The Montreal daily star, 26 juillet 1898, mardi 26 juillet 1898

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NEW YORK, July 26.\u2014 Jason Hinman, lawyer of Sea (iirt, N,J., died Monday of eart disease.C rm in 1 Rapi p e was formerly Asmstant istrict Attorney and chairman of the Tanif form Club.as Brainerd, jir., died Monday.He at Cromwell, Cong.He He was a mem- ISA, and Manager of the Twenty-third Street Branch.© Jos.Lillianthal, aged heart diseape, in t he 68, died Sonday of Catskills.He was born in Rusgia and amassed a fortune in e importation of dry goods.TORONTO, July ead I ;vras found \u2018was an English e Mel } From the, cause of death.An inquest will An inquest proved that Poors died from, suffocation while in à fit.: LONDON, Ort, M ,Jalm eh m 26.\u2014Louis W.Pears the bathroom af his on Monday morning.\u201d He man, and out of work.His parents live at bourne Links, Worcestershire g man received regular romittances » 26 years of , and the rom bome.There wes nothing to indicate ronowich,aged ; and for the resident here, di Mains were y Mord, her former ho ST.JO Keith, of w RN m.Me County, died Tee.BROOELYN, n ich awkes on .ia dea HN, N.\u2018Havelock, ast on ae July 26.\u2014Mre.years, à native of Scot- be Etra twenty-two years a Saturday.Her re- removed to Brant- me, for interment.Ping King\u2019s County, school day, aged twenty-one.a.respected resident of St.suddenly, eged seventy- 26.\u2014 Allison 26.\u2014Col.R.P.formerly belonged BERLIN, Ont., July 28.\u2014\\r.F.Schle- el, of Strasburg, has received word from San Francisco, Cali, announcing the death of \u2018his daughter-in-law, Mrs.Edmund Schlegel, there.GUELPH, Ont, July 26 \u2014Rev.J.OC.Smith, D.1)., pastor of St.Amdrew\u2019s Presbyterian Church here, died on Monday afternoon after a lingering illness.He leaves a widow and family.\u2019 BROCKVILLE, July 26.\u2014William Hag- erman; a respected citizen of Malloytown, ied on Saturday after a few hours illness, aged 82.He was an old member of the Township and County's Council.GOUVERNEUR, N.Y.July 26\u2014Alonro Hull, an old resident, dropped dead on Monday, aged 71 years.Lany Johnson, 25 years old, died on Monday, morning.KINGSTON, July 26.\u2014John Hark+r, a rosperous farmer, died at Glenvale on Etude .Death was caused by cancer.wi 'K, Ont, July 26,\u2014Richard Davis, one of the oldest residente of Woodstock, died on Monday, pared 70.Pr KLONDIKE TREASURE.Another Steamer Arrives With Over a MilHon Dollars.SEATTLE, Washington, July 2 \u2014The steamer Charles Nelson has arrived here from St, Michaels with 157 passengers from Dawson and bringing gold dust estimated all the way from , o $1,500,000.Tho purser, M.A.Tucker, said: .\u2018I Yeljeve that one million and a half Is » fair estimate.Of that amount I can vouch for ,000 which was turned over to me and placed in the steamer\u2019's safe.\u201d One man, Mr.Tucker says, had $175.000, and another $126,000.He would not disclose their names.Prof.T.8.Lippy, his fathér, and two brothers, carried oft the steamer nine canvass sacks which welgh- ed about 100 pounds each.This was the clean-up from Lippy's claim No.iB oo.| dorado.POPE'S PLANS ==z (F PEACE! His Holiness Is Said to Have Made Proposals, BY WHICH THE WAR MAY BE ENDED AT ONCE.But Spain Seems to Think That it Must Continue, LONDON, July 26.\u2014 A special de spatch from Rome says the Pope has con municated to tbe Powers peace proposals that he considers acceptable to both the United States and Spain, namely American annexation of Cuba and Porto Rico, the restitution of the Philippines to Spain, and a commercial treaty giving Spain ex- -ceptional advantages in the colonies œur- rendered.The Daily Chronicle this morning claims to know positively that no peace negotiations of any sort have occurred between the American and Spanish Governments.The Daily \u2018Chronade says: \u2018Spain :has made no approaches, and apparently does Lot mean to yet.fc is understood that the Spanish Government is still hopeful of being able to organize a European concert against the United States.\u201d The Madrid correspondent of the Standard, says: \u201c\u2018There is still an endeavor to keep alive the impression that something is going on behind the scenes in the way of peace.But the prevalent idea is that war will continue until the fall of Manila and the invasion of Porto Rico.Peace is im- ossible until there is more unanimity in pain with regard to the necessary sacri- ficea of territory.The Ministers having arrived at an understanding will await the march of events.A Cabinet crisis bas av for the time being.i \u201cThose who succeed the present Cabinet will certainly be obliged ere long to ask the country to submit to terms profoundly repugnant to the national pride.The prospect of intermediary cabinets is mar: red by the loyal and correct attitude of General Polaviejas, who declines to me the instrument of politicians eager to cre- cte a third party.\u201d CARLISTS ARE ACTIVE.Snain May Soon Have Civil War Raging Again.THT VATICAN HAS INTERVENED TO SAVE THE DYNASTY.Carlists.The have been ordered to place certain j leaders under eurveillance, and to notify the French Government, if any orgamsza- tion for moving arms or ammunition is discovered.; The Madrid correspondent of the Times, noting the great increase in Carlist activity, says: \u2018All the leading members of the party have left Madrid.Benor Mella, the Deputy who caused an uproar at ome of the closing sittings of the Chamber by a Biblical quotation about female rulers, is going abroad.On the other hand, some influential Carlists repudiate any illegal action, and the best authorities in the monarchical parties are also of opinion that there is no danger of a rising at present, | since few Spaniards are willing to increase the nation\u2019s calamities Db plunging the country into the horrors of civil war.\u201d .VIENNA, July 206.\u2014According to a special despatch from the Vatican has instructed the Papal Nuncio at Madrid to threaten with severe punishment any priests favoring Carlist or enti-dynastic intrigues.MADRID, July 26.\u2014The Government rofesses to have full information as to the \u2018arlist doings, and is acting accordingly.The Carlist leaders, it is believed, left Madrid, because they feared arrtst, rather than with any idea of preparing a rismg.The authorities assert that the agitation has been cfectively checked.Vasco.the Carlist chief at Bilbao, has been .OO WAR NOTES.Captain Sir Arthur Paget, of the English navy, was the only foreign attache of the United States army who witnessed the destruction of Cervera\u2019s fleet.He was notified of Cervera's in.ention to move out of Santiago the day before, and packed up his belongings in a high state of excitement, charging before the other attaches of Shafter\u2019s camp that he hid not been invited to mess, and, therefore, was leaving in disgust.He tbus befooled the other foreigners.Captain Pagett was loud in his praises of the action of the Ameri cans, both on water, and land.Major Langfitt, who is to go to Honolulu with a battalion of volunteer engin has received instructions from General er- riam to cause a preliminary survey to be made of the harbor of Honolulu and its surroundings, as the initiative of the fortification plans.He is preparing plans for barracks and officers\u2019 quarters, which will be final after they have beem approved by the War Department.Merchants and othare in Mrdrid having Cuban interests assert that their correspow- dents write that an seen to prefer the annexation of Cuba to the United States to independence, fearing the vengeance of the separatists if the Americans do not remain to protect life and property in the island.' Sir George Sydenham Clarke, the expert on naval tactics for imperial defences, writes the London Daily Graphic strongly approving American: annexation of Hawai and Porto Rico.Four Russian men-of-war have left Port Arthur, and _it is supposed their destination is the Philppine Islands.{Phase SHOT IN THE STREET.ST.LOUIS, Mo., July 28.\u2014 Charles A.Brant, stenographer for an electrical apply company in this city, st.to mail a Jet ter at the coimer of 2lat and Lociist strest last night, and was shot and almost instantly ifled.Three shots were fired and ree men were seen to run.Brant staggered across the street and fell dead, In his\u2019 Let waa an affectionate letter evidently to is wife, but add to post office box aa Ashbury Park, NJ: also a will beaded: \u201cTo Miss Mary rding, Davenport Inn, Ashbury Park, N.J., whom I desire to be notified in case of my sydden death and who, in the sight of God, is my lawful wife.\u201d Miss Harding is the daughter of Roger K.Ha , 8 wealthy citizen of St.Louis, to whom Brant was married in > 1806, against the wishes of her father.They were divorced in .EUROPE INTERVENE, A Plain Intimation to Washington Concerning the Philip- \u2018 ;.pines.- AMERICA MUST NOT ANNEX.\u2014_\u2014 President McKinle Giving the Situation Much Careful È Thought.WILL NOT D EUROPE.Supported by Great Britain, the United States Will do as it Pleases, (Special to the Stary ~~ HONG KONG, July 26.\u2014Telegraphic reports received here from European capitals announce that all the European nations have agreed that America ehall not annex the Philippine Islands.This has greatly aroused the activity of the Spanish at their headquarters in this city.Encouraging reports are being sent to the vernor of Manila and attempts to buy or kill Aguinaldo, the insurgent leader, have been renewed with vigor.Consul-General Wildman is beginning to show the effects of the great strain to which he bas been subjected to for many days.He pus moved Lo Victoria Peak to avoid ei arass y apres.ate he been muah annoyed by the insistence of volunteers who are ee to enlist with the American force in thd Philippines, and e recurrence of night Rlarms.The German ship left this morning for Manila with suppli ; for the German fleet.ae > WHAT WASHINGTN THINKS.(Special to the Btar.) WASHINGTON, DC.July 28 \u2014Presi- dent McKinley, I am informed, is putting in a deal of time studying first th bility of fore intervention in the war; and, second, the plan of operations in the event of such intervention.President, and: his; advisers within the past few days, not.from a new standpoint exactly, but with the knowledge that the European powers are 8 lively interest in its determination.he\u201d cogs od chat matic corps said to mé.the which came from abroad:last week about the continental powers having farmed a combination to protect \u2018$heir interests in the Philippines, 2nd, in.of to Sites against a disposition 0 that did not take into consideration oe ,.WETS | npon corresponden r as to conoerted enquiry to made of the + United States Go ¢ ar to Md in- ntion ! It has been thought strange here that the representatives of Euro countri after having only recent established themselves for the summer at seaside and mountain resorts, should return to Washington in the almost tropical heat for the purpose of calling on e sident and ecretary of State merely to renew assurances of distinguished consideration and esteem on the part of themselves and their respective Governments.he French Ambassador was at the White House on the 11th inst, and the German Am or last Friday.It turns out, according to the diplomatist referred to, that they all came back under instructions to make precise enquiries on the subject of the Philippine Islands.Not only did the interest European countries have these enquiries made, but Japan and China, interested ause of their proximity to the islands, and of the possible effects upon them of a radical disturbance of the relations of European nations in the Far East, also sent their ministers to ask similar questions.STILL IN THE DARK.The answer made was, of necessity, somewhat ue and altogether general in its nature, for the reason that the administration does not yet know what will be done in these islands.The condition of affairs existing there was altogether unexpected, and Jose qut of fortunes of war Flat could not have been foreseen or gua against had it been desirable to do fo.ge .The enquiries were met by the statement, it is said, that whatever the issue may he in the Islands, the United States will endeavor to so conduct matters there as to give no just cause of offence or anxiety to other nations, having in view always the rights and duties of this Government there, and the interests of all others.NO INTERFERENCE.It is no exaggeration for me to that the American people will stand behind Mr.McKinley to 4 man in any position he may take against foreign interference, and this he knows.It is due chiefly, however, to his wish to avercome a possible complica tion peacefully, that he is giving consideration to the matter.Neither he nor any of his Cabinet thinks that any of the continental powers would venture on an armed resistance \u2018to the United States.They know, as he knows, that such a resistance would bring on a conflict between them and this country, Great Britain, (and according to a whisper.I heard at the State départ- ment to-day, Japan), and as none of the continental powers 1s thought to cherish any particular desire to be wiped off the seas, to say nothing of the earth, the administration thinks itself warranted in believing that an intervention, should it be made, will have no more consistency than A GENERAL WAR PREDICTED.MADISON, Wis., July 26.\u2014R.Benjamin ndrews, recently elected superintendent of schools of Chicago, in his address before the Monona Lake Assembly, ke on \u201cEuropean.Politics\u201d and preda a great European war in the near future in which the United States would be dragged if it did not go in of its own accord.He described the strength of the fortifications and preparations for war in every country urope.\u201cYou may ask what force in Europe preserves Jin rope,\u201d he said.eace force is the money power, the great panciers w intereat are entirely op- post.to war.Thert are 1 aubers of pen - thoughful people, who who elie ! a general war quid kil off eno of the working people solve the labor question.Those who were left oould be ps rger wages and live on a plan : The Cuban Colonial Government will confer with the representatives of Maximo Gomes, and it is believed that the confer ence may result in the insurgents espousing the Spanish cause., doesn°t.RJ PRICE ONE CENT.\u2014\u2014memees THE SHIRT That fits costs no more than the shirt that We make perfect fitting shirts for thousands of gentlemen, and can make shirts to fit you.| 177 St.James Street.2387 St.Catherine Street West.1553 St.Catherine Street East.ANGLO-AMERICAN ALLIANCES.me Bevelatons Which Have Made the Feeling Stronger.SPAIN MAY HAVE TO HAVE A SEMI-MILITARY CABINET.(From the Btar\u2019s Special Correspondent Resident in New York.) Star Bureau, 195 Broadway, NEW YORK, July 26.The revelations just made by the London National Review regarding the at tempt of continental powers to coerce the United States at the outbreak of the war, and the prompt decision of Great Britain to wash her hands of the whole affair, will do more to change public opinion in this country in favor of an lo- American iance à anything that, has yet oc curred.The evidence that Great Britain rendered on inestimable service to the United States at a most critical momeat appears to be very clear, and it only needs official confirmation of some eort to satisfy the people of the utility of a practical working agreement.That the all-round excellence and fihgt- ing ability of the American Navy have made a deep impression everywhere In Europe may be taken for granted, and there is now much less danger of Toreign intervention than there was two months ago.The prediction that it would be more difficult to make peace than it was to begin the war probably will not be fulfilled, as Spain and the United States will be left to settle the details themselves, SPAIN\u2019S MINISTRY.English correspondents in Spain say that the unexpected averting of the dissolution of Sagasta\u2019s Cabinet has not weakened their belief that sooner dr later a aemi- military Ministry must succeed it.The shock of unexpected defeats has at last AVES à ish Opinion to the incom: ce and corruption Speirs admin: ration.blier indignation rises against it, making little distinction between the Conservatives and the Liberals, who have been alternately responsible for it.Public opinion, in its indignant, distrust of civilians, more and more seeks a Ministry, whether for war or for peace, in which soldiers in whom it stil has confidence, like Campos and Polavieja, should have a determining voice.Suspicion of overmuch intrgung, especally with semi- revolutionary factions, has apparent:y cost Weyler the prestige that he also once en- Joyed.Besides, only a semi-militarv Cabinet, with its prestige with the army and the people.is likely to be able to preserye the abric of arderly vernment in in.How strongly the lists are nene of the observers in Madrid dare estimate.y agree that the Pretender keeps much of his former following in the northern provinces and that the intrigues and preparations of his agents have extended of late throughout ain, especially to the larger cities and the towns where promise of a busi- ness-like administration might win eup- porters.How successful they have been only the future can show, but there is again agreement that if the Carlists do rise their revolt will come at the announcement of negotiations for peace op the, basis of a cession of considerable Span: ish territory.\u201cFRE LOSS OF CUBA.The.long and bard preparation of the last two months has, perba brought Spanish opinion to the surrender of Cuba, but it has still to be generally persuaded of the probable loss of Puerto Rico, as of changes in the Philippines that, whatever ir nature, will leave little Spanish control there.There is much faith in Spain in the ess of heart and magnanimity of President McKinley linger ing hope of the saving mediation of continental powers, and natural inability to appreciate the probable differences in the American and the Spanish point of view of the terms of peace.If the hour of the Carlist comes at all it will strike when Spanish opinion first realizes and perhaps resents this difference, and a semi-military government, with the army behind it, could beat make head inst them.\u2018.The army tself, has, thus far, proved less posed to negotiations for than most observers, and even the Ministers then- eelves anticipated.Its temper has at least encouraged Sagasta and his colleagues to stick to their posts and proceed with their cautious soundings as to terms of peace.The critical moment is likely to come when the demands of the United States become known in Spain, and then, if _ the army, with more or less public opinion behind it, should be perilously: restless, Sa- gasta, for one political party, is prepared to give way to a semi-military element, while Silvela, for the other, would approve.Lacking in foresight, as the Spaniards are, they are also saying in Madrid that onlyssuch a Cabinet would be able to deal with the Spanish troops in Cuba should they are al saying, h and even rebellious.eanwhile, however, it is taken for granted in London that Sa- pasta and his Cabinet would not be so frankly clearing the ground for negotiations had they not some assurance from the chiefs of the army of its continuing loyalty.TROUBLE IN NORTHERN SPAIN.Don Carlos having reached Lucerne, Swit- zerlaud, trouble may be expected in the northern provinces almost immediately, un- lesa the pretender finds that discretion.is the better part of valor.Carlos is a sort, of Micawber, and while he waits for some- thihg to turh: \u201cup the Government at Madrid may get.the best end of it, and clap the irons on him if he should venture to cross the frontier.which is doubtful.One thirig in plain, however, and that is that Don Carlos\u2019s presence at Lucerne indicates that the time for making peace has arrived.© ALWAYS TAKE THE GQ.T.R.WHEN YOU CAN.8.8.8.-SCENERY,SAFR SPREE Don\u2019t you feel well?Hood's Sarsaparilla curea that half-sickness and gives | th.131 PPE ee PS UM 1 awe \u2019 in Madrid that er plo.For Canadian testimonials & 130-page book \u2014frea, write Dept.7, Mason MapiCINE Co., 577 Sherbourne Street, Toronto Ontario.A CRY FOR FOOD.Cienfuegos.THEY ASK ADMIRAL SAMPSON TO BOMBARD THE TOWN.GUANTANAMO BAY, July 2%.\u2014The following pitiful appeal has been addressed by the starving people of Clenfugos .to Rear Admiral Sampson : Hon.8ir,\u2014The Cubans, old mien, women and children, resident in the town of Cien- neighborhood are all ws n the field with the Cuban troops, and have not shoes, neither food: All the provisions in this town are in the hands of the Span- fards.Cubans cannot obtaln a plece of bread, as it ls necessary to send everything to the fleld.The Weyler system !s in the way.The situation is terrible.If you, Hon, Sir, do not come quick with your squadron in our help and take possession of this town we shall be lost.We beg you to precipitate your operations.About five thousand old men, women and children shall dle of hunger in this poor town.Some of these old men have four or five sons hting for his freedom.This ts our situation, horrible situation.If the great people of the United States do not come quick in our help we are lost.For s sake come quick.(Signed.) \u201cSOME, CUBANS.\" Nothing can be done for the people of Cienfugos until that place is captured, This will not be for some time.He THE ROUGH RIDERS.Writes About A New York Gentleman V -v » t Rain Cut Short the Game Here Montreal .°° 7 7 [80000-3 Their Meeting Will be a Gteat ea Es RE Yes; all to carry 100 pounds; five furlongs: ro no Yay mile anû seventy yards .Pag, pS the Honors in a Fairly Even Contravene, 100, (Powers), 3 to 1, wen Bing Binger even, won; M onge, 0 With Springfield Yesterday SUMMARY.Struggle for Lacrosse by a half le tb; Ocie Brooks, 100, fer) to 5, second; Moncreith, third.ème Btolen bases, Jackiits, McFarlan, Dolan: ., SLATER SHOB STORES Manner 7 to 5 2nd; Trine, 100, (Vittiloe) to 1, 145.Afternoon.sacrifice hit, Henry ; double plays.O'Brien Superiority DOWN TOWN - 49 St.James St.3nd.ime 1.05.Lucie Blazes, Minst Third rece, six furlongs\u2014Tenole, 6 to 1, to Poole ; Massey to Rolliy.Season to UP TOWN - 2315 St.Catherine St.West, \u2014 Lady Sear et, Ruth Black, King's Ransom won; Amy Wade, lot, 2; Ella Penzance, \u2014_ M jarer buse on balls, by Pappalau 1, 0 ; third.