission to Ottawa, though they are exseed- ingly reticent about what took place at the secret hearing given them by a tull complement of the mémbers ol the Cabinet in the Privy Council Cham- MONOPOLISTS.The Government Refuse to Grant Railway Charters Through à the Rockies, \u201c(Special to the Star.) OTTAWA, March 9.\u2014At a meetin the Railway Committee this mor the Minister of Rallways \"morning that the Government was opposed to granting charters for the construction of railways through the Yellow Head or other passes through the Rocky Mowntains into the Peace River or Yukon Country.The reason was that it was the intention of the Government to ask Parliament this session for a grant of money to make explorasory survays of the routes from the orth-Weat Forritortcs into the Yukon strict, and the Ktanting ot charters to railway corporation through he seotlo passes: might interfere mie e le $iion ot the Government if it red to secure the construction of a biti from the North-West Territor- fez into the Yu¥on gold fields.This announcement was made durin, og th the discussion on the application o Hudson's Bay and Pacific Bailway She or power to extand their proposed line m Edmonton through the Yellow Head Pass to thé Pacifit coast, which | application was; nelu - ~ Thieé - wer#-0r the -arde* paper asking for tharféri tôr \u201crafiwars i she Yukon Oountry.the River Tramway Company, the Canon \u2018Baivray Company, and \u2018the Miles Canon an White Horse Tramway.It was explaih- ed that these charters covered much the same territory, and on motion of Mr.Maxwell, M.P.the bills were referred fo a aub-committes for consideration a \u2018application of the Rainy River Railway Co.for an extension of time for the construction of ita line Port Arthur to the Manitoba boundary .was next taken up.This charter Is controlled by Mr.Willlam MacKensie, he flrm of MacKensie and Mann, 3 pd apte the present, efforts to fic.DAtoe the road have n unsuccessful, r.A.T.Wood, M.P., of Hamilton, posed the application for the extea- 2h of time for the constçuction of this line.Already the company had an extension of time, The Hamilton Blast Furnate Company was Losing $3 a ton on ore purchased y through having to ship over, nited States railways.on.A.a.Blair | was \u2018in \u2018favor \u201cot granting he extension.The difficulty ing the construction of the rallway were vi at, owing to the rough nature e country it was to traverse.Every effort had been made to finance the railway, but so far without success.The road was of immense importance and!the Government would pg 1 to increase the Dominion subsidy o $6400 a the aed Solid c at at le than qi.000 « mile to b After considerable discussion Is was decided to extend the time for the -commencerient of work on the railwa for \u2018one r, and that the road shoul be comple ted within four yes ro.THE COTEAU MURDER and Deguire on Trial To-day.\u2018Lalonde \u2018 Joseph Lalonde and Gideon uire were arraigned before Judge Wurtele In the Court of Queen\u2019s Bench this morn 10g dha w th murder, .e crime for which they appeared to stand their tridl is for hE the desth of an Italian laborer.The two, risoners were placed in que dock, pd ac gusation read to.them.Ay °A, B.Bt.Jean appesred for He work of! swearing in 1166 be & task, for about.by ¢ the defence, to step down.\u201cFully docs ment true a dde sa snd true, e sa re ôtf the Crown and the cour del tor thé prisoners, siter wbic the cand was FR + to secure AT thè the acou required.MR.DOUCET LE ae Was Beived With With 8 Stroke ot + Apoplexy This Afferndon.pa At two purs his aternoon sprang t 5, Rus Fo aoa; -Uhaties Do uly Cler oy Orown, was: thee \u2018ut bia ry A the | Sours Fou hou be way aeived mith x en Lu the ER the No Dame at: pr peor.at, t ét a STEADY BUT FLAT.| Brokers \u201cAwait the Upshot of Passin Events.CANADIAN PACIFIC AT 81 7-8.Banks Advance the Interest on Cal! Loans to 41-2 Per Cent, Star Office, Wednesday, 2 p.m, The Montreal Stock market is ateady, but flat.Cable adviors indicate that the London market was in a similar state to-day.Indeed, one broker\u2019s ad- \u2018vices said that business was lifeless enough to be called dead.The New York stock market opened strong.At this morning's session of the local exchange, 1075 shares ol Canadian Pacific were sold at 8134 to 8174, The opening sale was\u201cmade at 8184, and the closing sale at 8133.Forget & Co.and J.Meeker were the sellers.po mong the buyers were Le -Davies, Meredith & Co., H, C.Soot Barlow & Co, and Riddell & Co.\\ The bears tried to break Toronto Street on the strength of talk about an elevated railway for Toronto, which would naturally form a serious competj- tor with the present line.But brokers generally attach little importance to the scheme, The earnings ot Toronto Street on the Tth were $3185.18, an increase of $63.30 compared with the same day last year.security was in very little re-.| Quest this morning, only 425 shares changing bands.Opening at 108, the last sale was made at 10 e sellers mere Mowat & Co., J.Try-Davies and G.Simpson.The\u2019 buyers were J.R.Mecker and Forget & Co.Montreal Street was dull but strong.The first sale was made at 261%, and the last at 263.The earnings yesterday were $3837.08, an Increase of $483.52, Dominion Coal 1 preferred \u2018was placed at 1 to 106.bonds, to the value of 95000, sold at Pot The sellers were Macdougall Bros., and the buyers James Hutchison.Dominion Cotton sold at 95%, Tele- Ho at 178, Royal Electric at 1531, lochelaga Bank at 150, and Commerce \u201ca London, Canadian Pacific opened at 85%, and closed 3% higher\u201486Y%.Firs preference G.T.R.was quoted at Py thirds at 2194, and Hudson's Bay at 21%.Bar silver was quiet at 25s 14d.Money at per cent.AN the Montres] banks have put up the rate of interest on call 1oans to #4 per cent.Amongst the first to get ont their notices to brokers were the Bank ot British North America, the *\u2018ank of Nova Scotia, Merchants of Halifax, Commerce, Quebec and fon; AFTERNOON SALES.12 Montreal Gas at 10734, 50 at 107: Dominion Coal preferred at 10814; 200 Canadian Pacific x d at 81%; 20 Bank of Commerce at 14014; 75 at 140; 300 Canad- lan Pacific x d at BlY,; 8 Royal Electric at 15844; 10 Toronto Street Railway at 103; 25 at 10314; 50 Canadian Pacific xd at 8ll4; 11 Merchants Bank at 182.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE, for the BT.AR by Gor nEmers te AB Gordon Btrathy & Co, Stock March 1 Mar.& Ask.Ba Ask Ba.au a ie, £2 % er 3 an 11% .108 108 4 Mes on me mm Paopie Hs, à Lu * = 3 Rich.