The Montreal daily star, 27 juillet 1898, mercredi 27 juillet 1898

[" \u201cM paiLy STAR - - Last Week's Average \u201c WEEKLY STAR: «i Last Week\u2019s Issue.verage Circulation of the Star acteur ces (a 51,088 94, 4.733 145,821 821 No.174.{ ST 27, 1898.\u2014 VOL.XXX.\u2014# | MONEY TO LOAN.M you want to borrow money and gra Housebold G Pianos, Organs, llorses, Wagons, 8, Bicycles, on us and we will advance you - &hy amount from $10 to $1000.No removal of goods.All Oo rtions mado without publicity and money can be returned in payment, either weekly or monthly los nents, 10 .suit borrower.all and get our .terms and plan of lending.Montreal Loan & Brokerage Co,, Room AN Ne.260 se James at.13izt DRESS CUTTING ACADEMT.Metric System Taught By Mrs, E.L.Ethier, 88 St.Dents Street, And Director of the Cutting Class at the Counc of Art and Manufactures of the Province of Quebec._ Tel Bell 6057.March.213.306atf ood (3 EL 000 a i PAYING PROPERTY.! 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The Seventh Army Corps, General Fitz- hugh Le: Lee commanding, baa been o to orto Rico.© _Almma Point light, nesr Ceuta, the BAN CISCO, J \u2014 Ÿ nish pena an ttiomnt on the ast of Miller esils for Boss de Pre Ch will pd until further , will mise the vAmerican.+21 over a.200 À CHANGE OF FLAGS, The Spanish Ensign Hauled Down and the Stars and Stripes Raised ON A SPOT IN PORTO RICO.General Miles Makes a Successful Landing Without Loss of Life.SPANIARDS BHOT AND FLED Lieut.Walnwright Again Distinguishes Himself-Americans Have an Army of 23,000 Men.PORT OF GUANICO,Island of Porta Rico, July 25, 2 p.m., via the Island of St.Thomas, Danish West Indian Islande, July 27.\u2014The United States military pedition under the command of Major General Nelson A.Miles, commanding the army of the United Stutes, which left Guantanamo Bay during the evening of Thursday last, July 21, was landed here successfully to-day (Monday) after a skie mish between a detachment of the Span: ish troops and a crew of 30 belonging to the launch of the United States auxiliary gunboat Gloucester (formerly Mr.J.Per pout Morgan's steam yacht Corsair.) Four of the Spaniards were killed, bat no Aun ericans were hurt.The American troops will be pushed forward promptly in order to capture the railroad leading to Ponce, which is oniy ten miles east of this piace.From Ponce there is au excellent itary | road running about five miles north of San Juan d Porto Rico, the capital of the island.The whole of (en.Brooke's force with the New Orleans, Annapolis, Cincinna'j, Ley- den and Wasp are expected here within twenty-four bours.AN UNEVENTFUL VOYAGE.The ships left Guantanamo Bay suddenly on Thursday evening Zith the Massa- usetts, opumanded by Capt.F.J.Hig.ginson, Higginron wus charge of ding Sant expedition which consisted of the Columbia, Dixie, Glouces ter and Yale.Gen.Milea was on board the \"last named vesel, The troops * were on board the transports Nueces, us, Comau- \u201cche, Rita, Union, City of con and specials.is was the order in which thu transports entered the harbcr here.The voyage from Guantanamo Bay to this port pin uneventful.At noon yesterday Uen.es called for a consultation, suuouncin tant he was determined not to go b, Juan Cave, but to go by tha Mona .Passage, tead, pr ho Bert su ve Bak Bilitary.anthorities.an ihe Dixie aa sent\u2019 to warn an Brooke \u2018at San Jusn, Porto Quanico (also nos, Guanica), which bas been ily described by Lieut.Whitney, Gen.! Miles\u2018 staff, who recently made An adventurous tour of Porto Rico.Poner- is situated about ten miles to the eastward, according to some maps, and about 15_ miles according to other maps, from this port.It is a harder place to take In addition the water at Ponce iz toe shallow for the transports to be able to t close in shore.Then again Ponce tue ls some little distance from where the troops would have been able to land if that point bad been selected for the debarks- tion of the expedition.One advantage of that place is that it is situated close to the railroad connecting with Ponce, which means of transportation our troops hope secure.THE SPANIARDS SURPRISED.Early his morning the Gloucester.in charge of Lieut.Commander Wainwright, formerly of the Maine, and one of rhe herves of the naval battle oi! Santiago de Cuba, steamed into Guanico barbour, in grder to reconnaitre the place.With the waiting outside, the gallant little behing yacht Gloucester braved the mines ch were supposed to be in this har bour, and upon sounding found \u2018hat thers were five fathoms of water close in shore, y is a quiet place, surrcuiided by cultivated plains.In the rear are high mountains, and close to the beach nestles a village of about twenty houses.The Spaniards were completely taken by surprise.Almoat the first in-v knew of the approach of pe army of msiven wap in the announcement contained jn the firing of & gun the Gloucester, saucily demanding that the Spaniards hawl down the flag of Spain, which was floating frem staff in fron.of a Vblock-hous: the east of th: village.The fmt couple of three ,awnlera Were fired the hills oa the right axl left of the bay, and in order to scare ihe enemy as the fighters purposeir avoided Sirmy into the town | lest their projectiles hur: the women and children.AN EXCHANGE OF FLAGS.apte Gloucester then hove to within about 830 yards of shore, and lowered a launch having on board a Colt rapid-firing gun and 30 men under the command of Lieut.House and she went ashqre without encountering opposition.Quartermaster Berk thneup- on told Jeoman Fa Pairy to_haul down the Bpanish waa do and they then [aised on the oP fatal the first United 8 tos flag to float over Porto Rican Suddenly about 30 Spaniards opened fire SUBSTITUTION - \u201cRe FRAUD of the dag.See you get Carter's, Ask for Carter's, Insist and demand CARTER\u2019 S Little Liver Pills The \u2018only perfect _ Liver Pilk Take no other, Even \u2018if Solicited to do so, Beware of Imitations of Same Color Wragper, MONTREAL, WEDNES SDA, re ex Liu.cu 3 usée 20 the American le gun qua doing ef- Brew work.gb Oui who received Admiral Cervers\u2019s surrender, and Wood, a volunteer, lieutenant, shared the honours with Lieut.Honpse.Almost immediately after, the on the Americans : nd fire on the enemy with all her three and six pounders which could be b t to bear, shelling \u2018town, and also TOppiuE into the hills to he \u2018west Guanico, There of 5 cavalry were to be where ee a cavalry arian.The tenant Ty mounted the Colt gun, and acvtena: for reinforcements, which were sent from the Gloucester.Lieut.Commander Wainwright \u201cThey fired on us after their flog vas own, and ours was up, and after spared the town for the sake of the heat men and children.The next town I strike I will Blow up.\u201d THE ENEMY LEAVES QUICKLY.said: Presently a few of the S cavalry joined those wha were og in the Street of Guanico, but the t barked to urpose, killing four of them y that tune Gloucester had the rauge of the town and of the block house aud all ber guns were spitting fire, Lhe doctor and us pa ter helping to serve guns.Soon wens a company of { gan oping cavalry men were seen clitabin | the hills to the westward and the foot sol- iers were scurrying slong the fence from the town.By 9.45, with the exception of a few guerilla shots, the town was won and {he enemy driven out of its neighbour- The Red Cross purses of the Lampasas and a detachment of regulars were the first to land from the transports.After Licut.House had captured the place he deployed his small force into the suburbs.REGULARS DO THE WORK AGAIN.But he was soon reinforced by the regulars who were followed by Company G of the 6th Illinois and then by other troops in quick succession.All the boats of the men of war and the transports \u2018were used in the work of landing the troops, each steam launch towing four or five boats loaded to the rails with soldiers, but everything prog: ressed in an ordesly manner and acco ing to the plans of Gen.Miles.The latter went pahpre at about noon afterystop- pine to board the Gloucester and thank icut.Command Wainwright for his gal- fant action.Gen.Miles sid \u201cGuanico and Cinga are in the Frmmodeost portion of the island.Mattea, the insurgent leader, lives at Yauco, a few miles inland.ad we landed at Ca wan a line of rifle pits might have stopped our advance.\u201d ere is no doubt that Gen.Miles\u2019 plans are being kept absolutely secret.\u2018Phe spirit of the troopa, men and.officers is admirable, e Ilinois and Massachusetts Soutingents which have been cooped u e Yale and Rita for a fortnight will be delighted to get ashore and all will be well protected by artillery fore a serious advance is begu Guanico is the most lovely 1y \u201cmot.cupied by our forces seat of the coffee and ugar indstny and large herds of éattle are pasturing in the\u201d mes ows, which are ered by cocoanu and palms.Many Head\u2019 of cattle and 3 large number of Joi have been driven yet oc into tha mountains byxheir owners.Some Ponce I hs set of the igland, once in the secon [has a: splendid - nd will make good base of operatigam® ~ There were 15 large coasters this after noon at Guanico Bay but only two barges were captured: It 8 Iikely that the Span: ish garrison from Ponce ma try to surprise our people, but it Vi on be an affair of outposts.The town of once is sure to fall shortly before the combined attack of our army and na force.The main fighting until San Juan de Porto Rico is reached will along the line of a military road leading from Ponce to San Juan de Porto Rico.Bot every precaution will be taken to lessen our casualties sven to the use of the street shields of which a supply was brought with the expedition.LL CONFIRMED BY MILES.The Major-General Bends a Report to \u2018Washington.WASHINGTON, July 27.\u2014The War Department has posted the following: St.Thomas, July 26, 1898, 9.35 p.m.Becretary of War, Washington, D.C.Circumstances were such that I deemed it advisable to take the harbour of Guanico, miles west of Ponce, which was successfully accomplished between dayli ht ock.Spaniards surprised.The Gloucester, Commander Wainwri ht, firat entered the harbour; met with sli tance; fired a few shota.All the transports are now in the barbour.Infantry and artillery prapidis going ashore.This is & well protected arbour.Water sufficientiy deep or all transports and heavy vessels to an- chour within tre hundred yards of s| The Spanish flag was lowered and, the erican raised at 11 o\u2019clock to-d ES Higgianaon > with his fleet has reared.bh earnest assistance.5 in good health and best nr No casualties, MILES, Maj.-Gen.Commanding Army.IT WAS A SURPRISE.The news of the landing of General Miles at Guanico, came as a gepuine surprise to the War artment.had been all carefully plan that he was to muke his land- pi, at another point, as remote ns possible the place where he actually landed, so there waa little wonder that the officials received the first news of the landing with incredulity and even went to the length of supposing that the story had been put afloat in order to distract attention from the point which had been selected.Just Thy General Miles made this wide depar- ure from the plans of the Department is to ot.known, but it is supposed that h th- ered some Information since he left Si ney that induced him to make the change.The résult, however, has been to perplex the SE officials deeply and to consider- \"ra weir fully | e expedi- gramme À ryuatier of tion.It will now be.necessary to intercept the sections of the expedition already at sea h ing for certain selected points on the coast of Porto Rico, and to advise them of the change ir in the plane.Fr den over 22,000 men are al- res \u2018the sea or under orders to take part a} Joe jovasi ber Porto Ricoand it is pect e num er wi e increased from 10,000 to 15,000 before.the force is regarded as ea.The troops, their commanders and points of departure are as follows: .2 = from Santiago (ten companies), Sixth Tend Massachu- Batteries Third United a atterice B Artillery Fifth United Biates \u2018Artillery Bors jof sixty men, artery} ' Corps and 275 recruits.From Charleston, ier General James, \u201cand F, Signa) Hospital H.Wilson comm: mapdin iscontin, Third Wisconsin, teenth Penns ylvania, and Bixth Ilinois- i rom; nies).From Tampa, ers! 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A ome wa, 0) ews, Major eraï John R.Brooke sin soma Third pack, train, Illinois; Fourth O Fourth Pennsylvania, First K to Third Kentucky, Illinois, Bat A, Illinois; Twenty: , seventh Batte ions Battery AM Mis sour; T A * New York aval: ns, Trop x and C, Pennaylvauia Quvalry; Troop À H Sixth United States In- i antry.Distributed by commands, the division is: With General Miles, we men, embarked from Charleston, 4000 from Tampa, | g200 from Newport News, 9000, total 22,1 i oa Li te SPAIN WILL PROTEST.Because Porto Rico Was Invaded After Peace Proposals Were Made.» MADRID, July 27.\u2014 An official de spatch from San Juan de Porto Rico con- |.rt of an American landing at The Spaniards bad fiers wound- Americdns with strong artillery forces bave established vhemselves on the The rynisterial El Correo, in an impor: tant, article, declaring that the seizyre of Porto Rico is \u201conly afterthought on the ert of the Uni States,\u201d says: \u2018The {S ashington Government cannot ignore the meps Spain bas al y taken in favor of peace: and therefore, in accordance with the most elementary principles of international law, acts posterior to those steps cannot be taken account of in treat; gatistions NEW YORK, July 27.\u2014 The Journals special from Madrid says: The Spanish Government claims to have excellent ground for a protest to the Powers in con- ueation with the American landing at Porto Rico.Accordingly, the Spani resentatives at the European capitals ave heen instructed to make such a protest.It will be based upon the fact that Gen.Miles\u2019 army invaded the island alter Bpain, through the French ambassador, M.Cambon, had made a proposition for This action by tbe United Btates, pain claims, was contrary to international law and usages.frms the re Puerto de Guanico.Countess Tekla, Robrrt Barr's great- cat story.The Star bégins itd publication on Saturday.GERMANY'S POLICY DECLARED.LONDON, July 27\u2014The Berlin corres- ndent of \"the imes, says: The Cologne azette, in en article evidently inspired, says it would be difficult to claim compensation for the losses of German firms, at Manila, because, though Spain is officially mistress of the ilippines, she has no voice there; but, when a settled Government has been provided for the is lends, then Germany will raise a claim.The Gazette says also that Germany , ban a fleet at Manila for no other purpose than to pro German interests, while anarchy reigns.KILLED ON ELECTRIC RAILWAY.(Special to the Star.) LONDON, July 27.\u2014Chas.F.Baker, an ex-conductor of the London Street Rail: way, while.attempting jump from a movin frolley, at Spin aghant, ast night.his § fell under the trailer, Bot ol eels assed over him.He was _terribly mang} both lege bein broken in three places.He was remov.to the hospital where he died at an early hour this morning.e was Lwenty-two years age and unmarried.tain À nish, Minister of Ma.Noon ryt mire pani rvera\u2019s officers will mot reury lr Hoy Santiago.risoners, but that i rm rie be negoti inted f or with the N° a Madrid 4 tah \u2019 Bt suffering.from Te- |.Jr GEORGE GRANT, Esq., their various avocations.Yours truly, GRANTS GOLDCUM \u2014FOR\u2014 Drunkenness and Drugs.A PERFECT HOME CURE.your Druggist has not Goldcura The Grant Gold Cure Institute (Bell telephones 7086 and 6216) will forward it to any part of Canada or the United States free of duty and Express charges, on receipt of price $5.D McDONALD, Esq.\u2018Superintendent of the Montreal Street Railway, OFFICE MONTREAL STREET RalLwav, July bth, 1888.Dear Sir,\u2014I am pleased to state that 1 know several verjphard drinkers who have taken your **Goldcara,\u201d and since that time are very steady and giving satisfaction in Consequently I have no hesitation in recommending your rem- D.McDONALD, Superintendent Montreal Street Railway.| ) Women\u2019s and Men\u2019s White Canvas, from you.any price.xl Men\u2019s and women's TAN BALS and OXFORDS very cheap, almost CLUB SHOE CO.2417 St.Catherine Street, ~FOR\u2014 (BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS and STYLES SUCH AS $l.50 fo $2.00 OUR BIE SHORS, we leave the price A MINORITY OF ONE.That Looks Like the Position of the Turner Government.A POLITICAL DEADLOCK OR A NEW ELECTION IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.(Special to the Star.) VANCOUVER, B.C., July 27.\u2014The ast two nominations are now in as regards \u2018belnæ thosa for tha only two \u2018seats that remain to be filled.There are three nom- tnations for the two vacancies in Cassiar, and as All are Government supporters, the situation will be one in which next session the Turner Ministry will, including one doubtful Independent follower, be able to claim 19 supporters, and the Opposition also 19, In a Legislature of 33 members.Previously to the Cassiar nomination, the Opposition had 19 men and the Government but 17.It is now certain that the Turner Government will hold on to office until the Legislature reassembies, either in January or February next.Then the choice of a Speaker\u2014taken from the Government\u2019s ranks\u2014will leave the adminis tration in a minority of one on a vote of want of confidence, certain to bs then of the Government has of avolding this situation Is either td win a seat or two as a result of a protest or protests, or else to gain over on Opposition man.But the Opposition men ssem to be all \u201cstalwarts.\u2019 though the Government runs on the other hand the greatest risk of lostag the support of Mr.Henderson, of New Westminster, who, though supported by Government money and influence, ran as an Independent and has more friends in the Opposition ranks than in those of thé Government.Littie is likely to result from threatened protests, as action thus taken would cut both ways and lose the Govern- , meat as much as as'the Opposition, since in ; bla \u201cconatituencies, tréati the British Columbia Provincial election, - raised bÿ the Opposition.The only chartce |.ry large number-of fhe British Colum- ane part of candidates and thelr agents, the to old time days or gold mining conviviality, Hence thers are not manv returns that could not be successfully assailed on this ground alone, it being the usual th \u201cup country\u201d when a candidate hay a dressed a meeting for him and his riends to gather together a crowd and ask \u201cthe boys,\u201d most of whom are Yor, to have a drink.Which custom the bye, also sug ests that British Climbs.is oot very Tikely rohibition.Hicat \u201cpit tion.In British Columbia is, that failing a coalition, which is unlikely to be made, the Turner Goverp- ment must, early next year, resign with the result of another to the coun- a the apinian of local meanwhile and development work the, 28 er Mainland, which now, in ancouver Istand, controis, with the wid \u2018or the coast voters of the Vana couv \u2018estminster districts, the \u2018pontieal 4 oil in British Columbia.NO FEDERAL POLITICS.; Some Eastern papers clam a Liveral victory in the recent provincial election.This is not the As by Star, correspondent, 1 Dorinien Politics ata 0 The Liberals supporting the \u2018Government ars five and those opposing It ten, the Conservatives supporting © ment are fourteen and those Supporting the Opposition nine.It Is nelth & Liberal nor a Conservative The IAber ars Government, pu Hall, - Nellso ais (assuming hat he will be elack 5 Po! Kechn ne that he Tbe elected), Ti; toh, Ne 1, Helges geen.Kine Green, Prentice, Kina e, Cotton.This makes the parties stand 19 to autre Jeck RRR AT Seer TL i ne a A PERO 3 Ca EE - Springfield, But, a Managed it\u201d FIVE STRAIGHT 1S NOT.5 BAD.Umpire Doescher Got Into All Sorts of Trouble With Both Teams.WILKESBARRE IS SBOOND.Ottawa Feels Very Sad at the Weak Manner in Which Her Newly Aoquired Team Plays.GAIN Umpire Docs cher ha trouble yesterday and before the game was fimshed, both veams were playing bude rotest he big tick came tn the &:xth innings when Dolan knocked out a ball for two bags \u2014the first hit he bas mice since he came to Montreal\u2014and Doescher cailed it foule changed his mind, however, and said the bull was far, Pappal au and Nichols scoring and giving Springtield a lead of two.Before the wrangle was over, Noescher threatened to Jeave the field and 1t took about fifteen minutes before they got down to business gain, both reams co mt under protest, Montreal on the altered de ecision, and Spring! vid on Dulun being held on second ase o Brien got into trouble in the eleventh, and {or throwing the old ball over the fence Dneschez fined him ten dollars.Danley DID SOME GREAT STICK WORK DURING THE GAME.He went to bat five times and made four hits driving in five runs.Both puchers were pounded pretty hard and they felt relieved when the game was over.Springfield was first to hat, and scored a run on two bases on balle, a flv to right, ard a double steal by Dolan and Green.Montreal made two in its half on singles LA EBhearon, Barry, and Dooley.rinyfield scored \u2018twice 1n the second an arfy\u2019s error, Gleason's bunt, Dooley's error and: Dolan's tly to centre.Montréal tied\u201d the score in the third Tih two oul on Barry's two bagger and ey\u2019s single.| Springtiell again took the lead in the sixth.With two out, a single by Pappa lau, two-baggers by \"Nichols and Do an, and & single by Green produced three runs : Montreal recaptured tbe lead in the seventh, flve singles, a hit by pitched ball, and Gleason's error counting, for five runs.Springfield made a great rally in the nth when sungles by Massey, Bannon, Guibert, and Gieason tied_ the score.Nobod - first in the tenth, ard Spring 5 retired ond, two, three \" \u20ac b as well.we Montreal's bali O'Brien was caught endeavoring to convert a ange \u2018into a two-bagger.Bamnon got first on Massey's fumble of Reilly's throw.Tommy Bannon swle \u201csecond prettily.Shearon flew out to Green.Wilh two out Barry came to the but, and dropped a little fy into short left centre whith neither Grean, Jim Bannon or Reilly could get under, and on which Tommy Bannon scored the winning run.The score follows: SPRINGFIELD.AB.F.1B.1 5 2 9 rm e Nivols, v .oe 2.200 Delan, rf.Geen, La.z u 1 # - AU 1S he C3 ON YT ET Ya ! VNSU\u2014 1 a #l ha 1 1 1 1 wloHsse-s MONTREAL.ABR.1B.5 T - S & coss-toos\" O'Brien, 2b._T.Bannon, Lf.Shearon, r.f£.rry, S.8.Dooley, 1b .- OTE OU Wa Jackitz .Abbey, bo B o~oncwoose® Pra - æ 8 Bl'axmananun Score by innings Springfield FA.12 Montreal .sa .+ 0.20 \u201cTwo out when winning run Hita by innings- Springfield .,.02111 Montreal .1! .81210 BUMMARY Stolen bases, Nichols, Dolan, Green 32, Shearon, Butler, T.Bannon.Two-base | \u2014 Dyspepsia | Degrades -its victims, It puts them in the power of the weakest organ of an makes them | its siaves.= \u201chave corel many ba3 dds bY dyspepsia they.will cure you,if you: gre suffering from that disease.Mrs TB.\" Antoron, 16- Williams | Street, Grand Flgide, bebo | \u201c AYMEEEITE © from #0 TRE\" years.Tuer Peat avy 2 er mod.Dyspe psia_ en in It Took Eleven \u2014 to Defeat prinrtql 7.dur @7-\u2014110 188 205\u2014.308 fir aa ~~ playing good sna poy ball.The majority of Cub pla, on ntrals and the Beavers.Centrais won by a score of 23 to 14.arrange match with the.Hi AB nine.- dress W.Dixon, 64 6.5 > Les ad day's racing of the Lake yacht racihg association was started under a light easterly breeze, and the start was rather alow.The fresher ed from the south.The yachts J a.qi an A held + opetied ok.Be fore = point was at bythe came about a the opposite tack; \u2018and headed for Gar- inn - - Island, the Vivia.stilt \u2018leading, but bog will, to lee This position they re- His for the first rher behind.4 A al force of a b abe \"ihe yachts made slow headway.~The Vivia rounded the first x - Ai | before the Dinah.rounded, The Vivia 1247 1) he \u2018pulled in hef spinnaker and 3 he mainsail,\u201d \u201cTie ng boat was ully à half mile in advance, 2d the home buoy nt 1\u201414, and, before the pal up She lake pag into a south} est reeze.e Dina passing the ome buoy, hoisted her baloo 5 stay sail, just as the b Lou the southwest h hours in covering ome quarter of pheir MONTREAL ANDY SPRINGYIELD.Montreal and Springheld have now lar home and h ftioving table above, he vor ca gta lends in but .eos ie 2 Be hit ho \u2018BATTING, AB.R, BH.725, Avan FIELDING.P.O.A.E.Av.Spriogfield., 436 238 63.ne ontreal .451 243 54 WILKESBARRE WON.SYRACUSE, N.Y.July 27.\u2014The Btars, after winning yesterday's e In the seventh Inning, went to pleces In the eighth, when Wilkesbarre made three runs and took the trick.Jamieson was not very hard.Malarkey took Voorhees\u2019 place in the seventh.Score: R.HE.8yracase.,.001000300411 3 Wilkesbarre.010101030\u20146 16 2 Batlerles\u2014Malarkey, Voorhees and Bur.rill; Jamieson and H.Smith.SYRACUSE IN A BAD WAY.« (Special to the Star.) SYRACUSE, N.Y.July 27.\u2014Unless the attendance picks up substantially duri the next two days the Syrause base tam may not come back to Syracuse after the trip to Toronto aud Buffalo.While the team costs 8700 a month less than it did before the cut, and while railroad fares and hotel bills are less, too, the attendance, little enough a month ago, is even leas now.The team certainly will not finish the season here unless there is a decided pick up in attendance.\\Worcester is an- xi0us to get the Syracuse team and franchise, but Rochester is a more probable candidate, amd if - the Rochester people show the desire to have the team there that they are expected to, the team will be trunsferred to that city.OTTAWA DEFEATED.BUFFALO, N.Y.July 2.\u2014Buffalo won its third straight game from the Ottawas yesterday afternoon.Both teams batted Grey was hit for three runs tn the second innings.but was comparatively effective after that.Horton was Knoëked out of the box in the fourth inning, and was replaced by Herndon.Clymer's hitting wus the feature.Score: ; R.H.B.Büffalo.08230101x\u201410 14 :; Ottawa.!! - .\u2026.1810010106-7 30 0 Batteriee\u2014Gray \u201cand Diggins; Herndon, Horton and Gunson.TORONTO WON.TORONTO, Ont.July 27.\u2014Yesterday's game was a pitchers\u2019 battle, In which Wil- llamas did the better work.Freeman's stick work was the batting Yeature.Welg- und at third was badly off.Score: -H.E Toronto.\u2026\u2026 .\u2026 .001102100-5 uv 2 Providen 0200000600-2 4 4, n Batteries Williams and Snyder; Ega and ham.STANDING OF THE CLUB& Per Won.Lost.cent.Club.Montreal.Chee ee 42 2 Bis | WwW iikesbarre eee ee aes 37 33 529 opon Ce ee aes 41 I 526 | Buffalo.eue 13 39 524 Syracuse 40 7 13 Ottawa._ 35 42 455 Springñeld.32 39 451 Providence .81 12 425 NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.At Louisville.R HE Louisville .0500000005 8 0 St.Lauis .0023000000\u20143282 9 2 Fraser and Kittredge ; Taylor and Clem- at Pittsburg.R.H.E.Ejttabu urg .900000300\u2014-8 & 1 Cincinnati .000010500-6 12 2 pHastines and Bowerman ; Dwyer and eft Second game R.H.E.Pittsburg .