The Montreal daily star, 20 octobre 1898, jeudi 20 octobre 1898

[" a\u201d New substance, and new ferme, in the rubber.~ LAST | HDITION.| Co DAILY, STAR.; Last Week's Average WEEKLY STAR: .> Lest Week's Issue.4 = Average.Circulation of 1.+ \u2018the Star.\u2026 Seni wr Ia 4 \u201ch VOL.XXX.N.247 PRICE ONE TORNT.* Taking Chances\u201d is a common privilege,-it is 7 better to be sure and watch closely for the name.LADA\" CEYLON THA.on every sealed lead packet of the genuine \u201cSALADA\u201d as this ensures your getting a cup of tea in perfection- Aïe.30c, 4Cc.50c, 60c.2421 Rain Coats.\u201cRubbers and Umbrellas 00060000000000000¢ HIS is the season of the year that you can get good use out of a Rubber or Waterproof Coat.It is also good to take care of the feet by keeping them dry when brellas are always handy-semetimes too handy-and to-day - you can get a very good looking Umbrella for 50c._ See our Umbrellas at 50c each.| Better Lines at 75c each.And a very neat Umbrella, Congo handle, steel rod, hollow rib frame, with\u2019 good wearing cover, for $1.00 each.But do not forget that we have an extra large stock of good Um- brelias, with silk and wool covers, imported direct from the best British makers.They are neat, strong and durable.They are a liftle expensive at the start, but the cheapest Umbrellas in the end, besides the pleasure and security you feel in carrying one.They do not give out, break and fail to go up or down just when you want them.Prices, st 75, $2.00, $2.25, 32,50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00.afeofecdeefertodet Ife foufe-sfinfoforfonfoctuaferfosfmfon] forte foofouferffonforfesfocorfoafooiosi o a {Ruther al aterproof Finished Toad Unis.Sec our Leader in Black Twill, double texture, sewed seams, 26 inch Detachable a Pt $3.75 all sizes.The best value in the trade and cannot be beat, as we buy all our Coats direct from the makers.Thoy are as cheap as wholesale houses À can sell them y Black Dull Finish Rubber Coats, Men's and Boys\u2019, at .$1.75 Our Special Black Mackintosh Coat, with detachable Cane Double Texture Fine Quality, with 28 in.Cape, 5 : fancy check linin English Box Coats, whole back, velvet collars, $6.50 tociearab .Exceptional volue in Black % .Paramatta Watex- $6.50 proofs, with Cape .¢ so fot Double Tien Box ve.en $7.50 to $9.50 pou TH re a i ei .$10.00 ana $I1.50 uble Breasted Dark Tweed Suits, velvet [2,50 \u2026 $15.00 HP Rd = aE i | | ie I> | Sas?.tot Panton autos?2000000 Jonten jouer tenant 5 pus ° and colours, in fine goods, at lowest prices.665056006599 $0 \"RUBBERS For MEN, YOUTHS and BOYS, Also for LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN.fe ffi efndofobefelfode poled = 35 506 ons 80 0406 We keep no seconds In stock, only first quality\u201d \u2018make and finish at Lowest Retail Prices.\u201d _ \u201c665 Craig Street and 3 2299 St.Catherine Street.de .des ieee bee ojos 0000 0 Rt Bh OOP DEE eee ee yee ey Ro Oo Es AT ET TSA Tt NT TE * you can get a new pair of Rubbers for so little money.Um- ye 8 Pe Be SE ee 80 E00 Se eh res Nye eee Pe hts bt oz Jt Jac 20 J 2m Jc Jc lc Jn J J J 20 J\u201c J ct 2 a EE dn da a i Da eae a MC À: Er pee - A ol \u2019 ev ees 0 ett tb rt ,L Ar ETES ES PTT 9.9 oe ee a tt 8 ttt totstadustoctuntotecdtorl Or IT TET AT SERIA 0 Also a Choice selection of Ladies Macintosh Coats, latest styles M 4 lo 60e à say 00 0 906 EP EEE EEE TT IE EEE SEE 21 0 2 00 0 9 0 0 RP BND bb PP RN ED he ee eet ttt Cas \u2026 ne © Warns France That Britain Will stand ; Firm Regarding Fashoda.> FRANCE MAKES READY FOR WAR.The Strong Language in England Has Its | Answer in\u2019 Rapid Mobilizing of French Army and Navy.di ! LONDON, October 20.\u2014Once again has the world, and especially the Government at France, been warned that Great Brit- aim will brook no interference in her settlement of the Soudan question.The publication of the Blue book containing all the correspondence upon the subject and.embodying Lord Salisbury\u2019s firm insistance upon the gole right of Egypt, through Great Britain, to the territory wrested from the Khedive by the Mahdi, was in itself an unusual act and proof of the strong feeling in the United ingdom wp- on the subject.But its publication has been followed by even more unusual incidents.The speeches of Lord Rosebery and- Mr.Asquith last week, conveying © the support ° of the Liberal party to Lord Salisbury in support of Britain's rights, have been followed by a remarkable s spec by Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, the gech cellor of the Exchequer, who lias spoken out in the plainest language used by any British Minister towards a foreign nation since the Crimean war.Speaking at North Shields last evening, Sir Michael, after abnouncing that the Government had opened negotiations with the Powers with = a view to securing to the subjects of the various Powers the \u201cright of developing the respective spheres in which each country is especially interested,\u201d said he wished cordially acknowledge the desire evidenced in_the speeches of Lord Rosebery and Mr.Her bert Asquith, to help the Government in the Fashoda matter, \u201ca matter which might develop: to the utmost gravity.\u201d en the Chancellor of the Exchequer.roceeded to use the following very strong language: vigilance and activity, it must mot be for- of gotten that the present naval move ments are principally an Joa tion the reforms planned by M ay, when he was appointed Minister of Ma- | rive, and which e desires to have cont Gold Lacquered Brass BEDSTEADS, Composite Brass and Iron BEDST EADS, | Snow-wbite ! Enamellc: |will meet the expectation of the most exacting, in the fit, the finish, the style, the general makeup.Each \u2018shirt has™ its own story of excellence to tell, at strictly popular pr ices.R.J.TOOKE, 177.st.James.\u2018Street, 2387 St.Catherine Street West | 1553 st.Catherioe Street East.- - pleted prior to January 1 next\u2014reforms Thereby the squadrons and ports will and fully equipped within a few always be ready and clear for astion -BEDSTEADS, New Designs in all Thess Goods.Cuban and New Dominion Springs.Remember all our a Guaranteed, and are The ed war ions of France-i- vas Wo cor of discussion here at present.According to the French there were important naval cxperi-| > ju = After enumerating the proposed fuiyrs | strength of the -various tended for coast defence, a Tengps concludes as follows =\u201c Askore, vt military works are \u2018quite certainly the best .disposition Te bein PE made.of the means at the disposal jo! the navy, even if before the date een mentioned the hoped-for solution, Agreca countries, sho found for \u2018the Fashoda question.\u201d SECRET EXPERIMENTS, ~ of the \u2018harbour, and the whole garrison \"was called to arms and the forts and bat- son were manned, on y for instant ae- The es result of the experiments has ot \u2018been made public.ice \u2018Admiral rrers preaded\u2019 Yesterday at a secret council of wad, .at Bist, in This parte chiefs of the maritiie forces dential orders were ub kart \u2018issued to the reson, - \u2018Aurore asserts\u2019 that five clams of the a] reserves around Brest\u2019 hve heen = dered to bold themselves in Foldingss.§ - Good.can be sound Ÿ \u2018with the the best doalers.GEO.GALE & SONS, OLDEST AND LARGEST REDDING WOUSE IN THE DOWINION.2%eeodt! R.JAMES FOXof Richmond hare L JAMES SOLDE bo sa; Tor wey dotés contracted in his name.boue bis writieu wathior JAMES FOX.A Richurad street.ontreal, Oct.19,8 M71 - i CASH OR CREDIT.BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS.Better be prepared for a bit of an han tow \u201cdip\u201d in the weather\u2014bed aw comforters are cheaper than doctor's bills keep! the * chill\" oft will go with a tor's medicine to break a ** chill™ when Phiars spent in things to 1'more satisfaction than doc- got it\u2014our Cash or Credit- easy-payment system, lets you be about as loug wiuded in paying for what aa here, as you'd naturally be paying the M.D.A grand lot of New Blankets\u2014our \u2018winter's supply, ave opened up in ull the anlities sizes and weights, best values we ever had to offer.| _ Comforters are just the very choicest values\u2014 some better and some best\u2014 \u2014sateens and.art patterns\u2014 tary filled et of en of Monsoon Indo-Ceylon Tea is one of the ) The scent and pungency of most fancy package teas are as near like the natural flavour and \u201ctwang\u201d of Monsoon Tea as the lifeless # ! glitter \u2018of a paste diamond is like the Mashing sparkle of a real stone.- Test : Monsoon with a trial.( The delicious \u201ctwang\u201d attributes of its peerless quality, NORWEGIAN ANCHOVY E Wine tha years.Neg ph alaing \u201cCHAMPAGNE - the matter will assume an aspect ng grave as is possible between two great nations.\u201cThe-Government is animated by the friendliest spirit.towards France, and does not wish to inflict humiliation.What we desire is fair tréatment.Our work in t is not completed.Africa is big enough for us both \u2014 for France in the west and ourselves in the east.Surely we ought to bz able to agree to respect one another\u2019s rights and claims.\u201cI hope, trust and believe the question is capable of a friendly solution; but this country has put her foot down.If, unhappily, an.another Hew should be st th the Queen's ministers key what heir duty demands.uld be a-great calamity if, after peace for upwards of eighty years, our friendly relations should disturbed and we should Jgunched | ina t war; but there are greater evils than war, and we shall not shrink from anything that is coming, knowing thab we are supported by a united people.\u201d OOOO BRITAIN MUCH IMPRESSED, TE LE Sir Michael's, \u201cspeech has deeply imprensed.England and the utmost concern is felt as to how France will receive it.The idea pere tee TT the Fashoda question, which has coupled with a desire that France would not force England to an \u2018armed support of Lord Salisbury\u2019s stand.Some of the more conservative organs, notably the Times, practically ignores.the French naval and ents at Brest and Toulon, and des Toulon.and\" decline to perceive any war | cloud.The Dailv Chronicle remarks.* Sir Michael Hicks-Beach has \u2018been at it e is a dangerous nmn, He bes honesty without tact.\u201d er papers hint that the plain 8] ing of the Chancellor at a time en æ crisis.is approaching is an dis cretion, ; FRANCE MOB! MOBILIZING.No Doubt Now That Naval Preparations: For War are in Progress.Pants, \"October 20.\u2014Le Temps, oom: men tng Spo pon the rersitional stories of naval mol lization, save: \u201cWhile the political: ily | rere.era RR EEE pen ) MLLOKS FA => : Ouronne \u201c Have là» fer J left Se wd SEATTLE, asbingon,.october | rie steamer Roanoke a er enter from Mi chasls with bo t ra passengers and = dust estimated at two m yallion Sor ol- Jars Of LR he Canadian Bank and the Bank of ein Be.Anat EEE board is said to ra ho is vo fang th 100.000.bot eft ne Michaels 5 Tha vieamers Poul Botan wi Ts rg ; had Meet Co podsann, \u2026.} XXth CENTURY ELECTRIC cisions Aro the latest improved Billiard | Cushions.hey are \u201cwithout equal for \u2018ection in o 1.ra Order them it Sasori ca BIL J D TABLES Ë than \u201cConsequently, the outlook here is: \u201cgrave.There are reports of troops hurrying from Paris to Brest and Toulon.The artillery in the batteries and at the various ports have been confidentially instructed for any emergency\u201d and _\u2014ie batteries are kept ready for action ued by the threatening tone of the Eng- papers which is a more bel: cas casns bel i mere question the cannon at all the forts moment.To- there wus a pro- 0, Tonge war eat \u2018a dress of the chiefs .of the various services and M.Lockroy is hastily returning to \u2018Toulon on accdunt of the gravity of the situatiop.\u201d NEAR THE STRAINING POINT.Phe Paris correspondent of the Standard gays: \" \u2018If England keeps on saying that Marchand must go, France will reply that Marchand will stay, and if he be removed forcibly there \u2018can little doubt as to what the consequence will On the other hand, the Paris correspond: ent of the Daily Gimphic says: \u201cTh have \u201cgood reason for stating that Count Mura- vieff (the Russian Foreign \u201cMiniater) has .; active service.299900090000090907 ag DIN LON N° Tapestry.CARPETS.\u2019 \u2018 x Vi ç 7 ot HEAR i .\"The newest designs and colour ef- e best qual ee it you; PLAIN MW ARNING To 10 ho : = feats in th popular.sellers.| es 4 gpad wear .- NDON, October 90.-Moat: of of the more: + phasis où the Dig rap oy on our line; Ny \u2018 ; » FRANOE.; papérs pars tome of 5 siting CR - dude a ! 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and there is no doubt that, weather permitting \u2018it will be \u201cone of the most suc- \u201ccessful field days in the history of Me- Gill Athletics.; .The events and entries are as follows: | Kicking the football\u2014\" Nicholson (Med, '89), Cartwright (Med.00), Turner (Med.'00), B M Rutherford (Med.* Cowen (Bc.01), Glussco (Sc.\u20180, Mitchel, (8c.'01), Ward, (8c.02), Trenholme (3c.'02), Austen (8c.'99), Moison (Arts '0l), Leslie (av So Meagher (Law 01), Young.@c.* - ; Throwing 18 » hammer\u2014 : Nicholson, Bruce, Rutherford, Ford, Matllot, Mclea, McLeod, an Horne, Whyte, Cowen, Mitchell, Ward, be tested, has been found to possess almost as much strength as when it was put on.MURPHY WON.FORT WILYJIAM, Ont., October Dan Murphy, of Winnipeg, and Herd Macdonald, of Uttawa, rowed a three mile race for 200 a side on tlic Kaministiquia here yesterday.Murphy won by three boat Jengths.Time 0.40.LYNCH BROTHERS ACCUBPT._ HALIFAX, N.8.5 October 20>\u2014fhe LL \u2018brotliers have accepted.the challenge for nglos se rage from aide di and a f of $ an a side, the Teo 5 ity Dr mp LTS 3 i noi sais \u201ceve oi w ul Gomer: Oyriçoma FREE _ 8 eee 9 and hair of trritated, = surinte, stmt = lisise, and ou wand wouriekrent.Sg I vost notes se péri Jae : ; a 1 LT ronto\u2014 Now, RE .~they killed every time the Birds would HUNTING, THE THE DUCKS, The her us is ust Right and * This is a Very: Good REWARDS - OF EARLY: RISING, Some of the Joys Experienced in Get: ting Up at Three a.m.for a Day's Sport._\u2014_ SUCCESS OF THE HUNTER.What was Done in One Morning's Outing-Some Good Bags Taken by the Huntera HIS is fine weather for ducks,\u201d Is the greeting one - hears every day.It is also a good vear for duck and some bigb \u2018have been mm .by our local sportsmen.A co rmorant, one of two seen, was shot last \u2018week near Victoria Bridge.Apropos of the present season, one often hears of rain keeping people away from church, but the duck-shooter having once made up his mind 40 shoot on a certain day is seldom deteired bé bad forecasts of the esther prophet.e: knows that ducks don\u2019t fl much in rain or snow, but he hopes for the interval of fine weather and the frost mornings when he is sure of sport,\u2014an does he not deserve a good day occasionally, when you think that about 3 a.m.is the time he turns out of bed and that after having found the night long, for having no alarm clock with him he has looked at his watch by match light severa) times during the night.À cup of hot coffee and a light breakfast at about 3.30, and he is soon ready to start for the morning's shooting.The boat has just been filled with nice dry straw.The basket of decoys and a ba with a few live ducks trained to quac well and lure the black ducks within shot, Then a favourite spaniel settles himself comfortably in.the bottom of the boat just.as er for the fun as his master, who in his.lo: warm.clothes, seats himself in the stern; well provid with cartridges, tobacco, etc.Then a good shove off the muddy shore takes his place -at the oars, and with the the blind talking as they 5 about, the rising wind.Teh going to blow from the north, straight up the river.shy determine not to stay at the \u201cblind\u201d so exposed to the wind, but go under a bed of igh rushes where the water is fairly calm and the shooter's back ia shielded from the cold wind and where the rushes serve as a natural hide; always to be preferred to an artificial one.The wooden decoys are out off the Joint, a good fiv: ck of them \u201cblue bills\u2019\u201d and \u2018\u2018whistlers,\u201d with some * red-heads.\u201d The live lures are quacking, and as day is dawning the guns are in readiness, n An answering quack is heard from some blacks as they swim towards the decoys.* Keep down and \u201ckeep still.\u201d des not yet! wait Ct they swim clear of the decoys.\u201d Jour tir time, if you can see them.Let them ve it\u201d Bang! bang!-two \"hurrahs fol \u201cby two guide's gun loaded w vith 5 powder, - What's the result of all this disturbing row at the cock crowing hour?Three ducks down, two dead and one wounded, quick give him a charge or he will get away.! and a miss, another crack and three birds are theirs, Then pipes are refilled, the health of the dead birds interstingly \u2018enquired into, and all is ready for the next visitor in the shape of a green winged teal.whose ery in so well known to sportsmen, Bang! bang! a she passes like lightning and is gone from their sight in about the same time: \u201cA clean miss.Well, never mind, \u201cif soon disappear.hat\u2019s this coming up with the wind ?Geese ! No; white winged scoters; fine birds: so well supplied with feathers that they look immense.\u2018Their bodes, however, are small.our charges of f No.8 await them.They are coming straight for the decoys.Now\u2019s your time.n the four barrells roar out.and o what a fall was there.\u201d Ligh t of the big black fcilows rolled over.Then what a fusillade followed before seven of them were safe in the boat.1 Spe some of your read: ers have had tile wounded \u201cgourd\u201d ducks, and will understand that our friends were most fortu- Date in Biking so many.IX can hear el}; they, Aré mot \u201cworth Anything.and are onl ly \u201cgive-away ducks.\u201d ever was a greater mistake made.Only learn the proper way to cook these birds and vou will soon say there is no better eating duck.Wel), the morning passes pleasantly enough after this with our shoot- erg.A visit to Kilmarnock now and then; a little Pleasant chat about old times, as the smoke blows away from their pipes, interspersed with an occasional \u201chere they come,\u201d followed with an occasional! bang: ing and bringing in of more birds.and then the morning flight is over.Well, it does not take long for these experienced sportsmen to take in their decoys.Ve soon they are back at their \u201ccabin,\u201d on which the ducks, twenty-five in number, are soon seen hanging in the cool.Inside 00d breakfast is steaming on the table and à aîter n little \u2018coup d\u2019appetit,\u201d as our French friends say our healthy early risers | fall to as men will do under such ciroum- stances.Their dog is not forgotten, for they will require his services presently, when they go to look for snipe.What a delicious smoke they seem to be having ; after Teta.Is it not a \u201cpipe of * = pence?\"\u201d the sun is getting up, and MISCELLANEOUS s onts.20 payin faily rested, | hero are filled r cartrid ges, and off they fol- ne que dog to.a favourite snipe und, oe -Alas! no birde are found.Where are thev?1¥'s not too early in the season.Well, it's {Spécial to the- Star), \u2018 always so i with these hin.aNever twa ak \u201d sessons oo e.ittle digappoin VICTORIA, coher 207 Dem Ba, hott, pentes rt DES terda from Dawson 7, haviti been rain he ll falling u uycomfortably fast, yea det \u2018on à fight t in \"the KI londike.the shelter of tha \u201ccabin\u201d is again sought, and for that der ¢ the dur is closed, and : | all discomf orts shut outside.Let us hope \" the morrow\u2019s sub will rise upon à brighter the\u2019 SE ion ».pre Britain ; : nana {has finally decided to.vieit vo * : IE biel Th Es menager bis n ha by ed Cher Horan of © HOCKEY.Ss intention! » 7 5 y an , ete eee au month.The English champion days he wi | ca cr EE ete upon 2 a si LB sa 1 Apply for on to .lor Jess than than $3.00 and and must be gustanteed his i, Banke.20\u2014The Capital ly for admission to the e next Testing o of the.tion.The Capitals last year ate that a.club Stn, ~The Aberdeen te with the f executive and ectiy i h their club ie \u2014Season\u2014\u2014 ee and the guide stars still ehining overhead they leave for.Pd s of: black experience with.ished.Pilot pe nin finial\u2019 fra from a PLATE Sock Si gs js and BR 4 The ti - }-was- 2,11 Bummuried: Ce armee but fm Ce tied Jo ee senior ranks must pa chole te onship;.ay ecrit shiny, 2 last year, but} the y oat will obtain - @ vote'ef the del | gates to 3 Simian.PONDS EXTRACT; mm ne not any other kind of an extract, but | Ponds, and Only Pond\u2019s.Relieves all Pain, ; jC NAS nny } tr a ct first soothes, and thon permanently { cures itching or bleeding piles, however se- é vere.ltiss specifi in all skin diseases, and gives uick relief in burns and bruises.Testimoniols from \u2018all classés prove ita efficacy.Prico 50 cepts; trialsize 25 cents.All druggists, ér sent by mail.Put up only by POND'S EX- 3 TRACT CO., 76 Fifth Av:, N.Y.City.There isn't anything \u201c just ag good.\u201d § 219 18eodû , \u2018ANADIAN PACIFIC Rx CHEAP EXCURSIONS Return Fares from MONTREAL to ST.JOHN, N.B.' MONCTON, N.Band Intermed Late | $8.00 Battle SUMMERSIDE, P.E 1.$9.50 HALIFAX.3 | NEW GLASGOW, N.S.PICTOU, N.S.[ 510.00 and intermediate Stations.) | CHARLOTTETOWN, PEL J S109 SYDNEY, N, S._ | NORTH SYDNEY, 4 N.S, onately Jow rates to other points in 6 Provinces.Particulars on applica- te good Foing October 19th, 20th, 21st, on Er and 28th, Sood to return \u2018within fifteen days from date of issue.: CHANGE IN TIME On Labelle and St, Gabriel de Prandon Branches | oh October 23rd.Particulars Comwoncing Mouday, October 2th, Ottawa leaving Ontreal at 9.45 a.m.and arriving.Montreal 6.40 p.m., will stop at St.apres on signal, but wine not stop at Cdjedonie 8 Mari Hen City Ticket and Telegraph Office, 129 St.Jamesst., ver orion OR SES IMPROVED TRAIN SËR (ICE \u2014BETWEEN\u2014 MONTREAL AND OTTAWA.Three Fast Express Trains DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY at popular hours.Leave Montreal 5.30 A.M., 9.30 À: M: and 4.55 P.M.Returniog leave Ottawa 8,00 A.M., 3.20 P.M.and 6.45P.M.On Sundays leave Montreal 4.55 P.M.and Ottawa 8.00 A.M.For Tickets, reservation of space in Sleepers and all'information apply to Company's Agents, City Ticket Offices, IB7 St.James Stress .and Bonaventure Station, 274 ON TRACK AND TURF.! AT COLUMBUS.The Trotters and Pacers Open the .Fall Meet, COLUMBUS, not October 20.Ba WIL, or.Hila m, *P.Bumarck STEAMSHIPS.- Allan Line Steamships.ee MONTREAL to LIVERPOOL.ui Quebec, Gatirorniao.i eur 7e Ori, 9 a.Gh.Numidian, Oct.27.sam.Me Parisian- sa tol, OV, 5.88.00.5 pom, Lan ation.pat Nov sas came me.5 Parisian ae \u201d Catifermian.an an an, ; 3 a PR ro, ut rrduced rates, 3 r Landon 1 ce 1 ria \"sicorazer er , om.ovr Bi of $3058; Faris, Biv and SUR Midahip aaloons, apacious promenade decks, clectrie lights throughout.No double scaling in saloon.Glasgow.berry and New York service 20 sept.Mon ngolla mn.i Get.Niate of Nebras A 38 Oct.Mangolian.k vo.Cabin l'assa.$41.2 5; ctara, £9).seepn Cab $3.5 metus K INN sicer to Sirgen: HEHIRALNCrES UF QUCONBION Se se koe freight, or turiaer wiformation apply we Me & A.ALLAN, Moatresl HBosten _r Paula BEAVER LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.Balling Weekly butween Montreal, Quebec and Liver \u2018pool.Calling ar\u2019 Kimuuski and Morille, Irelund, each way, to embark and lsad%passengers and ini ns LIVERPOOL.Bat.Oct te ir Steamers.16 Sat.Mov.in = The Galiia aud Tongariro de note: arry cattle.Steamers sail from Montreal, Wedn esduy Morning: passongere« sanbarkk fhe « erening previous after B o'clos pe FIRST Liverpool or Londonderry, single, $50 to #85: CANIN $95 to $153.58, according to stenmneran: berth retccted.BECOND CABIN-To Liverpool and Loodon or Lo donderry, $32.50 to $35.00; return, $61.75 to 366.50, ooord ing to steaurer sad berth selooted.Eee Lizerpanl, London, Glasgow, Laer donderr, t, $22.50 and $23.50.: : For trend ode be fo eirqignt or pase e, apply to ca w.\u20ac.BELLE.Gencrul Manager, 130*ntyeud oh Hospital Street, Montreal, DOMINION LINE.STEAMSHIPS.; LIVERPOOL VI Froum Montres! \u2019 ay ushes 08 a.2.Oct.Steamer.From Liverpool Kremer.From Boston.Fbure, Oct.Canada Oct.20, 12.50 p.m.Thure, Oct.» New England.Nov.3, 12pm ae es Outer Londondarrs -Oadia , Ra hee 8 nd ua) single: §lis and une Bon Cabin a nd $i Si single: $58.50 and T6.L0 pts tes ef Bora Sod Glasgow PRs a ie Eee Pov A eee ie rate ac Company Dan TORRANCE à Ce.27 M, Sacrament Nes General Agents.NORTH GERMAN LLOYD FAST EXPRESS SERVICE, SOUTHNANPTON, LONDON, BREMEN.K.Friedrich, Nov.+ Jos.ma.I Mais WI pe Nor, 15,108.1m.Saale, Bat.Nov.In.| Trave tu 32, 10am.no, Tu, Nov.$ 9 am K.Falcdriet Nr.29,10 sm.TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE ° N.LONDON, BREMEN.Thursdiy, Que.27, nbon .Thursday, Nov.17, nova CIBRALTAR.NAPLES, GENOA Werrs, October 32, 11a.m.) Ems, Oct.29, liam.OELRICHS & C0.ÿ Bowling Green, N.Y.W.M, HENRY, SOLE AGENT for Montreal, +1 REG.Peter st.245 tt German Mediterranean Servies.{NORTH GERMAN | i *HAMBURG- AMERICAN Express steamers fiom Now York .bruler.Naplos a: ence.pi em k lam.; = Ems, in, \u201cDec; 1 11 & mers fo e Alesis.Étr , in Jan and Feb.chet avallable for tho sf of aither Une nos, Gitrsitér, Mamburé, ! Bremen, Lon- pton, Paris.and Cherbourg.Hamburg.-Ameriesn 37 Broadway, N.Y.JAMES THOM, Gea Also at.Return t from Naples, Don, Boutham Korth German Lloyd, Uelriobs & Co., Agents = Bowling Green, NY.W.M, HENRY, 80] AGENT FOR MONT à eral Agent, i REAL, 13 8¢.John St.118 8T.Fetes ar, | Montreal.TENTE SR AAA EXPRESS RE RET to FARIS IKDON,.MANRURE.: ol \u201cThursday.\u201ccs.9 TWIN SCREW TP ARRENCRR SEE; a NEW YORK \u2014 ABUS » Phoenicia _ Pennaylravis.HANBIRG-AMERICAN LANE, w Béver: te.x.3 | A wt Jaxes THOM, General Cog Mon Winter Cruises Orient - BY THE.TWIN S.5.AUGUSTE VICTORIA or ™E BAMBURG-ANERICAN LINE York J y 26, 1899, for Msdoirs, None spas, Viliranhe (Nice), Syracuse, Malte, Alexandria {Catro and mids), Jaffa !Jerusalem and pica, Gong fe n, Comatantlaopl.A: Palermo, Haina: énos, an turn to New Yor Duration, 69 days rates, 8450 and upward.All a poiutments mines \u2018art \u20ac lass.aan cp 1 LA Xo ?Leaving glimiat merican Line, Base io MON, Gon.Ades, 13 8t.John St.The 1temedy tor P Your Cough, W Cormack\u2019 sectoral Balsam 3, Cure Guaranteed.PASSION i i heat winne race, Bheithan Clay a, game ron, but\u201d vus out-tooted made by Arlington only one heat in the.208 ¢ trot oan fin.; ' + QHES AA Nour HEADAON » HES for the Cambrid eahine stakes, at ton meeting on \u2018which has made Nunsuch the Envoie Sloane is persuading Morington Cannon, | ens jockey, to accompany him to autumn meeting of the Columbus Driviss : sociation Opened yesterday, The ving 3 Price, 3te, 145 3 Sewtats ther Was Clear and cold and the track HEHEHE tbat heavy.It proved to be a bad day for the - talent, as Tank outrldere won both of the - e at were finishe IT, zens ; ' was the.first choice In the 218 Vase and ana, b g MeCarin 154583 Harry Omer second, but Tdgar H, afer Nico 5.H, bh M Yclauvg itn 3 4 2 z iro apparently layin w ts; 00 r m, .7 both of he en, a Fomackavle teature ted or n, br h, Sandertia; 73383 Ero this race was ¢ t five, diftesent fi alles, Noyes, br org, Ames 38 5 7 ro 00 ve heats, and seven ware | Mel Feautred to > deci ide ¢ ' race.Sher dire bali 239, 2 15%, airs \u20182104, y was the cholce in the 2.07 pice, a bo res sti} sold an a Rn In.BLOANE' COMING HOME.and on heat.Sherma en won the.third LONDON, October 20.\u2014 Tod Sloané, te- and fount heats: i in the sen Ar turns to the United States at the end of ' ton puil the 4 next week; péter riding the Prince of Wales\u2019 that he Jogwed \u20ac thei tant on Senin.With only four- peat-cid La y filly Nunsuch in the Tucs \" the Houj ednesday next, October 2.13 pace, on .Bpocial Notice.Edga Ley e Ts ne, : Me Le nin by \u20181092 3 111 pit to west, from north to south, evefy i 8231 32% 3] where, the musician, the dealer, t the artist 3 the dfnateur, the judge, the specialist \u2019 ] 121038 expert, all now acknowledge that nie 1 5! 