& Ont.Nar Oo.108 103 ' Iq \u2014 De -de de-Bonds- +\u2014- EE Meutréei ft 00.SIM 261 Set 1 ow ne ns = a iE a .; 1 .w_ \u2014_\u2014 ind 3 : 4 BEC IE > 102% a Le su #8.an 0 om EE omy 12 185 1 185 181 = 15 \u2014 183.m0 nn 20 31d 160 150 10 160 mn es 2 M5 18 ns 108$ .14t 139 148 141 \u2026 10 2 100 Fi 153 149 152 149 0 CE am = c\u2014 \u2014 ss se - 5 50 \u2014 = = _\u2014_ 108 304 108 104 Be im Mh i gogo 5a: E 2 5 \" ta .100 wn 100 \u201d.Dom.Cotton Mills Ce, #6 [3 \u201d \u201d\u201c do do Bonds.M |] Vemas Loss à Mortgage Uo .\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 = garnie ce of XK.&.\u2014\u2014 .= = = a tessa ice \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 {Special to the.Star.) | - NBW YORK, March 9.\u2014London's enr- Wy quotations for American securities warp to ee: cent, abôve our clos ing ol yas On is and less alarming war talk, there was a be feeling on _the loos nge this morning, and during the ng ad 1% to ver cent.were x, however, was only moderats.frotte oré midday an irregular reac tion to bel place, bat am smounted to onl .EraGtion.+The po for ater A ing exchange were reduced a half cent to 84.82 to sage.It the garly after oss.set fn, and the nt ivr only nominal, Cana- dita Fe 3 Fseins sdvanosd tne per cent, 80 CHICAGO CLOSING.PRICES.* 3.8.Bache & Co., 1684.Sacrament st, report the closing prices to-day as follows: Opening.Heb.Leven.Gosine.volume of business or \u2018rans.- THE | EVIL DAYS- OF DYSPEPSIA.It you overload the stomach, or are too fond + \u201cSalatiss, made ation &c., all the Intestinal organs suffer, The gastric juices that would aufipe : to, digest a moderate quantity of fond must necessarily fail to convert a greater supply.Undigested food ferments and breeds poisonous gases.It is not what wo eat, bug what we digest that Is essential.When the system is overloaded, indigestion in set up, the functions of the liver are deranged, constipation ensues, and uric acid is generated in excess, causing gout, rheumatism and kidney disorders.Lo ; The best treatment for remedying this state of things bas hitherto beer found in the \u201cwaters\u201d of certain European mineral-water springs.They contain certain -| medicinal salts in solution.Kutnow\u2019s Improved Effervescent Carlsbad Powder contains the vital principle of all these springs in a pure, pleasant and portable form.Always fresh and efficacious at 8 moment's notice.The mineral water springs and the salts contrary, is gentle and pleasant.evaporated from them are mostly drastic and nauseous.But Kutnow's Powder, on the So that you can now have all the bensfits of any European mineral-spring treatment at your own home, and, with a mintmum\u2019 expense, insure a maximum benefit.Kutnow's Powder acts as a natural lubricant to the digestive functions and to the whole alimentary tract, Kutnow's Powder is prescribed by medical med of both hemispheres.All the leading medical journals endorse the merits of Kutnpw's Powder.Doctora know the formula.Although sweetened it contains vo sugar.It 1s therefore acceptable to the diabetic.Thus it is by the genial ald of Kutnow's Powder that the torpid liver can be brought to, its proper usefulness, stimulating it if sluggish, Temoving biliousness, eto., aiding digestion, dispersing acid dyspepala, and preventing -siok headache, fullness, etc., banishing the miseries of constipation, gout, rheumatism, and kidney disorders, giving back the clear skin, the bright aye, the alert gait.and the \u2018bloom of health.KUTNOW\u2019S IMPROVED EFFERVESCENT CARLSBAD POWDER The \u201cLondon Lancet\u201d says : \u201cKutnow's Effervescent Carlabrd Powder is stated to contain, amongst other ingredients, the active principle of the sait obtained direct from the mineral water.However this may be, our analysis confirmed the presence of the chief constituents referred to.The Powder ts beautifully clean and white, aud is evidently prepared with care, while the tasce of the effervesciug solution is by no means disagreeable.\u201d A FREE TRIAL.The \u201cBritish Metical Journal\u201d says: \u201cMessrs.Kutnow & Co.showed an improved Effervescent Carlsbad Powder Ve- cidedly more palatable than the ordinary Mineral Salts evaporated at the springs, which reproduces the medicinal effects while effectually covering the nauseous taste and objectional bitter flavor of most mineral waters.It is gentle, effervescent, and is a very efficient and agreeable aperient.\u201d Cede \\ - ne For seven days from the date of this paper, Messrs.Kutnow Bros., 13 Astor Place) \u2018 N.Y.City, will send of Kutnow's Improved Effervescent Carlsbad Powder a Sample Free and Post Paid to every applicant who names the Montreal Star when wiitlog.Sold by all Druggists.Positively reject substitutes because they are \u2018worthless.Price $1.00 per bottle post pald.KUTNOW BROS, 13 Astor Place, New York City, Sole Agénts\u201ctdr Ss.KUTNOW & CO.Ld.Prop., 41 Farringdon Read, London, EC.Eng.LS | | f wa A MONTREAL BOOM.Chicago Men Predict it in Case War.(Special to the Star.) CHICAGO, IN, March 9.\u2014The concen- sus of opinion, in business circles ls that in case ere WAS B War with Spain, Montreal would enjoy na boom.There would be a general inclination to ship vis that port, as the risk o! stoppage or Spanish intérfereace at United States : Ports would be entirely done-awa ee While t eu te business was only \u2018moderate In the wheat pit to-day, there were some quick changes in prices and the wder was evidence tron start to sh.It was a fight between the bulls and the bea clique did not show its han but was, no doubt, in the trade, rench was on the floor, May touched su as a topper, with 810414 low.July sold between 905 and 91%, The hand of Armour can be seen plainer and plamer as the days roll by.Weare ls with him They continue to grind ont large quantities of contract wheat, and were bold enough at oné the to-day to attack the May (option, driving it to its lowest points The packer means harm ¢iter and his colleagues, and he wil leave no stone unturned to do them up if possible.Millers in the North-West are lookin Soward the Pacific Coast for su in case Armour sweeps out the orth-West bias.(The price in Washington a aod on J » 6516 Cente.an dicy at profit.e and it can movement .cards ee markets continue liberal.A cold wave is predictad for tonight, which will no doubt affect valves.It is said here that Monteeal is out of May at a good profit ol to July as a seller on 4 moderate scal le scale KEW YORK STOCK BXOHANGE.SESE EEE Kew vost, over dire oe nw fl ry SME 1856 1K 1k sh WOR Hy odd 1 ie NK NX #6 2 48 cut km \u2014\u2014\u2014 2 1974 1 i Edis 8 3 TER 55 x '% RETRO 15 ES = us a 5 À CE dy 4 8 ue 7 8 Ras rats Sf a A Lou ul 0° mi Te Bon mabe dom.we na T Sathorn Rv.ot Là \u201c+ lie in je 1B 58 ES | Li FT a 500 2g] amages b | the Mosley Tannery at bu jours Safe ES BOTH CLAIMED: IT, wr Judge Archibald this morhing g ive Ave judg: ment in the of the Lan an and E E, Fra ge ley & and H.Under.the dia ite\u2019 Act deposited pets the EY Company cover the amount x d fire undar a | of .The .rma - yadi I WES BS was entitled to \u2018he amount.