\u2026.20000100x\u20143 8 3 Cincinnati .010001000-3 10 0 Hoffer and Bowerman; Hill and Vaughn.1e \u20ac R.H.E altimor Raltimore - 8 030 New .\u2026.0300 Maul and Robinson; Gettig, Meekin and Warner.at cr ookly n- K.H.B.Brooklyn .- 8510006061 5 Boston .-021201000-8 10 1 Yeager and Ryan ; Lewis and Bergen.STANDING OF THE CLUBS.Per Club.Won.Lost.cent.Cineinnatd .58 29 .667 Boston .54 30 .643 leveland .51 32 614 altimore ., .49 22 605 RICAEO 40 ven viens 47 $0 .540 New York .4H 20 530 Pittsbur eue es 20 44 41 \u201c518 Philadelphia \u2026.3 42 À oklyn ere ee ae 8 48 407 Washington eee ee s 8 51 878 Louisville .PEER 30 55 - St.Louls .24 63 278 BASE HITS.There \u2018is a probability of the Syracuse, : team being moved to Rochester .Payette the local twirler will be tried out against Providence.Providence will be here Yo-morow, and although they are the tailenders they are e team are ball and a new man to the team is News one of England League.Providence will try to re- games may be expected.ame of baseball was played between The Comets would Fhe io add cricket ominion avenue.YACHTING.\u2014 VIVIA WINS AT KINGSTON.ass Yesterday.ro from \u2018ina bunob.The c nek the other two DRIFTED TOWARDS HOME, and were a short distance above Cedar IL and, the Veritas leading and Enid do The other two were some Verona rounded four mile point at three o'clock, Himwatha ut ; They were rung out in a procession\u2019 on the run home sailing under spinnakers.The Made the first round at 3.41.25; Hiawatha, katoats, \u2014 The boats ot away in this procession, Veritas, Char- 1.20.15; Euroclydon, Hamilton, 11.20.28; End.Toronto, 11.20.37; 2.42.12, and Kestrel Twenty-two kno hea ed for the 42 nt, while the vacht came about for Garden Island.her Jead, and the Enid ran np into PI place The knockabouts 000000000:000000000900050000 90000000 NO LONGER POMPADOUR JIM.RY 2, Kestrel a., Haws a ded will be presented ae, , RICE AND DURNAN.BROCKVILLE, July 27.\u2014Rice, trainer of the Brockville Rowing Club, whose name bas been inentioned in connection with Ed.Dugnaa, * Toronto, for & double scull race the Lynch brothers, of Halifax, sa: he and Durnan il row them in Brock backing here, and confident he an can take the 2 cont into camp « being : race.Durnan will probably come to Brock.ville to train.THE DOUBLE SCULLS EVENT.\u2014Th yers from the word go | HALIFAX, N-£ 3 July 21.Es sad the star first basemen of the defunct New Durnen, a Toronto, end the Lynch In deem themselves while in Montreal and ' Place here, probably on pay.* Details are now SWEETSBURG BEATEN.SWEETSBURG, Que, Jol gricket match oh, the Sjanbri Result of the Thirty-seven Foot Cricket gi whi N } Saturday afternoon, resulted in favour of game was very evenly a) ed 3 des bad?clown ie Tyrant, Zo tna io mit up to an to ei Homes 3 20; LL 30; = el te Point Kestrel of the aks A came out heading for the foot of Garden Island, V gi.ned a long leud: having \u2018The light wind seem Hamilton favourite.On the work to windward in reaching the lower buoy, she increased her rona drifted to the first buoy, and round- at 12.24.30, with the minutes later at 12.26.40 that time was lying idle in a The Ve iawatha two .The Kestrel at dead calm.uff, which sent her a was then some M idtance off in calm\u2019 water.came home in slow procession, the Verona crossing the line a 1.45-42, and the Hiawatha at 1.48 then was over half a mile de 145 o'clock the knockabouts had drifted the Kestrel At distance Verona Chickadee, three bad mig fished 1 balf the coûter, at a roy ga; , pov Crimes.out of the contest.\u2018They von, In thit order, Enid 8 00.55; Ver itss 4.1 uroclydon 4.20 in the 37 and 27 classes could not finish in the time | limit, the race was As the boats ed, and .de- [S the first round \u2018thus 37 fobters, Ve- |- i ville of Le the match and 0 Rice or ex- DANCE AT POINTE CLAIRE.forti tly hop will take The regular fortnightly ho will be 1 this evening out 84 usual, and @ very jolly dance is expected 27.\u2014The ridge and and played fora KINGSTON, Ont, July 27\u2014The final played, the score being 76 to 75.The best cations of the weather were for a were in the con- ed until t Jiland was reached, when a Vivia came a fiat su had a good held on -atarbeard.- \u2018until pee a \u201cto the ie: nal at 12\u201408\u2014 spinnaker and: 2 with fre ro or club Te om a + = BAIN GA PUÉFEN LEAD ah ee t 199-12 the had gone jib an met her.The yachts were over two: sata «ppexred -rather - strange » Wr] while al it er a er boats came RER score.G.i Curley Se On Gan\u201d fob toy, A Robt.ANOWLITON WINS.i roy 26.\u2014Granby here Satur \u201d 5 ke District of Bed- In the first it for.18 runs, In the | their positions d | and Mr._ Dunlap niternated at second.For and while Knowlton Pat | second game.windward, oki bat ag some distance 200 leads for à + wish fi TORONTO, 0 t.July Z1.\u2014A ba ne, 0 % ha | St .Canadian cricket Seam ah Ne et re ihe be A sIMPLE- remet I Det dr VEUT FU PET wes that made by S.Walsh.The £ fo lowing is a list of the respective Sweetsburg_Geo.Fuller, Dr.Tickle, G.Boright, G.Sears, 5 Lo, Hard, > tamer Boris % 130.Halloran, T.\u2018Barker, À.Stanbridge\u2014F.D.Walsh 0.Cabana, Walsh EC C.bus H.Baker, Ww.thus Rowton team made one run the thé championship ve games won, and only one game CANADIAN TEAM TO VISIT NEW | RE.TE sod down \u2018YESTERDAY T BEL-AIR TRACK.Weather and Sport Combined to Make Things Pleasant During the Afternoon.RAOCES AT OTHHR PLACES.Brighton Beach and \u2018St.Louis Well Attended-Trotting Races at Perth HAN esterday a more deligntful day oat at Bel-Air could not have been imagined, even if such à thing as ape- cially prepared weather for the occasion were pcuaible.The gentle cooling breeze, lowing over yreen fields and blue waters, tempered the rays of the July sun to a mere ly leusant warmth, and no city smoke and fumes mingled with the clear, bracing ozone of the atmosphere.It was a day when it was a p'easure merely to be alive, and there were few at Bel- Ay who did not appreciate tnat pleas ure to the full.\u201cThe rain of the day before had heen pretty well dried up by the moring's : 4 Corbett has mastered his rebellious hair and now \u2018parta-Jt in the middle.: Go .CORBETT -BEPORE AND APTEE.\" d0000000; oso0o0o60.0.poc00000: cogogoope un, bat ERR a, a rile hater, 3d pada: ay; eras sthers |.\"was not a single fa'l in 3 7stee altho a wurer fo ng.\u201cRed Pat alone in id\"of of, seven had ble to keep his As on\u2019 Mosday ore Here: & punfbet.of au sey ik y\u2019s results, and it puz- greatly to pick the win- ours of \u201csure Mr.Seagram vas out again yerterdayl to me ie Frince Plausible win, Prince Plausible SHE FIRST RAGE WENT TO A RANK OUTSIDER IN JENNIE.at 15 to 1.The field got off to a good start, n leading, Duke Little Grove second Hat Wilson third, and Emmence, Belle of St.Claire Jennie, Vincent S.and Peter- man in the order named, At \u201cthe three- uarters Wharton stil! led, with Emmence in second and Duke of Liftle Grove third, Round the turn Emmence jumped into the lead, with Wharton second, snd Jennie, coming fast, in third.In the stretch Jennie caught the leaders and t ath between her and be good Duke of Little ath who led Emence, in third place, by an neck.A field of tem faced the starter in the second event.be Wardell, a favorite, jomped into the ead at the fall of the ag, and was never headed.Waterproof \"showed up well til! the stretch, running in gécond place at the turn.The Dawes eld- ig had not the he speed, however, and al quite a crowd to him.Our Bishop po.out strong at the finish, getting sec- of Looks le; ond place a neck ahead y.The third race was & surprise, the fa- nce Plausible, not getting a Ploce.¥ prince Plausible got the best of the and led rs the turn v5 Terra Cotta second by half and JE Cines third.At the turn te e Pb J.E.Clines ren and passed the leaders, and the race van \u201cover so far as the leadership was |.ff and Lizzie Kelly cerned.fought it out for or second, the latter develop- pins unexpected speed Ja the stretch, but gnu got nette.place ray Step got off off last in the fourth event, strei was nine or ten ffl behind & leader, but he won.Ocean had \u2018the best of the start and ed most of the © pround, but on the gley ra home Judge Qui POKED HIS NOSE IN FRONT FOR SECOND PLACE, | white Stray Step led the latter at the | mish by alf a length.The way Stray tep picked up the eld on the run home\u2019 | Step pie the openi ; ture the wbekels.Parsons led ail the way around, aîter the horses down to Flying Bird, Siddubia and : .5 CEES meres or, tro-yeai-oldy; hoo sad, \u2019 corny fartor : ; LEE ras 1 length - secon Lizzie Kellr 1%\" ALT ce Gotta, ird.Time, pr Prince Plousible, \u201cPortage Gaianed \u201cFourth\u201d \u201crace: for three- lds end gms tree ot , tio to on Yul: G Quigley, 97 (R.R.Mason) even, id; Little oran.108, (Goreidy) 10 to 1, third.Time, 1.50 34.1.Seraps, Jos.moe, Wolsey, pelle of Corsica ran as nam Fifth race, steeplechase for three-year clds and upwards, full course, about two wiles and onequarter: Pierce, 3 to 2, won by a length; Arena à 144, 6.Johnson, even, 2; Mr.- Dunlap, Dufresne, 3 \"Pat and The ono Sixth race, same conditions as first race, sellive | five-e ceighthe of & of a mile: Floridian, on by halt $ length: Min ean?a Tally, to 2, 2; Prince Florist, 105, Sherland, 1, 3 Delicate, Annetburn Toner B., Perkins, Carotte, Hy.Admiral, ran as numed.SLOAN IN DEMAND.Reported That He Has a 825,000 Offer From England.SARATOGA, July 26.\u2014It is quite Hkely that Tod Sloane, the celebrated jockey, has received what would, in ministerial circles, be characterized as a duty call.Sloane, who was en: the pizza ooncert at the Grand Union Hote! this evening, was asked whether or or not he has been offered paid a retainer 825,000 a year from Mr! Pimons, the multi-millionaire of London and South Africa, as à reteiner for first call ou his services next year.Sloane said: \u201c1 can neither affirm nor deny the siate- out, but anyway, I wil | bo uta anything for some time to come, say a few days et least, auit I don\u2019$ understand why the matter should be made public st this time.And 1 don't went to end can\u2019t say anything abot the matter at the time \u2014 ace.Mr.Simons, who intends baving a fine racing stable next year, was much in pressed with Sloane's ruding at the Emglish tracks last season.BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.NEW YORK, July 27.There was a good attendance at Brighton \u201cBeach yesterday in spite of the poor card.The best race of the day was the fourth, a handicap at furlongs, in which Autumn was a sligh favourite over Trolley, with the others at all sorts of prices.At the fall of the flag O'Leary rushed Lambent to Whe front, with Trolley close up.They ran ns that order to the head of the ctreteh, when.Lambent drew away and al the boys began te drive.It was a hot finish, in which Lambent won by a scant length, while Trolley just beat Autumn for the place.Summary : First race, selling, 1 1-16 iles \u2014 Songster, 91, Dupee, & to 5 and 2 to 5, won by two lengths; Chara Grace, 8], Maher, 10 to 1 and 3 to 1, second by one length; nge, 108, {+ Hamilton, 8 to 5 and 1 to 2 , third.Time, 1.48 34.Merlin also ran.Second race, 5 furlongs \u2014Federal, 1H.Doggett, 3 to 1 and even, won by half length; Mark Miles, 112, James, 8 8tol and 3 to 1, second b; jne-half Leando, } at en.112, Taral, 4 {8 1 and 8 to Time, 1.03.Belle of H., Lady Meddlesome, Improvident, Sommers, Subject, Dan Cupid, Sister Fox, Spanish Main, Kiondike Queen and Moner B.also ra Third race, selling, 1 mile \u2014 Rotterdam, 111, Taral, 10 to 3 and out, wou 2 a length; Chenille 101, Daly, 36 to and 3 to , second by four engths; Svramp Angel, \u2019 Maher, 13 to 5 and out, third.\u2018lime, we 34.Mitzgibbons also ran.Fourth race, 8 furlongs\u2014Lambent, 120, O\u2019Leary, 8 to 1! and 2 to }, won by a length; Trolley, 126, Doggett, 8 to § and 3 to 5, second by a head: Autumn, 110, Maher, 7 to 5, third.Time, 1.01 14.4 Lady M Marian, Orion Hanwell also ran Fifth race, seling, 6 6 furlongs\u2014Cormorant, 102, length on Vi even\u201d Lk to 3, won by one bill Jos, Matshews, 2 4 tol 8to5 oo by a length; Dance, Maher, 9 to 2 and d to 5, th Time, 1.15.Savory and Dowager also ran.Sixth race, ] mule\u2014Merito, a, Ma to 5 and 1 to 4, prop by two*lengths; Dr.Catlett, 128, Taral, 1 to à and out, second by a length; h; Her Own, 02 O'Connor, 20 to 1 and 2 to cu third.Frise, 141 1% Gov.Budd also ran.THE DAY AT ST.LOUIS.ST.LOUIS, Mo, July 27.\u2014 Good racing was witn at the Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon.Three favourites and a sec ond choice won four events.Track heavy, weather pleasant.First race, one mile\u2014Adam Andrew, 11, Mortonaid.12 to 1, won; Joseph ine, 92, Kane.13 to 5, second; \"Annie Old: field, 89, Prat 30 to 1, third.Time, 1.48 1-2.Cousin Lizzie, Allie; Glenower, Teifo Cluster, Sir Joseph Lister, Dr.Hugo, Plantation, Kittie Longfellow, Picarone and Joco also ran.Second race, for maiden red -olds, 4 3 won Ty reve Pin, lmbe do to 1 wi emphis, 8, x3 4 to 1, second, Sidte la, 115, Lines, 15 to 1, third.Time, 58 34.Jose hine, Havel, Bolderic, Shine Down, Liela W., Thisbee, Nothing, Alice Coffin and Stride also ran.race, selling, one mile Howitzer, 21 D 5 to 1 , won; Laura ne: 5 Murphy,\u201d 2 to 1 and 3 to 1, Judge De Bouse, 1 Gilmore, 9 to Time 1.48 34.Towanda, Percita, Arik , Skink, Veloce, Myrtic and Stella also wn.fourth race, 5 1-2 furlon, Leo Planter, 121, J.MacDonald, 12 to wou; Dan H,, 106, F.Williams, & to\u2019 Pi 8 to second; Pat Cleburne 106, more, 15 to 1 third.Time, 1.12 14.\u201cBir Gitian, Rosa Clay and -Blghor also ni Pith ift selli furlo Belle Bramble, os\u201d SSSR Las de > won; Mitchel], 110 1e, J.MacDonal d, land 5to 2, ood H Ward.10 to 4 third.* Time 1.17 v5® br mi King Gol ei pace, selling, one iller, 109, Rutter, 4 to 1, won; Moralist, 107 Snel, % to 5 and à to 5, secon King Osc 94, Lines, 5 to_ 2, third.Time, a7 14.Els a mere and Bil Jackman al TROTTING AT PERTH.PERTH, Ont.July 27.\u2014About 500 people witnessed the races here.The weather warm, and thé track fast.In the third heat of the 2.30 class Lattle Hector, who landed first, was ualified for fouling, and placed seventh.In the first heat of the 3 minute trot Little Fred.won first; he Time, 2.36.The third.boat followed in the same order.Time, 2.25 14.ry the first hest x the 2.30 class, Lotus won; Little Hector, second; Maggie, third; and = Holland Boy, fourth.Time, -220.In the second.heat Littl e Hector.won; Bivouac, second Holland Boy.third; and Maggie, fourth.i In the third Top, \u201ctnd © wy second; Holland Boy, thrid; and Ben B., fourth.Time, 2.14 In the; fourth Lotus on; Bivouac secand ; Little Hector, + ; and Bed B., fourth\u2019 Time 14.; race was won by Lotus; Lie Hector, second; Boonie third; and Holland Boy, fourth.Annie Sprague, Ben B., Bell B., and, Maggie capte ran.are ae ere er, of Brockville .e , .or ir frank G.Emi, of Buffalo.RESULTS AT HARLEM CHICAGO, July 27 \u2014Hariem results: Weather cool, track good.Firet race, five furiongs- Cauet fet, 6 to Yon ng Volandis, 6 to second; ; ace ird.i : t was disqualified for fo on rans one mile Lottie Singer, 1 ow, Second race, tra \"PR een .eh ; ; ~- 174*oty} STEADILY \u2018GAINING FAVOUR.Bevel-Gear CHAINLESS BICYCLES.In our 21 years\u2019 experience we have introduced many improvements in bicycles and have combatted and overcome prejudice and {gnor- ance.Our Bevel-Gear Chainless victory has been the easiest and greatest of our career, as evidenced by thousands of Columbia Chain- less which we have sold and which are giving unqualified satisfac: tion throughout the world.d other Model Columbias, Hartfords an Sat Low Prices.CATALOGUE FREE, POPE MFG.CO., Hartford Conn.W.H.FLIGG, Dealer, \"83258\" Ee | won; Elsie, 5 to 1, second; The Dragoon, An ace thinu.- Time 55.2ÂRE Sixth race, mile.\u2014eddler, 2 to 1, won; Roger B., ne 5, second; Prosecutor, third.Toy upturé RACING AT OTTAWA.day.and will » A.A.C.races lost evening.He wus rida won bia ire punctured.Boisver: | © \u201cINPROVED \u20ac ELASTIC Thuss 00.did not make as good a showing as expected.rhe I Now York {6 ont Ih the mile open Wilson and Stackhouse § CENA STI ie oollided, and both received bad tosses.41 e summary iw zs follows: ; boss race, 1-2 mile-1.White; 2, J.Landriau.Time.1.16 vd Que mile, novice.2 race.n.Stewart: 2.Gamble.Time.13.40 25.Time ba wins a Dayton wheel, donated by Thomson Bros., of Toromto.One mile, open\u20141, Coussirat; 2.Roisvert.Two mile, Randicap 1.Ww.joues 125 CYCLE INCORPORATIONS.e een\u2019s Park Athletic Association, ; wipe, Queens stock of $20,000, has been A great convenience and an annibiletor Park Bicycle track.The object of the company is the promotion of athlet'c sports corner of Peel and St.Catherine Wt.and the acquirement of suitable grounds which will he continued daily up to the moment he leaves for Buffalo in Septem.\u2018The sporting talent, ho bave of late i atch ve come to the conclusion that Mec- Coy at the present time is in by far it cer it stated by friends, is amaz- .MT a nr in \u201cwhich be in took a fresh bath in the ocean, a little Fring pme difficulty is experienced i boxing bouts, \u201cbecause ' sire to have a good, f Corbett ms rupture can preston: obatacle has besa im arta a WHEEL Gather ped or are continually piace out ° - place.Teh retained for us to place \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 sufferers our Perfect Flccog Improved y cure here «à cure ls possible.Of cours, there are so! cases that haved MOTTAWA, Ont.July 27.\u2014Coussirat, of no too be y any knows \u2018à those we offer comfort an: won the mile open at the O.pose Uniaresied fy the sublect sail oo oF wri à catalogue free of charge to WAY, NEW ease night sic aD 29 + ++ 9 20) Telegraph Messages FOR AND FROM Uptown Residents and Stores.& Co.handicap.5 mile mile\u2014l.Stackhouse: 2, Mul RAPID TRANSIT BRANCH, Famonde, 75 yards.Time, y the promolers of the Queen's of time delay has been established at he app'iconts are 8a.m.to ll p.m.\u201cLevier es ver Cal Corner Peel and St.Catherine Sts.by the different telegrapb companies in- OH enault, oO.Henault, I.terested in the Branch Office No.1 of the L.Lafieur, H H.A.Wilder.Son T.Wilder Star H.Dandurand.The solicito's for : the company are Messrs.Rielle & Bo; The telephone call for the Telegraph \u2014 Branch is 3832 and the office hours from MISCELLANEOUS.McCOY AT SABATOGA.SARATOGA, N.Y, July 1.sitraction Telegraph operators and receivers have been placed in charge of the work, and \u2014 dy Mo- vow uptown residents and shopkeepers \u2018 cen depend upon a quick, trustworthy tele.ve the direction roudho * Doc\u201d Fayne, graph service.he yesterday began his business w \u201cCali- McCoy in short order.As a matter fornia ne ! no at Asbury fac Corbett\u2019s anxiety to put Park, and the Rid at Saratoga Lake, soins a 3 a rapid Doser ny taken as a hint the battle to quick and estate nl , and he in a measure attri recreation that is only allowed after fore it mainly to the invigorating atmos day\u2019s work is ov phere of Saratoga Lake.There are many spo rting men here from at of the United State ny of them make it a point to visit Dougrey's at least once or twice each oe oe be 7 to get good line on the Kid.\u2019 cCoy Tecelyer all\u201d kindly.but is nat A NEW PROJECT.urally very reticent.He tel s one and all: mal am going up against an awfully clever tend the great cycle meet at t bury pane athletic grounds.commodation ti been afforded in past to the patrons ap tovera of tihe Stock Co, the value of the Sunday and Monday training tends hours, stated emphatically yesterday that All modern requirements.The situation Corbett would be carefully watched, and that any attempt to adopt tiring of which proved so disas.\u201chile ill be ol masq {rous in the fight ith Fitzsimmons, would season wi key | matcbes, rh in t .and skating events, it is corte?understands this, and in quite building wil aleo be utibized as a pleas 1 fully as zealou ure uring the summer season, in ë Fain à is extreme.hand converts will be held and vari- t y t not more Cham four hours a day ous entertainments The À being a evoted Eta hard labour \u201cof comp to in quar an and | enterprising gent entiomen + who w i], make i + t int td at 0 Corbett'a de- À Tectin PR he fi erent Scher chubs discuss the plans ast man wil y s enthusiasm is infectious.He and Bel oo called ao, FRASER AEA airtightness es a good tire to stand the hot weather without leaking.When It tan os When you have to di a leaky tire.Saul, tre Soodrich- Rocher Single Teper Which wih fit the od me, oh will iy need pumping once a month even fu the hottest wi quo & Pair, from or through auy local ealèr.American Tire Company, Limited, con 186 Gb King Street West, Toron m1 : has imbued his trainers with a supreme confidence in his ability to knock out ay, accompanied by MeV ey, z.the former champion To-day he will S ake a half holiday.2pd An number of the prominent members of thletic Associations are interested in the Pao can bet the Kid will do erection of a Hockey Rink and Auditorium, cCoy obeys the orders and commands Hockey baa become great winter game of his rain, in whom he has the ut end is so very interesting to spectators that.ost reliance.le boxed with Payne yes- ita growing ularity Soils for better = tering, and did other light work CORBETT AT WORK.The scheme ue orm of a int ASBURY PARK, N.J., July 27.\u2014Coar- fixed at a \u2018figure that will enable the ions bett did a great deal of work this morn: \u2018eren ing.He punched the bag for a full hour, members of the diff t hockey clubs to interest swung the dumbells, hit the medicine E bag.and e out of it all as fresh as à the success of the rink.The building will Constantine, who muperin- 0, F040 whole will be replete with a pegs happened that we were aptly put it, tad > =.st \u2014 Star\u2019s Special Lt 7 «7 ro.\u2018Description Thereof by the Commissioner.PERILS OF NAVIGATION EXAGGERATED.The Trip Over the Lakes Can be Made Without Danger by Any Skilful Boatmen- Night is Light as Day.(By the Star's Special Commissioner.) \u2019 DAWSON CITY, July 23.\u2014By the end of May all the lakes und rivers from Lun- \u2018derman to Dawson were clear of ice.The disappearance of this dangerous obstacie to navigation was the signal for the howst | manner, that it passes as the natural mode j of expression of the human race, and he i whom anywhere else a man would call a | \u201cliar,\u201d he here addresses as \u201cpartner\u201d in | the same way ns be uddresses every other ; epecimen of the human race, POST.THE POLICE ing of fully four thousand sails, and fron \u2018 Kinderman to Tagish, & distance of forty five miles, one continuous procession of | boats streamed along the wide and often boisterous waters that hie ensconced among ; the rocky hills of this remote northern Tegion.The party that | had joined were ready to start on the 5th of June, and al about three o'clock on a fine afternoon, with a nice fair brerze blowing, we set our dug-sail and started on our long journey of over 580 miles to the metropolis of thn golden north.Our hoat was Bennett but.about 28 feet in length, with a beam if pearly 6 feet, and she carried a cargo of about three tous, with our party of five.She was stoutly built and an e éfllent craft for the purpose, though to thé un- itiated she would have appeared very rough, and, possibly, unserviceable.Th.re was not a planed board in her, and of paint she was as innocent as any young lady of two weeks of age; but she rode ! the heavy sens of the lukes hke a duek, and, with anything like a breeze to fill her big lug-sail, she showed her heels to the best and smartest of the Peterboro canoes, or any other product of the boat- yerds of civilisation.Our skipper was an old hand at both car and sail, and we had with us the \u201cchef\u201d of the beat hotel in Bennett, so that the rest of us, the ti.T.'s or gentleman travellers\u2014 had noth ing more to bother us than\u2018 an occaswnal turn at the oars.A spanking breeze soon took ns across Lake Bennett, and aa early as six o'clock that evening we landed at the foot of the lake and camped for the night.BECALMED FOR DAYS.The next morning was a sample of ihe Weather we wer to have throughout the whole trip.1t was clear, bright, and very Warm-\u2014in the neighborhood or su degrees in the shade\u2014bui with hardly a breath of wind, and that in the wrong #hrection.In every respect, but the inust important, that of sailing, the weather was perfect, and if our undertaking had been a picnic instead of a business enterprise, we should have been suited exactly.But as it xo J all on business nt we varied the monotony of drifting with our sil down, during the frequent - periods of frequent calm, by whisthng tor & breeze and when a breeze did come, 05 invariably it did in the wrong «direction, _Xhe monotony was further reheved by the arduous labor of endeavoring to adequate % express our feelings.Needless to say, e results were not fit for publication.For days we drifted with the current where there was one or Inbored at the gh hewn oars, where the water was -atill, and apparently, as heavy as so much molten lead, surounded on al] sides by e huge flect of home made boats that we had expected to so -easily outstrip.The rge square-ended, roughly built \u201cscows\u201d with their ridiculous little white cotton sails, which in our conceit we had soffed at so often in Bennett, kept alongside ot us and as the occupants lived on hoard thus avoiding the necessity of camping at night.actua y in the end outstripped us.Our big lug-sail\u2014the only one in the fleet \u2014 of which we had expected so much, was pructically useless, anil, as our \u2018\u2018chef\u201d uo \u201chardly paid for itaelf - As-none of us were in a condition for propelling a dead weight of some four tons y means of rough, twelve-fool, so called cars, that were themselves about as much as a strong man could hit, 1t is not sur Freins that it took us two days to reach Aish House, a distance of forty miles, All the conditions that were said to exiat, were in our case realized.We had crossed the much dreaded Windy Arm.so called cause of the constant gales that are wand to blow from it, in a dead calm; what little wind we had, had been from the north instead of from the south\u2014said to be the prevailing wind\u2014even the much libelled muoequito had failed to put in an appear ence, except in comparatively small numbers and of a character peculiarly modest and unobtrusive for members of such an aggressive race; and, taking one consideration with another, we were foreed to the conclusion that either the people who had written about the country were grossly ig- Korant regarding its condition, or thev were affected with a complaint that we found to be peculiarly prevalent among all the inhabitants of the northern portion of the Pacific coast, a complaint of which the most characteristic symptom 1s an unparalleled love of misrepresentation.In some parts of the old world people so affected ere called \u201cliars,\u201d sometimes coupled with an adjective of more or less gaudy emphasis, but in this very new part of the new world, the practice is so common, and in done in such a cheerful, lamblike \u2014 ee ee - \" OURES - DIARRR(EA, DYSENTERY SUMMER COMPLAINT.Price 350.at ait NEPERR BUBETITUTES, ev ane House there is a mounted It is situated on the banks of the short river that connects Lake Tagish with Lake Marsh.Here the police compel led every beat to land, and they took this last opportunity tn inspect every one\u2019s goods \u201cin order to prevent whiskey smuggling.