\u2018Time 1._ : .i , AT OLD BRIGHTON BEACH.Third race, for three-year-olds and up- Fourth i, five furlongs\u2014Spirituelle, 1 TORONTO MANAGED TO WIN.Pappalau 2 : dott on Dases, Springfield 5.YOUNG CAPS AT CORNWALL.\u2014_\u2014 eT are ae 1 won by « to 6, won; Boney Boy, 7 to 5, 2; Chevalier, eee cher.me, : ?_\u2014 ill be by long odds the bent and most ex- .Sen D.85, Vi 0 won third.Time 1.01 1-2.TORONTO WON.citing played in Montreal for many years.neck; Red Monk, 102, Sherland, 11 to 19, i ix furlongs\u2014Mary Black, 2 Oincinnat] gnd Boston Hold Their Hxoursion Expected to B Already Secretary Lunny h had Racing and Trotting in Various ,5%¢, Next, Js, b.Freomai, even, 3.to! th race nx Ww aide.2 tos, second; | én int (TORONTO.3 uly 3h log we won yes.An ring splcation fo mme vue ae ete \u2018Come, 1.5134.Gov.Russell, Olney, ve \u2019 Fox, third.Time 1.13 1-2.\u201cN Places Btead ° , Sightseers to the now look as though there will be à r Parts of the Country All Day away, ran as named.Ge a age one mile\u2014Eddie Burke, 6 y well, but his support was not of the best.Lota of Big gathering of spectators.to witness od Yesterday | Fourth race, for two-year-olds, five fur w L won, Fervor, 2 to 5 Second; Eugenia National League.RH B Factory Town.match.ongs: lickes, t .Time 1.-2.1.ee ee eee 0\u2014 i 4 Vondote «, 102, R.Mason, even, yon by ikem race, six furlongs \u2014Abuse, even, \u2014_\u2014 Providence Bei ed oi 10312 i : - INTERPROVINCIAL LEAGUE , TT a neck, lrunmer, , McGlone, Lo 1, ; Turtarian, 3 to 5, scond; amada, i ; atteries\u2014Baker an nyder; udder- , ! HE weather showed 2: Deblose enna 4 o 1, 3.ime, third.Time 112 1-2.VE rain came dy on ham, Braun, and Crisham.OVERS oe the Young Caps and Cornwalls to Fight its considera 1.0334.Vox, Hervics, ai8c, - orrents yester oa 0 It Out.showed its considera- Kcbus also ran.RACING AT ST.LOUIS.the end of the fifth inn- OTHER GAMES POSTPONED.looking forward ot - ; ce, for three-year-olds, and up, .ings, with the home with interest to CORNWALL, Jul Lo > snte BA ag selling, six Tarlongs: rey Sr.LOUIS, MO: July 20 Thre favor.team two runs in the BUFFALO, N.Y.July M\u2014The Ottawa- to Saturday's Capitals, of Ottawa, \"und the Cone wal?.for Oho 7.Sherland, 8 to ), won by ites won at the Fair Grounds yesterday lead, and Umpire Dols- Buffalo and Byracuse-Wiikesbarre games match between the wi : ! esterday, for it wae Pope Leo, 107, 5 he ; a p d yesterday on account of team will meet for the first time in the : t until the final hve ten his; Colluteral, 145, McGlone, even | afternoon.Rain just before the th race cher was compelled to were postponed y ay o ationals & n d interprovincial intermediate here on Sat- event of the day was 2; Leidenback, 92, Vittitae, 10 to 1, 3.made the track very heavy.Summaries: call time.As the Fain.Shamrocks.urday afternoon of this week, July % A being run that the Time, 1.18 34.Violent, Gleam Bramble, | First race, maiden 2-year-olds, four and water had cessed to STANDING OF THR CLUBS.There was a great deal of interest is centred in this ong: eut pb than.AMisth, Skillman, Quaver, finished as nam- a half furlongs\u2014Unele Bill, 108, ines, 9 fall by the end of half time when the game, os on its result the championshi derst Deus rat forth ed: ?re ; Ho | to 5, won, George Dunett, 108 C.Combs, | an hour, the fon wis Lost.jou young Irish Cana- argely depends.Both teams have beaten When the rain did Sixth tice, 3year-olds and\u2019 up, selling, 7 10 1 and 2 to 1, 2; Leo.Btratua, 105, awarded to Montreal, Clb.va te ha ian and young the Montrealers, and both were beaten b or hen ih eu with six furlongs: | ! Gilmore, 2, to 1, 3.Time, RE Blenhoun, The sky was threatening from the start Brae Sri 40 86 320 French Canadian would find it a difficult ¢ narrow majority in Montreal.\u2018The a vengeunce,overturned the tent under which Papa Harry, 0712, L.Smith, even, won | Lafayette, Mosswood, Fo enry, an- 80 Montreal after shutting Springfield out Ÿlkesbarre.æ 8 523 task to ourb their tempers sufficientiy to Cornwalls recognize the C'apitala to be the akers were doing busi d by a length; Looram, 88, Mason, 8 to 1, 2; .dack, and Koenig also ran.in their balf of the fitst, proceeded to pile Toronto.© 37 TR) ame of lacrosse.The memory of most formidable opponents sod are pris the bookmakers were doing business, an 1; 3 Fa 9 Val tine, 3.Time, ! Second race, selling, one mile\u2014Siva, 104, up three rune and clinch the gum: Buffalo 1 0127 49 2 \u201c818 play « © me 0 Le nl 1a! pe e p thoroughly drenched everybody within reach.Miss Al.Farrow, 9, Valen , ; Chiani ei the Queen\u2019» Birthdaya of two decades ago, timng steadily for the match.The exact The 8 endance yesterday wes uniy fair.1-0.Bombardon, Lady Dorothy, Onette, | Cc.Combs, i te 2 Te Chiquita IL, 36, gBrien hop ed Uh fiy to Gleason, and Ottawa a; ENR x a 5 with their stone-throwing and fisticuff en- ! personnel of the team is, as yet, unknow ter D cernes and ave, - ex.5 Bloomer, RA a Tessie | 103 a0 ÈS.Time, 142 84.R B: him close, and in an efort to catch hi Providence.11 HU @ -434 counters is still fresh in the minds of many | put it would not be surprising if Cornwall 4 1 ve 18 cone \u2018 > - * , 2 , AE, = A a us A cellent card may be excused for not drawing ; : wo 4 _ a half holiday crowd.The threatening clouds \u2019 which hung about all day acted as another = deterrent influence.Yesterday's races were full of surprises, hi few favorites winning, And, some public CU ! choices coming in pretty near the end of a= | the procession.Vox.in the.fourth event, was one of these.The bookmakers, how rs , ever, secured to get rateht rdl ulwypwypy 8 ever, seemed to get rather th worst of the = mix-up, except in the third race, where a ge good deal of money was up on Red Monk to - win, and that horse cou'd do no better than second.i KENOSHA WAS NEVER HEADED IN IN THE FIRST RACE.There were twelve starters in this event.At the half Kenowha's lead was a length, Bob Leach second, a length uhead of Overel- la.In the stretch Kenosa drew still further away, Bob leach still in second place, and Altodena rapidly overhauling Overe fa.Kenosha won hy three lengths, with Alta.(lena running strong, a head ahead of Bob ach.Four horses were scratched in the second event, und but eight faced the starter.Contravene took the lead at the fall of the flag, Trinne second, Lady Scariet third, and the others bunched, King's Ranson bring: i ing up to rear.At the three quarter Con- jy travene still led, Trinne still second, and - the rest following in the same order as at the start, King's Ransom last with Ocie Brooks a length in front of him in second place.At the turn Ocie Brooks drew out and pulled into fourth place, with Contra: vene and Trinne still in the run and Ruth Black third.In the stretch Ocie Brooks came up fast, and passing Ruth Black and Trinne landed second, half a length from travene.THE THIRD RACE WAS A PRETTY ONE BETWEEN SIMON DI and Red Monk for first.Simon D.took the lead at the start, the horses passing to grand stand the first time in the followin order: Simon D, Red Monk, Gor.Russell, What Next, Olney, Giveaway.Round the turn and down the back stretch only one position was changed, What Next moving u to third place.Entering the home stretch Red Monk poked his nose in front of Simon D and the backers of Dawes gelding went wild.But Simon D.had the most stay in him, and on the run home got x SO re: x Dida 5 ram RINT Teer his head and neck to the over the win- a \u2018 ning Line ahead of Red Monk, What Next SNS carga JT 0 was third.A = : D» Nine horses started in the fourth.Ma.taise got the best of the start, but uickly yielded the lead to Gondotagu, who Ted b two lengths at the turn eroics second, Mataise third, Trimmer fourth, and Deblase ebus, J.M.J.and Vox, following in the order named.On the run home fimmer showed unlooked-fur speed, and fought it out with Gonrdotega for first, being finally FINISH OF THE SEAWANHAKA CUP TRIAL RACE, ON SATURDAY LAST.Duggan\u2019s unknown freak crosses the finishing line first.In the corner is a view of the Duggan freak, obtained when looking straight at her bow.For Yachting News See Page 5.\u2018 Lane pad a re marrer ee forced to accept.second by a neck.Debl NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES of the followers of the green guernsey eprung a couple of dark horses at the last dropped to third, with ~ Vox, the strong : team.All this, however, hana been happily hour.The Corn eut ren fo gxour ; second choice in the betting, fourth.: At Phlladelphia\u2014 R.H.E.changed, and while there is at present sion to Ottawa over e O.oh.Thi - :} Three scratches in the hith event re Washington 10018031\u20148 18 o Pome of the bitter feeling cherished the che pccasion | of the return match, duced the number of starters to eight.All Prenom .0106180817 8 18 D present rising generation, thers is no doubt will played on August 20.got of to a good start, Gleam Bramble in Np Batterles\u2014Dineen and Fatrell; Fifield Whatever that the boys of Doth the No.== the lead, Seidenback second, Violent third, x \u2014\u2014 ~\u2014 and McFarland.tional and Shamrock teams, pt oe ma THE GUN and the others bunched, Skillman, the sec.4 \u2014 | next Saturday for the champ oaship, put .ond choice, last, At the half Viobent bed Zz - > < CT ; At Brooklyn\u2014 R.H.BE.at the Shamrock grounds, n Wo ew, id taken the lead from Gleam Bramble, Pope ee > Brooklyn \u2026 .20001010x-4 7 0 gloves, and will go out $Lermin | ST.HUBERT GUN CLUB.Leo running gratis in second place, and Sei- ~~ - Boston.000200000-8 8 1 gh Jor supremacy wi all the vigor Iv 2.\u2014Th demback third.und the turh Pope Leo \u2019 S\u2014 Batteries\u2014Dunn and.Grim; Willis and 88 Pre > ED Dax had thei De- i oo ub : i ren past Violent, while Collateral took = .srgon.The F nch peer as B their hop : of the Bt.Hubert Gun ho are [akin third place, with Quaver fourth and Skil)- ; A Lites whet! : rats ren ; active preparations or r pa Meh wi man fifth.In the stretch Pope Leo had .At Chicago\u2014 R.HE.the manuer nw ie they disposed 5 he the Montreal Gun Clu sx ë tarder ll the speed and ran away from the feld brow the ball Masney\u2019s hood CMSSE0;; +: 3388880021 1 1 Montreal but also in that which was Be So Ce er what bey without an effort, -ollatera, f Mi iezie, , , - } vapping threw the ver Massey\u201d Cleveland .000 : ; 0 second place, by five Jengthe at the finish.AT BRIGHTON BEACH.pack, im He oma Frank Sign an Tommy robe oll oer to third.A Batteries\u2014Griffith and Donohue; Wilson Dentin Cornwall, in the the J Pacts bea ee nie firing is (home ut ; THE LAST RACE OF THE DAY WAS Races Were Witnessed by a Small aise Fan.ni one mil d twent | Bice mingle by Shearon brought him Lome and Criger.Town as & Jacrosse arena.To the ordinary held \u201d below the elbow.In this kind \u2018of ! \u2018 > ird race, ing, one mile and tw , .; RUN IN A DRIVING RAIN.Crowd.ré race, be ws J.McDonald, 20 Id ! filled up the ba with à single.Henry NEW YORK.July 36.\u2014The game here lacrosse goer who has followed the for shooting the best man in the club was un- te, 1 .ses \u2018 ; ' \" ich, however, hed me to make NEW YORK, July %.-A fair _sised wens Moms\u2019 © lod Rens De 2002! then bi ihe tot iho single, | Henry use refused to abide by the wenpire\u2019s contents wich the Corgwaitn thay ay doubtedly John Desliuriers, who is now us EE tat Lui crowd watch the racing at Brighton Beach even, 3; Uncle Abb, 108, Gilmore, 20 to wide at first, and Sheaton and Barry qusision tn the third innings.3 sbsent a y.¢ at the start, but was overhauled and yesterday.The fourth race was s handi- me, 145 1-4.Alma Glymt Otto H., | came home.Dooley an gory were su0- 1s realize how difficult it is to down the re- were held.but the scores were not .very beaten out before the stretch, Papa Harry ¢AD at a mile and a quarter, with Rondo Charine, Cecil, the Planet, and Dawn also seguently caught between the presentatives of the rural district.Th high.Another practios will be held to- est > STANDING OF THE CLUBA simply will not down, d at interva il} be picked accorda favorite, and Bannock second choice, ran.| apy fhe fourth innings Springfield man- When\u2019 they ire vanquished.on\" thelr own Sa tq the négregate Theos, but the man's Lunnoch won with lote to spare, with Fourth race, mile and seventy yarde\u2014Sir &Fed to get in one run.à hen Gilbert Per territory, it is considered -a glorious ic resord will be taken ino consideration.Our, Johnny.clues up.Rondo was thüd: Bolla, 04, Lines, 11 to 2, won; Nick Car.He started to steal second when Gilbert tory for the outside competitor = 1 : ) ! Rolla Lines, 11 to 2, .won: Nick Car- bit the ball to McFarlan, who fielded jt to Club.! Won.Lost.cent.t p .EHOOTING AT SHERBROOKE.Sunsmariesr ue ms \u2018nalling\u2014Mariéo, bush, 81, ©.Clay, 8 to 4, 3.Time, 1.47 34, first.Bannon kept right on to third beat- cincinnati won m The Capitals and their followers had « lit- (Bpecial to the Star) rr 36, Moody, o\"lo \"aud 370 6 won UY PER tae.ein fare he Chemist Reg Drouin\u201d him hom, 0 Male 97 Somme In BOOB @ portant es, Dow Sammy a factory SHERBROOKE.July 36\u2014The Hock Isl- Face and Neck One Inflammation, three lengths; June, 100, WK.Jones, 13 Fift Soba 11 to Te Gi , Brien played a star game for Montrea] Cleveland.8 8 BU down boys can on an occasion when and traps were the scens of an interesting tv 5 and even, second by two lengthe; 198, 5 Dm bs, 2 ta 1 4 won; Gibraltar second.A sensational stop on the third Baltimore.roar ene : # 8 .540 their aisters, their cousins, aunts and uncles match on Saturday, When Mr.B.C.Baton, Not Able to See.Unable to gett, 108, Doggett, 8 to 1 aud 2 tol) a his, 103, Sneh 18 to 1\" 3 Time, Which retired Green at first was the feature CUS == EU B57 come from tha four points of the compass in Montreal.endeavored to recover the Indi.Sleep for Weeks from Te Tomato ih, 2a Philip.Hilla Dar MO PA Me Pin and Ti ert ois te oe a Bre Eltsburg,.oo.ooo nu | the vigimty of their district to cheer them Von it from nim în Montreal few weeks | | ' Taren TAD.+ : , .; vs eu succes : .8 triump the Nationals at Corn- Goodhue, however, saved the cup by : Severe Pain.Second race, 5 furion sellng-\u2014Gen- Bixth race, six and a half furlonge\u2014 Co Brooklyn.ses à à wall was therefore a splendid one and did 2KC: Goodhue, however, saved the cup by a errs thd Mary Sac WL Dd Ne Be Brie on.Sicko, § i PERTE A es : É 5 HE ee TO PIRE an honte | ould De kept very puey defending bis Friends Did Not Recognize Mo {00 \"15s T5, 7 BO Taal ot | and 8 to 5, 2; Belle Ward, 84 Frost, 3 to.ATER LR | ows LID M8 x gmon She thousmads of Frenoh Canadians prize.Both Thompson) and Craly, of Sher: ; Face So Swollen and Hideous.tecond by two 'engthe; Jean Ingelow, 1, 3.Time 194 1-4.Mound City, Shield .à 0 à sould bel a eaten assem Ze of others to follow.o following is Satur.[I i ; Bearer and Silver Set also hold the grestest blage ° h 108, Jones, fi to ! sud 2 to 1, 3.Time, and Silver 80 ran, Leu 8 0 1 8 0 MAGOG DEFEATED.; day's score in detail: Three Doctors Could :.03 84.Prince of Wales, Lady Ex M ib $0 0 4 3 0 spectators which has ever been witnessed ; Miriam Claire, and St, Claire also tan.= J Banton ot.3 1 3 1 0 0 inside the fences of the 8.A.A.A.grounds, GOGDHUE.h Not Relieve.Third res 5 furl eh nen, b Glibert, 35 \u2026 : 8 0 0 0 8 8 (Spécial to the Star.) because in addition to the regular lacrose wn wn angles .\u2026.01111311111110010111\u2014-10 .\u2014_\u2014 Lipa ol Saber bongs, Selling Ruby FOOTBALL.BEEBE PLAINS, July 26\u2014The Magog 80¢r8 of the English-speaking section, there Unknown angles \u2026.111401101100110010110\u201413 CURED IN 2 WEEKS BY CUTICURA 5 length; Bonnie: Gam 138\" Romy | Bo PLAINS.Jap The May SI Eaplitine it, he | BEES dd im eS \u2014 4 to 1 and even md three lengths ere on Saturday.The ton teary won by Will go-to see the ma toyed up ° I bave suffered with a case of Kosems of Eileen 1), 108, O'Connor, 20 1 i to tho worst kind, my faceandneck down tomy |B to I, 3.Time, 1.01 14.Inspection, NW ly 26.shouldars were one inflammation, was not Efe H y, Ellerslie Belle, Fairy CORNIVALE au Boe el able to see out of my eyes for quite a while, Dale, orence Bealey, .Lerote, very second night, end expect to be in and was unable to sleep for weeks, on at , Ameliw D.,, Cruiskeen Lawn, and the pink of condition when they meet the a Ey at aud eck cory awation sna Aggamed ales rap.\u2014 dns ous ries of Mont.* doctor called ft, sane.w _ Fou rade, ome mile and a guarter\u2014 .made me look Bideous.1 hardly recognised Bannock, 126, Songer, 5 Nett real, in the firat strnagle for the Coss.lost only one game this season.f y win.The Nationals Rheum of the worst The game went most pleasantly, and have Billy Murphy, Ba Wells and Jim Known angles .US : \u2018 a a a score of nine to four he ecbe lains fn ready to shou tliernse ves hoarse, MAI creer vec ses seer ere aes ass 08 1 10 10 13-7 .: i uch interest.The vanagh, of last year's Unknown angles.kind, as our family Magog ed waa Dore of Messrs.Bi The Nationals may their rivale.Pairs .++ +» \u2014 beau, Lennie, Hawley, lockwood, Hop- They have a lively and clever team and Total La error ee vue ve can BB : kins, Maycock, Richards, Lavoie, and Que- if they can get even one of the old Caps\u2019 0 verre Le à irror, and friends would 2 to lan lety's Cup.The and could not get anything to jette.The \u2018Beebe Plains team was ae fol warhorses there will be heaps of fun on Bat.(Continued on page eight.) rro m maths; a | i Bot have Known me only on seoouat of oY Lewis Sho lent es tooo a played in Corawall on Saturday, August cure me.I read of Burdock lows: Stiles, 5 and Laline, Gilfillen urday next.Certain it is that the match eath , sx The Cornwal!s also expect to mest the ; captain), er, C.Halreltin, Patterson, a ing myself.; : mn A , J Ores doctom, of good practios, at different ie\" ipponde, 120, Tami, to Norwood team at the C.P.R.pimic at Blood Bitters, and determined to Hin, and\u2019 Jenna.them conid Tileve me of 17 pan.walling, Skater fen.ad Dutch Havelook reer | try it.1 got one bottle and be - .\u2026 Sell ES aa om poux aviewl Fifth rece, six furlonge-Jeck Point, : aad blotobee.gave sl up.A friend advised Banger, even and 3 $0.5, won by hrs MISCELLANEOUS.fore 1 used half of it I could tall it BASE HITS.there was immediciely @ presi change, my Jen 1; Lepide, 106, O Comes , 3 was doing me ; rs - .An effort ie being made to revive tha .dalders 4nd seek Farming to Dele AEN Shen TS Bound 0S, Homes HONORS EVEN.good, and after wae nt Morrsburs, Ont.G le rubber Sous, fous boue Tica.aimed, Lie Esxoeption, Commopolisän and Rusher : taking six bot- Hewitt has been released the.Mont- : unhurtab \u20ac .( W it n Jack Everhardt, and MoPartland real ciub, and Payette of the Nationals has cakes Soar,and friends > ven.» , - i in his stead.and one af the docrers are rived, and asked Sixth race, one mile; nellimg\u2014Lecdarille, Fight a Draw.tles ! was per- been signed in bs ad.ghayette ine u oud you?\u201d and Ü.toil them.quiokiy 106, Meher, 4 to 5 and 1 to 4, won by NEW ; fectly cured, and ban \u2018 only got one hit off in si GOTTA RANA Vs four lengths; Decanter, 102, O'Leary, 11 to TORE, July 26.\u2014 Kid MoPars y pen.five innings © Ree ever Joak from the heat.Eves fn the ci March 6, 1807.33 Scbole 8%, Brooklyn, N.¥.$ and ?to 8, second ov ei lentes Free land or Or dae wen fon rounds to-day ama happy woman at being Bchisbeck was t of the D yostor ho pepérion Re he only pomp the noe & mont \u201cThey fis say rim, : WORKS ee En der dt Aie cuadofconiteiiledimne.\u201d And.8e tra SRE \u201cRER ee ee a Porc you an, le Cl * .Jub, n « ¢ | 3 son.he, CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS jy ENTRIES FOR TODAY.fight\u201d both men were weil able © go tev.MAGDALENA VoioT, Rhineland, Ont, as in.of the Ottawa, haa been 0 à pair, free of through ny otal # Curieuna Rares love 0 suet wonderful pos i eral \u2018rounds more, eree Sam C.Austin : rè .r n » A .#4 EE ee ha re or SPs, Ln Gm BBB in the but remedy in ath, Cri hep lly I - 4 Tostant retjef, permit and sleep, and point to» First race, selling, 11-16 miles \u2014 Tinge 8 draw.This is the third time thewe men the world for Eczema, Salt Rheum, an, also beep releamd.ere : \u2018sure, when fhe bent as other changes 108; Tarañto, Contord, 108; Bwamp, A have met, and tonight's fight leaves the d Mertins Glenoine, \"53; question $ tw chal Bik is pen 14 Jo receive fh Phe 5.Cpe\u2019 fore ce\u201d Baseball Club wants to a laden aliens toi Bihan à ; p n the tir Tetter, Scald Head, Cha dor: De settled at vome future time.There wate tte Lorient pp Jo , teste ol.; im ¥ * ; * : Pim- Perou PNA ie Pen Second \"Frtarionge \u2014 Somers, fed.over 6,000 persons in the \u2018big club house | Shingles, Boils, ; .En sex Mark Miles, Tid Silver Fox, Lady : ples, Sores, Ulcers SOLVANT, grenéent cé Dos ha Somer saree diesorne, Subject, 100; Das Cupid, Ter .vais et word.) ident, Leand 7 i \u201c| \u201cand all Blood and ERE |e ude) ALL HEADAOHES Si bua\u2019 +h \" \u2018 à 5 HRADAC iseasts oa\" Now bs Sorte ar in } \u201cvn 5 a oon, Te aE [J I RROR 166 ne Btroté West, Toronto.Anerions Tire Cempany, Limited, Gb V ! 1 MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014TUESDAT.JULY 25, 1898, w ST, Jn JOSEPH'S WARD.Batapayers of Lower Part of St Antoine Ward Want Their Sec- \u201cton Made a New Ward, CRAIG STREET PAVING.City Council Decides to Pave the Street, Except the Car Strip, in Asphalt.WHE GRAND TRUNK OFFICES.\u2018Where the Hitch Has Ocourred- 1 ! Company Wil Not Agree to Use Only Local Labor and Material | Worship the Mayor presided at the ting of the City Council yesterday.At the opening of the meeting a com- , munication from a number of ratepayers of Bt.Antoine Ward was received, 1ts reading being listened to with much interest.It {waa a petition demanding a division of St.| Antoine Ward in such a way as to create 86 new ward out of that part of St.An- { toine Ward generally known as \u201cThe Swamp.