-and-bothiclaim- foun nloseley owed Fink a balance on.a was also a ty.hides ore aie icy yf hides their interests mi ht \u201cSoran ; at Font after reviewing ovnod an loss susta: reumstances case held that Fiske a Co.Tere.nod to 3 remainder.to.go 3d Mossley.& _ ec party to pay : a own\u201d costs CITY'S LUBILITY For Accidents on thé Bat \u2018Bide- walks.(\"7 In the case of Michael Furlong oy come = 04 0 his own bebalf and that ol: h wife, against the city, Jud Larue this morning condemned the latte; $168 damagen roven out of \"he a claimed, In Belong, Lb proseetln Sons be left arm elty had suse | inlongied the sidewalk, bad Court held that there was a claude the charter which stated that 411 sults for damages bad to be taken within six months, is was an admission thad the ¢ity recognized Its lisbuity, tor such cases.\u2019 2 SECURITY, posi los a Pockets à nt nilstake to be wt safety » cloth ét your ich, Sout ou Bae pen, ui ae ue ae keeps ah the look Pa and at Sois os suit in perfeot \"I ¥ Te everyt ing pa peu are è- from toes cent.piece SEE book.A perfect prises te re n Indispen: The Moore Patent Pocket Co., 27 St.Jatnes St, Montredl,, 556 Barre que rao On the Shiota March ins Re fig Cougs BU a ro id EET Fx J ANTED-CENERAL os ear a ave.Westmewst.> CNE, ore.Hintmonmt Montvest ave.eee ipcluding fares terus, extra value, $1 per y » 58c per y colors ; only 59c per yard.extra fine line at $1.50 per ya at $1.25, $1.50 and 81.75 per yard.Terms Cash.| Grand Display of NEW SILKS S20 Pieces Choicest Novelties.> aN en ; NEW rs ANCT PLAID TAFFETA SILKS, in all the choicest colorings, 31.35 EW FANCY CHECKED \u201cCLUNY™ SILKS, the porelty of of the season, can be had In all the latest shades; fine quality, $1.25 per yard \u201c NEW BLACK AND WHITE CHECKED TAFFETA 500 YARDS NEW FINE CHECKED TAFFETA SILKS ; this lot embraces all the new Spring Colorings ; only 65c per yard.NEW BLACK AND WHITE SHEPHERD'S CHECKS, all sizes in stock, pure #5 PIECES FANCY STRIPED SILKS, all new abades, in light and dark NEW FANCY BROCADE SILKS, in all the beautiful color combinations; NEW BLACK BROCHE SILKS, in new and artistic designs ; extra value Country Orders Filled With Care, Samples Sent on Application.+ Bath Gowns.\u201cBleached Table MARL 1.ORDERS CAREFULL | RSLEY.KL ONDIKE The very supplies McMillan & H amilton Wholesale Grocers-and Provision Tlerchants.129 Water St, Vancouver, B.C, N.B,\u2014 Write or apply for prices or any Information Tyquired | ee \u2014 best and chea; t lace to our for Klondike pp ge; y He DALL SUPPLY CO.Suswosn Cusnsess.TORONTO, ONT.WESTMOUNT ATTACK Mrs, Prof.Campbell Followed by an Unknown Man.HE\" FLED WHEN SHE CALLED FOR ASSISTANCE.\u201d Mrs.John Campbell, wife of the Rev.Professor Campbell, was attacked by an unknown man on Western avenue, Westmount, last evening, She had lett her own residence, 243 Greene avenue, to walk to the house of a friend, where she expected to spend the evening.\"The sidewalks on Western avenue Were impassable, and she had stepped into the middle of the road.A man was walking bebind her at some little distance, but the fact that he seemed to regalate his pace to hers did not her any uneasiness at the tune, Shortly slter passing Arlimgton avenue almost caught up to her.Turning down the corner of her high collar, she turned partly round to look at hin, when, with a stride, he caught her, and forced be ter into the snow at the aide ot o road Mrs.Campbell was complete surprised, but bad presence of ie f tor hel The man, without uttering a aylable, after hesitating a moment, turned ran east.Mrs.Campbell could not describe him, as she was too exolted \u2018to observe him closely.The matter has been repo ried to the West- moun ce, as is felt that peopl should be placed on their guard against & possible recurrence ot the assault.ROUDS Gl SALE 4.i This is a partial list of the special goods now ! #5 qe 5 Boxes, i anything useful \u201chouse-Kkeeping.PPro Pv wvewveowey A Pa \"ASES, Egg Stands, Biscuit Candlesticks, Figures, Baskets, Fancy Cups \u2018and Saucers.Table Glassware, Fancy .- Plates, Cutlery, Fancy Glassware of _: \u201cevery description, Crockery, in fact \u201cwill\u201d or ornamental for \u201con exhibitiomat our stores, and they are yours \u201cfor the asking :\u2014 ON SATURDAY, MARCH 12, \u201cwe will inaugurate a Gift Sale which be continued through the week ending Saturday ç \u2018evening, March 19.TPE VU TBR BDDC EET TDD we.Purchasert of one pound of Tea\u2014the price does.not matter\u2014will receive their choice of the articles along with the usual premium check._ a chy 2188.Notre Dame St.1519 St.Catherine St: - 2329 Bt.Catherine St.STROUD ar QUARRY.FOR SALE.; A Quarry, covering 38141 feet and oon- a FL 4a, ong Sr ot alaing te Souk gry \u2018stone and situated next 6e.Larosque's Hotel, WIIL be sold at ot St, Lawrence St.868 St.Lawrence St.7:1 Bleury St.mm repair tinted laat your.| Del 379 Avy to W.KE.COOPER, Mar en HOUSES TO ET, | Furnished and Unfurnished | ALBO\u2014 Warehouses, Offices, AND OTHER BUSINESS PROPERTIES.~~.) FINE PRISPECES., tion.Referrin 1s CRADOCK SIMPSON & co, |A FOR NORTHWEST, Land.Sales Incréase Enormoisly so Fér = This Year.600D D MARGETS.FOR FARMERS.mere \u2014\u2014 The Gud Mining District: Created a Demand for.Fasmer's Produce.- ei ~~ + = far Have Mr.L, A.Hamilton.Land Gommis- sioner of the C.P.R.Winnipeg, *is In the ity on his \u2018annual visit \u201cto the headquarters.ol the company, Windsor Tatreet Station.On the occasion of hia last visit about a year ago.he was able to point out that the prospects \u201ctor the Canadian North-West at that time, both in the matter of.ete profitable crops und markets refor, were of an exceedingly promising ns Sure.Ho is now \"ihe report that in goodly measure the e have been tulfilled.PP es IMPROVER IMMIGRATION, As the indications for improved immigration become more apparent so do the possibilities of larger land sales increase.Mr.Hamilton entertained quite an optimistic view of the situation in that respect a year ago.and as \u2018he is so closely identified with that feature of the progress of the North-West ke is in a pogition to speak with authomty on the sublect, How well due roan ave been realized-ms udg rom the following furan on -the cc During the first two months à! 