5 £8 f 1 have Chickering & Sons mado pi ce 3 m2 378 9 re With such magniticent artistic attribu i .the uprights and grands now made b; y, elt co ge cs vec B10 9 3 2 ro.famone and distinguished old firm, ay ter, b PR Baûr: - 6 4 410 4 fo.| wre models of scientific and \u2018artistic ë Brier Me » m Ph OR :.: $10 i 2 ro.building, Fine Arh, theme hair i on and at 10, | 2d den, ih 218%, 2184 2.17, ited, K vn Hall Build * Cath i * ro adisgiob 5 © Alice 1 Toe 1 Big Loin \u2019 Ÿ sherman las, a West Sh 1 3 à Fine large lots : \"George streets, measuring 75 f by 105 to 113.feet nr cle lans in rear, only mou \u201c qellous changes rie Clauses Providing fe a Reférénee of Con tracts to the Ele ae 3 ef k ors Discussed.\u201ceu SE INTRODUCED PROVIDING /OR THE CLOSING AND DEMOLITION BOF UNSANIARY BUILDINGS.q .crerossrevrrssrrese } city a superannuation fund for e officers and employes of the corporafion, upon Charter Amendment Committee held] er long sitting last night, Aldermay Bessoleil in the chair.Aldermen Awe | McBride were the only other membey t, but there were also present Messy n er.and Archambault, City Attorneys M David, City Clerk; Messrs.Alma Clquet and Weir, members of the Revi#g Bird,and Dr.Laberge, City Medical Heth Kcer.; he committee proceeded with the fis- n of the reserved sub-sections ofpec- TE, Chapter Six, t was decided to amalgamate sub-sefions and (17), which regulate the ping poles and wires.t was decided to strike sub-sectio (25) tarding the drainage of vacant lad, be- use that was fully provided for the pceding sub-section.Sub-sections 43, 44 and 45, regardig mor- 3 etc., were referred to the rev£rs to raft.t was decided to strike out of suitection ) the\u201d provision of power to meayre gas.ub-section (82) regarding the repval of w from sidewalks was struck P fully ered by sub-section 107.\" PUBLIC VACCINATIO ome discussion took place on tion \u2014# ee en IB 03 BR and especially that part.oË arding vaccination, It final decided to suspend e sub ion and the owe following rding -fital statistics, in order to allow Dr.La- \u2018perge revising \u2018them along with tl leg 1 re- isers.It was understood that thse clauses ould be made more stringent.| It was decided to change sulsection 99 paterially.As submitted it pd as fol- Ninety pinth \u2014 To prohibit 9 teasing of wool, hair, and other like articis, and the- x collection of Pau t was decided to make the.use read : \u201cTo regulate, license or prohili,\u201d Subsection\u2019 118 was suspendecto allow of » comparison with the new builing by-law.Subsection 120, as submittf, read as Hundred-and- twentieth\u2014T \u2018reate and establish, out of the general find of the Drunkenness Cured.'t is Now Within tie Reach of Every Woman to Save v the Drunkird.+ TRIAL PACKAGEDF A MARVELOUS HOME REMEDY MAILED FREE TO//LL WHO __ WRITE IT.= \u2014 an be \u2018Given in Teh Cotfeo or Food \u201cThus Absolutely a 4 Secretly Cure .ing the Patied{in a Short , Time Without His , Kuowi(dge MRS, \u201cJ08N M.HATTON: There is a owe for drunkenness that has shed a se into thousands of hitherto desolate ae doës its work so ni- lently and \u2018tx iy that while the devoted wife, sister of ter looks on,the drunkard is recidimed even against his will and without his knowledge or -co-operation.The discoverer of this grand remedy, Vr.Haines, will send a sample of the remed free who will write for it.Enoug of the re y is mailed free to show how it i tea, coffee or food and that it will\u2019 cu rd he dreaded: habit\u2019 quietly and perman Mra.Joba M: Hattoh-5-tädy-residin ore wi 0.used the remed as descri d her experience d in her own word quite likely interest all omen deeply.| rs.Hatton says: \u201cYes, 1 Golden \u2018Specific without my Husband's e 20 ut; for years 1 lived in fear and | dread, \u2018shane and des; ain, poverty and dis- .How shall I tell other women about t.Is it not a wonderful thing that n- he eau take matters in her own hands od = stamp cut this dreadful curse to the home.am glad you are poing to publish un Déndreds \u2018of othr poor Rous mu un so er r souls sn they will cure their husbands just as 1 cured: mine.I am so teful for Ue mar that \u201ccome into my L juat juat feel like 1 would do_any- let every wife and mother know what: & blessing Golden Specific is.1; honestly believe it will cure any drunkard hé matter Bow far down he may bave : Faithfully y Jour, dre.John M Box.on 0.Hundreds of others are re red,\u201d = worst \u201cwhere the the habit \"coms to va blotted out the last remaining spark és Are, of no use.Pleading; Ey social d, oF business \u201cpositio dy.iden a.ered b or.fo Golde EE eh Shotts of ered Br BF ds of men paca! Sees.has ie Fe man the right road to ye ; ESS th father; b the, bon Weer, fh dee Labbe fn aide uid no epoite jorttre we \"a own thin ion, ÿ he .ee 4 rigrentest benéfact- le De wl now rot pa Sp > din in Lo 0, be will mail a Ee El directions\u201d how \u2018to Te î boo testi- rom hundreds : wi ve been cur or ta \u2018ocre ST £2 you fim lr el Ay d'ultisigle paw She Jude - Af] such Conditions, and stipulations as the council may determine, Exception was taken to the wording of this sub-section, as\u2019 it \u2018the city re- spousible for the à whole maintenance of the superanuation fund.It was thought that the employes should contribute something, and revisers vere asked to vedraft the sub-section in that sen The revisers were asked to break up the concluding sub-section into a number of sub-sections.As originally drafted it read \"Hundred.and-twenty-first\u2014 To establish and maintain public baths, libraries, read-\u2019 ing rooms, museums for historical, Litera urlistio or scientifie purposes, and nigh it schools, On motion of Ald.Ames it was decided to add to Section 2, two additional subsections, as follows: DEMOLITION OF BUILDINGS.(a) To provide for the closing and demolition of buildings in the city no longer fit for habitation, and to recover the cost from the proprietor.(b) T » o take once every three years a census of the population for the purpose of ascertaining the social, économical and sanitary conditions of the inhabitants thereof.Section 3, of Chapter VI, was enbmitted as, follows: 3.No by-law purporting to be enacted in virtue of this charter, shall be valid unless the same be read at a regular meeting of the council, together with a notice of motion for the adoption of the same, at least thirty days before the adoption of Ruch by-law; nor unless the said by-law shall receive the affirmative vote of at least two-thirds of the members of.the eouncil,.nor shall any by-law be valid or binding until the same after a proval b y the coun: cil as -aforesaid shall have been signed by the rnayor and the city clerk end sealed with the corporate seal of the city, nor until the same: shall have been published twice consecutively in two newspapers, printed in the French language and two newspapers prip/ in.the Engtish - Jang- uage, in the city of Montreal.' MAJORITY FOR BY-LAWS.It was decided, on motion of Ald.Ames, to amend the section by striking aut the word \u2018 \u2019 by substituting \u201ceight\u201d days for thirty, \u201d by, replacing the words \u201cat least two-thirds of the members of the Council,\u201d by the words \u201ca majority of the entire Council,\u201d and by sprikin out the words \u2018 por until the same\u201d to the end.Ald.Ames held that the publication of the by-laws would be a great and needless expense.\u2018The papers in the ordinary way of news would report the principal clauses of by-laws.It was decided to strike section 4, which reads as follows : 4.Any such by- law approved -and adopt- \u201ced by the Council and signed and published in accordance with the foregoing provisions shall come into full force 3nd effect after the expiration of fifteen days from the date of the last publication thereof, unless the said by-law shall mention some.o, ther | date for its coming into force: \u2018 The next section read as follows : > 5.The City Clerk shall have the custody of the by-laws of the city,and shall carefully preserve them in .a register kept for that purpose.RECORDS OF LEGISLATION.On motion of Ald.Ames it was decided to add the following : \u201cAnd he shall annually i issue a report con- tainin, taining all the by-laws as enacted, re- or amended during 2a pb \u2018and Peal ail the resolutions o cil having the force of law.\u201d The, following section, as submitted, read as follows : ¢ bya copy of any by-law duly enacted and Poregoine\u201d according to the terms of the foregoing sections shall be received as evidence in any court of justice in the province, provided that the same be.signed \"and certified with the corporate seal of the city, by the City Clery without any proof being necessary of Lhe (Jelidity of the corporate seal, signature of the said alerk: faving.the rights of any party attacking\u2019 the sai by- = to proceed against the same by i ion.After the words.\u201cand published\u201d had struck out, the section was passed, The next section as submitted read as follows : ' - ANNULLING BY-LAWS.7.Any municipal elector; in his own name, may, by oF oh presented to the Superior Court, which at least ten days\u2019 notice must be given fo the city, by service of the same, and a notice stating when it is proposed to present the same to the Court for adjudication, demand the annulment of any.by-law on the ground of its illegality.Such petition must specify the reasons upon which its conclusions are based, but the right to demand the annulment of any by-law shall be prescribed by three months from the coming into force of the said by-law; and after the expiration of the delay of.three.months, every such by-law shall be considered valid and binding for all purposes what- roever, provided the subject weiter thereof shall be within the powers of the city.Jt was decided to strike the last clause beginning \u201cAnd after the expiration.\u201d and toa ada sections 145 and 148 of the old The three sections next in succession were.as they stood as follows: 8 A copy of every by-law made under this charter shall be transmitted without delay to | the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, who m \u201crthin of such copy, disallow the by- law, ahd such disnllgwance shall be announced in the pffi- cin have full.force and effet as public.che \u2018in city, and as such shall be - \u2018judicially\u2019 ob: served - and enforced by all judges and courts whether.specially pleaded or not.cil may impose by any of | 10.the bylaws which may be enacted in.abs cordance with the a en grinted it.by this charier, for each and every ae tion of the by-laws above mentiol , either .» > Bis es p4 = i SE ment; and if à fine with or PE may, provide for imprisonment.default of immediate payment of puch.ne and costs; but except in where\u2018 it > otherwise provided io this barter fine or imprisonmen shall be in the d ¢retion fo the Recorder's Court; for a longer pen than two.calendac } months; and where such im ordered in default of Pa mentost the fine it shall cease on suc > payment; and where the infraction of any by-law is continuous, such infraction of any by-law sh oe an offence.separate The tioned shall in afl cases sone Shove me inci | dent the exsculion uf any, Jndgment.LA.ARLON TO THE.ELECTORATE.| - After some discussions it was reserve the following two cla ae Iatger committee was presen atom or reso sutboriring or ra os te naka thorire Crane esse of oat Wheu « young girl develops the evi.D is as if she were starting Aon Boset with rough e se Toug _ sad J jous places, A ; nd loving mother {se a her delicacy to prevent her from giving Lier daughter the plainest information and advice at this critical stage of her exist.Yo irls suffer a vast amount of un- Yous pie and misery for lack of frank and con dential instruction about their own hysical selves.P Xie special weaknesses and diseases incident to woman\u2019s organic development are completely and permanently remedied by the 2 Ravorite rescription\u2019\u2019 prepared by Dr.R.V.Pierce, chief consulting physician tothe Invalide Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffal .More than 90,000 cases of obstinate female difficulties have been absolutely cured by this wonderful *\u2018 Preseription.\u201d\u201d It heals, strengthens and completely Tejuvenates the tissues and nerve-centers of the feminine nism.It is the only medicine devised for this special purpose by a regularly graduated experience physician.It is the one authorized preparation-which may positively relied upon to cure.- Mothers and daughters miay consult Dr.Pierce by letter without charge and in the most absolute confidence.\u201cTheir \u2018letters \u2018will be answered not by any meré nurse, \"but by an educated skilled physician, Dr.Pierce's Medical Adviser wail be sent free if 31 one-cent stamps are inclosed to defray the cost of customs and mailing only.Miss [Edith Cain, of Clinton, Allegheny Co., Pa., writes: \u201c1 take pleasure in expressing my faith in.Ts rt avorite Frescri tion.» After two au in| T.apts i re oad, Te 1 = entirel: Eured.I had en troubled with female weakness for some \u2019 time and also with a troublesome drain on the em, but now I am Bier and well.X will a cer fully recommend Dr scription to all invalid 1adiex.\u201d \u201c3 ane ais at.3 d I rce'& Favorite Pre-\u2014 AUOTION ROOMS, i mar \u2018:21a8 Cctabon, as.am lar auction of New and Beo- onda iture, Pianos, Carpats, Han and Cooking Stoves, Pianos.GC etc.also sticew of womanbood, it-{-Ury.Gooës, and other crices of w Consignments soliciiod Advances\u201d made.turns.Prompt cash F Safe, Clean, Dry Storage for Furniture, \u2018PFRABKR BROS.TEREST, Corner = 4 rod Bed Bideboards: in.= bea 3 and dak; Tables, 4 Leather Dining Room Sets, Crystal Gasaller, Silverwares, and 2 very etc.at our rooms, nice Pianos.{ SERDET; on Tru Pianos Bargains at peivate\u201d sales at all times ,: - Auctioneers.froma * vote house removed 1 the ore 7 F r iday Afternoon, October 2st.for convenience of sale: 1 Upright Plane SPECIFIC ARTICLES.VV OVW DOB FANCY mem 8 ¢ st and FREE ç poor our vas sie ¢ ue Maral Carre pat B® ¢ ¢ The Cook's Friend Baking row.= Ra de 1 ua.bicycle, | Parlour Set.Bedroom \u2018Bot, en Stoves, ote.Sprin nes, At the store, 1693 and 1695 Notre Dame st.\u201c Bale at 3 o'clock pm Co 2163 MARCOTTE BROS, Auctioneers.Boo sen, ning | are,.1 fine Organ, a Sod eng Table, Kitohe ci D oon without the least FRIDAY.OCTORER 71st, CAR we ohn, voa, cut Oral d and., 3123 fe Dhvary strouts, ans 813 Notrre Dame three months from the Teveipt 5 zette 9.The; by-laws of the said council shall : vend: \u2018of Mr.Cohen, where was Teosiving |.235 pe ary hor FE accepbed the ofler/ol Mr |.J = the, end \u2018of th Es £ the streets, lanes, squares or highways o% the city, for milway, traction, condwt, telegraphic, phonic, motor, or.any other purpose, or for the placing therein of poles, wires, tracks, conduits, or any kind of apparatus; or for the renewal at any time of any presently existing contract or agrec- ment between the city and any person, persons, company, Or corporation whatever, shall not become o operative or have uny force or effect, until and unless the same shall have been submitted in accordance with the provisions of chapter to public vote by ballot to the proprietors of immoveable property, whose names are entered upon_the voters\u2019 lists in force, and until and unless any such by-law or resolution is ap- |.proved © by a majority of such proprietors.{ 12.Any by-law or resolution which under the provirions of this charter requires to be submitted to the electors for approval or ctherwise, shall, not more than six months shall intervene between the passing of such by-law or resolution by the council, and the date of the next following general clection for mayor or aldermen, be submitted to the electors at the same time as the said general election shall take place, and the returning officer may utilize as far as he shall find the same to be practicable, the officinls and procedure employed in and about any such general election.LESSONS FROM THE PLEBISCITE.Ames wanted the sections struck as All doubted their utility.The prohibition plebiscite showed that the general electorate would not avail themselves of the privilege to ress their views, and he thought that the city\u2019s interests would Le well enough sf ed, by the two- thirds of the Council: vote required for contracts and by-laws.The trouble was that.these two clauses made it compulsory to submit three years\u2019 contracts for anproval to the electorate.The city was about to let contracts for lighting two together would not exceed $3,000 a year, but it would cost some $20,000 to submit the contract to the vote.Messrs.Atwater and Wier and Ald.Me- \u2018Bride nought the clauses would be a Alderman McBride said he: believed that if the present gas and electric light contracts had been submitted to the vote, a Jarge proportion of the ratepayers would voted.Ald.Beausolel:\u2014* Yes, and two-thirds vous have voted.for the contracts.\u201d MeBride:\u2014\u201c It in not very likely thay wonld have done that.\u201d Alderman Ames thought that it might be advisable to restrict the Council to the power fof giving contracts for three years, instead of for thirty as at- present.- It having been decided to reserve the two sections, the next, and last one of the chapter, was submitted as follows: AN OPTIONAL CLAUSE.13.The council may, at any eral election for mayor and alderman held un der Jor She rovisions of this charter, submit * eleators whore me are duly en- red on e voters orce, or to the real estate owners only on such lists, any matter or question affecting the in.THE CENTRAL VERMONT.the Proposed Re-organization.The jo which - has: been intrduced - the Leg the Central Vermont Railway q ves Serena] financially \u2018in\u2019 the stock is given the Grand Trunk, which in return guarantees the interest on $12,000,- 000 first bond These bonds are to be exch mortgage and American, Trust and company\u2019s certificates a before that date.stands ready to buy the road as soon as the road an rate it.A meeting has been tion of the plan of reorganization.ming ean Bee ie \"EXCITEMENT ON A CAR.Things Lively.y .afternoon, on the door.the economical ve promise of a gent lemen.his feet dangléd about -the ngers standing there.He y, however, dropped on the py ier) OBLAT FATHERS\u2019 RETREAT.Grand Trunk Officials\u201d Pleased With hn = EN r pis; Seely j ws HH Auction Sale of Handseme Household Furniture, Boat ful Carpets 1 \u201cof various |: sizes, House Furnishiogs £ in great variety, Crystal and \u2014Consaisting of\u2014 Drawing Room Bute, Chatta, Oak and Hardwood Bedroom arpet, ruraisiinge Vana a5 | great variety of DRWOODS NORWAY PINE | Tel, Matin 2376.* M.HICKS & COS SALES.§ Weekly Sale ~ A HOUSEHOLD + FURNITURE ein Mirwoes, Piotiires, Carpets, Parlour, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture, Stoves.and alot of Odds and Ends of all kinds, At our Rooms, 182i, 1825 Notre Dame\u2019 street, Friday Afternoon, Oct.21st | At 330 O'Clock; M.HICKS & ie 246 2 neers.Some Crayons: Y.TNDE AIFTÈSY, PAUL PONZIO, From Turin, italy | Premium \u2014==7 Mucilage, .Put up in all sized bottles and in bulk LITHOGRAMS, in all sizes, ready for use.LITHOGRAM .AND.PRINTERS PREMIUM ROLLER COMPOSITION-\u2014- car SR NAME» _AULO | MUCILAGE CO, WM-ANOUS, Man M \u2018Bleury Bt, Tontreal ; 20g 7-\u2014\u2014 Fe Ra pe evan ud Waker: hs Laermer wy 77\" {An Ristoricsl sod Portrslt Painter.) \u2014REPRESENTING Cansdan Pacific w , ana 7 CaltadlanAtsioelun 2 re oe a fine © a new ada ; ds 5 fe our Fa i» va -Bochi : : | THE FRASER INSTITUTE.Year Ending June 80.Can be obtained at the \u201cStar\u201d Branch Offi ce, Corner Peel and Bt.Catherine Sta.r Institute, Me EEE the year ending The attendance at the Mbrary has in- the revenues applied book During t year The revenues during the past year have been partly met by.The total r DB (Dr DIAS © A Y VVOVYYVITVOPSTRO0IIIeOvIYee OMS Ed, \u201c NOTICE.SEALED TENDERS, addressed to t © undersigned, and endorsed \u2018Tender Yor ectric Light Bystem, Campbeliton, N, B., will be received until noen on.Baturaay, | the %th day of October, A.D.1888, for the | erection and installation.of pate | LL n, light syatem in the town of Campbe ito N.B.\u2018Plans and N.Each tender must be accom È nied by\u2019 an \u2018accepted bank cheque payat le to the undersigned equal to five per \u20ac of the amount of tender, which will Pe forfeites if the party decline to enter into a contract when called upon to do so, or if he fall to complete the work contracted for._ ~~ Cheque will be.returned ir tender is hot | accepted lowest ar.Any\u201d esas a Bot Decl posarily be Chairm Campbeliton, N.B., October Ilth, > \u2018opt the lowest or 5 \u2018of the tenders.E ©: 'BRIEN, Auctionsar.DEPARTMENT te ob Can, TAL 8 7 QUE BEC.C-CANALS.Laehine.mols, St.Anne, rashipe Beau -'arenviIS Cho SE, EALED PENDER AB, address the dersigued, and ph = ondes vor \u201csupplie\u201d ra received By \u2018the | srsigned un y het of 'simber, Lum ber, Cast and Wrought.Iron, + 5%, for oe ho WE Tools, Qlly, Cement, Coni, etc, êtc.\u2026.- ao the éboveanam med canals durin the al d up to ist January, No tender reost xX acer 1 the above-mentioned be obtained at the office of the trom \u201c| Supe: Intend ng.Engineer, Montres the nal Superintendents, on the 2ird Instant.bled, ra Tor Ld PE Ach ineer.puperiatendine Engineers ree.\u201d \u201cMémerest, 98 ICT specifications can be sedn a all information obtained at iS office of the undersigned at Campbellton, n.DOHERTY rman_ Electric Light \u2018com ition.\u201d OWLES ES Pennyroral and -Steel PILLS Quickly 7 correct all Srrapuissition.move jobs and raibe tress sy Ment direct for 1s, 6d.and 3e.Éd, by E T.TOWLE co.Manufacturers, Deydan Strset.Nue Ov 4 al > aware 07 Lf tations, injurious and worthless.Agente\u2018 \u2018Wholesale Houses.900d EVANS, ROS b CO.andall How do you account for the ascendency of EWARS ere ace si The answer is simple enough, viz.: : Because there is none equal to it Ps intra intrinsic: merits-ZiSytwin, & depen 5$ ?and unity of flavour combined with fullness of body and the fragrance that only finé olg malt whisky img imparts.J.n.DOUGLAS & CO., Agents, MONTREAL., Departrrie: fa SE tha Eh of x ons 5 SEALED T TENDERE, \u2018édéressed to ed, apd Sacrée pe nose for Dean à a bebo nt onto th ie rotin Hig) Bin HA rs a.: and ifications can zoen Lo mat Fists form of tender ahd\u2019 Bll \u201cheoeasary Information obtained at this Department and at the Arthur Eliis, Architect En en te?reo considered unless made on.the printed forna supplied and signed wi with thelr actual taal signa oer Esch [ender must be \"be Bcompankd- or 08 SP aouratie: Sein er of am ere to ten per cent.of amount will be tort rare y mo evtine town into a contract when called upon to do ao, or l£ he fail to complete she work contracted fi ; If: the tender be -mot \u2018aecepted- the cheque wil < be returned.The Department does Jot bind ieee to ac cept the lowest or any tender.aryestaen .* cee BF B ROY, ut.of une a na cave Oct.3rd, ~r insert Andrea \"enris Academy of Dano ntaniey i, 1277 _ pr] all modern appliances for will shotv that Mr.Fallon was to get con- \u201cThat is the only reason.I happened LL Pent eannioti Vv.Oates, to fo: the\u2019 Roast Tne.ord order of parade 220 HELIN Al B.Soir sion suse \u2018ana i nice \u201chortezt posaible ing - milk in a peat and systematic siderably over five thousand dollars for to, meet him on oe fee Dr, Laviolette, J.Lauson, R.Monty, and Wil decided by \"onder of day.Classes tor d Deportm jime should join this elect sonool without do- ; And you wired to Gosselin to send 3 , 7, ined by the faculties during the day.clog an NY lay.Most your prominent doctors .~ D.Place.\u2014Cows clean; stables low, pour horses 20d harness, ete, and their his deficit to you to place with Tarr & us M5 upon in adedessing the The faculty Sptaining the tropby >.T ar aad Eh mrselne 4 dis 220 PiiE learn ed how 10 dance 8 at ae mabool, 10 ew \u2018with clean floors but dusty ceilings; venti cep for a litle over two years.Comment Company,\u201d ] o desixnat \u2018 Ignat- EVENIN CLASSES at 8 for es and seem ry ens \u2018ation poor; swnitary \u201cconditions poor: upon such an agreement will be superfluous.\u201cI did.el id Preparation\u201d frm ton mad a Be A honours Say The order AFS EN SEEN © LASSES for Cbildren Full \u201cinformation, utroular, ete, an request, ases-ereek- water, More than th Mr.Yafoutaine\u2014 Is that the only pme e foliows: or or telephone Up 934.x ore than that, as the City Attorneys with funds fro campaign.The electors should now make of march will then\u2019 be as Tuesdays and vridays stp m.UP.\u201cBINROPS AND LA » : af Jackmn.Cows part \u201cclean and part pointed out in: their\u2019 report on\u2019 the affair, Ye Gosselin ?qu sine ee indicate determin.| _ Bind.| NO PUBLIC NIGHTS.Clamen piivate.ALL I vAL \u2014 clean; drainage 5 position ollo: by- + 4 III IR MACRENALR.A : ¢ sates expoied to oven sealolding: Pen ontario eal oan uml make à ay hia that in cs, fom 20 £, cost Iepresoialives oT the Legisiature This Students of fourth rh! 2 Bango NE a ; pr | A fir; Sanitary conditions poor; ver ibility \u201d the firm of Tarr & Oompny, but that is MA» especi e cnse in the iid ; come nan bre Move 16 he ys eon he Water Com none mat un amet | nn, Ten Pot | ee DS A Me In en Ress canoe.Advanced A .- This, while not very decisive, is much bet- of the contract after the close of this year He siated ted he vase traveller for Tarr &'| claimed the twifi at present Projected Bruen of re Dr.H.J.Brodeur .| Théss classes ter thn no \u201cifépéotion \u201cat all.It in a be Ted ed this fact.Com neither the producer nor the consum Considérabie time and money rave D been .; \"| FRID AY cancelled, recogniz ie fact.Other M \u201cFrom where ?\u201d .Short addresses followed from the other spént | corating the theatre, p SPRCIALIAT OF PARIS.* i Ht pulihing 0 Tot of medical Ar: ie they ms have, gone on paving.tho Hs je to any other point\u201d: members.ihe multe Cannes, dies Slit orci SKIN, BL00D = POISON, SCALP po pi ra may 1 ide ju & city, But taking no steps to for- 845 4 week until the beginging of next cen- \u201cDo you know what Kind of a \u2018business a {and other things, and every effort put and Genito-l Jrinary Diseases.| 4®VOCATES, Bic.4e sees Seren | MR.WILLIAR \"BAY MNER, RO A i men witheut degrees to practise.A Tarr & Company are doing?\u201d ensure a th Ing ae \"Class Rooine open daily far ustey ot * iho be found in- an unsanitary condlition Caines cughe.ih Ht omebhiag te 3 Mr.Sreenshig ds ,obiected, but the wit- THE GERMAN CHURCH.bumbers pres as un out.oat Biz afer ad Mids Sama.puortaske.pia Bl hate a A.w.ATwATSR, QC, MEF.CRANLESA.ne andy\u201d Beudents aro gra hited ion] sou forbidden to send out milk for t nem answered: < tock brokers: les clu 1 enitven ea.in sal voue mm | Two Scholarships for le \u2018until it \u2018has been properly.cleansed.Dyes ente te Conduct two of fis on on Do\" they buy stocks for themselves, OF yo dies?Aid Society Workis to Br | Sh u Fg Pa yaumorqus son ui ink aUpEREL ous HAIR.wt DAVIDSON &C Intending students please i Se \u2018Montreal is-hardly in a position to cri- which has already, been hol omen \u201c Commission; and hey do their busi- .Germans Together.oo the res e the glee club lotus in the pain Es aise a , LAY, j© setrolary as soon as ticize even this'mild\u2018inapection, A publish- eration! * aw year in ess over their own w SE chorus - \u2014 0 .\u2018 bam totem: HEE pe Hoy) Tp = tol%) Advocates and Commissioners for the #d xpport of.the condition of all the cow, Am fon carih ,, yr.Gosselin emmnécted with Tarr & : ; pau Fe ie Provinces and Newfoundland Individual Evealog Inst ction af stables: from.which we.fill our milk pitche : nd, an-arently, if Aids.C1 ue, Gag: Cond que Ladies Aid Societ : | LETELUER CLUB.- meurt of Trade Baildias ould be: a decided advantage to our poid mon ad Laporte tnd bad, thels ay, the No Mr.Labbe?\u201d Liberss bee a 4 ae Th oF - : : PERRSDAYIDION, MA.SAMUELOLAT BA |} committee vebpld n said some: - \u2019 se o pe Montreal Sim When th universal be i : a : x A love e verage is the ve \u2018i êlear, however, that we are generally: Shing.Tarbes but, dope momo ins Vigour.