\u201d The petition read as follows : \u2018To His Worship the Mayor und Aldermen of the City of Montreal : The humble petition of the undersigned, all proprietors and electors of St.Antuine {Ward, respectiuily represents : That St.Antoine Ward, the largest wu area and the most populous in the oily, contains over 9,000 voters.That the value of the property in thus l'ward is $63,421,815.E INADEQUENTLY REPRESENTED.That this ward, on account of its extent, its population and the value of its rea.estate, should be represented in the Uity * Council by a sutlicient number of aldermen, proportionate to the other warda of the cit.hat it is the opinion of the undersigned that i is indispensable and ouly equitable and also in the interest of the residents of St.Antoine Ward that the said ward be divided into two separate wards.That one of these divisions take the name of St.Joseph's Ward und that it be bounded by the north side of Notre Dame street to e south, and the south side of St, An toine street to the north, and that the undaries at the other sides correspond with the persent eastern and western bound: aries of St.Antoine Ward.That the new St.Joseph's Ward would comprise an area of 383 acres, the total valuation of property being $20,140,605, the number of voters being AN ABSOLUTE NECESSITY.That, in view of all of these facts, the division of the present St.Antome Ward is an abrolute necessity and would be an terests.immense dyantage to ali the ratepayers of this ward.It is for this that your petitioners beg \u201c the City Council of Montreal to ke into serious consideration the present petition and grant the division requested.The petition, which was presented by Alderman Ames, was referred to the Charter Committee The Grand Trank neral offices ques tion was the first er of the day, but it was explained that the final reporta were not ready for nto Council, as the Grand \u2019 \"had not been heard from.Alderman Stevenson, who has just returned to the city from Toronto, stated thet he hoped there would be no more delay over this matter than could possibly be helped.If the Council knew as much as he had learned about this matter since he had been away they would feel just as anxious as he did to see the agreement completed.He hoped the Finance Con mittee would see that no unnecessary delay occurred.It was all very well to say that it was all as good as settled.It was very easy to undo completed settlements sometimes.CAUSE OF THE HITCH.Ald.Beausoleil replied that the Finance Committee had done, and was doing all it could to provure a settlement.The \u2018trouble lay with the Grand Truuk, and the Finance Comuuttee had put no ob stacles in the way of a settlement.The \u2018City Council had itself luid down the rule that the labor and materials used the construction of the G.T.build- Te should all be procured in the city.t was the cause of the only hitch that really occurred.Ald.ausoleil re- bad es that the Finance Committee had no authority to over-ride the decision of the Council, and abolish the condition, and hoped it would never be abolished.or modified in any way.As had himself temarked to Mr, Wainwright, the Council h insist upon such a condition in the interests of the citizens.The Grand had received a great deal from the City of Montreal, but showed absolutely no regard for the city\u2019s in- They ha@ riven the contract for (From Toronto Globe.) THIS CERTIFICATE Brings Forth a Story.BOWMANVILLE, ONT.We, the undersigned, ! certify that the health M /'of the Rev.R.by , Bilkey has for months bean deteriorating, : and that he is now suffering from severe nervous prostration, end urgently requires immediate and prolonged rest.J.W.McLaughlin, M.D., Beith, M.D, L.Holland Reid, M.R.C.8., \"etc.THIS INTERVIEW TELLS IT.À reporter called on the Rev.B.A.Bilkey, rector 8%.John\u2019s (Episcopal) Church, Bowmanville, Ontario, during a church function, and on congratulating him on the great change for the better in his appearance, the reverend gentleman - said, * I% is\u2019 due entirely to Dr.Ward's Blood and Nerve Pills.\u201cI suffered «for over three years from extreme nervousness, weakness and tration, and could not obtain A few months ago it became only too ap- rent that extreme nervous prostration ad set in, se I lost flesh and appetite rapidly.Three of our four medical men pronounced me in urgent need of immediate and prolonged ress in order to build up my nervous system, giving me a certificate to that effect.About this time, by ure accident, Dr.Ward's Blood and erve Pills were brought to my notice.I decided to try them, and on doing so a decided change for the better took place at once.I have since continued taking the pills, with continued and marked bene- fis and improvement.My appetite has v.returned.am gaining in flesh steadily, and my general health is now g Further, Fama sure that these results are dus to the action of Dr.Ward's, Blood and Nerve Pills, and I have eve confidence that they will do for others thas they have done for me.\u201d Dr.Ward's Blood amd Nerve Pills are sold at Sic, per box, @ hates nb malled on receipt of 8 by TR BOR Ro Po 5 Sensi ren LS 134 \"He was desirous of getting the the © pavement the steel wo to a United Stutes fim, d had given the contract for stone to an 1 war deeply, in fact i cerned in the matter, the city derived ua much benefit from the work as possible.The Oity Council could not give the Grand Trank or any other company $60,000 for ory .Ald.Stevenson asked Alderman Beauso- leil if he knew what the difference was between the lowest Montreal tender and the tender actually aocepted for the ua sonry work of the new bridge.Alderman Besusoleil said that he did not.It was sufficient for his arçumeut to point out that the company had igno the Montreal tenders.Alderman Stevenson remarked that the Grand Trunk nor any other a) could be expected to throw away for nothing on one contract.CRAIG STREET PAVING.There was another long discussion over the Craig street pavin quuation, various aldermen discoursing learnedly upon the respective values of asphalt and block pavements.It will be remembered that the Finence Committee ret to concur in the re port of the Road Committee for the reason that they bad recommended the giving of the contract to a firm, not the lowest tenderers.The Mayor, however, at the Finance Committee meeting, offered the suggestion that the joint report be simply received, and not adopted, after which the Council could decide on the kind of pavement to be used on the street.The report could then be sent back to the Finance Com: mittee, who would vote the money and make a report which could be considered at the meeting on Wednesday.Ald.Beau: soleil, seconded by Ald.Paquette, moved m the Finance Committee.a resolution to that effect, which was adopted The Council vus yesterday, cansequent- ly ly ssked to say what pavement shuvld be Ald.Brunet, moved in amendment, sec- moved that Oraig street se paved with asphalt, scoria blocks being used between the rails, and for cighieen inches vuiside of the same.Ald.Brunet, moved jn amerdment, sc: onded by Ald.Beuusoleil, Lhat the stre~t « peven with granite blocks from the Laureatian quarries.Ald.Gallery expressed the opinion that the residents on the street were the most competent parties to sav what should be the nature of the pavement.If the petitions were studied it would be seen that there was very strong opposition to adopt ing scoria or granite blocks.He would like to hear from the members for the west and centre wards, why the block pavements on St.Paul street had been replaced by asphalt.Alderman Xtevenson replied that it had heen found that blocks were an uttecly unsuitable paving for a business street like St.Paul street, and the people dowmng business on the street had insisted on them being removed.Fhe trouble with most of the asphalt pavements in Montreal was that they had not been laid properly.In other places asphalt pavements laud long after ours were completed were in much better condition.He thought, too, \u2018that there was not sufficient care taken in su pervising the laving of the pavements where the street been cut up for various public works.ALD.OUIMET'S PLAIN.Ald.Ouimet, at this stage of the proceedings, did some very plain talking.He, accused Alderman Brunet, chairman of the\u201c Road Committee, of being actuated by mercenary motives.That gentleman, Te remarked would no doubt be very anxious to have the street paved in Laurentian granite blocks, because they would nave to be obtained from some of the quar ries in which the chairman of the ou Committee was interested: The city had had some experience in these matters.Part of the material used in paving Notre Dame street west had been ° tained from Brunet & Company, and all members of the City Council knew how unsatisfactory it had been.Ald.Brunet denied that he was actuated by any such motives.as imputed to him.best suited to the heavy trafli street.THE AMENDMENT AMENDED.Ald.Martineau suggested that the motion of Ald.Brunet be amended by strike ing out the word \u201cLaurentian.\u201d This was agreed to, and Ald.Brunet's amendment being put was lost on division by 18 to 5, those voting in favor of it being Ald.Paquette, Martineau, Archambault, Beau- soleil, and the mover.he nays were as follows: Aldermen Wilson, Roy, Dufresne, Gagnon, Cleari- hue, Gallery, Lareau, Quimet, Laporte, Du.pre, urner, Ames, Prenoveau, Jacques, Stevenson, Marsolais\u201416.Ald.Laporte moved that the main motion, that of Ald.Dupre, be adopted.with the \"understanding that all intersections of streets be paved with scoria blocks.Thia wag adopted, only Ald.Jacques voting against it.The repart was then referred to the Finance Committee, which meets to-day, for a report to Council to- mMOrTow.The report of the Fire and Light Committee on the contract for the new No.fire station was, on the suggestion of id Gallery, left over until next meeting.The Fire and Light Committee held a meeting yesterday afternoon, and awarded the contract for the building of the new No.7 station to Mr.Beaudry for $15, 1 3132 for steel beams under the There were some eight tenderers, .Beaudry\u2019s being the lowest, but one, and ns he had built Nos.15 and 1, and had hitherto given the utmost satisfaction it was deemed advisable to give him the contract.On motion of Alderman Jacques, seconded by Alderman Gallery, Mr.ile As- selin was appointed clerk of the East End Abattoir market, in place of Mr.Metras.Tt SHOCKED BY LIGHTNING.Boit Struck on St.James Street Stunning a Young Woman.About half-past five yesterday afternoon, while the thunderstorm was in pr telegraph pole in front of No RL St.James street was struck by lightnin, caus ing many of the wires to break an tering some of the wor A young woman, sitting at the window of the house received Ling at, shock, rendering her unconscious for a short \"time, and temporarily paralyzing one of her arms.der the administration of restoratives, however, the effects of the shock soon dira rappenred, leaving her weak, but otherwise all HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.The Hudson River Day Line of Steamers pass through many beautiful spots on their way up and down the Hudson between New York and Albany.The office of the general passenger agent has issued a neat pamphlet descriptive of the most prominent of the inta of interest alon the river, the book being well illustrated with half tone cutse It also contains a Jot of useful information to the intendin traveller about railway connections: an side trips and the cost thereof.SOHMER PARK.Summer attractions at Sohmer Park this week are as bright as ever.Tho Valdis sisters, so much enjoyed In their erformances on the trapeze durl the ast wdek, are engaged again this week.Everything pertaining to their work is Unique, and thousands have gone there ally to witness their amassing work on Ta Igh trapeze.Coupled with the ce- ful dancing of the two Misses Casale and the encores showered upon Miss Boote, the park = still continues to hold p Soler favor.st 10 and 11 the Smp oyes\u2019 /bene- ft performance takes p A man cannot straddle the fence when it comes to the question ef good health or ill - health.Either he marches under the flag of health or the banner of death.It is the simplest [hive in the world to gain and keep Beate if men and women oni will.For ae anon it is almost incre ble that men and women will continue to neglect their health even after they must realize that they are marching under the banner of death.The great wajority of diseases have their inception im indigestion, biliousness and impure blood.Among these diseases are deadly consumption, nerve-racking, brain- wrecking nervous prostration and exbaus- tion, body-torturing rheumatism, insanity- breeding neuralgia.emaciating malaria and all manner of heme bloed and skin diseases.Dr.Pierce\u2019s Golden Medical Discovery is à Cure for all these diseases, if takeu in anything like reasomable time.It is not a cure-all, but qures the diseases mentioned for the reason that they are caused and aggravated by the same diserders.It makes the appetite keen, the digestion perfect, the liver active, the blo pure and builds firm flesh and healthy nerve fiber.Don't be wbeedied by 2 penny-grabbing dealer into taking something else.** Dr.Pierce's Golden Medical | Discovery cured me of a severe case of poisouing of the blood.\u201d writes Mrs.Selia Ricca, of Coast.Santa Cruz Co., Cal.voile, one after amother, would break out rms, and were very painful.I have Hed Ine loudly praised sarsaparillas without any benefit whatever, and not until I took the * Discovery\u2019 did I get well.\u2018That was two years ago, and 1 have oot had a boil or sare of any kind since.\u201d Accidents occur in every home.Dr.Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser tells what to do.Send 31 one-cent stamps, to cover cost of customs and mailing only, to the World\u2019s Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N.Y., for à paper-covered copy.French cloth binding, 50 stamps.POTTER & MORIN\u2019 \u201cALES, MARCOTTE BROS SALES FRASER BROS SALES BENNING & BARSALOUS SALES Splendid.Stone Front Collage, 58 Feet Deep.Lot 25x 110, re dis vou but, handeom fe Wea cd iets usual depth, FLETE-KICHT FEET UNKRSERY ED ALB our Real Estate for TL TERRY Insolv ons Eatale \"na otal, ty order Lefalvro & © Plan on view.rer: + MORIN, \"m3 Real Estate Aunctionsers.INSOLVENT NOTICE.Lo re Michel Thivierge, Jr,, No.2192 NOTRE DAME ST.Montreal The undersigned will sell by public auction, at No.69 St.James street, Montreal, on WEDNESDAY, the 27¢h JULY, 1898, AL 11 O'CLOCK A NM.assota of the above named, as follows : Loi No.1 frock of Boot and Shoes , 1092 itu Machin nery \"and Tool 63 65 Lot No.8 Rights of lease to hi May, 93 270 00 Conditions of sale CASH.The store will be open for inspection on the 26th instant.For fur er information apply to ALKX.DESMARTEAN, Ourator, Mo.1598 Notre Dame &t\u2026 Montreal.MARCOTTE FRERLS, Auctioneers.MADE ME A MAN AJAX AX TABLET S POSITIVELY CUBE gor Fapaleuor, ss and p= 368 3 Saw or At ony\u201d {a ti aly sad Siacte CURE ape das TS ve cared thousands and pes tive wri 2e) Te packages 9F package: pre olx pages Seite atria \\ x $2.60.BEE RR the TR ok For sale in Montreal by Mr.John T.Lyons, cor Oraig and Bloury streets, and R.McUale, 3128 Notrre Dame sleet.36n*S3eod MENWHOAREWEAK To all those suffering from Nervous Debility and Weak, ness, Lost Manhood and premature decay.inability Lack of confidence, Mental depression.Palpitation of the Heart, Weak Memory, Exhausted Vitality, Errors of Youth.Varicocetle Old Dr.Gordon's Remedy for Men sets ip 24 hours One box you hare tried others hy failed, dot mix i\u2019 \u201chu 0 per box or 3 for ps ln cept of price.AA \"se dical book, rales or Death what tu eat and avoid, sent (res.Address\u2014Quevo Medicine Co, Box 947 Montreal.Fur sale yo Montreal by John T.Lyons, corner Craig uod Bleury, end E.B.McGaie, 2123 Notre Dame st, 305 cod shows wonderful resula in eC-CAC-C-0-000-DD .oo overlooking the Bt.Lawrence Riv er : large substantial house, sultable for private dwelling gr public institution ; town water, furnace and other conveniences: gixteen acres Éhoice land, garden, orchard, trees, ete !ly to James Burges, Fatrknowe.Brockel e, Ont, 165 6 Samo BUSINESS CHANCES.A PL al em FL mm A sms OR SALE \u2014 LICENSED WOTELS AND restaurants in every part of ons \u2018but persons with a cash CADIta! or szeur- Îllès reed apply, und strangers st furnish reférences.Address (between 8 and 11 a m Pretorted Wikea & Go.= Aon de Laxrence A.Montreal AGENTS WANTED ~ FIR OF SELLING ralesman, to an agent oft Baglin curtain, lata, and pa dian Bouse.Must have five to ten thousand doliars parte Good Deming, for, Jet Apply .Desbara: ve Montrez.re ue \u201cagen Fer SALR \u2014 LICENSED HOTELS, © loons.groceries, raft, Sear and confee- Honorr stores: all other bus Harris, & 8t Jumes st: evening, 42) st.Lawrenes st, () INSESTED à EARN®2 ¥ PRR CENT eekly.Patbliahed 21 citt 1 150 = D.Bloane, 110 8t.Paul a Tr oa 61 214800 = SALE \u2014 IN EVERY PART OF THE ir ou liconsed hotels, restaurants, from $5000, fixtures and laos tncluded, St.James Ptreet went $4040, ith guaranteed siles per week: cigars and candy stores from M to $350; to cran > Jo cases brandy for arg usineau, New York LE Buniki ing.\u201c13 1 Fo, SALE \u2014 AT ONCE, HOTEL, COUN- sort, 33 rooms, furnished, worth oon, Por a receipts $300; 10 others , fruit stores, grocery, Genuine bargain, W.Dagenals, ss, crue _ Pos SALE.TN SLA , Fos sax \u2014 FOR res MILHION XIN hive $2: eut mapl 2.50; blocks, $1.Ts min blocka, 31.50 per load, Cor any n the puy, Macdiarmid, Beil Te: 833.118 t£ Richmond Taare R SAID \u2014 KINDLING WOOD 5 PBR Een load, homed = San pe load, à ar Rarawood oxd, Toads ki sud Mi ne Co.Pas st Paul SE st.Hn Selephon uo.te R BALE \u2014 FIRST CLASS plano, in ms VPRIGHT rect Jrder, latest style.artin st 72 fi OR BALE \u2014 A LARGE NUMBER OF secondhand pianos and organe by the tol- lowing makers: Evan Knabe, Etein- Schultz & Audio Farben, tevenson, \u201cGilbert & Co., Bell, Smith.Thomas, Anns te, etc.Prices fro rom 425 upwards, Æ.Layton & Bro.\u2018s Warercoms, 144 171 2eoù Fo, SALE \u2014 LEONARD & SONS PORtable boller on wheels, 15 h.p., tostad to 150 Ibe.pressure.Willi be mold cheap as we cash.the cy.PA ANT) : = a ton STi YA hii sgl oumImenos ie ae wih Rn NR salary ES Ny ANTED \u2014 MALY ABSIST A WE; pensions] first or read\u2019 ol olass Gers sat Pet tons, vating malaise sor ontions, comm timoni will be received up mpasiad Bh ie era Wf Ee Yor- wt.iw 6 VUANT = Feacugn \u2014 D CLARS cerifins for & No.Hallam and ay: A Ap- ugust 15th.Janes, Secretary- -Troseutor, \"in y aie Ont.ANTED \u2014 A MALE TRACHER \u2014 PROtestant; hold: a firm prctensional ec artificate; Heat Monses, Comwall, Ont.18 6 ATANTED EXPERIENCED NECKWEAR makers, alto good n willing tu learn; English .Apply at once The Gault Bros.\u2019 ctory, Bt elen street.169 6 8CHOOL duties pan ANTED -~ TEACHER FOR District No.1, Wabigoon, Ont.: to begin 15th August, state salary and fcation.Alfred Carsa, Becretary.17 ANTED\u2014 FIRST CLASS FUR CUTTER, une with experience In business, and competent to take charge of workroom; Kood salary tu first class man.Dunlap, Cooke & Cv, Amherst, N, 8 10% 6 WANTED ~\u2014 MALE TEACHER, PRINCIpal for Bridgeburg Public Bchool, hojd- ing frat cians professionel certificate; applica- tiuns, stating salary, qualifications, etc., re- coived ll A st \u2018êth Address Geo.yo Secretery, Bridgeburg, Ont.WVantee = TEACHER, FIRST OR BEC.ond class.State sulary and per von references, to Wiliiman Ont, 178 © Epsex County.\\ TANTED ~MALE TEACHER, FIRST OR second pu stute expericnce «nd salary.es, Secretary School Board, Address FP.F nt.Comber, Ww ANTED - TEACHER, MALE, HOLD- RE second-class certificate, for 8.S.No 9.York; duties to commence after vaca- on salary $425.Address R.Bond, Don P.O.unt 172 4 WANTED mu \u2014 TEACHER, FEMALE, HAVing Normal school training.&» essistant In Dresden, ont.Public 8Schuol; applications, stating salary, will Le received Ww the under sigued up to August 5th, 1898.R.Kimmerly.SERVANT; NO WANTED \u2014 GENERAL very near 172 à ashing or jruning; pos cuatry, city.Apuly 36 St.JANTED \u2014FOR PICTON HIGH BCHUOL.Famil duly qualified teacher classics and to assist in other de partments of High school work; applications received up to lst August, to state salary, qualificationa, etc.; duties to commence with September term.T.bog, Secretary High Behooi, Picton.172 à WANs -\u2014- FEMALE TEACHER PRe- téstant, holding second-class professiondl certificate, for d department Mildmay, Ont, Public School; must be a thorough dis- best methods of expuf- clolinarlan and understand instruction, one having had successiul lence in second and third work in 8 graded school preferred; duties to Login August luth; applications, tating salary, expér- lence.and enclosing couples of gt roniale.received uv to August M.Ciapp, D, Secretary School Board, Mndmag one WANTED \u2014 À GENERAL SERVANT, with references.G58 Sherbrooke strçet- % ANTED \u2014 BMART TRAVELLERS TO carry rubber coats on a very od oom- Ailbalon.(or Montreal and vicinity, between Toronto and Lower Provinces.Addiess giving ull particulars and where last 2, Star Office.173 - - RITUATIONS VACANT.DANS AAA NAN ANTRD \u2014 A CAPAR - ia nal bi WW résine ANTED ~ DININ wi at» Ee Yat re a ITU ATTONS WANTED.MAN polo do » depart RLS AND FGFS .4 ss ae [PA Were Lai a fete, Se oan wor) poh 1% 10 NTED BITUAT TION TE Wor In school or insthutlon, couté assist in EE Jong experience: best : poférences a FINE, PO thon oes Paru Jpoon \u2014 mouur po rare | 3 Hinder of, \u2014 lot WE our i Ro TE a Roo board at 1s ) ms OOMB-\u2014 FURNISHED TO and et and Uabt est we table boards Dore ester at._\u2014 WELL iy gr.double, with or wi Water, gocd.ibcality.im TO LET, DOUBLE Auer 280 3 ANTED \u2014 EMPLOYMENT BY EXPER- fenced en rgibeer, holding English lat class hoard | of oTra certificale.Address B, 182, in 3 fitar D Wan \u2014 INDOOR BERVANT, YOUNG pe oy wants situation exper- hed butler or valet.Address 1 B, Bar ANTED, -\u2014 Bll à ast by ALL RO meat and pastry), by you Eng lisbman (single), good referen: 8 d'iurore at st, 122 War: TED \u2014 A SITUATION AS INDOOR servant, by m young man, accustomed to housework.Apply to Siren Christensen, yy Andrews\u2019 Home, 46 Belmont Parl ANTED, \u2014 YOUNG MARRIEL MAN (C.O.F.), seeks temporury employment; falr education: email sulary accepted, Ad: dress C, 1988, Star Office.173 3 ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN HOLDING cummerciul college diploma, also teacher's second grade certificate, wishes > obtain u situation in an co; can furnish references.Address s D, 1993, Star Office.172 s WANTED \u2014 D RE- ENGAGEMENT AB aov- etness, by lady of much experience, or engagement at seaside or ountains, for munta of August, to take Charge ot children.172 23 Address D, 2001, Btar Offic V TANTED \u2014 SITUATION A5 SHORT- Address D, 2020, 17: hand and typewriter.Star Office 2 2 Wa NTED \u2014 BY A RESPECTABLE ENG- sh womat, work by the day or washing ur Ironing at home.816 Cadieux st.173 1 JANTED \u2014 BY A Young MAN INstructed In both languages, a situation in an office: good references.Address D.2028, Star Office.173 2 \\ ANTED\u2014BY middle ance, a position as watchmon, senger, or any kind of clean AN HONEST AND BOBER man.of respectable appear- guardian, mes- employment.Address BE, 2040, Btur < Office.173 ê ANTED \u2014 BY MARRIED MAN, SOBER and rogpectable, situation as driver, understands care of horsea: has good references.Apply E.