1807 the agles of land in the North-West amounted to 17,600 acres, while for the corresponding months in the Present year the sales have been 42.700.acres, an increase of 33.100 acres in favor of the current year.The chances of that record being kept up far at least the next six months are excellent.THE ALBERTA DISTRICT.In the course of his remarks Mr, Ham- flton stated that the rush in the British Columbia gold mining section had created a.splendid mariet-for-the produce of the Alberta Distriek.One result of that has been that intaikration, which had shown a tendency to fall off has set in again as vigorougly as ever, and Then the Edmonton District has profited by the trafie passing Abraugh.vaste tor the Klondike.apd it has lac alse tracted the attention of the 1a ming classes.The séttlers How\" mavink, into that section are f 1rom- all T'as the world, but a good Dumber of ein\u2019 come from the Western Sta There has be ent in the business of that.section during the past year.For instance, thre are now 7 or 8 elevators and\" four\"mille in operation were not there a ear ago.The consequente is thet the Ramen ton branch of.tha C.B.R.is be- coining B very remugerstive ppp.and the company are beginning to get a lot of important shippers in that section.There is also.a great cha ip the agricultural pr prospects a ERE nd or Assinibois - districe.- - au not i any part was me saîhe éonditiont, tho Gu Ams par diatriot, where the crops Le ee witing in an active demand Toe Goi In shat locality \u201ca year or mors ago some land was praoti- cally of no vejue, and could not very ell be given sway, ¥ whereas 1t-1s now selling for §3, $4 and.$3 an sere, THE CROP PROSPECTS.So far as can be judged ne the present time the prpapecis for scies ops next summer er e exçell na que me boy ae cal conditions of the small part in the er or det fv 8 : large yield from the grou that connection- she duowlaii in sn 1 portant fsotor.In the gace of théipres- ent winter the snowisll in tha\" early \u201c1 part ofthe, -seasqn- 80 that the frost had.& -obance to enter deep into the Le ea =\" Lately there has been a fair.{sll qf, snow, \u2018which will have & tendency-t6 keep the frost from coming -out -too quickly, and thus preserving to the earth for \u201c8 con~ which is siderable time the moisture such & necessity tos truittel- -psodue- to the Algom\u2019 golf mining district Mr ar atoning remarked that he n w ni Freeme Pte closely, .\"but.It.Te \u2018not \u20187 come ully up to what he had The reason for that was thad-the istrac- tions of the Kiondike, and\u2019 the-sonse- quence was that's.goud desl uid ital went further went, than n would.sa DOVE otherwise gons inte tion.Those who have.42 vented.thers.are quite satisfied, however, With, , their sucoess.Lans A RAIL .One result of the present rate war which oing on between, tbe, Canadian Pacifio and Gran d Tru ways-is that intending Sram in Manitoba \"ate being \u2018serions- ly inconveni .There is not now, not can there-be while this war- eontinues, any + iæ avr adequate ugly - r er ther line to in \u2018Mang.to or all ess - froi tario T ES ro dct wiv hey pli ot VICTORIA SQUARE |B Eh 7 pit sires Storage Warerooms | grament sm ge so our advertisement on page 5.A gest \u201cdeal ot 5 ot Man! en in act : on Feu \u2018comes from mn points ne Grand Gi rm, So Railwet npt ce » ; us soir ler Geairing vo'yo 10 STORE TO LET, [HE SSS AEA he .: i an A J 2691 St.Catherine St., West | Grad ue contes ais and de | own SIDE).latter a not accept 5 e__ tickets Largs plate glass show windows, per- if the settler.went that way ib ve ses AEE Tie mel ENS a the n° Pacific of Bmith\u2019s Falls.But he cannot ioe ¢k and eff around that way, because the Grand Trunk will mot + freight unless it \u2018way of R Bey, to Pati The Stet n Tru e the effects into lp in Mu tons alt the PLE + ry moment, in qi ter into 9%, a Pa ts pure eu into ince, ok t pid Unes race = Auld ats - wh ae * ! us \"Cpu ing hep 0 \u201cVem Want Us Te Be Sk MR esi rn TE at air.wo \u201ccarefel With very present ol As have much pansors Le maicing 3 [mains iarariably site ou Fe he i st br aad chook Tht run 7, Brserip #2 ne Pa Pollock\u2019 s Reputationasa | Towards mi night the oor pce mo Peas CRE a i vont mistakes: mnt pot ; | First-Class Watchmaker and d that river so Canadian ter- the galleries the a \u201c7 Sem Wans Pure Drags : Repairer is Beyond Question.- Pr The at ive dn of Publ 4d pera 7 lad ies rome more ined ee Kd : sir 2° Julian Pauncefote We are afraid to keep any other kind.EA : Works was now Sting ont so, pret .Morrison in discussing the - Fe va sureof the Identity of every ARANTEED, that w o trom Por em ALL WORK GUAR w \u2018the Stickeen only 00 miles of open Stickeen Riv usted SE pos | \u201cCalls o on President watdh our stock conatantly and I \"R, A.DICKSON & CO., x 2261 St.Catherine St.3 Department of Lands, Forests sea voyage was necessary, but to be sure a boat drawing four feet of water would not ba so sale in-a storm as @ larger vessel.On the other hand, he did not believe that the American authorities would &o to the length of interfering with the me of a few Americans, and t Pis had been playin e game o amilton Smith.The Q prosition were deliberately open to na fod as was the St.Lawrence.It Spon od about April 20, band could be navigat- \u2018ed until the end of Nqyem There was no objection to the route upon that point.Coming to the- contraot: he set out to discuss it in detail.There was no jus- tion the debate was adjourned.The House adjourned at 11,58 Rm, \u201cMcKinley.Get Into the Sareea iw Spt a THIS IS Tr É Cor wi Bof Taff Wrapper, commercial navigation of She Stiokeon.tification for the assumption that \u2018all THE MATTER WILL BE ADJUSTED.Smith, N i pnd véto end ha th, | \u201cun ain the Janda were & gold-bearing, It was a | Invaluable for all Jdches, Pains, Infammations, JOH | LEW 1S, ad come .Catarvhal Troubles and Piles, Frescri homist, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.| Hanilton Smith had been playi most Morrison dia pot antsh It was Valdes Pass Now Being Used to ) 2208 St.Catherine Street, POND'S EXTRACT CP., NewYorkand London.that none deteriorates.You Want Lew Prices and to be renso ourcharges.T After wo have given you ure dru A carefulness, we are just as careful he ad consclentious in Corner of University, Branch, St.Catherine Street, 5513 Cor.of Guy Btreet, Fisheries.ttempt the Americans t 0?and © teri SEE the trade of the ; ; Klondike.\u2014 = \u2014 = \u2014 \\ WOODS AND FORESTS, Obetruction had been threatened, empe- FARRER\u2019 S TALK \u2014 AUCTION.NO MORE GRI GREY HAIR.pally in the speech of Mr, Pope Well, ; (Special to.the Star.) S ALE \u2014 Cavemen nid could stand that sort of WASHINGTON.D.0.Merch 0.