\u201cW When Jy get orders, to \u2018whom do\u2019 you he Rat orn oh ch of of concerto CE Ent In Rat Matistioë.With Me.Mercier rag Cw Lo i i :.ra \" ;) * : \u2018évynking to the necessity of action in thé |\"Duvre wête of the prs vie) \u201ctht he cot \"1 de not know,\u201d answered the ; wit- for this, purpose took ace, sde va =.Onnétdature tn Beauharnois.; Caledonte a EcUIBBON, CASGRALY, et & NTCHBI.sombter.Fhe emphatic medical testimony us | wag thie best that could have been mad ness, of tire weather, The evening was spent'tn | = > |.0 em Ny Barristers.Neffeitors.ise.© tothe dgtiker.we constantly run so long as {der the Grounistances; pert they ph or vou.do not know can the outside Corben fashion.in singing son and | Thom who fourseyed to the Ree trod CaxaBa a.BUILDING, MONTREAL © we have no thorough inspection of thé'| wiluhg that this best possible gontract \u201cThe Magistrate ob to this style of Ras, Served by.Meo, Bisoeter gt nh as Gixepgainte.as the | \u2018Wate rs Fe Sia xe ori ator sources.ol.the city\u2019s milk supply.cannot be lost to the city at the end of the present\u2019 nestion,, and and Mr, Sean\u2019 con tinued by | und the members of the Aid Society.The Dumont Hall never had wi nig, rai | 9 |.Pdoaard \u2019.wie spas n fail to create a strong public feeling that present year.act de \u2018Comp sp ras paid only by | Emheran charohr il celebrate its fo NE AS Poutine business.Bad been ER obsolete, Sold by best = rvice, French, something should be done, and that quickly.Stil it will be Boticed that thu.he om: a 0.Ce ; ; snniversary well re the snnive iT tranmacted a, motion Of eur as t ne oar 5 ill focome shmolste.oid \"JOHN \u2019 M ACKIE nto f fou resist No an es .a } proceed .ui à nat ans ui.z er = ; F =} r A we pe anerntd\u2019 oe Tees pau ities stood Shree ta trees ou au by Mr Lafontaine\" You av.Bot engaged; ducted br Sal Le dus rich = ton line Py Le eBauha \"en pto- \u201caURD &CO., Agents, Adveents, Marriétér.Commoner, we.By Sa TE 0* Ce Davis Principal, © _ was in the \u20ac vas the PeNa \"1 = À : Pose à Fi in stitid \"Mr, | MOSTHEAL, ._ RELL TELEPHONE BUILDINO, 5 ie-téüihimes Worse to take into our homes \u2018casting vote.Bt.Ann\u2019a had elected lim | \u201cDo you receive orders: from Mr.Gor: gro oy Fes et to or led Dufresen stated that Mr.\u201cdiseased milk.Tt is better to be cheated | po the.city\u2019 \u2018selin?\u201d.\"- = the 1g Ye.Poigtmed: and we had far better sas .toon voted ae ho ; \u201cNo.id of erdier \"bean- chiosén, by.La 198 Nocre Hams faute Stree\u2019, Montresl.REE i, oa gis a Shes For The Next Few Weeks | mommies S00 Shorthand Institute; = pates Le : + Business Training Sohoëf, paÿfor'inspection of thè.cow stables, thé \u2018tract met under which the\u2019 city, bought \u2018Four El MeLabher Peary sania that Mr.Wilfrid.ex.L A .milk.\u2018ofas,.ths.clothgs.and habits of thébHorsis \u201cwith , bâvnes, | \u2018et.plus thaie | | mice, were de br Mr.ase Tah who.ke dir.Terie had de |: OUR Sh apcéted Sonore LoL wing deacriptionn of milkers and the methods of handling thé \u201cNo; it t nie milk than to prevent dilution with possibly |; AO huncead for | hereses T cum co nein clean water, Of course: there should.be nol} was the.best: fomsible\u2019 arrangement, clan : strate tecalled Mr.: ;.toleration.pf the practice of calling in the |\", circumstances.What does: St.Anna\u201d Pa ou ve = with, whom fy yo.pump tothe aid of the cow; but we should, | \u201cthink of it?Have shy St.Ann\u2019s voters horses Tost and 1 i dw pe + mee to it (hat the people are supplied with that they would.like to sell at in fe t = : Py ur walaries;.AL ; Pure milk.\u2018minus.hn > of fe ei ure?If eo, it is hoped that the » yo dy JT ng.ended ion of Mr.: , ; Jon : Laie ps Ss ig THe show EE of 2 to Ald.Kinsella in.his privates Jobe ere ar cen or hig v ip - 4600 Ge 7 \u2018 x Roy.4 Jue Ton 2 b.5 3 : a received wi vACTEREN acity, far that\u2019 i\u201d his official estimate af.th ae a ddl wr, fis, dome onjestions a and.approval of ihe 2, cs \u201c= \u201cthe-worth of borses-at least; when some.hy: ; {one else has to pay for them.As it iy | St.Juan, \u201c\u2018that the bon : = Sa ss people of Bt, Aux'e wi Pen a de there\u2019 ie discontent am Lib ve .at that figure, nat.|.réug) : with, the \u2018Laurier Government, i is © tory well: therm, which nie + set, bra fact at ong-cen appeal to.the ay Boos by mit Liberal journal does Aor iat thom imperative.rune \u201cowe to.sharexchange table with a Ste SO ot oi Thon a do \u201ccr { wo oly\" and rentiul mplaint againet-thiv-| \u201cemitasions\u201d of tha t kind should istration, which \u201cis Libera) in name, ed in future.vite Mr, le Libarsl in 8 ; | ET aE FE Er EE i Di sar le Ts the SEY a Boawuimet | the nal elas voting Li for |.== 10 cents for 10 words per extra word, eac ANTED, 10 cents for 10 words or t per extra word, each Pa) 2 Ww.xs 2 parte, ° tee n.and ke ce LET, 10 cents pu 2 words Toon | a cent per extra word, each insertion.BOARD! 10 cents for 30 word, cach insertion.Lv, - cute for, nw ATT STORES Ee 3 Juss, and 3 cent per extra BALE.35 rt tor 28 words or less, and wo rtion.rtion.a 7 cents for % words or na and 1 cent BufiNEes \u20ac \u201cles wad Sadi or nts per word, with a sue 5 cents each insertion \u2018NOTICE PARTICULARLY.The above rates are NET CASH with ) When such advertisements are not prepaid numefous dntries have to be made, qnd the rate is, i\u2019 in consequence, much higher.No \u2018charge \u2018miads in our books for classified advertisements of less than five lines, \u2018Roustes To LET.LET-FINE CUT STONE HOUSE oria at., near Sherbrooke street, Containing twelve (12) rooms, bath- om, pan odern conveniepces; all in Stables (3 stalls) and large coach house in reas.tables may be sub-let if not re- poly 3 .Murson, Star Smice, \u2014 $439 NOTRE DAME ST.inf chmond street.bag story stone tainin, Tooms Loom an fr 5 eds ht stab Ha been décupièd 5 doctors.for evaral s Dow ho Ota\u201d Not h state of repel, fry com- .Bethune, Pri ws, New\u201d \u201cences; \u2014 À VERY DESIRABLE street, at à reduced months.Apply 133 Du och er or 54 Latour tree 25 8 3 \u2014 HOUSE red ABBOTT square, 444 \u201cns St.F atnes HOUSE, SEVEN LARGE throom ,and pantry, hot Clams house and in good 0 LET \u2014 FURNISHED OR UN- {shed ; desirable house, two 8 d between Dorchester and Bt.Satherine st pates street.RESIDENTIAL FLATS TO LET.LET ~ TWO A NEW UPTO: gorner Irvine Re rp ADL Dav T lephone, Riki LET \u2014 iv TOP FLAT, SIX £00 water pal 590 Caaleux piroot; \"oye at t 898 Cadteux sub sp.LET \u2014 = TWO BRICK + sand 36 \"se \"BrSain si Breet.Ézors, STORES, BUSINESS PREM- INES, ETC.TO LET.LET \u2014 LARGE FLATS, ESPE- ny \u201csuitable \u2018ei factory pur- use Lapierre & Son.®t 8 , 2006 cE DAME near\u2019 MéCord and Mountain HAL ; in pertect order ; rent 85-4t, James street, AF, 1421° ONTARIO?Denis, nice tore ; with dwelling on ame stañd for FURNISHED FLATS WANTED.\u2014 FROM 18T NOVEM ril, a furnished Hat ark avenue and Cho or cottage, between Rg a vent.\u201d \"Address Kid \"aie, Star © of- ANTRD \u2014 À SMALL Tous - west than.Union avenue.Star o - otre YOR = , Rotts End with water Wor 3 Aloxandria, ont \u201cmm , SALE \u2014 THE MOST POPU- \u201clay roar house on the island, situs Fabra He road.For 0 Sie Brimfu) ox Bhotograph the spot.Acs, monts.Yosking a week.ight paid; credit given, Drop all trashy, unomticial yar books, ts à Ad ES \" poor.i La pr Diab ogn NTED \u2014 SOME TERRITORY LEFT AN our \"\" fi nl Wier, Cay a; lew more g ; nts We ui pay and offér exceptions voducements Ta exnvassing -éutfit ever made, a used, and \u2018tis a Winner nner.Bradiey-Gartetson Co., Limited, Toronto.WANTED \u2014 \"WAR WITH SPAIN 18 havi; .a tremendous run in Canada ents, here's your chance; big book, seven .pages, two hundred illustrations \"and sale Go.Limit ea, ia y-Garyetson ANTED \u2014 AN ACTIVE YOUNG TAILOR for our trimming department, must speak English and French and come well.recommended.Apply} Ind acte to Mr.O'Hara, H.Shorey & Co.re Dame ET) YXTANTED \u2014 A GOOD GLAZIER AND ,__ painter.Apply tmmediately - 43 sets st, Westmount.11 WANTED JUNIOR, CUTTER \u201cFOR SHIRTS.ust have zume \u2018expérience, also apprentice to learn tle cutting, must be strong and willing.Apply at once, to Mr.McBride, The Gault Bros.Co, Factory, St.Helen st.WANTED \u2014 A FIRST CLASS DESIGNER in fancy tweeds and worsteds, one with Scotch or English experience preferred.Apply giving particulars oo salary expected, 10 M, 1559, Star Offic .215 6 ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT FOR family of two, one who understands Sein ¢roking.Apply 61 Hutchison st.WANTED \u2014 GOOD STOVE MOUNTER, ACcustomed to boller work.Apply to P.Lyons, H.R.Ives & Co., Prince st.248 ?| VVAN TED \u2014 RK FOR OFFICE.APPLY.givin ref Cone.a en eri g erences and F experi-\u2019 sous, Sa ence and salary \u2018expected, M r Office.\u201d WANTED \u2014 A SMART BOY TO GO MESsages Apply at Star Office.Is st James street.+ 243 2 WwW ANTED \u2014 OUR BALEBMEN NET' $17.60 weekly: proot #4 furnished; reliable line; latest jempies: seu: commencing! come Jub.fake: Straight Sustngss.: Addres us Montreal pry Luke Broa.Co.\u201821 end = Ÿ ANTED \u2014 OFFICE YOUTH, TEMPOR- arity, sherthand and .typetwriting.must also Write gond hand; wages $15 a month.Address P.O, Box 98.2g 2 V TANTED \u2014 A HOUSE AND TABLEMAID for family of two.Apply Mrs, J.Côcpér, 138$ Metcalre st.245 2 ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT FOR two in family.Apply to Miss Robertson, 143 Mackay st., between $ and % pm.244 3 ANTED \u2014 AT 76 FORT STREET.A good general servant, wit best.of rafer- good wages paid.su 3.V JANTED \u2014 AGENTS bo YOU WANT ney?Then secure ney for our Cethoile \u201cpictures and our Tast 1 selling Dominion, Quebec, and Ontario maps.Tunison Map Co.Toron - 249 Seod ANTED \u2014 INMEDIATELT AN OFERA- tor for wax thread machine, to gb to Bt.$ John, N.B: Apply to 162 MOCHIT se, yrs | fron WANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED GIRLS TO make paper boxes Alo to The Empire.st.245 3 Paver Bax Co., 68 Que JANTED \u2014 À PETENT GENERAL ; com servant.Apply to 24 Park avenue.246 2 'ANTED \u2014 FOR A BRITISH FIRE IN- - surance office, a stenographer and typewriter, one having some experience in policy writing and conversant with French preferred.Apply.furnishing testimonials and TR erences © to 0.Box §38.246 3 ANTED \u2014 GOOD MEN ONLY, TO SELL ur well known line of =peciaities.we guarantee, free from Ban Jose fc: All stock mace nied by Government Certificate.Outfit free.Good money and exoiusive territory to workers.Write for particuiars, Petham Nursery \u20aco.ota.201 tf\u2019 TED \u2014 A YOUNG LADY.TO TAKE charge of = sentlemante À ous during bts abtence Hom the city.Appl {mmedintely J.M.Box Gt, 4,_clt : 215 quod ED \u2014 AG TS.M : out of employment here ft & enin sixty per month relling our \u201cLife of Giag- Mo ne\u201d ee \u2018Big Four\u2019 line of holiday puh- licati No copitut required, \u2018Write qu ok for peèier holiday - offer.C.R.Parsh, Tu- ren ms En V ANTED- EXPERIENCED SEWERS FOR.; \u2018whitcwear department.Apply.betare 10 am., chi A, Ogilvy & Bons Hi WAN \u2014 COACHMAN, MUST HAVE PE Deterence Apply aa st Pay! street |.Wa 'ANTED \u2014 A GOOD MILLINERY BALES.lady, speaking English and ench.L f Labreca que, 115 St.Lawrence es : u ED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT; \u201cNa PE Apply to Mrs.Dr.soi i st.Tris Main, Want ANT COUTE TO DO PLAIN COOK- Pausehais Kept and, no laundry woyk 1equired.Apply .7 Mackay et.47 1 ANTED \u2014~ A YOUNG MAN TO RIVE; und care horses.Apply tos CHE Meat Market, 2615 st.Catherine st ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY IN WHOLE house, one girl or boy, speakiræ_ \u2018ond writing perfectly the Poth languages; permanent situation; at 1805 Notre Dane st.147 1 GENERAL, BERVANT FOR re of three.Apply in roings; re- | fprences required.11 lowell \"tree, me ANTED TWO STRON \u201cACTIVE.boys, about fittasn \u201cto niet Joaes 0 AP to re RE at works, 324 Mi! at, can: WANT \u2014 BY À WHOLESALE FIRM, A re Pocus your man as office assistant, able to se ke.Address Rl Star ( Omioe?WANTED - SMART LAD.n ABOUT 13 OR 19 years of age, to drive an ¢xpres:; wages 36.00 a wéek.Apvly at 3; Beaver Hay J ANTED _ IMMFDIATELYT GENERA AL rvant, must bo Well recommended.Apply 4 Coiversity & st.2 VY ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVA ™ V \u2018smail family, where nursa Is opt: ny washing or ironing.Apply 8 Busssx st, off pe st» west.a 1 A ton PETENT USM AND; AEE, ith city page \u2018Apoiy ar ter.8 p.m., at 7¢ University st.\"SERVANT FOR BHE! ABROOKE D in private fataily, \u2018no BH ala - vant, a © can write an pr] lish and Fren Apply 48 Doichesier nr 1 | Wiscee NTED = IMMEDIATELY A HANDY.[nen fe ouse; good refs erences equir- : Wish 2 HF Ro I ; 7 Er Te a i RCE TRE ; WANTED \u2014\u2026\u2014 A GOOD GIRL To WORK IN pela kitchen, © country girl prie 08 iF VATANTED di A WORK FE ences, SE pee ke.ae nave Ae IS ; VVANTEE= OR» EXPERIENGED VAUT : go alia > dig mili roferspoe, 105 i st | WANTED.Fram SERVANT.5 ci iêR DVEUL- ANTED \u2014 A LADY OR GENTLEMA AN clerk, twust\u2019, cas st.Catherine as after 7 Dee Apply! ANTED \u2014\" LAUNDRESZ ty fusils - washing Fon à Aj = =) » \u201cBiahop st.\u201c4° ANTED \u2014 FIREY CLAUS BAR 3 2 : ENERAL eu sania in a ent L oned hy Historian to the About the ee sop 5 ee ovale \u2018with an if aa i latory ot our war with B8pain.: inal pictures taken by pl book; ow = ot à, GIR To DO Ae, ass or wuld BGT BOY FOR, rey Apply i re M J LEUR pèse a city réformes À ranch er a à ve NES TE i.THE : Rte From te with sittingroom = ; good Hives.ve | 4.ho a si Tere: or TE, A 5 Fi lutely on Scotland.pes Dioritaier SH sing! tiemen ly; fet Fre amily; \"8 Vietarie st, ach 1 indé 11) _ PUBNITURE REUPHOLSTER- OOMS \u2014 TO LET ol e, at | R class in every.ren residences, Se % \u2018Send postal.Will cal.Frases, 9 ox.st._ nd : 46 8 ately ir desired, 06 OOM Ne \u2014CLEAN.SOMFORTABLE ROOMS, x is, ns.carre FIRST eus served par.| Was, ernezs.Address.EXPERIENCED TRACH- yment in private schnot, ét 508 coms \u2014 TWO 5 ily.1692 Mansnoid Fri Rooms FURNISHED OR UNFURNIBH- Looms) to tet, 2 Cath ANT.A POSITION BY Sener: and typewri nelle ot French.saving some ears\u2019 experie! - good referen oF ir fice Star \u2018orties.\u2014 sToNE BE CUTTERS AT POINT n Quarry, Believitle, ont.Avot op John \u2014 A THOROUGH.| GENERAL rv one who c cooking washing: city.references.Appty 3 University ANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN W.care of furnaces or any kind of work: NEWLY reierences.Apply 165 Versailles st 2 fiat.eleotric_light, furable for 1 com \u2014 FURNISRED Roo, 2; private family, 167 Manutlel hed ANTED \u2014 \u2014 SITUATION BY FIRST C kor and candy maker, To Cron OOMS \u2014 WELL the Mise tut PANN in or out of city.- + ANTED-\u2014 IMMEDIATELY à each tool maker Apply te Dom.ANTED \u2014 À.\\JOUNG ENGLISH FE, 16 19 years o take ch Apply\u201d 788 \"Bt.unis PROPERTY FOR BALE.SALE \u2014 OR agp rot OR SALE a SECOND MORTGAGE, 32000, n first \u20ac la \u201cmargin: wil pe Roberge, 41 \u201cEr.James st.OR 8 SALE \u2014 OR TO LET \u2014 THE and Ü Larner coiensington ave: nue- pper Lach some stone house, beautifully.finished, and.fitted\u2019 with every convenience and luxury; as and electric wiring, by the late or his own use and occupation #nd Tospect of moun- commands a charming river And plaina low rental le a desirable tenant or sold n.essy terms.Appiy.te Sy 8.fANTED \u2014 BY MIDDLE AGED MAN, , chman SHED x ROOM, a water, on bathroom \u2018fiat, in ndecetends\u2019 his Duuiness: good references.Us + tess Geo, E.Ross private en, bad.children, - 186\" Berri st.pou \u2014 TWO.BRIGHT, BUNNY FRONT ANTED IER, AT 2nd fat with ful\u2019 or partial Leurs: ne OT by a 30 dress L.ve Bla ar Banc Soie.ANTED \u2014.; cat 1r0 s ticket an and Fort \u201cagent, olegraph operator ne express secs unexceptional dress M, AM \u2014 A _ LARGE CS of = presses, suitable for rao xentlemen.: 4 ply ut 01 \u2018St.Urbain st., just below Bherbrool 28 2 ED OR RNISH- Em GR * oars on_ bathroom flat, \u2018Anply 2050 Notro Dame st BRIGHT ROOM, bathroom flat, ruitable oo one or two gentlemen.situation opposité Do 18% Osborne st.ANTED \u2014 RE-ENGAGENENT mother 5 Sep.good Cool by not_o dress ov, Post Oftice, Grand Mere: P.M NICE DOUBLE ROOM, SPLEN- didiy arnished.on parlour fia first -\u2014 FURNACES, SNOW BO ou tain class; board.Apply 81 Wie: Ling.6 \u2018avenue; Office.YVANTED _ FURNA ETC.TO end the_ mater by a PE bandy fnan.Address M ; Sta, My \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS, hot water esting.OMS \u2014 TO LET LARGE, shed, comfortable rooms, bei © cléprone in house.Ada ce.ANTED\u2014 BY A RESPECTABLE WIDOW woman, work by the day.Apply 47 ge.Lawrence st.248 ANTED \u2014 SEWING BY ate dr ood 00M \u2014 LARGE city\u201d references: - Address > OND.Hedted room, Clothes ron closet, pleasnnt view, se Chaboillestsq., over bank: \u201cBUSINESS CHANCES., \u2014 LI PPnstaurante in every ut persons with a cash capital or sccut- iles nest apply, en Birangers must furnish tween 8 ond H am | jrrence A Wilson es 1 : excellent Noes, Wener.75a St Famille st.WANTED \u2014_ ENGLISHMAN, ss, USED TO who dispensing.e drugs.position, any capacity: low wages.Parker, 75 St.Us U rbain st.YVAN TED EXPERIENCED YOUNG ady wants situation ks mother's help: Address care of : Mrs.WELL FURNISHE L com.Auer light, telephone, private fame only; excha == COMFORTABLE = oon, wT 4 Meg eolioge = o ANTED \u2014 A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD.FURNISHE ry th languages, end = an require: Mail FE estmount.HS 3 I, Heatherland.- Most effective in Chesterfield Overcoats and double-breasted Sack Suits as.we show them, Dark Olive Browns and deep Olive Greens, matched with silk linings, which face to the button.holes, as fashion decrees.Your tailor will sap ction these fabrics as seasonable, fashionable and ideal * wear for gentlemen who can afford them.If candid he will admit that his best price for such an overcoat is 836.oo.Fit-Reform price $20.00, Your money back if dissatisfied.| The Fit-Reform Wardrobe, 2364 St.Catherine St.\u2018 The Kennedy Company, Limited, | Montreal-Toronto-Winnipeg.: Scotch Serge.= Softy woven, robust, aristocratic cloths, with that iron wear andgpermanence of \u201ccolour characteristic of fabtics from posed Gran (NEAR HATIILTON'S, \u2026\u2026o a add , posseaming Bros omis a Position of t ALE \u2018\u2014 A FIRST CLASS AND vods ness- on - n,08t \u201cJberal terms, sliuated in the fourhanine aud progressive city of Sherbrooke.1 il be f ined : 1k tom ng w urnir.on ap cation.P.: Box ue.\u2018 ANTED \u2014 MAN R office for Sa \u2018ortabished firm, at Al $1000 and \u201cMorey fully secured.fore: Sey Address Post Ace Box 12, Fudlhi \u2018Pa.,- BALOONS, CIGARS Sa other Busineases,| REG WOOD, load Paul ri Bell telephone.SALE \u2014 CHZAP, 8.wood 24 chopper rt.shattne.\u201cbearings, ing ud sed four any oR BALE NIAGATA VAPOUR.ams veu athe.Agents wanted, oth ârean' 10 lit.\u2018James st, fire ANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS.STOREMA OOMS TEES messenger; pie raterénces as £a \"chars Fer ui dress O rar Office FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE | WA NTÉD \u2014 SITUATION BY e or two gentlemen, two beds, hu hot able middle aged man, outdoor porter or messeng JB, 2144, 00M ABLE, YARN aa Meat Cortage ave.\u201d Te + ANTE D \u2014 BY HRSPEOTABLE WOMAN 2.OOMS \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS, Ang by the day.* bain et.- every co ten if desired, Auor light.92 Do oN pr EXPERIENCED MA ANCE STRE.ET.will y of pants: Tooatity ?unex- 246 4 WATER = 08 pers tor; Frère ress P, ed ihe \"conti tan) ANTED \u2014 WELL FURNISHED, GAS, HOT hman, by you private a\u201d Blears no 3 city references.) TAB y 16 Laval avenues.2 i required.ANTED \u2014 SITUATI çustomped to vet Rendon\u201d The Parke ~ ANTED \u2014 HAVE YO rem Trivets SEE = ETE FURNIEHED Pa und wa 3 BE st _ \u201c1 KE; COMPORTARLE ROOM, a French Cana.for one or two genilemen, desir- m French langos 8 Em or ha practice tn Montreal; pairs; my polish staus Rusrant: Drop or Bell \u201cTet, oe aon ds a 1; times ue be | to À inerte ot Fu ar tleman f utet LA be M protestant.rrr sen of q Mance st, le qui, RR usr.\u201cig! fs ANTED _ re SITUATION AS \u20ac 8 good fi acquelntea 4 in the Mar.time Provinces dress.W, 8 n Office To.HANDSO! t room, \u2018with or without board, on ern venienoes.Avoir, No.VVANTED - SITUATION NA FURNISHED.a UNI HO0OMS8 \u2014 ed, private family.40 R SALE- JUST RECEIVED FROM THE Rowell'a.General Bazaar, 3 Cypress, 0 Woe - BY YOUNG pre 8ITU.a.= stock clerk 1a a clothing house: have experie Address.T, 7187, Star | Foam 3 _ PARLOUR BI oe.touble gaa grates, Tancilont oats, ANTED = ~ \u201cFEA FEWING To 53, AP \u201d» Buea Cul.ave.EL car » ia; \"a es pat à the Cable Coo and Som.SALE \u2014 Sgro STEINWAY \u2018| order, uniy PT payable ss rot Wi son.A Bros -wareroom R SALE =e GREAT DANE PUPS, in; pr pi rifle, one HEE Clbaicy Seba Qo.* 0, R CHOICE OF TWO: 5 BALE = pe yor te Chickering pianos, ul nious rig o shee pad.Rordnéiner os Las food ut.1 \u2018nt, \u201cON.MO NTHLY P ch, takes square are Patan\u201d hy Ai pio: - a Kiana\" \u2018ba n, Hew sihineont tone, His: ANTED \u2014 57 A CAPABLE PERSON, situation a \u2018cook; good references.pu as, ete eta.Pot dress 'P, 2184, Bta =: \u2018 ; Spi tion of Nature's own medicine.x, of Arîmer, sys : Sly HE F remit - - sl Booms AND.BOARD.can» \u2014 D ROOM FOR, GENTLEMEN.Bot water.Roars Beat and ges.db Cath- cart x ; ss 8 Roous, Ms \u2014 AND BO EXTRA LARGE, pleas brooms wih Se rat class board, also table pond, niversl « A su CARD \u2014 AND LARGE Fons oo RAS nice e respact.WH Dubord.we | ROR iam Sale Roox, AND BOARD, A AT OOM: \u2014 LARGE, Pneu 2 FOR married couple of adies, ont class board, telephone, naer.Sherbrooke.72 out\u201d College ave.: .: 1 BET.WITH FIRST CLASS pe.ru 4e ee J, Joi modern | A _ , Je wants washin and A to a OQOMS 1§ BRUNSWIC day.or houseclesn for.aio 8 beautiiu large front puriour bed- y and stitut oom \u2014 BATHHOONM - PLAT.WITH on.hour \u201caenosreen ¢ mo ehilaren: 11 Mayor Rose x a, Sov, wiv Ras 18 Manariolé st Sad ue AND Bw east bord, Sm Lonais square.(Béarn de tante Roos.3 |] ANTED © Sehool of RES COUTELLIER Tanciagon.vai oan Dlsht classes.now.béginalng.- \u201cra 2 iq terms -tieré.ANTED \u2014 CLAGUES, x.= sonniesso à EN 0 | W bookkeepi French: Prat SE _ TARO wer vo renom Pre bte Pre fy Ee FC 0g) vk 2 Fi \u2019 PURCHASE, LADIES rap | ANTED \u2014 (Ee \"Notre to.Ma: PRETTY \"HA Fa.bears fi 200 Bieury at.267 tT Lok a Srovre.ea tives ba 5 sé \u2018= % Fi, cash} & > ' ANTHD i Ôpe a | HE mh SEE \\ soisôn hasits antidote, if it found, \u2018Theintelligent, | though untutored Savage, has dis- .covered in wild field and forest many 7 antidotes for sickness-poisons, The rits of disease quickly succumb tothe Red Man's administra LOANS INDIAN TONIC \u2018cures Dyspepsia, Constipation and Blood 1Di AS HOLD! a great sufie-ee fe: a with if Ras er after taking one bottle Sof SLOANE INDIAN TOIIOH ors goed many ven Tre SLOAN'S INDIAN TONIC, $1.00.A BOTTLE.ers} address THR S10AN MEDICINE OG.Hamilton, Out.+ - gy E.MeGALE, Be Sole Agent, Province of Québec.\u201d an AL GRORES SECRET SFRVI ICS.rte Was Made in\u201d Order That He Might \" Comply-with th.\u201cTaw 5f the Bovine Théreon.= Both He and\u2019 His Brother \u2018are Well i : Known in the Profession\u2019 in the Gity ot.Buftaios Considerable discussion has been aroused at the action of the Council of the Provincial Architects Associatiol\u201d in refusing.to admit Mr.R, A.\u201d Waite, the well atio ; friends declare that.professional Jealousy »ia at the battpny \u20ac of: pa DaattpE CES Wait be.reanlled, = was th 5 a Standard Canada Life buildings, St.James street, su and is at present Roparing the the plane 0 \u2018rank gen f menta to\u2019his artistic HTS are not ante | .in other cities.Waite whit \u2018tHA \u2018design- \u2018er \u2018of the new arliament.Bui and the Bank k of Commerce building - Tone Waite hen intervigwed by \u2018a Star Spotier at \u201cthe Windsor Ho tel yesterday, ed to take it philosophicaily, contenting } fog himself with a recital of facts.My object in.applying-for membership; he said, \u201cwas to compiy with the Prows.I calied on: Mr.Venne, the secretary, of the Asgoiation, Xx flied out application the day fo the {tiation fers \u2018and-other inci nts x formed t da had Tull Tabled ah \u201cthe re.ae eg eue \u2018world bo \u201cPleased te bave \u201cMe ' ns thin: the oily\u2019 void :deommuni- \u2018ention I received, was a letter stating that \\_ the Council could not accept my applica- returning the fee.\u201d One.resson urged against Mr.Wally does br i his\u201d opponsite was that\u2019 he to the American Institute of- \"Archi.toca i.Whaité,.on thé contrats, was members: | one of t the Buffs de Nang vo wh .no.lest sie ihgui r, W, T._ Waité js tl acual- vice-pr nt.The fone bas a shop of\" Erickson, the Toons ins most recen pointmen reopive few da was 1a membership: of t Battal contitles on Munieipal® art.= CRIA © \u201cne.FROM DAWSON CITY, | kr mining ca oes in, (houbt th \u2018Never- or detecerve moi Thé lable mirdiuc for turn ing a n étstance.References, the ae and porn.Jobin 2 ri BON.Deils aaa Scouse: Are i widow oF Toms Richard Whit: st the, time of his d © next ait of the above-named name in u are oly 5 the unde page \u2018when Eh iis n Regent REO iE \u2014 INFORMATION: 18 Di- resent.whereabouts of EREONALE THE DESCENDANTS OP: John William Mackenbac ; Ani Linden.of Euppiehteroth, Parlin Sieg.Prassta, who abou °F aa 8h Sir of io.\" sha Now Gr | Klon ing to Paul C, ork.he eus L'oredit \u2018far their Belt ve.A oh a Fy YP var PTE SE Caw mind av | e tieth 6 Mar ed as inde ann the Chardh of 8.The: Rev: Dr.» G : Toren SOLICITORS.| NE, PATENTED | AND] RADE MARKS REQSTERED NEA on Se RE = | ?et i ms BERL i ey Sa =] FATaNTS ÉLUOULED.ser would impress bli he fact ie bev i ihare the gold a ot be many\u201d, picked up off the surface, as I only Ba t yan, ae amount of labour, and ten over-\".coming very t obstacles in à country: apd climate that necessitates many and privations.No Rohinion in.vey.decided that \u2018the future of Hy de pendi chet \u201cup à : ce f the to be Tound nt pt ses Van: These will have to pony aria of se Tibet iy SE capital at their com When je Haldèr léfé Dawion ther were about 20,006\" le there, and the one thi in connection ith the RR 5 pat to ex, Shane whe n the \u201ctata Sandy\u201d jet, 2 Tn ea hin, corge W rr.of St.Peter's - 3.pe ca décn ge kb ene rt seperti ie ber.mela of, the, nite is \u201cthe -itotis eit swih| \u201cHam pr 5 -\u2014\u2014\u2014 mirent ; mond C.Senkler, CE rire as + » \u201cWatérproof.Collapsible.Resilient.rT 5 = That -Springy Control.RER Keeps moisture from soaking in through the leather outsole on rainy days.| Evaporates it outward through air pump action, when perspiration develops it from within, Gives vim and bounce to the footstep through its resilience.Makes the shoe lighter by replacing leather, or cardboard filling, space and elasticity.ing wear sole through its ing more than = - Of same leather.\u201cBox\u201d Calfskin, Vici Kid and Willow Calf, with best Oak soles \u2026 : crresen eee $5.00 per pair.er eveers ae with air Adds life to the shoe by distribut- over twice flattening when borne upon.Costs you not a farth- others charge for ordinary shoes the area of o oo \u201c The Fit-Reform Wardrobe, ; 2364 St.Catherine St, ~The Kennedy Company, Limited, Montreal-Toronto-Winnipeg.\u2018| (Near Hamilton's) Cor.Peel 2471 ms een ss VANCOUVER, B.C., October 20.\u2014Ed- the new Yukon gold commigsioner, arrived on Wednesday from Nelson and will leave on Friday for the Yukon on the\u2019 panu ube, \u201cREDUCED TO A SHADOW.Ee TA Fredericton Lagy\u2014Tells of Her TT sickness\u201d and Saffering and of Her Restoration to .Health by.Nilburn\u2019s Heart and Nerve Pills.\"Messrs.T.Milburn, & Co., Toronto, Ont.\u2026 \u201cGentlemen, \u2014À year ago last September my health became much impaired, and I suffered intensely from prostration of the crves, Jsuralgic headaches und general de- lity.