| At Tagish ! police post.\u201cEvery one had to ghow his \u201cpapers,\u201d and «3 there was à constant jam of several huu- dred bots at a time 10 be inspected, the process «caused some delay.The police bar- ; racks are prettily situated among the trees.{The Jog bu:ldings are not pretentious, but they look comfortable and, doubtless, serve their purpose well.The great attraction when we were there was three Indian pris under pecubarly cold-blooded conditions for the sake of their outfit.The capture and punishment of the Indians is a striking ex- wmpie of the inexorable efliciency of police rule.The Indians were living with their friends hundreds of miles away in the inte vior, but the long arm of police law reached out to them.Two constables travelled i six hundred miles to capture them, and they ; brought all three prisoners saiely to Tag (ish House, where they are now in confinement, chained to an anvil, from which probably they will not be released till time comes for them to step upon the scaffold.A PICTURESQUE PROCESSION.We crossed Marsh Lake, a narrow sheet uf clear water, some Lyventy miles long.in fine calm weather with just enough wind to kee us going slowly, From end to end, the lake was dotted over with an unbroken string of boats, all with SAIS set, and the scene was, indeed, charmingly picturesque and strangely interesting wuen one cousudlered the fact that this \"beautiful sheet of water, now teaming with ja thousand boats carrying a crowd of thou: \"sands of men and women from every quarter of the globe, lay 1n the midst of a wilderness of mountains, absolutely unin- babited or even explored, fifteen hundred miles away from any place that has a name and a regular occupation, and that only two or three years ago, when Ogilvie cross ed it, he was looked upon as an explorer, and a kind of original discoverer.Now the lake presented very much the appearance- with a:little water and mountain added - of Puttey on a bank holiday, and, indeed, the humour of the crowd, laughing, singing, and cracking jokes reminded one very strongly of \u201c7 Arry and Appy \" Ampstead.\u201d Genuine \u2018\u2019Arries were there, too\u2014men who had never before been out of a shop or u factory, and it was wonderful to see Bow well some of they got on under what were to them such novel conditions.Side by side, the townsman and the hardy professional prospector had become, by this time, hardly distinguishable in appearance; ut 1 Was always safe to bet that the boats from which came the strains of the cornet, the banjo, mandolin, or flute, or the merry chorus of a popular song, r whence you were chaffed most gaily + you drow up alongside, was ocupied by fownsmen who probably had mever slept out of a spring bed in their lives before.Possibly the high spirits and grit of the lownsman will not stand the strain of a long continuance of the hardships that %e- come a second nature to the real prospector, but certainly they were the men who appeared to stand the toil and annoyances of the \u201ctrail\u201d most cheerfully, as far as my own observation went.HOW TIMBER IS WASTED.Lakes Tagish and Laberge are connected y à river with very little current, and deep and easy to navigate.This beautiful stream is some fifty miles long, and it flows through some particularily fine scen- try.For some little distance after leaving [ake Marsh, the country ie comparatively flat, the hilla standing back and leaving large stretches of almost pastoral looking land on either bank.The vegetation when we pasted was beautifully green and vignr- Gus, grass growing in many places luxur- 1antly, while the woods contained many fine specimens of pine.spruce, poplar, cat- tonwood, and a dense growth of willow bushes.lined the shores.On nearing Miles Canon, the mountains became higher and closed in on the river.All the way along, the sides of these mountains, und in particular in the gulches in between them, were well wooded with, in many places, a heavy growth of what was to us surprisingly fine trees.Timber is nbso- Intely indispensable to the miner, and is as least aa valuable as the gold, and vet so thoughtless and eelfishly indifferent are the people, that for hundreds of miles along the rivers and lakes the woads were alftnze, ignited from camp fires care lesaly left burning.Dozens of times we saw men embarking from the wooded hanks.and within a quarter of an hour a column of black smoke ascending to the sky from burning spruce and pine trees.For daya the atmosphere was thick with smoke, and hundreds of square miles of ood timber must have been destroyed brondlh the selfish indifference of men who would not stretch out a hand for a pail of water to prevent the destruction of a million cords of good\u2019 wood that did not belong to them.Timber is already seszrce in the Yukon, and a few more years of this kind of thing will effectuaily settle the question of how long the mining industry that has eprung up so recently will kart.THE WHITE HORSE RAPIDS.We reached Miles Canon on the evening of the 8th and tied up among hundreds of other boats to await the morrow hefore deciding how we would overcome the only serious obstacles to the navigation of these extensive waierways\u2014the White Horse Rapids and tes Canon.a next morning we were up early and started to walk along the bank from the head of Miles Canon to the foot af White Horse Rapids, a distance of sbme five miles, in order to decide whether we wou'd under {take to run our own boat through.these tha difficult places.There was more than one alternative, We might have avoided danger of the water altogether by having our goods transported over one of the two tramways that are constructed on either bank for that purpose.These enterprises are in the hands of private parties, who ask a rate of three cents a pound fer the service which, with the average +, would amount to about $150 or $200.This is, of course, the safest method, but too expensive for most people, and the most popular plan with those who havdrhad no experience in handling a boat in rapids in to engage a pilot who takes a boat through the Canon and the rapids for from $15 to .ese pilots are running the, rapids constantly and thay know where thé rocks are, and should \u2018Le able to take à boat ait Eh mile miles 4nd we mw 1 x a save | aterm) ts ek by them, ed t @d we decided to take te Tk and run ouers who had murdered two prospectors | + HEY TO DAWSON CTY, their ! that time twn thousand boats had as we were lifting | smack of fresh fish the t decidedly a pasty place.\u2018It is 0 e, with the water runni very rapid- 5 between perpendiculsr walls of solid rock.The water is Jed up in the middle and the currents and eddies are very treacherous, the danger of being th against the rock walls being considerable.Wa saw a boat swung against the wall by the stream and her bow was so ly smashed that she had to be landed and un- londed at the first opportunity.Still the thing is easy enough if the steersman keeps cool, and a couple of oarsmen keep good h y on the boat.Beyond the Canon, there is a pasty stretch of water, led the Squaw Rapids.A rocky shoal splits the stream right in the centry, and unless the boat is under control there is danger of running on it.The day we passed it there was a large craft et there wi six men and some horses on board and they had then been there five days.One or two boats had run against the rait and there was a considerable \u201c\u2018muss-up\u201d there.Farther on, the White Horse Rapids are reached, and this seemed us the gimplest part of all.THERE IS VERY LITTLE DANGER, here, if one keeps steerage way on the boat, ad avoids one or two rocks which are plainly seen.At the foot of the rapids there is a drop of some feet where the water rushes ut a great pace between two large rocks.The space is large enough to allow any large boat ta pass throu All that ia neces sary here is to keep the boat from swinging round-the current does the rest.he water is very rough, with a good deal of spray, and most boats ship a good deal of water.The boats are covered over with canvass and tarpaulins to protect the car- gees and any passenger who objects to getting wet had better take the overland route over this part of the trip.e ran our boat through the whole.thing without touching anything, and when we dropped down at the bottom of the White Horse, we did not ship more than a quart or two of water.Altogether it seemed to me that the Canon and the rapids need not be feared by boatmen of any experience, and 1 should think that the tramway people, who have gone to heavy expense, have made a very poor investment.The day we were there boats were running the rapids at the rate of fully fiftedn to twenty an hour all day long aud a great part of the night, and, though the majority of them were taken through by their owners, the accidents were comparatively few.We saw, perhaps, fully a half a dozen boats, out of 200, wrecked or coe to more or less grief, but in every instance the damage was the result of bad han\u2026\\ng or carelessness.A BUSY SPOT.There waa quite a little settlement of log- buildings at the head of the rapids forned by the officers of the tramway companies, a saloon or two, post-office and police barricks and the day we were there, there must hive been one thousand people camped in the nieghborhood.It is estimated that up to I r passed the rapids this season and the total losses had been a few cargoes sunk, a good many | hoats wrecked and their contents damaged by moisture, and as far as we could ascertain, about half a dozen men drowned.Considering the unserviceable nature of so many of the boats, and the inexperience of the men handling them, this seems to me to prove that, after all, those much dreaded rapids are not 80 bad as they are made out to be.THE ARGOSIES OF THE ARGONAUTS.After leaving the rapids there is a short day's run down the Lewes River to the head of Lake .The current here im awifter than above the rapids, and one makes better progress, though ere, as elsewhere, om our trip, we were unable to make use of our sail on account of head winds.At the head of the lake, we found several hundred boats.tied up, some of them having been there as long ns four or five days waiting for the wind to change.Lake Labarge is thirty-one miles long, and ho one wants to pull a boat through still water for this distance, even in cam weather.With head winds and sens, the thing is impossible, and as thers was a stiff breeze blowing the wrong way after we arrived there we had to wat wb the rest of the crowd.It was not ti e second day that the wind suddenly changed, and within half an hour- sai) was set, and the biggest fleet that we had as yet been in started across the lake.Al her from one end of the lake to the other there was a continuous procession of boets that must have numbered close on a thousand one could have simost thrown a biscuit from one boat to the other right along the whole thirty-one wiles of the lake.e boais had all been delaved like ourselves at various points by head winds, and now that there was an opportunity to get across everybody continued, sailing all night.We left the head ; ake early m with a very light breeze reached the foot lake, the next morning a little before noon.A WELCOME FISH.It was on this Jake that we ca ht first fish.All along we had sod spoon bait trolling, but we had RO Success, except on Lake Labarge, where we caught two fine Arctic trout, and oat another just m into boat.This was to us a treat that realize who has not been weeks at a time to salt pork, beans, and baking powder bread.We were considerably disappointed at our want of success in fishing as we could see that | the fs: were there in lrge numbers.Some people at the Various camping set nete at t, and with these they invariably, caught a considerable number of fish.We had no net, and we had to swallow our envy\u2014and our salt pork.Altogether in e matter of game, we were disappointed.We had expected to get scme ducks and had had dim visions of roast goose, but though we saw a few ducks al} along the route, and here and there faintly heard the distant cackle of Reese, we never had a chance of Landing anything.no one can fully condemmed for UNEXPECTED OBSTACLES.Flowing out of this lake is what is known as the \u201cThirty Mile River,\u201d which is the local name for that part of the Lewes.Here the current is very swift, ranning from 4 to 5 miles an hour, Legan to make the best progress that we had yet made, and were eginning to feel good in consequence, when suddenly our mirth was stopped by the skipper calling us to man the oars quickly, and put like ig rock 0 \u2014! Right in front of us was a standing out of the water with only a rarrow channel between it and the shore, We had heard nothing of the rocks in the Thirty Mile, and were nat looking out fors them.However, the watchiul eye of our skipper had just saved us, and we got through all right.Later on, we pulled out our \u201cOfficial Guide,\u201d by Mr.vie, and again our surprise, we could find no warning of the dangers of the Thirty Mile.He could not have seen the rocks in the condition that we saw it, for surely he would have warned his readers against what we found to be the most dangerous place on the whole route.He has said so much against the White Horse, Five Fin.Rink Rapids that people are un- pecensari) frightened of them, but of the hirty Mile he has said nothing, and here there were more worse wrecks than at any part of the route.Just in front of us a acow struck the rock that [ have mentioned.and was broke clean in two.By à miracle, it seeme à to us, each piece was landed separately, \u2018one about half a mile -from the other, and very little was actually lost.We saw another scow in the same shape, and further along the wrecks were numerous, including a large steamer called the Kalu For several miles the river is full of rocks, and the channel keeps crossing from side to side, so that in such iit water it re ûnires grent care and watchfuiness to void stri something.along this ta of the river was particular- | FRASER RERO, .and a Effects Quick cas Health\u201d It is the con b= It FRASER BROS, Auctioneers.458 and 635 gt.> James Bt, 3 Corn ner of Inspector, regu lar auction, on v TRIDAY, 29h JULY, ATTEN 4.Ne \"eo ut 350 lots mishellaneous [Hotsehold ate and Bttec ton ppieing Bed.oom equis- large quantity of Miscellaneous Consignments solicited, Advances made.h returns.duty of every mother to point out this star aud indicate this pathway to her daughters, There are too many unhappy\u2014too many unhealthy women in the world.At every gath where women meet alone, the In re A.H.S.B story is heard of sickness and nervousness and despondency.The woman who suffers in this way makes a mistake to consult the average obscure physician.If she does s0, the chances are that she is told that her trouble is nervousness or insomnia or indigestion or heart trouble.It does not happen very often that this diagnosis is correct.When by some fortuuate chance she is told the truth, that she is suffering from weakness and disease of the distinctly feminine organism, she is told at the sans time that she must submit to the obnoxious examinations and local treatment so embarrassing to a sensitive woman.All this is unnecessary.The wise woman will seek the advice of some speciatiat of world wide reputation.Dr.R.V.Pierce is such a man.For thirt years he has been chief consulting physician to the Invalids\u2019 Hotel and Surgical MONDAY, 1st MARCOTTE BROS., Auctioneers.INSOLVENT NOTICE.ESSETTE, Magog, P.Q.Sale by auction-at No.6 ST.JAMES ST.Montreal, AUGUST, 1898, At Eleven O'Clock.Stock of bu Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hardwaro, Hats and Caps, © Fixtures.0.Lu .Holling Stock.ll] 87 Book debts and bills receivable per list.Ba 31 Store will be open on 30th July.KENT & TURCOTTE, 97 Bt.James Street 170 taw8 tc.$5080 27 \u2026 M 10, 272 50 Institute, at Buffalo, N.Y.During that time, with the assistance of a staff of eminent physicians, he has treated thousands of ailing women.He is the inventor of that wonderful medicine for women known as Dr.Pierce's Favorite Prescription.This medicine acts directly on the delicate and important organs that make matertity possible.It cures all weakness, disease, internal ulceration and inflammation and debilitating drains, It has transformed thousands of weak, suffering women into healthy, happy, robust wives, It is for sale by all good medicine dealers.Never fail to cure constipation \u2014 Dr, Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.To BU 24x34, 24x48 Assorted Frames, Apply to 91 et ILDERS.Material For Sale.Window Sashes, new, sizes 24x24, 17x30, from 34 to 48x24, Quantity of Harawood Bannisters STAR OFFICE.» FREE!! 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SAG Si To the consumers of TRE QUEEN'S .LAUNDRY BAR The Best soap on the market for the last 30 years, and still far ahead of ail competitors.BOOKS, ++ MUSIC, + PICTURES.+ TOYS, + PLATED WARE, Etc, Etc, Over 40 handsome and usefui articles given away in exchange for wrappers.Send your name and address on Post Card for our beautifully illustrated Catalogue.THE ALBERT TOILET SOAP COMPANY, « 168 McCord Street, MONTREAL, -~ Sole Proprietors and Meoo-foitirarg of tha worl-1 == \u201cv's Own Soap.\u201d = qu qe => THE Produce each a SR Alcoho ly disease oh pant Opium, iH: ensily io Tobacco texted Using Fins HOME TREATMENT.WRITE FOR PARTICULARS.ment, and proofs of Detailed information of this treat.suocess, ¢ reo upon application to i THE KEELEY INSTITUTE, LIMITED., 582 Sherbourne Street, Toronto.its sen 156*inySa w33 end lots of wild roses and many other flowers, besides strawberries, cranberries and other small fruits.DRIFTING TOWARDS DAWSON.We passed the mouth of the Hootalinqua ot noon of the 14th, and were called arhore by the police who have a station there.Once more our papers were inspected, and we were allowed to proceed on gur way until the next police post was reached at the mouth of the Big Salmon, the game evening.Here, for the last time, we had to show our papers, and from this point we decided to drift along, day and night, stopping only for our meals.The stream was running at about four miles an hour, and we simply drifted along with cut rowing.If we a fair wind, we rhould have made very rapid progress.Fven as it was, we averaged over four were practically miputé.the Stewart.we found the cam because Mr.many people have pitched camp a! of cleaning up a - dike.i hour, without rowing much, over ) The hole \u2018distance from Thirty.Mile to She afternoon) os ox ei La ant, the Dawson.In order to work the boat.we hair and shaved us while birde sang organized ourselves into watches of four vie That night we tied up o on bout thi 0 Dawson, in order to take the opportunity before preeenting ourselves at the golden metropolis of Klon- here at one in the morning, \u2018not our blithely in the trees overhead.some ten miles\u2014we found the river wide and very full of islands and shoals, which impossible to .avoid it one got out of the proper channel for a Here for the first time we touched the bottom and as if broken we kept on touching from then to t the mouth of the Stewart caches of some hundreds of new comers who were making prenarations to prospect that river.fre Stewart is known as \u201cOgilvy\u2019s Tip, ilvie has recommended it in his guide to prospectors, and in con- uence is everybody's tip and a great me ) er their fait to ur boat and miles from ps and pinned little the spell were Just as ARTHABABKA.\u2014 PF \u2014 No.17 Adama: 1.Part of lot Nu.e nw The second range gt the townahi rthabasks.which D of Artha 4 t part of lot No.K3 an the official plan of the parish of Gte.Victuire of Arthabaska.An encore ln the town of Victaria- vf lot No.1 of the tow D of Arthabaska, known t No.twenty-nine of the official tre oF the parish of Ste.Victoire ot Art baska; Tram noes aad Jsvendencies.suld a © dour of the rish cl cu of Bte, Victoire of Arthabaska, August a teenth neat, at tea o'clock a.m.7 \u2014No.432.\u2014 Francois Xav- vs.Charles Prouix.eleven in PERCE, \u2014 F.F, ler Caron, ar.Lo door uv.(ne parisb church Desespoir, August thirtieth next, at eloven d'uiucK a.m.BT.JOHNS.\u2014 FF Banque de 8t.L Lot N Q.5 Jean va.Joseph Buurgevis.t o.one hundred und seventy-che on the alicia) plan of the parish oc St.Bernard Je Lacolle, situate in the fifth concession du TY.¢ Lot number one hundred and seventy- iy on said official plan, situate at the same 3, Lot number one hundred and seventy on suld officlal pian, 4 situate ut the same place.Lot number one hundred anu 8ixty-elight on sald official plun, uituate et the samy B.A plece of ground in the parish of St, Cyprien, district of lberville, known on otti- cial plan of said parish ns uumbets thre: lundreu and fifty-three, three hundred und fiity-four three hundred and flfty-ave, threo undred and -uix and three hundred futy- seven: with the buildings thereon urected.8.Lo ber fuur hundred and ninety on .t mn official plan uf Aad burlsh vf Bt, dour or the parish church of St.Bernard o'clock a.m, and lots five and six at the door { the parish church ot St.Cyprien, August seventeenth next, at threes o'clock p.m DISTRICT OF MONTMAGNY., \u2014 FF, \u2014 ©.460.\u2014Plerre Morin vs.Theophlic Bernier Clement.) lot forming part of number one hundred and thirty-six of the official cadastre vf Cup St.Ignece; with a house and other buifdings theroun constructed, circumstances and deu- pendencies (subject ta an annual rent of ten dollura.y v be suld at the door of the parish church of Cap St.Ignace, July twenty-eightb instant at én o'clock a.m.MONTREAL.\u2014 F.F.\u2014No.72.\u2014 Dame Clementine Mayrand vs.Ephrem Jacques.t number two hundred and elghteen of the official plan of the parish ut Cantrecoeur: with a house, barn and other bulldings there- an erected, 3.An island in the river St.Lawrence, fac- tr the land above described, called Onion Island \u201c(lle aux Oignons), being number five hund and twenty-ilve of official plan of the barish of Contrecueur.3.An islet near said Onlon Island, being ber five hundred and twenty-four of said official Plan of the parish of Contrecoeur, 4.Part of an island known as Ile\u2019 a Bonin.ng number five hundred and fifty-two of official plan of the parish of Contrecoeur.5 Another part of island and half of another part of Isiand, nine of sald official plan of the parish of Contrecoeur.(Not subject to mostgage meationed in ureviqus notices.) To be sold at the door of the parish church of Contrecoeur, August fifth next, at eleven \u201d .m.~ MONTREAL.\u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.40.\u2014 Louls Joseuh Amedee Pauineau, Marte Louise West- cott Papineau and Hon.Auguste C.Papineau, mage Leclalre.uv of two lotz of land \u2018in the bounded in front b ¢s gual, vs.1.A fot made ety of Montreal, ge Jean Baptirte, county of Hochelaga; with the buildinks thereon erected.2.Another Jot made up of two lots In the city of Montreal: bounded in front by Laval 2 numbers one thousand and thirty-nime and one thousend and forty of the official subdivision of lot number fifteen of of- geial nlan of the incorporated village of St.Jean ptiste, county ut Hochelaga: with he bulldin thereon erected.me A Jot on the south corner of St.Urbain street and Duluth ity of Montreal, tion, of lot number officla) plan of the Incorporated village of St.Jean Baptiste, county of Hochelaga: bounded in front by St.Urbain two br bl \u201con the rear.and other bufidings erect- à Jot.the houses being numbers seven hundred and ten.seven hundred and twelve, seven hundred and fourteen and seven hundred and sixteen St.I'rbain st., and nu™- bers four hundred and eighty-eight, four hundred and ninety-four and four hundred and r-eight of Duluth ave.ee fold at Bheriffs office, Montreal, -Au- gust nineteenth next, at cleven o'clock a.m.7 \u2014 avenue, fin the MONTREAL.\u2014 F, F.ue 968.\u2014 Charles rd vs.Louis Paquette.Bene of land in St.Jean Baptiste ward, he incor- Montreal, known on official plan of tl t £t Jean Baptiste, county or Hoo cage an numbers ne hundre And fty-nine and one hundred and sixty.alc aq being official subdivisions of lot No.six, form one plot, and front on hambord street; ufidin, thereon erected.ht > a at Sheriff's office, Montreal, Au- pin.gust eighteenth next, at two o'cloc .F.\u2014 No.1628.\u2014 Dame Patrick Robertson.es qual, vs.Ludger MONTREAL\u2014 F.Isabella Barnston, and Charles Handyside, Tt.; e town of St.Henri de Montreal, com pose olin north-easterly portions ot lots numbers eleven hun and thirty- dred and thirty-slght of 1 of the parish o ontreai, form- Dee pot with buildings thereon erected, and all rights, members and appurtenances longing.thereto Pete Bheriff\u2019s office, Montreal, Au- guet elghteenth next.at, eleven o'eloc) m ONTERAL.\u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.cinthe H.Fulier, James 8.Non.A.W.Atwater, es qual, Henderson Lots in Bt known on offlcia number eighteen, Law Dougui.\"and , an vi H.rence ward, Montreal, 1 peril as part.of official lot \u2018forming the southwest oor- ner of St.st.and Pine eve: with d thereon er 0 er na ner office, Montreal, July twenty-eighth instant, at ten o'clock a.m.hours each, in regular matine fashion, each getting hot\u2014in the wee sma\u2019 NTT \u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.169.\u2014 Lomer watch being composed of three, men, one awe uted nts bed and took a God Fogoiphe Leinieùx and Jererats L.Da.cree Th gave.oa ver lide sep Sond rest, bore ring to fm our inter fe, To QUES Lon 1 ere) y : > esting journey.3 treet, with 2 house ahd bat it was the only way we were able to The following afterncon we arrived at front ines hasten erected; being the north stand it.Dawson.What we saw there and what joe No.M3 on official plan of the vil- kind of a place it is, is ong & sub- lage ngueutl t the parish church DAY LIGHT ALL NIGHT.ject to even touch upon now and must be To be sold at the door of the parish church There is of course, à day and a night here, in June, according to the clock, but it is not day and ni as most pegple t it bread day- .know them.At midnigh ER rond ol CAN ADA light, the birds are wingi Pht, gusto than at midday; there are no stars and the moon is only visible when full.and like some of our friends in that condition, looks pretty sickly; aad about the only palpable difference between day and night is the fact that the latter = a_good deal cooler than the former.The river was just as easy to navigate in the middle of the night as in the middle ot the day and 1 found it as easy to sleep in the daylight of the day time ns in the daylight of the night time.In this manner we covered a many miles in spite of head winds ail the way, in the twenty-four hours some \u2018days doing as much as eighty miles or more.; On the fifteenth we shot the Five Finger Rapids which we found to be nothing it one took the right channel.