\u2014Tes.For \u2014or\u2014 ACANITOL, me meu Quebec, Bib Febraary, 188.thing 0s Jong as gentlemen opposite.The Subject of Debate in the terday Sir Julian Pauucetote called at Hair Restorer, Notice is hereoy given inal, coBlormably to stctions 134, Li anda Mss ol the cop- solldated statutes of Lie Yruvinc®e of Que- Mr.Wilson\u2014You are plucky.Mr.Tarte\u2014Well, this is a great national scheme, and the Government is determined Senate, the White House, In company with Secretary Sherman, and had a-conference arch.Neat Household Furniture, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, English WILL NOT SOIL SCALP OR PUREST WaITH LINEN, Dec, the timoe.ifluits buiciuaîter men- to see it ith the Preside I 1 d , put through.with the President.It was learned at Ç .Ste.ALU Drugists.re had Pr ae Yate, pe oe Mr.Tarte could not believe that the the State Department later that the ¢ Qilcloth and Linoleum, Slatt gifered for sale Ly public wu tion, tu the Leader of the Opposition was in carnest HON, MR, MILLS SAYS HE DOES British Ambassador had called to state \u201cWho on this world of ours their eyes Japanese Art Bquares, Bugs, \u2018Mats, _etoi, Rei tas.ety ON a RSIAY tue 22nd of hn that the matter of incursions of Brit- in Dorit Br elias Fete, \u201cTw dogs, SoireryBits, TO LE next, at ELEVEN AM.at the In duysof peril rm and brave, kets, Tweeds, Coatings, etn To Temonads T, MARCH M.upset price per mile nereinsites m:utioned opposite euch lim ke ba alu ut Sonu North- Mes No.90, 8 LIGHTS AND LT OF PARLIA- NOT REPRESENT THE GOVT.(Special to the Star.) ish troops (mounted police) into Alas ka at Summit Pass would be satisiao- torily adjusted, and that the troops to their grave.\u201d .A pretty Bloodstone Seal Ring (Goods, Dinner and Tea Bets, large assortment of odd China Cups and Saucers, etc., Cut- Apa; lery, E.P.Bilverware Warehouse 208-210 McGill St m, $10 21, 5 m 0; No.93, 31 m., 0 ckla ; oo, Jars, Cake Brands, etc.; Linen Table Cov: oi Le CE vo 16m, Se OTTAWA, March 9.\u2014 The Senate re- \"Ould be withdrawn if they were found for a.Lady » set in 18 karat ers, Table Napkins, Table rid te Occupied at preseat b he Niatnssini No.w., ol 14v.Mus assembled last evening.after an ad- \u201c© Le on the American side of the boun- gold, costs from $6 to $7 at Yar an Bo Oe ST.JA} JAMES ROBINSON, 7 erry Saint | Sonn.\u2019 Wesiownsaw Koss ;journment of a fortnight, The new dary line.- oe A gro Me , ch ith, o.¢ m., .Senator from Vancouver, Mr.Wm Friday Aft arc i f.Lake Saint John\u2014 1st .HE V .« rida ernoon rage, Nor ora ms BU No 5, EE Templeman, was introduced by Hon.T Su ALDES Fass Henr y Birks & Sons y AT 20 PM pos Ro, & ss m JZ 704 Tange, or 5, David Mills and Hon.Mr.Scott took SE ATILE wv à M a Th ; DONNELLY.i m., i No.0, m., ; = the oath signed t.ash., arch 9.\u2014 The | RAE & .a da 18105 No.5, be io NE 7 ou bis seat.sa he roll.and claimed Steamer Alliance ls the latest arrival PHLLIRS SQUARE 7 2 Ee BLOOD dA | for Ko.8, 18% m., $10; Joi; ma.\" Senator Ferguson was Informed by from the North, having reached here : Lake Satnt Joho Centre\u2014Townsbip Nesy Via mi, Se.fake Saint John East \u2014 lle Mopcouche Hon; Mr, Mills, that a paragraph which appeared in the newspapers, to the effect shat Messrs.Corthew and Wilkin- Monday from Copper River, Alaska.Captain Hardwick reports everything quiet when he left.Prospectors are now VICTORIA SQUARE BY MARCOTTE BROS.AUCTION SALE OF Sore Throat, Pimples, Copper-Colored HAVE You & Aches, on 5 Sores, Ulcers in « m., $89; riv Bbipshaw, Vo.1.6 48 son hgd been emploved by the Govern- \u20ac0ing over the Valdes Pass into the in- ; M Hair Falling! Write © .nb 7 vo Bnipshaw 3».151 08 edb; rly ent u locate a line of railway from eric without suy trouble.Then S W Elegant Household Furniture.ws hen iri im rosie hive rv ekimat o Lake T e o n con .; Seb.\" Worst cares cured ln Re ape > 0 bo iv Sprshax À bill incorporatiag the Central Cen- The citizens of Copper City, on Valdes torage arcrooms nier pb a sen eo reserve, où te date ige-pass book free.\u2014_ NO a 16 hee $10; Flv.du Moulin Ne 1, ada Loan and Savings Co., was read a Bay.have Jreanired if pours for che Bee our \u2018advertisement on page 8.¥ FRIDAY, MARS ni ID, a tment of \u201d m., $10; riv.du Moulin, No.3 8 .- .165 Notre me street a i 4: ie 0 ; ei Ne Eiri miles, #1 Po and referred to committee, A set of laws has been drawn up which Parlor ots, in Tyrkish HE a Cone TO RENT ov.a Mars, No : fiv, a Mars .FERRER'S DOINGS.provides that all offences are to be trie elle an usb, J i no ; towaship Wake Kemoga: ee Si owns MR.M ORIN.\"Some apple called pa rail.Before the Senate adjourned Sir Mac by a jury A twelve.Ihe accused per- party.arture ure of a brave ent d well upplied focus res ARR CE sh ace Mir A Hen, Bt.Peter, St.Paul and Craig sta .bi ous No.1 so b - way, ers Sait was only a snowshoe ~ son Is to have e rig 0 ree per- > Lace C ins end smers ON A NoP 1m, 815\"; town hip owe Pons road.What do we want a snowshoe Kenzie Bowell called attention to & émptory challenges in the empanelling culties \u201ctravel and the hardships ex- ors; fine PACES: sideboard and Diptog St.Catherine, Notre Dame, Unirersity, ) $eCars Sor township Feriaad Ne 8, De road for?It was a swindle to make money Paragraph trom Washington.in the of the jury.In the case of murder the perienced, both on the way and in the Table in oak and b, Walnut; Leather Dine Windsor and Prince Arthur streets.4 $16 ; townsnip Hebert, 54 mm.820; township for A ns Hen they Bui the he newspapers.to the effect that Mr.Ed- penalty is to be death.In all cases of Klondike, they Save, thoroughly, eq uipped log Boom Set, Bookcnses, Writin 8 Desk, orFICRS.my dio C 3m, 88 Hv.fa, No w, v __ hell with the road.\u201d \u2019 ard Paru bo Yas credited wie larceny of over $100 the penalty is to whother they will bring le o much of vee, and aigue 8 nd \u20ac ae pets n ngs.pote ting, Can A Te re, Ball Saint Charles\u2014Riv.Upika, No 1 am.= R ashington in the Interests of be the same as that for murder: under cove ellow metal t they are tak.hey Half and Wool Mattresses, MOUSES ON pt HEE NE PR EE | tr potion de nd nn oa B,C GOihelnt ad Ben bu rat Ih le str pt ere BREE BT, RB ROR ey wo or me No.