$09, Btar Ofice.13 5 ANTED \u2014 BITUATIONS BY MAN AND no children.as caretaker; understands furnace, office work; can speak French and English; long Xperience; good reference.Address F, 2051, Star Office 178 3 ANTED \u2014 BY A SMART YOUNG MAN, peaking English, German, Jrenoh 8ia- ay descrip- vonic, etr.\u2026 wishes position of pions email salary no Jblection.opty À.Leemar, 44 Belmont Park.178 2 VVANT BY REBPECTABLE ENG- washing, housecleaning, or ED _\u2014 sh widow, OOMS8 \u2014 SINGLE FURNISHED ROO RS Sault Bt.Masts, Ont.Rogue, FRONT ROOMS COMFORTABLY ANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG MAN, S8ITUA- OOM \u2014 FRONT PARLOR, MANTEL tu Miss Bouchard.= \"Gaur aly Ba tory.tion as bookkeeper.honest, rellable and RX bed; transients accommodated.106 ru slon St.Helen st.: ir sccurate at Bre Te references.Address ave 3 \u2014 TC NM, 665], Star Branc! ce.NT \u2014 : OOMS \u2014 LARGE.AIRY ROOMB, WELL es An TO ACCIDENT INSURANCE ANTED \u2014~ BY RESPECTARLE WOMAN furniahed, first class board; no children.offering the most attractive plans, strong work of any kind by the day.Ww Se.723 Sherbrooke st.aud progressive, has good field position open George st.downstairs.17 in Muntreul City.Applicat ons eonfidential.Addies C.1963.Star- Office.12 3 TANTED \u2014 BY MIDDLE AGED WOMAN SUMMER BOARD.a situation as general servant: no ra JANTED \u2014 GENERAL BERVANT, UST tion to leave the city.Apply rm ne NS ST AA SU WAS good ChE LATE EE 1 OARD \u2014 couvre BOARD wid 0 BE 5\" th t 8 hari ~ a n private fami al sha.awn, roines + Month.Apply dw St.Charies Bor ANTED \u2014 BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN cating fenlng, ete.\"aire Sur ST tures, offices, to lean, or work na Office \u2026 JANCEL \u2014 EXPT LNCFD STITCHES kind by, the day.27 Bernard st.i! on collars EET ès, es gris to\u201d RARE ; - BOARD IF YOU TANT A NICE PLACE Apply Mr.Powers, San Ltd, TAN \u2014 SITUATION BY YOUNG th a seaside summer sorte for bath- ia W ae > look after horses and cows, and lin, bouting.fishing: terms a ry moderate; \u2014 -\u2014\u2014 make himself useful: speaks both Janguages; come ta the Bellevue\u2019 Hough yen, you kL be gatis- VVANTERS IMMEDIATELY.COOK.MUST good references.Address F, 208, Star oo fled.Notre Dame Fe Tdtpand à be reliable aad quick and sod, pastry Levellle, Prop.8 an meet hand; permanent employment.Write or wire 4.T.R.Refreshment Rooms, TJANTED \u2014 POSITION AS TRAVELLER, OARD \u2014 THE AVENUE HO SE, LAKE- Kinæston Junction.172 2 W commission and expenses, or salary; side, half an hour from ontreal, has honest and reliable; first ass references.three oom us tn the cottage, cepaciaily suited SAN \"BD \u2014 BMART, WELL EDUCATE] Address M.6660, Star Brancl to a family: canc o 1 VW youth, speaking French and English, for se -\u2014\u2014\u2014 thé hotel; visitors for August lat Please, Vil office ly opanufecturing concern.Addre.ANTED \u2014 BITUATION BY YOUNG guge rooms.0.Pox \u2018in 3 man, having had 4 years\u2019 experience at blacksmithing ahd 2 years as fireman; under- OOMS \u2014 IN HEALTHY PLACE, BE.Waren \u2014 GENERAL BERVANT.34 stands the care horses.Address G, wt.(ween Bt.Lambert wos, Longusul lh es ; e.comfortable room to let, l'upper st.References required.172 t Star co eT Te Somiyriable ro mou Éveten Fame A ~ \u2014 NTED \u2014 SITUATIO! VER- &.1728, Star Office w V Pi eterenden 6 Contre at.APRES al servants, cooks, housematdes, nurses, Head Hotel , 173 1 and waitresses, reliable and references.Gor- OARD oo \u2014 MONTEBELLS, Fou Q.EB \u201d.v\u2014\u2014 man's Empipyment Agency.19 Blason et.tage, a family boarding house: ane uf ANTED \u2014 A FUR CUTTER, APPLY : 173 l the prettiest spots in Canadas 6 miles from at John W.Peck & Co.'w, st w- Caledonia Bprings; boating, fishing.etc.Ad- rence et.\u2019 173 2 ANTED \u2014 BITUATION AB COACHMAN mission to the grounds of thé Manor.Joseph by Englishman, with lon experience: McCloskey.i 3 JANTED \u2014 HOUSE AND TABLEMAID; best of city references.118 Bt.Antoine st.W 173 à OARD \u2014 BTE.AGATHE DES MONTS 135 Macher\u201d required.Apply Mrs.8% Fa \u2014 comfortably furnished rooms, excellent y English table, for transients an ARTE VIOLIN PLAYER TO Evests.Terms on sppilcation to Mra.I.WAHT Gay EH, ThAY vain PARTNERS WANTED.Faatord.Lakeside Cottage, tieod valant on | Stevens, Lordell, 173 10 OARD - WANTED SIX TABLE BOARDers, dinners ed; ten mioutes\u2019 ces.two hot walk C.P.R.offices.M Torrance st.OARD - MRS.MAYER, a ADIRS Sick | urse, private accomm for attendance Terma rma moderaty \u201cio &t.E beth st.EE LADF pu SLARL BOE Sm private portion \u201cir ladies treated and attended.28 Monique at.173 § _ WANTED TO PURCHASE, AANA AAAS mA ne WARD 2.18, rie Mais | 3; state a a have to \u201cBank, Thurso, P.Q.1104 ANTED- 1ME nol.8 rain x of) mired ug Kin op Bai a 0° Th yn receive & ona \u20ac Cardinal, oe to vin Erb Bros.w Emblem Figsacia ats.Nu à charge mad ques pe TEI Wa.a st A roisphane\u2019 Ge duels on a of \u2019 Lu RSONAL \u2014 INFORMATION WANTED of Fred.McMahon, formerly of Thorold, Ont.; last heard of abo out three years ago in New London, P.Bought by his nephew, James Kearney, Randolph Iowa.166 6 Prersonau \u2014 MACMILLAN'\u2014 MRS.WIL- llam MacMillan (Jane Eliza).native of Ballyboy, last heard of io lower Lach Gt seven years ago.Any foi concerning her will be gladly received Ly har brother, Samuel Wright, Ballyboy, Caledon, County Tyrone, Irelana, 68 6 Caledon, Iretand; e., DERSONAL - WALFORD \u2014 CHARLES H.Walford: left Tangier, Halifax Co, N.B., eight years ago; last card ot, n Malaga Guid Mines, QUEeNs Co, N.S.x- founly rought by ls wife Mrs.Charles pat ford, Pieazant Harbor, Halifax Co., N.1 c GEORGE ERBONAL \u2014 BELSHAW \u2014 Eng- Belshaw: last heard of in Dresden, land.Address his sister, Esther, E.W.Evans, Kingsey, Que.ERBONAL \u2014 COLLIN INFORMA- Inst hear bout fourteen \u2019go.Address his daughter, Mrs.Selina pr Barwick _ _P.O.Rainy River, Ont.ERSONAL \u2014 DESBOROUGH \u2014 CHARles Desborough; last heard from was warden in the w Flu London, came to Canada June 22nd.Address Alfred Desborough, Glen Morris, Ont., Can at ERO _ P G ant last heard of about eight years ES in a man named ny in {information concerning him Mer a \u201cglad by Barbara Grant, Escuminac, recettes Co., Que.6 ERSONAL \u2014 CL.ESMOUIN, THE FAmous dermatologist, 1853 St.Catherine street, will cure all kinds of skin diseases declared incurable by the best specialist.ERSONAL \u2014 SNEATH\u2014 JANE BNEATH ast hekrd O7?about six years ago, then employed in yi family of the Rev.Mo- kan.Ont.Bought by her ory ther, Wim Fenenth, Glenburnie, Ont.168 4 ERSONAL -\u2014 WANTED INFORMATION to the whereabouts of Samuel Thom who has bec for two weeks.Com: Pountentions to be addreased to Mra.Thomas, 1020 Bt.Catherine st.178 1 ERSONAL \u2014 Mlè M.J.CRYSTAL F Lemoine wt., left EA night for New Sorc city, on a business trip, 173 1 PATEN T SOLICITORS.~ INVENTIONS PATENTED AND TRADE MARKS REGISTERED N ALL COUNTRIES.EVANS, owEx, pie e Buildtag Montreal.Write for © co, paf quri ee books A « tors i \"» ad \u201c swindleq\"™ Wavento sue vo ax perience on athe inricate patent af 50 foreign countries.Bend h, model or for roo od sdvice.MARION & HABION, fe Buildin Brera.Now Yo u de 26 Montreal, ont PATENTS PROCURKRED.FETRERSTONNALCE £ CO.Canada Life Building, Cor.St.James & §t.Peter sta, Montreal, Can.WANTED General Agents Best Money Maker ont.MANITOBA CROPS.Reports as to Conditions are Conflicting, But, on the Whole, Favorable.(Bpecial to the Star.) .WINNIPEG, Man, July 2.\u2014There appears to be considerable diversity of opin- fon as to the probable output of the present wheat crop in south-western Manitoba, but from Information gleaned from \u2018aitrer- .ent sources with regard to the Sop.pear cases a Lo last year's, running from 30 r acre, while some few farms out more than 10 to 13 bushels for supremacy between the fox Sopa an.; à the weeds which shoul in afew casos latter came victor, ous.Land that la clean will fe a tn cases of fety A the 1 fel gti e crop, but In is exceedingly difficult o estima s ¢ m what can be learned, Manitoba's output of wheat for this year will be somewhat less than the previous year.ever, the boumiital supply of rain, though & little late, has made a wonderful change in the srawing c rops.ojtago La Prairie, an important ° a learned of late has een favorable an ain Dave, improved tions ve consider: .pinion Is hat harvesting will be genera 1 in about four = ove weeks.Home crops of oats , ané every- we Pointe ely.a atx Yield.Farmers are pryperation \"han dling the crop | poverty ont are en arging their gran- ares a new They ara .and ones, \u2018ae pices org § the once gain care Mrs, 168 6 he * BRITISH AND FOREIGN BUTTER A LITTLE STRONGER.The Cheese Market Quiet, But Prices Rule Steady.The butter market is somewhat firmer to-day, demand.and The e slump were not to range to-day was 16 to 163o, quotations belng for chofce creumery.under a it would appear as if continued good foreign large, the.recent ermanent.The the outside The xports have been be receipts were Y15 packages.The receipts of cheese to-day were 9453 boxes, 313 Gad.this week, but The public cable is unchanged, at The market is somewhat quiet prices are falrly steady.The country boards also were u trifie slow.The range on spot runs up to 7Ke for colored, which is sc Weste en steady, at TY to The Journal o situation in New he strong prices pald In naturally caused full cream cheese to-day; asked were abo and Eastern Tige.arce, and to 7% for white.cheese remalns Commerce says of the the country a strong holding of large but the prices ve exporters\u2019 views, an very little actual business accomplished up to es tablished.a late hour, and prices were hardly It Is probable, however, that fancy large colored wiil settie at T% to 4c and large fancy white at Tec, though some holders are asking a shade higher than those figures.Small size Colarcd cheese is held higher, and considerable sales reported at lec for strictly fancy, and somo speclals even higher.son July 16 sa Cheese\u2014 here and with advanced quotations Eolders have been firmer, from Canada Brothers Liverpool circular of has been a fair demand, cabled and an advance has been obtained, and the market closes with a hardening tendency for next wee (nearly exhausted) white, We quote, finest old Bept.358 to 36s 6d; golored 378 to 408: new Canadians, colored to 39s, States, white 37s; mediums are more enquired for, but the arrivals are small, offered from But for finest tates, 728 to tion creamery, 80s to 83s; Irish tter\u2014There Is only ualities of Canadian and Am- and Continental bein, mall enquiry tenti- ; finest ladles and imita- to 0s; fest I Danish, creamery.8s to 828; Cork firsts 72s.seconds 108; thirde 695 per cwt.CHEESE AT COWANSVILLE.A Large Quantity Unsold.(8pecial to the Star.) COWANSVILLE, July 2%.factories put up Saturday's meetin sales \u2018only totall n was that the \u2014 Forty-nine 8,423 boxes of cheese at of the board, but the ,M8 boxes.The reas- salesmen held for 7 1-20, 0 while the highest price © offered was 7 7-18 It ha was noticed sometimes buy also the salesmen are as partieular about who their cheese as the buyers are In selecting the best factories for their first calls, For instance.on Saturday a few factories which had refused 7 7-16c later on accepted an other The total sales were Forty-nine to Burnet at 7 as foliows : 8-8c ; 644 t at 7 736; #8 to À.J.offer of 7 1-4c from an- 1,348 boxes, divided : 897 to Brock Brice 7 14c.For butter 15 13-16c was offered by Hib- bard, representing Ayer & Co., but there were no sales.COUNTRY resented.Mr.F , Sftering 75 CHEESE BOARDS.le was the highest which was refused The Victoria Co cheese board met at Lindsay sc, and was well reek Utica Board of Trade the follow- fug pales of oheese were m boxes large colored and Tle.at \u201c7e : 100 boxes large colored at xes small colored at 7 3-4c ; 1690 boxes small colored at private terms : 190 White and colored at Jc | white a 7 14c boxes, Cane te xes B i 4,190 boxes small boxes amail colo 2l packages dairy bu utter at 150 to tartes MARKETS, Cable advices to the Board of Trade this are morning London-, for dark, & ta Te for white, strained, and 4 to Le tor a TM.- Maple product is practically out of season, and the market is about Tisared of the genuine article.et) RAILWAY EARNINGS.Decrease Shown by the twe Canadian Roads.straight.candl lea 1 8c to § 1-80 ; P.Both the great Canadian railway BYS- tems show decreases in the sarnings of the past week as compared wiih à Sorres sponding week last tratfic oarpings of the Canadian Foods Raliway for week ending July 21 as follows: 1598.ve renes eu vecu see om ences $8,000 a.te 04 en me so see seave one 485,000 DeCroait.we a co we ovomea $61,000 tofs 1e \u20ac tratag earn er rs of the Grand Trunk 1008.ao ur vo 00 0 mar rex >.Munda al Seq rN ein, Te A b Gee NIA Hamacao 137m VEZ gla fo i\u201c ra , Ga Y 4 % a, rande.on \" ru =\" LS Gi\u201d \u201c y: da Caco \\,, ~~ et dR So Fa, Cd Ë 6} ve, rs yt eJYabvcoe: ¢ Ye.ess ; Ge g d p \u2018age y/.As NAS N \u201can G 08% 3 39 v - Pris Maya a Hh Par ca do Se a, \u201c@ , Te hl CE ep savane FT 3 _ > PORT GUANICA, Island of Porto Rico, July 25, via the Island of Bt.Thomas, July 36\u2014The United States\u2019 military left Guantanamo on Thursday, landed here successfully to-day, after a shirmish with the Spanish troops.; { Port Guanica is Marked on the above Map with a Oross.] 900900000:000000008 950900000:0090009000 69660600 :600600090 MILES ASKED FOR CUBANS.Sent to Garcia for Fifty Mon to Accompany Him to Ports Rico But Garcia Had Gone.SANTIAGO, July 26.-Prior to his departure from Guantanamo for Porto Rico Genetal Miles sent a despatch to Genera! Garcin, commander of the Cuban army of the last.msking lum to detach for mer vice with him in Porto Rico fifty Cubans.who, under Thomas.rendered valuable aid to the First Battalion of marines in their manv hghts with the Npumuards at Cai- manera.; Geueral Garcia, had, owing to the fll feeling that developed over the surrender of Santiago and the retention of the Spanish civil government of the city, left the neighborhood of Santiago with his army, and 1» now en route to Jiguani.A spc cial messenger was detailed to carry Gen.Miles's message to him, and it is hoped that he will accede to the requests, ax th: men would undoubtedly be of much assist ance Lo the Americans in their Porto Ri: can campaign WATSON\u2019S SUUADRON.Announced from Washington That It is Waiting Orders.WASHINGTON, July 28.\u2014 Referring to the expedition of Commodore Watson to the Spanish coast.Secretary Long to-day sai thers was nothing pew with regard to that project.; \" \u2018\u201cÎt is sure y going, is it not ?\u201d he was anked, ; .\u201cIt is waiting orders from the President,\u201d was the reply.GOODWOOD RACES.The Stewards\u2019 Cup Won To-day by Altesse.LONDON, July 26.\u2014At the first day's racing of the Goodwood, 1898 meeting, to- dav, Sir.J.\u201clewett's four year ald brown filly Altesse won the Stewards\u2019 Cup.Rose- werryn was second, and Lucknow third.ere BACK FROM THE YUKON.VANCOUVER, BC, July 26.\u2014After three yrars in the Yukon, Major Conatan- tine, chief officer of the Mounted Police in the Klondike, is returning home, He says that Major Walsh administrator of the Yukon, as to leave Dawson for the coast on July 11, but does not know whether he will stay in the northern country until the arrival of Mr.Ogilvie and party or not.NOTES OF THE NEWS.Yr ven Frederick Dansereau's barn at St.Madeline, Que.was struck by lightning Monday and burned to the ground.The body of ah unknown man in a badly decomposed state haa been «ound floating in the dock at the deep water terminus, Halifax, this morning.A despatch from Kiao Chou announces that the German warship Deutschland, havin~ Prince Henry of Prussia on board, starteil for Fusan, Corea, on Monday.At St.Catharines, Ont, on Monday storm did considerable damage.Fences were thrown down, and the fruit was tiown off the trees, many orohards being aimant ruine It is semi-officially announced at Berlin that there is no foundation for the report that Dr.Von Holleben, the rman Ambassador at Washington, has presented to President McKinley a personal letter from Emperor William.Mra, Fannie Ash, of London, accompan- ted by her daughter, has arrived at New York, and proceeds to Utica to prosecute her husband for bigamy.Ash left England eleven years ago, and the family had not heard from him for ten years.She was notified of Ash's marriage by members of a Masonic lodge to which Ash belongs.At a result of the inquest Into the deaths caused by the explosion of a case of rimers on board the American steamer anitoba at the Royal Albert docks on July \u20ac the jury has rendered a verdict that they were accidental, but a rider was added attaching strong blame to the Win- Chester Rifle Company.and the port t 00 ment by the Atlantic Transport Company.Three men were killed a seven uthers injured by the explosion.BEL-AIR RACES.First race\u2014Flve-eighths mile, maidens, all ares\u2014 Jennie .weve aes ess 0 1 Duke of Little Grove .\u2026 .\u2026.2 Emmence .cere 10x00 00e Ÿ Time\u20141.07 3-4.re An ancient Roman hospital] \u2018has been brought to light at Baden, near Zurich, tae discovery huving been made in nun- nection with recent excavations at Win- dieeh, the Roman Vindonissa.It contains feurteen rooms supplied with many kinds of nedical, pharmaceutical, and surgical apparatus, the latter including probes, tubes, pincers cauterising instruments, and even a collection of satety pina used in bandaging wounds, There are also medicine spoons in bone, and silver ineasuring vessels, jars, and pots for ointment, some will containing traces of the ointment uscd.BIRTHS.CLEGHORN \u2014 On the Srd inst.at 403 | Rivard street, the wife of W.J.Cleg- horn, of a daughter.LAMB\u2014On Sunday, 1th July, Mra Duff Lamb, of a son, 7 1% DRATHS.PREDHAM\u2014Fn this ef! on July th, ¥ Parthenais sq Ye Bab.= are, Jo onl, à dearl beloved chi x af n 2 t Johannan ham, aged 18 months and , THE CAPELLA CASE.Accused Remanded by the Extradition Commissioner.CRIME OF MURDER TO WHICH HE CONFESSES.Panquel Capella alias Peter Suraco, the Italian held here for the murder of a fel low Italian in New York (ity, was committed for extradition before Judge Dugas, extradition commissioner, this morning.The papers defining his crime and showing cause why he should be surrendered to the American representative, will be forwarded to the Government at Ottawa, within the course of a few days.ln the meun- time Capelle will be remanded to gaol for the customary periud of fifteen days.Ser eant Formosa in whose charge the papers rought to this eity will return to his duties in New York either to-day or to morrow.It was thought the prisoner would not be able to appear before the Judge until this afternoon, but matters were rushed and he was taken from the cells and put tarough a private examination upon the cha of murder.Sergeant ormosa, Chief Carpenter and Chief Constable Bis sonette accompanied the prisoner to the room where his statement of the facts were taken and papers of extradition pon- sidered.Chief Carpenter then gave' his statement of the alleged crime for which Capella is wanted here, and e charge of counterfeiting was again recorded against him.To this as before, he denied being implicated, but acknow- led that he had shot and killed the Italian, claiming strong provocation.The proceedings have assumed a peculiar turn which may call for special mea: sures on the part of the American and Canadian Governments.e prisoner is now under arrest on a charge of counten feiting white at the same time he is accus- of the crime of murder in New York.It is a question for the two Governments to decide whether Capella wil be en to New York and tried or whether tried here first.Should he escape punishment in the States, the question is will the American (rovernment agree to surrender im again to this country without further extradition proceedings.; The iaw on the subject makes no provision for a case of this kind, and probably never before has a similar case been brought before the two Governments, and the outcome will be watched with interest.Npeaking of the crime of which Capella rtanda accused, Sergeant Formsoa said it was a brutal one.Both Capella and his victim were de- araded characters, and were partners in a degraded affair, ending in the death of his rival, Louis de Bianco by a bullet in the heart.It seems that Capella had in: fluenced his wife into sparrying him to secure some $700 or which she had brought with her from Europe.Goin through it he deserted her, when she too! up © young fellow Bianco.Jealousy and not Italian blood did the rest.Ca- ella, following his man to the house of is wife\u2019s mother-in-law, pushed t oor open, and drawing a revolver fired over the head of the old man who tried to prevent his entrance, and killed Bianco on the spot.Escaping, the police and detec: tives lost all track of him until apprised of his capture in this city.Capello was a bar tender in New York, bat had not known na a criminal.Now, it is probable that Capella, since hin readiness to confess has been so voluntarily, will be used in the meantime to entangle his confederates in the counterfeiting case.THE WARM WAVE.Some High Temperatures Registered Before Yesterday's Storm.The weather indications point to cooler weather to-morrow.The change has been a long time coming.The temperature to-day is considerably lower than yesterday.July 2 Swill long be remembered as a record day.