The Montreal daily star, 21 février 1893, mardi 21 février 1893

[" F+W bliah y 8 for ) merchant tailoring establishment.Er à street, hend of St.Sarthe + Ww TED\u2014A | vounà MAN.TO RUN A GORDON A an # Milinery Rooms, 230 Bt.Cath, SIX PAGES.LAST EDITION.CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS SITUATIONS WANTED, 10 cents for 20 words or less, an Sis: exis each insertion.PU PAWN ED, 10 Gents for 10 words or less, and brweod 18-0 Sra mord.pr each insertivn.nn resin ro for 20 words or less.snd 3 extra \u2018ward, ench insertion.BOARD cents for 30 words or less, and 44 rent per , each insertion roûNt 1 10 cents for 0 words or less, and ¥ cent per ti To LET I HO SES, D STORES, ETC, cents for words ad 1 cent per extra word, cach Insertion.yor ALES 2 cents for 2 words or less.and 1 cent per each jasertion PROPERTY FOX BALE.3 cents for 25 words or lens, and 1 cent per ue word, each use LOST, Dots for 25 words or less, aud 1 cent per extra æ insertion.BUS, a CHANCES, ETC, 25 cents for 25 words or loss, and 1 cent per extra word, each insertion each Insc ads.25 vents for 25 words or less, SITUATIONS VACANT.3 TANTED - TRAVELLING SALESMAN, CITY collectur, city salesmen, casbier aud partner, office clerk, timokooper, milk cart driver, sturemen, Jr manager, (arm , groom.2100 6t.Ustherina 431 \\ ANTED\u2014A GIRL TO DO HOUREWOIR AF ply Manoe si ANTED- A oD UENEHRAL BERVANT, NO washing, po children.Must understand plain cooking, good wages; city refercucos.Apply No.731 6 Sherbrooke st.\\ ANTED- A GOOD COOK, WILLING TO ASSIST light housework Wishing given out.Wages 813.Abply 3124 St.Catherine st ui JANTED AN EXPERIENCED GENERAL SER- 1, with refereucus.Bumall famnily.Good aos.76 Hut! ion stroo wm ROOMS TO LETA a oe PNAS NI IN 7 oo NINN OOMB\u2014-TO LET, WELL FURNISHED, SINGLE and doutle rooma, with first class Losrd, et No.Bt Decisst.~~ _\u2014 ss 15 is OUMB- TWU DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE ruoms, bathroom floor; ¥ vith well furnished, on board: also table board.ctoria street.R004 WITH BOARD.100 STANLEY rE I OOM8\u2014TO LET, WITH OK WITHOUT BOARD ] #6 Union avenue.413 1 ooMs \u2014 COMFORTABLE BRIGHT ROOMS, th board, fur gentlemen; also table bowrd 4 Catbonrt st as 1 OOMS- TO LET, FIRST GLASS DOUBLE AND single rooms, with breakfast snd Isto dinner.26 Purk ave.413 1 og DOUBLE FRONT ROOM TO RENT, 2 SITUATIONS WANTED.vUill College av a SOLS SEL SLT ENS DY ISHE.V TANTED\u2014SITUATIONH FOR BOOKKEEFLRS, ome Avy wo SINGLE © oH.FORK 0 > ier ete.aitu to Employment Bureau, omg awh! hns- Unu Associ PERBONALS, page 3 3 cents per word, minimum 25 WANT TED \u201cSITUATION BY MANAGEL C or GEN.cents, each insert eral store as general atorekeujrer, mercial 0e traveller, salesman or timekeeper ; several yes ane oxprri AU advertisements inserted at the above rates must be Ses first class references.Addre \u201cQ 1613,\" Sram office.38 © SITUATIONS VACANT.a T8 To CANVASS FOR THE ANTHD\u2014AGENTS TO £ best known nurseries in tbe country.Must liberal terms.Unequalled facilities.onthill vürseries, Ont.over 700 acres.Established 42.Stone & Wellington, Montreal, J.W.Beall, he ez, Temple ding.W A FIRST CLASS \"MILL INER TO ARTEL mince charge vf departinent.Avvly je Centre street, Point Bt.Charles.A BUTLER.APPL Y WITH Eye A es Mr.Jo oseph, Dorchester st.38 ¢ ANTED - GOOD LAUNDRESS AND Rester tables when required.et va bee June Rochon, Queen's Hol Kir 88 7 ANTED NEW AND