À few miles further on we passed the Rink Rapids which were still less, always under.the same proviso, that if we took the right channe).The right channel is the right one in both senses of the word and we heard of no accidents to any one who kent this course.NEARING THE GOLD MINES.Early in the we entered the At Atlantic by steame before rning ot the sixteenth Yukon river, at the con- of the Pelly and soon reached Fort from Pict Sonne.Here we found a small Indiua August, 4 hand Arrived in Pnsiand sa settlemernt\u2014the Indians were all shink\u2014 arrival to the Portuguese Government as Le Be Te nentrday Sx\"Ensport, and susequentiy to (he Bpan- rer eneiy in the moins passed | prwat and the Teabella Begunda.dy i K \u201cthi f-war, and called very early in the morning, \u2018we passed the 19 an, and called ! S frorRin 4 oo ere of he Sho a from re he BTE - \u201d : ship in the world.\u201d -, .die Lan \u2018| , built at London, anû the ID YOUR HOUSE | ant elon rel, 503% Hoot BED BUGS , \u201cthe sailing from Cork, I OF BED BUGS es.Las = {he later tro Buxiand.These on te TE rot.your sew 2 Now ¥ harbor after à voyage from purs rot Cu Ov Te 7 Soroute: ian but a Jew hou of ae To tnd ~y Shel\u201d EAE $ \u201con qe 5, t letter.reserved for my nex à ITE.WAS FIRST To Bend a Steam Vessel Across the lantie.Mr.H.F.Russell-Howlang.mn a letter to the Atlantic Journal about a month ago, gives à short review of the crossing of the TS.In 1907 the Clermont, built by Fulton & Livingston, made a successful voyage from New York to Albany.Comet was bullt on the Clyde by Henry Bell.and was the first steamship to be built in Europe.In 1818 a steamer named the Savannah left that place with the Intention of steaming to Liverpool, but the wood which was used for fuel gave out she reached that she cannot bs counted as the first vessel to steam across the Atlantic.Canada has the honor,\u201d says the writer, \"of sending out the first vessel that made - the eutire passage under steam.This was the Royal William, launched at bec, in 1831.She sailed, ors oser vues Shodia, on the mn af her destination, agalnst the Carlists at : Was mow tian.y the he mouth of the ; A, ore (No Atlantic entirely under steam, but also the first steam war- In 1818 the elghth inst, @t eleven o'clock a.m.de Lacolie, August seventeenth next, at eluven | ! pe à rm ; ; i » of Sale x MONTREAL.\u2014 FR.».Beaudin, Cardinm, I F Vocates, \u2014 No.u®, ~ main.ed, er And.Bainter suit of rchibal Berthizume, d sur distraction de , Io Dunbar \u2018Taylor vs, fle 0 emplacement fronting on Simpson se, Bt.Antoine ward, Montreal, forming north- West part of lot official plan of said war s number seventeen hundred and thirty-nine; with two stoue and brick houses thereon erected, known as civic numbers nine nnd eleven Simpson st.To sold at Sheriff's office, Montreal, Au- ust Dinetcenth next, ut two o'olock pm.MONTREAL -\u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.11297.\u2014 Bchoul Conunissioners of the Municipality of the Parish of St.Gregoire le Thuumaturge va.Dame Marte (Chouinard.A lot in St.Denis ward, Montreal, bel southwest corner of Breboeuf and Gilrord streets, known on official plan af the village wl Cuts St.Louis, county of Hoentiaga.under number one hundred and three of tne subdivision vf original jot number three hundred twenty-nine; with bulldinga thereun erected, To be sold at Sheriff's office, Montreal, July twenty-ninth instant, ar eleven o'clock &.m.QUEBEC.\u2014 F.F, No.ilo.\u2014 Jean Baptiste DeVillers vs.Hospice derusse.Lot number one hundred ant twenty-one of the ofticlal cadastre of the partun of .Emmelie de Lotbinlere.in Lhe portage concession; with bulrdings.; To he sold ut the door of the parish church uf Ste, Emmelie de Lotblniere, August nineteenth next, at ten o'vluck am, QUEBEC.- F.F.\u2014 No.2131.\u2014 Lazare Bedard vs.Francois Xavier Sevigny.1.Lots numbers ones hundred anda fifty-one and one hundred and fitty-two, of official cadastre 1 the parish of St Flavien, county Lotbiniere, with butldings.to be sold in one Jot.2.Lot number one hundred and furly-seven of official cadastre of the perish of St.Fia- Vien, county of Latbiniere.with bulldings.To be sold al the door of the parish church of Mt Flavien, August nineteenth next, at tea clock a.m.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 QUEBEC.\u2014 FF.\u2014 No.173 \u2014 Dame Maric l'hilomene Antoinette Simard ve An- Rus Baker.iat number one hundred and ten of official cadastr« af the parish of Saint Nicholas.in the first range.with bulidings thereon orect- ed, circumstances and dependencies \u2018fu Iv rold at the door of the parish church of Bt Nicholas, county of Levis.August niwne- teenth uext, ut eleven o'clock a.m QUEBEC.F.F.\u2014 Nu.611.\u2014 Joszph Tranquille Thibault vs.Onezime Dore.1.Lot number three hundred and forty-nine Of ufliclal cadastre ul the parish of St.Augus- Un, county of Portoeur, in the second concession Lemarre; clreumstances und depeu- dencies.2 Lot pumber three hundred and forty- three of official cadastre of the parish of St.Augustin, county of Portneurf second cone cession Demarre, circumstances and depen- dencles.4.Lot number three hundred and fifty-one 0: official cadastre uf the parish of St.tin, county of Portneuf, Dem, circumstances + number one hundred and ninety of oilicial cadastre of the parish of St.Augustin county Portneuf, third concession Demarre, circeumatances and dependencies.\u20ac sold at the dour of the parish church of Bt.Augustin, August nineteenth next, at tes o'clock a.m.DISTRICT OF RIMOUWKI \u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.5258.\u2014 Ant Turcotte vs.Louls Duret, alias Louls Ignace Duret.in the fourth range of the parish of Bt.Germain de Rimouski.with butldings thereon erected® and dependencies, being nuin- ber three hundred and thirty of the official cadastre of said par To Le sold at the door of the parish church of 8t.Germain de Himouski, August eight- centh next at ten o'clock sm.DISTRICT OF RIMOUSKI \u2014 F.F, - No.&10.\u2014Charles Blouin, sr., ve.Pierre Langlois.A land in the first range of the township being No, 2C of the official cadasire township; with buildi thereon circumstances and dependencies, 0 be sold at the door of the parish church of St.Luc de Matane, August seventeenth next, at ten o'clock a.m.DISTRICT for RIMOUSKI.\u2014 F.F.-Ko.2451.\u2014 Plerre Therriault vs.Joseph Belanger.Aaland in the second range of the parish of Bt.Germain Ge Rimouski, with buildings.circumstances and dependencies, being num- r two hundred and forty-five of the official cadastre of said parish.(With deduction therat rum.) : To be soid at the door of the parish church of 8t.Germain de Rimouski, July thirtieth instant, at ten o'clock a.m.DISFRICT QF RIMOUSKI.\u2014 F.F 2443.\u2014 The Canad] with a house and depen- dencles.To be sold at the door of the parish church of St.Octave de Metis, July twenty-ninth instant, at ten o'clock a.m.circumstances © 8T.FRANCIB.\u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.203 \u2014 James Simpson Mitchell vs.The Moir Granite Company.L Part of lot number three hundred and sixty-seven In the fifth range of the cadastral plan for the township of Stanstead; with the buildings and improvements thereon.urt of sald lot number three hundred and sixty-seven, in the fifth range on the cadastral plan for said township.8.Part uf lot number one bundred and fifty- eight, in the fourth range, on cadastral plan of said township: with bulldingy improvements thereon erected and a \u20ac.All the granite stone fn or upon part of lot niitnber three hundred and sixty-six in the fifth range.on cadastral plan for said town- shiv.3.That certain spring of water boing on lot number three hundred and seventy, in the rights and privileges .belonging thereto.es art of lot number one in the sixth e of the cadastral plan for the village of Bee Plain, said township; with the buildi and improvements thereon erected and e line of now, as the Moir © way Granite Cmnpany Railway, being of the width of about forty feet; wit the superstructure and appurtenances of said rafiway.8.That certain piece of land known Rs part of lot number fourteen, In the sixth range.on the cadastral plan for sald village of Bee be Plain; together with the bufidings and im- ° vements U said lots of land and the achinery and plant used for the working of said quarry.; To Le ron at the door nf the parish church ot Bacre-Coeur de Jesus, In the village of \u2018Stanstead Plain, August sixtesnth next, at ten o'clock a.m.THREE RIVERS, \u2014 A oi F.No.5.¥rancols vard ve.r Tam) .sa Land inthe parish of Ste.Ursufe, known ps number three hundred and forty-nine of the official caflostre for sald parish.2.Another parcel of [and in said parish of Ste.Ursuls, known as number twenty-seven of the official registration oad OI the rounty of Msskinongo; for od parish; with the bulläihgs thereon ered : ,; 3.Another parcel of land in said parish of Ste, ot known as number twenty-four To ba mold at the door of the parish church of Ste.Ursule, August twentieth nest, st tee o'clock 8.06 2 a tame tN SER ON Castoria is Children.It con Drops, Sooth \u2019 arantee is t years\u2019 us brie is the Children\u2019s Panac ASTOR| r.Samuel Pitcher\u2019s prescription for Infants tains neither Opium, Morphitie nor 6thar Narcotic substance.It is a harmless substitutefor Pavegi Syrups and Castor Oil.It is Pleasant.Its ; 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OTTAWA, July 27.\u2014 The Premier bas notified his intention being in Ottawa et the end of the week, when it is prob- she effrots will be.made to hold a Cab- net eotncil: + W.& F.P.Carrie &-Go, \u2014AND\u2014 Dominton Paper Co\u2019y _- Have Removed to 134 Mc@II! St.Copie, Pier re RER COPIER É * Also 80 Bay Btreet, TORONTO.935 Broadway, NEW YORK.Letter orders receive prompt attention.TELEPHONE BELL 419.MERCHANTS 43.P.0.BOX 407.174 Jeod à + RADWAY'S PILLS.Always Reliable, Purely 4 cuctable.Perfectly tastelass, relegantly contes Este 1wris, clonnae and sl RAD AYE 78 PL 8 for the cure of all eons of The Bro Sromach, Bowels, pers, Bladder, Nervous Dizziness, rnd: Costiveness, Piles.ontek Headache, Female Complaints, Bilt- , Indigestion, Dyspepsia.Comstipa- fiom 1 and all Dissrders ol the Liver.\u201cBetter than a Whole Drug Siore.\u201d Dr.Radway\u2014Dear Sir: 1 have been using your medi: cines \u2014that is your pllis snd Ready Relief.These t medicines have «one me and my family more good hams a whole drug store.| am 53 years old about mz boxes of pur | Pills since last spring.I am as regular now and feel like men of J yearn her 5 yoo to tnd out about your Resolvout, to use | 8 young y (ec.etc.) Kespectfully, AUQUET WINE 542 Far 1341 street, New York.April 8th, 1898 \u201cGood Health Instead of Focblemess\u201d Geutleman.Please find money inc:osed, ior which send me one box af kacway's Filla They are a highly esteemed family inedicine.Tu my own knowledge they have created guod heaitn wherb 1ecbiensss and weakness dominated before using them.J.M.soa LEXANDER, Ada, Ind.Ter.April 22nd, 1 FECT DIGESTION will be accomplished by taking Radway\u2019s Pills.By their ANTI- BILIOUS properties they stimulate the torp:d liver in the secretion of the bile and its discharge through the biliary ducts These pilia in doses of from two Lo four will quickly regulate the action of the liver and free the patient from these disorders e ur two of Radway » Pilla taxen daily or bise subject tu bilious pains and torpidity of the liver will keep the system regular and recure healthy digestion.Price 35 Cents Per 5 Bex.5 a by Dragzists or a RADWAY à CO, y 134 Helen st.Montreal.Yall faced at 3 p.w.For sale at Lyons\u2019 the olive of Lhe M2 Teasurer, 43 Bt, SN A ROLE He ange THE COMING STRUGGLE.\u2018Nationals vs.Shamrocks, S.A.A.A.GROUNDS.Saturday, 3oth July.13% bours play.Rain or shiee General Admission.Tic.Grand Stand, 35c.Reserved feats, Me.Drug Sore, cor.Craig and Hleu Lewis\u2019 Drug Btore, su Catherine sity sta.Decarie'y Drug Store, eur.= On\"herine and SL.Dont sis.Members can oblain their sunual Francola Xavier street.san and Univers passes ab 4 TRIMEY.Hoo Be.8 L © Cottage Garden Competition.Entries Close Ist August, 1898.CITY COTTAGE GARDENS.ua Prize, 2nd Prize.er Troph q Br vpn, Co-tage Gardens within nord by 7 the lunita of Montiea! W.M usay, ét Fe Mon Westmount.Westmount.BUBURBAN COTTAGE CARDENS, lat Prize.2ud Prize.Gold Medal, Bilver I'mphy Cott Gardens hoyond effercd Ly offered by tho limits ut Montreal DI) Willlamson, Jus.Currie, cslwount.Westmount.First Prize Winners of previous years are dobatred from competition.us \u2014\u2014\u20141 SOHMER PARK, VADIS SISTERS.Pricots {lie Cenarizg WORLD\u2019S a WONDERS New mens a mn 1778 | 1 Ae Bel-Air Jockey Club.Highland Park Club Lessees.15 Days Racing, July 14th to 30th.RACES.6-Races Dailv-6 RAIN OR AINE Admission te Grounds aud Grand Mand, 30e \u2018Ladies\u2019 Days\u201d Monday, Wednesday and Friday.Grand Trunk trains divect le Grand Stand at 13.30, 1.30.7.00 and 1.30 p.M- 166% nm Knights of Pythias.Castle Hall, 6 Phillips Square.Ivanboe mects August Ind, Inzomar meets À ugust ?nd.Damascus meects Boptember VisiTons WELCOME.\u201cMce(s nt the Temple, 708 Dorchester.176 1 Moonlight Excursion ST.JUDE'S BIBLE CLASS, Tuesday, August 2nd, 1898.eamer Duchess of York leaves wharf at foot of MyChili atreet, at B.15 p.m.and Jacques whart at 30 p.m.al TICKETS 2c.174 3 Jaw Purchase your Beit Line return tickets at the Company's office on Notre Dame Street, pear Lasalte Avenue.17e 1 Victoria Riok Bicycle Academy.Lessous at any bour.Competent instructors Telephone su.GEO.F.BEAMAN, Mur 198 \u2018tt Cool Outing On The Water For an Hour, an Afternoon, or a Day.To Laprairioe, Boucherville, Isle Grosbois and Bout de L'Isle.see Local Time Card.Steamer Terrebonne Excursions.Saturday at 2.30 for a five hours trip, and Sunday at & a.m.for twelvp hours.$3.00-Quebec and Return\u2014$3.00 Saturday 7 p.m.to Munday 7 am.\u201cThe Business Men's Outing.\u201d NH.FOSTER CHAFFEE, Agent, Palace STR.SSOVEREIEN ARB With the scenery and FRESH AIR And good dinner BILL OF FARE.Round trip ONE DOLLARB.ON THE TRIP TO CARILLON.Take 8 à m.train for Lachine.Str.Chateauguay Shooting the Rapids- Conneots with the G.oy.train from Bons venting Station dally.Retaro tokst RAY, Manager.For Sweet Charity\u2019s Sake.The Committee.of \u201cthe Diet Dispensary, with finances at a very low ebb, and usual summer prospect of work without funds, again find it necessary to appeal tu the public in most urgent terms for support.tion, the pioneer of home nursing among the very pour ui the city, nus for eighteen or nineteen years continued its quiet work, and in spite of numbericss difficulties, has been able to extend Mts aphere and bring comparative comfort and healing to many burdened with want and sic: sess.Alike to the homes of respectable workingmen, for a time it may In great straits through lack of work, and among those whose lot in slfe seems to Le nothing but want and misery, the two nurses #0, CairyinE Witn them the nourshing articles of food which every one nows so materially strength y thoi « that era ttude a continually is not the èx- who mos, seldom shown for showered upon them.But berienoe ui the nurses an in and out among them at hours of the day.age, bad odors, want doubt, sharpen the coarser nature sutnetilLes wnereh.ugly, the sen 5H but a ness received the return of spontaneous grati- wde 18 often mori touching slung many tributes to the work ano dar Pret Dispensary a Jew words may be thanking you very much for fired \u201cSeip and comibrt you have sent to our home.n to the kind nure- ing ot your loving nurse I owe my never repay you vor the Kkindne-s 1 done me and mine.Thauling y iu very indeed, We are five and ad healthy.though one is weak.\u201d And again: \u2018\u2019Pleasg to acoept the enclosed as à smail contribution {rom une through the w has lived great bonetita generosity of ne Diet Dispensary, and kind- nese oi the visiting nurse\u2019 The are many among us who are truly anxious tu do svine good, but scarcely know how to Login.Let them remember, at this trying time of the whether in their own alry homes, or on- rear, A breezes of sea or mountains, Joying the fresh vice-president; Macpherson, treasurer; Mrs.B.Hal Brown, L.P , Mra.Mrs.committee, however, aleo recommended that notification be given to all the prindg- pal officers of the trust that the commis- sionere could not hereafter grant such tuities, and that some means be devi by the employes thamaelves t to provide for their families, either by life insursnos or other who question wae raised by some of the members whether the commissioners had the right to make such gretuity, in view of a resolution pwssed by them some time ago.The matter was accordingly left over until the next meeting, the opinion of the board's wollestor bo be Ftain in th the, A jcation was A of Marine and \"ond Fidherien, we ac- Foci Ang ns the commissioners\u2019 letter in repress e buo oying of the Barre de rd channel, an d, promising that the matter Should receive th ration { of the 4 ops rtment.Special Notice.\u201c Lots 5 cents a Foot.sheapest lo round Mon a TO LET In \u201cStar\u201d Building ON FIRST FLOOR, A neat, comfortable office.newly papered and painted.steam heated; rent low.Apply to .W, BE.COOPER, Siar Office Telephone No.379 34 BPECIFIC ARTICLES.4 FANCY goer you baking to turn ; vu enome = FREE { poor four was py The baki wder js as important as Moral-Use tho best.Baki Powder.our.¢ from unpleasant after effects ¢ A The Cook's Friend ss-ntt STOPPED FREE AND ke anently cured by Dr.line's Grea Nerve Re re i ee od $2.00 tise an: fii bot bottle to Fit cases.a SI Arch st, Phila sale by J.A.Harte, Te Notre Dame st, Montroel.2eTntew days uns PERFECT FRANKNESS .e = poyprmine principle in nsiness.All articles wil not dye equally well & customer le only de- to statement ia wade.best voleurs to tages of having Jour dye- iag and cleaning done by expert work E PIRKEE * 253 Ni ontreal.)_Phooe (Boll) 1587, hope (Merchanta) 23.Me FRESH AIR FUND.Opening of the Home.The Home on the Richelieu River, at Chambly, is now open.Applications for admission may be made to the Committee at the Star Office, 165 St.James Street, on the afternoons of Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of each week during the sea- 80, between the hours of three and four panied by a certificate from the clergy: man to whose church the applicant belongs.Blank certiticate forma may be obtained from the Committee at the Star Of- Ets UHI RAPIDS LIGHT.o'clock.Every application must be accom- NEW TWO-ARCH FILE, THE OTTAWA Lock Clip Arches.This file la STRONGLY conatructed AnG SAME GAt GES As all STANDARD FILKS, The board is VERY STRONG and ELL FINISHED, being made of 3 ply PRICE, 350 EACH.0a ren DOL.Send for a Circular.Morton, Phillips & Co., Stationers, Blask Rook Makers and Printers 1 = > 1755 nnd 1757 Noire Dame 5t., Montreal.Dr.H.J.Brodeur.BPECIALIST OF PARIS.SKIN, BLOOD - POISON, SCALP, and Genito-Urinary Diseases.ma.psoriasis: pimpies, dandraff, hair falling Biadder = and Kidwey dincanes- grotte, urethridia, DOU rmatorrhea, sexual wealknegs, vancocelie.Con SUPERFLEOUS MAIR, \u2018 moles, warts, birth- marks des royed permanently without pain electrol.Ly ; 15.Leon, Drum?to 8.38 to a.m.: pm to m an pm a Sundays, 1% 30.= el Fel.218%.at.There is ample and comiortable accommodation .ngs ® IF C.P.R.Traine run direct from Windsor Depot to the Springs, 162°et \"FAMOUS ACTIVE Stoves and Ranges Have the largest sale of any line in Canada, Thousands in satisfactory use in Montreal: SOLE AGENTS: & WW.KERR, 1908 and 1910 Notre Dame Sy, 174*ntyl Hope for Suffering Men.IT IS NEVER.T00 LATE! After all other fail, consult DR.BOBERTZ, 252 Woodward Ave.Detroit, Mich HE CURES WHILE OTHERS EAE, Don't lose h ou can be cured if you get the proper trentment-and DR.posent, is y cian who can effect that cu bably suferinE! from the effects of TwoOr or im- ce pt le your or Blood or the ervous System that Paceds tldisng up.If so, don't waste time and money, but consult Du Bonenrtz.st once and be cu Valuable references and proo Po sealed Treatment forwarded to Ca ints free of dut Bhou a serious one or if you wish to void \u201cdeiny, send n small remittance by Registered Letter together with a full and plain description 0 yonr ec condition and your case will receive my te and careful personal attention, 174 awit! THE cand Crompton Hygeian Waist Is made in Ecru and White, in four dif- _ ferent styles, suid able for Children, Misses and Can be laundried without injury.Recommended by the lendinkmédicalmen SOL® IN ALL THE STORES.BEWARE OF ITATIONA, Ask for THE CROMPTON.15) Sawtt Relieves Kidney & Bladder troubles at once.Cures in 48 Hours! URINARY DISCHARGES Each Capsule bears the name -@ Beware Calon had Ladies.\u2014 : { | gaa TU sceau on RL BA Sp 7 Ae 3, rr, » per uxtia wol 1, SRC \u201cve Toc HOUSES, FTOHES, + .Au Maney words o $ = Le = Ter Ir i , lars L, G6bl, Star Branch office.\u2014 \u201cW- NTED , wit mat Prepaid Olassifed Advertisements Jathe MONTREALDAILY STAR.KITUATIONS WANTED, 10 cents ter M Words oF one, aud iy Gel pul Sxtia wUrs, macy in- 1.8 (WANTED, 10 cents less, and | cent per extra word each inser CWANTED' ads.3% cents for or less, wud 1 cent per extra worn.macis bte lon ROOMS 70> LiL.In cents fur 20 words ar \u2018er «ad ent per exirs word, each Insertion BoëkD.\" M veste for A \\ ri ot lems, and ha \u2018cent t eztrs worl, each jaseT.ion.Foun, D, vers rex 16 nurde nr: less, n \u2018nsertion.ETC, 15 cen's } ovat per extra ter 10 words or and for 35 wésrda ar lesa, and Nord.each inaestion.LE, :5 cents for 2% words or less, r extra world sgh inscrtion, FOR SALE, I$.cents for 23 words .And | cuut per extra word, sach tn.and poy LOST, 25 centa for 2% worde or less, and 1 cent werd, each Insertion mufiNess CHANCES, ETC 2% cents for 25 ports or ios, «Bd 1 cent per extra word.naur tim, * PRREISS Ld, page 1 Ptimum charge of § cents tho, on.NOTICE PARTICULARLY.The above rates are NET CASH with _ order.When such advertisements are not prepaid numerous entries have to be made, and the rate is, in consequence, much higher.Ma charge made in our books for classified advertisements of less than five lines 2 cents per word, aren a inner.\"HOUSES TO LET.«Te LET-FINE CUT STONE HOUSE No.76 Victoria «1., near Sherbrooke street, connining twelve an rooms, bath- foam, pantry: modern conveniences; ull in rot class order.Btables (3 sta'ls) and ae \u2018each Douso in rear, Convenient locally, Btables may be sub-let if not re- proc.Apply W.3, Marson, Star offica, |, 8 8 - James st, 81 tf fi 10 LET-243 NOTRE DAME ST.near Richmond streat, 4 story s! ne house, comaining 10 rooms, buthroom nnd W.C., good yrrd, sheds and stable.Has heen occupied by doctors fer severnl years nd fs now so cocupled, Apply to J ault, Drugglst, M49 Notre I\u2019ame street, or te T.Pringle, 144 Bishop st, 87 te gi U LET \u2014 BRIGHT vu PPHR TENEment, § raoms, pasrage, w.c.large wardrabe, very airy, nowly painted.pr- pered.ited, geod yard, ear Ontario.\"BU MWER R RESIDENCES.& no LET-AT DORVAL.FURNISH- | e4 summer cottage, with verandah, tiwu, eco, beantiruily situated on the shors of Lake 8: Louls, hetween the preunés of tha lah and Game Club and hr foyval §t Liaw: ee Yacht Cu args bad: Some, Kvou water supply.orn a OC, R.and (.T.H.services; con be fins» \u201cited ed afternoon : Mbarai rednuetton In terme Apply to N.Binmore, Ts Notre Dame atreet.Toi.922.end tf \u2014A oF Rovszs WANTED.6 vranten \u2014 SMALL.FLA tween Union avenue and Mountats v.vest, nbove Dorchester street ; rent must Pe tModerute.Address with ful partieu- isa FROFERTY FOR SALE ve.ee casa con AALT-CHTAP, EASY TERMS.Hlbex of atx solid brick tenrments, nell ranted, newly bullt, central tac \u201cality, licemine street, near corner of Craig ; easily converted into factory; built special- die D 7ppK for that purpose.\"Apply ss Ca- ie 12 8 jo BABE \u2014 MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE WN eine.o3ttars and grounds on Lower Lacie Rona, corner oi Goueh avouv two mmas wa k irom electric cars.Th car ta.16 brica un Alo.© foundation; has oxten- Bus.KK.Thomas, 173 Bt.James at.re Fron BALH \u2014 PROPERTIFS ALWAYS sn hand rfor s&le ar exchanzo, Westmount bullting juts, chnice Westm unt Walter T.Roes, Ar ais.flats ta reat, 18 St.Pater st Tes 310, 174 3 BUSINESS CHANCES a n pon ~ - - a NS > MALY.\u2014 LICENSED HOTEYS AND ratsuraats In eves part of the city.- Lut persons with a cash carntul or s-.ur- isa need apply, and strangers west ftrniah references.Addrecn (between 8 and 1 a.pretorred), Lawrence A Wilson & Co.X pre) st.Montreal.= tas ila \u2014 CIMMEDIATELY BAKERY, oves.Allo baker's wagon, bd between Reury ung St Denis sata.and between (tai wnd Ontario sts, Addrres @, a1, Star Oiftce.Fois BALE = \u2014 iaurunt Beury CAMBRIDGE C CAFE RESat.174 FOR SALE.CNA mma \u2026- - + \u2018oR SALE - FOR THF stiri iON.KIN.cut maple, $2 6 tamarne block, Sy =: mill pioche.$130 per a, deliver anyw where in the city.J.Mactiarmid, Richmond square.Bell Te.ss 1 FOR BALE \u2014 KINDLING WOOD $1.5 PER load, mixed wand $UTE ver load, hardw vd n-aple 2 24 per 1 \u2018Bu.Extra iarce Rizaud Mining Co.t52 St.Paus * 12; telerhone 396.1 tf T FRIGHT fs 3 OR SALE .\u2014 FIRST CLASS pidno, in per:ect order, latest style.ah.181 St.Martin st 172 4 OR SALE \u2014 LEON NARD & SONS POR- lable boiler o.wheeix, 13 h.p., je 1 pressure.W be sold cheap we have no (urther use for it.Apply to Wm.Uuavis & Sous, Contractors.Lachine Rapids, Lower _Lacnine Road, 173 5 OR SALE - wv PRIGH rv \u201cPIANO.PROM- tent make, powerful, sweet tone, like new.$50 carh, a sacrifier.9 Bruchesi sf., off Notre Dame at.west st.opposite Murray 17s 2 JOR SALE \u2014 PIANOR AND ORGANS.$13, $18, 50, #75 $rw RMeint-man pianos, down, 10 biricles, \u2018from $8.Kiwards sale, leon bedsteads, oe + Prince Arthur st.173 OR SALE - HIGH \u201cGRADE WHEELS, AL orfler, new Palmer tires, Columbla, Cleveland and Htearn=, al specials, enst over $m whi sel) \u2018or $25 L325 aha ER IY; Sherbrooke at.taken at onee R SALE \u2014 ONF UNIV ERSAL ADDING machine, slightly ured.but in oon ditlon, $4.00, cost $8.2.Address J, piv Btar Office.174 1 OR SALE\u2014 SECONDHAND TYPEWRITers of all standard makes, at \u2018for cash.Cail a see nt the Smith Premier Typewriter Agency.Albert Bryce.1740 Notre .Dame 174 OR BALE \u2014 HEINTZMAN \u201ccoTrAGE ane Cost $400, will sell required.G, 2080, Star Office \u2014 for 3100, cash md 1 R SALE \u2014 A CRAWFORD t BICYCLE, theap, in fret cléss order.Apply 215 jeury st.17 1 SALE \u2014 LAUNDRY MENa bargain, 1 Troy mangin, $0 as goo ss NEW and in psrfeut in Montreal.Thoma< 2 - west, Toronto, me 3 \u2014 OWNER LEAVING CITY, lady's Sleyete.the celebrated Buftain Tice gi.171 1 ATTEN- Wentnnton st.Fer LE BA sulendid Aine Mt.3 4 AP My #1 5 to J pm.58) Delorimier ave.