~The pains.-would shoot up my neck \u201cand down my arms, producing numbness \u201cgid a sensation as if my \u2018arms weté frozen, so that almost lost the \u2018use of them.My z-bieart would flutter and palpitate; and some- - times I awakened up out of my sleep with a smothering feeling as though I was suffocating! 7 Before taking Milburn\u2019s Heart and\u201d so ve Pilly 1 wus almost reduced to p sha- ~doiv, and felt warn out, irtitable, and melancholy.To add to my sufferings, a partial paralysis set in, and, though I docte red a \"great deal, and took many medicines, I re- \u2018ceived no benefit, However, on trying Mil.«burns Heart and Nerve Pills, which T got, \u201cthfdugk Mr.Geo ©.Hunt, our well knowri druggist here, their curative powers mani- ~-fested themselves.almost.immediately.I \u201c¢ould féel every dose doing me good.They seemed to act-upon the heart, and stimulate x Pee Body received its due share of vigour and IE, \u2018intense fieadacheë with which T-was so frequently afflicted have disappeared, and, instead of being weak, worn and run down, 1 am now in my norinal healthy condition.\u201cI give this testimony for the benefit of those suffering from similar troubles, so Rs Shay they.may.know there is a remedy with- Buel, roxch well worthy of u trial.\u201d 1.Signed) MRS.GEORGE MARTIN, ; Fredéricton, N.B.Ri hasaieqyer | Pils cure\u2019 Billonsness.Sick Meadnche, Constipation and Dyspepsia, LXer deo not gripe, weaken or sicken.Price 45 équis, ail Arusgiais.Hat LOST! Put Wilson's Inva- ids\u2019 Port on the track of a lost ap.- petite and its spce- dy recovery is assured.It tones the sto- #) mach, invigorates M the system and festoresto its own- cru that which was \u201cshe eirculation.so- that avery tissue of my: THE NEW.GOLD COMMISSIONER.|_ \u201cThe Contractors are Trying to Get Up | * Council.| you Lave only 6 WANTS T0 PLAY.Special Meeting of Quebec Bughy Union to Consider Norman Ogilvie!s Application.Notices are out for a special meeting of the Quebec Rugby Union for the purpose of considering the application of Mr.Norman Ogilvie for permission to play in the Quebec Union.Mr.Norman Ogilvie was captain of the MeGill University first fifteen, but now he has completed his work at Me- Gill and is anxious to play the game with another club.According to the rules of the Union.a player who has played on a team in the Intercollegiate Union cannot play on another Union team.This bars Mr.Ogilvie om playing in the Quebec Union, hence he has applied to the Union for permission to play.Mr.vie has joined the Montreal Football Club, but his application is a personal ops and does not come from the Montreal clu Arrangements have been completed for a game between Montreal and McGill, and the match will take place on Saturday, afternoon on the M.A AA.Grounds.This match romises to be an interesting one and,doubt- ess, those who attend\u2019 the game will see a real exciting contest.CRAIG STREET PAVING.a New Petition Asking for the Completic:of the Street.Messrs.Belthouse, Dillon & Co.have not given up hope 3 of being ab'e to get the ex- fension of their contract through the City Mr.Strubbe, of the -firm, has himself undertaken to get up another petition similar to the one withdrawn on account of the forgeries found to have been perpetrated in conneétion with it.retreat MILL STREET BLOCKED, Unless one wishes to wade through mud ankle dee ictoriatown is not accessible by way \u2018of Mill street, owing to the sidewalks being blocked by the contractors at work on the flumes of \u2018the new elevator for Mr.W.Ogilvie and the new rolling mills of the Peck Benny Com pany.The canal bank, from « Black\u2019s bridge.west, which is used as n thoroughfare, is also blocked by the Peck Benny Company\u2019s contractor.Mill street, it would appear, is left to take care of iteelf owing probably to the fact that the street is claimed by th 1e Government as its own property, and is repaired about once in two or three years, \u2018be conce IF you cannot : get beet, mutton will answer, You may choose between milk, water, coffee\u2019 or tea.But there is no second choice for Scott\u2019s Emulsion.It is Scare's E Emulsion or nothing! \u2019 7 When you need the best cod-liver oil, the best hypo- | phosphites, and\u2026thé.best, glycerine, all\u2019 combined in: the best possible.x manner, & thoi Te brings \u201cprompt: fesults - lin all cases of.wasting, or: loss in weight, : check.\u2018This had no \u201c \u201cWere 0 The Provincial \u2018Headquarters of His Depart: ment Shows Its Gratitude to the Minister.0000000000000 000000.1 ; i (Special Staff Correspondence.) SOREL, Que., October 20.\u2014 The demonstration in honour of Hon.J.I.Tarte, Minister of Public Works, came off here to-day.The weather was beautiful; ugh the roads were somewhat broken up owing to the heavy rain of the late few days.The town was fairly decorated with flags and iuscrip- tions, chicf among which was that of \u201cWel come to the Hon.J.I.Tarte; Sorel grateful.\u201d \u201cThis conveyed the gratitude of the Sorelites for the extensive works which the Department of Public Works is carrying on here, notably the construction of two large dredges on which work some three byndred men are employed.The Ministerial party came down by special train placed at their disposal by Hy.Beauchemin, manager of the Montreal and Sorel Railway.Mr.Tarte was accompanied by Sir Loujs Davies, Minister of Marine, and Hon.Dr.Borden, Minister of Militia, $ and a representative gathering of members of \u201cParliament and other politicians, Hon.ter of Railways and and Hon\u2019 Mr Ther.ister of Agricul yture, are.expected down: this evéning for the banquet at the Brunswick Hotel), for which two hundred covers have been laid.The party were met-at the station by Mayor Paradis, Messrs.À.A.Bruneau, M.P., Chapdelaine, president of the banquet, and-other- leading citizens.This afternoon an address of welcome was presented to the Ministers on the market square in the presence of \u2018a large gathering, and speches followed.The Richeli leu bouts in the river and the Goverzment w hops, in which-work was stopped\u2019 for he afternoon, are fully decorated with bunting.Hon.Geoffrion wired his regrets at his ability to be present.The demon: stration is being participated in by residents of Richelieu, cinthe, Vercheres and Chambly.SOOO OOOOOOU OOOO CIOS OOOOOOOOOOO MANITOBA SCHOOLS.Archbishop Langevin Explains the Present Position of Catholic Education There.OTTAWA, October 20.\u2014Archbishop Lan- evin, who is in the city, states that the Catholic schools of the Province, though handicapped through want of financial asais- tance from the Government, are making fair progress.\u201cWe are making no agitation\u201d continued His Grace, \u201cit being the wish of His Holiness the Sovereign Pontiff that the question .\u201cbe dealt with calmly and with as little ado as possible.We have strong hopes that the sober sense of justice of the majority will eventually assert itself, and.our demands We ask for nothing to which we are not entitled by the constitution and our demands are based on equity, justice and common sense.\u201d His Grace laid particular stress on the fact that he wished to say nothing that would tend to aggravate the question.\u201cIf the Protestant majority can only understand that we have no desire to overrule or in any way interfere with their educational affairs, their attitude would be en- | tirely different.\u201d Questioned as to whether the matter would be brought up at the next session of Parliament, Mer.Lan vin stated that there was Little | probabili of such being the case.If the bein Government of Manitoba continues to refuse to grant any concessions to the minority, then their only hopz would be the increase of Catholic population by immigration of settlers.\u2014\u2014\u2014_me-te\"\u2014 A COMING MAN.George Wyndham is England\u2019s New Under-Secretary for War.LONDON, October 20.\u2014Mr.Geo, Wynd: ham, Conservative member of Parliament for Dover, has been appointed under-secre- tary for war, in succession to the: Right Hon.William St.John Broderick, recently appointed Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, in succession to Lord Cur- zon, of Kedleston, the new Viceroy of In- ia Mr.Wyndham,.\u201cwho is in his wire | sixth year, is now reckoned .to be one of the rising young men of the Conservative party.From 1887 to 1892 he was private secretary to Mr.A.J.four and has been known as that gentleman\u2019s alter ego.He is a very effective speaker and mot long ago br produced an admirable edition of Plutarch, vn the Tudor classics, te by Mr.Henley.His wife is Lady Sybil Many Lumley, J iow + sister of Lord Scarborou and wi om, Earl Grosvenor.He was formerly \u201ca the Coldstream Guards and served in the Suakim campaign nnd at Cyprus.He has represent.Dover since Lo i 2 captain in the Cheshire Yeoman a \u2018director of the London, Chatham and Dover Railway.THE MILLION FOR METHODISM.- (Special to the Star,) \u2014FORO) October \u2026\u2014 20.\u2014The- Christian Guardian this week publishes the preliminary announcement vof-the:twentieth: century million- dollar fund committee, to which are appended .the names of Rev.Dr.rman, chairman, and Rev.John Potts, general secretary, to the latter \"of whom all subscriptions and communications are to be addressed.The fund is to be known as the \u201cTwentieth Century Million Dollar Thanksgiving.Fund,\u201d and is to be divided among educational institu tions, missions, superannuation and supernumerary \u2018funds, and local church debts.A contributor may design the objezt to which he.wishes his contribution to go.\u201clo gain unanimity of effort, the annual.conferences of the Methodist churches are asked to take measures to com: plete the organization of every district circuit.Adherents of the church are asked to contribute to the fund.00.0C0,C0008000000H ccdatecÂÀ eet Pn rer THE PEACE ACE JUBILEE.CHICAGO, October.2.\u2014 The.Toate Jub.flee, Chicago's celebration of the en ot broughit to a close se e was the Samal participated : 8 parade, urs tg.pass a given int ane Feather was \u2018the only ack.and the wind was cold, but hin PRY _Jittle difference to the marchers, and spectators pole.were ea et, into, every &vajlable.nt.of va resident McKifley reviewed.he parade trom the grand stand erected in fropt of the Union League CI un.gn Jackson street.stand with Ti east Peeeeeece 9090009090000099000 re ceecescce @) 9 e Mites, General Bhatter 8 + After the parade bad ice de to th Sate of PE square.It bn \u201cfound on the marines to help police Yang they lost control © f theo rer rush from had to fix bayonets w, A t the Govt ta oa ordered re seething mass o Rumartty.mass ttes + Yor | hel ald be heard.from pen: sr and children.No im ilson ona \u201c48 | e ae dica AL EE the ines &t Renfrew ; the id, ui Satiebut the ca, raw WHEAT IS AWAY UP,|É Prices of Ontario and Manitoba Grades Advance &c a Bushel, AMERICAN MARKETS STRONG.Peas are Firm at Yesterday\u2019s Advance and Corn Continues.to Strengthen.The grain markets throughout the -en- tire country appear to \u2018be in a panicky condition just now.Private advices from millers In western Ontario: state that they are paying 70c a bushel to-day for wine ter whe This vice was not fully verified on the Board of Trade this morning, but thers can be no doubt that to obtain spot goods, a very high price must be paid.At 70¢, winter wheat would be \u2018Sc a bushel over yesterday's price.The only quotation given on the Board of Trade this morning on No.1 hard Manitoba spot wheat, at Fort William, was Tic, this being just 5c over yesterday's price.It 1s reported that transactions touk place at 75c at Fort Willam early in the day.No quotations were given on No.Northern.These prices, it is \u2018sald, are altogether too high, and cannot last.They are occasioned by the temporary failure of rc cel ts caused by bad roads and weather, a disposition on the part of the far- nr to hold for higher prices.The Chicago and other American markets are going up with a rush today.partly as a reeult of Manitoba markets.The market for pgas, .which becamo 8 i strong yesterday as to.indicate the exist! ence of a corner in the market, does no pear to have weakened in the slightest.in Fact, dealers on the Board of Trade this_ morning freely (expressed their willingness to pay 68c, which ts one cent Sver what Tthey-offered.yester that figure.Corn was up %c this morning, and quotations were 40c a bushel afloa Oats alone rémalned steady,\u2019 ske afloat being the quotation.FLOUR AND FEED.\u2018The, flour market has not yet beer affected by the bullish grain markets.Busi- they can do to find supplies for the trade.We quote: Winter w eat patents, 33.65 to 3 straight rollers, $3.45 to $3.60: in bats i 0 to $1.75; Manitoba 1d.patents, $4.55 to i.60; strong bakers, $4.20 to is a demand for all goods offe We quote: Ontario winter wheat bran $11.50 to $12; and shorts, $13 to §14 per ton in bulk; Manitoba bran, $i to nm Go; shorts, $15.The demand for meal was very .goo-l this morning per ;barrél, and $1.70 to $1.75 In bags.HAY, The hay Jnarket ia in a fairly sa tory conditi mand is nt very heavy.but \u2018wiih light stocks the market 8 rm.We quote: Shipping if $ to = Sood to choice, .No.2, $§ to $6 per ton In car Mote.\u2019 Se rthier, Yamaska, St.Hya- Ë the war scare.and this also has had lis | influence in stlengthening the Ontario and\u2019 |: however.state that they would not pay | ness Is brisk, and millers have about all | Bran and shorts are oversold, and there |: and quotations were $3.60 | do pref.Richelieu &0nL Nar Co.20 305 201 sa 269 M0 Blew hn 1814 1% \u2014 10 \u2014\u2014 mm \u2014_\u2014 150 \u2014 189 bec.Ban \u2014 \u2014\u2014 15 La Banque aioe._ Union Bank.10» 110 105 Dan.Benk of 344 Ut 243 La Banque Ville Na Se .10 92 tapérias Ba: » \u2014\u2014 26 Hocholeys Bank xi 165% 138 155 Mew btock.153 158.5 Rank.of Ottaw \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014 er Incand.Ligh \u2014_ \u2014_ \u2014 e Ho 2 19 0 intdodomai Cosi s a 40 29 di 70 40 70 46.Horus: West Land Co.wt 55 \u2014\u2014 55 52 lo 9 278 \u2014 \u2014_ J aper 75e 2 i Canada st \u20ac Ponds.= \u2014 \u2014 Champisin & Bt: LBonds \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 _\u2014 Domi m.2! We ME 8 In nm 110% 8 8 £5 \u201c70 67% 24 \u2014 sie sex 100 ss Dismend Uisss Co.\u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 West.Loan à Trust Co.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014_ Eric.coo iin \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 THE MORNING BOARD.Banks\u201410 Montreal at 218, 15 Molsons at 201, 25 Hochel {-R, at \"156.Royal loool at 155.Montreal Gas\u201475 at 186 1-2, 75 at 186, Commercial Cable\u201425 at 180.,; \u201d 300 at- ntreal Street-25 at a3 34, 25 at 273 1-2, 50 at 2131-4, War Fagle 1,500 = 578 12, 1,000 at | 278 1-4 Cable Registered Bonds\u20142,500 at 103.- Halifax ilway\u20144 at 129.- Canadian, Pacifi- 25 at 801-4, 525 at 80, 250 a t 801-8, 125 a t 80, 100 at 8018, 2 22 80 14, 100 at 5018, 450 at 80, 5 at 801-2, 1,350 at 80, 7 at 8034, 25 5 at £0, 50 at 8018 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.2.15 P.M, Specially reported for the Btar by C.D.Monk.16 Bt.Sacrament street, local manager 8.Rache & Co., New York, over direct ivaie wire.Doct.Oct.19.\" Org.215 Opg Clos.mer.Cotton OÙ Ce.36% 36e 3% 26% = ung NBC us as Day mK 1184 REL isfac- | have.been fully equal t = Io's ed Jines, which have in \u2018autfichent quantities to, \"has been very.little change in salt fish since a week ago.British Colum- bla salmon are scarce, and prices sti at $13 a barrel; Labrador are $15; No.Nova Scotia herrings are quoted at a barrel; ; New ] Brunswick, in half barrels, in preserved fish we Boneless god, bie to Se per pound; $4.50 boneless\u2019 fish \u201cfrom ae\u2019 to to er There is a.good de for fi Dore and whitefish sell at Tc to 7 pound; haddock \"at 3c .to de; mon at 14%c to : Demand for si \"asd flen continues fair.Quotations are: a; fad cn, sf per: er rings, 0 errings, 10¢ \u201cto \u201812e; bi perle = h Demand fo r oysters ars tations are: No, 1-hanfl Dickey us cup ups, r \u2018barrel; an = 4.50 per 75; common st barré rel.; on ock, $00 quote: , and Frank Hawes, ot mcom street, writes Co nirming my advices of the itn inst, have now ro, report following cables: \u2018om Thomas Russel wi h ed ere in no change to note In oùr rant- \u2018que ont tor Inferfor appl = the Tis wality, or inferio es thers demand wha on ok 83 tevi Baldwins, RUT tia: Go Srestin apotted,- J%s 14; ings Sted Ero From: Ha nt n.& hate 14 rpooi amilto , Live SE ing oh to-day\u2019s auctions - \u201cOnly.apples ex-Pecisian oa *to-da: , Ys ls £o Ma: Haldw + Recelpts of fish ia tout the, past jek k #50 |.40,000 bus 1) \u2018Wheat, 15,000 bush.;.corn, 65,000 bush reesed or skin-.f r cwt B.C.sa | rt the receipt \u2018of the CHICAGO, October %.\u2014Récelpts\u2014Wheat, 249,000 bush.; corn, 000 bush.: outs, 43.- 000 dush.; flour, 19,616 bbls.Shipments \u2014 93,000 bush.; - corn, bush.; oats, 400,000 bush.; flour, 21,470 bbls.DULUTH, October 20.\u2014Receipts\u2014Wheat, \"615,000 bush.Shipments\u2014 Wheat, 877,000 ush, TOLEDO, October 20.\u2014Recelpts\u2014Wheat, h.; corn, 60,000 bush.Bhipments\u2014 8 THE GREAT \u201cTEA Ie making it & favourite everywhere.In Lead Packets 4oc, 50c & Goc ver, Red Cross on every package.03 'ntyh daw BUTTER AND CHEESE.Dull and Uninteresting Markets for Both Commodities.There is absolutely no life to the cheese market at present.The situation, in brief, fs that all the stocks in hand were purchased above present values, And hoiders decline to let them go at the sacrifice selling just now would entail.For western coloured 8c is the outside quotable price, and mor eastern makes ali the way from 8 3-8¢ to 8 3-dc Is quoted.Receipts were 14,878 boxes, The butter to hand was 4,- 008 packages.Butter is dul); us buyers appear to be waiting for a further dectine, and holders are equally confident that an advance is und to come soon.For finest fresh creamery, in boxes, 18 1-2c to 13\u20ac is still quoted, but difficult to obtain.Tub creamery is quoted from 15 3-8c to 18 5-Bc.We heard of the refusal of a bid of 190 for two fancy lots of creamery.Cholce dairy ranges from 14c to 15c, as to size ste tot and quality, and medium dairy from c to - Business was quiet to-day, says the New York Journal of Commerce, possibly owing in part to the unfavourable weather.It stormed very hard during the morning.The situation on the whole, however, 1s not changed materially.The proportion of strictly extra creamery is not mu 1 any larger, and buyers are paying 2 1-20 willingly when they want the stock: in very: exceptional cases that - figure \u2018has been exceeded a little, but buyers are generally able to supply their wants at the figures quoted, Firsts are in fair supply and steady at 20 1-2c to 21 1-20, while qualt- ties from 20c downward are In considerable accumulation, having dull sale and values irregular.It is less a question; of price than of finding a buyer.More interest 1s shown In the fanclest of the storage creamery.with sales of extras at 19 to 20c : the outside figure is still a tte extreme, but 1s being obtained from jobbing trade for 50 to 100 tub k At Woodstock, elghteen factories offered 4680 boxes of cheese, 1710 white and 2970 coloured, mostly fiist half of Se No sales, Salesmen and buyers far apart in their views, the one asking æ as 2 rule, and the other offering 8%c.\" An tempt was made to change back to the oa method of selling, but without effect.At the\u2014Campbellford cheese meeting held here yesterday, 2150 boxes of cheese were.boarded, the balance of September balance unsold.tories boarded 1M9 boxes, all coloured ; 8% cents highest bid: no sales.At stirling, 1885 of Beptember £ Cheese were boarded.Bales : Watkins, 635: Magrath, 180; Cook, 35, All at 8%, Balance unsold.rm mere nr COUNTRY PRODUCE.There was quite an active demand In the egg market this morning.particularly for new laid and No.1 candled; Exports of new laid atock are not heavy, but a large quantity of pickled are now being hipped.Recelpts this morning were 1518 cages.We quote: New laid.18c to 19c; P.IA about 13c to ldo: straight cendled, 34e to 1c; No.2 etock, 12c.to 1%c; 9c.Demand for honey was falr this mor 5 dark qualities being neglected, o quote :.Whitd clover co Te 11-26; \u201cdark.§1-2¢ to 6 1-2 ; whit Pat sine, © Gé; dark, 4c to to, \u2014\u2014\u2014- ms Se ople \"products were very dull, and prices were nominal.We quote : Maple sugar, 5 1-2 to 6c ; syrup.in wood, 4 1-2c per Ib.; in tins, bc to Business in beans is becoming! more active, Prices range according to quality from 85 to $0c a bushel.CATARRH, SYMPTOMS Given by Dr.Chane.Too many people Jo not know that they have catarrh un already developed into deadl tone tion.To impart a definite knowledge.of fhe nature of this insidious disease, Dr.Chase gives the following symptoms of catarrh in the head and throat \u201cIs the breath foul » , \u201cIs the volce husky ?7 \u201cDo you spit up sitme 2\" ; \u201cDo you ache all over 7° ; \u201cDo you blow out scabs 2° \u201cIs the nose stopped up » a > t night 7\" .\u201cDoes your nose \u201coteed easily ?* ?\u201cIs there tickling in the heat ?7e \u201cDo crusts form in ths noss ?\u201d \u201cIs the nose sore and tender 7° \u201cDo you sneeze a great deal ju \u201cIs this worse toward night \u201cDoes the nose itch and burn 7 ds there han in front of head kad 5- there, adress Oyen Tl: \u201c18 there pain in hehe of head 2 \u201cIs your sense of smell leaving ?** \u201cDo you hawk to clear the throat 7\u201d \u201cIg there a dropping tn the throat 7\".\u201cIs the throat dry in the morning 7?\" © \u201cAre you losing your sensé of taste * \u201cDo you sleep with the mouth open ?Does the nose stop up toward night pe Dee Chase's Catarrh Cure is a positive cure for catarrh.Plersant to use, and most effective.Only.Sc a box, blower 4 i wr.rh New y Recel Book, cloth bound, 100 pe price Si 1.08, 27 do cents SENG coupons Edman Baies & vo.\u201cToren tt ee with.ig\u201d toe ut with Eig rE R 8, Hudson.24 à Obaboillez ce Montreal.is, de r rabien Fumes\u201d ; 2 stead, h irver, Foden joue i HE A reliable man with knowl ¢ the: Siove trade fo Shen \"de of the io NOMIC x AT 0 Domin sponsible parties need on.None but\u2019 re- 373 adden 2189, Star office.46 Victoria Street, \u2018BY AUCTION, \u2018 = Without Reserve, By Authority af susttce.This hotise will be sold to the I hest bidder at our room.92 ST.JAMES STH.TURSDAY NORNING, Oct, 35th, at n Teclock.\u2019 One of ths Dest chnncds yet fon st 3 o buy a small property \u2018good situation our price.For forther particulars apply to a \"HUG BRODIE, Ksq.Notary Public, Office, 301 New York Life Bullding.Te POTTER & MORIN, ; Auctonl and Real Estate M4.\" $2 Mt, Fast 1 Faymar cAuLxE mens PIANO, LARGE J Puis Rug, Brass Fen a ons, Kant Chairs, Fancy do, Li vers, conti wi Suit.ered in the eu Eros nd oR Pal nm room = 1 Feather Fitlown, Bair aud other\u2019 » » Washsionde Gasallers letures And Ori Orna- Prrtains and Port torr.Blank pc er; Whi te and Eanmeled and Era Ww pans Sopimoaie nd Crystal EN a ent.nts of er, y auction ur ges.3 an ERE Can Mrachels, etes Neue rechinhed house nerve | soeur, 4] morting besinni es \"rites FRASER BROS, Auclionettt.\u2018SEIINIORY OF costs Es RENT NOTIOR, : in] rate Me dore Beign oo the many \u201citont s fail © presont |., Ea Lhe | : se Montreal, ate i cAleoion | .collect \u201c| purity and Excelence ; ae oc te.I of Douglas Church n, 250; Reserve Admission 219 St.James Street ; PROVISIONS.The provision market showed very litile change this morning.Llve hogs were sald to be slightly easier at Point Bt.Charles at $4.40 24.50, .Other lines were unchanged, ana & good tradé-was being done in hams and b We quote: Canadlan BE, in barrels, $15.50 to to 11%c 1b.; bacon, Tite to Page; pure Canadian lard.in pails, Tac to 8c; compound refined, £c to b he ve provision market was steady this morning.The Chicago market was siderabl With a New Repertoire of Rendings Cho IMPORTANT ENGAGEMENT.Douglas Hall, Chomedy Street, Tuesday Ævg., 25th Oct.Inst, At Eight O'Clook.Miss Jessie Alexander and Reecitations, assisted by members ir and other local talent.Ad Seats, 50¢.Planof Hal at Charles Alexander & Son's, Charles Mock\u2019 , 2600 St.Catherine Street.© THE DYE THAT ; NEVER FAILS.WASHES AND DYES, No streaking, No crocking.Por sale everywhere.Canadian Depot: 8 PLACE ROYALE, MONTREAL.A P.TIPPET & Co., Managers.2Iuiyl \u201c CHICAGO HOG MARKET.UNION BTOCK YARDS, October 20.\u2014 The estimated receipts of hogs were 500,- 000.The official report of yesterday was 29,359, of which 5163 were shipped, and Sa left over.Estimated to-morrow, 2.- 000.Market opened stron to be higher.Later, weak at yesterda & prices.ss Quotations 0-day were: Light mixed, $3 to $3.95; mixed packing, a ed heavy Shipping, $3.50 to.#4; rough grades, $3.50 t The receipts of cattle were 10,000 Including 3.000 westerns.Market ateady to a shade higher; : stronger during.thie morning.At noon rir tober pork was unchanged, at $7.90; De- camber was 10c u 10c up, at $9.20.tober lard was steady at $4.95; December was 8c up, at $.05; January was 7c up, at $5.12.a Special Notice, - Particulars of the most important educa- | tional movement of modern times can-be had free of charge by Star readers.Write for.particulars to the artment.\u2014_\u2014m._0__ Don\u2019t forget the autumn sale of Villa lots at Bout de L'Ile, on Saturday, after: noun, at 3 o'clock.TO CURE TOOTHACHE IN A MINUTE Use NERVOL, One RA good cures; if not, your money back: ood for neuralgia eadache.23, aid Tukgista, or JORN T.LYONS, cor.Craig and Bleury st.W.H.WEIR & SON, STOCK BROKERS, Member Montres Stock Exchange.113 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER ST.Montreal.183: eod set t $8.10: January was Star's Educational - 247 t£- - - DR.CODERRE\u2019S_ RED PI LES | PALE-WEAK WOMEN BOX OF 50 PILLS 50 CENTS \u2026 ; 235 of jy Caledonian.> Society_ HALLOWE EN CONCERT, Windsor Hall, Oct.31st.Plan of Hall and Sale of Ticketsopenat J | Shaw's, TO-MORROW (Friday), the lst, at © a.m.E.W.\u20ac NcALLISTER.wr Heo.Sec.271 .+ R nin Sil To Ciiriera De Cond Gas or, Tox Space.|@Bat Tenis, Que 470.31 Lo HOVOST, Daker and: In oe on matter ot Bt, vas pas Que., Insolvent.où dersigned ill sell by public aucti Ps, underains jeux \u2018street, Ville St.Louis, THURBDAY, the 27th October, 1828, At 2 O'Clock P.M.te The following Anse 4 174 80 \u2019 t es.Bhan Fixtures, .rotrigeraior, \u201coi o 5 tee vee Bakery wi Fixtures sus Uenails.\u2026 03 iting Stock eons Li orsés, Rolling ages, Ételghs, Heroes, ete.etc.Bobk Debts, as per-list.Te be sold in lots to it 3 puréharers.Terms cash.further particulars apply to For further D \"LAMARCRE & BENOIT.sust 1709 Notre \u2018Dame #t.Montres: MARCOTTE BROS, : Au ctiongers, 247 > zaw s jendid Opportunity to Pur- P chase a-Cosy Home.\"| Stone Front House, 13 Drolet Street, Near Bt.it aod self-contain- xford a omc The m urnace.pet is.acer yp aire nd decorated, hing.about \u201cthe art feat Class order, - Coach house an are rar KEARNS, Aortionser: Ril eg ft - ich Jane In rear.ne en ; tion at the umdersign- ; sal 16 Notre Dame street, romani mem, OCTOBER, ù =, 11 a.m.of Perfect.tte.asy terms © view sr the un Tn yes crie.The subscribers ave: rocsived f Aro tions from Mr: R.Nove, L'Orign © sell at their, salerooms, Nos.86 and Lee ti Sled Wiina se ably, THE 20TH ocrousz, clac | Sale of a General Stock ' .» 201 10 onery:.BEN ne Drugs, Patent.Modictiies \u201c27 Hardware, Tihware, etc > pi 288 636 .221 ns & sé ie At a rate an.the\u2019 dotiaz, \u2018the\u2019 \u201cwhole .or his pNebE of 2 tHavtecs2er TRADE IN YUTURES.\u201cPrivate Wires to.: \u201ces CHICAGO: HOARD TRADE; \"ep + First Monthly Social, À * DRIMMOXD HALL, \u2018 Friday avs Sing Oct 21m; requested to present their membershig Members are t tickeu for ee pes 4 w.C.CALLISTER, Hon.Becretary.- 2.TERN THE BARTLETT- FRAZIER 00, OF ONTARIO (EINITED).Grain, Provisions, etc.Exporters and Forwarders * | N.Y.PRODUCE EXCHANGE \u2018Dally Market Later furnished to patrons.\u2019 ADDRESS: \u2018 p trod 30 St.Sacrarbent 2 a.