STANDARD PUBLICA.V tion, English and French editions, now in prene for immediute delivery Vecancy for experienved and abscre Hare opportunity for Al man who cen ex both lun ; address, age and experience, \u2018\u201cF 1870, ran on i 97 ANTED-GIRLS FOR STRIPPING TOBACC ! YY Apply to 8.Davis & Hons, 45 Cotte street.13° TED AL AD FOR AN OFFICE.iy BE wae at figures and write a good bond.E 3 0 ANTED \u2014 A RESPECTABLE, STRONG GIRL ab general servant for the country A gore tent person outa find a good home.Apply at 325 Pee NT A FIRST CLASS MAN WHo 18 TAC 4 VARIED cuswmed to cloth cutting, either inshore factory or elsewhere.One having some knowledge of ruachine stitch- \u201cing proferred.No attention will Le given Lo shawers un- je Joss accompanied Ly guud references.Apply to P.O.Bux 1368, Mont _ 423 ANTED- BY AN AMERIC \"AN | FAMILY, A good ge: ueral a Servant.Wages $2.50 por week.Ap piy to 1234 Crescent # 433 VW ASTED A a BUY FOR AN OFFICE AND ! himself generally useful.Apply at 1883 Not re Dame ot., upstairs.3 9 ANTED-\u2014- AN ENERGETIC of good a 6, Lo Lake urders Tor w Lallonng esta- ment, where apecia) inducements are given (Quod pay t man).Address \u2018 TAR office.423 TANTED\u2014FOR LACHINE, A VOUS cou x , k st active and willing © ne girl, aa coo ust ve oud YOUNG MAN OF LA ?wash troning.wages BrAR 9 422 ANTED \u2014 THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED \u2019 forewuman, capable of taking charge of Lweuty- five girls in the ring department of à large cigar box factory.Address in own handwriting.Tine she, napori- enée, references aud salury expecte \u201cLo 2040, ai office.ANTED-A FIRST CLASS JOURNEYMAN tailor to take charge of sewing departient in a Address stating salary * ææpocted, Lock Box 108, Morrisburg, Unt.a4 ANTED- A GENERAL BERV ANT APPLY AT Dee Arthur st street 426 ANTED\u2014IMMEDIATEL Y.AN EXPRRIENCKD blackem th, on light work.(snsds Horse Nail 3 Works, 129 Mill at 432 TED GENERAL SERVANT, NO WASHING.AN Dower street.le ; D \u2014 JUNIOR = LERK MOST AE ve aténograp poly Tel as Be Ta on st.: W A HOUSEMAID FOR FAMILY OF : = Must have references.Apply fore- 00D or evening, 3 Bonver uare, corner rches- ter street.422 TANTED- FOR WHOLPSALE OFFICE, RE.Loy of some, rducation and with d \u201creferences.Address \u2018\u201cR 2204,\" R office.A RE BOY TO GO TU THE COUNTRY: bome for a» good boy.Apply to 182 wy V'ANTED tp SERVANT GIRL FOR FOR (SMALL amily.65 Manstield at.a1 ANTES AS PLAIN COOK, A YOUNG GIRL .with some experience and willing to learn.Must We quick and tidy.one other need apply.Clty refer.oes required.206 Mance 41 ANTED\u2014A SHIRT \u201cCr ANU SEWING machine operators.Bkelton Bros & Co., 100 Ai rat - 43 w 4 ANTED- A GENERAL BERVANT.APPLY 1201 ester, between the hours 10a.m.and 2 and ° r wtp mF \u2018rench Canadian preferred 452 +, ANTED\u2014AN EXPERIENCED CUTTER TO take charge of a tailoring department, Htate ox- ence.Address up to Friday, Feb.24th, \u2018 R 2205,\" ét an office.431 ANTED- FIR&T CLASH TABLEMAID ATONC E.4 31 Baimont st.ANTED-A GOOD GENERALSERVANT vas.» ing given out.Ugpod wages.Apply 23 Laval ave.434 .oT ANTED BOORREEFER MUST HAVE Sox vy questionable references.Ari Ma ting references, salary © required end when reudy, to 2173.\u201d STAR office.433 ANTED\u2014A CIVIL ENGINEER STATE AGE, ciperience and salary expected.