\u2018 The registrations were as follows: 3 \u2018am., 71.2; 7 am.82; 11 am, 82; 3 pm.822; 7 p.m.88.5; 11 p.m., ®.5 The humidity was oppressive.It ranged from 69 at 3 p.m.to 63 at 7 p.m.he rain in the evening proved a temporary relief.The fall was .79 inches, in 13 minutes.The total for the day was ome inch.0 FEAST OF ST.ANN.Archbishop Bruchesi at Lachine Convent To-day.Mgr.Bruchesi presided at a religious pro- fesmion at the convent of the nuns of St.n at Lachine, thin morning, when twenty-four members of the order took the vows.The ceremony was more than ordinarily interesting and imposing owing to the fact that to-day wae the feast of St.Ann and to the presence of the Archbishop and several other members of the clergy.HOLMES EXTRADITION.Frank Holmes, arrested here by Chief Kalert of the Metropolitan Bureau of De tectives, changed with stealing diamonds from a pentleman in New York, came up before Judge Dugas in extradition proceedings in the Police Court thie morning.The case was deferred until Monday.An THE HIGHLAND CADETS.The Highlend Cadets will leave for Bos \u20183rd, and will remain at the Hub for several days.Qwing to the laws of the State of Mamachusetts they will not \u201carme rough the streets of will eir ing full equip- or usé during the evolu- | W E.GILLESPIE ARRESTED.Brought to the City at the Instance of Thibaudeau Brothers.ACCUSED OF FRAUD IN A BUSINESS TRANBACTION.Deputy High Constable Bissonnette returned from Penetanguishene, Ont., last night with W.E.Glllespie.a merchant of that place, under arrest on a charge of obtaining goods under false pretences.The complainants are Messrs, Thibaudeau Brothers, of Montreal, who claim to have been defrauded to the extent of about $7000, The trouble arose out of a business transaction in which Thibaudeau Brothers were creditors of Glllesple & Co., merchants.They claimed at the time to be in good financial conditlan, with a surplus {n assets of nearly $1000.and a stock of about $20,000.About a week ago Mr.Gillespie ansigned with a stock of $4000 and Hebilities at $17.000, hence the action.The charge against Mr.Gillespie accuses him of being manager of the concern while making false statements for the- purpose of deceiving and defrauding customers.Mr.Gordon Macdougal is acting in the interests of Thibaudeau Brothers, and Mr.D.McConnell.of Penetanguishene in the interests of the accused.After a private examination before Judge Dugas this morning the prisoner was remanded until to-morrow.A YOUNG SPENDTHRIFT.Fourteen Years Old Who Stole Ninety Dollars.Frank Currie, à young boy about 14.was brought to the Detective Headquarters this morning by Detective Cote and Constable Richer, charged with stealing $0 from the trunks of Frank Reker, a boarder in hls mother's house, 233 St.Dominique street.yesterday.He admitted the theft, and 365 spent by him was traced.He wtil ap- noon.\u2014\u2014\u2014mm0e TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAVEL.Travel on the C.P.R.from the coast yesterday was exceptionally heavy.the regular train being unable to aceommo- date all the travel, which was composed largely of steamer passengers arriving from the Orient.The Vancouver train arrived in two sections.and a third train filled with Chinese arrived in the city this morning.There were five cars filled with Celestiais ail bound for different American cities.The transcontinental train to-day carries quite a number of passengers bound for China and Japan, among them a party of fifty Chinese.- Pr SPAULDING REMANDED.J.B.Raymond, alias Frank Bpaulding.the alieged forger of tickets of the Montreal Street Ratlway, captured in Ottawa on Saturday, came up for preliminary examination at the Police Court this morning.Without taking evidence.however, his case was postponed until Friday afternoon at 3 p.m.The prisoner denies all connection with the forged tickets and clalme he was wrongfully arrested.Mr.H.C.Bt.Plerre appeared for the prisoner, and Mr.Chas.Archer for the Montreal êtreet Railway.EC THOSE ELONDIKE STEAMERS The statement is denled by Mr.Arthur Plers, manager of the C.P.R.steamships, that the new Kiondike liners Tartar and Athenian, which have been withdrawn from the service on account of the lack of travel to the northern gold regions, are to be sold to the Canadian Pacific Coast Steamship Company, to be transferred to the United States Government to be used for transpoyin ern JAPANESE MINISTER HERE.Mr.Toshu Hoshi, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the United States from Japan, arrived In the city to-day from Washington.and left by the C.P: R/ this afternoon for the Pacific coast to take the steamer for his native country.He was among the callers on Sir William Van Horne at the C.P.K.headquarters this morning.* A ASSAULTED THE OOOK.For engaging fin a row in the Windsor Hotel and afterwards assaulting the chief cook, Florence Boquet, Jas.McVey was arrested by, Special Constable Johnson.of the hotel, andifined $10 or one month Before the Recorder this morning.He: pleaded suilty and went to geol.N the oe at ST TEE & pedis is coming \"out Irom pear before the Magistrate this after- : expedition which No Americans were killed.COOOOOOO COOOOTOOO SALMON FREIGHT WAR.C.P.R.Will Not Meet the Southern : Pacific Cut.NOT CONSIDERED LIKELY TO HURT THE CANADIAN ROAD.The freight department of the Canadian Pacific Railway has for some {ime been considering the question of the cut in rates on salmon recently made by the Bouthern Pacific from San Francisco and other Cahi- forma points to Atlantic coast terminals.It was feared that it might have the effect of taking away part of the British Columbia catch from the Canadian road, and the northern United States lines, with the result that they conferred as to what was to Le done to avert such a thing.The Southern Pacific made a rate of 50 cents per one hundredweight, as comparcd with seventy-five cents on the northern lines.Even with the local rate of fifteen cents from Vancouver to Sen Francisco added the southern road would have the vantage in rates to the Atlantic.After deliberating on the subject, the interested lines decided not to meet the rate.in view of the fart that the Southern Pacific cut is a matter between the competitive roads in that part of the United States, and is not likely to affect the trade of the other lines further to the north.NEW DONALDSON LINER.88.Salacia Arrived in Port This Afternoon.The steamship Balacia, the latest acquisition to the Donaldson Line, arrived in port this afternoon, and was greatly admired by all who saw her.She is one of the most modern type of a cargo steamer, and was built by Messrs.Charles Conneil & Co.the well known Glasgow builders, and fitted up with triple expansion engines by Dunsmuir & Jackson, also d¢f \u2018that city, and can develop a peed when loaded of 14 knots, ranking her amongst the fast steamers coming to this port.She ts bullt of steel, has a double bottom fore and aft, and is rated the highest class as Lloyds\u2019.Her cattle accommodation is first class, special attention having been paid to ven- tiiation, and will no doubt be a févorite with the live stock shippers, Her passenger accommodation has not been lost sight of, for she has room for a limited number of saloon passengers only, is fitted up with electric light, and has all the improvements up to present date.The Balacia is a valuable addition to the Donaldson fleet.Pe BANKER'S HOUSE ENTERED.Burglars Get Away With Goods Belonging to Mr.Thomas Fyshe.The house of Mr.Thomes joint manager of the Merchonts Bank of -211 Drummond street, was disco this morning ives CANADIAN PRELATES ABROAD.Mgr.Langevin, of Bt.Boniface, Mgr.Grotard ,.Vicar \u2018 Moss, of Atta a ackenzie, en T.oco-adjutor, St.Albert, N.W.1, while in Paris\u201d on he Goographionl Society où orhdrieeen 91 e à iety at w Archbishop of 5 Boniface, vas invited to pre side.Mgr.Grouard spoke for over an hour on the Yukon District, over which he haa travelled in his missionary work, while Mgr.lex dealt with the Bla fot.Indiane.Mgr.vin also spoke upon the advant of de Canadian North-West for intend ng TB.LOOKING FOR A POCKNT-BO0K.Thormna W.Keene left no will, His widow, M ret Eagleton.has bae¢h à & by Surrogate Stephens, of Richmond County, am Administraÿrix of His estate, In her petition Mes.ren stated that her husband's personal extate amounted to 3500.while his real estate was §1.100.ir HEAD/ and mi .DEWEY 1 SAMPSON 1-2 WATSON 0-2-2 = | EVERYBODY 0 - 2 SMOKE DEWEY _ - samPSON CI TUXEDO Ps rx + Manutacrared by À.H.WOOD & CO,, Montreal, = - - \u2014 = Invite your friends to 8 pieule at Boat de lle Park.Return tickets over the Belt Line, 2) cents.1732 NOTICE To Steamboat and Lumbermen, Falsework for the crection of New York and Ottawa M, it.Bridge is being placed In south Channel St.Lawrence itiver at Cornwall Inland.Nus igation through this channel is closed All Navignlors and Rlvermen take warning and use North Channel which is open to navigation.183ctt THE PHENIL BRIDLE CO.AILIFF'S SALE \u2014 PROVINCH OF QUE- bee, District of Montreal! No.1068).Circuit Court.Allred La me, Plaintifr, ve Ulric Bisnchard.Defendant.no the second day of August, 1395 at ten of the clock in the furcnoun, st the domicile of maid fondant, Nu.+2 Mount Royal avenue, in the City of Montreal, will be sold, by authority uf Jus- tive, all the goods und chatteis of the said Defendant, seized in this cause consisting of household effects.etc.\u2018I'grms cash.4 MoNL DUROCHER.B 8.UC.Montreal.July 26th, 173 4 AILIFF'S BALE \u2014 PROVINCE OF QUB- bee, District of Montreal.No.Perlur Court, John -Mlilen et al, Plaintiffs, va.Louis E.Davis, tefendant, Un the «th day of August, 189.at tien of the cluck in the forenoon, at No.10 St Catherine greet.in the City of Montreal, will be suld, by muthor- (ty ot Justice, all the goods and chattels of the \u2018sald Defendant.seized tn this cause, consisting of gus e ne.ete.Conditions cash.8.¢.MARSON, H 8.CU.Montreal.38th July, 1898.173 2 CANADIANS IN FRANCE.(Special to the Star.) PARIS, July 25.\u2014The following Canadian visitors have registered their names at the Canadian Government Utlices, 10 e de Rome, Paris, duriug the we>k : .A.Turgeon, Minister of Colonization of the Province of Quebec; Phileas t'orn- peau Gres L N.Belleau, Levis, PQ; on, Ju vergne, rs.Laveryne, Miss Lavergne, A.Lavergne, Miss M.L.Lavergne, Kev.H.A.Constantine, Ottawa; O.Martel, W.C.Palmer, Mrs.J, Classey, Miss Ida Poupart, Jos.Ethier, Rev.R.Labelle, Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Cyrille Labelle, Sorel; Rev.P.Hugounard, 1'ev.Henri A.Simard, Rev.Alald Marchand.Qu'Ap Le; Dr.Edmond Casgrain, Qu-: sec; E.D.Marceau, Montreal; Dr.D.8.Dowl- by, Berlin, Ont.; Walter Gow, Torosato; F.C.Carel, Montreal.; Revds.Messrs.Marchand amd Simard, having followed during three years the theological course at the Canadian \u2018\u2019oilege, have left Rome and arrived in Pars, on their way, home.11 br the Calif Father Hugounard leaves bs mi'for- nian, on July 14, fur Qu Appelle.The last visit of the Rev Father to his native Jand was twenty-five years ago.He gave very reassuring information about Klo1like on the healthy climate, inexhaustible resources and t future.Hon.My.Turgeon was present at the inauguration of the Monument of Leconte de Lisle Sunday.After having witnessed the military review at Lu ops he will leave for London to return shortly to take part in the approaching festivities in Lom or of (Champlain at Honfleur.Revds.Canon Cousincaeu and Lonnrgan have gone to Lourdes and the Pyrereus.Mr.Albert Dube of Montreal, has rust undergone a very successfn! operation on the ayes by Dr.de Vecker's cliniqu-.Mr.and Mra.T.Brosseau leave for Canada on the 18th of July.A RAILWAY CONFERENCE.TORONTO, Ont, July .26.\u2014 Genera.Manager Hays, of the Grand Trunk Raiway; L.J.Sergeant, Grand Chief o the Railway Firemen, and IL.E.Clarke.Grand Chief of the Brotherhood of y Conductors, are meeting in conferen here to discuss new rules governing the relations of the conductors and firemen, with the company.The following Canadian visitors registered their names at the office of the High Com- misxioner for Canadas, 17 Victoria St.London,during the woek ending July 12:J.A.Hutcheson, Brockville; ».B.Senkl Brockville; R.R.Wilson and wife, Win nipeg; E.D.Marceau, Montreal; D.H.Rennoldson, Montreal E.TL.real; .K.Robertson, Montreal; J.Davie, Ottawa; Walter Gow, Toronto; J H.Moss, Toronto; J.Carroll, Montreal; Mre.R.E.Menzie, Toronto; John Per- see, Winnipeg: Mi Dwyer, fax; NS; 5 .L.Forster, pronto; A, A.Alla oronto; J.M.on, ndon ; A.Yo Mrs.and Master MacLaren, Strat- ford: E.Logan, Toronto; G.London; T.Ww.P.Moore, Londen; J.F.Eby G.M.Gardner, Toronto; R.Toronto; T.Geoghegan H St.John, N.B.; G.H.Paice Rai Rev.C.J.Bajlen, Mont.ondom; .Toronto; Northeote real; À.H.Gault, Ad Allan, Mont: 1; rt 1 ew Glasgow, N.De WE Baud, Haifax, NS; C R.Black, Mrs., iss Black, Elder, Montreal, J.D torrot han, New.tle, Bu; .18chell ; .Greenabieids, Montreal; Robert Areber, Montreal.The Hon.8.H.Blake and Rev.Dr.Potts.Toronto, are in don as Canadian delegates to the Sunday School Convention.A correspondent of the Loudon Speaker reporte a much more favorable condition of affairs in Greece was or à year ago.The people, worn out with small political intrigues and the rivalries of petty political factions, are taking heart, and ure the King to lead the way in in\u2018tiatibg reforme in good government.Two funde- mental reforms are being strongly advocated.One of these involves the exclusion of military and naval officers of the lower ranks from the Chamber of Deputies\u2014a change which ie æbsolutely emential to the rdinate officers .grades\u2014a state of things very much like tiat which would ob- \u2018tain if privates stop] on the battle field to debate and criticize the orders of their superior officers.The laws of Prussia vide that if an article is Jost, the fin can claim one th of its value when be returns it to the owner.The empress recently lost her insignia of the Royal Order of Vie toria And Albert, which includes lions of the Queen and Prince Albert, sar rounded by brilliants.This jewel wa found by a porter, who received a rew dared marks of a bun ar ut he contends that the article is worth considerably more than a thousand marks ($250).and he hss brought an action aghinst the cabinet ot the empress in order to obtain à larger suin, .sun, itn Special Wotioes.A Bummer Dress Event.HES | =: HEADACHES | ST amilton; J.H.17132 Saw = -\u2014-_- TTT \u2014 B*Hres SALB \u2014 FROVINCE CF QUEbec, District of Montreal.No.Sis).vuit d'ourt.A.1.\u2018Tessier, Plaintiff, vs Payment dit Montcalm.Defendant.un tue .&l ten of she clock in tle , ut the domicile of the sald Defend ant.No.437 Bt.Timothy st.tn the City of Montreal, will be mold y authority of Justice, ali the goods und chattels of the sald Defendant, selxed In this cause household furniture, ete NC consisting of A.CHERRIER, B.Montreal, 23th July, Nes.1731 AILIFK*8S SALE \u2014 PROVINUE OF QUE- ¢, District of Montreal.Nu.776.Cir- Court.Thomas Bamuel, Plaintiff ve.R.Campbell, Defendant.\" 4th das «lf August, lfyh, ufternnon, at the place of business of 1727 Notre Dame stgert, In the City of Montreal, will sold, by authority of Justice, all the goods and chattels of the sald Duwtendant, selzed in thix cause, consisting of safe.eto.Conditions cash 8.C.MARSAN B.S.C.Montreal, 24th July.1588.173 1 cult A BAMLFFS SALE \u2014 PROVINCE OP QUE beo.District of Montreal.No.$313, Ctr- cult Court.I Plaintiffs, va Maria Guindon, Iwfendant.On the fourth day of Auguet, 1598, ut ten of the Glock in thn forenoon, at the domiclie of said Defendant, Nu.81 Rachel st, tn the City of Montreal, will be sold, by authority of Justice, all tm goods and chattels otf the anid Defeadant selzed In this cause, consisting of bounehal.l furniture, etc, Conditions cash.JOR C - QUETTE, B.8B.C.Montreal, 26th July, 158, 178 1 Provost and al, AILIFF 8 BALE \u2014 PROVINCE OF QUEbec, District of Montreal.No.8284 Clr- cuit Court.Dame XN Pignotit et vir, Plain- un, vs.H.Iapierre, Defandant.On the {fth day of August, last, at ten of the clock 1 the forenoon.at the domicile of sald Defendant.No.\u20ac0 Mance street.in the City of Montreal will be sold.by authority of Justice, all the Evods and chattels of the said Defendant, seized in this cause, etc.Conditions cagh.WW.W, C.Montreal, 36th July, 1888.consisting of one plans, EMITH, 8.8 478 1 THE STOCK EXCHANGE, A Bteady See-Sawing in Canadian Pacific.MONTREAL STREET REACTS SLIGHTLY TO 274\u2014THE EARNINGS.The dealings on the Stock Exchange thla morning were not so heavy us yesterday, nor were there any such sensational fluctuations as characterized the advance of Street Rallway.In fact, the rection which in the course of things was to bave been expected took place, but it was of a mild type.That buying orders were numerous was shown by the fact that there were sales of 1,200 shares.The first sales numbered , and were at 274 34, a slight advance over the closing price.Then 275 was reached for 600 shares, but a falling away of one point followed at the close, The earnings still continue to cause remark.On Sunday the total takings reached 35,496, an increase of $1,413, while on Monday they were $4,916, an increase of 600 shares ch ng hands.A fact that contributed to t was the fact that the traffic returns showed a decrease of $4i.- , the first large decrease shown this year.However, the public evidently be- lleves in.the near approach of a settlement.The sales see-mawed from 8 to 8 1-8, closing at the latter ure, Toronto Rails were sold td the extent of 400 shares at a decline of % from the opening to the closing at 97%.Gas sold from 192 to 181%, only 50 shares being sold.War Eagle again attracted some attention and it sold up as high as 264, closing at 363.L.J.Forget & Co.'s cable gave the opening prices of Candlan securities in London as follows: Grand Trunk, first, 63%; 20%; Canadian Pacific, : Hudson third, Bay, 19%.L.J.Forget & Co.was a large buyer of Pacific.the others who purchased beiny low.Grant, Wilson & Gilespie, whtio the sellers were A.C.Clarke, Davies and en! Montreal Etreet was sold by Welr, Forget, and boyght by Burnett and Weir.Gas was sold by Forget and bought by Wilson & Gillesple.War Lkagle was purchased by Gordon Strathy and sold by MacDougall Bros.Toronto Ralls were bought by C.Meredith and W.Mackengle, and hought by Forget.Royal Electric passed from the hands of Gaspard to those of Mackenzie, NEW YORE STOOK EXCHANGE.for the 87AR hy C.D.Monk.16 St.adSecially repertad for manager tor Ju.Bache & Uo.New York, over private wire.July $6.July 25.Ov's.Close.pe Clos.amer, Cotton Où Oo.224 » » \u201c o do Pret.\u2014\u2014e een -\u2014 \u2014\u2014 Amer.Tota.co Go.180% 12186 119\u20ac 190% 0 La.me \u2014\u2014 \u2014- \u2014 Amer, Sugar Refs.Co.13% 130 D7 1364 Acer.Suivi M13.Go.uk M ne ihe mer, tH ae hy Bo Eis Dx Dn Bx isk de Pret.Mu » My My .43 4% 1g 18 He Sle 3h 84 5 == = Levreves or 234 ) 4 aimey.3 108 10S 1 pest = 2 i 179% 32 way my an mS aw, 19 Iw \u201c\u201d a _- 15 00 ON dois 80% se 0 Er » I WE n° ni ng on 3 nu so sx 90% oe oor -\u2014 ny \u2014\u2014 \u201dn kr lie 8 N beg 85 ssh snhattan Elovated 106% 1034g NAY Missouri Pacifo.\u2026 By 3444 \u201c Michigne Ceo:rel,.\u2026 - - _\u2014 _\u2014 on al Lead Ue.wes 353 334 -_ Worth Americas.es = x Pois age ne ne , n 5 \u2026 Central & He 3 new if 1188 Yas Tris \u2014 - \u2014 Da eine.Ë! =! Bog) 0 5a x = w mE 7 me 5 Ex Bu wos tg =o or re a a A & | vegas re hp \u2014 \u2014 = gros HWW CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES, 3.8.Bache & Co., 188%.Sacrament st., report the closing prices to-day as follows: aru 20 ie (SU ri Lens a + 8 TEE Dk £1 tt cena oe © A Special Blouse Bargain! 300 Fancy Muslin Blouses, bought ä job; = all this season's patferns, worth $1.25, Special Price clear, only.to 30c.Clearing Bargains in Summer Costumes, Mantles, Millinery, Parasols, Dress Goods, Silks, Muslins, Linens, etc., etc.++ JOHN MURPHY & CO., 2343 St.Catherine St,, cor.of Metcalfe St, TERMS CASH, TEL.3833.= DECLARES HIS INNOCENCE.Another Interesting Document in the Dreyfus Case.THE CONDEMNED MAN ONLY ASKS THAT THE SEARCH FOR THE GUILTY BE KFPYT UP.The Paris correspondent of the London Times wrote on Juiy 12: To-day hav been fertile in incidents, prolific of documents altering tke complexion of the Dreyfus case.This morning's Siecle and Aurore contained the following: \u201cMme.Dreyfus, having written to M.Demange, (Dreyfus\u2019s counsel), has received from him the following reply: \u201c \u2018Paris, July 11, 1898.\u201c \u2018Madame,\u20141 am deeply affected by the letter which you do me the honor of writing to me.I regret not to be able to ac cede to your wish; but I should be depart ing.from what 1 \u2018consider to be my auty in ad to the Minster of War a re ing pi to his speech.I hope, however, to Slay somewhat your painful anxieties, by.communicating to you the letter which 1 have sent io the Minster of Justice, ana the copy of a note by your husband which have euc.ned with it.That note 1 have handed to the Minister of Justice in ita fntegrity, but I suppress in the copy that I send you certain words and phrases.These omissions in no wise detract from the interest of this document for you, but I was obli to make them from considerations which you will | eusily understand.Roceive, Madame, &c¢.\u2019 Here is the letter of M.Demange to M.Barrien : \u201cJuly 9, 1898.\u201cMonsieur le Carde des Sceaux, \u2014At this moment, when Mine.Dreyfus is beguitg you to obtain the annuling of the verdict of the Courtmartial, condemning her husband on the ground of illegality at the trial, it 18 my duty to inform you that the documents ated March and Apnl, 184, which were read at the Tribune of the Chamber by the Minster of War, aud which helped to form Lis conviction, were known neither to M.Dreyfus nor to his couhsel.I affirm that 1 knew, and that the Court-martial can have legally known, only the document called the bordereau, the sole Wasis of the accukation, but not even referred to by the Mimaster of War in his speech.1 feel it my duty also to rend you a copy of a note, which had re- cei from my client, Captain Dreyfus, on December 31, 1804.e significance of this note will not escape your sagacious mind.Receive, & \u201c SUGAR DEMANGE.