* ; or J > ery, ! Ecorces No * ns m.fv.aux been forced to take and in that position on Lands, In the account ol the evi- and the offender 1s pire ven days in dik he party is composed of healthy, Tai ch ai of of Bouiiah Olicloto.Union\u201d and Toros avepuse, \u2018AU proper risa wil Eeorces, No.'s sb, ne sur he was more to be pitied than blamed.dence given Mr.Farrer was made which to get out of the country, roux men, inured to hardships, and à by y yard and in lots, and Iarge lot of other be pat in frst clase onder.5 % a 5.i 5 S'u Se.i Ean ia She hat the C raat Gane of the STEAMER.FOR THE STICKEEN fold beng Sey to bing et ones lot of Bécond Hand Furniture, re- ner x ar + ce, | North, 20 m., 810 > \u2019 opinion that the Canadian Government : .Ft ob scond Hung For conven.871 QSEPE & C0 ee.I ag den uenay West, No, 18, + m., R \"BERGERON would consent to the appointment of TORONTO, March 0.\u2014At Polson's 'oriune.moved from private ERNOON, ; re Albert, No, 86, 88m 818 i M .an international commission to arrange shipyard yesterday a hundred men were > se eoce of sale on FRIDAY AFT A pita, Boh a M que all difficu]ties with regard to the bond- engaged in loading on a special train of STUART AFTER GOLD.MARCOTTE BROS.Auctioncers.ï oO RENT - shtp Laval No.8 14 yD , Follows and Recalls a Violated ing privileges on the Atlantic and the ten flat cars all the machinery and hull OTTAWA, March 9.\u2014Another Ottaw~n free storage to 1st May if desired.572 a.mat Franc s\u2014lowuship Pacific, and that Canada was In his of & new ateel steamer which the com- Mr.hi Thesbam, 4% | will shortly\u2019 leave for the Klondike, Wi Treaty.opinion willing to make the concession pany has constructed \u201cto form part of William \u2018Stuart, ex-Captain of the Capital The extensive Warehouse and Fao- WET HIB T= ne van po ed ch am he qe DE pn rons | BF pi its roues de Pen, Joti GT oI BEML SEY | AMHERST PARK.|soryon te corr of pALitovers we; 0 + n retu 0 nding privileges a e en e Company month and pro nanza -Sub-divis- an a n Aer tava fowiabiy Wentwohd Nn ries were thronged.1t had been ex- Wrange.There was no dpubt.said ved an order to construct a steel Creek el in whi Hodgson Stuart, his ion ee Boer isfy occupied by Meears.B.Davis = pected that a division would take place Sir Mackénszie, from the utteramces of | fiat bottomed boat, 160 feet lonx, 90 feet som, is loca with three others, ex- Conditions of Bale.at the evening sitting, and the people Senator Hansborough in the Un 6 teet 6 inches depth, with stern to be absent until September.next.os spe Ai Sons.Apply to had come to witness the measuring of States.Senate, that the members of wheel, and drawing 18 inches of water oil take a companion with him and sisroom's, 1838 Ni H.JOSEPH & CO,, The above limits w.li be adjudged tothe Bighest bidder ob payment ol the purchase Bree In cash, on 8 cheque accepted by a aut nc rporat an alia men y vit be lmmediately re-euBrea pre The annual grouat rent -s cnree Gcllers Pr mile, ih fire tax, 18 1ls0 payable forces on the Yukon Bill.Speaker's gallery, the favorite the House, were about fifty la brilliant dress, some of whom atand in order to obtain a ted view of the Chamber.Mr, Tarte concluded by assuring the In the rt of dies, In that body were influenced in passing the bill recently enacted with regard to the conditions on which Canada could enjoy the bonding nrivileges at Wrangel by the evidence given by Mr, Farrer before the Lands Committee of the American Senate, He wanted to know whe- when light, for the navigation of the Stiokeen River.The boat was completed amd set up some days ago, and after inspection was taken apart again.The craft is built with beantiful lines, and is calculated to make a fpeed of 15- miles per hour with \u2018ease.e entire hull ae a» +, EXODUS TO KLONDIKE, (Special to the Star.) supplies sufficient to ast for eight.months.ST.JOHN, N.B.March 9.\u2014The exodus to Klondike is assuming large proportions.TUESDAY, 15th MARCH, at 11a.m.515 WANLYTR M.KEARKS.Auctions RETAIL AUCTION SALE 571 16 St Sacrament 8§, For Sale op to Rent.ry ber limits, when aajudgea, will House that the Yukon scheme would go ther Mr, Farrer was an agent of or was and machinery were shl lat t, Rooms, The use, 9623 ; > eue ect to the Piorislons of of Umoer through, Mr.Tarte was followed by ating on behalf of the Canadian Gov- and forty of Messrs, Sitoped ass night Every train this week carries 20 tributary At Our St, James st, on ; Cut Stone Ho No.| snacted hereafter.may Mr.Bergeron, the successful opponent ernment In reference to this question journey west to rebnild the steamer, countrys men from the oity pa 3 Thursday.1 Oth inst.at10 and 2 o'clock Sherbrooke Street, lot 30x120 feet ; est pos of \"mits offered for sale ave cpen- Of the Minister of Public Works in the at Washington.- snd ft out at Vankouwddl, where all the - \u2026 I ; y i or inspection fu the Department of election In Beauharnois.Mr.Bergeron - cabins and woodwork be construct- A laeo quantity of Dress Goods, Twoads, Ce Co lane in rear, Immediate possess Lande Re ice ar Fisheries, tn Bicny, Began by stating that tho speech of Mr.MINISTER OF JUSTICE REPLIES.|G ™ LED BY 4 SEPTUAGENALLN.BERR dei TERE ston.=H.JOSEPH & CO.tlinber agents in the different agencies se Tarte had failed to convince him of the Hon.David Mille said the Government o - eM Special to th Sur \u2018 namel oan ole: Aso = .f ' which said limits are situated, op .o the Wisdom of the Yukon Bill.The Gov-; had no agent at Washington except the IMPORTANT | ISION.(Special to the >.Hat Boys ait Suite lu 16 St, Sacrament St day of sale.ernment had been obliged to make many British Ambassador, and did not .contem- WASHINGTON y 9.\u2014The United COWANSVILLE, Marc \"No.Reserve and in Ratall Lo.- \u2014 ps io account for or, publication of this [changes in the bill since it had been plate creating for itself any other ch: States Torso Bones r tment bas just other ty 2 Bold A ces Jete (ue MARCOTTE BROS.} co will authored br Xe uf f puch publication introduced.Well, they had better make of diplomatic communication.With re- issued an im Srl which has this vi \u2019 8.RENT, one more change, and withdraw the bill gard to what taken place he addressed to t lector of Cus- leted preparations Stor the \u201cfig Grip trip.I Oo REN 1 Commissioner of Lunds, Forests ang 8ltogether.That was the only course fore the Senate Jommittee at Washing- been It he as as follows: hese men propose to go first into.the - .to adopt in view of the recent action of ton any citizen of Canada was privil at Sit \u201cBir ,\u2014Rèterring to the, Department's via Edmonton, INSOLVENT NOTICE.FIRST-CLASS WAREHOUSES on to give evidence as to his opinion Pot w Peace river untry - ee ne pompe Caracas ca | relies rE TO | dette fer ais D, adopt on mestion.The Government erning the entry and transportation of ng lor they won't go on to | that no tenders had been called, and the could mot pA the utterances of Mr.merchandise destined for the Klondike the Yukon.They have strong faith | ra LE SYNDICAT DE ST.HYA- \u2014\u2014oN other points that have so often region and Northwest Territury of Bri- { that there is plenty of of gold in the | Shite, 8t.Hyacinthe, P,Q.i CRAIG STREET.urg 28 inst the measure, With, rega to Canada\u2019s right to the tish Columbia, via the United States Peace river, and that they are taking Bale by puction at: No.