\u201cQ 2161,\" Brak * ENTANTED_ LADIES AND YOUNG MEN TOTAKE work at their homes.Bteady employment: good ; no canvassing fitendard ! Far acturing Company.Box 107, th Framingham, Mass.Inclose stamps.431 ANTED-A GOOD HEALTHY GIRL AS GEN eral servant.Apply to 1266 Dorchester st _432 4 TANTED- GOOD SHIRT BTARCHERS AND collar starchers.Apply Tooke Broa, 87 Latour 33 Wari YOUNG MAN A5 APPRENTICE TO the cutting.Apply Tooke Bros, 67 Lato ak 2; WW ANTED\u2014A RESPECTABLE GIRL AR GENERal help.21 Brunswick street.Oan sleep at home.431 4 ANTED \u2014 AN FXPERIENCED SALESLADY.one cepablo of {king Char of mi mont.Aad.\u20188 2234,\u201d of.' yar work snd ery de 3 A Ql IRL, To.ABSIST WITH \"HOUSE.help to mind baby.Apply 3 Morland ARENT AND J Jol En , WAGs Paton 8 Son, 170 Peel street.N 4313 I ' WAnrzn-a HOUSE \"AND TABLEMAID.AP.VY ply immediately, at 26 McTavish st.31 \u2019 YW ANTED_GENEFAL SERVANT, GOOD PLAIN coek, no mashing, and howsemsid to hel] Appl: 8% once, 13 8 Durocher P a | \u2019 s.Apply Habirton Litho a b.Gesette Building.ré Fa PP ANTE Pat VAMPERS.} FITTERS AND T TRIMming cutters.tw id.J acs.& Be Pr of.ages pal ames \u201cva J Ÿ ANTED- OFFICE.ASSISTANT.À RESPECT ! nd je young man or r youth who writes a good and is quiok at fi wholesale office, ST nan he pare bender ity of learning » wood business.y wn % ng, stating remunerati Ay AER ea SE.eration 3 TES ATH, Y, À MESSAGE BOY, one who has a koowledre of the city.Broadway ai ANTED\u2014A PIANO PLAY oi FOR ONE only: Must understand his business.Avr Bleury at.wy 1 ANTED A RESPECTABLE GIRL ABOUT 18 meral servant.Must underat pi odo cooking Pad vile, Je help with the care of oie aby: oely two in in fam good, References quired.Apply between 7 and 80 clock, 2765 Bt.Catherine si Wasser TO LOOK AFTER PONY AND be useful in the house.Av with referencos, $8 Shuster street.si Ww ANTED\u2014SHIRT TROKER, BTARCHER AND washer, st once, Mrs.Gilmour, 35 University 43 y / ARTEP À GOOD ENGLIRH MAID SERVANT.86 Berri, from 10 to 12 morning.W ANTE AT ONCE.FOR A FAMILY OF o Re enced h exper able to walt ut table; ro- ferences required.nn in ar forenoon to 175 Drum.sa mond street VVANTE\u2014 ASSISTANT IN BOOK STORE.MUST languages.'B 2782,\" STAR office.WH - CLERK, YOUNG MAN.ACTIVE AND io.Ichi Ban, $45 8t.Jan Jam 31 : \\V'ANTED-PRESS FEE FEEDER.= x ters, Printers, 718}4 Craig st.WANTED A PROFESSIONAL COOK, ron, oi aghly competen Lo to Ottawa A ty n ele eR Thursday.Foby 23 ner a lANTRD\u2014AN Méta BOY, 13 Ok 14 te D sponk ages answer to te phone.Aprly at 82 St.Francois Navi street.431 \\ ANTED \u2014 A HOUSEMAID.MUST HAVE vod references.Apply 96 8t.Mark at.ê x F.2 ED KXPERIENCED E AND K.SALES.office vlerk, vorness, hotel Wane y SRE Ea es a VV ANTED \u2014 SITUATION BY EXPERIENCED sick nurse, city references.Apply 2534 Bt.Hh bert at.399 V ANTED-BY AN HONEST SOBER MARRIEL man, aged 30, à situation by the lèth March, us coachman ur caretaker, city references.Address \u2018V 1615, BTAR office We ANTED-BY CAPABLE, ALL ROUND MA! MAN, a berth in Montreal Excellent references and an honorable record.supplies.Possess syatch.office.Well posted in all kinds of roilway goud cxvvutive ability aud 1 uick de Hardware proforred.Address ran V JANTED BY AN EXPERT ACCOUNTANT (Freuch and English), à situation as budkiecper.QO.The ba 507 best city references.Address G.