\u201d LETTER FROM DREYFUS.The note reads as follows: \u201cMajor Du Paty came to-day, Monday, Decem 31, 1894, at 5.30 p.m., after the rejection of my appeal to ask me, on behalf of the Minister, Prhether 1 had not, perhaps, been the victim of \u2018my im rudence, whether I had sot meant merely to la a bait-\u2014 and had then found wyselt caught fatally .in the trap.] replied that I bad never had relations with an agent or attache, \u2014that | had undertaken no such process as baiting, and that I was inntcent.He then said to me on his own responsibility that he was himself con- vincedsof my guilt, first from an examination of the handwriting of the document brought up inst me, and from the nature of the documents enumerated therein; secondly, from information according to which the disappearance of documents cor- Tenpondod prit resence on the General Staff; that, foal i a secret agent bad declared that a eyfus was a spy, \u2014 however\u201d g Dreyfus was an officer.I asked Major foie ty to be confronted with this agent.plied that it was impossible.Major du Paty De a ea ed that { had never been auspected before the reception ot inoriminating document.\u201cI them asked him why Shere bad been no surveillance exerciscu over the officers from the moath of February, since Major enry hod adi affirmed at the court-martial a been warned at that date that there was a traitor among the officers.Major du Paty replied that he knew nothing about that business, that it was without, not his affairs, but but Mat Henry's; that it was difficult to the officers of the General Stet \u2014 Th uentioned on ol that shall \u2018every on n : hing 1 preserved.entire = cr I hed Le F know his whole idea.I had boen : co denned up, he said that because there was a clue indicating.th the Pe was an officer and the noise to of recision to that clue, letter omc since I errs give is | the rs at th Mi had jones \u2014 had jin \u2018he ear about De.Coderre\u2019s For | RED Pale de and : expressly to sacrifice me, in \u2018order not to sétisfy my demand THE EXPERT TESTIMONY.\u201cI's then spoke to me of the remarkable expert testimony ot M.Bertillon, according to which 1 had traced m owl bandwriting und that of my \u201cbrother iu order to be able in case 1 should be ne- rested with the letter on me t> protest that it was a couspiracy against\u2019 me.lle further intimated that wy wife and family ere 4 accomplices- -in abort, the whole of M.Bertillon.At this point Enowin what I wanted to discover, and not wishing to allow him to insult my fam- il as well, I stopped hun, saying: Fuouh 1 have ouly one wort lo say- namely, that J wm innocent, and thir your duty.is to.continue phe enquiries.\u2018li you are really inocent,\u2019 he exciauned, \u2018You are undergoing Le most monstrous \u201cmarty dom of all time.\u201d \u2018I am that natyr,\u2019 1 replied, \"and 1 hope the future will prove it to you.\u201cTo sum up, it resdlts from this com versation : (1) That there have been Jeak- ages at the Ministry.(2) hat \u2014\u2014 must have heard, and must have reycatcd to Major Henrs, that there was un officer who was a traitor, 1 do not thnk he would have invented it of bis own accord.(3) That the incriminated letter was tak: en at -.From all this | draw tne fol lowing conclusions, the first certain, the two others possible: First, à spy really exists.\u2014\u2014 at the French Mimstry, for documents have disappeared., © comepeted at 5 Ratio] rtm Philadelphimarss 5 ed boue 7 psy he en ol opinion\u201d of 1 th oarsmen is ies he Che Great Engtish À Sond Bh groin a rtd miy hp man tons à C0.; Beara.riding at ; tenth UPTOWN Messenger Service A feature of the new Branch Offies af * The Star,\u201d corner of Peel and St.Catherine Streets, which will prove a great conven.lence to uptown residenis, storekeepers and others, is the Bicycle Messenger Ser vice maintained in conjunction with the Telegraph Department of the offics.Mes sengers can be had au any time between the hours of 8 a.m.and 11 pm.The telephone call number for a messenger is 3832 CHESS.THE VIENNA TOURNAMENT.Pillabury Makes a Good Showing.VIENNA, July 25.\u2014This morning the thirty- awai before the tournament will- Fanible 1 a fe foes imo and Deaths must be endorsed wih thé mames and addresses of the persons ssading same.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Amit BIRTHS.BULLOCK \u2014 At Marlow.Que.July 13 the wife of Wurren Buliook, ot a son.BEER\u2014A: Charlottetown, L, on fhe th inst, to Mr.dad \"Mr.F.H.ser.a daughter.* CUTHBERTSON\u2014At Moncton, N.B., 18th \u201cJuly, to the wife of Mr.Stephen Cuth- berison, a daughter.* GRIFFITHS \u2014 At Moosejaw, N.July 7.to the wife of lsaac Onitis\u201d a daughter.® At l.ennoxville, on the 23rd inst, the wife of Dr.A.F.Foss, of a son.HILLIER\u2014Near Burketon, Ont.July 18, the wife ot Mr.John Hililier, vf a daughter.* LANEY\u2014In Tweed, Ont, on the 17th inst, to Mr.and Mrs.Fred Lan ancy, & son McKAY\u2014At Springhill, N.§., July un, to the wife ul Lauchlin McKay, a son.McLEOD\u2014At Kempt Shore, Hants, N.8, July uth, to Rev.W.MeLeud and wife, a son.° MONROE\u2014In Forest, Ont.on July 14th, the wife of Mr.Go.E° Monroe, of a daughter.* NIMMO\u2014In Toronto.on July lth, the wife of Mr.Jus.W.Nimmo, formerly of Ravenswood, of a son.* O'DONNELL\u2014In Forest Ont.on July PAARL, wile of Mr.M.O Donnell, of a SLOAN\u2014In ist Ont.on Juiy 13, to M, and Mrs W.Sloan, a sun.® SHERIDAN At | Puaytain Ont, July 18 to the wife of Mr.Bhertdan, & son SHARPE\u2014At Ernest toma, Ont, July loth, the wife of W.P.Sharpe, of à son.VANALSTINE\u2014At Napanee, Ont.July 17, to the wife of Benjamin Vanaistn®, a uaugnter.* WOTTEN\u2014At Columbus, Unt, July 2, he , vite of Mr! Jethro Woiten, of a MARRIAGES.BUSH-CHAMBERS - On the ith jnat, by Rev.b'ather U'Donnell, Krnest W.Bush, to Agnes, youngest dauxbte: ot the lute Duniel Chambers, both of Montreal.GRAHAM-JACKSON \u2014 In this city.on July \u2018list.at 117 Coursol street, by Rev.° Mr.Winter, Miss Annie Juckson.of Montreui, to Mr.Francis Graham, of El ro.Mexico.vs a BERRY a Fei PE QU MPIEL DA Landon, Ont.on July 6 by the Rev.George Bun- borne.Miss Caroline Broomfield, daughter of John Broomñeald, South Lundon, or.Stephen Berryhill.both of Lon- on Ci 1 EWORTH.M'COY\u2014HAI Herdman Que.on July 18h, by the Rev.T.Creuhton Cassidy.brother-in-luw of the bride.ussisted by the Kev.W.WW ells, Rev.J.W.Charlesworth ST L.of Aylwin, Que.to Annie Gardner.third daughter of the lute David Mc Coy.* GIGNAC LALANDE- At Ottawa, on July 18.by the Rev.Father Jucques, ut Bt Jean Baptiste Church, P.H.Gignac to alande, both vf Uttawu.® HUNTER-HENDERSUN-At Jamestown, mue, July 2u by the Rev.J.L Btrone.Mr.William A.Hunter.worn uf the late Mr.Thomas Hunter.of Huntingdon, to Miss Emma Sarah Henderson.onl daughter of Mr.Robert Henderson.* LEMELIN-RUSSIÈRE\u2014At Quebec.July 18.by the Hev.Father Lapiante Mr.Arthur Lemelin to Miss Josephine Hus- sière.daughter of Mr.I>.i.Russiere * LEWIB-KINNEAR\u2014At Halifax.NS.on .July 6 by the Rev.Geo A Lawson.brother of the bride.Arthur B.lewis to - Mrs.Mary A.Kinnear.Both of Sack- ville N.H.M'GARVEY-DUGGAN \u2014 At Bowmanville, Sane.July 13.by the Rev.Father Gnam F.McGarvey.of Bowmanville, and Misa Lizzie Duggan.of Enniskillen ® MILLE BREWER-AL Brandun.Mun., on 37% Ja A Rev.McAdam Harding, Mr.rvin Mills, of Minnedosa, Man.to Annie Fenton, daughter of Mr.A.Brew er.Cowanavilia * THOMPSON-MURRAY\u2014At Boston.Mass, July 21.by the Rev.D.H.Tribon.Edt:h A.dau hier of Suvernor William Murray.a PV, .Thompson, of Van- ronver Bo TOMSON- SN ILL\u2014At Fort Covington, Jus B by the Rev.J.H.Gardner, Mr.John Tomson, of Ormstown.Que.to Miss Kate Will, eldest doughter of Mr.Jas.Will, of Fort Covington, N.Y.* YOUNG-MORTON\u2014At Elmsworth, N.8, July 14, by the Rev.E.D.Read.asslst- ed ay the Rev.T.McFall, Rev.Joseph M.Young, B.D.of Hridgetown, and Mra Bessie J.R.Morton, uf Somer- net DEATHS IN THE CITY.GALES\u2014On Monday.July 25th, 1868, Harry, infant son ef Thomas W.Gales, aged 4 months and 16 days.Funeral Wednesday, 27th, at 2.30 o'clock, from 3% Torrance street.RO this city, on the 23rd inst.ears 9 months, Lieut.-Col.Paul Arthur odler.Muneral on the 27th inst.from his late residence, No.240 Guy street, at 9 am.to the St.Joseph Chureh, Richmond street, thence to the Cote des Nelges Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully requested to attend without further notice.172 2 SANDERS -At 336 Prince Arthur street iu fâth.Austin Temple Sanders, aged months and 21 days.DEATHS OUTSIDE THE CITY.BODDINGTON \u2014 At Bay Ridge Park N.Y.on the 4th Inst.Emily.vo na beloved child of Mr.and Mrs.Ernest F.C.Beddington, aged 9 months.3 ALLIN\u2014In Bowmanviile, ont.on July 17, John Allin, aged 55 years BRCKMAN\u2014At Hamilton, Ont.\u2026.on July 15th.Christina, reliot of the lato Wil- liar Beckman.in her 47th year.* BURNS \u2014 At St.John, N.B., on the 1th inst.Marion Teresa, child of Edward and Maggie Burns, aged 5 months.* BRAYLEY \u2014 At Glen Sutton ques July &th, Samuel Brayley, aged BOSSE\u2014Accidentally killed at Treg du Loup, Que.July 15.Amelle de Balaberry, wite of the Hon.Judge J.G.Bosse PRUNNELL \u2014 At Halifax, N.B., on the 16th inst., Rosle Brunnell, aged 18 years.BIGGB\u2014At Ottawa, on the 15th inst.infant son of W.H.Biggs, aged 4 months and 19 days.* CARR \u2014 At Niagara Falls, Ont.on July 13th, Robert Carr, aged 22 years COCHRAN \u2014 At Halifax, N.8, on July ee Leo Everett, son of A.Cochran, 8 years and 3 months.® DRUMMOND\u2014In Logan, Ont.on the 7th nat.nes Mabe), daugnter of Alexander rummond, age 13 years 3 months and 14 days.* ENNIS \u2014 At Brockville, Ont., July 15th, 1598, Robert Ennis, aged 78 years.FER USON \u2014 At Hamilton, Ont., on July rgaret Robertson, wife of John erguson, a native of Botriphnie, Banft- shire, Scotland, aged 74 ye FLAGG\u2014In Mitchell, on, \u201con the 13th inst.J.H.Flagg, aged 88 years and ¢ mon FAQUET \u2014 At Quebec, on the 15th nst., Jacques Faquet, aged 63 years FARLINGEE AL Ford da: Ont., on July ear-o aughter of late Walter Farinner of the GILLON AU st Johns, Que., on July 10, Sha James, infant son of Mr.R.Gil- HAWKES \u2014 In Brooklyn, N.Y.on the 8nd inst, Lieutenant.Colonel\u2019 R.Hawkes, in the 63rd Year of his age, 18 3 HAKE \u2014 on Ju July 14, in Bomerville, Mass., Willem e, \u2018eld est son of the late Francis Hing.oa 8e John, N.B., in the nd year of his JACKBON \u2014 In Ljeay, On on July 1 William Henry Jackson, axed 54 74 years.® WRIR\u2014At Morris, Man.on July 14 liam Lawrie, ed Ti years, a nats ive of Abe nate otiand.* LEWIS \u2014 At Ottawa, on the 18th inst, Anna Eva, daughter of the late J.M.fonts, Q.C.* MURRAY ~ In Xun tom, ont.on the 18th , Johanna, belo of George Murray, d yéars.* MALONE-\u2014At Su uebec, on the 17th nat.age of 7 mopths, Hazel Moilca, firant daughter of Jèmes Malone.* MULLINB At Quebec, on the 17th inst Joseph son of Michael Muilins.* Monin ~~ At Brockville, ont, 2° July sc aan Rayfiolds, aged 65 At Kingston, ont on the vire \u201cMary Rlizabeth, relict of the ate Bier SBcobell, In the 80th year of a -_ At St.John, NB.se, July Allen BR.Watters, aged ay Cea cs be For additional Births, Marriages EC ~ some and Reliable.up-to-date fashion.dye, In rich and result gratifying.the lot before the assortment is broken.Suits are perfect in make, atyle and finish and the prices just about one third less than yod\u2019d pay for the same goods Men's Crash Linen Suits, $3.25, $3.80, $4.35 $4.85 MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY.FILLED.THE 8.CARS LEY Cm, at ordinary stores, Netre Dame sir Only Four Days More of JULY CHEAP SALE = Tremendous Bargains In every Department.\" Ladles are reminded that the Great Sale ends on Saturday, and There's no cessation to the buying enthus~ iasm of satisfied customers, and Price reducing goes on with remark.Everybody recognizes The Big Store stil] Is crowded every day.able avidity all along the line.as the Great Head Centre of July Cheap Sales.Lot of English Piques Arrived To-day This will be welcome news to the hundreds of Ladies who have been waiting some time for these popular goods.arrival the management have decided to clear them out at the following prices: Narrow Cord English Piques, Sale Price, Medium Cord English Piques, Sale Price, Wide Cord English Piques, Sale Price SIX GREAT TABLES FULL OF Summer Dress Goods Bargains.The Most Tempting Lot of Dress Goods Values Ever Offered.Prices Bound to Attract Enormous Crowds NO.1 TABLE.Dress Tweeds | At ge a yard.About 20 difr- arent patterns to select from.Tweed effects, figures and Nun's Vellings, any price, worth 15¢ ayard.July Sale price - 8c NO.4 TABLE.New Broches t Zc a yard, A bandsome collection of new Mohair Dress Goods.Rich Broche designs in a splendid var iety of hght Summer Shades, specially adapted for Dress Skirts or Shirt Waist and worth at least 45¢ a yard.July y 230 Sale price THE 8.CARSLEY CO.LIMITED.Six | Great \u2018Shirt Waist Events To-morrow The Big Store will put on sale six of the Grandest Lots of Ladies\u2019 Shirt Waists ever offered.Every garment is New, Stylish, Hand.Cut and finished in thorough The general efiect of materials is an exquisite variety of beautitul Checks, Stripes, Scroll and other brilliant patterns.The materials consist of pretty /Muslins, choice Linen effects, dainty Percales, cool looking Grass Cloths, etc.This splendid lot of Ladies\u2019 Shirt Waists is divided into six different lots and will be shown To-morrow on Six Large Tables and marked In plain figures as follows: No.1 Lot Shirt Waists Hundreds ol ladies pretty Shirt Waists in Linen effects with pretty stripes of navy.black and car dinal, regular value 35c, to-morrow .290 No.4 Lot Shirt Waists Handsome Grass Cloth, Dimity and Muslin Shirt Waists, plaid, stripe and dotted effects in all good combinatiqns #0 colors tomorrow 69C Large lot of Ladies\u2019 Shirt Waists In splendid variety of Styles and Colors .ASTONISHING BARGAINS IN SUMMER WASH FABRICS.Lead to This Great Sale.The Torrid.Heat had no terrors for the Thousands of Ladies\u2019 who visited this Section in the past Every counter was crowded to excess and the enthusiasm of buying and selling made things ham The Joods are Bright and Elegant, Rich [ and Effective, Light and Cool Looking, and prices have MN nm reactied a level of cheapness never before attained.Here\u2019s the price story.Pretty Prints Pretty Printa in light grounds, new summer shades and neat designs, a choice is worth 7 1.2c a\u2019yard, there'll: be cutting these at a busy day DRESS CAMBRICS, fast dye and rich de- rigns, fashionable summer shades, very price desirable materials, 30 inches wide, ge usual value 1lo, Julv Sale Price Guipures, Alsac's French LVER SILKS, over 500 yards \u2018Stiver Silk Dress Sateens, 50 inches wlde, fast fashionable patterns, very stylish for summer costumes or shirt waist, usually sold at 48c a yard, July Sale Price THE S.CARSLEY CO.LIMITED.All Roads \u201d week.not disappoint you.A generally.E70 THE §, CARSLEY Co.Montreal's Greatest Stere.oy) This will be the Qreatest Event in Summer Dress ; Goods History, there's six great large tables filled to LP overflow with the Newest, Choicest and [Most Fashionable Dress Materials ever offered at the prices.You may safely double the prices, and then have splendid value for your money.There's sure to be a never-ending throng of Ladies visiting this Grand Dress (Goods Sale Come expecting to receive about double value for your money and The Big Store will Herewith is the price story : NO.3 TABLE.NO.2 TABLE.New Plaids At 121-2c a yard, 65 Pieces Clan and Fancy Tartaus, Shepherd's Plaids and Stripe effects.Many of these materials were sold as high as 25c a yard.You can bare first choice (210 at July Sale Price .2 NO.56 TABLE.New Grenadines At 2% a yard here's an opportunity to purchase a fashionable Costuinelength of Stylish Grenadine at a very unfashionable price.You may choose from à choice lot of Blaeks, and another lot of Cream grounds with bright colored Silk Stripes inter Joven.July Sale 28¢ No.2 Lot Shirt Waists ad ies\u2019 Shirt Whaists, in handsome combinations of dainty color and exquisite patterns, regular value 75¢, 49¢ Lo-morrow No.5 Lot Shirt Waists A superb assortm ot hot weather Shirt \u201cWaist made from the daintiest of dainty Muslins, cut crosswise in beautiful strive effects, worth $1.10.75¢ to-morrow ABOUT THE te De MEN'S CRASH SUIT SALE.Yesterday The Big Store told you in these columnS about the fortunate purchase of a maker's stock of Men'S Summer Crash Suits, the response was hearty, and th® There's still a few more days selling in Remember the JULY 26th.1898 Owing to their late Many at Ogilvy's.Our display Jarpeat, exhibit of Blouse Wear in the Lo, our Stock is rapidly diminisbing.Our You to buy the very best for a low price.Boys\u2019 Straw Hats.July is now almost at an end, But there is no cud to aur July offerings.Every day brings forth something new and interesting to keen buyers We are keeping at it by offering Specials in every department.Millinery.A Special in Ladies\u2019 SAILOR and WALKING HA' New Styl Colorings.Hats always sold at $1.00 to §2.50.Your choice of any Hat on the table Sos Trimmed Millinery.Our Millinery Department is without a peer for Artistically Trimmed Hats.86.75 Hat for $3.00 ' $11.00 Hat for $3.00 $1200 Hat for $5.00 A few example reductions that show profits are nil in our July Clearing Offer in our Millinery Departmeat.P y CI x Offerings each Blouses.Ladies visit other atores In the city before they secure their ideal Blouse wants visitor to be the Finest, although not the All perfectly New Goods.pécial Discount of 35 per cent: off enables A few odd sizes to clear at 100 each.JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS, The Largest Exclosive Dry Goods House in the Dominion.Corner 8t, Catherine and Mountain Sts.is endorsed by every Materials hace dark grounds \u201cwith forming check.The general etfect of less Rouvds Theyre w orth 30e at least, July Sale price NO.6 TABLE.Summer Goods porb table fall of eh Lar- Lustres and fashionable This is the most attractive table in the lot.worth more than double the marked price.The Bell Telephone Company of Canada, LIMITED.NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS, As Important changes in the system are now belng made, the result of which will be a very great improvement in the service, some lines may be temporarily disturbed, and the service interrupted for a short time.The consideration of the Subscribers is requested since these interruptions are unavoidable.and the results will more than compensate for the temporary inconvenience, D.C.DEWAR, Local Manager.MONTREAL Sais 99h, 1006.a \u201cDaring July and August this store closes daily at 5.30 p.m, Satria at 1 o\u2019clesk.OUR LAKESHORE SUBURBAN DELIVERY Leaves Saturday at 8 a.m.sharp, for all points on the Lakeside as far as Beaconsfield.MILTON'S Great July Cheap Sale! In Ladies\u2019 Skirts Ladies\u2019 Linen am ish ite Duck Skirts, 4 yards wide, tailor made, dee hem.Regular $138 Sale price.950 \u201cThe only store in the city that has them Ladies\u2019 Pure Linen Crash Skirts, 11-2 yards wide, deep hem, perfect banging, a $2.25 value; Sale price.$i 65 Odd lines of Ladies\u2019 Shirt Waista all this season's styles, new sieeve, detached callars, laundried cuffs, full fronts, yoke back, waists worth up to a 456 among them, Sale price .In Glassware.500 doen Glass Tumblers like cut, 4c, e ce, [ic Ice Cream and Berry Sets In Imt, Cut Glass, } large, 6 small nappys, 45c, e Price, 2 ac Ruby Colored Lemonade Seta, 1 Jug and 4 an blere, ar $1.23, Sale Bee\u201d \"250 Very heavy Imt.Cut Glass Milk or Water Jugs, 83c, Sale Price .15¢ 300 dozen White Stoneware Dinner, Soup and Tea Plates, regular Ho dozen, Sale Price, each, .4c TEMPTING ATTRACTIONS FOR THE LAST DAYS In Millinery.; x Ladiga\u2019 White Shell «.>.Straw Sailors, trim- en A med fancy ribbon, lo 4 i, regular B0c, sale price i5¢ Oda i ?Lad and Childrens Sailors and Dress Shane\u2019 \u2018\u2019mostl samples,\u201d worth up to &i.w, sale 5c ses assorted Freuch Flowers, \u2018nicely monte with foliage, 0c, sale price toc Tremendous Reductions in Ribbons 10c Fancy Silk Ribbons, sale price 5C ve Sk and Gatsze Ribbons, sale 2c a Wide.Silk and Gauze Ribbons, lp 3 igh Class Millin Rib sale price ery bons, 25\u20ac - In Furniture.For the last week of Our Great Saie your choice of any Baby Carriage in stock at a RER Hn TIE discount of Si UT XN NS.ui AE 20 pe es 1 Lt OFF CEfidren\u2019s Ro Hammocks, regular 30e.Sale rice .a 29¢ Homeycomb ; ons en Hammocks, full size, with head rest, $1.25.Sale price 89\u20ac The balance of our 49c c Ch with back.Sale Pric amp aire, 330 Solid Hardwood © Bedrop room \"Sets, 3 pieces, bevel mirror in dresser, regular $10.75.Sale price $9.00 * am\u2014\u2014\" Swiss Handkerchiefs soo dozen Fine Needlework, Embroidered and Scalloped Edged Swiss Handkerchiefs, some slightly imperfect.Goods manufactured to sell from 18c to 25C.Wednesday and Thursday's special price {oc MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.HAMILTON'S, 8t.Catherine and Peel Streets, and Dominion Square.17811 The cheapest and mest delightful outing on the Island (s ever the Belt Line Railway.Re tars ticketa 230; Chlidroa io, ma No.3 Lot Shirt Waists splendid assortment of A larga table with as neat a Shirt Waist ax any lady would wish to it comes in small neat check effects and is splendid value at 80c, No.8 Lot Shirt Waists An elegant lot of Muslin .ia designs, cut on the ias of pattern in Rous shades of pink, olue, auspices of Phe Method 25¢ Each Read it.Dainty Wash Fabrics SILKENETTE.A Dress Muslin of beaut!- ful texture, hlack grounds vith Conant be4C stripes of gold, silver, lilac, gree a yard, slate ahd blue, exquisite \u201cmaterial shirt walsts, special Joly PRETTY MUSLINS.Organdies, Dimittes, vo to make up this choice lot of of Muslias any piece of which is worth and some of them up to 0c, iy api sll, the orders have gone forth, clear ton out at the low price of THE 8.CARSLEY CO., LIMITED.Spon & policeman arrest ord NOTES OF THE NEWS.