\u2014 CHEAP | FOR CABH VERY Wolff Americsn high back., Smpleto Tuppe art Then taulpmen t Cotin in Duguld, +3 FE BALE \u2014 ve HAVE nd Ca FINE -hene a cock.in sell ame 1 &s Cadieux st, | 174 1 BR- | tested to ; a mente state salury aad han | PLATS A FERAUFEE, | stitute.VY wat.V y Chas .Yl bbws: Ont.D Pr fessional UE Mor \"Corr W to ! The VWARTED Uficate: tun term; companied bd; téstituuninis, vk tu Ih inst.P ANTED \u2014 SITUATIONS VAGANT._ D'ACIEN MASTER FOR Callegiate institute; duties at commencement 07 het! term; uired, aid send quali:ations to undersigned not later 1898.p.zhi.Colilngwood collegiate testimonlais August nd, - In- ° OLD- as cer- ANTED MALE ASSISTANT !ug professional first ur second of in Fi Model chuot during applications, WJ.Purte, Becretary, 3 po TEACHER ~ THIRD CLABS vertificate, foi = No.2 Hallam snd dutles to commence nÂâseut 1th.Ap- Leunaid Jones, retury-Tyeasurct, 159 ¢ TANT ED -\u2014 A MALE TEAC) HER \u2014- PRO- tertant; holding a Brel of second class certibeute, for the frat depart- vf the Coruwall.Ont, Publi: school the autumn tern: applications salaty.received ug roe, Res crtary-freusur er Wall, On ANTEL TEXPEIUE \u2018mak re, Algo earn, English prétèrres = eth PO Gault Bros.\u201d Factory, Bt Cr It Adgust, L.Diy at Heien street.1 ¢ to beg fication \\ | and WW ing tion rele | VV\" |A © Camber, Tria | mgned up tu August 5a, { W and schonl AUE duti HK.TANTEL - 3H cart TANTED JANTED- ed salary & Ca.cetved til Secretary, WANTED - \"TEACHER.FIRST OR SEC.Essex County .Drisuen, Cut, ciniluarlan and TEACHKR FOR SCHOOL Wabigoon, Ont.; duties state salary and galt - Secreta ry.172 District No.1.stn lath August: n.Alfred Carss, FIRST « oL ASS FUR vi \u201cTTR, one with experience retail business, competent Ln wks charge of wWorkrooin, te firel cass man.Dunlap, Soke Amherst, N.8 110 6 ee MALE TEACHER.(PRINCE JANTED \u2014 bal far Bridgeburg Public Schoo!.first class professional certificate; applica- 8, stating salary qualifirations.etc, re August sth.ress Geo, Tail Bridgeburs, Ont 17; in 4 ond class.State salary and apply.with Whitam Wallac Puce P.OU.ont.rences, to ANTED \u2014MALE 1 TEACHER, FIRST OR secon! clas: state experience and aalary rss F.F.Jones, Secretary School Board, ont.172 \"ANTED TEACHER.MALE.HOLD ins jecond.-ciæss certificate, x .duties on commence : saiary $42.Address R.Bond, Don 5 .ou TEACHER, \u201cFEM ALE.THaAv.In Normal schoot training, as assistant Ont, Pub:l- School: applications, wi}} be rece.ved by the under- 1835.R.Kimmerly.172 Ing FUArs.ANTED -FOR PICTON HIGH SCHOOL duly cuaifled teacher to ts assist fn other departments of en work, applications re eived up ro lst te state salary, qualifications, etc.; ty eummeénce with September term.T, High School, Picton.172 4 FEMALE TEACHER.PRO- second-class professional Mldmay, ust, ts Secretary hotdine sevond department School: understand bext tretant.iflrate, dublte ethods of i { \u2014\u2014 | cinitiarian, one having had msucrsaaful exper- \u2014 | wnee in second and third book vork in 8 graded schroi preferred; duties to begin Au- = gust lth: appilcations, stating salary, exper- ence, and enclosing couples of te-timaorials | recelved un to August 3rd 2 Cran, M.1), Secretary Bchool Board, Milomay, \\ and to st Ww TANTED Miss Bouchard, AT ONCE EXPERIENCED «peraturs fer shirts; Lest wages paid cool factory to work In.Apply &t ounce, at taut Broa\u2019 Tar 177 Heien st AN:EL \u2014 EXPERILSCFA BTITCIL CS wn volljars and cuïîs.ats gite to lenir Powers, Standard Shirt Co, Ltd.\u2018az 6 Ly ce | Appiy Mr.{ VUANTED i EDUCATED for b.SMART.WELL youth, tpeakinx French and Eng.ish, ¢ 0 manufacturing concern.Address Box 2293 135 une ème at M ing tac roa Wo VASTE | VAY at ohn rence st VVANTE sr rofervices required.Apply Mrs.Wa .se.Hames VWARTED- steward.WANED ee A YOUTH TO LEARS T Wan - & small fa fan Hy.WVANTEL no washing.tween 1 and 4 o'clock, at 1 University st.VV ANTED No.WA NTEL aml ex TANTED Main zc.WHEL TER.A FUR se st CUT APPLY Peck & Co's, Las 173 2 HOUSE AND TABLEMAID.Ogeu, 12 3 w Mackay st NTEL TEMART.STEADY MAN.AS buur Un writer and genèral storemon, hs can write bulletins same as at Ster ihie And fast writer.Appt) Star of- st.m2 FUR AN INBTITUTION MAN {no children), as cook and sé, Btar Office.17s 2 and Ee = Addre: wholesale hardware busitiees.Apres F, Sar Oflice _ s 2 A GENERAL SERVANT, IN Apply 76 Mance.173 A GENERAL SERVANT: Appiy On Thuvrcar 1113 \u2014 GENERAL BERVANT FOR farail»; recerences requ:red.Avply Matihew : st 175 \u2014 OPERATORS.APPLY shirt department, Standard Shirt \u201c\u2019o.14?13 eod TANTED - AT ONCE, RELIABLE men in every section of the country small 32 St tn represent us to distribute our advertis- matter and to keep our show cards Red up in towns and along all public 4s ; commisston or saia $65 2 month enses.For particulars write the edical Electric Co.\u2026 London, Ont.104 2aw tf tid - BTRONG BOY TO WORK IN the country.Apply 23 St.Lawrence 174 1 TED nsurance JUNIOR otlice CLERK IN FIRE some office exnertence P.9.Box any se handwriting required.873.cit Bld 2 Ww ANTED \u2014 BTA] BLFM x Ra thorough'y understands horses; good wages, A pes to Thomas Deery & Lu, But - cours Da 174 1 App Hosv WANTED \u2014 AN OFFICE BOY.ADDRESS FO Box 247, 474 TED - A CAPABLE HOUSEMATD.h satisfactory references: os §13.a a the Housekeeper Montreal General : 14 1 Wa ANTED \u2014 AT ALBION HOTEL, DIN- Fore room girls, womnin pantry cook.snd OY8 174 SPIN Au .nold- must be a thorougn dis- ! \"THE MONTR ar NG a 5 a a LES na ey > JauTED epee 79 PERSONAL \u2014 CL ESOT , THE FA- posais \u201cBL amie mous dermato) 1853 Bi.Catharine Avoir tm or 11: 8 | street, wii ait \u2018of akin = ble th \u201ca C \u201d | declared incurable by +, best apecis VWANTEL- A STRONG.STEADY YOUTH to deliver barcel d make himself gen- an erally useful.APR \u201cto The Benaliack Litho : & Printies.Ca .# Latur us.17 2 i ROOMB TO LET ANTED \u2014 GENE RAL BERV ANT, AA NS mS ang imtly.bplsy ureday evening, FINH, LARGE FURNISHED kira.Atkinson, 136$ Durocher at.14 1 ROOM Fan geutiemen onlye vefermnces ANTE \u2014 A GIRL WHU UNDER, , *xchanged, on bathrosmn flat.10 Windsor st stands housework.10 go tv Old Orchard _ _ ee : - Beach.Apoly imunediately at 7 Union ave.ooms \u2014 DSOMELY FURNIBHED tc parlor bedrooms on bathroom Bot with ANTED \u2014 A FIRST CLASS WOMAN | private family.742% Khar st.£ work in laundry.good wages pa | = F .7 OOMS \u2014 LARDE DOUBLE FRONT Avo\u201d 8 BL Lawrence Mala st a i room on bathroom fiat, alsy one on top AN 12 IMMEDIATELY A GENERAL | ful, with board; transients accommodated.servant, à at No.#4 Bishop st i ; 105 Mansfeld at.32 3 _ \u2014__{ ANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN To TAKE | UOMS \u2014 CLEAN, WELL FURNISHED care of one horse and make himself use- | k double and single, suitable for married ful in grocery store.must speak French, and ! couples or single gentlemen vf quiet habits; Englian, 128 Wetüngton st.board if desired.vb Bt.Fanilile at.173 5 AY ANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN WHO UNDER- I OOMS* \u2014- WELL FURNISHEN ROOMS.stands the manufacture of (ce Crean.all modern vonvenienves: breakfast If de- Apply 2208 St.Catherine st 141 sired; transtents coum new tepant.TAN\" uv à ee 33 MeGit College ave.173 WANTED - IN A \"BOARDING HOUSE, : = = a tt youne girl to assist In kitchen Roo \u2014~ COMFORTABLE FRONT?RNOM, work, where u boy te kept.Apply alter 7 p.for two young men, with or without ni.165 165 Mansfield st.174 1 rd; transients taken; table board.\u201c©.ae y \u201cTe = \u2014\u2014 em Gill (Bllege ave.WANTED a BoreL aT 1 Cooks, VERY NICE DOUBLE AND ssen, chamber girls and laundress- OOMS \u2014 V \u20ac JBL es, ais) cooks, generals and purses tor pris 1 single, with ail Mudern convenleuces, vate families for elty and country, bath th or without board: hot water.Apply No.Freach and Engiish.\"Apply al ence Uptown 43 MeGl) College ave.173 2 Bureau, 2142 ut Catherine st 71 & = RRISHED er QOMS \u2014 ELEGAËTLS Ft RNISHED WANTED 7 \u2014 YOUNG GIRLS TO TO ASSIST rooma to) refined partied, hroom euch vw dampening and starching machines.Noor, house aimodibus, blog ot oC; oda- Skelton Bros.& Co.9ù St.Peter #1 don references: transients; fine sivaation.\" == ~- \u2014 herbrovke is \" OMS \u2014 LARGE WELL FURNISHED, SITUATIONS WANTED.Roous = for one of two gentiemen; every or - - conventence; transients accummodated.ot WANTED \u2014 MARBLE CUTTER, TILE l'nfoh ave.ms ayibg, wainrcotling.can work from ' - UBLE NT SINGLE ROOMS, plans.Address G, 1481, Star Office.\u2014 16 OME poor A ah isnt it JANTEL -.SITUATION AS MATRON desired; transients accommodated.| a teachl in school ur Ingcitution, vouid axxist in chester si ta ng: loig experlence: 1 references.ne iss Champi Sault St.Marie, Ont.157 10 OOM# - BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED Peferences.Apply ANTED \u2014 SITUATION cvok (meat al lishman (mingte), WANTED, | \u2014 the 4° Crennevitle st.AB ALL ROUND by young Eng- «vod reference.81 Jurors st.172 à nd pastry), 1 YOUNG MARRIED rooms, with beani.home comforts, mod- Wa A THOROUGH \"COMPETENT ern lmprovements.transients accommodated.- bookkeeper, with & long practice in busi- 4 Union avenue, ness houses cf the higbert respectability, Je- \u2014_ \u2014 sires a situation; best of references; French COMS \u2014 WELL FURNISHED, WITH and Enxilah.Address X, 187y, Star Cte good board, $1600 a month; also table 7 board 320 u week.30 Victoria st.174 ANTED- BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN OOMS_ DOU BLE AND SINGLE TRoOUMS, washing or ironing by day; best \u201ciy comfortably furnished.w% University, se 151 \u2014_\u2014 - - i LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, sultable for marr.cd also lier couple: + 4 Muison Terrace, 174 with board if desired.St.Thomas\u2019 Church.MAN 1C.secks temporury emp.oyment; OOMS \u2014 TO LET.FURNISHED, Rl IT fair equentson small salary accepted, Ad- able fur Mght housekeepine.al 20° City êress C, 1 - 12 3 Cuuncitiors st.13 5 V ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN HOLDING T OOM \u2014 TO LET LARGE FUR NISHED 4 commercial college diplom Also à front roum.1555 Notre Dame st.si tgacdher's second ude certificate winhe TC obisih A situation In an office; can furnish re- OOMS - TO LET, FURNISHED OR UN- ference Address 1), 199, Siar Office 172 R turmshed rooms, 2 bedrooms, parior, oin- ToT ITT \u2014\u2014- \u2014 f'ins-reom and kitchen, with marble fire grates, V ANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG MAN IN.wc.jawn In front.rent cheap.bariington, structed in both languages, à situation Up galeway, dl Argyle ave.off Aqueduct st.in an office; good references.Address ob.JB 141 Star Office.7 0OMS \u201cra LET.2 OR 4 ROOMS.FUR- R 2 stove and WANTED-BY AN HONEST AND BOHER nizhed or unfurnished.with middle aged man.uf respectable uppear- water for tenants own private use: separate ance, a position as watchman, guardian, mes- entrance, Ryan, Ropery mt.off St.Pat- BouRer, or a: kind of clean employment.rick at, Point St, Chanes.Real $0 a month.Address E.ii.ar Offre 17s 6 11 MARRIED MAN BER OOMB \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED, SINGLE WANTED - BY and reppectable, derstands cère uf Apply E, 2084, Bar\u2019 WANTED \u2014 SITU ATIONS \u201cBY MAN AND on pation a un; bus good See.dvuble: every convenience.> at.13 H A NOVE ER STREET.TWO newiy done over, well fur- and Brunswick 1 LOOMS driver, un- references._ 173 mee \u2014 16 double rooms, wife, no children, as caretaker under- nished.bathroom flat: transients accommodat- stands furnace, office work: can uen Fren:h td; also \\able boar and English: long «xperience; goud reference.\u2014 = Address F.2081, \"star Orce.178 8 OOM \u2014 TO LET.FURNISHED OR UN- \u2014_ me me furnished.with ure of kitchen, single ANTED \u2014 BY A BMART YOUNG MAN, {vem three dollars.Apply Lily St Crtain V speaking English, German.dard fa t _ I vonie, ete hes position of any escrip- re TT SHE GE fon wail ery po Seierion.Ron\u2019 A | ROUHS, Sem ONE ENTRE | FATE: emar, +6 Belnont Park 13 2 private family.1°0 Mountain st.174 2 Z2aw 7._ YOUNG MAN.SITUA- ; , - \\ AED boul empar honest, reliable and DOUMS \u2014 TWO LAROE Dot BLE ROOMS.accurate at Maures: best relerences.Address en Dea ail ranveniences: gentiemen M, 6661.Star Branch Office.173 2 only need apply.Teleplione 3325.1s$ Mans- Ÿ TANTED \u2014 SITUATION BY Yov~a Geld wt 14 3 n 1p lo0k aiter horses and cows, AD: ; make himself useful, Speaks bolh lancuages: coms Tn DOV ELE ne PAL SINGLE WITH Address F, 038, Star rice.y ar wither bay Lima good references \u2019 slenta.111 Metcalfe st.Vie - X - OOM - COMFORTABLE AND WELL.WANTED jor POSITION AS TRAN mie R turnished room, hathroom flat; transients Rire Setable: rat class reference accommodated.22 MeGll College ave.174 1 ch Olive = fhm X00, Se dren Sh LL = ANTED \u2014 SITUAT, BY YOUNG man, having had, 4 yerrs' experience al ROOMS AND BOARD.beackamithini ng and 2 years as fireman; under- NA ASE LS ASE ARLON a AF mn Am Bande îne care or\u201d orses.\u201cad ete OOME \u2014 LARGE, AIRY ROOMS, WELL er R jurnished, first class board: no children.ANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS CUACHMAN 7 erbrooke\u201d5 172 3 \\ by Englishman, with long experience; - ee best of city reterences.35 St, Antoine st.OARD \u2014 AND ROOMS AT THE \u201cAR- 173 à Hpgton'* House, 842 Dorchester st: va- Ce =.vancies fur transilents, everything nest class.'ANTED \u2014 CARPENTERING WORK 165 16 Baw Ly ithe day or jub work.Address 14 Quesne! st.RR > JANTEL \u2014~ BY A LALY FOR BEPTIM / SUMMER BOARD.t first.posttion ws companion, ood R Rounckeeper., wilitng to tndertake Ught house- meme sn LIN mA À dutlen.Address H.Zs, ir OARD \u2014 COUNTRY BOARD EAN BE 1 3 had in private famtly, large shady lawn, baume, fishing, etc.Address Bi, 1581, Star Office 168 10 VVANTED \u2014 tiie or wali PERSON position as, tier or walter; private house or hotel; good relerences; married.Ad~ © ; s 1 ARD- IF YOU WANT A NICE PLACE dress H.Harbers, iio St.James st.101 ! Bon seaside summer resort.fer, bath- > ng, roaring, fishing; terms very moderate; WARE, an murs nek sear FIDOW, come to the Bellevue Hotel.you way Sats ortags.era.ng) of trust.Address 242 St Denis st.14 3° fed me prop! Lame du Portag a 5 \u2014 BY MARRIED COUPLE EEE 0 ; LE VW ion 18 emmch or house, can do any JROARD \u2014 THE AVENUE HOUSE, LAKE kind of work.Address K, Li St.Dominique sule, half an hour from Montreal, , 174 ?three rvoms in the cottage.espevially sust+d = \u2014 Z| tJ a tam!ily: vacancles o: one mingle room 45 TANTEU \u2014 BY FRENCH LADY, RETUx- the hotel: visitors for August 1st please on W tion in small private family; can go ERkC ruums.169 home at night.À J.Zi, Star Office.OOMS \u2014 IN HEALTHY PLACE, BE- I tween Lambert we d Longueuti, ; a D- COOK.ON comfortable room to let, per month, with ANTE: > EE RES EE a K.pri rd 2.60 per week: English faut Address vate house.Apuly at 42 St.Antoine.174 1 RB.1726, Star Offic WAN TED \u2014 Address K.nN, POSITION AS TRAVELLER, bn commission or salary; ,_Btar Office.A1 OARD \u2014 A FEW VACANT ROOMS FOR August at Butternut Bank House, Lake Memphr«magox; location elevated, and ex thy; rooms large and Ar ; ing and bathing.white the lake and mountain in the province.referen a 174, 3 TOOL including AJANTED \u2014 BY A PRACTICAL s, Yea 5 maker of general experience, scenery 1s unequa - J BR.fine line al machinery, capable of handiing Bal.Knowlton Landing.Que.10 8 men with advantafes, wishes employment.z ç n AN \u201d 2 \u20ac : VARD \u2014 COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE Address J, 2143, Star Office.174 3 Sax à a ÉGENTET Paule EU eA uns JANTED \u2014 BY A.HIGHLY EDUCATRD and river clore by: splendid place for boating \u2018and fishing and bathing.Address L.\u2018ply Q, 2088.Star it 3 WT Tay; work half da) on Saturday.1551 statra) JANTED +0 St.St.ANTED \u2014 GIRLS TO WORK ON MEN s conts In factory, steady work and good Appi Notre Dame et.PRY à FIRaT chine operator; god Paul st.CLASS FUR wages.MA- eo, Te ANTED \u2014 vu DRESSMAKER, CAPABLE of running a dressmaking sho try mnlace.There Is a liner o © a con- rnection with le Addre Gibbon, Caysvilte.174 3 co.V TA work by the week.with contract for the Apply 391 Dorchester at.WANTED \u2014 \u2014 LAD coatmaker, who understands cutting, to year.\u201c4 WITH & 174 3 TO À ASS shirt ironing niachine.Bkélton Bros 9 ät.Peter st.ABOUT STOREMAN, WANTED 23, must have some experignce.Apply wii references, stating experience, Star Officer etc, to 4G, 7 42 2091, drugs duties.Box ANTER ~ MEDICAL FiRM HAVING large Canadian business wants Montreal RElst to put up remedies and save Customs J.2149, Star Office.174 1 any Bai WANTED, NTED \u2014 YOUNG MEN FOR must be crergetie, advances to start a.m.willing: Lite iding, basement, £.20 1 Wi cavatnh, Apply at cor.Bahen.NTED - LABORERS Fos RUCK Ex to work on a Young and Drala «tA Michaci Ce PE Lag irest bre ved ; t f - n wal also To.ore eneap! a of \\ pm eo setcat\u201dnowrieds or ood pang , 4 7 me mu , for a - mh Sen om TY | ng SE Tie Soe ech TH prefer y ween $- em.or 464 JOR, Bank pl DRY fUNDIING, - WOOD, pom.at Studio.Tite Bt Cathonme pe Sh 4 inde prom D penderson Bron,\" | = ANTED \u2014 CRRTIFIE AFPREN William at.Fel.hd 17e 3 iv tor the drug TRTIFIED | to NTTCH Webb & Co.123 Sc Catherine at.174 à .ANTED WAITRESSES, EXPERIENC.MISCELLANROUR.od hands.Apply Headwalter Biimora) oe - nn à = Hotel.1 INFO MATION, MES = 5 Wu tons Te ! TAME ANTED\u2014ONE OR Two, AVELLERS, fourth of July; & acte of Que de.erring side lines.to te sormroiz- mented nt thé Lime.\u201cAddress J one, À established pe Alans Corners, Po @ 0\" 1 und eovervd,.Go, 141 Apply at\u2019 * 3 Y | un ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE A FIRST CLASS | LOT manufacturing or Importing busl- 7 beti lady, accompiished musician.linguist, oor., ES ee \u2014 desires any suitable employment; cxperienced Lachute, Que.1 2 ANTED \u2014 A COTTON WINDER, EX- teacher.highest references, would assist inf \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TWO DOUBLE ROOMS AND J berieneed hand precerred.Moulton & private family, hotel or boarding house.Ad- coms single Rooms will be vaéant où Co.eler = 17 1 _K, 2167, Star Office.174 1 Saturday, July 3.Stevens, Loraell, i \\WANTED \u2014 COOK AND HOUSEMAID ANTED \u2014 BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS TO Knowlton, P.Q.173 1 AA > Eee country.Cartierville.Appiy H, te up: work elt Sar quickly per- pn ar 17 3 1 cor Address K, 2169, Star Office.174 à ue == \u2014\u2014 ox ROOMS WANTED.VVANTFD\u2014A BOT ONE WRITING GOOD ANTE as POSIT.TON, BY A NURSE SR 4 0e and and speaking rench and English.for ren or inva ady: wou = et ; Massey-Harris Co, Ltd., 60 St.Paul te , to go tô Toronto.Berlin or Acton or Kings JANTED~ THRE PLEASANT USFUR- 174 ton.Apply Uptown Bureau, 2142 St.Cats nished rooms, westerly location, fn sma : ine.174 2 family, by young coupe from ntarlo, no WAS, TED\u2014 STARCHERS AND TRONERS, chtidren: moderale rental; best references.M Beaver Mall Laundry.174 6653, ftar Branch Office.ts 1 PARTNERS WANTED.JANTED \u2014 AT ONCE YOUNG - ~ MARS AAA ~~ - 4 are insurance offre.muat le MAN ren Soe ig or SN EUTT BGARD.man and weil advanced in mathematics.Ap- wh ANTED \u2014 PARTNERSHIP BY A RE- A A mA Office.1 able party, with capital to invest, in a OARD \u2014 AND ROOMS FOR LADIER DUT.sui at will bear strict investigation.Ad- ing confinement: private.Laci:s attended vertiser fully competent to take charge of of- to at their own bons.Mrs.Bohms, Ladies\u2019 fice and financial management.Address H.Dretress, 151 adieu: 102 20 2118, Star Office.14 6 Saw > OARD \u2014 MRS.McEWAN, LADIES BICK = + nurse, HBuperior agcomniodation; best med- LOST.16a] attendance; strict; private.Terms moderate.IJ Cadleux st.8 100 NU NIN mA NN IAN OfT \u2014 MASONIC \u2018CHARM OFF WATCH - D \u2014 PARISIAN BOARD, TRAN- Bear sas supposed to have Deen dropped in slents can find rooms end board eof lat cad.Fin rai be well Fewarded on Téturn- Ciuss, English and French cuisine, at 1 Un- tov to Will, \u20ac Torson.Star Office.12, 4 | fon ave, most fashionabie place in Montreal.OsT \u2014 \"FROM CAB MONDAY EVENING, _ between Sherbrooke el.and Bonaventure GARD \u2014 WANTED SIX TABLE BOARD- station, intra travening bag: liberal reward ers, wo hot dinners served: ten minutes\u2019 at 171 Drummond st.walk C.P.offices.28 Torrance st.17t 3 YESTERDAY ON AMHERST ST.CARD \u2014 MRE.BEARL, LADIES LG favy blue ing same td 1% \u2018Be.on.turning to No.10 Leone \u2014 ON st.LAWRENCE OR NOTRE * ver watch, with small 1.501 dl Famille ON OKENDEN AVENUE.GOLD Finder will be reward Oxenden ave.in.returning to M1 Will os A PAIR OF GOLD EYE-GLASSES Finder please Gabdriet street, ft, nerr.Cote return to Miss Sellars, Turent.a.O87 \u2014 SATURDAY, BRD INST, 1 SET in Westmount Park, Westman at.1 pans, Paul locks.1 St.Please return to 276 Craig letter containi book, of ho upe > at 11?Common st.ON COMMON BTREEY OR DOCK, ng raliway to ans y s fancy handie.Finder wilt be rewarded by return- st.174 1 DOC- tress, strictly private accommodation for fudies, with professional attendance; ated and attended.28 Monique st HORSES\u2019 AND CARRIAGES, ETC.Fo SALE-THE WELL KNOWN THORoughbred npmre \u2018Sallie O° For part.cu- lars apply 10 Ardgowan Farin, Lachine, a.173 3 OR BALE\u2014A PAIR OF BROWN CAK- riage horzes; sixteen hands; will be sold Cheap.address D, DST Star Omer U3 For SALE \u2014 HORSES, BY AUCTION.Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 230 p.m.Private sales at all times.\u201cnT à mite} ; % vat awner, .J OUT line.174 3 - ; FOUND.AA Pan - Four, LARGE Hour mn, an - ing expences withla 6 ?Address Pe.mar vos dag.Bin\" SSA a ND.OWNER CAN sts, + t ietors.-T.W.losten, auction.\u2019 =r hd meester Wy * h av ] L oP FE BR nk mn ÉANDOONE jomT TO! wi Le most new, sa In «0 fot =, Fh Tar bt, 3 \"n BALE _ NE us = EXPRESS.work wu Be > a ve very Toe: og oe Te Ts Se | EAL, DALY STAR WEDNESDAY JULY 27, \u201c1608 A \u2018le Bot de Cold: Weather; in any weather, COWAN'S - HYGIENIC = COCOA a il 3 in tina 8 up and sustains ot weather or cold.only.3 nutritious, and sde sys Sold tn 174\"ntyl ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.MNS II SES ET tem en ANTED\u2014 APARTMENTS SUITE BOARD y married coupie, in bes part of city: .We have extensive no cnildren, Send fuil varticulars te PF, 208, Star Office.173 2 WANTED TO PURCHASE.RAA SAT Se = Cm LIN.WANTED TIMBER, ABOUT 0.000 12 x 12, mixed timber, Cardinal.Ont.between Oct.1, \u2018ss, \u20189%.Fuller details t3 be had on appli Offers will be re eived tlil! Aug.1.W & Sons Cardin al.Ww PANTED MEDIA BIZED 1h good condition Ntate price and sions to M, 2116, Star Orfice for delivery ut and Feb.cation.m.Rs is TRUNK, dimen: 1 PATENT T SOLICITORS.Pl Ne LE SUN LE NS ES PATENTS OWEN N.EVANS, Member Tosticute Patent Agents, London, Lars S1p+ricu Tæurte iva.165 Bt Tames 8'., Buccessor to F.H.REY NULLS.Na a Tel 192.Write teal \u201cInventors Hel and \u201cHow yo! expérience in the intricate Docs ADEMARKS t DESIGNS Recitred in all countries For.2% MONTREAL sut ÿ for - 1 ony of our joues books indleq.\u201d patent laws of 30 foreign countrice.Send sketch, moslel or for free advice.WARION & MARION, perta, ne York Lite Buliaing, al, and Buliding, Washington, bb C.107 PATENTS PROCU RED, FETRERSTONBALCH & C 0., Canada Lite Euiidiue, Cor.St.James & St.Peter #ts., Montreal.WANTED Te sf Can.fées General Agents aa .= pie Pos 9% The Champion Advertisin A 15s Bleury Bt, Montreal y Best Money Maker out.E Co.155t CHEESE AND BUTTER.The Market Remains Slow and The cheese day at 37s cable remains unchang Ths market on spat is Dull.cd to- same- what dull, and the transactions in western cheese _are not numerous, Pa Lu T4 cents for cents for white.Eastern is traded the basis of 74 to 7% Cents.to-day totalled 21,116 b - T he New York Journal culured and Tz of Com The range fs to T4 in on The receipts merce say \u201cThe market for large full cream cheese Was a very dis i ponts Eh appointing one re-day.cables and generally inclined t, hal a few, however, were wilitng to go surieus the day on tbe busis où a whit ea poy 8 qu ty.later they general further lots even at outlook is certainly taln.Quality is showing up v es refused to tak those prices, Ex- led to obtain re SPORSuS tu their à off; ahead Vac fur both colored and were made, but e any and the weak and very uacer- ery trregu- lar, many lots mare or less sweat and some that were made during the hot weather of the first week in July are In & very, poor condition.Bmall size full cream dre held at the advance made yesterday, but buyers inclined to bo more cautious and the feellng somewhat unset) od on Ql ympathy with the break in large ehocre receipts of butter were 212?packages.The market 1a dull at 16 to 1614 cen choice creamery.The New York si by the Journal of Commerce: \u2018Demand on the wh but with a further reduc and advices of continned short of the make throughout the west, to warm dry weather, there iz rat firm feeling here.tuation is thus des ts for cribed vle is only moderate, tion in the supply.ening up owing her a Strictly extra creamery comprises a very small part of curernt offerings, and for such it ts not difficuit to Bet 18e ; in fact, for occasional lots of In- sçected goods, a fraction more has been obtalned.\u201d Firsts are steady at 17 to 17440, and seconds sel} at 18 tn i6ke generally : these zoods are having fair enquir out-of-town in addition od mand, much closer than usual.terest on of exporters, f the part advices being decidedly discouraging.\" mt from to the local de- and they are kept cleaned up very There is no in- oreign CEMENT AND NAVAL STORES.Receipts are Very Light.There were no arrtvals of foreign re- ments In the clty for the last night, A large consignment pected to arrive at any time now.ever, from Q@érmany.The stea Amarynthia.of the Donaldson brought 8000 fire bricks with her o last trio Business ja very dull, little or no taking plac week ending is ax- how- mship Linen her sales Quotations are $2.35 to $2.45 per barrel for German cement, $2.25 to 81.75 to $1.85 for Relgian.this season and he demand for supplies.pretty much the same, all around, as they were last wee, Mantia rope has not yet dropp price, though a rednction is being } for at nny time.Of course whe the consequently there ir very Prices remain $2.35 for English, l way œ 0 ked en it goes Sisal will follow.Mantla etili sells for 194 to 13% and Sisal at 10 to Ile a pound.Oskum runs at 5 to 6i4c, and caulkittg cot- tan at % to lic.Coal tar in getting scarce and the has Fonsequently advanced.at $3.25 tn $3.50 a barrel the same price; to $2.50, and resin, $2.50 to $5.Turpentine sells at about 5c a ga ht MANITOBA WHEAT.