À.A Wh ANTED HY BY A YOU.NON MAN, BELGIAN, AGED 25, garden work or the care of horses or sener- me goud recommendations.Address \u2018H 1941, ast 41 ANTED DHEHBMAKING | BY THE Di DAY BY compelent hand Cut sud it guaranteed.Apply 726 Laguuchetiere stre ft V JANTED- A A ITUATION AS ABSISTANT BOOK- etper, or to do general ofice orks Jus = thor ough knowledge of Spanish.Addre STAR 42 2 VV TE BY A MARRIED COUPLE, SITUAtion as indoor servants; do not nbject to lgare on city.Good references.Address\u201d P 2135.Bran ofticd™ 4332 J ANTED-SIT LATION GE NTLEMAN GOOD OF GOOD niidress, 35 years old, possessing French wud English thoroughly we dostres position of trust socurity and best of references.No obipation the States ur any other piace.Address \u2018\u2019P 214$, Ol WANT HITUATION BY / PROTESTANT r GIRL as cook; is a guod plain cook aod laundrers; strong Plense call at 504 St.James st.No and willing.mnsweres Car WANTED, LAMY; BHADES PAINTED AND covered to order, at 31 Victoria st 423 3 TANTEL BY A YOUNG LADY, POSITION A8 stenographer and typewriter, open [or engagement és so.\u201d March Address \"AR W Testimonials and experience.ANTED SEWING BY THE DAY, IN PRIVATE fennhes, by a good drossmaker.Apply 224 8t Martin st 432 \\ TANTED WASHING AT IIOME, AT 228 ST.Charles Borromes st.4312 3 \"TANTED WASHING OR BEWING AT oY ven home Apply ur 8e Urbain st WANTED SITUATION BY HINARI, rivate family as couk, held similar Rag California Gol references.Apply to Bing Kee, James street W TANTED BY A TRAVELLER, COVERING or greund fran Montreal to Windsor, a side line un Address EO, care Albion Hotel, M x: Commun real VV ANTED SITU ATION BY GOOD PLAIN OOK.No washing, good references.Apply 186 Bt.Antoine street 41 WANTED: BY THE DAY, WASHING OR ANY kind vf work.Apply 10 Monique street, in rear.PROPERTY FOR SALE ETC.R SALE\u2014-TO CLOSE ESTATE, or ALUABLE 3 1 05 ory cut stone house = ghosem rd roof, =.fat c stable, 384 to ¥ Ritchie, 190 Bt Jaines st, 56 Hn Rew.street.17 cf FE, SALE-FIGRT TENEMENTH, NOS.10 TO 16, Hermine street, near the corner of Craig, wi tb right of way of gate LEAF Rels, Real Estate Agent, 35 10 be: St Catherine st, near 8t.Urbain st.Fer SALE -IN ORDER TO CLOSE AN ESTAT rE, 1 offer for sale a very valuable Plece of land, 14,000 tt.with two stores and 3 amall dwellings erected thereon.This is a good Jocaliry for light goods manufacture, Notre Daine street, near Muuntsin, very near the canal and G.T.R.freight sheds.A bargain, thal side of the street will be expropriated.E, Real Entate Agent.33e 16 8t.James st, Room No.6.FL SA SAL Eo BEAUTIFULLY SITU ATED BUILD- wide streets, close Bt.Louis Boule- ward at Lo Annex, near Park avenue electric Price four vents per fuot un condition thet the purchaser tilde a house costing not less than during the coming summer; if à nore costly house is built, the land will be suld even cheaper.If no house is built this year, the price will be (wenty rents per foot Land od he neighborhood is selliug at twenLy-five cents font.This will bo a feshions ble neighborh: and land wili be worth, fifty cents per foot in four or five years.Address \u201c1, 2013,\" STAR office 413 JOR BALE A GOOD VESTMENT.A BLOCK of four tenements, 1 built and having every mod- rovement, nicely situnted, near Be Catherine et, in the western part of ta oy would sell one house separately if required nnd woul d takon Tacant lot or lots in part sent or particulars apply to W.Hood & 10 Richmond 438 Atty oF REAL ESTATE FOR BALE Call or send for one F McMANN, 37 1?ood _ 178 St.James street.OCSES TO RENT.CALL OR BEND FOR A with every convenionce\u2014geutiemen of vorsity st.OOMB\u2014AND