\u2014\u2014\u2014 The new Chillan cruiser Almirante O'Higgins has arrived at Valparat Riviere du Loup is to have a commis system of waterworks very short \"The Catholie clergy-of Ottawa decline te express any opinion as to the advisability of running atrest care on Sundays.A young man named Burr, who lived y about four miles from Thamesville, Ont, was killed by a Grand Trunk express ani killed.James Agnew, of Alblon, Ont.committed suicide on Baturday.A young brother found him hanging to a rafter in an out- dullding.A Mr.Alex.McAllan, of Godetich, Ont., has been notified of his pointment as frult commissioner for Canada Exposition in 1900.at the Pars A report that gold has been found tn paying\u2019 quantities in Harburn township 8 occasioned considerable dxcitement in the County of Haliburton, Ont.The ship Kenilworth, bound from Ilo, Hawali, for New York.with a cargo ul sugar, has put into Valparaiso, on fire.Both the captain and mate are reported i The protest against the return of Dr Jno.Barr, Conservative M.L.A.-elect for Dufferin, Ont.has bsen withdrawn.Dr.Barr's cross-petition against Wm.Dynes, of course, also fal Mrs.Large has been appoint ted W.C.| T.U.missionary in Japan by Lady Hans ; Somerset.This lady has been doing good apan for thany years under the .work In J me rel At Stratford, Oat, John Parr, tound | pultty on Saturday of setting fire to à which he pasessed : lock in Mitchell, on P50, was | fine what was de.! coulé not do mo, insurunce to the amount of 81,500, sentencnd to tive.years at San artha Marshall, of Osgoode Townes Jae has been missing since Wednesday last.She went berry-picking and has not been seen since, although diligent search ta has been made.Bhe was somewhat , amented Judi ment has been given Mr.Justice of R.F.pioknell, a Napanee Rose in favor pret a 2 ier, for in t agains gate an Trunk Raliway for 330,08 for injuries feceived In a collision near Monte real, } train on the Ottawa, New York al \u201ccornwait Rallw will de run next : Saturday.The train nr leave the C.P.R.station, Ottawa, the company not x able to arrange terms with Mr.Boo the tering the Central station.reported that Mr.Bernatches, ez- Te is vernor of the Quebec gaol, will M.L fe h sitfon in the civil service to rig tho\u2019 seat for Montmagny against Mr.Bender at the next by-élection.Mr.who is likely to be the Conserva- five er ncidate, in à bdrother-in-law to 8 Moñor Judge Choquett At Btrattord, Ont, on Monday afternoon, Gecr e thes lone a aged about whi ears, n tumble over his bod caual ne ch i uries that he Tired red wt hin five minutes, the Brussels sugar éôn- The repor h ference ve that it tallied.though the refusal! of France and Russia to join the other powers in the suppression of the export bounties.The British del ore Rev.8.Ee antor ot th avenue othoilets \u2018Chureb, Toronto, and atary of the Toronto Conference, .G tte age.tak k.Yor a soa t and unlawful arres landed from bout with n but was ref Nomi the ticket, os vey any ul Me.Rowe de: on Mr we insist upon his proe forcé an entrance, for Be \u2018halt & \u201cprin: gol pie, war involved and he wi PL it.Asa result he tiga?Sims calle The 2 or was ace the a resnit Tel ER his \"Hix \u201csolltiors to to fake action MAIL Ton una.dus EE for 3 aie oli At at ' or.to Porto COLONIAL MARRIAGES.The Decensed Wife\u2019s Sister Bill Passes Through Committee.In the Imperial House of Lords, on the 14th inst.the House went into committee wife's sister) bill.- Lord Btrathcona and Mount Royal moved an amendment to clause 1 to provide as & condition for the validity United Kingdom of a marriage between a man and his deceased wife's sister that both shall have been domiciled In the colony where the marriage waa lawfully The I.ord Chancellor sald he was not prepared to say that the word ** Gomiclle * had the same meaning in all the colonies or in all parts of Canada as was recognized tn England.There \u201cought to be soma definition of the word.The ether night , hothing was more touching in the speech of his noble and learned triend the Chan- he Duchy than his deacription eman coming home to this coun- that he gould pot inherit Egeatod tuna mi a ve Some, omicile w bé changed, but, thelr Tors domicile meant a per- The domicile which was tion ought to be nite manner than ships were aware, | Sontemplated \"by this A ned in some, more de am ds divide the House on this occasion.as a domicile was an much judge of Sach f he were asked t and what was night he ut he could always tell was day and when It was night the same way the at the time of the marr dom Iiclied could always be determined The wing to Chancatior enon or sons Whose let her parte 0 the world, he should n suc tribunat should be able lp évoù The amendément-was agreed bili passed through committe.it Be WE MUST BE STRONG Or We Will Fail in the Fierce Struggle for for Bxistencs.- The Dyspeptic Cannot Win Unless He Uses Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablste- They Give Perfect Health, Strength and Vigor.tic sufférs more than his ues! x agony during these en hot sent up b new in either H y eats of \u2018obstruction an I LL Pr A EL on it.the Tent effet à he Ses eyatem, asic) Pa \"The heart Rory wing prete Frits on ery por Le fainking spoils, sudden and » e condition of the victim deptorab Nevertheless, it ie very easily resta \u2018All that is needed # a short course tament with \u201cThis vin positive) dlp (he oe cest tue dood th grey Sh oF oe ford Ter 5 5 NE rn 0 I 25 oer vues material in so Te pited Water street, Liverpool; Mr.alé stre ; M E.lr 1 Cl} rede et, ge r.a.Lealth, ins Le \u201cDodd's Dye DROWNING ACCIDENTS.Several Reported from Different Sections of the Country.CAMPBELLFORD, Ont, July 26.\u2014 Iust evening while in bathing near the ruilroad bridge here, Mr.Charles Brennan, merchant, of this town, was drowned.CHATHAM, Ont, July 26.\u2014 Samuel the young son \u2018of Thos.Glover, a wall known citizen, was drowned yesterday.Fhe child had been left by the mother in of an older sister, and in some unaccountable manner fell into the cistern.To he child was not discovered until after it had been in the water for tv hours.PUT-IN-BAY, Ohio, July 26.\u2014 The jacht Clipper, of Tole oledo, Ohio former! a Willis \"Arbuckle and, fiarcus Battelle were drowned.LINDS AY, Ont.July 2%, a en C saw mi a ing, near Carew\u2019 his life while bathing with his brother-in-law John Holden in the river below the mill.Cronk was unable to swim more than a few strokes, , waded out some distance intending to an back.He soon went under, an Holden not being a swimmer, could not © fo | bia aid.Hs calls for help brought PM cahy, captain of the steamer Beaver to Ne acens who quickly stripped and found Cronk on his first plunge.All ef- A to resuscitate him proved futile.Fo DENEBURG, N.Y.July 26.\u2014Clar- ence Marlow, the eleven year-old son of Alexander Marlow, of Ri city, was drowned in the Oswegatchie River yester day.The boy was crosse the river in 8 punt with a companion.He was seen to waver and then roll out of the boat into the water.His companion a the water Vie ee wonface.The bod ody was recovered.[RISH TAXATION.The New Local Government Bill Practically Passed.LONDON, July 26\u2014The pause in the military opérations in Cuba provides the Buglish people with Jeisurs for reflecting upon the anomalies of their own politics.The Irish Local Government bill, which has ey public observation.ai- ont as te as though it were a drainage bill for the ity of ork, hes bean mned e condemned with bt \"he à prise in es, like Londonderry, ts a measure for is promotion of corruption and scaud county administretion.If it House of Bod poem ne there ould } be a full muster of peers, a it would be thrown out.Coming from a Unionist House of Sommens where it has not beer: seriously < o ard fase it si.be Aird BY few trivial, amen ments.© ouse of Lord a is tive ship, ithe entire tier ted ond side amd not nst the Tories.\u201cfes \u2014 e of thie = | without a single oune after twenty passions | ry CANADA IN THE UNITED KING- are the Canddian A.Fu, 3 the Bt, Exoch square, Glsagow, HE Rip i 8 {OR mnie lown : a 0 We Boast ao 10 The ie Sail go : hn GQ if; Mr.Joh Sark and Leeson street, bli a Both at edie goord ce, 17 Victoria street, London, at the ment mcies, Conadines visiting the U Ks om ll ba Weloome, | and co ence is in on any matters contecf- with the development of trade between ind the Mother ntry.Informe.\u2018tion of an Interesting vature concerning te nt pa mace ni ds onuragement of im a ne these offices for drouls, SPECIFIC ARTICLES.¢ VV VOD § FANCY pomoss you * womens sia FREE from unpleasant after r offech if poor four wes used?! The Baking Ei frm gars fom ++ vrder 1° cinportant the ae The Cook's Friend fexios Rm vs LACHINE RAPIDS LIGHT, Order electrio light for your house, store or factory before th Call & Vicorie the, e Fan rush.ar telephone EXPRESS OFFICE For Uptown.«a hd Corner St.Catherine and Peel Gta The Canadian\u2019 Express \u2014ompany, the American Express Company and the Na tional! Express Company have established in the Star Branch, corner Peel and Ht.Catherine streets, a branch express office, where they are now receiving express parcels for and from all parts of the continent, and are issuing express money orders al at the same rates and subject to the same conditions as at the down town ofhos Persons desiring this service may save time by calling Telephone No, 2332, The hours are from 8 a.m.till 11 p.m, Te THE ALGONQUIN CUT.The Bow Section of the Boat Now Coming Down to Montreal.{Special to the Star.) OGDENSBURG, N.Y.July 28.\u2014The bow portion of the United States revenue cutter Algonquin Jeft here Patrie on her trip through the canals to Montreal.The stern section is expected to | ave to day.The [Azonguin has been in t rt for several weeks, being cut into len to enable.en to pass t h the canals.The lo, work bas been accomplished bout in ot he\u201d Brent, Sorguis RO AU Mau being uni fred.KILLED IN WYOMING.(Bpecial to the Star.) TORO 28,\u2014Ni ceived b here ore tat Tlie vest, & bas boen ro y lish ning on Casper ere hé was oie ter.He where years papier \u2014 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 oT = THE THREE ha FAMED BLACKS Ot the world are Diamond ° Fat Black for r Wool, Diamo po Fast BI B aA for get Feat \u201cBisok for Silk end Te Diamond Dre \u2018| sults that esch of these Blacks produce aro marvellous and pleasing.our faded and dingy dresses, jackets, coupes, coats pants, vests, hose, etc., that are now ag useless an repulsive looking, can made like new rments with the Diamond es Blacks.Tour od, rusty and looling af ks and esthers are made new vétations by imond Bre Fast Blak for Silk and not be deceived.adulterated with ir pas \u2018wabstances; set upon your d you the Diamond Dyes, ¢ oue a of ora will dye a4 much > of Sib make, Ue three pack Bl gy Hi rh rit ma + Alm tim re css Ei Ln BE rs 230 eM TE Tt mk AS 7 mp 1 « Any difficulty In the eyesight can be relleved by consulting our Optician.Consultation Frye, R.A.DICKSON & CO., «memes À Purchase your Beil Line return téekets né the Company's efico on Notro Dame Street, near Lasalle Avenue.173 § WANTED.À young lady csshicr at Lindsay-Nordheimer Co.'s Plane Warerooms, Fronch and English.M come Mahl recommended.with sorne experience in Agures 113s} 2268 ST.CATHERINE OT.THE STAR UPTOWN BRANCH, Corner St, Catherine and Peel Streets, ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS, Classified and other casual advertise ments for insertion in the Star may now be left at the Star Branch Office, corner Bt.Catherice and Peel streets.Until a pneumatic tube connection ean be made a bicycle delivery ten-minute ser vice will be employed, so that advertise ments will get to the composing room «ns quickly if left at the corner of Peel and St.Catherine streets as if the sdvertiser employed a private conveyance to carry the advertisement to the -head office.Subscriptions for both daily and weekly editions of the Star will be received at the Branch Office and receipts granted therefor.WELLAND CANAL.24156 wit SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the undersigned and endorsed \u2018Tender for Pier work at Port Daihouste,\u201d will be received at ul office until noon on Saturday, July 30th, Dalbuusie, as may be renewal of the portion specifications of the work can be a at the Superintending Engineer's Office, St.Catharines, where forms of tender can be obtained on and after the 18th of July, za : there must be attach- signatures of the fuil L d for the >.In the case of firms ed the actual the nature of name, of e same, and cheque fon the must accompany the tender: this accepted cheque must be endorsed over to the Minister of Rallways and and will be forfeited if the party tenaering declines enterine into contract for the work at the rates «nc.on the terms stated in the offer submitted.\u2018the accepted cheque thus sent in will be returned to the respective parties whose tenders are not accepted.est or any tender not necessarily An accepted ° accepted.9 By order, L.K.JONES, partm \u20ac Canale De ent of Rallways an a Ottawa, J4th July, 1598, Newspapers nserting this advertisement without authority from the Department will not be paid it 17 U MILITIA.SEALED TENDERS for the supply for the Permanent Force and Active Militia, Necessuriez, Barrack Stores anu mue i vu, to poon Tuesday, th July, 18ss.The tenders are tu marked on\u2019 the left band corner of the \u2018enveidops, \u2018lender Militia Store Suppites,\u2019\u201d\u201d and aro to be addressed to the Honoravie the alimster or Muu- tua and Defence.Printed tarms of tender containing full par- ticvlars may bé obtained from undersigned at Ottawa, and at the offices ui the Distriot Officers Commanding at London, 1u- ronto, _Jlingstun, Montreai.Quebec, Frederic- Lun.Haæsfax and Winnipeg.Patterns or rampli-s vu! the supplies to be furnished may be seen at the offices of the Instrict Omcers Commanaing at Torontu, ont.Quebec And Halifax, and at the vrf- but \u2018tlus duel not apply Saddlery, which will unly.Samples will not be sent to parties dJe- SiTINE to tender.No tender will be considered uniess mace .on the printed form furnished by the re- ment, nor iI the form Js aitervu in any manner whatever.Parties must in their tender what facilities they have tor executing a contract if one be awarded them, and Rive the name of two responsibe parties as guar- untees of their ability to perfurm such a contract, Each tendsr must be \u2018accompanied by an accepted chartered Canaan bank cheque, payable to tne order of the Honurabie Lie Minister of Militia and fence, for an amount equai to ten of the total vain.ul wi: articius tenderea for, which will de forfeited If the party making the tender to sign a contract when called upon ro do 80.J{ the tender be not accevted the cneque will be return: e Detartnient does not Dima itself to ao ® lowes: or any tender.sept th A.BENOIT, Cant, Department of Anitia and Defence, Ottawa, 9th July, 1838.Lo.Newspapers inserting this advertisement without previous authority from the Department will not be paid for it 167 ?sx TENDERS FOR STEEL RAILS SEALED TENDERS addressed to the endorsed \u201cTenders for Steel Rails,\u201d will be received up to noon on Tuesday, 3nd August next, for the sup- ly of\u2014 Po Tons of 60-1b.Steel Ralls and fasten- ingn to be delivered C.I.F.on the Prince Edward Island Railway whart at Summer- wide, Prince Edward Island.\u2018 000 Tons of §0-1b.Steel Rails and ten- ings to be delivered on the Intercolonial Railway wharf, at St John, New Bruns- - above to be delivered In the il, 189, pont OÙ T ° 3 Papas Jam Conditions, Forms of Ten- ll\u2019 other information will be fur- Ne te nr AS tite pitlca of BaCHich t office, ur at office of the High, Commissioner for Canada, Loudon, Eng- fy 5 HAVE YOU Bore Taroac Copper Oolored MRA ES \u201cHE 1000 ISLANDS, THR GANANOQUE INK.as tt the BL.Lewrenes, om 3 Ra RA Morning Coat e ©° \u2018e \u2014or Three-button Cutaway Suit.Meets every requirement for day dress except the most formal.Graceful and dressy, with close-fitting back, cutaway front and Soft rolling collar.Made of fine imported clay diagonals, Serges, Worsteds, Corkscrews and Tweeds, satin lined, at.818.00 In Scotch and English Tweeds, Che- viots, etc., serge lined, at.,.$r15.00 In fine Canadian Tweeds and Serges, At.eu0se.0.$12,00 per suit, \"\u2014\u2014; The Fit-Reform Wardrobe, 2364 St.Cather ine St.Cor.PEEL The Kennedy Company, Limited, (NEAR HAMILTON'S, +++ «+ Proprictors and Sole Montreal Controllers, THE PUGWASH FIRE.THE HARBOR WORKS.One Hotel, a Number of Stores and Dwellings Burned.Lowest of the High Leve - Piers.THE DAMAGE IS ESTIMATED AT $30,000 AND THE INSURANCE IS $8,000.the special committee of the PUGWASH, N.8., July 26\u2014The fire here yesterday was a most disastrous one, the total loss footing up over $31,00, ani the insurunce only amounting to about $8,000.\u2018The losses were as follows : W.H.Brown's three story brick bulld- ing, used as a store and dwelling, valued with contents at $13,000 ; his warehoyse, where the fire originated, valued at Le 000 ; his hotel, the American, occupie y ., Peal Chappell, valued at 32,000, and other Tent low pevel 1uvharves opposite dwelling houses, valued at $1,200 ; in al} cours market.18 expecie a $19,200.Snsurance about 32.000.work will be completed by the end House occupied by Tom aæanglile.owned present season pf navigation.by Mrs.Angus Mcintosh, loss $00; no secure the immediate pier and work begun at once on the insurance.House owned and occupied by Samuel Power, $500 ; no Insurance.House of Mrs.Levi Borden, loss $1,50 ; covered by Insurance.House and shop owned and occupied b Alex.Demmings ; no insurance, loss Dunham Street Hall, rented by Mr.Chace, of Truro, agricultural implements; no insurance, loss $600.House and shop of Wm.Jemmison ; no insurance, loss House and shop owned by the Cumberland Coal Company, and ionted by Wlii- lam Brown .loss $1,200, House of Herbert B.Reid, blacksmith ; loss $1,000, $500 insurance, House of Hance Hollis ; loss $1,000 ; some insurance.House and barn of Henry Akerley; loss 3300.; House and barn of James H.Elliott ; oss $1,500.House of Mrs.O.Clarke ; loss $1500, insurance .use and barn of J.R.Clarke ; loss $1,000, insurance $500.House and barn of Hibbert F.Elliott, damaged to the extent of $1,000, insurance $1,400.ME.ENOCH JAMES INJURED.Ex-Alderman Enoch James met with a very painful accident the other day.While coming in from Hillhurst, he left the train at Sherbrooke, to chat with a friend.The train started much quicker than it usually.does, and Mr.James to run to cate it.He m to seize the rail of the last car, but as the train was going very fast by that time, he lost his hold and fell.His right knee and shoulder were very severely injured.At first it was thought that .the knee cap was fractured, and that he might be compelled to use crutches for some time.Fortunately, how- curiosity that existed rega died away very much.But the Work to be Begun at Once on the 1 His Worship the Mayor as chairman of es Harbor Commissioners on the harbor works.has called a meeting of that committee for this ufternoon, to take the necessary steps to commencement of the harbor improvements.The landings of the river steamers will be removed from the Jacques Cartier pier to the Victoria lowest of the upper level piers and the exten- | sion of Commissioners street over the pre- Bonse- t this of the The Late Lieut.-Col.Rodier.THERE ARE OTHER WARS.h'l Dr.Carnegie, of the Allan liner Californian, savs that the Span:sh-American war is not creating any great excitement d among the people generally.The i rding it at firat In American passengera on the Californian were very much interested, and when the ship reached Moville on her last trip, the first ever, it seems now that the knee was only question shouted out to the pilot was badly bruised, and one of the tendons from an American, who was a for strained.The injury is very painful, and war news.He said to the pilot: * t's causes a slight limp, but it is not the \u2018latest news from the war?\u201d The there will be any permanent injury.pilot took his time to reply and he ans \u2014\u2014\u2014_ ere ed: They bat war ore you talking about?i e Ameri A SUDDEN DEATH.and he walked off without having his eux.iosity satisfied.Coroner McMahon was notified this morning of the sudden death of a man named cot, of Montreal South, and he will visit that place this evening to investigate the matter.RIVER EXOURSIONS.Two new short trip excursion se rvices bave just been put into force by the R.& season, the after for Te er rin he | ease Pere 3 summer Special Notice.steamer Terrebonne will lene every noon bu urday, at \"el An Immense Sale.Bout de l'Ile.On Sawrday the wk There's an Immense Sale of Summer fetred to the proper commil .Wash Goods at-The 8.Carstey Co,Ltd, by electric car.reaching the ci dresses \u2018pointing out the necessity of and There's Thousands upon Thoussnds of yom.The other new sermice Si > chorongh organization and proper under.ieces of The Daintiest po in Musline, weekly one to Cortrecceur, the steamer standing smongst the various Unions and nts, etc, all greatly uced for July Terrebonne leaving her wharf at 3.30 pm.Labor Bocietien were deli y Mesars.Cheap Bale.: The return will be by steamer Berthier.Verdon, Allard, Belanger, Dore and Fita- - patrick.nd committee was appointed to : arangemen r a A Well Known Plano.A WEEK'S MORTALITY.he Union will take in.procession The Upright piano which we are sellin .under the auspices of the Central Trades for $300, at $8 monthly, is not a stancill and Jabor Council to the Exhibition or piano which the manufacturers There were 138 interments in the city | &totnds, and expect to have four bu are ashamed to put their Numen on, but cemeteries last week, 123 in the Roman |inen in line, the largest in the history of it is made by the Dominion Piano and Catholic, 14 in the Protestant and one in the organization.Organ Company, of Bowmanville, Ont., one the Hebrew cemetery.Among the causes of .ofthe oldest and most reliable concerns death were the following : Diphtheria, 1; = THE LATE COL.HAWKES.in Canadas.Remember it is an up-to-date whooping cough, 2; consumption, 2; bron- | : .- piâfio, fine toned and thoroughly reliable.chial pueumonia, 2; pleure pneurmonia, 23h us re Lu rite or call at'the Pratte Piano rooms, pneumonia, 6; infantile debility, 10.Lisut.Col.Hawkes, whose death- \u201cat 1678 Notre -Dame street.