& Bt James at.; to H.JOSEPH & SEALED TLNULRS, addressed to the r.Bergeron made one new point.The na tion regard ue Stickeen River it was sub-ports of Juneau, Dyea and Skag- much more sensible course than those Montreal, on enday.15th March, 388$, Apply to H, 00.viga undersig ac, ang enor Bie ender for Government talked Unit States RAE undoubted winder the treaty of Washington ray.or other ot custom ports in Alaska, they hens t to gh ot where Le 0 Sek.sss 571 16 Bt.Sacrament Street.a e rece 8, À 50 \u2014wan\u2014the- incidental right.of \u2014tran-l > -10 the: J w ave to walt yera L months._of Dry SS 9 .mae 1H a ae du March.TR \"knew that breaties could, and were, vio- \u201cehipatent at \u2018Wrangel.Despite thot \u2018action | which provides that sal) articles car for a chance to get a bert, atea-\u2018 fish Teme Tee ev ees saw ses se 3iB0 mmm pnroach oni- Honora Bay, Manitoulin 1s- a \u2014 of the (American Senate he was convinced ried by passengers on the above routes [mer that wili taxe them hort.\u201cThe ETT land.Algoma County, Ontario, according that - the Congress of the United States which are in use, and which consist of {members of the party are Alvin Lara- ook debts, per Ust wpe op soe oo ALOT Wanted to Purchase to 8 plan wang a a specification to be seen at \u2018\u201c\u2019Tender endorsed tor trade preserved to Canadians.Mr.Mor the Sens 1 10.5} indta, His duly daughbler in married tos ] \u2014 Tieon claimed ed, there had been no dela on | de death of.t the he two Senator Es, had es.; a New York snd Edmonton serpents | wat -ofoer at Bimls io Indie.| the part of the Government after it ha session, ded 1 i} eontly organised \u2018sud extensive : mrt A SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the ; \u2018a rare Klondike trading.\u2018and trans In the matter of ) ] undersigned, and Whar! at Les Boules,\u201d will b ived at PIPE TAY EE : this ofice until Monday, the goth day of could expect a government to get Jpop the | P IPB LAYING, el 20 2 : :Bamontou, Prince \u2018Albert, Vancouver apa] 2-4.of Ottawa, cr March next, inclusively, \u2018for the construc.wild rumors that always fly about re | \u2018other Pucifio coset.points.This spmphhy,: | The desc ts & nnouneed at the residence vu ve bl : voy! oo on Yhart DS alone a proach at st ing discoveries of the precious metal.Tndeed \"The Water Committee intarid \u201cwaking \u2018hrough its Petarboro agents, Frank: Wale: \u201cOf his doi, ex-Alderman J.C.Ro of rate on be 2ol0 pr 9 pu ie auction oa mouakl County, PQ arcoriin \u2018eo = plan today, in the light of au that was known, | rate allowance of i : already placed réé Wit Me.Josph Robert, sr., at the age 78 16 Rideau street, Ottawa, om\u2019 : and a pecification to be af tne gilices he doubted if the Yukon, as a whole, would hieh were open task a Co, ave laced \u2018orders: ne the : months.1 The fans isto DAY, 15th MARCH, , the Wholé of\" .the\u201d the Domi: be found so rich as some had dreamed.The | year fo enable of the laying of of water rater pipes Jending cances firms here of upward.\u201ccé Soir morning tot he Church the stock in trade and shop furniture\u2019.À Works, Quebec! Post mee 8 Bondin tog) \"a aud action of the Government was defended in - your 12 9 ope or ; #00 canoes, the larger proportion of which: I of de Fra France atelg ¢ O'clock, belonging to above es estate.us i | the Postmaster at Little respects.It cautious 24 96,500 for new Wier meters._ bave: already beso fold ter détvery.\u2018at Mak: ; o consis of * Jory fine | dors lil not be es business like and yet as prompt as cireurt | QOMMBROIAL TAXES .Teady-miade olothing, groserics, 5 adé on rm sappited signed \u201ct&nces warran : : \u2018and shoes, eotc., classified as follows: wii es the o actual sign natures of ten derers.oil Mr.Morrison vas spes king, ad | .Mk.W.B.Lambe, Collector.of Provide ina! Soren sasoaty tn fine Helitem an and Staple an \u201cfahcy Yana to n on toward m t, ; has Instituted prodesdings ; qe .ors où 4 Minister ooh Shea Norte for J Baten the gepial andl popular chief asl Ba one \u2018named Perera Sin y a fos Y veatal wad it EE A sii § mo Aie EE hings : ; cheque beral whip went across the House an PS end = de forieirei thé \u2018party hb the Le © in what appeared to be a very en- 10% amount due the Local Government for\u2019 1 Nordhainser Co, 2506 St.Catherine ) t fait to: ete thé.-} Jo conversation with a group of Con.t#xes Gun comimerotel corporations Utit- |: Groceries.ve.civ oon o pos pases of oe Eaurned in cave patate members, some of the brightest veréal Patent Devel.Co., 8110; Toronto Far- bas can And OADE ooo.cor +100 wree partment doss uot bind fiselt to | fax; Mp Mars Smee, Cn ot; North American | 81 M emo asco \u2018the lowest Gf Ruy Lender.Beattie: T .he whipa pd ajor Tran x 0 parte MS Co, a a pi ; .A me | the cémpe of he enemy, for the 'inémbers (ee oe Oo x i Ie \u2018onplise Inven tory ang Hock may oe soon; \u2018that it fs the EN these | postal Ma : \u201cRE pon.LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF PARLIAMENT.received substantial information the Yukon and its gold fields.© men in their party, Mr.Borden, of ali |, Powell,\u201d Mr.Osler and M: : woud \u201cJoon no time in, fui would not do anything to e que the tribute + hat 8ir Mackenzie : wearing apparel and sonal effects J: Narth-West.way, farmer, Sweetsburg; Ed.Pettes, tion businéss, with large warehouses * 4.in the ot i Company.of Crnida* Store will be open on 12th and léth.mi [rx OF MR.ROBERT.4 Groceries, THE MERCANTILE SYNDICATE,\u201d the a A.Gray, Engineer 1n rights ranteed to Canada by treaty.necessary for the present comfort and express messenger, Sutton Junotion; KENT & Shard, ES The Cat din Government would in any convenience of auch passengers are ex- Chas.Ruiter, sawyer, Brome Lorner;\u2019 Ry BL.oa street A PROP ERTY Ho nora, Manitoulin Island, Al- event uphold the sovereign en empt from duty,\u201d should be construed Prentice, farmer and tinsmith, MARCOTTE BROS, : Kota \u201cSun uty Doe.and at | the Depart- al dy\u2019 in the Vukop country and.\"uw to cover the pecessar outfit, such as Nort Sutton: Stephen Smith, farmer, | _ Auctioneers.Cw 3 hw Oentaizize shou he hovs Savinx FEBT, Situated \u20ac , uty in en tents, blankets, cook oking utensils, etc., Abercorn; R.N.Sc Scottsmore.re É ME 3 yenders will no: be considered unless _Â in that coun .passe passe 2 ñ TAWEF: ro CHRTLY tain TERE LET RR Poser or» sompaie.