\u2018Flexma xman's oo Use the Self-Ralsing Best, Try | Flour, + and be Convinced Powder.Shao ad) a in St pipi ote, oo \"CANADA MANUFE.co, ane fie 11 Mom 6 25 Blawry 86 #3 : ever held in this country.Prices averaged LE LA \u201cTRE E MONIREL ¥ L BAY ¢ iin rittianis; oct 1899 ._ LAST EDITION a - dm DR.IRELAND.Te the Uniform of an Army Surgeon.edmdedefrodedrdecdeddodogeoded L 3 + 2 $500 REWARD.\u201cks ok he & The above sum will \u2018be ok + paid for the recovery of the 4 «LL body of Dr.Ireland, who st» oJ was drowned in the har- } > ABBE EEF PD A letter received this morning from Mrs.- freland, Trenton, Ont., authorized a Montreal friend to announce in the Star that Mrs.Ireland would give five hundred dollars reward for the body of her husband.She expresses the hope that the offering | of the reward will lead to the speedy re- 1! covery of her husband's body, which she , firmly believes is at the bottom of the St.* Lawrence.She says that in deciding to give the reward she did so after consultation with her uncle and the relatives of the miss- © inj Lhe al also has given instructions to have the ody when found, forwarded at once Trenton.Yo hore is no doubt that Mrs.Ireland was a very sick woman on the day following her husband's disappearance.This statement is borne out by the testimony of the attending physician, who says that for several hours after her return to the ho- = tel the lady wap subject to :3 of vio lent hysterta, e of hich | las for up- \" wards of twekty minutes.She also appeared to suffer acutely from nervousness induted by the shock.The anpear- ance of Mrs.and on Monday.during her visit to and rom the wharf, certainiy, confirmed the statement of the medical\u201d practitioner.She looked positively ill.On the way to the wharf she was seized, with several fainting spells, and it was thought at one time that the search wouid have to be abandoned.The application of smelling salts, however, had the effect of reviving her somewhat, and she was able to accompany the detective to the water's On Tuesday, when she had somewhat recovered .from the shock.rhe was able give a rational account of the viii of ter husband and hereelt to the wharf \u2018last Saturday.ThistStory differs in some « details from: that which she \u201call the dc- tectives on a Ac o ing to her latest account, she and her husband left the St.Lawrence Hall at three o'clock.They rded a Notre Dame street car, and went as far east as thie: Sober Park.\u201cTherothez got off, attempted to find their way to the Donaldson wharf, which they had bezn told his wife to wait for him at a grocery Sohmer .Park.- ero: - they got off, until they came to a mide street, and he told hi wife to wait for him at a grocery store in the vicinity.She says she went to.the store, but, finding it full of men, only opened the door.Eh he did not enter.Instead of waiting for her husband at that place, she & spent the next quarter of an hour in walking up and down the street.Growing tired at Jast, she thought she would try and reach the wharf.1e proceeded to the end of vue street and then turned west, and going down an incline, made her way through a sub-way.On emerging at the other side she saw her husband on the wharf.It was then that she waved her hand to him, and received the salutation in return which convinced her that the man she saw was indeed her husband.The next moment he tripped and disappeared from sight.he rest of Mrs.Ireland's story agrees with the already published accounts.Before leaving for her home in Trenton on Tuesday evening, Mrs.Irelund gave the collection of stereopticon views owned by her husband and used by him in his lecture tours to a personal friend in this eity.Among the collection is the likeness of the missing doctor reproduced at the head of this article.It has been statel that Dr.Ireland, at the time of his disuppearance, was said to be hard up.This statement is contradicted by a personal friend, who says that in August Just he received \"the sum,of 83,000 from the South Africa Chartered Company.Almost four weeks ago the missing man received a letter from Cecil Rhodes, informing him that a good opening then existed in Rhodesia for a physician, and asking him to come out and enter upon the practice of his profession there.It is thought that Dr.Ireland intended to accept the offer,and that his visit to England was preparatory to his departure for South Africa.It is known that the missing man car- | ried two policies of $5,000 each on his life, im the Sun Life Assurance Company, The first of these was taken out about two years and a half ago, the second in January last.These policies took the | place of others which had been allôwed to upse.They did not run concurrently.KNOWN IN VICTORIA.(Special to the Star.) VICTORIA, October 20.-Friends in Vie- toria, B.C., of Dr.Wm.Ireland, who disappeared in Montreal on Saturday \u201clast and he has several intimate friends nere \u2014are not worrying themselves to uny extent.They one and all predict that he will turn up, as-he has done on numerous other occasions, after having suddenly decided on a change of residence.Dr.Ireland, according to his Victoria friends, and a young woman, who boars his name, and claims to be his wife, 1s fs an adventurous spirit.In time he drifted out to the North- West Territories and took up his home at Lethbridge.He secured a certificate there and for a time enjoyed a lucrative practice.One morning, however, without even notifying bis friends, the doctor left town on an early train, accompanied by the 18-year-old daughter of a McLeod hotel- keeper.This woman is now in Victoria, goes by the name of Ireland.and claims to be the doctor's wife.Together they journeyed LA Great Falls.Mort ana, pare they took vite, Dr.Trolapd 8 skein manners winning for hig a 0bd pra This was in 7 Next silos \u2018his Victoria fHends heard frèm him he was in partnership with Dr.Gray, also of Toronto, in Idaho.where they\u2019 covérèd paying cir- cults.These they sold to two younz men from the east, and departed fort a new field tn patinnesota, where Dr.Gray dled' sud- dep Ireland then moved to California, and practised at\u2019 Delano.He remain there for somé time, and again built up a good practice, but could not atand prosperity, and recommenced wandering.\u201chen B aigh, form 8 route ag- , returned from South Africa, he broug t a letter from Dr.Ireland, who had, however, taken an assumed name, for a former school mate now In Victoria.The Doctor was a surgeon for Dr.Jamieson in his famous rald.and was wounded.This is vouched for by Mr.Haigh.who sald that the Doctor was \u2018very highly thought of in South Africa.The Victoria woman, who claims to be | his wife, came here expecting to meet him, she knew he had Intimate friends here.She has resided here ever since.O0000 0000 0000000 SOOOOOOOO0O00OO000 ANOTHER VESSEL GRE 0000000000000 The steamship Cynthiana, from Manchester, went aground early last evening opposite Maisonneuve, but was pulled off this morning with the aid of tugs and is now safely in her usual berth.Cynthiana was making her way up thé river when by: same means not yet .knowu\u2014for the pilot in charge has not made | 0000000000000 TRADE SALE OF RUBBERS.Large Numbers of Buyers Were Present This Morning.\u2014 The thirty-first and largest anal sale of India.rubber, boots and shoes, be seconds of this year's production were: \"vol at auction this morning at Benning & Barsalou\u2019s esrooms, No#.B6 and 88 St.Peter street., Spee were about 300 buyers present from\u2019 parts of Canada, and it is thought that the time the sale is brought to an end sales will exceed anything of the sort - about -the same as last year, and are therefore mtisfactory.The sale will foot up to about $75,000, as against £60,000 for last ear, and- the quantity sold is \u2018in the neigh- Fa of 7,000 cases P o- ong the, | by ers crn present were : En ndon; Vestern Shoe C Co., .don: Ce W Jacobs, Cornwall; Tibbutt Bros.ivers; R.Larmont & Co.wall: G Dixon, Huntingdon; Gough Bros, Peterbore Ha I | Bros., Toronto: M.kler, S ohn, .Gilmour, aterloo; Goff and Co 3 Port ove; Me- Frankl in, Chestetville; R.Taylor & eer & Co.Sorel: ; De- es Halifax: ™ & rairie; N.Fickler, \u201cBeer: and the Tori 8 all of Montreal: a Marcotte ral ey & Co.Clement He Te OBrien, James Perry, 3; atson, Ronayne Bros; \u201cDexm: rcoux and ut 200 j at GOT THREE, MONTHS.Raoul Beaulieu, i Nationale \" Clerk, Sentiod day.hen LL oman, F.\u201cmore, e Desnoyérs in the Court of Special ge this morning pe sentence on ul A.eBaulieu, etk of the Montreal of the Band who was Detective abo ipæ into the ette, Leon.Julien.Fe n phi | UNDED IN THE RIVER, \u2014 GRAVE TES - FROM ME HLA daira oy Said o Eve Had a Baitle with Tosurgents\u2019 Ships News Comes to Madrid, But is Not Credited.in Washington, LONDON, October 20.\u2014The Madrid correspondent of the Times says: \u201cCaptain Aunon, the Minister of Marine, has received a despatch from Manila announcing a naval engagement between thé Americans and the rebels in consequence of Admiral Dewey forbidding the latter to fly the rebel flag from their ships.The despatch adds that there were losses on both sides, but that the Americans captured the rebels\u2019 ships.\u201cThe scene of the engagement is not stat- od, but it is supposed to have been Manila av.Berne despatch says that Admiral Dewey having forbidden the \u2018l'ageles to hoist the Philippine flag upon their vessels,a series of fights ensued, resulting in logs on both siden NOT BELIEVED AT WASHINGTON.WASHINGTON, October 20.\u2014Theé sensational Spanish reports of a naval battle between Admiral Dewey\"s vessels and the insurgent navy in the Philippines is_ received with absolute incredulity in both Navy and War Department.If there has been any recent action \u2018Admiral Dewey, has failed to mention it, and \u201ceither General Otis nor United States Consul Wildman have regarded it as worthy of notice.THE FILIPINOS INCAPABLE Of Exercising Self-Government, Says General Merritt.[IE So LONDON, October 20.\u2014Major- -General Wesley Merritt, who has arrived here from Paris, where he has been giving the United States Peace Commissioners the benefit of bis observations os commander of the American forces at Manila, in an interview descrited the statement attributed to Agoncillo, the agent of Aguinaldo, in an interview with a Globe correspondent at Hong Kong, previous to Agoncillo's depart- wre for San Francisco, Washington and Paris.Aguinaldo\u2019s agent is quoted as declaring that the insurgents had a formal ment with Rear Admiral Dewey, v ereby absolute freedom was promised them in return for their assistance.General Merritt said that from conversations which he had with Admiral Dewey he was satisfied that no arra agement had been entered into with the Phi ippine leaders.The General added: \u201cIf the Filipinos were allowed independence now it would result in fighting between the leaders, which would be more disastrous than any revolution which has hitherto broken out.Aguinaldo\u2019s following is slim and if there was an election to-day, I do not believe he would be president.\u201d The trend of General Merritt's \u2018view or advice furnished to the United States Peace Commission at Paris may be gathered from the following etatements inch he made: While some of the Philipinos- êre \u201cable, l'am-not ds uainted with Any onéxof them who is capable of governing.Si \u201cI do not believe the insurgents will fe- sist the Americans.But there is one .cer- en will never submit to again bons À ruled by the Spaniards.America takes possesion of the Philippine islands it will result in a new era in the Philippines and in our own country.e islande are of immense strategic value, navall 5e and commercially, and are ensily defen \u201cMy study of the British colonies has greatly interested me.ey t to prove a valuable object leson to the nited States.The British system is as perfect as eo \u201d THE FREIGHT DIFFERENTIAL.The Chicago Arbitrators Decide Against the Canadian Pacific.(Special to the Star.) ° LHCAGO, October 20.~The i= doing western ways felt e h a little jubllee of thelr own no hes learned that the arbitrators haa \u2018decided that the Candian Pacific was not entitied to a differential on freight.Bome of them smiled when they saw the \u201cminority report'* of the arbitrator chosen by- the Canadian Pacific, inasmuch as all his lite he had professed an opponent of the differential idea.The Canadian Pacific WAR TN or K IN\" LONDON.ses The Afternoon Névispapers Discuss the gl French Crisis With Freedom.THERE ARE WORSE THINGS THAN WAR.Tey 5 Russia Threatens to Ald France if Necessary - Premier Brisson's Intentions Before Resigning.(Special to the Star.LONDON, October \u201820.\u2014The, livered at North Shiels by si shéech, de; Hicks-Beach has further stimdlated discussion of the Fashoda situation.Nearly all the afternoon, newspapers \u201ccontain leading articles on the subject,\u201d The \"Pall Mall Gazetic's, article .is head: | Legion of Honour ed \u201cWorse things than war\u201d and the advantages England would\u201d to gain in case of war.five -St.James Gazette saya: reason for Epgland to be cause of the reports that Fi ing, which we we are as ready fences even in our history The Westminster Gaze Cabinet's skilful management of t oda affair and says: \u201cPublic though firm concerning -the sub the dispute, requires Lord a diffus to do nothing: to inerease- Fran \u2018WHAT WILL RUSSIA POY BERLIN, Octaber 20.\u2014The St.burg corres ette says: \u2018Here also interest in question is rapidly increasing a conduct in this matter will conform expectation formed in éonnection alliance with France.\u201d According to the correspondent, the Rus- in concert with Count Muraviefiff, Minster of Foreign to raise a large loan in Paris, and à similar attempt will ba gian finance Minister, acting Affairs, has attempted \u2018made in Berlin.PREMIER BRISSON'S INTENTIONS PARIS, October 20.\u2014L\u2019Eclair intends, when the Premier Brisson j en Car cussion of the Government's internal poticy and bers re-aasemble to agr also to endeavour to secure the an indemnity bill.He will then personal reasons which compel hi sign.Éresident Faure will ask geois to assume the Premiership \u201cPhore is calm; \u201cpot be- Franc is arm- o not believe, but because with our national dette praises the ndent of the Cologne Gaz- speech de: the points Be.likely het Fash- opinion, nce of ica.Peters the Nile ussia\u2019a to the with her says that Cham- e of state the im %0 re- M: Bour- xpd con- ed with all her: \u2018machinery.aboa: | FRENCH MASSACRED IN CHINA.tinue the policy \u2018of M.Brisson, as approved by the Chamber of Deputies.DEFENDS HIS HONOUR.Francois de , editor of Je Temps, has Se Pole « explanation of his conduct to the commission of tLe before which he has been suziimqneda i have as muvh,rizkit to attack Cal.Menry and his itssoklates, as the friends of Esterhazy \"nd Du Paty de Clam have to caluminate tha honour ol Ficquart and myself.Mine 4 ¢f uch Ha- ture that it will be in no way alfezed by the loss of the decoration,\u201d A NEW BRITISH ORUISrR.LONDON, October 20.\u2014The thirl cles cruiser, Prometheus, was succe:sinily Jaunch- from the dock yards at ull to-day, PARIS, October 20.\u2014At the \u2018cabinet meeting to-day the Minister of Foreign Affairs, M.Delcasse, read a despatch from the French Minister at Pekin, M.Gerard, announcing that a French missionary and several Chinese Catholics have beea massacred or burned to death in a ¢ at Paklung, by a riotous mob.Gerard, is was added ed, immediately demanded reparation from the Chinese Government.THE DREYFUS DOSSIER.LONDON, \u2018October 20.\u2014A despatch from esp Paris says it is definitely learned that the: dossier submitted to the Court of Cassation does not include the secret diplomatie proofs of Dreyfus\u2019s guilt.It is \u2018possible, therefore, that the Court before.pronoune- ing upon the case will order the production of these documents and make a special investigation at to \u2018their origin an authenticity.20000000002000000 o00000000000-00000 THE POLE WAR.Road Department: Mon Cut Down à Couple of Poles This Morning, and hen a \u2018Truce Was Declared.Mr.Flynn, Street Inspector, this morn ened the attack upon creased on Bonsecours Street by Light and Power Company were two live wires on: the poles d Department men were Td\u201d irda @ poles, and kept, the | chips interferin ith them.\u20ac ever, to demolish a ing until two of the bj ng ah.The wires ae à perpendicular position -and sent forte to remove the wires.BITiV {hat if the Road Departmen themselves, 3 Flynn communicated by ent \u201cthe poles i e Superintendent of the: Com.ve upon the scene, and sta ment would: grant them time they would \u2018remove the; posts e the' Citi: ere oa and t the bad Dela on we re they taidphone ; mittee, EE ee es members of the Road Com- and they said they would have no ng the company the re Mr.Flynn and his men and the com- the wires from to demolishing with several objection to givi quired delay.© consequently withdrew, pany's men are removing the poles preparatory them.ANOTHER ALLEGED OFFENCE.This afternoon Mr.Flynn received word that poles were being erected by the com- at the corner.of Metealfe and St.Barberi erine streets without permission, and he at once p to the spot and gave \u2018orders that the, erection of poles\u201d was\u2019 to be suspended until the gual permission had been obtained, and he had located the.places where they might be put up./ d ba- of orchestral music by the \u201cImpr mpti Railway at 128 1-8, 200 {A SLUMP IN STOCKS, \"| London Leads off with a Decline in Internationals and Konsols.PACIFIC LOSE TWO POINTS.| Fairly Heavy Liquidation Resulted on the Local Board This Morning.\"GRAND TRUNKS SUFFER.\u2018Toronto Rails and Montreal Street Were Weaker - War Eagle off.There was a slump in the Stock markets this morning which resulted in\u2018a decline of #lmost 2 points in Canadian Pacific, and a decided easing off of quotaticns in othe lines, London led in this movement downwards, and New York opened with a decidedly weak tendency.console declined sharply during the day on top of a decline of 1-8 on Wednesday.At 12.30 o\u2019clock money consols were quoted at.108 15-18 aud at 4 p.m.at 1 17148, a falling off of 1-4, or 38 in two ays.Account consuls were \u2018quoted at 109 1-8 at 12,30 o\u2019clock and 108 7-8 at 4 p.m,, a decline of the same fracuon.Paris rentes were also lower.There were no two opinions either in New York or Montreal that this was directly due to the strong utterance of Nir Michael Hicks-Beaoli on the sitna- tion in the Upper Nile.There was no mistaking the purpose that underlay his words.However, the opinion was freely \u201cexpressed \u201cthat\u201d such plain speakin, king \u201cwould tend to clear up a situation w wih threatened to become involved in lengthy diplomatie correspondence.Another item of importance from abroad was that the Bank of France had advanced ita rate of discount from 2 to 3 per cent, This ection was not entirely unexpected, as French exchange in London stood at the highest point reached since last May when Paris was compelled to share with London the burden of supplying the American gold deman nd.While.the delicate foreign situation had a decided influence also in weakening ll internationui etocks, the slump in Canä- dian securities in London was in part at least attributed to the railway situation.The decision.of the arbitration committee against the Canadian Pacific in the freight rate matter, and the belligerent attitude of the two big roads, coming on top of the complications over Fashoda, is held to have had their influence in causing such a sharp break.Grand Trunk first preferences fell away 1 3-8 points, and Canadian Pacific 1 1-2 points, Heavy \u2018liquidation took place in this stock in the local exchange, so soon as it ne ay\u2019s close, or about 10 points since the movement in this stock The selling continued around this figure unt over 3, ares had disposed off, the highest point touched being 80 1-2, and the lowest 80, with the close at 18.Brokers attributed the heavy liquidation to the decline in London, which induced somewhat of a \u2018scare locally.; Toronto Rails was the next active stock, about 1,000 shares being sold at a lower ran © It opened at 1021-2 and closed at 10214, Montreal Street sold down- from 27334 to 273 at; the close.This was a falling off of 21.9 points from the previous \u2018day\u2019s close.crease of ar Eagle also sold off to 278 1-4, on sales of less than »,000 sbares There were a number of sales of bank shares, and miscellaneous stocks.Royal Electric wold at 155.L.J.Forget & Co.'s cable gave the prices of Cag securities in ndon as follows Grand Trunk, first 64 1-8, thirds 18 HC Canadian Pacific, 831.8; Hudson Bay, The sellers of Canadian Pacific were : Riddell, Hamilton.B Burnett, Turpin, Scott, Smith, \u2019Marter, Howa Moat, Barlow, G.W eir, Mesker, Gordon,\" Strathy & Co, Meredith and Davies.e buyers were: Meeker, Forget, Davies, Wilson & Gillespie, Meredith, Forget, Wallace, .Weir, Gordon Strathy &\" re, Riddell Scott, Mackenzis and Wi son.AFTERNOON, SALES.275 Canadien\u201d Pacife at 80, 175 do.x 80 1-8, 100 Morea] 8 Railway, xd, at 273 38, 1,500 War Eagle at 27834, 2 Ba of Toronto at 242, 100 Montreal Gas at 186, 50 Montreal Street Ragra.8.7 Toronto Street cet Railwa a 1 35 Es do, o.at 102 34, 50 Hoites Street ailes at EY vi Bank of Montreal at 246, 25 Halifax Street Canadian Pacific at Merchants\u2019 Bank.at_ 182 1-4, do.at 182, .arbitrator, J.W.Midgely, stood out to | The.\u201cFestival of Holidays,\u201d 8 Pa secure a verdict In favour of the road he zaar in did of the Protestant Infants\u2019 Home, rab, ra = me rd Toon der | his report to the Harbour Board\u2014the ves- Fepresented.abit gésorlates on the was formally opened Jo E, E.the Imidhk For the musical part or the MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.gel went aground.The place where she ney for the Inter-State Commerce Com- HH Shi eM or was 4 unable, to be entertainment.' Reported for the Star by Gordon Strathy & struck is about 300 feet off what isl known mission, and E.8S.Washburn, pres dent 18 Vy OTs a \u2018bee y h i cipal of th | sale tables CO Stock Brokers d St.Bacrament se as the Sugar, House Pier.of the Kansas City, Fort Bcott and presen nt f nce, howevet, Prin He The n die tue resid sale th es.Oct.19th This morning the tugs went at_her-in phis road, stood firmly \"fdr what they be.Shaw made a few introductory agg ?and of the ladies who preside over ther Ask Bil.Ae Bid earnest and by 10.30 o'clock had -the Cyn.lieved to be right, and promptly rendered.congratulated the committee J cl arge, of are as follows: Cansdisn.a renee SOY & st thiana free and in her dock.a decision against jhe Canadian Pacific : the arrangements upon She a Sum Tl Christmas Da prenidd aver by Mrs.pa do Laod Bods \u2014_ ue n.ng The agents here, Messra, Furness, Withy- clair, for differcpt ain saldeat 5 6 \u2018Btubbs Present biect was 3 ith Be ot -G.-D.: Ross, Mo.'H MoLaren and Mrs.Lao do do pref \u2014 8 .B & Co., state that there is no damage.po re race en ce nee .youd commend \u2018i iteelf to K eo citizens o FS.Brual, ded \u201cby i Conmergal Cub ret.Tee ul iy American lines and the Cana - : * New Year's.over TR.o Raed dn.\u2014 = _ 00000000000000000000000000 alan.basic agreed to abide by the A matinee concert then followed, to J.Bennallack \"and Mrs.J.Wilson.montres) Telegraph 1 F 5, 5 decision af the arbitrators.which Miss Marie Hollinshead conttibuted St, Patrick\u201d and $ George's Days.\u2014 People's El Hite = i as pe ame es two excellent numbers.Mr.du Domaine ex- Mrs, Dobbin and Mrs.ch Ont Far Co xd 10 95 10 5 ! ses ecnted-a violin solo in an effective manner.nv FASTER DA AY-\u2014Mrs, x H.Alford- \u2018and Barnet Rall.x ue 1m PERSONALS.TO LIVE IN THE FAR EAST.|He was skilfully accompanied by Mis Al 1 A ; : : , À bott.-Enjoyable recitations were given hy MOUÉENS Che THIDAY-\u2014Mrs, B T- Da-.Do iv 15 \u2014 \u2014 Ms.x: Gill, drama = a of C Chicago, vies.N 1854 tt : e ie.a Mrs.A | 3 im BT TH a kr ke S24 (Bpectal to the Jor) Sitar ie conclusion.of Bo siteitoipment, BRPEON Le Aas Robb, Hrethiog Su Tr.rs am\u2019 rummond a! - - , 1 their 8t.Catherine street residence last COUVER, B October 20-MFi ee fae bua?peau Miennan M T 1086 20086 evening: \u2018This was the introduction of a A i Aco who\" fond y Stohr \u2018husben \u201cithe various: booths | aving\u2019 NDREWS DA \u2014Mrs.share: Lock rio or few of Dr.Drummond's friends to Mrs \u2018in Yokohamé, bas returtied with him.\"She.appears tod.< eby and Mrs.J.J.\u2014 15 Waldorf Richards, of Boston.Is is going home without him, but will retupn, been tasteful » with fings, | LABOUR DA \u2014Mra \u201cBrown snd Mrs, \u2014- has come to Moutreal In order to make 80 him in the O jent, as soon as she\u201d A lags Ru = A.20 sus à speclal study of the French-Canadian to join hi si fa Mes Dial.7 attended the opening oe: NKSOITING DAY-Mn.w.BO ric Bank -_\u2014 \u2014 dialect with the Intenflon of adding Dr.can settle her business affairs in Monts : THA A A i Drummond's now famous Habitant | Mr.and rs Lewis will herealter li live\u201d hing.ere Tady | Hin Matthews and Mrs.S nm poems to her repertoire, Mrs, Richards the Orien ei Lac Va Horne, ri.McGILL TEA ROOM-Mra-Îles and Miss a.Charmed her auélence 0 \"atu of gl Ben.Fibbon, Mis.Jes.Rk otra the ofchentra thi wi ection ranging from ec poems Ta is \u2014 Eugene Field to the heavier work of SALVAGE FROM TBE.casos.Jphn son, dan tom, , and] many evening, Frome om \" | ei = e Shakespeare.Mrs.Richards \u2018has been 6 her lstinguished à M hy ï Fe tal Dominic on Bank.nk \u2014_\u2014 wr = oa endowed by nature with both voice and mango, | The foi fair gi remain open, an body an arch/.bee ee ER se.Fes orn hipe Bask \u2014\u2014 150 \u2014 talent for dramatic art, and with the (Bpectal to the, Star), : is evening .enack A Muunering | = IZ wm =u cultivation which she has received her ) \u20ac wi ier inquiring ones.ithe future by i opel.; a 15 ue 163 rendition Ia forceful, life-like and pleas- | HALIFAX, N.8, .20\u2014The \u201c14h: addition.to \u2018these features \u201cFhe oice of de Mig 18 26% ing.Dr.Wilson, ho was present, tè- steamer Harlaw.is expected to arrive.to-: fas.Rubgnatcin tell Le ok eens wo Wms ow elted one of Dr.mond's poems in th it the steamed > arrow evenin Lane.à ves son de.ve mans ae ieee 0B | vee $is Deual excellent style, ana Mr, Jam night from the wreck' of the steamed\u2019 A Te | March \u201cPride sit.\u201d yaity in \u201c= MeCarrs, ave another, Mr.Burke, Mr.anges and will Song sup Joo head of, cat hie done * e same dif- March.25 raies \u201d : 6 5 1% î Wilkes and Mrs.Davidson sang de oon a \u201clarge of other freight.= addition to these jattrac- | Marcel Hon pal i el Sos \u2014 he ewe ema : solo, and Mrs.Vipond and Mrs.H.R.The remainder a the crew, twentÿ;aix t pi an_ excellent programme \u201cFan .atio i a a a es rendered selections upon the piano.men, wilt also arrive by the Harlaw.; =! oe en ge ;' \u2018 i s \u2018 = A 2 After the completion of the evening's ; + + a; 5 1e - = programme, refreshments were- serye Gi 5 a End à Most pleasant evening brought té PR SW a close, oe \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 ae | There was a very pretty and intereatin nada Central Bond.\u2014m © om comm cerémony in Taylor Presbyterian re sploin & Bt.1.Bondi \u2014 m= mm = last evening, when Miss Gertrude ; minion Conl Com.© od 5 3 third anughter of Mr.Robert Gigi, : Do do Pret né 9 jw a the well known baker, as Smit ie ++ ste fii da.iit in ; Fe = Sh) , J.3.Roy, rector of the ¥uis- { ; (Oe Do : 5 & = idm iu copal Church.at Sabrévols, Que.\u2014 : pe al Bi me TETE Reid, pastor of the chu ch.pers a \u2018 2 ou Gavin Mile IS 77 et PAE N formed: the\u201d ceremony.assist by the Fr ! us : 368 CW Te Be father of the groom.The bride\u201c: whd-| ! fatal ent » our rhorning © Paquette lived t No.580 Beau \u2014 rs CI was given away by her father, tétited 3 A Joa with his wife and * ree children, ton eet .eme de eid charming.attired in a cream Colpiifed | at häll-pa at: Soren of or puend work ls motning for Mr.Arthas and SES Bown, wit flower trimmings.and.ri -and-Prince Arthur.etrgets, by which Li oF, having i su mem rying a beautiful bouquet of br te, 38, who\u2019 empl wt rereiy) .; roses, 5 Miss A my Millington ar and Miss Al: Phauet, aged was dyéd ! ho > Se ta the anasirution of & bawes thee Jost hie of S58 110 I nus sf Tha, licens body ot bn sskoown man Mr.