| Brooklyn was recorded in last nighi'p Star, SP CATHOLIC SCHOOL INSPECTOR: | [2 formerly welltnows in Montel, he y levain gain rapidiy\" in\u2018 weight ama | - ; : \"| 61th \u2018Regiment whils stationed here, Oil.ath on Meyer's Wine of od Liver | The examination of candidates far the toying into business here, he became an ition 4 School Inspector.Catholic Sk in the Hechelagn Light Infantry, Boho il pet held othe Tava) Normal mbsequently.the Sixth Faiters, Jn dus The Moutral Daily Star, printed ut the \u201c1 AÏ applications muse Be ele be ins command of the \"Battalion ou { ton Sane a 020 fore.August | ul d Cave day Content nly he Fo : Raide Tes ry of the tee ot | Hs bou sad ; to rr, (3 preitoe Cetholic commit the Counoil-bé Public Instractiony steamer will leave at 2:30 p.m.The return will be \u201cttn privy \u2018Council Decides That the Plantiff Has No Right of Action as Regards Negligence.CANADIAN JUDGMENT REVERSED Case Arose Out of a Supply of a Drug to Mrs.England Which Resulted in Death, , THB WRONG ARTICLE SENT.Tartar Bmetic Was Delivered by Mistake for Bismuth and an Action Followed.Messrs.Kerry, Watson & Co., have received by cable, information, through Mr.T.Brosseau, their advocate, that the Privy Council has rendered judgment this morning in their favor, in the celebrated suit, England vs.Kerry et al.Mr.T.Bros seau returned by the SS.Bismarck, on Saturday last, - In February, 1894, Mrs.England ordered from Dart & Co., druggists, eome bis- wuth, which she had been in the habit of ng for indigestion, The firm were out of the drug and they delayed the order until they received a package labelled bismuth, from Kerry Watson & Co.Out of this package Mrs.England's order was filled.She took a portion of this powder, which was afterwards found to be tartar emetic, and died after eight days\u2019 illness, from the effects of the poison.À suit was instituted against Kerry, Watson & Co., for $20,000 damages, charging negligence of a criminal nature.The action was taken in behalf of the deceus- ed\u2019s boy,in the name of Dr.England es ual.In the Superior Court the jury swarded the child $1000.The Court ot Review dismissed the case saying that there was no right of action against Kerry, Watson & Co., so far as the plaintiff was concerned.The Court of Appeals unanimously reversed this judgment holding that there was right of action in so far as negligence was concerned.It was shown that the dure of the defendant firm were kept in close proximity under the dispensing table.Against this decision Kerry, Watson & Co.appealed to the Privy Council with the result just announced.5 ° THE MAIN CIRCUS.Varous Features are Novel, Especially thie Animal Part.The Main Circus is exceedingly good.Its menagerie, for instance, is a gem in its line, and all the animals from the Bovolopus of the Nile to the ferocious tiger, which has only n a.few months in captivit, are all strange and rare.Children cannot fail to be delighted with the of youthful ferocity that are to * found here.The small baby elephant disporting itself in the protecting sh of its huge mother, and yet being about fifty times aa large for its two months of life as the lion cubs, whigh are a month older, is irresist.a, monkeys, which furnish great sport.The perfo inside thé big tent, js composed of ol sorts of novelties.It opens with a trained animal act in which lions and tigers, and dogs are made to do various remarkable feats, within a large iron cage.The equestrian acts are as a rule far superior to those seen in most showe of the kind, and particular attention has been paid, to this branch of the performance.The tumbling and trapeze performances are also of 5 pigh class and invariably accomplished in a moat graceful manner.The Eddy family, and the \u2018ernz family, \u2018are marvellous combinations in their way.Another remarkable feature is the riding pony, which is only beaten by the riding lion, in the matter of animal equestrianism.e trained elephants, goats, mules, and clowns, added to the number of attractions and after some very artistic and wonderful -bareback rd: ing, the usual Roman races finished a per formance of real merit, and one thoroughly enjoyed.bout fifty orphans from the Ladies\u2019 Be- \u2018| neyolent Institution visited the circus thm afternoon on \u2018the invitation of Mr.'W.L.Main.They thoroughly appreciated the treat, : CALGARY HOSPITAL.Mrs.(Bishop) Pinkham in the City in Connection With the Work.Mrs.Pinkham, wife of the Lord Bishop of Saskatchewan, president of the Calgary \u201cWoman's Hospital Aid Society, who is at the Windsor for a few.days, come to Montreal, at the 1cquest of the Society to try to get the balance of the sum required for the erection of a Maternity Hospital end Nurses\u2019 Home in connection with the Calgary neral Hospital, The hospital was established in November, 1890, and the resent building was opened on May 23rd, 695.A la: percentage of the patienta come from different parts of the country, apart from Calgary.There is a very spe cal n of a Alaternity Hospital on account of the smallness of the homes of many \u2018of the ranchers and settlers, and their great distance from doctors and nurses.The estimated cost of the new building which it is proposed to erect : adjacent to the Gene ospital\u2019 and to be under the management of its directors, is £7,000.effort has been put forth to secure this sum,\u2018 with the result that the sum of $2,000, n secured; the balance required is ._ COOPERS UNION.additions to the Banks\u2014Will March on Labor Day.\u2018 ting \u2018of the Cooper\u2019s Protec- ios BEAD motif 31 in the of L.Hall, Craig street, last evening, some two hundred mem ing present.Mr.D.Ver don presided.Fighteen new members were received into the Union, and forty applications for membership received, and re i Ld hen there are also some baby | THE SEAWANHAKA.x 1 \u2018Mr.Crane Expects to Have His on the Lake Next Week.Boat.ANOTHER OBANE BOAT IS COMING DOWN FROM OGDENS- BURG.(Bpecik! to the Star.) NEW YORK, July 26.\u2014Clinton H.Crane, whose duty it will be to sall Beawanhaka Yacht Ülub's twenty-footer at.Montreal.next month, is now busy at Oyster Bay packing up the Beawanhaka, He will have completed this portion of his task In a day or two, and on Monday next expects the craft will be under sail on the Lake Bt.Louis course.-In addition to the Seawgha- | ka, which was selected by the Race Committee of the club to represent it at Montreal, there will be sent to Lake Bt.Louis another of Crane's designed boats, which has just been completed at Ogdensburg, and is not yet named.The latter is siml- lar in model and dimensions to the Seawan- haka, and it will devolve upon Crane and his associates to determine which of tha two shall bo chosen as the craft to meet the Canadian defender.This will be a delicate patter, but there is no doubt Mr.4 Crane is capable of making a selection, and that the Race Committee of the Bca- wanhaka Club will indorse his decision.There will accompany Crane to Montreal as his crew, Harry H.Crane, his brother; Lewis H, Stackpole and Sherman Hoyt | All are capable amateurs and sailed as the crew of the Seawanhaka In the trial races.A large party of Beawanhaka members will be present at the international contest, ean SHOT AT A JUDGE.Unusual Occurrence in an English : Court of Justice, MANCHESTER, Eng.July 26 \u2014Wnhlle Judge Parry, of the County Court, was de- lvering judgment cancelling the commuis- sion of the court balliff, a man named Taylor, for misconduct, the latter drew a revolver and fired three shots at the judge.It is feared Judge Parry's tnjuries will prove fatal.Pr SIDEWALK SUGGESTIONS.To the Editor of the Star.Sir,\u2014 Appreciating the value of the Star as a medium for briuging into greater prominence the rights which we ag citizens and taxpayers should enjoy, permit me, through the columns of your widely circulated paper, to make the following suggestion to our City Fathers, particularly those who have the crushing responsibility of St.Lawrence Ward, resting upon their shoulders.Would it not be a good plan to auction the beautiful flowers on that ary little strip (called a park), situated on Mance street, ust off Sherbrooke street, the proceeds to e devoted to a new sidewalk ?Or use the present dilapidated sidewalk (om Mance street) for the purpose of erecting a fence around the aforesaid park\u2014as the present sidewa:k and the park are entirely out of ony.By inserting the above you will greatly ige.NEW SIDEWALK.Montreal.\u2014 rene Public Drinking Cups.To thet Editor of the Star.~ Sr,\u20141I do not know whether it is possible but | certainly think some care shouid be taken so the public could feel reasonably safe in drinking out of the vessels provi for that purpose oh the mountain.While resting on the hank beside the spring half way up the mountain road yesterday,two well resged men came.along and utinzed the cup in giving their dog a dri course the tank wasn\u2019t good enough for that.They did this despite an.emphatic protest from me.Some means ought to be taken to pro- veni this, or at least any one found com- mitting such, a: breach of decency (which would GREIF be expected from a tramp), should IWFé@#erely dealt with\u2014they should be forbiddén entering the park i» future.: CYCLIST.Montreal.Pe FATHER DE_QUOY\u2019S FETE.Teal's contingent may go from here on Confreco: by train et 7.40 am.In followed by a banquet, and {lluminations in the evening.Cure Belanger, of Maisonneuve, will preach the sermon.*.Bruchesi will go to Contrecoeur on ednesday by boat, and Mgr.Duhamel, of Ottawa, By train the same afternoon.r.Decelles, of St.Hyacinthe, will also present.Rev.Father De Quoy is very popular, and bis friends are enthusiastic over the prospect of a successful celebration.Rte A BYRIAN WEDDING.The chapel of Notre Dame de Plete was crowded on Sunday afternoon to witness a Byrian wedding, the contracting parties being Mantoine Hochar and Miss A.Boo- hana.At four o'clock the om, accom- Pp y_her friends, reached the church door.She was attired in blue silk.Rev.Father Chamy, the Syrian priest, who of- ficlated at the ceremony.went and met her, and escorted her to the sanctuary, where the ceremony was performed.During the proceedings a number of Syrian selections were given on the organ.eS LAKE SUPERIORS PASSENGERS.The Beaver Line R.M.S.Lake Superior | passed Rimouski inward this morning, and is due in Montreal to-morrow.he following are her saloon passengers: Mr.H.P.Reed, Misy F.Adams, Mr.N.J.Weaver, Mr.J.A.Mackay, Miss Mackay, Tr.A.Doeb, Mr.Harding, Mrs.Harding.Mr.Brethoom, Dr.Minnes, Mr.A.Morris, Mr.W, Stone, Mra.W.Stone, Mr.A.M.Dickett, Rev.Father Zerbach, Mr.A.C.Johnston, Miss Johnson, Mrs.Swain.at mst.THE STRIKE 18 ENDED.strike of the lasters at Messrs, J.te Bell, Inspector street, has been sat- infactoriiy adjusted.A compromise was effected.The men secure a small advance of wages.Messrs.Charles F.Smith, J.McCready and\u2019 Edwin Thompson acted as arbitrators.Tormentin -*I sufferod for years with totter, On arising ; hands woro stiff and my 2 \u2026 Mr.W.Angus and Mr.Claud Hickson Mr.T.Owens, of Stonsfeld, in at the Hall, Mr.R.Bremner, London, is at the Queen's Mr.R.Blackburn, Ottawa, is at ths Queen\u2019s.' Rev.W.E.Black, Ottawa, is at the Carelak e.\u2018Mr.D.8.Mackenrie, of South Ed is the Hall.monton, \u2018The Ven.Archdeacon Boyd, of Ottawa, is\u2019 at the Queen's.| .To shots ad ure of all package Teas is Walla Cal Red Cress is on overs package.LBAD PAOKETS, 40c, BUc and 600 per Ib, 170Fotyé Miss H.Bulmer has left town on a visit to Prout\u2019s Neck.Mrs.Keneth MacPherson, of.Montreal, hag joined them for the season.Miss K.F.Hiam has left town to spend a few weeks at Riviere du Loup.r Dr.Adelstan Demartigny has returned from a pleasant trip to the Saguenay.Mrs.G.E.Pease and family have eft town on a short visit to Cacouna.Mr, J.C.Baker has left town for Metis, where he will make stay of some wi M, and Mrs.Eric Mann and Miss Mann have left on a trip to the Niagara Falls.Mr.G.A.Russell has left town to spend a few weeks\u2019 holiday at Bhawbridge, e.Mr.James St.Onge has le} town to spend 3, couple of weeks\u2019 hoh at Murray y.Mr.Jubert M.Ewan is spending the sum- met'at Gaspe with a number of young friends.Mr.Reginald Graves has left town to en [ joy a few weeks holiday at Alexandria Bay, N.Y \u2014 Watches.The maker of our \u201cH.B.&8.Special\u201d Watch took Firet Prise fr series or Five Movements nd First Prize for Single Movements at the annual competitive trials at the Gene Observatory for 1897.Carry for the charm of it the - best Watch you can buy.ee : Henry Birks & Sons, - Phillips Square.Pe Bq 173x1 Mrs.E.W.Rathbun, of Peseronto passed through town on Baturday on ber way to England.Mrs.James Wallace is among the lutest arrivals at Grand Metis, for the wonth of August.Mr.Harold Redpath and Mrs.ath are leasantly established for She eapath at hateauguay.Mrs.Peter Brown, and family own to spend the month Cap a L\u2019Aigle, © Mrs.Cochrane and family are among the Montrealers mg the summer holidays at Now Haven, Vt Among those who are established at 1 d- deford, Maine, for the season is Mrs.Spragge, of Montreal.Mrs.Geo Drummond and family left last week for Knowiton, Que., where they will spend several weeks.Mrs.J.J.Milloy and family have left town for Cacouna, where they will spend the remainder of the season.Mr.J.M, Kinghorn and Mrs.Kinghorn, have réturned to town from a pleasant holiday on the American coast.Mrs.C.W.Lindsay and family have left town for East Stoneham, Maine, where they will spend a few weeks.Mr.Hugh Brodie is among those enjoying the pleasant temperature of the Lauren- tians at Ste.Agathe des Monis.have left August at Elegant and Durable Furniture.Cheap Sale During July.Cash buyers will find a vantage in buying their from us during July.t ad- rniture 10 per cent.will be given to all the buyers that will pay in 60 days.Tell Your Friends About Ut.©Open Eventags.F.Lapointe, The Acknowledged Lowest Priced Farniture Denier, St.Catherine Street.* 16éxet * 1551 Mr.Charles Pearson and Mrs.Pearson who are among the Torontonians at pre sent in town, are at the Windsor.Among the Montrealers who are established at Peak's Island, for the next few weeks are Mrs.C.Garth and family.Mr.Arthur Terroux and family bave left town for Bayview, where they have taken a cottage for the rest of the season.who accompanied M Hosmer to St.Andrews, N Bo has returned to town after a few days\u2019 absence.Miss Lambe, McGregor street, has left \u2014 Mr.Chaloner Smith, Mrs.Smith and Mis Smith, whoee short visit to Canada has come to a pleasant conclusion, joined the Dominion yesterday at Quebec on theis return to England.Tbe Hon.Mr.Justice Taschereau and Mr, R.Taschereau are among the latest prominent arrivals at the Algonquin, Stanley Island, where an unusually brilliant sea~ son is at its height.Mrs.G.P.Clapp and family, who are town for Murray Bay, where she is the am the recent departures from town guest of her sister, Mrs.A.H.Harris for the American coast, have taken up Mr.F.B.Foster, who bas left town\u2019 \u2018their residence at Dighton, Mass.for \"the next six weeks.to spend his summer holidays in the Adiron- none ] ys in the Adiron.is at present at Lake Saranac.Mr; L.8.Black, is emong the well knwn ontrealers at present enjoyi a lew weeks\u2019 holiday at Old Orchard Headh, Miss Arnton has taken her departure from town for Midland, Ont., where she wil be the guest of Mrs.Playtair for some weeks.Mr.David Law, jr., of Messrs.Law.Younge & Co has left town on an extended business trip to the North-West and British Columbia.Mr.and Mrs.Lewis skaife and family are among the Montrealers who have made r en Haut their holiday retreat for the season.Mr.and Mrs.J.P.Kinghorn, who are enjoying à short holiday on the M-'ne coast, are among the Montrealers at en nk.Mrs.J.Smith and family have arrived at Notre e du Portage, where they will take up their residence for rest of Mrs.James Paterson and family, who nre enjoying & pléasant holiday at the seaside are established ot Bearborcigh , Maine.Mme.| Surveyer and the Misses Surveyer have left town for Old Orchard, Beach, where t will spend some weeks at the Atlantic House.Mrs.D.Smith and family are among the latest arrivals from Montreal at Little etis, where they contemplate spend: ing several weeks.Mrs.J.K.Bruce is among tne recent de rtures from town for Bte.Agath: .es onts, where she proposes spending ae month of August.The Hon.F.E.Gilman and Mrs.\u2018¥::'man, have taken their departure from toy = to make a stay of some weeks at Mildle- town Springs, Vermont.Mr, and Mrs.J.Morley and family are among e latest arrivals from Montreal at Ca- couns, where they have taken up their residence at the Mansion House.Hon.C.Page, ex-Governor of Vermont, was in town yesterday.He was on his way home after attending the funeral of his son in New Mexico.\u201chave returned from Cacouna, where they were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Forbes Angus, from Saturday till Monday.Mr.and Mra.W.Masterman are pleasantly established at the Dirigo House, Long sland, where they will enjoy the plea sures of the seaside for à Rye Beach, N.H., pumbers among its lat est arrivals Mss.J.C.Lloyd and family of Montreal, who propose spending several weskn \u2018at this much frequented resort.Mrs.J.B.Lamontagne, from Florida, and Mrs, Edousrd Marceau, and Miss Eliza St.Denis, of Montreal, are among the guests at Caste! des Monts, St.Agathe.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Scott, who have heen ing the early part of tbe season at the Grove, Beaconsfield, have left for Metis, where they will spend a few weeks.Mr.À.F.Dawes, Mra.Dawes and family have taken their departure from their pretty country house at Lachine to spend a few weeks at Notre Dame du Portage.Mré.Mills and Miss Alice Mills have returned to Lachine from a pleasant viait to Dr.Chester, at the Thousand Islands, where he possesses a charming country place.To \" Mr.and Mre.David Denne, accompanied Master Rex Denne and Master Vincent Dense, have left town for Georgeville, There they will spend their annual holi- y.: Dr.Jamieson, of Saranac, N.Y., who has been visiting his old friends \\n Montreal, - is the guest of hid parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.C.Jamieson, at their country house at or two.Among the Americans Mr C.C.Claggett and Mrs.Clagget! Mins Hen Major Starkey, The General Car spending th in Canada are Prof.C.P.Mathews, Mrs, Mathews, Mr.Allan B.Mathews, and Miss.Dorothy Mathews, who have taken up their residence at Lake i Villa, Hopkins Point.Col.M.M.Parker, U.8.Marshal for the district of Columbia, is at the Windsor, He has been enjoying a fishing trip in New Brunswick with Senator Procter and Col.C.J.Smith, of Boston.Mrs.A.W.Ogilvie has sufficiently recovered from her recent indisposition to take her departure for the coast of Muine, wher she has taken up her residence at Webhannet for six -weeks.At the Ocean House, York Bead, Maine, Misa McIntosh, Miss M.McIntosh an Master A.McIntosh, are among the latest arrivals from \u2018Montreal who propose spending some weeks at the sea-smde.have eserted their orval for Northfield, taken her departure for Cap a L\u2019Aigle, Shere able is the guest of Mrs.J.P, awes.at Mrs.MacCallum and the Misses MacCallum whose departure from town was delayed somewhat later than , have now taken posseesion of their charming summer residence at Odelltown, where the: will be shortly Joined by Mrs.Edwar Desbarats and her youthful family.derson, daughter of the late Henderson, who has returned from a visit to Murray Bay, has Jeft for Toronto, to spend the remainder of the summer with her mother, Mrs.Hender son.The marriage of Miss Henderson to Mr.¥.Shearwood, is arranged to take place in September.Mr.Thomas R.Starkey and r.A.H.Starkey, who have concluded their visit to Canada, during which they ?Canon enjoyod several weel excellent sport at Mr.Henry Hogan\u2019s on river, at Ste.Anne des Monts.left by the Dominion on Saturday on their return to Southwell, England.Mr.P.A.Peterson, Mrs.Peterson and Miss Peterson, left for England on Saturday, by the Dominion.Mr.and Mrs.Peterson will return in the early autumn, leaving Miss Peterson to spend the coming winter abroad.Master Guy Peterson and Miss Beatrice Peterson are spending the holidays at Tadoussac during their parents absence.Among the many Americans who have taken up their residence at Murray Bay this season is Countess Pappenheim nee Miss Wheeler, \u2018of Philadelphia, who after an absence of several years abroad has returned to \u2018her native land.Couu- teas Pappenheim ie occupying the pretty cottage of Mr.and Mrs.Elliott, of New York, who have taken up their residence al the Lorne House, where their daugh« ter, Mrs.Kenneth cPherson, of Monte real, has joined them for the season.Grand Trunk Railway Bysbem was the, Saturday morning, when Mr.Lecour, who bas bee ÿ the last ten Céntrwl Verinont Railway, and Norwich Steamboat Company for a ten d: | trip - : Led i MONTREALERS IN TORONTO.Montrealers at Toronto hotels to-day ares, E.Riby, .n House: M.A.Irwin, E.Mrs.8 Goltman and prise Goliman, left A J Fuller; Grand Union: F.Edwa a, onday evening far jen rou i .i i .J.ord ; ertaganmett Pier, Rhode Island, where con's: L.Landers and wife, F.B.Ma they intend remaining until the middle of thye and wife, W.Stanwey, Harry Phillipe: - Béptenter.+ Charles M.ave Dety House: Geo w.Mr.and Mré.Hugh Paton have returned to Henry, A.M.Adams, P.Brosseau; Walkel \u2018thie Island Bord a Plouffe, after an enjoy- er: Anderson Bisho able trip to New Brunswick, Miss Hick- McDunough, J.H.om, WS Tn 1 has arrived at the Idand on a visit to Charles G, \u2018 Boothroyd, James Robinson | Ms.Pan + Morrie, 3A Moy; A geiier F wn ; Mrs.Tibbets and family, of Troy, orrison, J.A.Murray; ington Hotel: ! Me ga EL ANS the recent bo pd Miss H.8.Albsres, w A.Hu : array Bay, whers their annual visit is wife, H.R sod wife; welcomed event to theif large se of teiemdn.C0 House: Mrs.| Fison, J.J.Came .Gold BLY M.J.Boyd, Mrs.W.3.Mot D, k, H, Langelier, .= retty cottage Fe Miss Claggett has also - Treas TESTI RS Ir mee TES rer » Tr empire ra rma roa \u2014\u2014 TE Ë x § 4 8 Ë 3 3 19 à | A NZ 7 ea RAS ENR © "]