(8pecial to the Star.) price It now seila Pine tar brings pine pitch sells at $2.30 according to color, at Hon.WINNIPEG, July 2.\u2014Wheat is selling to-day at Brandon at 78c, and at Fort Wi i- ffam at Sic per bushel.-\u2014\u2014\" RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS: CHICAGO, July 27, \u2014Recet wheac, 390,000 bush corn, bbls flour; Pompe ents.3000 bus bush te, 118.000 bush 000 Unis h wheat, 41.000 bush corn, 19,000 bush oats, 8271 bbls NEW YORK, July 27.\u2014Receipts, bush wheat, 10, 725 bush corn, 240,000 oats.11,974 sacks 20,290 bbls flour; mente, 104,821 bush wheat.24.592 bush 140 s%cks 3621 bbls flon DULUTH, July | 2.Recel ts, $000 wheat shipments.79,000 bush wheat.OL , July 27.\u2014Receipts.241.000 when, 11,000 bush corn; shipmenls, bush wheat, 50% bush corn.Arter CHICAGO HOG MARKET.Qu N STOCK YARDB, July 77, 184,650 bush shin- onts.bush bush 114,009 1898.\u2014 UN The mates receipts of hogs were 32.000 : the official 17,468, of w \u2018were shipped a 748 left overs estimated to-morrow, Market slow 1 lower than average.he quotations fed Bs eee hs Seen of yesterday was nd 5,- 23.000.gent terday's were : recelpin \u2014\u2014 THE GOVERNMENT CROPS.Good Beturns on the Experimental Farm, Ottawa.\u2014\u2014\u2014reerrpaimenmenns * @pectal to the Star) OTTAWA, July 27\u2014Harves: opers- in .at the \u201cCelie x tions are Progress perimental Farm.The hay ved well, d the erop han satisfactory, 68 ving 135 1-2 tons, an average of nearly two ot tons per acre.The heaviest yield was from «a fleld of 12 acres of firat ra \u201cwhich ave 88 .tous, being an average of mo) threes tons per acre.The tah whent plots have all been cut.and the bariey harvest is now in progress.About 1b acres of thle grain hove been cut, most of which will be ready the course of two or three days.The other grain crops on the Experimental Farm are looking well.Their | growth has a vigorous and wapid, and they are all standing well, and there bas been comparativery little rust, With the favorable weather which has prevalled it is expected that the grain will de unus ually heavy.and the returns highly sat isfactory.Corn.roots and potatoes have made wonderful progress during the past two wee > MANITOBA CROPS.No Injury Resulted Frost.from Recént The Winnipeg Commercial of July 23rd says: \u201cThe weather has been irregular this week, varying from moderately warm to cook OConstderable rain in districts followed the hot weather of last week, doing much benefit where it was most needed.A remarkable dip in the tefnpera- ture occurred very suddenly Tuesday afternoon, and there was a white frost at night in many localities, A frost in July has been an unknown quantity\"\" in Manitoba heretofore, und we bave no experience of previous years as to what effect it will bave on the crops.No reports of damage have been recelved.Further bail storms in the west have been doing damage in Ihnited areas.derstood that no damage was done by Mr.Bedford, of the experimental Brandon.wires © \u201cNo fnfury whut- ser \"in tals, district.Lowest thermometer 33 degrees, etal FLOUR AND GRAIN.Markets Very Dull.The flour market was unchanged and dull this morning, and the low price of wheat did not tend tu stiffen the value.Millers are asking higher than purchasers are willlag to pay.They quote Manitoba patents, $5.30, and strong baker Ontariu Ktades are nominal at \"i 5 to $4.80 for winter wheat patents, and $4.2, to $4.40 for Straight eollere jn bass, $2.10 to $3.15.The Winnipeg Commercial says \u2018The flour market is steady at the same quotations as a week ago.We quote $2.55 for patent.$2.35 for strong bakers.$1.85 for second bakers, and $1.2 for XXXX FEED.The demand for bran and shorts is very ®00d and if the market were well stocked à good trude would be done.Stocks being practically exhausted, the prices are h:gh.Manitoba bran 1s quoted at $11 shorts, $b a ton.unwane Wivler wWhout bran is out of the market, and prices are nominal.Shorts.are 35.50 to 816.00.putmeal ls 8.7% in barrels and 8,8 in HER The Winaip Commercial of the Zird Inst.says : \u20ac same Quletness as previously reported has characterized the trade in Manitoba wheat.If anything, more wheal has been offering for sule this week, but as yet not enough to break v ues below previous quotations, and the prices remaln st y at 94¢ per bushel for No.1 hard in store, Fort William, with No.2 hard 2c less.One or two small sales have been made at 9 1-2¢, which reems to have been the top price arrived al 80 far as reported to us.These prices compare wall with the Duluth quotation tor No.1 hard, which remains at Sc fur July delivery, \"and is about the current value lor export te Europe.In ontreal nothing 18 being done in whe, Corn was quoted at =, Oats were quoted at 32 Peas were quoted at He + ea afloat Rye wus quoted at 6lc, .HAY.The supply of hay stil} greatly exceeds the demand at quotations.h slow coming in, Prices for old \u2018hay stand now at $i.50 $8560 for No.1 a ton, $5 to 36 for No.of und 4.50 to § for shipping.Prices f.0.b., Montre: EE OCEAN FREIGHT RATES ! Freight rates were dull this morning.A vonsiderable amount of enquiry was going on, but a large amount of \"ie was unproductive of business Quotations were : Grain to Live ol.1s ; ndon.od to 1s 2a, shippers offering la ; 1s 44 to 23.Glasgow, 1s 6d to 1s 9d : Man- : oor Sept, to Hamburg.heavy grain, 2s 8 Flour, in sacks, to Liverpool, 8s ; Lon- dou.Glasgow and Manchester, 108.Butter to Liverpool, Be ; to London, Glasgow and Manchester, 30s.Cheese was 6s Jess than butter, TORONTO MARKETS.TORONTO, July 77.\u2014Market quiet.Flour, dui).Frelghts are quoted at $3.80 to $3.80.Wheat, new American, is underselling Can adlan and dealers offering only Gc n and west for new Ontario r tario red, 72¢ north and west.and No.1 hard Manitoba $c afloat at Fort William.Oats\u2014-White quoted at 26c high freights.Barley\u2014Nothing doing and prices n ominal.Buckwheat\u2014Pricea nominal.Bran | sells at to 59, west, and shorts at $14 west.CTorn\u2014Canadian, 34c west and tic on track here.Peas\u2014 Quoted around hi frelghts.Oatmeal\u2014Car tots of roiled pd In bags o on track at Toronto, $3.60 ; in barrels, - \u2014_am\u2014_ BRITISH AND FOREIGN MARKETS.Cable advices to the Board of Trade this morning are : London\u2014Oft coast, wheat easier, less ac- Frs maize, nothing doing.3d lower.On 0, wheat weak ; mulze rather essier, 5a lower.Country markets partially cheaper.Liverpool wheat, dull ; maize.quiet, Futures vi Eo dull ; July, pomin- Sep -8d: Dec.5s 1-24.Maize, Pet inal ; mber, tober, 3s on 1-2d.Paris\u2014Wheat, July, flour, July, 53.95 : Dec.kets quiet and steady.aly end \u201cAu st nom- : 3 $44: De- 22:80 ; Dec, 2060; 44.80, \u2018Country mar- L1/RRPOOL LATEST FRICKE CURRENT, Joly 27, 1806.2 4d ad .4 s 4 Goring Wheat § Ta toy 0 Port 51 3.to 00 ed Winter 6 79 to 0 D Lard 9 to 00 No lUnie 6 84toB 64 bacon 31 8 to À Hu.3 Cal ¢ 0 00 ¢ Taliow 19 6 to 0 ¢ Corn 3 2 t00 D Chvese, w37 \u20ac to N 0 Peas 8 0é toD © Coeese,c 0 0 to 0 0 COUNTRY PRODUCE.ountry produce markét was firm tals.morning.but dull.Expa rt demand for was very light.and was Umitea.Straight candjed ern oe best \"Receipts this morning were 1805 cases.We quote : Large selected, new laid.1 to 13c ; atraight candied fresh.100 to No.& 9¢ to 9 1-2c.Beans are slow at 950 to 81 for Joie hand-picked nnd #0 to J for prim Honey 13 commencing to arrive ir good quantitize, and one merchant has lowered his prices already to 9¢ to lc a pound for hla clover comb, and Ve to 8c for dark, 6 to Te for prhite, strained, and 4 to £e for rk.Maple roduet in practically out of sea- aon, and the mar ket is about cleared of the geunulne artic H known mem e C.M.B.A.pie on Monday ® ie street, à new M is instrument has the 3d | wocintion of Amesbury ER Light Infantry Old.One] ; Saturday alt ie \u201cTHE HIGHLAND CADE! And \u2018the Law About\u201d Carrying \u2018 \u201cvire arms in Boston oly.\" E Referring to the refusal of the Magsa- chusetts authorities to allow the Highland Cadets to carry arms In Boston, the Boston Transcrivt says: - ** Governor Wolcott has been oblixed \u2018to refuse permission to the Highland.Cadets of Montreal to participate in the Hooftish guthering which 18 ta be held in this city in September, because of an old statute of this Commonwealth which forbids the carving of arms by any organisation outside of the State militia and the Anclent and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston.\u201cThe letter received from Montreal asked in substance if the High! ty, ands of that an organization composed of three hundred men, fully armed and equipped, could be authorized by the authorities of the United States or by the Governor of Massachusctts to parade with firearms between the dates of Septembe clusive?\u201cThe savs: law relating to r $ and § in- this subject \u201cNo body of men whatsoever, other than the regular organized militia and the troops of the corps of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston shall maintain an armoury themselves together at any or associate time company or ergunization fur drill or parade with firearms in any city or Commonwealth T town of this his Act originally included the Veteran Artillery port, Sulem, the Salem Light Infa Azsociation.the Veteran Association of Newbury- the Veteran Cadet Association of niry Veteran Artillery As- and Salisbury, the Association, and eran Association of the Independent Corps of Cadets of this city.repealed to the former expression dn 2895 \u201cThis letter from Montreal was referred to Attorney-General Quoted the Act relating to above.and also sald in part: be no question that the prov statute extend to the case in Knowlton, who the sume as \u2018There can isions of this question.It 1e not limited in §ts tems to citizens of the Commonwealth, iz enactment from organisaitons And the fyreign countries as The purposes of apply as well to companies to domestin gislature uridoubt- edly considered that It would not be con- ductite \u201cta the genergl welfare to permit armed bodies of men Lo assemble together or to parade through the p Such a law is clearly within police power conferred upon ture by the constitution.fn conformity to the apirit of the Declaration of Right clares that keep and to bear arms for And as in times of ure dangerous to liberty, to be maintained the Legislature, a shall always be held In an ex It is they without the cynsent of nd \u2018the milit ublic streets.the so-called the Legisla- .mureover, of article 17 5.which de- \u201cThe people have a right to the common peace armies ought nat litary power æct subardin- ation to ! the civil authority and be governed by * Ha further states In pum in whole matter: * Mit whether foreign or domestt pressly prohibited by statute ne up the sociations, being ex- from parad- \u20ac, 1re with firearms, it is scarcely unecessary to state that the Governor thority to waive Its provisio any authority be given by tivers or under Federal Jaws.ter pi domestic re, in \u20ac \u2018ts et oritfes.ns dutant- General Dalto on, w arms In this State, has no au- ns.Nor tan Federal It is a mat- gulation.and not with- urisdiction of the United States or when asked he thought of the law fortiddng outside organizations to parade with sald that he thought fire - the law was made to cover demonstrations which might be made by societies having anarchistic tendencies and which be dangerous to the preserv and order.The Attorney-Ge would ation of law neral was of the opinion that within a year the law would be an changed that ft would admit the coming to the State of such an argan- lzation as the Montreal Cade that the Governor would ts, or, if not.be given authority to use his own judgment in the matter of allowing such a thing to take place.\u201d Countess Tekla, Robert Barr's great | est story.cation on Sa turday.The Star begins its publi- ee ' SHIPPING NEWS.\u2014\u2014 \u2018The handsome leaves Montreal this morning) Lakes, with Commodore and a party of Cynthia\u2018 s dimensions are 140 14 feet beam, steam yacht for the Upper Is, her owner, triends on board.The and 8 feet draft.Cynthia feet over all, 8he 34 fitted up with search and electric lights.parlours, dining-rooms, and all modern er conveniences.Bbe ia one of the steam fastest yachts on inland waters, being le of over 14 knots an hour when forced.The Cynthia Capt.D.Sydney, and is in ch.\u2026 H, Conviett! as river pilot is commanded by arge of Capt.The new Donaldson llnier 8rlacta arrived in rt ut 2 o'clock yestard from Liverpool.The Iz asi eral features of the » \u2018 been given in the Star.The Beaver Line st.Capt.Evans, sulied thi: ny afternoon ons and gen- nave already » Lake Huron, on nlng with a full general eargo and the following list of saloon passengers: Sister ter Gustave, Mr.ey, r.C.Btewart, John Graham, Gabriel, 8ts- Mr.Wm.Rev.T.P.estgate, Mr.J.Porter, Mr.C.Young, v .A.Dewar Mr Syd Miss Annie Roworth, M.G.Jefferson, Mr.Sharkofskt \"Shar ney Linnell.M.Jones, Mrs.kofski, Mrs.The steamship Cynthiana arrived at Quebec yesterday morn charging 1000 tons of salt ing, where she is dis- 8hs will come to Montreal to take a general cargo for Manchester, sheep.including 450 catie and PORT OF MONTREAL .ARRIVED.Steamship Norwegian, Gunsen, Giasgow, eneral.Steamshi Routh & general.Steamship\u2019 \u2018Salacia.Scott, Retord & Co., general p Moorgate, Antwerp, Carbray.Glasgow, R.Steamship Acadian, Lower Ports, H.Do- beil & Co., coal Steamship Cameo, Mclean, Kennedy & 0.CLEARED.perpen) Lake Huron, Evans, Liver- \"4.Campbell, general.VESSELS IN PORT, Bteamshins Derwenthoime, Hoimes, McLean, Kennedy & Co.: fit.Ronans, Hesley, D.Torrance & Co.\u2018 Bjorgvin, Laading, McLean, Kennedy & 0.Boxgrove, Mably, c Anderson, McKensie Belgian King, Weiss, MoLean, Kennedy Co.: .Netherholme, Wilson, McLean, Kennedy tan, Brown, HH.and A.Allan.Amarynthia, McNeil, Horsa, Veale, Eider Montexuma, Shallais, Elder, Co.& Co.& Co.pster & Co.Dempster {reetlands, Couillard, FL Dopell & Co.urona, rw 184 Henry.W.DUEN & Co.Nora a no & A.Allan.Cameo, Me., Kennedy Barques.Lizste Burrell, Spurr, Kensie & Coa.THE GULF.UVEBEC, July $1.\u2014 ES ther Potnt\u2014OQu nd Turret Cro at's Anderson, Mec- ba, Kari, Anderson.MoKenzie & Co.am., Sardin- lan ER Kiver-\u2014Ioward at?a.m.Assu; at m,, Tru = terday at 6 p.m., moreh eaterdn Entre airo; 7 p.10, Queensm ame bolnt\u2014inwara.at 5.3, = 4.30 p.m., \"ruranian ore.buts y 6 p- TE x it left + era arrived in °F Porat at nex nday.This with freleut between the two Labrador landed Seront Pom teva at 1am.on is @ rec her tn.on the i 6.46 \u201cp.m.the ord run he \u201cÀ Formal Offer Mads fic ton Through the \u2018French .Ambassadar.McKINLEY'S TERMS ARE WARD Spain Must Abandon AU Her Pos sessions in the Western Hemisphere.NO ARMISTIO ACCEPTABLE.The Americans Will Press on Their Plans Until Madrid Accepts the Inevitable.PARIS, July 27.-The following official note wus issued bere to-day: \u201cAt the request of the Spanish Government, the French Ambassador at Wush- : ington has been authorized by the Frenebh Government to présent a note from the Cabinez at Madrid to the President of the United States, watch Spanish interests in the United Btates, made this com:uunication to Pie sident McKinley, at the White House ycs terday afternoon, in the presence of Secretary Day: WASHINGTON, July 27.- The Presi dent, by to-morrow, will communicate our answer to Spmn\u2019s peace proposal to Aun bassador Cambon.ff Spain gives assur ance that an armistice will be followed by a treaty of on certain general lines, it is probable that the President will agree to an armistice.-» oe ne WHAT WASHINGTON SAYS.The War Will Only End When Spain Agrees to Very Hard Terms.(From the Star\u2019s B8pecial Correspondent sident in Washington.) WASHINGTON, July 27 \u2014Spain wants peace, But she may as well make up her mind to the fact that she will have to fight a great deal more before she gets it, This does not mean that President McKinley ls op to peace.It docs mean, however, that he has from experience become acquainted with Spanish diplomacy, tice pending negotiations, during which Spdn can re-inforce the weak spots in her positions, to be in better shape for war, &hould the negotiations fall through and hostihties resumed.The French Ambassador's call in Spain's behalf at the White House yesterday, was an event of high importance, and yet it will not do to jump at the conclusion that ve is already here, or, indeed, that it is immediately in sight.The visit was merely a preluninary one.It is belleved by the Administration that negotiations will follow and t a treaty of peace will ultimately result, but there ia the bighest authority for saying that no direct proposition has yet been made on either side, and that Spain has not ye: tiken the indispensable step of asking upon what terms the United States will ady to end the war.re SIMPLY A FEELER.It is explained by this same authority that .the messa resented to the President was wmply a Tocler, to ascertain whether this Goverument was ready to receive proposi- tons, in case they shoud be made.The length of the Ambassador's interview leads to the inference that a number of subjects were discussed, and it ia probable that sug gestions were made that owed that Spain, at last, was wilhng to concede the indu- pendence of Cuba.This would be a pre requisite in all overtures for peace, for unless Cuban independence werd first concede, mo trust could be reposed in the smneenty of the Government at Madrid.Whether the conversation went hevond this point is not known.The Premdent gave the emissary of the Spanish Ministry no as- suranc:, beyond an expression of his own illingness and the willingness of the Ad- minim ration, to bring the war te a close, if that could be done under proper condi tions.He gave no formal reply, and noue wil] be given until after further discussion by the ident and his advisers.THE TERMS OF PEACE.It may be said with confidence, however that Spain will be informed that the l'mted States is ready to hear further fromm her wi to a termination of the war.This hext move will be a request by tbe ish Government for a statement oi the terms upon ich we are willing to bring the war to an end.1 am enabled, through the courtesy of a distinguished member of the Administra tion, to predict up to a certain point the nature the reply which the Administra tion will make.; ; .First of all, President McKinley will demand the withdrawal of the Spanish forces from the Island of Cuba with a view to the lishment there of a stable tiovernment.nd, he will demand the payment of an indemnity for the cost of the war, which has been undertaken to drive Mpain out of Cuba; and as Spain cannot pay a money indemnity, he will insist upon her cedin the island of Porto Kico in fee simple, anc thus abandon all her possessions in the \u2018Western hemisphere.Thard, he will ask for a eettlement of the questions arising in the Far East from our operations in the Philippines and in the Ladrones.He will.insist upon permanent American occupation of a naval station, and à port in the Philippines: + whether he will go so far as to demand the entire island of Luzon, or the entire daira archipelago, bas not yet been decided.MANY DELAYS LIKELY.The President will be gitided in a large measure by what he conceives to be the sentiment of the people with regard to the nt possession of terntory in the Yar East.Tlux ia à problem with which he has not yet gmppled.The real test of the Spanish purpose will come after these conditions have been stuted formally: and the Administration has no expectation : at Madrid will yield to all our demands when made.It ie believed that the first hitch will withdrawal\u201d of Spain from the western h The Spanish Government will ing any conces£ons beyoud This would ngo, but is je superfluous to say that it will pot be cient now.= With the first intimation by Spain that pe will begin, and\u2019 dE MO be of y in, is may a long and wearisome road.WILL GIVE NO ARMISTICE.It may be that Spain will ask for an armistice, while these iations are go ing on, and the Administration realizes that .this may A peace; but there It is in the name of ° Spain that M.Cambon, who 1s charged to | i the Administration how much pressure has \u2018 - eur demande.and | he has no intention ot granting an armie | } whach the ne ; for every \u201cdiy that the continues increases amours of oblige tions she inours, CONGRESS TO HEAR FROM.tree a'ureuts peurs Tuts wh \u2018be à treaty peace, This w when Spain announces her willingness to sccede to the minimum of our demands.Commissioners will be appointed by eac Government and they will meet in some neutral capital to formulate a treaty.The American commissioners can be appointed by the President us his personal representatives, but, beyoud the formulation of a treaty through their assistance, the Ad- nuListration cannot go in determining the conditions of peace, for before the Lreaty goes into effect it will have to be retifi » the Senate, which will probably be called in special session to expedite final action.by the fact that Cuba is not yet in its possession, and that Blanco\u2019s army still retains its base in Havana.This will giye Spain an opportunity to à for concessions elsewhere ui return for abandoning Cuba without a campaign, and here will be found material for any amount of diplomatio parley.There is no present intention of demanding the cession of the Carolines Islands, and as has been said.the question of the dispo- &:tion of the Philippines and the Ladrones 1s still open.WILL CONTINUE TO FIGHT.The important point to be borne in mind 16 that Spain's advances towards peace will not interfere in any way with she vigorous prosecution of the war, \u201cWe shall nego- tate as we fight,\u201d said my informant, \u201clu estimating the probability of a speedy cul mination of negotiation, it will be necessary to consider the attitude of the Eurgpean Powers to Span.It is not just known by been brought to bear upon the govérnment at Madrid by the Powers, or just how far they will go in compelling her to accede to If ,they inmst upon peace and ÿnve Spain te understand in unmistakable terms that she inust no longer stand in the way, then peace may come more speed- ¢ ily than some now think.THE IM} oRIAL IDEA, Mr.McKinley is not personally in favour of retaining the Philippines, but he is gen- \"erally quick tw respond to the wishes .of the * peuple and it is the prevailing opinion here that he will discover that a strong demand exists that America should never Tower the Stars and Stripes in any land she has won or may win during the present war, aud that he will act accordingly.In interviews this inorning, Senator Mor- : gan, (Democrat), and Senator Foraker, (Re- pubhcan), both of the Foreign Relations Committee, which will have to pass on a treaty of peace before it 1s presented tu the Senate for a vote, express themselves in favour of this country retaining every island wrested from Spain by conquest.THE OFFICIAL STATEMENT of the Spanish proposals is as follows: \u201cThe French Ambassador, on behalf of the Government of Spain, and by direc tion of the Spanish Vinistor of Foreign Affairs, presented to the President afternoon, al the White House, a message from the Spanish Government, looking to the termmation of the war, and the settlement of the terms of peace.\u201d M.Jules Cambon remained with the President for about an hour.The proposition submitted Was quite general in terms and wax confined to the one essential point of an earnest plea that negotiations opened for the purpose of termnating the war and arriving at terms of peace.The com- mumication of the Spanish (Government did not ruggest anv specific terms of peace nor was there any reference made to Cuba, Porto Rico, the Philippines, or other Spanish possessions.The evident purpose of the Madnd authorities was first to learn whether the United States would treat on the subject of peace, and after that to take up such questions as the two parties might gest.Neither was there any suggestion from the Spanianis that an arm- jatice be established pending the negotia- ONE.After some discussion, it was finally determined that the President would conault the members of his Cabinet conrerning the proposition, and that after a decision had wen arived at, M.Cambon would then be invited to the White House for further conference.A CABINET CONSULTATION.Durug the late afternoon and evening the President conferred with most of the members of the Cabinet and the Xpanish propoætion was thoroughly canvassed.Secretaries Day, Alger and Long were at the White House dung the afternoon, and in the evemng the President was joined b Secretaries Bless aud Wilson, and Post.master-Ueneral Smith.There was mo Cabinet meeting m the ordinary semse, but these talks with mdividual members served about the same purpose as a formal meeting.It was understood the President would be prepared to give an answer with- m the next few days, and certainly be fore the next regular Cabinet day on Friday.No imunation came irom any officni source &s to the probable character of the answer.The conferenæ of Secre Alger, Bli Wilson aad Smith, with de oi last ed until pearly midnight.At its conclu- mon Secretary Alger said that no special Cabinet meeting had been called and he RDS ment some beginning had to be made.The offer made was to Le such a begimuing.Nothing could be known about the terms upon iatiüons wil be conducted or proposails to made until lihere had been a further conference by the Munoster in charge.4 THE MESSENGER OF PEACE.M.Jules Cambon, the French Ambasa- dor, who initiated the negotintèons, hus had a diste ished career im the official and diplonmtic service of Fremce.He wus born m Parm on April 3th, 1845, entered the council of state in April, 1871.He was appointed ambassador ot the French Re publie to the United States, October 14, 1897, and presented has credentials to Prosi- dent McKa in 898.EUROPE IS GRATIFIED.LONDON, July 27.\u2014 The equivocal de njals from Madrid recently, when enquiries on the subject of the reported péace negotiations were seemingly given eut at the Spanish capital prior to Spdiñ'a formal ap pucation at Washington for peace.Many similar corhimunications intended for home consumption my be expetted during the negotiations, hut they are only intended to allay (\u2018astilion susceptibilities and do not affect that real point at iseue.The livehest satisfaction is expressed M all quarters and in the newspapers throughout Europe at the fact that Spain his at last done the right thing for the first time during the war, and pease.is louked upon as being within measurable distance.Jt is taken for granted that the opening the peace negotiations impheés n cessation of hostilities and it is believed here that the United States was at first unofficially approached and give a_gencral idés of the conditions she would insist on befors M.Cambon, the French Ambassador at Washington, presented his note, and that the formal negotiations will consist chiefly of the formation of terms already practe cally s x A LITTLE PREMATURE.CHICAGO, July 27.