\u2018Ernest cur brother of the \u201cgrog mn, a wire of\" ay ae ae at Lac, aia Tort uo f0.3 s pe a he nou for the sroom.Not | Light and Power Compas letter addressed Thomas Fors Sa CHU mue vrai MIE Ce l'A he ete pied ue Washington street, Dayton, Bho: as.friends of the contracting parties, there || SE Seal ho was found in, ine packet.It was dated from being rgd number of Invited guests.\u20ac - $0 à De ay .+ Mes ed- Robert and ir Gittus nk, présider 0 .» au pass & Que fe MERE took Li last Tues: rch, ihe.Mr.P.J.> Nef, à are he nappy.8 opel The first sale was at 80 1-4, a falling off of 8 points\u2019 { us compared with The earnings on Wed eduenday., À were $1,023, an increase o 8, thosé of Toronto Rails on Tuosday san an in- - + The Special Committee appointed by the City Council to investigate and report upon - \u2018the outstanding accounts reraining over from 1897 is meeting regular and has reported another large batch of accounts us legitimate to the Mayor, whe has ordered their settlement.This leaves yet to be settled a few of the larger accounts, several of which the committee will recommend the council to refuse payment of.Among these large accounts are those for repairs to the Police: Stations which were ordered on the private responsibility of a past chairman of the Police Committee, there being no record of orders being - given either in the minutes of the Police Committee or the Council, The last batch of accounts passed by the special committee is as follows: FIRE DEPARTMENT.Garth & Co., 32,365.42.POLICE DEPARTMENT Boisseau frere, $1, 050.40; H., Poirier, 31.- 471.60; Deguise, $125.00 Demers & Co.$144.00; the two Jatter A Dem under reserve), officers\u2019 uniforms, $346.00.HEALTH DEPARTMENT.G.FT.Marchand and Co, $151:80: À.De- patie, $508.28: Arthur Bayer, HO: (the Shove accounts will be accepted on the condition that he reduces the price of the hay): Hotte, $20.20; H.Sylvester, $50.s.Delorme, $42.52; J.Paquette, $l4.43; S.IL Ewing and Sons, $1.00; Edward \"Morin, 8 & Co A .Lefebvre ; Brochue, and St.Gravel, -Duquette and Duhamel 79; .Montreal Stencil Co.$2.40; Dr.P.F, oy i $1.50; A.Potipart, $3.75; Girth -& Co, $5.13; A.P.Pigeon, 87.50; J.Me- Duff, £3.25; Faucher & Son, PITH Chausse, $1.32; J.Flie, $6.50; Royal Elec: tric\u2019 Co., $3.00; L.Laplume, $230; M.> \u201c WHEAT JUMF JUMPS UP.Beerbohm Says the Political Sftua- tion Had Some Influence.BUT BROMHALLIS OPINION IS \u201c FHAT THE LIVERPOOL MAB-' XET IS OVERSOLD._ (From the Special Correspondent of the \u201cStar on the Chicago Board of Trade.) CHICAGO, His, October 20.\u2014 December wheat is up to \u2018és 1-2c and May to 9c, against closings .on the tegular board Tuesday of 65 3-4c and 66 7-8c respective- iy.The foreign news for the da sensational, and buyers had some dt in accounting for it.Liverpool December wheat closed 2 1-20 vis after selling 3 1-; a higher than the prevlous close.Spot w up 2d, and spot coma 1 .1-2d.Corn futures closed 1 7-8¢ up.No Wheat cargoes were offered off coast, but cargoes on pas ee were higher.London openings were gh er and excited.As for the reason: | hall-aaid the Liverpool market ar Toa: sold; and the strength was due to the covering of shorts.Beerbohm said the pols- tical\u201d sitdation had some Influence, but.consols were only a shade low at the close.Moreover, Parls wheat did not sym- h hostilities.Speculation abroas the sharp advance in 8 h.that we have all underestimated the urgency of the immediate need.for wheat abro We have not fully a preciated the size and number of the reve | visible holes to be filled.\u2019 Even the larger stocks which the end, 18 the controlling factor.A usual, all the bull news comes at once, and the continued wet weather west, with predictions of more, will be Ilkely to In- terfers with the grain movement.It looks like high prices temporarily for both wheat | and corn.A SLIGHT ADVANCE.Prices at New York Close Above Yestorday\u2019s Last Quotations.(From the Stars Special Gorremponaent n \u2018Wall Street.) NEW Yom October 20.\u2014London's early quotations for American securities were to 1% points below parity.When -the ioeal Exchange \u201copened a selling m ment started, but this was of small - portions, , and D ces \u201caeclinéd only \u2018fractionally.After the first hour of tradth | the mirket became extremely quiet with the tone a shade firmer.The posted rates for sterling exchange were adv cont to 4.52% to 4.85%.After mia- Say the .| security market continued quiet, but prices were marked up to or à fraction above yesterday's closing figures.NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.Close.for the Star br.\u20ac p ramen?street, local manager \u201cNew York, over direct Specially re Monk, 16 St.Lit for 5 £.pec che ry 9.vrivate \"10% Oot.19: Une Close, \u201cOs, Close.Amer.Qotton gu co.38% s4 Big 34 re \u2014 \u2014- me \u2014 Aer.Totacoo Co.a Hel ii i Amer.ty ohn.00.00 Aux it Hay dy .= 108 at \u2014 ny ny TT 221 + BE wi 8 | £ 4 \u2018BS 7 NI cer- | tainly more active, but that se hardly | U STANDING \u201cAGCOUNTS Another Batch of Them Passed by the Spec- jal Committee on Claims, THERE ARE NOW ONLY A FEW LARGE ACCOUNTS REMAINING UN- PAID-CITY WILL REFUSE TO PAY SOME\"OF HEM | Racitots\" 5 Sa: anad at Baker Co soo Royal eta 8.-2Co.A.Morin Lmnpire Tea Co.Met M.Quinta & Son, 839.47; L.Ii.ITcbert, $4.89; Royer, Bor er Bros., $25.00; Rickner &, Go.K.Bechard, 243; F.root, 32.50; H, K.Motion & Co.815.00; - Royer Ro er & Bro., $80.00; §Hodgeon, Sumner & 14:09; Stewart & Her $32.50 ; Martel, Stewart pany, cmpire Tea Ca, D.J.E.Laberge, .Tremblay 50; A.berge, $1 ech Whelan, P.$21.84; Du T £5, 00; chants T Birthe, $7 j Depayettes Bo; Medicine above i the porte Er ot (the & cos pl drum- John rt son, PARK AND FERRIES DEPT.\u201cFINANCE DEPARTMENT.KR: Mitchell & Co, $92.98; R.Mitchell : 8 Go, ior 30, ¥ Con $2; BR.Mitchell # THE DOMINION LINE Announces Its Schedule of Bailingn From the Winter Ports.Fn or AE between St.ane fon the The first sa Vi fer ing ohn aud Tf Ha Hebe voir Liver titer b ne met Bier port vo St bee and 15 re&peoti low from steam Lie THE \u201cThe offi ao completed St.\u201cAntoine,\u201d recommen Mary by a es Commit, Bt.will have V2 aatéss- os 002 5 North, 250 ncres;* Sauth; > tee Eas! 40 a acres; West, em et wa wb wo Bros.4 Davgall & 8 Star, Ho 18; Ta Sauvateau, $33.35; 133.50.ships Dominion vice, ir Cores ew i va Pen va A.Delorme, $12.90 ; ; $6.60; Gravel Bros., $2 as; 13.Eo D.M 5 3 - $1280; CoA $2180; E wo WL iis, as Pelletier 00e Lamateh: he and Leclerc, sine % Co.= LR Nad et.Company, i 1.05: rte & Bon, 3 10, Jom & Electric Co.5 e has or.the an vessel to leave this side and the date \u2018fi ig Dycombar 14 it ued he \u2018second D CAVE, Talifax pa be December 14 aad obvelr, he Scotsman will f t Frs on December 28, an (ro dard.\u2014New_\u2014\u2014Engtan: will form the Boston-Liverpod ~ ay WARD SUB SUBDIVISION.' for ie ) fa of he zo Ma 480, and RE rie BAFFPANLE ADACRE Eo Wo Ene Sadie lidlii cw eq de cult ur fon Gentel, will be net | Tope and ed thia POLE October, A \u201ccult Cou Myron, Ardw st: ie \u201ctels of- the consiatin cash.ANATOLE Clin RATER, B'S.\u20ac.M ane sol 1217 a CHALE PRO! bee, .ire RE of \u201cMontreal.Défendant, O on en.0t.thi Aa e domicile.st the maid Defen \"In authority of Justice: all the tendant, VIN bn Pole, Plaine, vs, He On the 2th day of Oo» 8 BALE Da of Defendant.at sold, by autho saute, cons H Hah nsis rity ¢ ETE Re -B, 8-0.Montreal, Ah, Se iy 217 City or Mo] sala of household et ate, Terl, 20th October, 1398.JL BALE EROINGE 08, A; gagner, day \u2018af October: and thia Coutts Terms ¢.Montres), out dk one a 1898, mt: two.of The.clock.dn the; afternoon, the business place \"of th safa.- * porendant 1 Windsor street; old ab Hu bh 15 \u201cthe Defendant.selz opsiatt n i es at cuit Jo Pena l'péfendnat.gon.at \u201c07 Maison the Torey re PP Montreal, Ton Ociotity, ma.B.B, Bb ph e PER RES rain } bi o sot.oy ana oul néuve street, A; | ao AILIFFS SALE = , PROVINCE ee fs ec, District.of.: t que Court.iii 3 ihe\u201d am eu de ; en n° the z of RETA Phy: AS dok in À n, & No an oo ont fod Re 118.5 Bt.the te street, Montreal, will be sold, by m Foods and chattels oe wine Snug , La ine re r, 1898.Barres SALE ZF bec, District of ; cuit Court John Moore, Derenda sha chatte rig forms anny MontreaT, \u201coma YATLIFE 8 HALE.\u2014 cuts cio ors \u2018onals Kod} yt of Octbber, ; forenoon, wh be sD i ET apr 640544 be a.# 14 en 25 Hi 15% NB 218: 1154 22 25 M M \u2014 u 5 i SOS ZX 5] 165 164 .M ise os A ou oo Wm TH ss ss eo \u2014 a= IDR, un x fi 10046 x me so ~~ rh \u2014 a 9 AILIFF 8 BALE A pistrict L st ten at the \u201csoratoit ; a os © Fiz isting > hôvéehold\u201d Là AIGSE, B.te res, liquors, Fag visé 4 muel, Bop dak HO, Lobes, Had hed HD 0 SET .7 AT CARSLEY'S TO-MORROW.The Corset Expert i ves to-morrow after coessful sta; i ; from a buainess point fren! \u201d most su stay at The Big Store Miss G, D.Sexton, New York's Leading Corset will attend.In tbe Special Corset-Parlour to-morrow, If Jou have sny corset troubles come and see her\u2014Iit wiil cost you nothing.America\u2019s Leading Corset is undoubtedly THE W.B.$1.00 TO $10.00.If you are particular about the set of your costume, wear & W.B.Corset and mark the iroprovement.: BE .MAIL ORDEKS CAREFULLY FILLED, ; A O | THES, CARSLEY C%.|KO 1765 to 1783 Notre Dame Street, and 184 to 194 St.James Street, Montreal, on & STATON Fey rt \u20ac Invite attention to the LATEST NOVELTIES for ck \u2018 pti Them.They Speak for Themselves.@3 oo : Every Lady Who Visits Our Store on Friday and Saturday Should Make re Teateatortactectatooteote forte sl etueteetootoetoitetoll 0.2 82 2.0 0 0 0 0 2 2 03 0 sols = a_Point to See Our Millinery Display-THE FINEST IN THE CITY.© van : mo TT ; +o Tut, Up 1438., ; : Cloak Dept.Silk Department.Manchester and Liven Dept.| Leggings and Gaiters.Winter Winter A.SCOTT IVES, D.DS.LDS.: | \u201cvery day we are adding novelties to We offer for this sal high class BK g pieces Plain and Twilled Grey Flan.Ladies\u2019 Sbution black Cloth Gaiters, _ MISS BTENES ~~ ou > - Leur Cloak, Department.Here you at low price nel, light or dark grey, for only | only 22e pair, Surgeon Dentist, will always-find the latest produc- 40 pleces finest \u2018Fancy Silks, Imported, 10c per yard.; 9 \u201cous and aimays &t lowest prices.Mepecial Sale prices © 5600 Nor 3050 100 yards Fancy SolècE fromns prices Umbrella.TY 2394 St.CATHERINE STREET, oC TL .: ÉSUCTALS FON FRIDAY AND BAT- He for 3275, 39.50 for 32.25, 38.00 Tor fre Ln Do yard.iy Sp ox 10 gemsles to clear this way, #4 for Millinery Parlours Star Building, corner Pes Black French Silk Dress ps nr Great.eo cache n amas $2.93, $2.50 for e D.D.A of University of Penna.Golf Capes \u2018matte from.hea all- 100 2 rds finest Black Motre Antique Cloth: 1 si d qualities, 0 .- - .a es = Po RE er Er 22 mohe vide, worth Kouder AN oies al SE Re Hosiery and Underwenr.| ; BD oh rvizog ou.\u2014 Tissues, 45 in.wide.A choice selec- ee Fy 1; 30 ÿarde finest Shot Siti This quali; -.- 4.shex 2 E.pérteet fitting and well ever sold less than w 8.00 Chiotce AR clon, North 3, Bo Shor wa Tea Co One or two items taken at random: We are now rois our Han and Winter tion in stri 1pes, checks and embroider ed 500.eee eras, in ail the tatest for only 3L50 per yard during thie 75, dozen Ladles\u2019 Black Cashmere Hose, importations rn Hats, Bonnets styles \u201cait at-and below olesala.sale.ribbed or plain, seamless foot pou and Millinery Novelties,oembracing the most : ; dest ns.' Children's Reefer Jackets, Vio heavy Jewelle ces ble heels and does worth on XH aclect Models by the leading designers of Paris, H T L g Peu le ds RE Blanket.Department.to daien asic?iboad moot Yowts, London, ad New York SES omer |£' Embroidered Mousselin de lity n Lai Rubber Waterproof We offer the best makes of Blankets All the latest in Links, Ladies\u2019 Chains, = very fife Gualiy, worth Toc, for Wo also carry a complete line of Mourning FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED.: \u201cis nts.500 \u2018paire best {vhite Wool Blankets, 100 tone to Clear Zes wore 106 ase | Goods.| Choice Locations.Moderates rents.Soit 1 in all the new evening tints.| clèan, new and best makes, | prices , hild RI , set 2 3 .érthen for \u2018his sale rom #76 por pit 50 tn three stones £54 \u201cwarranted 3 Trimming Department.99 Metcalfe Street, |} CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO.Evening \u2018Dress.Gauzes in A choice Da Mationu * pialeed puces from toc por pain Lb \u2018sale Vere, Olly Be.20 pleces Fancy Braid Trimmings, col- Between St.Catherine Stroet and Burnside Pl 181 St.James Street., ' Back, and Ventilated yokes.Price Our Leader in Grey À All-wool Blankets, \" ours are black, navy.fawn, hello ween sa WE ; HS dood White, Ivory and Cream.only $4.50.the beat Blanket over offered at the Mer\u2019 8 Furnishings.resida, 45c, for 1 Silk and Ch se : ; pue RL per ufr a 5 pgs, Pints intel SU gui Chemie f Dress Chiff Fur Dept.mure disc, prices from &.Boys Windsor Ties.navy and white 40 pieces Lace Monait Braid, colours A complete stock of Dress Chiffons \u201c\u201d For choice Fura visit our Fur Depart- A Se ru Fur = PR a Teo 6x3: Toor, Men's Cellulold ¢ Collies pci ong The, worth Rav, Pas gone.drab.\u201cmyrtle d M li de S n all shades.D Ot Special for Friday and Satur- orth $2.60; while they last we offer 10e, pr \u2019 15 pleces Lace Mokair Brad, colours 5 an ousselme e ole 1 .any prime are ton ronge em ti cach Efi SRA Pan Ook ae Hack, paw sent mr, Sr, a i ue e 0.\u2019S F Plisse Gauzes, 1 wo Fine res, for baby carriages, 61 ae \u2019 80 pleces Serpentine Prald, pure Mo- © ancy LISSC specia a ly 37.00.ves.Abo t Shirts.hair, Ir in Drown.m myrtle and tan, worth u greening Capes\u201d and\u2019 Fur Storm Col- VALUES LIKE THIS IN GLOVES }- - 0 = an\u2018 rémer Bous ts.be sold at HALF lar, only $14.50 TO-MORROW AND SATURDAY: PRICE.Exampl A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FUR.#9 pair of Ted Ce Yard Wepmake hem and 1 © them well oni: Te, 8 for 8 18 for B50, ise.oC BINED GARMENTS, ALL Aer) other shades, worth 30 and 5c, to 20 Men : Srey, Flannel Working Shirts, Now Idea Paper Patterns, \u201cIn all the _ RBBOPRIC SEAL, JA JACKET 10 dozen Children's Lined Kid Mitts, to 20 Men's Fianneletic Night Shirts, newest styles, only, Cl ~.Itiation Black Lamb sackets, only wo desta Ladi 2 foamy K Kia Gloves, Rain Ce Goats, Fail | Overcoats and Frieze Small Wares and Notions.or Bar ain a Cream Materials for Opera We to clear at wort! ers, cheap.\u2019 - H dreds of Bargains in this Depart- F B g D y h, .9 2 Ladies\u2019 Knickerbockers or = me | \u2018Cloakings, Capes, etc., in Amazon clot \u2014AT THE\u2014 Great Au Bon Marche, Bedford Cords, Etamene, Broches, Canvas, Drap d' Paris, Bengaline, etc.! \u2018qe * Cnsi { \u201c FEW EXAMPLES.Divide Skirs SPECIALS IN B ASEMENT |r Are the most comfortable undergar- .| e 50 Dosen Tooth Brushes, worth 10c for ch.ments a lady can wear at this sea- 1° Basen\u201d \u201cHi Bristle Hair Brushes, à |: for waist trimmings, in.White, Black, Cream, Nile, iy Turquoise, \u2018Gold, .Rose, Pale Blue, etc.~~ We.Show a large assortment of manu- .les at factur- FREE IN BASEMENT._ SURPRISE EGG BEATERS.1 Dosen Clothes Brushes, worth 15, : Iasturers | samples at manufactu To every customer our basement No better.Worth 5c, for 3 each.1, mi ERA \u2018Nigorted Hair Pins, 2 1888 and 1886 Notre Dame Street.Autumn, and Winter | Ask to see these Undergarments.ex.op Frgay, va wir give a splendid h OR GARMENT pac er a all Worth WIRE COAT, OR GAR Good Assorted Hair to pony Hm all womb from 420) SPECIAL IN COAL SCUTTLES.HANGERS, 10 Boxes, xin G ch.The Down Town Bargain Emporium.; se COUT Heavy Galvanized, Goal Hods, worth & each, or Bc dozen.\u201c Doxen 2e ter Brrore x Hair Comba, Now or never is the Neue for Cheap fall Dry Goods, Cheap Dress Goods, Cheap Silke, J Undepskiets, .Heavy Black Japan Coal Hods, worth TIN PIE PLATES.Cheap Tweeds and Suitings, Overcoatings, Cheap Flannels and Blankets, p Car \u201cA sptenata-itmo ot Cloth Skirts, price Heavy artarizea Soni Hods, (ith Worth bc each, for 2 for Be.Toilet Powder, Patios wad owe em.Never before id wh ofr sch vali co où pren t.liven, As the season advances the tendency.Good Moreen Skirts, full width, and ing th aals; worth h Soc; for 2 STRONG GALVANIZED IRON 8 Dosen of L'Elegahte Powder, in an ES piles ie co NG GALVANIZE eut HER EE Ed \u201cere are only a few of the Many Bargains, Fo the plainer and more serviceable SPECIAL IN WASH BOILERS.ti 00 Boxes Ly'8, Argents, Pink and 0 fancy fall and winter Friday 206.> eb _ a Seperate Skils.| semen nv was pores.| D a Barr | \"VE peer ovis oon wa I icles fancy fol and winter, Dress Goods, 300, 5 he y |Ÿ fabricsbecomes more pronounced-especja \u201cGoo méteriais, newest shapes.ana L + price 1H eac 0 yards fancy fall aud winter Dress Goods, éBc, Friday, 4c.: ly for Costumes and Tailor made Gowns | Es FD to MA.Your Choice, RALSTON'S MATCHLESS STOVE Tooth Powdee.500 rar fay SE end Wool Dre Goods 28 Pay, 75.= POLISH.% Botts Cantoys Tah Pows 500 yards Bekutifal Suk aud Wool Mix care; 81.50, Frsdny,\u2019 Se Jor out door wear.The tints and colour- : .\\ : me in the morning you wan secure Costumes.No dust, no dirt; brilliant lasting pol orth 26c, for 150 owder Come th if t to à dress vis Costumes.perfect.fitting, fsh; large tin.only Zc.= Dosen prés Berry Tooth Powder, Tog Tarde Back Peau de Soe ilk, worth Boe Bday, que = ings are in harmony with the season, and ont es,\u201d » [ wo > Tack, MAVY, seal and myrtle SPECIAL IN FALL DINNER SETS.Dozen Colegate sl Dental Powders, 1500 yards Extra Quality Wide Fasneletie orth pide, Frida , Be.the finish of these goods i 1S SO much im- .sy 178 a > PÉCIAL PRICE, ONLY 5150 2 very handsome Striped Cloth Cos- Special 500 Men gh Wool Bae or STE Hoos From Set u proved that the tendency to Spot, Shrink, Aor pia vor made, And worth PAT .500 Children's and Babies\u201d Wool and SIE Hoods, $1 12, Friday 10 = Po Seat Men Zio Boller shen 8 and Doten Ber Ready, Dress Stays, 200 Ladies\u2019 Knitted Skirts, all Colours, worth Gi.Ë or Cockle, has been greatly lessened.We bot- worth J5c, for THe do 800 pairs Ladies\u2019 Black Wool Hose, worth 20c, Fran 156.\u2019 = Boys\u201d Ready Made Su its.Heavy Fin\u2019 Boilers, with copper bot 190 Gross Real Whalebone Dress Sta: I Frida Bulls to.cons at Sois pl her in sizes 8 and 9, tor Bye \u2018dozen.7 5 Daly, Ladies plat\u2019 RAR ie, Tigh, SL append a list of desirable lines: Cana- \"13 \"Boys Navy 8 Serge.to oar every holler, guaranteed fold\u2019 = T il i Soa D i x pairs Good Winter Blankets morte $530, Paar Eh > \"dian Tw / S.pon 2 a C D / 4, Dra de .A PRA RT B RS.NOR: SPECIAL IN DOUBLE BOILERS IN one p but eons onl Ladies Combination re very cheap, as £ p FOLKS AMD WITTERR ©.ENAMEL | 2 en fon die \"hog, Wd Buttermilk fo y Paris, Bengale, Venetian 7 well, Bed- Ri or Boap for We Want Your Trade at the sa Ladies\u2019 -Rioïses, %0 Boxes Fisxoimme \u2018and Buttermük, 3 xes r Jord Cord, Ser ges a large range, Ladies Cloth; Coating Serge, perle finish, new colourings, will neither cockle, shrink fo 100 pores Cream and Oatmeal, worth 08 Box by -1 8 Bozes Morphys Bouquet, 2 boxes C 500 Boxes Bouquet of Violets and But- Sermi tk, 0 Cases Virgin Castile, worth $e, for ozen 1 Ladies\u2019 Print Blouses, 31.00, for Ze.an Rik Blouses, to clear, 32.95 Dress Gods Department, \u201ca0 yards All Wool Checked Cheviot, as- GREAT AU BON MARCHE, 1883 and 1885 Notre Dame Street, Opposite Balmoral ALPHONSE VALIQUETTE & CO.EE I a a i a a et a a a a a et a I a ra a EEE TE EEE EEE EE EEE Er perde 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 a me Ad ICJUCTOC SOT J0C JCS TC SSO SHE SUCK TR, JC TE, JOC WC SC SO JOC TO JOU TEC JOC TC JHC TK.SC JOC UC TOK UK YC JOT JU JNK JOC JHC TOE OUR TIE JOC SHE TOC SOC TR TK J0 SK JOC JOC JOC SO TOC SUC TOC JO JOC JHC SU SO TC JC JOC JOC JOC SU JO TUE JC SUC SH JOC JK SUK YK JHC, OK JC JC JOC JU JHC SAE SOK JOC JC JO JO JK.JO JO JK OR, JC JC TCT, TC TOC OL ICICI FE TE TE rs A gor thie.aie à the price will ba 0 Cases Olive Ofl Boap, worth dic, .Comein the marning if you can space the time.- A1 « nor spot.NN = ete EE Te es pre = À Fancy __DressPatterns-and Rich\u2018 A vars colours ot, c .0 Re .L \u2026 at de anû sic.Balo price only 2e M1 Pieces Disger Get, 4 Patterns, worth LE ee a dd 08 bs aso Robes.\u201cChecked and Fancy Dress A \u201c0 Yards\u201d an he est ne ame Every one guaranteed first \u201cqualit \u201c Pieces D inner.EY Sor oT wo | \u2019 ' \u2019 1 \u2018 Goods 1 in.gr eat variety.\u2019 EC Ste for this sale half-price, Sy por sell 50\" of those double boîlers at * Fleces Dinner Set, Dainty Green, Fanoy Baskets.A ad | PE ard.; ce, Zoe the spécial price of 75c each.- 97 pattern Sinner Sor Deco rated in 500 Fancy Baskets to clear at 5c and The Art of = 50.Scotch\u2019 Plaids, 1 in all the clans.v : 5 pièces Fancy Bar Dre, oe SPECIAL IN \u2018ENAMEL POTS.Git Sort Wh for et va an on PEER Soult :! M Ski hot eff 3: fy REE Fie $6 | TERE SR | wlll Ee LEE i green Skirtings in shot effects \" Lx > » hy 3 pe etinned © 0! pec ue in New up to Fox, Sonia 100 Envelopes, to Keeping Warm \u2014 Balmoral Skirtings.W 2343 St.Catherine Street, Corner Its easy enough to keep warm if you have something \u2018Asa | sa Special Job\u201d a very large lot of » M of Metcalfe Street.*- warm to put on, both at night and day.Warm \u201cTERMS CASH, | an em TELEPHONE Up 933 material MUST bo good material.for poor material - y = ¥ ii ; DE P has very little warmth in it.In buying our Winter ack ress 100( S Goods we always look for three qualities particularly \u2014warmth.fine finish, long wear.Here are a few of our \u201c warm \u201d lines: Blankets.hie en Warm pi \u201cos Pre ï \u2014 ALL WOOL FRENCH DIAGONAL SERGE, 44 All Notices of Biribe, Marriages, DEATHS IN THE CITY.inches wide, regular price $1.28, to be sold at und Deaths must be endorsed with a ~ \u2014 cn 4 this city, on the 18th st, @ nat! ?- the nauies and addresses\u2019 of the per .bane Beatin, Beloved: wife of 2 : \u201c.\u201ctchette.Funeral will j a very satisfactory ment with ne been ét] {eons- sending manie qe band's residence, 87 Baw sirest.at 33 30 \u2018makers we an weird com th 13 Import ond we h Hoslory i: nor r thot ni es 5 Por .ee _ ; OP rien Hast inst.to 20 polount ot un thus rt free feavicr Danes Bnd ail ices im tock.1 > fat oe vi story rie Paimbarre 2 stful- Ju for less money than wo have over donc 576, mecording igo.Alower Tine tans ] rn 5 \u201c| land, and Boston papery p oano copy.| gy Lolore.TR : _BIBYHR.different prices and qu qualities.men\u2019s yA at on a MEINCKE \u2014 on\u2019 the.isth, of October, at (rares OUT&XDE TRE arry.Comforters.Ji n.rw ES 3 Nermour enu th wife of Mg 3 eke, of a our RENNAN-At Quebec, on de your Tan 2 Era from own material and Underwear Mado to afte .so ort Mine j'at 490.= us\u201450 inch from 50 Tosi leh isons ette, pe re EE blue oF Mon's Wool Sobks.a Î ality ~36o, Hc, 56, 3c, Me and 500 | °°° MAIL ORDRBES PROMPTLY ATTENDEDTO, *.Fores zn October Ath Bor A t we vent in in) ter .ri a .oëxs ite ne Mr.rest, OuE a daughter.CHIE a HAL Lodi \u201d ns confidently recommend and oe Tar, An line oo Imire rairica\u201d Ln Li co CE CRAIG \u2014 \u2018In à mr on Qc Ogtober months end g Ethel WY ed?7} J.musarantes them.Other lines 0 from pa hb ol Tho a Bh von \"> Co : dat LEY days.Flannelottes.2552! : 6690.oo and - TIME 5 Avobdule, Hants.Co., M a+ or fo \u2014 At Conticookke, \u201cte oh Oo- | October Barah J.widow of the late- fober 13th, the wife o an \u201cMET = - SR.Curry, aged W years and.9 -0 ler ur SnD pln Mado REE 100 et Fancy Buckles; Belts, \u2018Fancy Hat Pins, Brooches, Stick Pins, Shell Hair.Pins, Beit Pins and Side.ae 50 50 por saat.of off.daughter of, the late Randie eu \u2018And \u201cwife of | Frank Gardines, Gardiner, formerly MARRIAGES.| of Kingstone BAILEY-NICHOLS \u2014 At oi macy Toni ata ans.on Soha ni Oétober, by the fev.L Fou D at Anson orie, aged.8 yours.Re Trg A EN ALIN a \u2019 5 a ,[ i ' Ba bc RG A | Senin s of Sera Sig = À\" Alexander as Sc aa E sages ; AY 6 CK & DUDGEON, = \u201c - 12 SILVERSMITHS, .18th, fn this city, ho Re Rav.Rare Ja.Siew a ; de aa ag ¥ PB ELE Loom ee .Ot N i | BR ue ais due (LES tes a 24015 St Catherine St, and 166.8 Pest st | ~ OPTICAL.DEPARTMENT.+ \u201c170875 OTHE Dane St.Mowmmsar.| | Fort Covington.N.X MACPH ft fn le Qi ven CE AT som toca t tested tree of charge.The best aids for b CRANDLER-TAIT \u2018October PCT mn N year het\u2019 aye, ot Optical and Mathematical | n hand, October 5, by .the 2 \u201ca a i Maco wid aden | stock of O 1 inserted \" : son.= = A Miss Sdn?SAT: vi M re 8 m 8 ds Tait, to Harry: Te pd vert, : =.a.Ty Ss of oily\u201d Ei ve x metskrer | SEWING MACHINE PARTME UE HEALTH § SA 24 Bh = both loc the | Ber & Charios Nelsons sori gy Large to 1 How ve pis (bine back \u201ctas if yon\u2019 have had POTTER.4 \u2018or | POWIN.FETS For cu bY the latest: and Hair, EST era Pansat \u201ceo?FE oe Sa andl | oe, Feather Beds and P lows \u201crenovated.\u201d Our stock of Ire TIE 3 [+A lete and we are Potier of a déa be tonviri J ore i cap Inet, by tvan, A.Milton THE | MONTREAL DAILY SAR SENUEDAT OCTOBER 90, - All Notices of Births, Marriages and \u2018Daaths must be endorsed with \u201c ie mames and addresses of the per- Ae / \u2018 + - CRAIG\u2014 DAFOE \u201csons sending same.\u2014 BIRTHS.\u2014 At 14 Tara Hall avenue, Montreal, on October 20th, the wife of John W.Dafoe, of a daughter.A E KE \u2014 On the 10th October,\u2019 Pt VE emo Avenue, the wife of Mr.C Cc.A.\u2018Melncke, of a son.{ BENNETT\u2014At Mille Roc hes, tober 17.to Mr.and Mrs nett, a daughter.COUTU\u2014At Deseronto, Ont.October 4th, the wife of Ephraim Coutu, of à daugh- Ont, on oc W.G.Ben- ter.\u201c At Cornwall, Ont., on October 5th, the wife of R.J.Craig, of à daughter.® DEWELL\u2014At Des Rivieres Station, Que., on the 6th of October, the wife of Wm.KR, Dewell, of à son.* \u201c GOSLING\u2014At Cornwall, Ont., on October 24 : DICKINSON.SMITH\u2014At Kingston, COUSE-In Wyotming, Ont.ilth., a daughter to Mr.and Mrs.G.3.Gosling.* GOWSELL\u2014At Mille Roches, Ont., on October 9th, the wife of George Gowsell, of a son.* HILLHOUSE \u2014 At *\u2018Maplewoci,\u201d Bond- ville, Que, on the \u2018th of October, the wife of W.M.Hlllhouse, of à son.° MNSTON\u2014At Deseronto, Ont, on Octo- r 1lth.the wife of Charles E.Johnston, a daughter.* MAVITY\u2014In Walford, Ont, the wite of Mr.Alexander Mavity, son.® J on October 4, of a McDOUGALL~In Wallaceburg, Ont, Ue- tober 10th, to Mr.and Mrs.W alter Me- Dougall, a daughter.}s MOUNTFORD \u2014 At Waterloo, Que.on the 5th of October, the wife of Mr.Iler- bert Mountford, of à daughter.* PARMELEE \u2014 At Waterloo, Que., on the 12th of October, the wife of U.i1.Par- melee, of a son.* PLEWEB\u2014In Wallaceburg, Ont., October ath, to Mr.and Mrs.J.WW.Plewes, prin- _- cipal of the publie \u2018school, à daughter.® BITTBR \u2014 In Forest, Ont., on Qctober 8, the wife of W.H.sitter, of a s S8TEED-At Deseronto, Ont, October 8, | the wife of Ace Steed, of a daughter.* MARRIAGES.HUNTER-YORK \u2014 In this city, on Osta- ber 15th, at the residence of Mrs S.(Culley, by the Rev.T.8.MeWiliiams, James Hunter, of Moncton, N.Minnie E.York, only daughter of \"the late James York, Esq.fi ALLAN-PRINCE \u2014 At St.John, N.R.on October 11, by the.Ven.Archdeacon Brigstocke, Robert G.Allan to Flora May, daughter of the late William lL.Prince.® BROWN-ANDERSON \u2014 At Enniskillen, Ont., on October 10th, by the Rev.Mr.Mr.John wn, of Queensland, Australla, to Jes- ste Wanless, daughter of Mrs.S.Anderson ,of.Enniskillen.* CLINE-CONLEY \u2014 At Cummings\u2019 Cove, Deer Islund, N.B., on October 8th, by the Rev.A.Bayley, B.A.Allie Cline to Miss Abbie Conley, both of Leonards- ville, Deer Island, Kent .B., on September 28th, by the Rev.b.Fraser, B.A., William Dickinson, of the agency of the\u2019 Merchants Bank of Halifax dt Truro, N.S.and Isabel Ren- wick Smith, second daughter, of William J.Smith, Lo Chatham, N.B.