| eer a teal Furs rege ver or | INSOLVE iT NOTICE | Pit ont $0 cs ate, SEER, sh pill po grt vd rare, | dei D ve sou e: of nister ublic Works, Mil t rised at the e chief officers ol the pited w m-\u2014tha e 18 Te \u2018 eco Mt bundrea dollars (5800.00) musi With which the statement was [States Treasury in the United ftates {succumb to the hardships of the\u201d te i .Montreal OH JOSEPH a CO.Cited If the pany decting the con in he United States Senate e that and Canada, as well as In Alask than han any of | of them em, He has had much pee att pares | 571 Wo.16 Su Becrament troc, ; tr od r fal lete th k m Cathert \u2018 > acted tar, and.wilt be returned 1h Case rights on the Atlantic\u201d for bonding be to Californie a the rus he *49, Bon ers at more Ko.347 | ne wrest, .i or Don-acceptance of tender at w rangel in .view of the OFF ¥ TO KLONPIKE.since then has followed the history of Montreal, ob ! ! ' REAL ESTATE.' acte, tre Joes not bir hing fisell to Lo those rights all (Epecial to the Btar,) all the important gold tinds in the TORRY, Socks 1% 5 a an interview given the re- CORNWALL, March &-\u2014Mr.Duncan world, and can talk more inte tly |.time : j By order, B.F.E.ROT, resentative of one of the t American Ross, of this town, who has but re- [of the geography of\u2019 the Tenir | he.undermentlonsd good s from examinieg oe To Le a to Place your purchaser.We - Secretary.ies after the last general elections.In cently returned from the Pacific coast, through which he is now going than woollen Cloths reds, Serges, have mass aploations or ig Rig Sineeed house, ; Department of Public Works, that.interview Sir Wilfrid Laurier had where he has been mining for many many who have been there.He ia a Friese Beaver,\u2019 heviols, sic.$16,000.00 > Ottawa.Fep, 11, 1808.spoken of the rights obtained by the fisher- years, h&a plétdytor Victoria via Mont- very hardy old man, and a few years Men's, Boys\u2019 and Children's : Wapapers Inserting this advertisem:nt men-of the Mantime Provinces under i real.\u2018Mr.Ross'is acc nied by an ago had a record of valking six nixty: Tiles ; pans Faite ait rel Exit oy H.JOSEPH & Co.À di sa = se it _ Irom the Department treaty of ere qu a relie of Canada : old d chum, with waon heiha as often becs in 02e day.el The others of he he White ana Colored Shirts, Under- gi 16 ST.SACRAMENT STREET.| cated ights might 2 associa mining ventures.The: n emselves very for una .: Haberda bey, \u201cape serves 9,000.00 === DR, MONTAGUE] challenge the Ménister casily give up in return for certain oon | will outlit at Victoria and leave thery ing him for a leader.\u2019 [wear Ha ehery, sc we 9,000.00 ; Marinc and Fisheries to point to tet Cessions.e nghts of he as soon as possible for he Klondike.N 7 $90,500.00 : FOR SALE casion in the forty wears of public fe rmen on \u2018the Atlantic, were dear to the \u2018A LETTER FROM DAWSON.MARCOTTE BROBe \"12 BP ad chante ra mr Aare, Prion pren Se people of he Maniime Dan cameidered THE ST.HYACINTHE PARTY.USE'S POINT, N.Y., March 9.\u2014 | xx à pio Destrasic Self-contained Houses ow ~~ Tu i _\u2014 es Tupper) in whic mig we , when it was oe : \u2018 TENDERS pes Ju Gand a iho TT ls aber of has provinces ic (Special to the Mar.) ER | 08 James | Elm Avemss, Beautifully Finished a , = + 5 à { .5 rrr were the staple support of thousan HAIN THE March Ov The St.dike region,\u201d was received phere to-day; THE LATE MR.GIBSON.Low Price.Easy Terma.ê oBALED.rmx DE En to th treaty; even worse, the Witten words A an av hs Sorts \u2018business.wud Toor ne ftom |! ERE test of haie, Paving formed: The faneral of the late Mr George M ose HL J0stru & Ce, à ess o the n wo m y witness ; h f of the .+ pn and EH sed \u201cTender for of the constitution of Canada?That: nee Fa copain tht sat with ano hr wan snd.Gfbion, of Vaudreuil, took place at] gy 16 8.Sacrament Street.a will be hee ved = this constitution guaranteed the rights of the question he had .asked abat ue he ~ \u2018abont ten fest and the claim was pay-.Vaudreuil yesterday, and was at- Ap.Fos.tor \u2018the delivery of Indian Sup.the minority, yet with res to the | wanted to know was whether Mr.{ing well.He had food for another six.tetided by s large number of friends of piles es, during the fiscal year ending 30th Tnority toe Manitoba the oan r had had been sent to Washington either offen months and was in the best of beaith, the decedsed gentleman.- The late Mr, Gib- , Jue oJ, ut va various points in tbe North- us la ed the treaty and the constitu- iy or otherwise by he Oe on ons and had sed a nicer ringer in In\u2019 son, who: was born in London, Eng.58 or Sale or To Rent, ern it, or wi - Late me, or nie To.Brae ty to speak: or act, for the Goreme er ror i a WATT ee nora, 2, wT heir are ang, I .ANS, (® Kim Avenue, immediate possessiim, ge er Winnipeg.The dnatan commission MR.MORRISON | was mot and had not been in Washington Te ogsis about 43 10d 8 13 0 send Ak 5 | British Government, physician of note, For APPV to H.JOSEPH & 0O., - Ard lvcemsarily BCSePiet: at to bo Inserted on be of or an Ee nority to = located about Titty miles from Dawsos | some tme the.deceased ans | \"18 M6, Bacrament Stroté, \u2018 | ment-nor had he any author A 1 1 tes ot at Foo Choo, Chins, and ce Queens | inte rena ad pu dm for paye The Young Member for New West- oF act for bo Government here te A sent iy .to.| be hate about, \u2018eame to Canads many years ago.He wes | : \u2018 1 TES men Sy RE not Waving \u2018hea minster Heard.the twn vacancies in the Senate, and ated ] \u2014~ a ren oe | Ai ti Sal } .mien! \u2026 .\u201d > - D.MeLEAR retary.Mr.Bergeron did not at length oy to have them filled.He CANONS FOR THE ELONDIES:{ \u201cMoutreal-Gatrison: Artillery.It was only | action >a \u20ac.epartment of Indian Affairs, and he was followed by Mr.Morrison, a to the death since last session of Senators somé two or three months ago that he re- À Ottawa, February, 1868.6428 member from British Columbia.He sup- Éobitaille and Arsenault, and 8 oke ab » Contracts \u201cmade with the leading | \u2018ceived word that his only son hed graduat- Of Dry Goods, - Ready Made ; porte the Foe akon rail pen tin tom out en \u201cpar So qualitien.\"| eatios builders of the province have prac-: \u201cod tfom the military schôoi at Sandhurst, Clot Boots & Sh nstituents were directly intèrested in the vid Mille said the Government 5 prend ie: the eanoe trade of vr bet \u2018Boy, and.Ahad been ganstina to 4 commis- hing, oes and "]