\u2014 The National T'usiness League is preparing for a grand nâtional peace festival to be held in this city soon after the close of the war.The festivities will continue for a week more, The President, his Cabinet, the plomatic corps, eminent army and navy ; of expected to .To esch of the war and peace a day ee à 6mokestack af the Sandoval, the this : or di.officars, with their commands as far as \u201cof the festivitieg will \u2018be devoted.\"There , odd art: and Ÿ.Ee pave), army, usr], arc, and ; music days; da; the festival closing with à Dave tomationa or peace day.= promu Te = 4 CAIMENERA SURRENDERS.Another Spanish Garrison Gives Up Its Arme THE POSITION WAS STRONGLY DEFENDED, BUT THE MEN WERE HUNGRY.GUANTANAMO BAY, Oubs, Buly 27.\u2014 Iu fixing the terms of peace, this Govern.\u2018 Colonel Ewers returned to Santiago last tment will be somewhat handicap the surrender of the CS troops at Caimepera.He was ac- i companied by Mr.Brooks, the British Consul, and officers from imenera.Col.: Ewers will probably return here after cou- sulting with General Shafter.Cuimenera was found to be strongly de fended, and rifle pits and earthworks completely surround the village Only the Spanish gunboat sunk at that place, is visible above the water, and it is improbable that she can be raised.The Spanish troops at Caimemera are a ragged and hungry lot.sign Pratt, who had charge of the from the Marblehead which took to imenera, says thut the launch Col.Ewers Spaniards asked for permission to fire off their field pieces, muzzle ioadin gums, because they could not unload them.The Marblehead went up toward Caim.envra this morning for the purpose of raising the mines there.; Countese Tekla, Robert Barr's greatest atory.The Star begins its publication on Saturday.BISMARCK IS WORSE.The Iron Chancellor Has a Serious Relapse.H1S FAMILY SUMMONED TO HIS BEDSIDE TO WITNESS THE END.(Special to the Star.) LONDON, July 27.\u2014A despatch from Berlin says Prince Bismarck\u2019s condition has taken such a sudden serious turn for the worse that Dr.Schwenninger and hi entire family have been summoned to his bedside at Friedrichsruhe.The dropsical trouble that has baffled all Dr.Schwenninger\u2019s skill had made such Beadwuy that it is not believed the Iron Chancellor will be able to rally.(Press Despatch.) HAMBURG, July 27.\u2014 The heakh of Prince Bismarck is again causing his friends uneasiness.He has been confined to his bed for three days and suffers from insomnia.He has been absolutely with- ou! sleep for three nights, and is unable to eat or drink.Besides his physician, Dr.Schweninger, Counts Herbert and William Bismarck, with their wives, are now at Friedricharuhe.eee THE QUEBEC CONFERENCE.It is Now the Leading Topic of Interest at Ottawa.(Special to the Star.) OTTAWA, July 27\u2014The International Conference promises to be the topic of im- terest in political circles for the next few days.Sir Wilfrid Leurer, Sir ; Davies, Sir Richard Cartwright and Mr.Charlton are all expected here to-morrow or Friday, and on their i Julian Pauncefote.(Canadian delegates to the conference will he several meetings before proceeding to ZOLA\u2019S PENALTY.The Celebrated French Author\u2019s Name Erased from the Legion of Honour.PARIS, July 27.\u2014The Courier de Soir says that the Council of the Legion ot Honour has erased the name of M.Zola, the noveliert.now under sentence of à yenrs imprisoament and a heavy fine, after conviction of the alleged libel of the mem- bars of the Esterbazy court martial, and who is now und to be in Switzer DEATHS REPORTED At the Star Office To-day.(Special to the Star.) NEW YORK, J 27\u2014Mre.Susan Me- Cullock, widow of MoCullock, who was Secret: \u2018of the Presidents Lincoln and Arthur, died in Sperk- ll, N.Y., Monday, aged +81.Wm.H.Phillips, 57 years old a retired sea captain, of Brooklym, died on Tuewday of heam disease.He was born here and served in the navy during the civil war.Theophilus Butts, Hoboken, died Tuesday, aged 69.He was president of the First Notional Bank of Hoboken, ST.JOHN, N.B., July 27.\u2014Geo.McKee, employed in the Fngercolpnial Railwa: roundhouse, dropped dead Tuesday at ternnoon while on his way home from work He was 68 and leaves a widow and five children.BROCKVILLE, Ont., July 27.\u2014Haonah Kelly, aged 67, one of the best known residents of Mallorytown, died euddenly on Tuesday MAXWELL, Ont, July 27.\u2014Mre.Coutta widow of she lete George Coutts, died Tues- duy afternoon from an internal aboess.She was sixty-seven years of uge and leaves ten children.Mrs.Blackburn, sr, widow of the late William Blackburh, a resident of this viei- nity, died on Tuesday.She was 80 years old and leaves ten children.STRATFORD, Out.midt, B.A., known adl UEB:! di pg\u2019 GOUVERNEUR, N.Y., July 27 \u2014Mre, William.West, jr, a highly respected lady, dieu this morning.QUEEN LIL DYING.t Klondik 9 andes ; locating an: | most entirely confined to Mr.Patrick Rooney, of Montreal on a Flying Trip to This City.TELLS OF SEASON'S OUTPUT.The Reports of Thirty Million Dollar Washings are Much Exaggerated, ! BUT THE COUNTRY IS RICH, And Only Lack of Food and Looat- ing New Olaims, Kept the Figure Down.The Klondike has been somewbat meglect- ed of late, in the matter of news, and the war in the South has monopolized the col- , Umns once so freely given to tales from the Golden North.But the Klondike atill lives ' and plays its part, and long after the cruel : wer is over wil.still be a factor in the | world's economy.Mr.Patrick Rooney, well known in Mont real, has just returned to this city from a , Klondike expedition, and brings with him \u201cthe latest and very interesting budget of | northern news.Mr.Rooney also brought ! with him a little wallet fu] of gold nug- te which he had picked up m his travels.Key sort of help Mr.Rooney out when «he is at a loss for a word or am expression ! to adequately describe the wealth of the | great Northern terra incognita.{7 One fietion which has found ite way east romiscuously was given ite quietus by Mr.: Rooney, this morning, ip conversation with a reporter for the Star.Reports have been comang from all quarters of the tlurty and | forty million dollars worth of gold dust i would be brought down from the 2 during the present summer .Ac to Mr.Roon these estimates are ere will not he more than to ten millions of dollars in the rought down this year.ous.| ridi \u201cfrom ; output .NO REFLECTION ON THE COUNTRY.: This ia no reflection on the mineral wealth : of the country, which he describes as being uite as marvellous as i has been pointed.t is imply the result of the great scarcity of provisions in the district during the past 1 and to the fact that the miners ter portion of their time in staking .out new claims.Few if any of these new elaims were worked at .all, tie development operations being al- i fi She older erecks- At the present time there are ut 40,000 persons scattered over the Klondike country, and with the ample supply of visions, which are now being taken own the Yukon, the mining operations of the coming year will assume very large proportions.Next year the output will, as a consequence, without a doubt, be very ex i by many millions the estimate of tharty millions placed by the over-sanguine on the output of present year.; As showing the comparative abundance of supplies of all kinds in the Yukon at present, Mr.Rooney gave a few imterest- ing figures.This spring at Dawson City be had been obligéd to pay\u2019 $38 for 28 pounds of beans.The flour, meat, and other articles of provisions be had bought had averaged from $1 a pound, and for eggs he bad paid $18 a dozen.A \u201cches hat hed cost him $16.Just before Mr.Rooney left the commtry on his present trip Bundred Fda, wile opr» © ran poun: | were a drug on the market at gnly $3 a dozen.If all the boats with the Yukon their destination in safety.the prices provisions will fall still er.FACILITIES IMPROVING.The facilities for reacking Dawson City are now, Mr.Rooney says, very greatly improved over last summer.The aerial tramway over the Chilcoot Pass is in continuous ation, and bas very greatly reduced\u2019 the trouble, and cost of getting over the pass.Then, the head of the lakes to Dawson, a distance of some 800 miles, sev: small steamners now run, transporting supplies amd passengers to the gold fields One steamer runs clear to the canyon, means of a tramway around the pects with the -other steamers below.The waters now being mostly worked by prospectors and miners are rado, Bopanza, Hunker, Sulphur Bear, French Gulch, Golden Gulch, and Chief ulch.Two _progpectors, nam Dan Sanders, and Martin Oldridge, both Seotch- men, stru it icularly rich sa: mouth of Chief Gulch.In two box lengths at the mouth they took out $16,000 worth of gold, and their claim on the side of the nil at the mouth has yielded them $204, 000.The two 8 re pet on a Pleasure ex- urson thei ome.¢ There was ery tie\" eknemn in Lhe 1d country during the past winter.This pe there had been a good deal of malaria in Dawson City, which is in a swampy district.There , however, not a :* single case of starvation, or even want of food.ÊTAKING THE CLAIMS.Mr.Rooney represents the Montreal Red Mountain Gold Fields Company, and it was in their interests that he had been in the Klondike.He says he bas been particularly fortunate in locating claims for the company, and will return with a fur ther force of men in about ten days.The claims which he has staked out are at the mouth of Golden Gulch, and on the Rose and Harris creeks.~~ Golden Gulch joins the Eldorado at Claim No.12, owned by Mr.Healy, of the North American Transportation Company.ris Claim No.there had been picked a nugget of gold off the dump worth $180.Bot this claim and No.41 Eldorado bad had successful washups.Mr.Rooney's claim is at least equally wealthy, but no actual de velopment work had yet en done on it.The Rosebud river, on which one of the other claims is local runs into the Yukon about 6 miles above Dawson City.Harris Creek runs into the Ophir Creek.On his return, Mr.Rooney travel up the u whicn he bas reason to believe is very rich, and after locating claims there, \u2018work of developing the several ras will be commenced, During Mr.Rooney\u2019s abeence experienced miners \u2018are actively developing the claims already owned by the company.Mr.Rooney says that some of the men of the Mounted Police had made some lucky strikes.Thé Mounted Police are allowed to stake out claims for themselves, the same as other p , but in order to hold them t have to take in mome- body else with who can spend the three months in the year in actual settlement of the claim.With regard to the\u2019 obnoxious ten per cent.royalty of thè Canadian Government, Mr.Rooney says the miners have now prety generally accepted the inevitable and are making no eomplaints Mont of and the law x Government throngh the Mounted Police.early in Bop, taking with Him force oF early in A him a\u201d gi] to, Jugment.his t force, and bo 0 .3 x hy ER LC ts 6 1 AUWAYS TAKE TAERG.À BR.WHEN LULA-\u2014SONNERTSATR YOU CAN.Tran provisions on their way.and by , A White Horse Rapids, con- Shooting Coat.A gg, business suit for middle aged men.Made of Scotch Cheviots, burns, English Worsteds, Black and Navy Serges, twills.eevee Bannock- lined with Victoria cea $18.00.In Scotch and English tweeds $15.00.In reliable Canadian tweeds $12.00.e oo o The Fit-Reform Wardrobe, 2364 St.Catherine St.(NEAR HAMILTON'S, = Gor.PEEL The Kennedy Company, Limited, « «+ »wPropriectors and Sole Montreal Controllers.1741 OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS.City Attorneys Considering the Methods by Which the Money to Settle Them Can be Legally Raised\u2014A Special Assessment.The City Attorneys, Messrs.Ethier and Archambault, and the Consulting Attor neys, Messrs.Roy and Atwater.have been busy all day consulting over the opinion they were asked by the Finance Committee to give as to the best methods the city could legally adopt to raise funds to settle the outstanding acocunts and provide the money required by the Water and one ne two other departments to finish the year with.The opinion is required for the meeting of the City Council being held this after noon, but at half-past two was not ready, the attorneys being still busy at work upon it.It was stated, however, that the attor- veys had decided that the only legal means by which lhe monév could be raised was by the levying of a special assessment, but there was some difficulty to determine if the present situation could be considered one of emergent necessity under the meaning of the special assessment clause of the charter.Whatever the attorneys decide some of the members of the Council will oppose any proposition to settle the accounts until the Court of Appeals has confirmed judgments of the Court below which declared the city liable for the acounts over and above e appropriations.\u2014w\u2014#e SUSPENDED EXPROPRIATIONS.Finance Committee Proposes a Considerable Reduction in the Lawyers\u2019 Accounts.The Finance Committee held a private session after the adjournment of the usual meeting yesterday to discuss the payment of the cost and damages due by the city mn connection with the suspension \u2018of proceedings in expropriation in 1894-05 aécord- ing, to the law of 1896.he law firms retained the proprietors asked for $11,000 for their expenses.The Finance Committee yesterday decided to vote in wettlement of this account, provided the lawyers concerned were prepared to give pledges that their clients would make no future claims damages in this connection.Countess 1ekla, Robert Barr,e greatest story.The, Star begins its publication on Saturday.WESTMOUNT POLICE CASES.Two cases were brought before the Magistrate at Westmount this morning.One was that of A man named Paul Jacobovits, who was fined $2 for riding a bicycle without a lamp on the Cote St.Antoine road, about nine o'clock last night.The other was a man named Watt, who was found Joitering on the baseball park about twelve o'clock last night.He aaid he used to take care of some of the horses belonging to Main\u2019s Circus, but had left last night, not liki the work.He wished to go home to St.John, N.B., and wanted to sleep on the benches in the park for the bight.The magistrate suspended the sentence on the understanding that be should never seen again in Wesvmount, INTRODUCED ON \"CHANGE.the | FINANCE AND COMMERCE.MORNING SALES.\u201c Canadian Pacific\u2014200 at 84 7-8, 100 at S5, 350 at B4 7-8, 20 at 85, 275 at 84 34, 300 at 84 78, 200 at 85.Montreal Street\u2014150 at 273 34, 50 at 273 78.ar le\u20145000 at 263.Halifax Btreet\u201425 at 138.Toronto Rails\u2014-30 at 97 1-4, 25 at 97 12.0 ectri at 150 1-2.Montreal Gas\u2014175 at 191 1-4.Bank of Montreal\u2014 4 at 250.Bell Telephone\u2014100 at 175.Canadian Bank of Commerce\u20149 at 140.Commercia! Cable \u201450 at 181.Western Trust and Loan Company\u201420 at Dominion Coal\u2014100 at_22, 100 at 2 14._$2000 Colored Cotton Bonds at 83.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Reported for the Brak by Gordon Btrathy & Co, Btock.Brokers, 9 Bt.Bacrament street.July 27th July 26tb Ask.Bid.Ask Bid.Canddian Pacific.8 Hu BY 35% do do Land Bends 115 no 115 110 Duluth B.K.& Atlantis.34 3 3x 3 do do do pref.T7 6 7 5 Comumercisi Cable.180% 181 1804 po \u2014 1 10644 Do, do.\u2014 14 1044 jontresl Tolegraph 1 ie 1805 179% People's Et 43gt Hitx 40 35 De do Bonds.92 = 2 \u2014_\u2014 Rish.& Oat.Nev, Co 102 sx 102 29% Dy do do \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 Montreal 8t.Ry.Co.274 273% 1766 2734 Da do M.Stock.273 270 7 289 Halifax Bi.Bailey .183% 132% 34 13 Bonds, \u2014\u2014 \u2014- 107 108 Montreal Gas Co .192 1914 18134 19144 177% 75 175 173% Do do Bonds.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 Royal Kleotric \u2026 161 ps] 161 169% Toronto Railway - 97% \u201d Do do Bou \u2014 \u2014 - _\u2014 Corowall Railway \u2014 \u2014 \u2014- _\u2014 8t John Railway.\u2014 18 \u2014-\u2014 us »3 45 x.mé 38 250 258 250 250 250 bot] \u2014\u2014 107 == 108 179 115 119 175 \u2014 180 \u2014 180 pe Bank \u2014 20 - 198 - 150 \u2014 19 e Bank -\u2014\u2014 10 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 Union Bank.110 103 110 103 nadian Baok of Cem.141 140 1409 14v Dominion Bk.«= -\u2014 \u2014t \u2014\u2014 La Banque Ville Marie.100 \u201d 100 92 Hoche! Bank.185 \u2014 w \u2014 5 so » 60 100 60 52 54 61 2 224 31 10744 109 108 107 na 107 1474 15% HY 45 -\u2014 \u2014 War Esgle 263 2674 285 263 Merchans Cotton Co.-\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 Dom.Cotton Mills Ce.#H LS \u201c 2 De _ Banh i: \u201c \u2014\u2014 = \u2014 -_\u2014 Gubrentes Co.of W.A.\u2014 °\u2014+ \u2014 \u2014_ WestLosn & Trust - \u2014-\u2014 - - Erie \u2014 == = \u2014 Le arrete NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE.pecially reported for the Br.CD M 16 St.gedaan! Bruen local manager fon J.8 Bache à Co.Now York, over private wire July 27.July 38.Pay a Amer, Cotton OH! Ce.MY 234 ns 24 Do do Pret.== \u2014 \u2014_ \u2014 Amer .Tobawoo Oe.182 18336 1994 1214 \u2018Amer.Sugar Rein.Oo.139K 133% 136% 139 a Bpirt mi OY pe M A A ta _ 4 mer.Bp « u uw 2 The following \u2018were Introduced on the floor of the Board of Trade this morning: - W.D.McBean, of Winnipeg, » A.G.» 2 4 McBean; J.M.Clemans, w Hamburg, bi __ \u2014 by Alex.McFee; G.A.n, Toronto, 204 89% ou y A G.McBean, and G.Naylor, Chi- Bis 50% sos cago.by A.G.Thomson; Wm.Scott, Cale- = I ux Gonta, by L.J.Smith.\u2014 \u2014 nu : ERG AN - 108 1 108 THE WEATHER.= Su AAA A i= ps _ Wednesday, 11 a.m.\u2014 x 14 15 ties for the next t | 5, 13% $ hours: Moderate soutierly and x i sonthweeterly winds, x -= very warm.Thundèrstorms ; = in many localities to-night and M on Thursday.= I IANS INNS AI INI ~- 3 axim inimum temperatures Peter the past 4 wenty four hours : Kam- BX loops, 90, 56 ; Calgary.nM u' Appelle, == 3\" 841; Winnipee, 8 697 Port Arthur, 74 a a Le.M I, 78, 8; Quebec, WH sl ax, al i Last Epmon, - -$600,000 TheMidland Railway Company 1st Morgage 5 per cent.Sinking Fund Terminal ted December lat; 1885; Principal dus December Yat le June let aud December let of .b t e at Pury & Trust Co.of New York City, in gold coin of the preseut standard of weight and fincoess.$1000 each, with provision for he Midland Terminal Railw, Company, organized in the fall of 1893, operates fort; peka & San Union Pacifie, Deuver and Gulf, Chicago, Rock lal & Puustic, and the Douver & Rio Grande as uther lines entering Dunver.CAPITALIZATION, Less bouds redeemed.Net bonded debt only.The earnings of the Midland Terminal found it necessary to sane vuly $600, aa vryinally proposed, which he Cempany and vertifed Ly the Trustees.$400,000 of the ! ou.is have now be Dn cancel) bonds Nos.1 to ww inclusive ou ding nosllod, leaving E.H.ROLLINS & SONS, Boston, Mass.Dear Mira: Pursuant to your instructions we have n examination of the Looks and ucrounts vf IDLAND TERMINAL RAILWAY (OMPANY of Colorado,in detail, And iv aczordance therewith cortity for the four years «oding Novem- 0 to interest on bunds, smounted w For improvements and additions to the property from .1896, to December 31, 1897, there was paid and nes thesum of 334, 700,56, which ct construction would huve beeu chargeabiv THE AUDIT COMPANY OF NEW YORK.How York, June 17, 1898 ai yoar ending November 30th, 1897.40 Operating expensas, taxes and rentals.2 poihe fivat six months of the rease in groas earnings over The flxod charges are 230, basod on «surplus of #140.416.4 apphcable to _sinking fan vidends upou the capital stock of $1,000, T OED! per anpum, after the pay- mortgage under which these bonds are issued requires that a sinking fund of 3 p.c.of the I st aside each year for the purchase in the opon market, or, in case the bonds cannot Trust Company shall draw bonds the same ut 100 and nocrued interest.fund affecting this issue of bonds com- Jerod by Messrs.Hornblower, ew York.A complete descriptive circular, , a8 well as the monthly statistics relative to the gold productions at Cripple Cre during the last 4 years, aod her information covering road, furnished ou appl ERR TY Price 102 and accrued interest PAYING ABOUT 5.E.H.Rollins & Sons, 19 Milk St.Boston.17303 3a Invite your friends to a picnic at Bout de l'Ile Park.Return Tickets over the Belt Line, 25 cents, © AA LU rt NOTICE To Steamboat and Lumbermen, Falsework the erection of New York and Ottawa RR.R, Bridgo is being Channel St.Lawrence River at Cornwall Leland, Navigation through this channel is closed Navigators and Rivermen take warning and use N Channel which is open to navigation.THE PRŒNIX BRIDGE CO mass \u2014 wh Water Rates and Personal Taxes.Notice is hereby given that the undernigned of Montreal have come ater Rates and Personal creme à any person interested, until the 9th day of August next (18385); ne aforesaid.from 19 a.m.to the said rolls.and to hear complaints that may respecting any entry in such rolls, viz.: brought before theum t.Lo thé 10th day of! Wards.Thursday.August next (1898.) Hochel and St.East, Centre and West \\Varda, Monday, the! 15th day of August next (1895.) St.James Ward.Tuesday, ext.DILLON, President.City all.Montreal, July 27th, 1898.B.\u2014 Notices published on the Srd and y.1898, ars cancelled and DR.COWLING'S.English Periodical Pills.ect monthly regulaior, giving reliahlo mans ier ra.Cowley, 3356 Bt.Catherine Btreet {near Metoalfe St), Mon:real MINING STOCKS notations for aotive British ning stocks, furnished by R.& Co., Mining Brokers, 31 SL.Francois Xavier street, were as under Big Three Can.Gold Fields Syn.rr \u2014 nd Montreal Red Mouanta pau: SSSRULINEURLE: BE - Be.TEN Special Notice.Six building lots left the balande of our chesp square HN wrence street; À ARS WORLD WHEEL MEET PRESIDENT GLAD TO ACCEPT.Montreal Saved C.W.A.Honour by President Beament Half Way, Meeting THOUSAND DOLLARS DOWN.Races to be Held on Queen's Park Track Under the Auspices of the C.W.A.The responsible portion of the Executive of the Canadian Wheelmen's Association bave come around to the Star's way of thinking, and to-day admit by ther ac yee if nol by their public utterances, that lontreal 15 the only place in which to bold the world's championsiap bicycle mect, if it 1s awarded Lo (anada.The meet will be beld here.Such was the decision arrived at yesterday by Pre- sdent Deament, at an informal meeting of people interested.which was arranged for the purpose of diwussang the outook, and at which Vice resident Rubenstein \u2018vus present.There were present, in addition at toi mecting, Chief Consul Rat.tray, who has worked so hard to get the meet here, and Mr.Dandurand, of th: ueen s Park truck, where, according to le present agreement, the world\u2019s races will Le run off.; The trouble, as far as the senaible mem- of the Executive are concerned, Ratls changed hands at à to 9714.The earnings have made a vod showing of late.On Friday.the nd, the takings were $3.16, an increase of 3386: on Saturday, $1,472.an increase of $360; on Sunday.82.074, an Increase of $652; on Monday, $3,155 an increase of $267.War Eagle ruled steady on sales of 5000 shares at 263.The sellers of Pacific were Forget, Mae- dougall Bros.Davies.and the buvers, A.CC Jlarke, Wilson & Gillespie, Mackenzie and Wilzon-8mith & Meldrum.Weir sold Street and Davies purchased.Royal Electric Was sold by Burnett, and bought by Mackenzie.Macdougail Bros.sold War Eagle, and Hanson bought, while Toronto Ralls passed from Howard to Burnett.IN THE WHEAT PIT.Bulls are Feeling Sick as Wheat Fell Despite Their Efforts.The fight in the wheat pit was well ays- tained by both bulls and bears this morning.but up to one o'ciock the bears were generally the victors.The market took such a slump yesterday that a reaction was looked for to-day.Opening prices were weaker, however, and they went on down till cash wheat, in Chicago, stood at f8¢.The bulls then made a violent attack and sent prices up again.but they couid not maintain them.Wheat seemed to fall by its own weight, and it took the bulls all thetr time, apparently, to prevent the marke! laking another slump.Daoubtiess the prospects of peace and an ending of the war hud a weakening effect.In New York.up to one o'clock cash wheat remained steady at Tc, to which point it dropped yesterday from 7%.September option opened ¥c down, at 69%, and got hack to 70 or 0c.December opened Sac down, at 69%c, and recovered to A Corn remained pretty steady, though slightly weaker than yesterday.At onc o'clock cash stood even at 39hc; September was Ke lower than yesterday's closing, at 3%c, and December 4c lower, at sc.At Liverpoo! both wutat and corn were weaker.July wheat closed lkd lower than last night.at 65 5lgd.September opened l4àd lower, at 58 T%d.and Jost 3d À during the day.December option opened 14d lower, at 38 4igd, and lost %d further during the day.Spot maize opened Xd down, at 3s 28d.and remained steady at that price.; closed 13d under last night's closing, at Ned.September option open lower at 38 a%d, and lost %d during the day.October opened %d lower, at 45d, and lost 4d during the day.HEAVY TRADING.As a Result There Was an Improvement in Prices.(From the Special Correspondent of the Star in Wall Street.) NEW YORK, July 27 \u2014Trading in stucks was on a large scale this mureing, and to opening advances of from 12 to 34 per cent.Further fractional gains were added in the early deufings.An advance of 1 12 on Chicago, Indiana and Louisvilie referred at 38 1-2 however, was quickly ost.On the other hand, Sugar rose 1 1-2 to 141.Wheeling and Lake Ene preferred 1 58 to 13 and North-West 1 per cent.to 132 14.Later the transactions diminished somewhat, but the improvement in price was fully maintained.Toward noon, however, the market became quite dull, most stocks going below the opening figures.By twelve o'clock there was a reaction in Sugar, the price dropping to 138 1-2 which seemed to have no effect on the entire Het, NEW YORH STOCK EXCHANGE.Bpecially reported for the Bran hy C D.Monk, 16 Bt.scrament st local manager for J 5.Berhe & Uo, Now Yerk, over private wire Do do Pret.Amer.bugar Reûn Co.Le do ; \u201c Amer.Spirits Mis.Ca.Do do NET A.Top.& Bt.Fe, all paid Baltimore & Uhto .3 \u2018 GaaN.Y.199 Cleveland C.C.21.L.42 Delaware, Lack & West.Delaware & Hudson Deaver & R.Grand pret.Duluth B.Shore & Atl.iw 4 MN fi Try for yourself and prove that the trip over the Belt Line Railway to Bout de ?Ile Park is cool and health- giving._ ii \u2014OP\u2014 Excellent Housohold Furniture, Crystal and Brass Gasallers, Carpets, Mirrors, Pictures, Parlor, Bedroom.Dining Room, Library and Hall Furniture, Tweeds, Cloths, Dry Goods and 10ts 0! Odds and Ends of all kinds, SALE AT OUR ROOMS, Nos.1821 and 1X23 Notre Dang, Street, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 29th, AT 2,0 VCLOCK.M.MICKS & CO.Auctioneers.ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE \u2014or\u2014 Honseheld Farniture anid Furnishings, dCarpets, Oilelocu, Dry Goods, and (rochers.1 Ladies\u2019 healing Bicycle, 3 Ladies Victoria Bicycles, 1 Gent's Vicier Bicycle, These Wheels arc New, of \u2018he Finest Workman ship, Best Material wud Highest Grade, Alo the Lalance uf » Bankrupt block of Boots and shoes, Sale at our Ruoms 287 and 241 St.James Street, FRIDAY AFTERNOON.July 79th.At 2.30 o'clock p,m, RAE & DONNELLY, Auctioneers, 1749 \u2014 Auction Sale of Lot of Dry Goods Samples Inctudiaga large variety of Ex pen .tve Goods Also | TRINK UF PIPES, fie.Will bo sold at the undersigneds salo-srooms, IS NOTRE DAME ST., for account of aud to INSOLVENT ESTATE.On Friday Morning, 29th July, AT TKN O'CLOCK.WALTER MM KEARNS, Auctioneer.3749 RETAIL AUCTION SALE At our St.James «treet Îloomns, on Thursday, 28th inst., at 2 p.m., A Stock of assorted Dry Gouin, Enamelw are and Tinware Utensils, Cutlery, Faney Goods, Furs Albums, Nickel Teapots and Cotlee Pots.Spices, Soap, Tea, Coico and à large quantity of other Geuds.ln retail lols nid without reserve, MNARCUOTIEK BROS, 1761 Auctioneers, AILIFF'8 SALE \u2014 PROVINCE QF QUEbec, District of Montreal.Nu.6587.Clr- cuil Court.Artbur Desjardins, Plaintiff.vs.Air | Deschamus, Leicnuant.Ou the firth day of Augusi, 1388, at tea or the clock tn ths worenoun.at the dom.¢liv ui the sa Detend- ant.No.481 Grand Trunk st.in the Cats oof Montreal, will be seid, by authordy of Jus- Live, the guuds and chattels vu.the sand Detendant, seized in this cause, Cuntusting ui househuld furusture, ote, Terms cash.OLIL- VIER ©.COUTLEE, B.8 C.Montreal, 2itn Jury, Ine 2 à Bree SALE \u2014 PROVINCE UF QUE- bev, District of Montreal.No.1333.su- pwrior Court.Montrval Optical Cumpany Punt.vs.F.Hogue, Delendaat, On 1a fifth day of August, 1898, at ten of the cluck ta the 10renuvon, ut the domicile of suid Le .4H _Laguuchetiere st., In the City .Will be sea, by authority oi Jus- .all the gouds and Defendant.seized in this cause, consisting of househuwid lurniture, ete.Conditions cash.\u20ac FT.JETTE, BH 8.C.Montrea:, duh dun 74 AlLIFF'S BALE \u2014 PROVINCE bec.District of Montreal.No.Court.œvvin and ai, Lepage, LDoienuant.Un the lass, al len of tne ciock in tue the damnicile of said .Defundany, No.lv St.Charles Burromee #t., In the Uy or Mountreal, will be sud, by authority of Justice, ail Une gueds and chattels of the sud DefendanL, seized in this cause, consisting of household furniture, etc., eto.Conditions cash.LIE RUCHON, B.8 C treal, 7th July.1494 pi] AILIFF'S8 SALE \u2014 PROVINCE OF QUE- bee, District of Mobtreal.No.73H Cir cuit Court.Juseph Murphy, Pinlnun, VE.Horace Chagnon, Defendant.On.the fifth day of August, 189s, at eleven ol the clock la lue forenvon, at the domiclie ot the said Delend- ant, No.1234 Bt.Andre Montreal, will be sola, Print ils, finn tice, ull the gnods and chattels of the Detendant, seized lu this cause, nslating of house furniture, ete 3 IRE EBACLY, B.dS 174 1 C.Montreal, 2ith July, AILIFF'B SALE \u2014 PROVINCE OF QUEbec, District of Montreal.No.7351.4'ir- cuit Court.The Manufacturing Company, Plaintiff, vs.Louis Masse, Uerenaaut.On the mth day of August, iiss, 8t tep © clock in the Iorencon, ut the domicile Derendant, .the City of Montreal, will of Justice, all the gouds of the said Defendant, seized in this cause, consisting of household furniture.Conditions cash.JUSEPH ROY, B.8 ë .C.Montreal, 2¢ July, 1536.176 1 AILIFF'S BAL \u2014 PROVINCE OF QUE- bee, District of Montreal.No.146.Bu- court.H.porte and ul, Piuintifts, Riel, Defendant.On the fifth day of August, 188, AL te: vi the clock In the torenuon, at the business piace and aumicile - said Deteniant.No 21m Notre ame n the City of Montreal, will be bold, authority of Justice, uil the x and Codtteres wi the salu s-eaehuanl, selecd In this cause, CoOnsisUng of wr fixtures, re- trigeiator, plano, and hoeuschoid Terms cash.M JEITE, KE B C 27th July.1398, perlor va.Ernest .Montreal, s 14} SALE ~ PROVINCE UF QUE- of Montreal.Nu.197.Circuit Leblanc, Fialntuff, vs.Alphonse Charbonneau, Detendant, On the sixth day of in the forenoti, AILIFF 8 be Defendant, No.43 Craig sl, In the City ol Montreal, wii be sold.by authority of Jus- tee All the goods nd ~batteis of the said Defendant, smzes in this cause, consisting of househu.d turniture, etl.CONG.LIONS casi.JON, UHOQUETIS, Mow zu July.183.34 1 Bayles SALE \u2014 l'ROVINCE UF QUEbec No.c, District of Montreal.144.Bu- verior Court.Charles Ragconi, Piainuif, vs, P.Riel and at, lelendants, On (the th day of August, 188%, al ten in the forenuun.at the place Of business vf the said Detendant, Ernest Riel, o.Z130 Notre Dane st., In the Montreal, be sold.authority of Justice, all the good teis of the said Defendant, cause.vonsisune of Terma cash.- T.Montreal, July Zith, 1 AILIFF 8 SALE - PROVINCE OF QUEbec, District of Montreal.o 898.Clr- cuit Court.Charles Rascon P.uintiff, 4 .Lefendant.On the (lita day of August, 18%, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, at the place of business of the said Defendant, 2130 Notre Dame ut, in the City of Montreal.will be sold, by authority of Jua- tice, all thé goods and chattels of sald Defendant, seized in this cause, consisting of liquors and fAxtures.\u2018lerms cash.- A- CHAND, B.8 C.Montreal, 1th July, Ins.Td AILIFFS BALE \u2014 PROVINCE OF QUD- un, District of Mentreus Noo 1763.Su- verfor Court.W, R.Plaintiff, vs.EE.Lavi, Infendant.August.185, at ten of the clobk noon, at the pince of business of the fendant, No.1380 Notre Dame nt, And on the same day at one of the clock in the afternoon at the domictie of the sald Defend Prefontaine et, in the City of M be sold, by Authority of Justice, all the and chattels of th smd ant, consisting of engine, bleyale, and houreholu furniture, e, T NOK1.ROY, H.C.§ Montreal 1568.TIFFS BALE \u2014 PROVINCE OF QUE- BALE oma Mom fo, 16088.Cir- goods lend- cuit Court.Hobort Gyrenz al, Piaintifta, vs.Alfred Gadbois, Defendant, and Dame Mary Sangmer and vir, Op it, and R.D.MeGibbon and al, Dintrayante.On the- fifth day of August, 1898, At ten of the clock in tho TATOO, at the domicile of 14 Orposant, No.M City Hall avenue, In the City of Montreal, will be solid, by authority of Justice, all the moods and chattels of the maid Opposan seized In this cause, éonsisting of househul furniture, ttc.Conditions cash.H.LA 3 July 17, 1838 de 1 JEUNESBFE, B.B.C.Montreai, AILIFF'# BALE - PROVINCE OF QUEbec, District of Montreal.No.u- perfor Court ) er, Platotitf.va.P.A.Malictte, Defendant.On the fifth day 0?Auguet, 198.ten of the clock in the forenoon, At the domicile of afd Defendant, © No.2897 Montreal.sol ice.All the goods and chattels a Defendant, seized In this cause, consistinx of household goods, etc.Conditions cash.P, LECLERC, B.8.CG.Mentreal, 3th Jul A TERMS CASH.\u201cJOHN MURPHY & CO.(Seat July Clearing Sale! A Special Blouse Bargain! 300 Fancy Muslin Blouses, bought a job, all this season\u2019s patterns, worth $1.25, Special Price to clear, only .Sawa Clearing Bargains in Summer Costumes, Mantles, Millinery, Parasols, Dress Goocs, Silks, Muslins, Linens, etc., etc.JOHN MURPHY & CO, 2343 St.Catherine St., cor.of Metcalfe St.39c.+++ BUGGY WEATHER.by the Famous Bed Bug and\u201d $L.W.Money returned Get rid of your bugs roaches, beetles, rats and mice, Sola in tins, 25c, SUc roach, beetle, rat and mice Killer.if it does not clear your house.Sold only at 71 ST.LAWRENCE STREET.No Agents Selling This, FOR SALE\u2014A Pair of Foxes (male and female), very young, at above address.iy BROKER RO Something É £ J À se ser * To flis === Advantage # rame À The Puke aad the passer\u201d x FORRRR SOR CHAPTER VII.\u2014(Contiaued.) \u201cDon\u2019t ask me such absurd questions! You don't suppose that I am your servant, and you're the master.Nit down and begin your work at once, and don\u2019t try any ot your airs on me ! I sat down and began my work at once.It was not fur me to argue with a lady.rs may not be choosers, and 1 could only hope that the intirmuties of a feminine temper might be too frequently in evidence as a sort of honorary addition to the charms of my salary.; Thut the lady mesnt to be disagrevable I could have no\u201d doubt, as the minutes went by; and scarcely had 1 commenced to write than she lLegan at me again.Nhe found fault with my work, w.th what 1 had dome, with what {1 had lett undone, as it ecemed to me quite cause\u2019essly.| bore her reproaches as me-kly as the mildest mortal could have done.My meckness seemed to inflame rather than to appease her.She said things which were altogether uncalled for, and which beyond doubt an office Loy would have resented.That 1 should keep my temper in face of her continued provocation evidently annoyed her.bduddenly springing out of her chair, she bounced from the room.=I trust,\u201d I said, apostrophising her when she had gone, \u201cthat when yon do return your temperature will be appreciably lower.un any case, I fancy, Mrs.Lascelles Trevor.that you and I shall not long stand towards each other in the position of employe and employer.Even by a lady, one does not «are to be called aver the coals \u2014and such coals! - for nothing at all.One had al most better starve than be treated.in and out of season as a whipping boy.\u201d The papers which 1 was engaged in copying comprised ali sorta of odds and ends, more worthy, 1 should have thought, of the rubbish heap than of transcription.They were about ail sorts of things, and were in no sort of order, and why they should be deemed worthy of being enshrined in the beantiful manuscript book with which Mr.Lascelles Trevor had supplied me was beyond my comprehension.I had finished transcribing one paper.Laying it down, T drew towards me an other.It was n letter, and was in a hand which 1 had not previously encountered.The caligrapby.even the paper on which the letter was written, filled me with & strange sense of familiarity.Where had I seem - that: earefully erabbed, characters- ti¢ handwriting before?every letter as plain as copper Plate, yet the whole con ing the impression of.coming from an wet ered man.I had had a previous ac- gusintance with it, and thet quite recent y.22 , T had it\u2014it came to me in à flash of memory}, + Lu 4 The vritiéy Was that \u2018whidh-lind come to.me , ii fhe \u201cGthmunication hich had owned Duncan Rothwell.This Jet- ter aud that-Jetter-had emanated from the sale \u2018scribe\u2019 l cold have \u201cswbrn to.it.Even the paper > | Fen ing- part Tiotiee of the large sheet of post Wisk.xsuaily corse gen here wae: \u2018\u2019æheet\u2019s twin bro- wi t was a letter from Duncan Roth- l doing amepg Mrs.Lascelles-Trevor's Te - k was my duty to copy the thing.It : : x : Ç- should rd it.It boïë inte ae address.\u201cbegan: _ elif.\u201d o was my d Ameha® glance ae ed to show me that it was a Jove letter, and a loye letter of an uncommon kind.Clearly, there had been wome blunder.Such an\u201d episQe 780d rot inden , Ë y have .gh little againet her will.Even been lumped with that olla scraps and scrawls.It wus out of place in such u galley.What was I te Jo?Ahe Question was auswered tor me.While I sull hesitateu, Mrs.Lascelles Trevor reappeared.| smd nothing, but | dircsay the expression of my features, and the gngerly style wm which I held the let- fer out in front of me, conveyed a lint that 1 had lighted on something out of the way.Probably, too, she recognized the letter directly she caught sight of it, even trom the other side o: the room.Any- bew, she came striding forward\u2014she was a woman who could stride \u2014 and without any sort of ceremony, leaning across the table, she snatched it from my hand.For ok instant, 1 expected she would strike me she was in such a passion.The veins stood out on her brow nke Lands; her lips gave convulgve twitches.Since at semen that rage had deprived her of the faculty of speech.I endeavored to explain the situation by feigning 1gno- tance that there was a situation to explain 2 You wish me to copy this letter in the same way as the others?\u201d Aly voice was suave; hers, when it came var not.\u201cYou beast!\u201d That was the epithet which she was pleased to hurl at me.\u201cI might have guessed that you were a thief.\u201d \u201cMadam!\u201d ( Her language was =o atrocious, and her anger, so far aa | was concerned.so unjustifiable, that I knew not what to make uf her.\u201cWhere did you steal that letter?\u201d I stood up.\u201cMrs.Lascelles- Trevor, you Fo too far.You appear to be under the, l assure you, erornevus unpression that, in engaging a man to fill the honorable post Gi your secretarÿ, you buy him body and soul, to do as vou willl\u201d \u201cYon smooth-tongued hound ! Don\u2019t think to play the hypocrite with me, or you will find yourself in custody on a charge of theft.\u201d I looked her steadily in the face \u2014 fury seemed to have distended her naturally geuerous proportions.\u201cI fear, madam, that this morning you are suffering from ill-health.When vou rre yourself ngain.1 feel sure you will tender vour apologies.\u201d I moved towards the door.But she would not let me go.She placed herself in front of me.: \u201cDon\u2019t think thal vou deceive me! Yon t think that your attitudinimng can iapusc on me! If vou do, you are in errs.1 have known you from the first\u2014ves, Ssfora I maw you in the actual flesh.ku: w Ja- bez Hartopp as well as you, and when he fell I swore that I would gibbet the wretch who slew him.All this time I have heen watching vou, the avenger of blood; J have been tracking you, step by step, playing the very sleuthhound.It only needs a very little to enable me to prove vour guilt - to the hilt; and you may be very sure of this, James Southam, that though you seek to hide yourself in the nethermost corners of the earth, will Have you brought back to hang!\u201d Her words were a0 wild.and the charge with which she sought to brand me such a monstrous birth of a diseased imagination.at the most charitable supposition conld be that the woman\u2019 was mentally unhinged.1 (reated her with the contempt she merit- podrida ot \u201cPossibly, madam, when at your leisure you have credited me wi vices, you will suffer me to leave the room.\u201d \u201cThat is the tome you take up; enecr, and ancer, and meer! I foresaw it.Do pot suppose that this Murther proof of your deficiency in all eense of shame takes me by rise.So black-hearted a villain was not Tikely have a conscience which could de easily pficked.Von may go-atill this once! It will not be for long.Your wings will eoon be clipped.1 moon have yon in a cage.Be sure of thia: I will show you as httle mercy ne vou showed your helpless victim when he had walk- od ito a trap which you for him.You had best be.careful.And never for get that wherever you go my emissaries keep you well in sight; whatever vou do is known to me within the hour.I have no intention of letting the cord which holds you run too loose.\u201d When dhe stpped to take breath.I bowed.\u201cI thonk yon, medam, for your permission to leave the room, and do.protest that I esteem myself highly honored, in that you should take so acute am interest.ns you ey you do, in my Lunfble She let me go, though seemingly not a at the last moinent 1 should not have been surprised if she had assailed me with actual physi cal violence.But she retained sufficient vestiges of self control to refrain from do- iog that.When I opened the door, she caught hold of the handle to vent my ghutting it.As I went out followed me on to the landing.T, supposing she desired to go downstairs, moved 2side so se to permit of her passage.She took na notice of my action, so | went downstairs.As 1 went, she \u2018stood at the héad of the flight, 0) me as 1 descended, and she anid, in & tone of voice which was tod wodible to sant for me: \u201cMurderer!\u201d ot (To Be Comtinuct.s \u2018 b FINANCE COMMITTEE The Objections of the Grand Trunk to the McGill Street Property Deeds Again Explained, LOCAL LABOUR OBLIGATION, The Company Wants at Least the Privilege of Employing Men Living in Suburban Municipalities CRAIG STREET PAVING.The Money for the Work Voted to Road Oommittee-Funds Voted for the Now Fire Btation The Finance Committee met yesterday afternoon, Ald.MeBride in the chair, and the ather members present being Aldermen Beausoleil, Archambault Sadier and Paquette.There were also present Aldermen Brunet, Stevenson, Leporte, Prenoveau, Mar uneau and Dupre, as wek as Mr.Main- wright and the Hon.C.A.Geoffrion, Q.C., \u201c y I representing thie Grand Trunk Railway.Ar.Geoffrion explained that a dehy hed been caused in councotion with the G.T.R.offices question by the absence from the city of Mr.Hays, general manager of the Grand Trunk.But he and Mr.Wainwright had conferred on the subject and be had ome to the decision that he could nol rocommend the company to accept the draft deed as submiitted by the city.As prepared the deed was very omesided, and one-sided in the interest of the city.The city got so very much the best of it that he thought it his duty to advise the com- without the Council or the Finance Committee were prepared to put a little water i~ ther wire.Mr.Geoffrion explained in detail again the objections made to deed as submitted.LOCAL LABUUR AND MATERIAL.The specification as to the employment of local material and labour was most strong'y objected to by the company.The draft laid down that the men employed on the work must all be residents of the City of Montreal.Thut was not tbe intention of the Comnuttee.When it was decided tai loca! labour and material must be employed the reference was to Greater Mortreal and rot to the city merely.The company considered it an onerous condition for it was not right that it should have to pay a dollar and a half a day for a man bvmg in the city of Montreal, while >t could get just as good a man in Ste.Cune- gonde tor a dolar.Then his clients objected to the clause made it incumbent upon the cum- pany to suttle with the present tenants of the property.There was bkely to be con siderable trouble over his matter.lt was true that the City Treasurer soted that the tenants were all under monthly leases, but it had subsequently been shown that one tenan: at least bad an ahnuel lease.ARRANGEMENTS WITH TENANTS.It was not fmir to espect the company to make arrangements with the city\u2019s tenants.By this clause the city to deliver the property, and yet, by another clause it inutsted on ube company beginning work on à certain date.\\Vithout the city gave complete possession of the property how could it order the company to begin work?As to the trouble which bad avisen ag to the original condition on which the Crown h conveyed the property to the city, namely, that it was to Le used for market pu ses, he wished to inform the committee that the Crown was prefiared to waive the objection, and in fact the order-in-Counal had been already or prepared.Alr.Geoffrion next objected to the clause which specitied that in the event of the failure of the Legislature to authorize the dopation of the property, the company not only loses its building, but has to par the city the loss sustained in rents.MORE THAN WAS INTENDED.Mr.Geoffrion said that he felt sure that the deed went further than à bad tatendd er he comunttee Alderman Sadler said that the deed - tainly went further than 3 intend.It was not intended that the alien labour clause should be too closely drawn.lt was not the desire to say t a man living on Fulford street could work on the buildings while a man hving on Do minion street must be -_ People living in Ste.Cunegonde and St.Heary oug] deir provisions after all in Mont Teal What the Council desired Poo ony \u2018ent was oyment of reall i labour, Ame og and 80 on.¥ alien t was finally decided to submit the deed to the Council, with the written object: of the attorneys of the Grand ppicctions en the Cra pavin, à was again brought up, and resulted in another long w e.Ald.Beausolen tinally moved: \u201cThat this committee recommend that the sum of $23,000 be appropriated for 10,- 000 yards of pav ot Craig street in asphalt and scoria locks, in accordance with the resolution of Council of the 25th day of July instant.\u201cThat the committtee is of opinion under the present circumstan Toad Committee be Tequested to call for new tenders for the maid paving.\u201d \u201cAN AMENDMENT.red Alderman Sadler moved in amendment that $40,000 be voted for the paving of pd street, according to the resolution of ouncil, Trunk.ler voting for it, Aldermen usoleil, Ar chambault and Paquette voting no.The main motion was carried, Alder men Beausoleil, Paquette and MeBride voting aye, and Ald.Archambault and Sadler no.The report of the Fire Committee for the necessary funds to erect the mew No.7 Fire Station was then brought wp.I was at first decided to reject the report, as it advised the acceptance of a tender other than the lowest, but the vote waa recon ridered, and i ecided to recommend Mat 813,272 be allowed for the building of the station, and $12,500 for the land.: Ald.Steveuson enquired what was to be done witly the account of the architect, and was told that the money for that account would be provided later.nght e finaucial question ro up on the repèrts regardi \"he outstanding acrounts and the réport mittee asking for more money for the pur chase of coal.; It was decided to ask the City Attor- reye for a \u201cwritten report on the legal aspecta of the situation, with advice as to e best means to devised to meet the \u2018The attorness were the Water Com- \u2014 =o distinct énderstandidg that the com wo! recommend the adoption of measures advised hy the attorneys.ttee the FAILURE OF TNE COR CROP.the coming wommer if Coran.I pour POOR ELIE would de + of the et Ë aifretiatte dragpis ol qu TS ET un, Bormann, 0 pany to decline to enter into this agreement * y.nested to report direct to the Council, hh the.7 s 4 170%nty1 DR.{ SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED REE BOOK TO WEAK MEN, |.Explaining all about DR.SANDEN'S.ELECTRIC BELT.: Free advice any day from 9 to 6.Sundav 11 to.A.SANDEN, 132 St.James St, Montreal Le he rar 2e - da [EER THE E.B.EDDY CO0.S Standard Quality of ., GROCERY BAGS Are selling to-day in open competition with any other or poorer make of inferior quality at the .LOWEST PRICES su vis tro LARGEST DISCOUNTS.Telephone to No.1619, or call or send order.Cor.Latour & St.Genevieve Sts., Montreal * * .- 165ty aw eT \u2014\u2014 OW.0 OBL SUXUICAT OR Sup 12 Sind BO Comprere STANDARD BOOK, im Courte W MN\\LIFEBUOY SOUVENIRS CompuitE Uireagey Boar Warp ent Kis on von A Mag- mpitent COLBRED ART PICTURE ; on 25 Waapreas Fon 4 STL FER Arr Perot WRAPPERS, SUNLICNT of LIFERNOY, OF ASSORTED, FOR AN ELEGANTLY Bowes asm.25 rape, Sonic op Liresvoy, STANDARD BOOK, at CLoYN.ITALOQUE SENT TO ANY ABDRESS, \u2019 \u201c LEVER BROS., Limited, Toronto SR ASSUNTER, FOR A WELL: BOUNS In \u2018shaw! DAY OF RETRIBUTION.Hon.John F.Wood Thinks it Near at Hand for Mr.Hardy.TY THINKS THE FEDERAL LIBERALS EVIDENCE WEAKNESS.Hon.John F.Wood, ex-AHnister of Inland Revenue.Brockville, Ont, was at the Hall yesterday.Discussing the alleged charges of bribery made against Conservative members of the Ontario Legislature, he sald: : \u201cWe have no fear of the results in the election courts, as ouF party had no money at the last election.\u201d They did not have sufficient funds for purposes of legitimate organization, and ad sald before, we have nothing to fear in t direction.\u201cThe feeling of Grits and Tories may.\u201d he stated, be easlly neasured by the fact that no Ontario Liberal wants to discuss the question.All fair-minded people in both political camps realize that cven it Hardy should succeed, it will only be a Short postponement of the day of retribution and defeat, for go he must sooner or later.\u201d Mr.Wood also declares that there are a good many Libera! members of the House of Commons who now believe that Hardy's fall is inevitable, and that If it has got to come the sooner the better for the Reform party.During the last local campaign.he mays, the Conservulives profited by the fact thal long years of power had repdered a great many supporters lukewarm, and this apathetic feeling has now become general and is more Intense than ever before.\u201cWhat course will Mr.Whitney and his friends adopt when the Legislature meets?\u2019 Mr.Wood was then asked.\u201cI do not believe the Government has more than five of a majority, and I am of the opinion that the Opposition will fight the measure till the snow comes They are thoroughly convinced that the province is behind them in combatting this iniquitous measure, and, no doubt, will fight it to the bitter end.\" Referring to Dominion polities, Mr.Wood declared that the Ottawa Government is exhibiting great weakness.On the contrary, the \u2018Conservative party was never better united.He put little faith in the rumour about a general election this autumn.He considered Sir Wilfrid's policy of making each Minister supreme In h.s own department to be a failure.The result of thiz was that instead of discussing and maturing all important measures in Council, and receiving the advice and sanction of his several colleagues, one of Sir Wiltrid's colleagues will leave his department, walk over to the House of Commons and bring down a Government bill, and all the time his colleagues will be as ignorant of its detaila and often of the principle as the man in the moon.nt CHANTILLY IS A BEAUTY.The amendment was lost, only Ald, Sad.'] 1a2dsome New Sleeping Car Built for the Canadian Pacific.Reference was made in the r some nam to the and \u2018was vester- ay afternoon transferred f, fint specimens of comfort for the travelling public that has ever been secon in this country.pany ficinis claim there ia nothing like it in the 1d.The Interior of decoration is Louts XV.ivory and gold being the predominatt effects.ore Jon- gers, of » desi eo decorations, which are of à la cha: particul tor.Among the leading Hew car are the enl Xl sma a) ment, ligh by electricity from dyna- Ios on the axles, the latest Improved platform and axie devices.and beauty of nearing completion the shope.© pl Prices a couistey ci boards stil) remain firm.At She (pbellford cheese board, held yesterduy, 130 \u2018boxes white were led.\u2018are the sales: vera] more of these curs are UPTOWN Messenger Service A feature of the new Branch Office of \u201cThe Star,\u201d corner of Peel and St.Catherine Streets, which will prove a great convenience to uptown residents, storekeeper! and others, is the Bicycle Messenger Ser vice maintained in conjunction with the Telegraph Department of the office.Mes sengers can be had ac any time between the hours of 8 Am.and 11 p.m.The telephone call number for a messenger is 3532, PHILLIPS SQUARE [ ¢ LLINEN, Suiting.for Most ladies are aware that it is a difficult matter just to get the size and style they require in a White Muslin Waist.Anticipating a demand for this particular garment, we placed our orders ahead, and are now in a position to supply intending purchasers.Sizes, 32, 34, 36, 38 and 40 in.Prices, $1.50, $1.75, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75.$3.00 aad $3.50.000000000000 Just received, a quantity of CRASH Skirting Also a line of White Ground PIQUE, with coloured figures.and Bicycle ++