* \" GAY-WALLACE \u2014 At West Gore, N.8.on October 4th, by Elder Hiram Wallace, George Gay, of Gay's River, to Mary A.Wallace, of West Gore.* NOWLAND-JTDG E \u2014 On the 19th Inst.at St.Matthew's Church, Quebec, by the Rev, Arthur H.Judge, rector of Franklin, Penn, U.S.A., brother of the bride, assisted by the Rev.Lennox Wil- llams, rector of the parish, Rosa Kate, + eldest daughter of the late Cornelius Judge, of Quebec, to Chas, Albert Now- land, of Ashland, Maine, U.S.A.ORSER-HUGHES \u2014 At Kingston, Ont.on October 12th, by Rev.A.WW.Cooke, Isaac Orser to \u2018Mary Ilughes.® BTORIE-PARK \u2014 At Dalhousie, Ont.on Qctober oth, by the R A.J.Leiteh, Mr.Wm.Storie, cf Watson's Corners, to Misa Mary, daughter of Mr.Jas.Park, of Dalhousie.* TYB-MOLONEY \u2014 At London, Ont.on the 12th Inst.by the Rev.Father Tier- © Dan, Wl am F, Tye to Mabel; daughter Moloney.* John, son of DEATHS IN THE CITY.DIV ERALL \u2014 In this city.on the 20th instant, Mary Tamar, beloved wife of George J.Diverall, and daughter of the late James Goulden.Notice of funeral later.FARRELIS \u2014 In this city, on the 19th instant, Jane Coughland,\u201d widow of the late Henry J.Farrell, of County West- meath.Ireland, in her th year.Funeral will Jeave her son-inllaw's resl- dence, George Patterson, No.321 Roy street, on Eriday, the 21st, at 2.20 p.m, to the Cote des Neiges cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.; DÉATHS OUTSIDE THE CITY.ANDREWS\u2014At Quebec, on the llth Inst.Edna Mabel, aged 8 years 8 months and 17 days, third daughter of Mr.and Mrs.William Marsden Andrews.* BETZ \u2014 On October 12th, at Hampton, Kings Co., N.B., Louisa Jacobina Betz (nee Redall), aged the late Christian G.Wittenburg, Germany.BROWN-\u2014At Ottawa, Ont., on the 8th October, Edward Brown, of Nepean 'fown- ship.® : COLIE\u2014At Ottawa, Ont., on October 12th, Christina Gertrude (Gertle), daughter of Mrs.C.Cole.pears, widow of Betz, a native of wD dn October 4, Emma, wife of f Mt.John E.Couse, aged 12 years 10 months and 3 days.» CURRY \u2014 At Avondale, Hants Co., N.S., on October 2nd, Sarah J.widow of the late Capt.Fred.Curry, aged 79 year and 9 months.* EYL \u2014 \"At Albert, N.B,.on October TR Patio Winifred, daughter of Ernest * H.Eyles, aged 2 months.\u201d FERARY \u2014 At Hopewell, A.Coon October 8th, Naomi Feraby, aged Ba years.* GRUPE\u2014At Toronto, Ont., on October 9, William George.son of George and oka Grupe, aged 18 years and 7 months.* HAWKEN-In Euphrasia, Ont, October 3, Mrs, Joseph Hawken, aged 6 vears.® HEATH\u2014In Bosanquet, Ont, on October \u201c\u201c8th, Ellen Louisa, daughter \u2018ot Mr.Thos.Heath, aged 3 years and 2 months.\u201d LASHER\u2014In Richmond, Ont., October 9th, an aon of Mr.Lasher, aged 2 months.¢ LLO \u2014 At Saranac Lake, N.Y., on October Pia, 1898, of consumption, Rev.Thos.Henry Lloyd, M.A., youngest son of \u201cRev.T.Lloyd, aged 29 years and three months.Funeral on Saturday, the 22nd ; inst, at 2.30 p.m.\u2026.from the Hidence of Mrs.Lloyd's Teather.Salter G.Murray, * Ésq.Mastawippi, fends and { acquaintances are respectfully invited to- attend.78 BMcDONALD\u2014At Sherbrooke, ber 11th.Eva ©.Snow.wife o Donald, aged 40 years.* MORGAN\u2014At Deseronto, Ont.October 7 infant son of Alexander Morgan, aged \u2018 «months.NEHIN\u2014At Hamilton, Ont., on October.9, Francis Patrick Nehin, twin son of Jas.and Eilen Nehin.* OR Cathe Kingston, Ont., October 13th, 1598, Catherine O'Driscoll, aged 64 ue., ctor John Mc+ Years, PIPE-\u2014At Kingston, Ont.; William Pipe, aged years and n .RANKIN \u2014 At Bt.John, N.B.Georgie .Morrison ,aged 7 years, daughter of Wil- Mam and Mary J.Ranki MEID\u2014At Ottawa, Ont, \u2018ann Elizabeth, wife of Mr.B, N.Reid, of Aylwin, Que., in the @th year \u2018ot hor ago.ROSB\u2014At North\u2018 Bedeque.P.P.1.on \u2018Ucto- on Octobdér 9th, 7 9 ber Sth, Mrs.Donald Ross, aged 55 years.y BY WEET-In South Tredéricksburgh.Ont, October 11th.infant daughter of J.Bweet, aged 3 weeks.B\\WEET\u2014In Richmond, Ont.October 11, George w Sweet, aged (I years.* TAYLOR\u2014AL \u2018Bt.John's, Nitd., on Octo» ber 4th, fiat wife\u2019 of Pletmon Taylor, aged 44 yea Ww a au \u2014.At Peter-Tavy, Devon, ng.on October 9, Wiillam Westinke.late of London, Ont.aged 74 yeurs.WOOD\u2014At Sherbrod Que on the 13th October, Mr.Robér! odd, aged 81 years, + native of Beotland.* Short Skirts Must Go but lady charloite gelatine ways.Wiad à For \u2018additional Births, Marriages THE s.CARSLEY- Cl Montreal\u2019s Greatest Store, .Friday Special Offering.~~ Ahead of All Records.] comes along sees greater crowds than ever thronging this immense its vast contingent of bargains.The Big Notre Dame Street.Bowling Along.Each Friday as it Store, and each Friday brings merrily along, piling up new records, by its liberal methods of doing business.Two Cape Specials.Two tempting bargains in Ladies\u2019 Capes that requires no superlatives to point out their elemeutsof good value and stylishness 8 Ladies New Black Cloth Capes, Venetian finish, cub full sweep \u2018with high storm col- bound seams, Regular Value $4.00, To-mor- ov $1.59 60 Ladies Heavy Tweed Capes in Grey and Heather Mixtures, circu lar style with rolling collar, a splendid C ape at $3.50.The Big Store\u2019sprice To-morrow, $1.59 Coloured Dress Goods Greater Bargains in Dress Goods than ever, every yard in this peason\u2019s styles, and in the best of shades.38 Pieces Rich Shaded Dress Fabrics in pretty Small Vigured patterns silk finish.egular 35¢ goods.To-morrow.- 27e 20 Pieces New Broche Dress Materials with bright silky sheen finish, pretty combinations of New Green, New Blue, New Reds, New Browns.Regular 50c goods.Ter MOFTOW.20 sous soccsare envers sess 18 Pieces New French Broche Dress Goode Handsome Colour, combinations in Rich Light and Dark effects, usual 75¢ materials.To-MOITOW.aevensensrnrse souner 57e Bargains in Dress Skirts.This is a Bargain story with the inevitable Half Price element init, and Hundreds will benefit by it To-morrow.110 Ladies\u2019 Black Figured Satin Soleil Dress Skirts, - 17 patterns are neat and the.garments well made, strong and mood Fo Regular\u2019 $2.00 goody morrow $1.10 135 Ladies\u2019 Dress Skirts, Black fou ndations with brigbt coloured raised stripes, forming pretty check, cut 4 yards wide, lined and velvet bound.Regular $3.00 $I 69 Skirts.Special To-morrow 8 Ladies\u2019 Handsome Tweed Skirts, heavy weight, good range of shades, new patterns, lined Roman striped \u2018$349 Regular $3.00.To-morrow .$3.49 Big Sheeting Values To-morrow's Bargains in Shectings and Cottons will eclipse any.previous Friday's offerings.Regular Friday.72- inch Grey Twill Sheeting.18ct 12 1-2c 32-inch rey Sein Cheat os ee -2 72.inch White in in : 72-inch White Twill Sheeting 25 18 PILLOW COTTON, six cases special illow cotton, good value at 12¢c a yard.lo-morrow.812 GREY COTTON, Grey Cotton, the usual be Yen Bales Good useful kind.To-nior- eee ieee aes mas uen 0e, sscnvecs 1-2e TW HITE COTTON, 6 cases, W hite Cor ton, special for Ladies\u2019 underwear, usual Te.Tomorrow.oovee 000000 ve es 4 1-2c Toilet Sundries Here's n little list of useful toilet needs that's suitable alike for toilet table or sick room.prices.Hot Water Bottles Look into tbe littloness.of the 260 White Rubber Hot Water Bottles to hold 2 quarts.Regular value 75c.59¢ To-morrow Friday.Household Ammonia .1l&o Pears\u2019 Soap +.+».18e.10% Olive Of Soap .50° fe © Cuticura Soap «oe Be 2lic Complexion Soap - Winter Underskirts .Here is a seasonable bargains for to-morrow\u2019s seil- ing.Cool weather skirts the warm \u2018comfortable kind and little priced too.125 Ladies\u2019 Heavy Cloth Skirts, put very full, wich deep flounce and neatly trimmed with 5 rows of black\u2019 mohair braid, the colours are black, navy, grenat, and brown.Regi a lo- r $L15 skirt.: morrow V 69¢ Trimmed Felt Hats Regular $3.00.To-morrow $175 We told you about these stylish Hats last Friday.Our Millinery (hist had | pared a certain quaritity for \u2018that oe Regular.15¢ poling, the demand: bar die them that the Jot was gone.betgre beantitally trimmed and ied silk, 178 aye very ct eap at $8.00.To-mor- $1.75 MTS Ladies\u201d Fine Soft Felt Walking Hats, | Black, Brown and Navy.Regular 50c goods.To-morrow « = + 39 In Montreal's acter goes along with THE CHEAP store are of the BEST QUALITY.Regular Friday, Finnan Haddien.spantée, 100 8 ge Cambridge Sausages., wi.13.12 8:32 Finest Creamery Bntter: ji.25 22 Fine Dairy Butter.18.1000 Bottles Olives, 12 63 English Mince Meat.\u2026 10\" New Mayte Sugar.\" 7% Finest Cle ped, Currants * 7.Splendid tiddin Raising.6 La.Finest Honey, 5 sh CADA 2 135 \u2018Hundreds of Other.Bargains Offered on a Fridey Torpiighost ps Store THE S.- CARSLE M Jar and, persian: Greatest Grocery.| No article in Qrdcérles is cheap, unless; the G00 QUALF Grocerles # NESS.The sold ua oe] PURE.WHOLESOME and CHEAP.; 1 2 r Friday.Hansen.ih Juaket Toes, ; 1 19 Goud Ti Ve\u201d Kahin Tee oo le Imported French : 12 1-9 Mnécaroni and \u201cVermicëli 1 ST de de Finest Cookin ale 8 1-20 Er Break at es.rest 300 Me 2 .Rio.Go Coffee: .Face LE y we, 1 yt Hh Siieinee said 197.making and keeping new friends Ladies\u2019 Jackets.Jacket Bargai 8 Tomorrow that's typical of Carsley's.Here are two of them that great things are expected \u2018of.They possess stylishness and low prices 5 ONLY LADIES\u2019 À : HEA ¥Y Beaver * Cloth Jackets, six buttons, Box! front, Step collar, and bound seams.tegular value $3.50; To.morrow.3ONLY LA DIES\u2019 FINE BEAVER Cloth Jackets, stylish cut, double stitched Sens, step collar and Chesterfield fly fronts, very smart jacket.Regular value $ 55 To-morrow $2.85 Black Dress Goods Extraordinary bargains in Black Dress Goods will erowd this department to-mor- row with hundreds of ladies.If they know the real value of dress materials, they\" 1 buy freely of these.39 pieces Black Figured Satin Soleil, new and choice designs, close weave and beautiful finish, worth 40c a yard.To-morrow.32 pieces Fancy Satin Cloth, ures a and pretty scroll designs.Regular 55c ROO To.\u2018MOITOW, .39c 27 pieces Special Weave of Black Cheviot Serge, all wool, fast dye and good substantial material; worth Ge a yard.To-morrow.50c Great \u2018Wrapper - sale Larger crowds than ever will he drawn .to The Wrapper Department To-morrow when it betomés known that sugh Handsome Wrappers are selling for go ttle.110- Ladies Persign Cloth Wrappers, well lined waist, skirt measures 3} yards, in pretty shades of Brown, Green and Fawn, teau Belted at Waist, Regular Value, $1.40, To-morrow.Mink Fur Ruffs.Hundreds ot these Dainty- Neck Ruffs have been sold this .season and The Big - Store\u2019s prices for them are the Lowest in the city.125 Mink Fur Ruffs, good Natural pété made, -shaped, Ww, head; eyes, an tail, Regular Value, $1.65, To-morrow, $1.35 Ladies\u2019'Vests Bargains |j4 Unless you take advantage of thede values to-morrow they'll be among the lost opportunities.See them to-morrow.LADIES RIBBED and fleeced Vests, heavy weight, open front, long sleeves, worth 25c.18\u20ac to-morrow .LADIES\u2019 NATURAL RIBBED wooly fleeced Vests, fashion: ed walat, open front.25¢ and h Jong sleeves, wort, , tomorow.230 LADIES! DRAWERS, patent ribbed, fleecy finish, open at sides, with fashion\u201d waist, band, worth 40c, to-morrow 27C Blanket Bargains Never showed such bargains in blankets: \u201cIOTTOW'S.~~ and never so-little priced: values in blankets are the greatest on recor 155 pairs good woolly sûr- face blankets, large sizes, 2 by 65 inches.Regul lar 1.55 pair.$I.20pair o-morrow 78 pairs fine all wool white blankets, and white with coloured borders.Regular value $2.75.Tomorrow .FLANNELS\u2014118 pieces good heavy plain or bell grey flannel, the usual 190 a ria kind.To-morrow ANNELETTE\u2014220 pie: aces good u fui flanneletté, the kind asuniy sold at 1a ! 5c à yard.\"To-morrow 3! English Oilcloths kind.The well seasoned kind.kind that wears longest and looks best.The Jar yalue Est To-morrow- 17:12 SARPET AES 110 Large Carpet fringed at the ceiie fr value Bc.ea range a 79c each \u201cLace Curtains It you are in The Big Store To-morrow, don't fall to visit, this section, it's brimfal of Big Bar- \u2018rains.Here's à sample.Nottingham Lace Cur- ; tains, 5% yards long, good : patt he orth it - paie.To- 280 morrow .Fine Lace port neat designs, good net; §- yards long, lio 3 Read what bargains to-morrow will bring about., large size, pine Oct.20t ; Store business keeps bowling and pleasing the public generally A Great Line of Books Now-a- -days the gener- of mankin M lcoking after books oO d sterling quality, present- KR able appearance and 4 known authorship.TO-MORROW weopen | upon our Book Counters, XY 1000 volumns of a great ÿ line of Books, strongly And neatl und in cloth, gilt, suitable for the boo case after read- > 50 ing, regular octavo size, 300 to 650 pages and a very fairaverage of type, Every | TO-MORROW representative authoradds ONLY _ 186.Ny his per quota.There are over MO different titles and | à wide range of choice.A GRAND LINEof PAPER BOOKS KS | 50, over 200 titles, SNEET A fluc (9 Music! For Friday Will consist of à great many famous and popular airs of the day which will be rehearsed during the \u201cMUSIC ON SALE: 4 very largo line at range © choice ieces, litho- i graphed from stone » 128 A fine new selection of copyright | HALF pieces RICE STATIONERY SPECIAL © 100 POUNDS Choice Crcam Lald | 1G Note.ruled or plain .6:C \" square shape, boxed in hundreds, 14¢ fair quality, price neverattempte =} before, viz | \u2018B Dinner and Toilet Sets \u2018the Chinaware Departm exp bargains have been prepared for your Stn efit.\"CHOICE DI NNER sold at $10.to-morrow TEA iy t $850, to- Morrow $5.40 TOILET SETS usually sold al O-TUOFTOW y b 4.00 beautiful China Cups and Saucess.pro-< ucts of the best potteries we, th 1d, wi be offered on Friday, F RT m wer each.vais 7e $2.50 OUBLE.To draw Special Attention to thisdepart-.ment the following Bargains will te ofter- | ed To-morrow, 3 120 Military Sub- ects, pers d in Pol lsh od Oak Frame! Regular od! Value \u201c400, fo-mor- TOW,.n \u2019 20¢ each tistic Engravings: framed 3-4 iui¢h Oak- à Special, (20 \"500 Unframed Pictures, Military ad 5¢ day bya skilfnl artiste, An entirely new range of 20 pieces 1-4 MILLION Envelopes, Ladies To-morrow will be an interesting, day in SET, usually £ usually sold cope\u201d AND SAUCERS.Thousatds of \u201cFramed Pictu res hite Enamel and 100 Beautiinl Ar other subjects.worth 1 A List of Home Needs 350 Good Stfang Stable Lanterns, Tube, LIKE cur, Regalar 50c, To- morrow 35¢ Re 260 Cinder Sifters.Foor Friday.275 Stroi Coal Settle cerns 25 13.12 500 Lengths Stove Pipes.,.10c 712 1000 yards Rubber Strips.oc 61-26 550 Stove Pokets.10c\u201d 61% 18 Granite Rice Boilers.Te 7 4 400 Coal Shovels.5e 2 -12c +120 Granite Teapots.750 Granite Pie Plates.190 Potato Mashers,.Carpet ~ Brooms.85 Curtain\u201d Stretchers.vu.We told you aboût t is special : t Met's Underwear last Fr A te a of x wis immense, There's.aah) oh another day's selling in the Jet.Men's.Heavy sRibised \u2026 - Wool Unde t al se , an n LT Jan pink 5&7 each h, Tomorrow 196 , $ CARE a, LATE ~r an PET! tT \u201c Special Notice.Karn Pianos.au that quality of te hat cad 0 tops Fed.Bikinis.oi no rt qua Over One: Thousand Eng d had found Ash ite ire erior: reir Fine stork fand mn Co.athérine st réet, The Sfar Educational Eneyélopasditl Bei ori) Deporte great yidespread itera, in Je both re ho and he { United coupos oC fe have read more pes) Only 47 sets.ae svuilable for a bution before the end tober.It is im possibl to ge inthe book Re es fau sai à dered, 2 advert ects digcontiti for un few.weeks i order) those witose cou ' co Den.à PAL v de Aidly \u201cSquare-\u2014|- ormioss{ 2e M stone: 7 The D.ited, Rare Han Building, st.[ ons write\u2019 the Star \u2018of \u201cthe ede a 1908 Mntumn (Reauties, ERCHANDISE beauties, \u2018beautiful conceits of British, Foreign and American birth, beautiful \u201cstyles that invite attention, in bountiful assortments that make unequalled\u2014choosing, and the beauties, of economy are not missing, the inexpensive prices make them all evident, \u2014 Garment Beauties.Aagother large shipment just received, consisting of Ladies\u2019 Jackets in Black, Blues, Fawns, Greys.Velvet Capes.with these fresh weekly shipments, we are thus able to keep our Mantle Department brimming over with novelties.The visitor to this department last week will find it more than ever interesting this week, as prices or descriptions give no proper idea of the beauty or value of these handsome garments.We invite every lady in Montreal to inspect our latest shipment.DRESS GOODS.Good News of Dress Goods to-day.Various reasons combine to squeeze the prices of some of the Daintjest Styles of Novelty Dress Fabric Materials that have found favour with some of the first Modistes of New York.Also several Plain Fabrics dre included in this Special Lot, reduced from 16 to 86 per cent.less than marked price.Thus you will be able to secure Fashionable Fabrics from 416 per yard.New Dress Trimmings.Plain Weaves are the Favourite Dress Goods Fabrics.While beautiful in their simplicity ACT: GS enbance the beauties of thes Plain Material Gown.See these New Trimmings just in the other day.Every taste and every purse May be suited in this Magnificent Stock.\u2018WRITE FOR SAMPLES OF OUR GOODS.JAS.A.OGILVY & \u2018sons, The Largest Exclusive Dry Geods Store in Canada, ; set The People\u2019s Coal Co.: St.Catherine and Mountain Bts.REPRESENTED BY VIPOND, PETERSON & CO.For Montreal and Quebec Province, Wholesale and Retail dealers in Coal.OUR PRICE to the Public for all kinds of Hard Coal is $6.80 per ton, delivered in bags or bulk, free from dust.OFFICES AND YARDS Corner Shannon ond Wellington Streets.943 Cadleux Street.273 Commisaioners Atreet.TELEPHONES\u2014Esst 133; Main 3157; Main 125.U7tyeod tt Pa -~ ma One Profit-Direct from the x.gardens to the consumer.x - sé You K Know our r Addrosses.x -~! 4 -~ a { .UT WE DYE TO LIVE!!! Can LIVE | BETTER if Bil Aneiea Dyeing 6, -\u2014we DYE for\u2026 GOLD\" MEDALIST DYERS 215 McGill, 2433 Notre Dame.ae Athorine uf st x ou L Cor.Christophe.|| Why Do You Gough] Cédghibg distresses you and an- nova your neighbors at any enter- oisimont.7ommay be attending.\u201cFoaiherhone\u201d e from turkey affected.by climatic tnfla Is mad quills and is not pees, does not op with age as whalebone does, nor will ft break from rust as steels so JSrequently à doe * Féatherbone COMFORT | dueive eto HEALTH, ORT: ands STYLE \u201cthan any other Co éét in : | .\"ire 1 J Bi.Lu In FLEXIBILITY it = u led.un- se 831 bo la TTS fn aoa % the ' wearer Is .SOLID CONFORY, > Ter them.For sale by at Lenting Merchants C301 8T.JAMES STREET.x Wholisale Agents, \u2018Phone Rell Malu 3138 je sig FR smmenmiis : .= 3 eft Charlottetown ' Her adue Tia Winni ta 3 gs \u2018 duties \u201d 7e naan od \u2018efforts for this week's sale.ë |THE MONTREAL AGENCY CO,, | 44inch: 1 42 inoh.inch all w \u2018wool \u2018Black Cos- ILTON'S.Friday Bargain Day.THE GREAT SUCCESS-THE ENORMOUS BUSINESS OF THIS WEEKLY BARGAIN SALE OF OURS has spurred us on to greater Thousands of dollars\u2019 worth of the latest.merchandise bought from importers and manufastirers gt prices much below the regular, enables us to offer you'in may départments, goods at figures we never expected they could be sold for biford.\u201d A few oft\" them we tell of in this Advertisement, but seeing ts better than read ing.Visit our store to-morrow and EARLY.if possible.= To-morrow\u2019s Attractive _- _-Three Values in ; : Millinery Specials.#00 Ladies\u2019 and Misses\u2019 New Fall an Winter Jackets English relt sailors with y fancy spot.velvet, plain silk anid Rowan stripe .bands, 6 different shapes / to choose from, regular values 81.30 to 3425- Fridayallar .c 50 boxcs of high class birds, wings, Ospreys and fancy mounts, value up to $1.25 + 42¢ day all a 200 picces of Fancy Face Vcilings, allt tho new styles, re far Sic value.Fri 15¢ Thousands He glue, Frida milling ry Chenille trimmings, valucs up to i c PCA ES 80 pieces rich velvet ribbons in Roman Oc stripe and black, & 25c value.Friday.i The Two Greatest Bargains We Ever Offered., 72 pieces of double fold two tone combina.tionfancy satin finish Dress Goods, import- edtosellat 350 To=morrow » - 156 - About 40 pleces 6f all wool and silk and woe! finish broken Plaid Dress Goods.\u201cone oi the novelties of the season,\u201d selling everywhere else Which are preeminent at thelr respective prices : 5 Ladies Jackets in Black Cheviot or Beot double brensted and closed fronts, Tew \u201csize: Figs collar; ac ually a worth .s unmatchable price.civ.dzy's v leg2 25 Ladles! Finé Kersey Jackets, in ai shad at soc.To- 250 shield fronts, double breasted, fancy: morrow .stitched, elegant fit, And very at 00 tracttve.Very special pt, a VF \u2018Ladies Fine Beaver Jackets, in double breasted, wh oie long front secs shite Il and larg ed ea silk que 8.25 stite ng.ln plaid _s a \"very nobby $12 garment.Friday a ne 788 sa, barley, Friday .ww : \u201cteploca; Freany, par Ab.ee Best sago, Friday, per lb.7 Ibs.Washing Soda; - \u2018Friday .reed BR Laundry starch, Friday .ce oon or 180 Cooking \u2018raisins, Friday.#0 Patterson's Sauce, Friday .cr eey eve \u201cPT Jonas\" Extracts, Friday .n't miss seeing these two lines.Fa s special values In Flannel and Flannelettes, Good wide dainty muriped Flan- 3.0 nelettes, sc, Frida English Opera Flanneleité in pink c .Only, worth sac, Friday .6 Good Gray Fiannel, Twill and c Plain, good width,12 1.2¢,Fridayl0 We Have No Competitors in House Furnishing Values Wood Rim Wire Coal SiftersJong handles.regular 15e, Friday i ned onl Japa Scuttles.tat izes Inc, Friday, 12¢ 100 Seta of Mrs.Potts Sad Irons.3 in sot, 59g Webb's Cocoa, WHAAY ore wero 10000 5 Japaned \"and Git Sip Sc.rider &, 25, Toner in comb, Fridoy 1 ur er Fr ay.riped Broad Hoxes.French \u2018Peas \u201cpetit pols\u201d Friguy 10 dozen Cotion Dish Mops.rego 50, 2c Ammonia; Friday 100017 al .F2 Fri EL Yan Yealiar \\Vringers.- Herrings in tomato saude, \u201cFriday ve oa vie 10 pos Kiron Coal Shovels for stove use, 2 200 Fancy Jardinersa nicely \u2018decorated, regulardsc, Friday .it Pays to Bay Your_Shoes Here.Ham and- bacon,» Friday Plum Pudding, 11b.Friday .Crosse.& Blackwell's \u2018Vinegar, Friday ite sc Best dairy butter, Friday .vos see Crosse.& Blackwell's pickles, Friday dle Good creamery butter, Friday .vo ee oe JQ Ladies Black yngia Ceyldn Tea, Eaides: .ke Cloth Gaiters, 5 .PPR button length, Fresh grotind conte Friday re ve esis + Jeather sole strap, ; i pl Landes \"Do ongole PR.LOR | : Eat Hosiery and Enderva Ladies\u201d Flannelette Night Dresses at 29c + Seems Incredible Don't It?But they'll be here on sale an soon asthe pen, at 8 a.m oors 0 25doren made of daiuty ied iannel- otte, made full length and width, nothing skimpy abou about t them but the o price ier 7 ass Fri ao a day.Polnt-§ Charles, St.en St.\u2018ne : oe nde.can Baptiste, aisonnouve, fastener Fresch sade | 0 : Westmount.ète., wo will extend the sale J.regular ae J 3 Jock.w shades, of these Night Gowns till 2.55 à.M ae Bhi Friday.us alue $L10.BEAR IN MIND ZA \"x perfumed Sache NOT MORE THAN 2 TO BACH DO or asoried neck rèer, 00% CUSTONE a of bows, tive, ch SE To-morrow\" s- \u2018strike ing 38s Como early forchole \u201cSe ot mo cic vai ans, to-morrow.ape re For.The oh Comers, Between sand Sin the Morning.Baby's Own Sosp.Be Mending Wool.on Garde a te each Black and White Spoo Cotton - Stitched Dress Bones - Bodo Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019 s Felt Hats - 10 Chenille Rosettes tor Admits of no ) Rivalry\u2014 c each Faney Stripe Flanmel- ; z 5 z = Tm.ette 0 yard hi : English Canton Fannel- Bic yard » Good Grey Flannel ~ 9c ysrd - , Surah Twill Silesia 7 je Hnl Tic yard : n : Fancy © Plaid\u201d Dress .on Goods « c yard Ladie s Flannetette Skirts - 59ceach Ladies\u2019 Corsets, $1.00 ; Ca toSisovalues - -@9c pair 1 - oo.-on 05 , Boys\u2019 Navy Rester * .TST ITLL LS * n acbeis tte nt 81,35 gacir Co mm me TR ed : ; liens niaun- ° and Black Enamel Iron .hédvÿ dried Shirts - c each voies ne lack ones TE 0 bed.Size of 3 236 anûf ë éfoctlong.Fri Friday 2 for.vee Friday's Special Values in aia packed pe rh \u2018Wo ee Kks.\u201d Te cp Fri0Ay hoo - no A a na re ooû Oak fi Rich Brocaded Soi 18x18, with oma Satin Duchy Chenille Portierea_ hear al border $395.Friday.Pinte ow ji mogntet on, oth colours buff and 2 yards wide first pretty pattern.yard Fancy Epingle Silks, gi cially or aiste, Silk Black Satin Merveil- Waists or Bicirte, 67¢ | Au Po for Bx Friday Friday's Special \u2018Values in ress Goods.Black Ladies\u2019 Oloth- for Tailor Made Suits, 30c.Fri- c day - 19 25\u20ac \u201839\u20ac LTON S ; Black 300s 42 inch.Fanoy Black Granite.Oloth.very new, 50e.Friday - Saga : Fo Li Wa: ps wi We fill Mall \"WE ane Orders where pos- HAMI AK Morris Pia 0 ibis, tor \"ro St, Catheÿine add PéérSta pied te W, : and Domin St me tone It the on, GREAT gers \u20ac ae ALLY the \u201chear PIA up then ore Shy cor great masters, wich counts oot tempo and delicate by the musicians as specially adapted for classic and overatic musio, - : You \u2018cannot torm any \u2018toes of it untill you it.Musiclans and, visitors.plwaye Illustrated Catalogues\u2019 free.The AEOLIAN, as welt as the AERIOL and ANOLA are oh.exhibition dally at our WRPOIOOME, you ore carnestly invited to cal\" and sce them.fe \"only recommended an 3 ks like an upright plavo.snd sounds \u201clike an orchestra.Mt Ü tiret, à 5 octave key-board and perfect In every detail, otifer organ.Inside this organ, complete erated like aby vrgan is an auatomatia which Is operated by simply pulling y can by this means CORRECT LY the most difficult pleced, but the oINT ds that 1 nfusiclan or a perso C play herself with her fine rectiy but ARTIS- most difficult A bonitions of all the a play autiful shadings of greatest wel- Makers of the Pratte Piano.£3884 St.Catherine Street and 1678 Notre Dame Stroet, MONTREAL, Ml \u2026to do so.> A Good Watch > WITH CARE SHOULD KEEP GOOD TIME.We guarantee all Watches left with .us for repairs will keep good time .Âf it ia possihle for them to be made It not we will sell you a æeliable -Timekeeper.R.A.DICKSON & co.2261 \" Catherine Street.ux \u2018 | w ' Bargain Days .about it.W Iowest Priced Furniture Bargains.Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday will be for cash only.Tell your friends \u201cOpen evenings.F.Lapointe, The acknowledged Furniture Dealer, - 1851 St.Catherine St, | = Mix tt _\u2014 TAKE NO IMITATION, | t you get Jelly of CUCUMBER AND Drugrists keep it.| Seb tha ROSES Jor chapped hands and all I roughness of 217 6\u20ac era 5 What .BjaLish- CLOCKS, : FINE FRENCH CLOCKS, ta beautiful Cases, THE SEASON Wedding - and = OF gs | Anniversaries In at hand and the question suggests ftsolf 16 can I give and There lowing are a few things from a iy to make £ selection : OPAL AND DIAMOND RINGS, with thrée-targe and handsome, opals, end ï monds, ; The best offer ever for $12.50.made.: STERLING SILVER NOVELTIES, great varieties.from 83.6 in Mahogany and | 0 up.\u2018from 4.50 up.ALL GUARANT LADIES\u2019 \"SILVER WATCHES, LADIES* GOLD WATCHES, .50.810.00 EBD \u201cMail Orders Promptly Attended to.+ 5: WILLIAMSON, of xe Mtrenl xidson Salli Tu onthe.éth.- inat., d Tory yesterd = etiroms ve ho Pr Te ora te 2 PTE i SEE a 2 is nociety for.go Former ter, of.A: and 8.Nor Rime x \u2026.rental pepe ot will pl es ephone Up, * .39 11 Saw Infante\u2019 Ho 2e hs = w hearing and sect these £2 1 ere also been # LONDON, October 20.\u2014A despatch from Shanghai to a London news agency says: \u201cA Russian regiment occupied the town of New Chwang (Province of Liao-Tong), and the forts at the mouth of the River Liaou on Ootober 15,.thus securing complete possession of New Chwang.The native troops fled without making any opposition, under orders from the lmpress Dowager, and Li Hung Chang.A Mritish gunboat was.in the river at the time.Its non-resistance is regarded as the virtual British abandonment of \u2018the whole of Manchuria to the Russians, and gives Russia an invaluable strategic position.Great Britain is certain to lose the New Chwang trade, of which it has bad ghty per cent.\u201d EMPEROR SEES À DOCTOR.A Pekin telegram describes the visit of a European physician to the ror on Tuesday morning.The doctor mac e à minute examination of His Majesty in the presence of the Dowager Empress, Prince Chang and a number of Mandarina.Exact \u2018details as to the specific disease from which the Emperor is suffering were not obtainable.ut he is weak.anaemie, and requires constant care.He is in no immedi- THE KAISER\u2019S TOUR.Emperor William Amazes the Staid Turks With His Pageantry.CONSTANTINOPLE, October 20.\u2014 Em- ror William furnished the staid Turks on ednesday with one of the most interesting days in the annals of their capital in his time.The city was crowded and the sight- sceing and ceremoniala would have exhaust- ess enterprising er res Wherever | he went he was groct throngs of cheer- ind the late busts of Emperor W Pen JO: ag Har rly in the goorning, be proceeded to Fyout, in the State caig ue, propelled by fourteen black carsmen, He made a theatrical progress around the old walls, his suite I him, e meantime the Empress made an excursion to Mount Tchamlidja, on the Asiatic coast df the Bosphoru Their Majesties returned to the Yildiz Kiosk at noon and gave a reception to the foreign envoys, after which they went on an excursion to the Upper Bosphorus, dining with the Turkish Minister of Marine on board the Turkish Imperial vacht Sultanish.The marine band played.during the banquet.Then Their Majesties boarded the German gunboat Loreley and returned to the Yildiz Kiosk.he German warships were brilliantly illuminated in the evening, their outlines being traced.by el ights.It was the first 2 display of the sort Constantinople had The exchange of souvenirs continues, Emperor.William has presented the:Sultan with - sts of Emperor WilliamI.and the late Empress Augusta.The Order of the Black Eagle has been bestowed upon the Grand Vizier.The Sultan has decorated all the members of the Kaiser's suite.ra PENNY POSTAGE.\u2019 Great Britain is Ready to Give It to the United States.LONDON, October 20.\u2014Enquiry made at the General Post Office here shows that the postal authorities here know nothing officially.of the fact that the Third Assistant Postmaster, General of the United States, John A.Merritt, will, in his annual report this ycar, recommend the reduction of ocean postage between the United States and Great Britain to two.cents a half ounce, which would mean.a great saving to business houses on sides of the Atlantic having a large cor respondence.he only information which has reached here was contained in cable despatches announcing these facts.The officials of the British Post Office say the matter stands as follows: When a reduction of the postage between Great Britain and her colonies was decided upon, the idea of a similar arrangement with the United States was mooted and well receiv by the British authorities.\u201d But, they now add, the.only objection is that the United States may wish to make it a step for a ith other countries of the Postal Union for which Great Britain is not yet prepared, \u201cBut,\u201d one of the British Postal officials remarked, \u201cfor such an arrangement with the United States as the great English speaking nation, having the closest commercial and social relations with us, we are quite ready.\u201d I ht sitilar reduction Miss Laura Williams.of Chicago, the next two weeks to Major-General Wesley Merritt, milltary governor of the Ph ip pine Islands, to whom her engagement ounced flve months 0.The ceremony will be performed fn don, and will be without unnecessary publicity\u2019 After the 'wedding takes place Gene Merritt will return to Paris ith his bride to await the completion of the negotiations of the peace commission, AUSSINS ADVANCE N CHINA CONTINUES Muscovite Occupation of New Chwang Means Total British Abandonment of Manchuria.: THE EMPEROR SEES A PHYSICIAN.a uc ate danger Fe was cheerful, and showed the e er Empress.utmost erence to the Dowa is Majesty The doctor promised to send a prescription.t was at the suggestion of the British Minister Sir Claude Macdonald, that the Chinese Foreign Office requested the physician attached to the French Legation to examine the Emperor, the reason assign for this step being that this physician was the only one attached to the legation.The examination of the Emperor by a foreign doctor is a complete ig tion.It has often been urged, b has always been refused by.Eo peror himself, and the Dowager Empress has evidently taken this step for the purpose of silencing rumours as to the Emperor\u2019s condition.PREPARING FOR TROUBLE.The Hong Kong correspondent of the Daily Mail says The Magistrate of the Si Nan district, which includes moat of the territory about,to be annexed to Hong Kong, has applied to the Canton Government_for troops to suppress an anticipated uprisin against the British occupation.Many ong Kongers who are willing to bear arms fave been enroll e 000000400000 00000000000 assosvsssoocceseess0e00e0e THE DREYFUS CASE.Fresident Faure Will Send a Message to the Chambers.REVISION ON THE FORMER TRIAL IS NOW DEEMED CERTAIN.pr\u201d ARIS, Ce pate \u20141t a believed that the Court of tion.wi e up the Dreyfus case next eek, and the general impression is that ecision will be in favour of revision.cone court has obtained documents con- Comte Esterhazy, the late Lieut.- Col.Men enrv and Madame Devs, and their mutual relations.1t will demand all the documents bearing on the case, and call witnesses, including Col.Picquart.M.Cavai he former minister for war, is cre ited with the intention, when Parliament re-assembles, of calling upon the Government to take the question of Dreyfus revision out of the ds of Court of sation; but it is believed that no precedent exists for such inter- erence.Le Soir says: \u201c\u201cAL Faure will send a message to the Chamber of Deputies \u2018regarding the Dreyfus case, when Pariia- ment re-assembles, and it is predicted by some that he will ap; for a reconciliation of the factions now disturbing the country\u2019s tranquility.BRISSON.MAY RESIGN.The French Premier Broken Down by : the Cares of.Office.- RIS, October 20.\u2014Le Matin says that the ARE of the Premier, M.Brisson, is such that he wighes to retire from the Cabinet and is considering with the President the choice 4 his successor, which may possibl M.Bourgeois, the present Minster of Brin CARMEN IN REAL LIFE.A Remarkable Tragedy in Berlin Which Resembles Bizet\u2019s Masterpiece.BRUSSELS, October 20, \u2014 \u201cCarmen,\u201d the beautiful and dramatic little tale by Prosper Merimee, so ingeniously treated by Bizat in music, was enacted letter in real life at oné o'clock on Tucs- A voing man named Ferdinand\u201d B.: employed i in a life insurance company, hed neg- bs) business and friends during some weeks, being esperately in love with a young ng Spanish singer, Carmen de Selvados, of ille, who was engaged at Olympia Bourse } Hall.He was prepared to Carmen, but latterly she.made him most unhappy by her unfaithfulness and overt relations with a well built actor,\u201d Annust Sales over 6,000,000 Boxes BEE FOR BILIOUS AED NERVOUS DISORDERS such as Wind and Pain in the Somach, Gludiness, Fulness after meals, Head- a e iness, Drowsiness, Flushings t Heat, Loss of te, Slotehes on the Skin.Cold turbed Sleep, Frightful Drea! Nervous and Trembling ne LE hat DOSE WILL GIVE Every suff mi ENENTY them to be orer A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.BEECHAN'S PILLS, tiken as directed, will quickly restore Females to Son.\u201cplots health.pme re RA des ae : Weak Stomach.Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver rma, WOMEN OR CHILDREN Without & R Pat |; LARCEST \u201cSALE of any Patent Seaieiae in the Worsa, ; .\u2026 The Montres aly 8 printed at the HE st à in on pu STE adi Tdi : fex, minutes.y morning, just after midnight, Car \u2018men went to a ca h: this man, and after playing cards oat a a in Biret's opera, left with her favoured lover.Thereupon, maddened with jealousy, Ferdinand B., who was in ambush, rushed at her.and\u2019 after a short struggle, stabbed her\u2019 three times | .in the breast.Carmen fell on the pa Murmuring the sam same Word as the of fiction, \u201cCoward !\u201d she di within.» a.Ferdinand B.rréstéd.one is struck with the ° wonderful larity of this real drame to eT B.'s counsel will even pro plead that literature and music x in- uenced the murderer in committing the crime, and that, having to do with a Cari men so like the Carmen of fiction, Ferdinand \u2018B.was impelled by mas and his own unhappiness nouement as that of reminiscen cs of the meas So.the soe overs fe North-W per of .GEE _THE MONTREAL DAILY ST STA CONERENCE OF RAL P | ronto when they visit that city .next month.Mr.W.J.Christie, who was some time ere almost to! the | SWEDES FOR THE NOBTH- war, \u2018When Sir Charles Rivers-Wilson, president of the Grand Trunk Railway, was in this country a few weeks ago on his annual tour of inspection of the system, a confer- cnce took place between that gentleman and Sir William Van Horne, president of thé Canadian Pacific Railway.The subject discussed by the heads of the two great railway systems of Canada was the matters in dispute between the two roads, namely: the transcontinental passenger rate war and the North Bay route dis: a ment.At the time no record was kept: ot the discussion and Sir William desired that his attitude on the points at.issue should go on record in order to avoid an misuñderstauding.He directed the following communication to Sir Charles Riv.ers-Wilson in time to reach that gentleman before sailing from Canada: = Montreal, lst September, 1898.Dear Sir Rivers, In order to guard against any possible misunderstanding I beg leave to state in writing our position concerning the questions we bave recently discussed.The two main questions between our res pective companies are First.The existing demoralization of transcontinental and local passenger rates; Second.The further use of the Grand Irunk line between Toronto and North Bay as a means of connection between the Canadian Pacific Company's \u2018lines in Middle and Southern Ontario and its main \u201cThe first question is of ifnmediate and rtance to the Grand Trunk,the ressing im lanadian Pacific Companies and to all of the and Transcontinental lines as we The second question is a domestic matter in which lines other than the Grand and ian - Pacific are not ily interested.As regards the first question, the Canadian Pacific was indisputably the party attacked and while we felt quite justified in our demand that rates and conditions anto bellum should be restored as a condition A Chinese wrecking firm has gone to Manila to raise the sunken Spanish warships.The new Grand Trunk grain elevator ht Midland, Ont, commenced operations on Tuesday.The scnooner AM.& E.Jackson is reported ashore as Buctouche, and Is likeiy to prove a total wreck.Lord Herschell was entertained at Hote! Dufferin, 8t.John, N.B., by - citizens on Wednesday evening.i aptain Young, inspecior uf customs at win npeg, denied that any of the officials there are short in their accounts.pa A schooner load of flour is to be shtp- pe y the Quebec Government to the destitute fishermen.of the Labrador coast e Btore at Quebec was badly damaged by fire on Wednesday night owing to an explosion of gunpowder.ir Wm.McInnes, of the Geological Bur- vey, who has been doing fleld work oy the Rainy River district, has returned to Ottawa.The Council of Agriculture of the Province of Quebec has adopted resolutions of Fegrot at the death of the date BE.A.Bar- the the Major-General and Mra.Hutton, hen they visit Kingston, will be tendered a at-home by the officers of the 14th Bate talion Lord _and-Lady Aberdeen- have promised to open the new civic buildings at To- ago made Collector, of Inland Revenue at Calgary, hes\u2019 diy Issed from the service.Admiral Schley has \u2018been placed fn cora- mand of the naval station of Ban Juan de Porto Rico.He will be relleved very soon, however.Mr.A D.-Provand, M.P., of-@lasgow, \u2018is again In Ottawa to ask a Faconsideration of the claims of the Chignecto Ship way Company.The Grand Jury at Carlinville, : Illinois, on Wednesday commenced inves tigating the Virden riot with a view to indicting - the guilty parties.The roundhouse of the Canada Eastern Railway at Gibson, N:-B.,.was destroyed by fire on Monday morning.Bix.engines were also- destroyed.John Landversiche was arrested at Hamilton, Ont., on Wednesday and taken to Dunkirt, N.Y.where he is wanted on à charge of grand larceny.LT x APPOINTMENTS THIS 3 + EVENING.+ 3 Windsor Hall \u2014 \u201cFestival : + ds of Holidays.\u201d - + + ms\u201d + Victoria Rifles?Armory \u2014 Professor Carpenters lecture on \u201cHypnotism.\u201d .Masonic Temples \u2014 Royal | Arcañum lecture, by Mr.H.Hersey, on Gres, \u201c 2 Assoëlstion Hall\u2018 Lecture by Mr.Maude, on \u201cThe Doukbobors.?* \"© Zion Church \u2014 W.C TU \u2018lecture by Xr.C.T.Wil: Sir William Van Horne's Lotter fo Sir Charles Rivers.\u2018Wilson Defining His Position on the Troubles Between the C.P.R.and'Grand Trunk.= \u201cmatter should in any way be complicated N otes of the News.Grue, Toronto, at a meeting last night, Mary .North Sydney in a Jeaking condition.i bery of 10,000 Narcissus, by una \u2018who estaped \u2018on th a publié = school at \u201cdéllev thers, « Sawer.gas .into the cl: pérennes \u201ctheir! isvellh = su ap a : .PS precedent to a meeting.of the linea interest Ed, looking to a mew arrangement, we proposed, later on that disinterested arbitrators Soul d determine whether the rates and conditions should be restored in whole or in part or not at all as a condition precedent to such a Jriceting.The fairness of this was recogui: y your own company which ussented to -it, as did all the other lines interested, save two of your Western con- nections\u2014the Great Northern and the Northern Pacific.So matters stood until, quite recently, a proposition from a disinterested source was made fo the lines interested, that the transcontinental passenger rates shoulä be restored and the question of dirf- erentials to the Canadian Pacific submitted to arbitration and pe ding such arbitration the Canadian Pacifie shou d be allowed one- half the differential it formerly enjoyed.We indicated our willingness to join the other lines in the restoration of rates on these conditions: and we have indicated to you \u2018our dan Pac to agree that as between - the Canadian Pacifle and Grand Trunk alt P tes should be restored at the same me to he ante bellum You have emphatically stated \u201cthat the termiination of the North' Bay érrang it eo \u2018 Can Con We bh eet reer It they trouble you we : CAR probably enable you to see more distinctly and with less pain and: effort than you are now doing ?.Wé make no charge tor examinations.\u2018 Hy Birks Su PHILLIPS SQUARE.247x1 by the Grand Trunk had no.connection with or relation to the transcontinental rate question.Certainly the question of the future use of your North Bay line for our traffic has no relation to the transcontinental rate matter.iether or pot we shall make ase of your North Bay line for our Ontario traffic J instead of using our own longer line, as we are now doing, or instead of making a new and shorter line of our own, we cannot permit anybody to detérmine for us.That is not à proper subject for arbitration.We may or may not be able to agree with you for the use of your line, bu there is no reason.why negotiatiois concerning this with-or delay the settl .it male deal e settlement of the passen \u201cYours truly, (signed) W.C.VAN HORNE, President.Sir: Charles Rivers-Wilson, G.C.M.G.President Grand Trunk Railway Company.The Cabliiet of Senor Carlos , Walke: Martines in Chill has resigned.r he schooner Emma Marceli, \u2018from Har- Ra ad is supposed She\u2019 carried a crew of three.ne storm.John Grills, a Canadian fic Rail brakeman, of London, had pacte left lez ba mashed at Innerkip/.Ont.on Wed- needa night.His foot was amputat ted.on Von Rotenham, - rite Sweden, has been ys: ne re ermany at the Vatican, in cces- à do Baron Von Buelow.who was re- tario Provincial Convention of at sion the King\u2019s ughters and Sons -was: opened, a or Ont.-on Wednesday.ey, the Do on secret sided.at the meeting: nids hendsome marble bust of the late Str whan Molesworth, Secretary of State for the Solanles in 185, has been presented to the Canadian Parliament, an® tnstalieu in the library at Ottawa.Inland.Revenue ; Department have seized five barrels of signa) of ported at Ottawa, by the Canady Atlantic PRaliway n use, o und that D manifest has been \"received Bou d tno The schooners Varuna and St.were.in the big storm on the river below Father J Polnt = o ee nla ago, and ft ey have n has been heard from .t Jost, #8 no news \u201c\u201cAt the athletic ors.of the Ro; al Ca- radian Regiment at Halifax, on Wednesday, the lop man of a pyramid forma- one hand th i and fn the other Old Glory.> Union Jack Boar d.of Managers of t ne n Mi onary Boclaty he he VoL Cho À I, in ness lon ad oy son, Mane T= embers] o - Hons of $51,731 during the past ea poole The congregation of St.Andrew's Anne a \"not ta oppese the call e thelr \u2018pastor, Rev.Mr.MeCaughon be the hird Presbyterian \u2018Church, of Chicago.Rob Provinclal Counen of Agriculture of \u2018Que has élec Mr.Dupuis {ts Frgmideny in succession to Sir Henry oll de Re Quel and the Government r.Ou has Jamed à ellette as secretary of The Department\u201d of Agriculture a - tawa has received compiimentdiry Totton from Hon.Robert Gibson, Lord Mayor of Manchester, and Mr, Fa B.Girdiestone, e shibients of\u2019 \u2018Canadian produce.concerning .M.Britton, M.P,, of Ki anit.B.for the commutation Kingston.1» \u2018ence of seven yeals-in the Bingston peni- fentlary 7 passed upon, Geo.Clute at \u2018the dtkville \u2018Assizes a \u2018few mont stedling harness worth about = dgo for THe :schoorier Brisk and the Mary Hannah collided off \u2018Cranbèrr ry Hoan S B.on Wednesday, The Brisk sank but e lady passenger were saved.The Hannah was.towed into The Cadets of the: Royal Military\u2019 Col- Hel Sie vie wore addressed by Right | Wiltrid Laurier on.Wednesday.- aoerdeen ai aiso sddranse a the.Cadets.anything he to Ea of.the\u2019 collège waen- they go to | ih tir Hong Kong \u2018comes the néws of a rob 85,000 from H.M a -Japanese steamer \u2018boutid to Yokohama.Ere Te Ti cre 0! À men captured, * rover.and.the At, , 8.maoting © of: Ljaterented \u201ccitizens.at ti, ednesday \u2018night, Ma- Jor oral Hutton w was instruc bod to-con- ro tenter Sitisent to consider reorganizing the Battalion, which the General a deblorabie \u2018condition.Les found \u2018wo: weëks twenty-five chifaren, Beranton na Tas.the.sewer Pi tod at aient, nea, ones] \u2018 je co ais, pipe during the- any.ay EY De be and It was evi den that ds as th work of tramps.* robbery Tne entaton.hunters and ot Victoria, B.C., engaged in ed Sealy id are framing & protest i2 be 28, Sen nt tawa, against.the.hood, ds made at O The seine vented by C.L.Emerson\u2019 for a pr Sonya : sa duat In po Som.wa on A pt {5 i | pid tory, HIE Hp Bella, J ives, on a» i = 5 to 2 | toratives oo LA a.They will EE) B een 6 ses \\ of \u201cwi prety oh be.he Gerels lecturer «SIGHT TESTING\"?hor \u2018\u2018 EYE TESTING,\u201d 7» which?1 do all my # own testing, do not .trust it to a so-called Optician\u201d who learned his trade ir two weeks.~My patrons desire the best possible service and therefore get The Benefit of my personal attention and 30 years\u2019 experience, thus the ex- act \u2018lenses required In every case of defective eyesight arc accurately determined on the best and most improved Charges moder- 6p.m, sclentific \u2018principles, .ate, Hours 9 am.PROF, SAWL 8, GRANT, - 1st Hogour P HENRY GRANT A 2445 Bt.Catherine 8 \u201cMes Aix).peu See that the label reads iad of Cucumber and Rosse 1 long with it meve all roughness, to cure nappes hands, and Hpe, to make the skin soft as satin get Jelly f'Cucumber and Roses.Druggists keep it.Pre- Sared by .SOHN LEWIS, Chemist.247 6 Cor.University and.St.Catherine sis.An Irish-American Union has been \u2018formed in New York to work for Col.Roose- ve Patrick Egan is at the head of the union.A nati \u201ccyclone swapt over Malta + on Wednesday, doing an enormous amount of damage to property, some of the hali- stones weighing a quarter of a pound.The schooner Selkirk: wheat-laden, was picked up off Alpena, Mich.,\u201d in a disabled condition .on-Wedi he had thres fest of water in Ber hold, and ber rudder was gone.General Shafter has recomm United States War De romont t that M G.Creighton Webb, his staff, be raised t He -colonel for gallantry.he Crown's case -in.the Martinÿille shonin case was closed at Sherbrooke on Wednesday.The defence will endeav~ our to show provocation, Jor the shooting and @ verdict is expected Friday « ere nspector-general on the rank of brevet The Swiss police are closely watching the house of President Ruffy, which Anarchists have threatened to burn ; and he has been warned not to open any packages, as the police fear an ttompt to injure him by explosivés.An employe in the bacteriological department .of Prof.Nathinogels establish ment at Vienna, has died of plague.\u2018professor recently returned from Bombay, been cultivaung the bubonic plague baclilus for purposes of investiga- The case of Herman Warszwalak, the converted Hebrew, whose reinstatement wi referred to the Presbyterian Syn id the eOneral Assembly, came up before ne Synod at Elmira,- n Wednes- A mittee of investigation \u2018was aT omnter After an absence: of three and.a.half years, We two journalist globe trotters, Messrs.Léroy and Papillaud, have return- ps to the French capital.left Paris January Published Y paper called En Route, whi supported them.The entire coast line of Newfoundland häs been swept by the recent storms, and it fs feared that there has been great de- Vastation.in' the northern sections and along the Labrador coast.Several re- -Rorte of drowning accidents.and sbi tsasters have béen received at St.The \u2018House of Bishops of the Episogat | Convention at Washington, has ta ne al action on.the establishment; of a bish op The church In Brasil will remain directly | res.onsible to the author- îtles in the States, until it -has vanced \u2018to he \u2018point of having three ipo idl thain No.1, due at Brockville, ont.from Toronto at 850, Wedne \u201chad à narrow escape.from wrecked a short distance west of Brock- ville.A heavy steel riil had bsen placed .across.the track.The.air brakes brought the train to a sudden stanastill, The rail was bent into the shape ofa V.» Judge Andrews, of Quebec, has taken under advisement a motion by Mr.Alphonse Chatlebols w ho is sued by the nion Bank \"of Canada fot: $150,000, aking that the proceellings in\u2019 this case be suspended until the execution of judgment réndered by.the Privy Council in May last, Jn the case of Delop.vs.Charlebois.Superintendent\u2019 Fitzhugh, of the middle on n of the Grand Trunk Rallway, de-, cn a tra The n Tales whl nat be put into opération until he employes are thoroughly conversant with them.The London police Red don & square an be Sr au a bes re wi FE Perret \u2018Used dy form \u201cto urgenc, their dis tr à Au the pu (Be Fe of pon tha \u2018less and armd; asthmatic -hand:.CIEans and :fiddles, wigs and.beards, r! sufts and arene wers found.i At the l\u2018Anslixe Court, in Homer, ont, , Justice : for.injury ing ove LEE in hod oi i Who ec mages for ipjuries, caused by her Gress catching in a mail ln U the > ewalk _\u2014 à contétt- ; a rare R Do You Wish for Beauty 8, 1895.On their journey they | he no t An DN ae ; JOHN ROBERTSON & SON, - WALTER PAUL, - + - = WARK BROS.- < + + WM.ROURKE, \"= = P.DAOUST, - + = = - O0.EH.AUTHIER, - - - _ J.O.LEVESQUE, - DECARRY FRERPS - - -._WILLISON BROS,, - - - \u201cROBERT L.WATKINS,- - JOHN JOHNSTON, - LEGAULT & FRERE, - - - \u201c A.DIONNE & CO.: L.O.D'ARGENCOURT, A.ROLLAND, - - >.F.W.ALEXANDER, - - A.BOURET & CO., - - - H F.PACAUD & CO.- BELANGER & DESJARDINS S.DAGENAIS -.- MÉROIER & WAKE - - A.BASTIEN - - + + .F.VEZINA - - « + = JOSHPH THOUIN >.~= 5: V.E.BRIBN .oe > Bond\u201d MAKES & chinery equal to new.from anything ; and everything.The most Marvellous Cleanser and Polisher In the World.VOD \u201c Corner Prince Arthur and Hypolite Streets.THE ENGLISH PROVISION co.Cor.St.Catherine and Drura'nd.ï Corner St.Denis and Ontario Streets.Cor.st.Catherine and St.Denis Ste.- Cleanses Everything But Morals.- \u2018 Polishes Everything But Manners, Brightens Everything But Ideas.= Burnishes Everything But Thoughts.Tin like Silver, Copper like Gold, Brass, like chen and Dairy Utensils clean and bright, .& Bright Parts of Bicycles, Harness and Ma- BOND'S.SOAP is the best thing in the world.for scouring Marble, Stone Steps and Tiled Pavements, for washing Floors, Linoleum and Paint, and removing Dirt and Grease - 13 Phillips Square.2365 St.Catherine Street.- 631 Sherbrooke Street.2341 St.Catherine Street.« 1830 St.Catherine Street.« « 2004 8t.Catherine Street.- = 2010 8t.Catherine Street.- 672 St.Lawrence Street.96 Prince Arthur Street.507 St.Lawrence Street.>» \u2014 - - + - - - 656 St.Antoine Street.- - - - .- 2449 St.Catherine Street.17 Prince Arthur.+ 48 Outhbert Street.- | - 104 Drolet Street.PP 000 St.Lawrence Street.538 St.Denis Street.- 453 Mount Royal Ave.- LA - - 1295 St.Catherine Street.1482 St.Catherine Street.: \"1282 8t.Catherine Streat; ¢ 1890 8t.Catherine Street.Others.2° | a \\ Silver beautitul (won't scratch), Kit- \u2018A GREAT JOURNALIST BEAD.Harold Frederic, One of the Best Known Anglo-American News- \u201cpaper Men, Passes Away.LONDON, October 20.\u2014Harold Frederic, the well known writer and London cor- 4t lenley of heart- ase -on - He pra been ill for some time, put: recent- much improved fn health.Mr.Veeinge showed symptoms of heart fasl- ute early yesterday mo morning.Harold Frederic \u201cwas born a Utica, Y., on the 19th of Au son of Henry Demotte ef Dutch, an ry.e achools of U: age ¢ Br a dra A Toporier in Ute in n°1876, \u201cthe (ties \"Observer In 1856, i BE \u2018Albany Evening Journal he went to Europe fop the corre! , 1892; The Fr ; PE (in the United Staten The Damnat of 1 hereo March I II, 1890; The por the Perse any di driven ca bean.able to return.bed also the funerals of the Emperor Frederick and.of Pres! dent Carno A SHERBROOKE JOURNALIST DBAD.(8pectal to.the Star.) OOKE.Octo : + SHERBROS resident of this Pity, dope walking at on Queen s eo edi and Mor a time pub- ter in this city.He Eng., in 1836, eee the Ne i, ron London, INDUCTED AT \u201cMARTINTOWN.\" = ee - © (Special to the Star.) LAN ER: Ont., October 20.\u2014.The Presbytery of of Glengatty met in the Burns Church, riintown, on Tuesday afternoon, to eye effect on 2 call extended to the Rev.McK dag e meeting was presided.over by \u201cthe ov.respondent of the New York Times, died Wednesday.ndence.Books \u201cThree stone opal Rings from $3.50.to $20.00.These arè- ~ali\u2019 mounted in hand made Settings in our own factory.R HEMSLÉY, | 255 and 157 St.James Street, \u20181815 Noire Dame Strovt, MONTREAL.Established 28 years.3 CAUTION.re are several spurious imi on the market, atk for te a JELLY of CUCUMBER & ROSE: Ba sure the .words CUCUMBE AND ROSES are on the lal has no equal for chap bands, à ail fl roughness of tho skin, Drogsis JOHN LEWIS, Chemist, § ! 2208 St, Catherine St, cor.Votrexd.Branch 2613 Bt.catpertse M: ., cor.Guy Bt.HAVE YOU Es Pig Mouth, Fair Sohn 1 of cures.Capl Tn) HAY - te 43 days.Et Tubs of.Jelly = eo and Roses in September.It fes no saut for.hands, pe and.all: roughness of e skin, 178 soux mw = \" Bult was entered.at Osgooû ednesday, Pr 8 a, one of Akron, O fo, a Howe New For nt obert: Catovenaon y the.da in A ecendanta 10 the ries comme tar pere ton + tacturiég A of ge ave made ap 0 the Cit 1 de duction he val | tnt présent at ot ne: +] woollen \u2018Industry the com had gee .| \u201ccontern.Wit ap \u201c Gertnati : va re : the he condiion e of fates.A on the\u2019 \u201cMayors 1 ARE CAŸTIONÉD- gai of refilled - APOLLINARIS \u201cassurance: that\u2019 all\u2019 complaints of \u2018such: à opt us -acceive.vigorous.atlentipn.si "]