BOAKD FOR \"SUMMER.NICELY furnished bedroom pad aittingroom communicatisg, in private family, Pointe Claire; May and Buptembor inclusive; first in every Toupect References exc ed.dress \u2018\u2019C 1792,\" STAR © 43 I OUMS-TWO LARUE UNFURNISHED ROOMS for Heht } Juurckee ing » sud » comfortably turishod bedroom.47 M Gal.an 4 R OOM WARM, WELL FURNISHED, LARGE frout room; sli modern vouaveplvnces; terms woderate.23 Cathcart.415 §2 VOM\u2014COMPORTABLE ROOM, siugle, with board 15 Balmorul sf I ; GOMB\u2014 DOUBLE OR SINGLE, WELL FURnished; gus, every convenience; opposite Arcade Cafe.Son BL Catberine st.433 T VOM - AN DEOMELY ES ISHED BEDROUM.416 DOUBLE OR 423 OUM \u2014 TO LET, A PARLOUR BEDROOM, ON first flat.No.68 Victor st.QOMS-TO LET, LARGE OR SMALL, WELL oR Rs nished, on bathroom or upper fat.37 McGill Col logo avenue.421 Reus WITH OR WITAQU TT BOARD.ALL modern improvements.1108 t.Lawrenoe st.42 6 Roms NICELY FURNISHED, BACK \u201cAD front parlor.46 Victoria a ROME HANDSOMELY YEU RS IBHED FEDRoON, with board, suitable for married couple or gentle men.tion, wuru house, home comforts.i il Bhuter rest, Reo - LARGE AND WELL FURNISHED, on bathroom fiat.44 Osbo R OUMB- NICELY FURN HED, WITH aT.«as, hot water, etc, at 189 Ble ury si.as Rooms; AND BUARD, 2 LARGE PARLORS, double and single, cheerfil rooms, with or without board; with all conveniences: heatod with ly furnace; in tine locality.Not moving in May.Address ve G a STA K office.OOMS- COMFORTABLY Y FURNISHED Rooms to rent.29 Burnside Plau 433 Re \u2014FURNISHED SINGLE ROOM, SUITABLE for gentleman or lady.79 Bt.Cutberine st.£ I GOMS \u2014 SUITABLE FOR PROFESSIONAL À people.556 Dorches: RME, 8SINGLE AND DOUBLE, ROOMS, we furnished, with good board ; 21 MoGli Collego ave.Ï COM5\u2014ONF OR TWO ROOMS, FURNIBHED OR pufurnished.2065 8t.Catherine st, corner Mence Ï OGMB\u2014TU LET, FURNISHED, FOR GENTLE- Msn or married couplo.179 a nd 18] Bleuryst 433 JI UOMS AND BOARD, AT NUMBER 36 8T.Denis.Not moving in May.437 OONS -COMFORTABLE FURNISHED ROOMS, double and single, ee Ol of quiet habits; gos and erery couvenience.ot movin, 65 Vote 1 OOM \u2014 ELEGANTLY hester in room, 5 minutes from P.de Mars st UOMS- TU LET, TWO LARGE ROOMS, FURnished, in good order use of kitchen sod dining- room ; 816 ger month.8 Lagauchetier Te.435 OUMS~ fn FRONT.WARM, PLEASant, fot married and stugle, use of kitchen if needed ; moderu conçeniences.166 Bt.Antoine st.ST JPOOM + To LET, UNFURNIBHED.TO THE right party rent no object.Apply 179 McC ord st.FURNISHED, STEAM O 14 Champ Rec \u2014 To LET, FURNISHED OR ONTUR- plshod | 2649 BL Ontherine street.poses CHANCES.R BA RESTAURANT, DOING GOOD BUBI- ness, op! piteito the Court Houses.Apply 1570 Notre Dame st 4j R iE HEAP, A WELL ASSORTED SMALL stock of bots and shoes; in n good locality.1904 Bt.Cathe ge st.Fer 8 PRETTY FRUIT, CANDY AND sto ns Bt.Lawrence, owner loaring ¢ city.Apply 43 êt.H.413 QUR SA ed in a lol the good will of d AN TEREST CAN BE AOQUIR- tablished retail fur business, where A ls invaluable; pronition cen! otal, ts tlons ln perortan ty for rate capital.Abu P 0.Box 36 VV ANTED\u2014AT ON ONCE, AN ACW\\\\VE YOUNG MAN with fi ix h undred dollar?to take an interest in a new ente which pay him sati increasing in value yesrly.usintance of the advertissr The experience snd large furnishes abun is.Apply between 8 and 9 a roof oft rial Bi HORSES AND CARRIAGES, ETC.Fo BALE\u2014A VICTORIA, IN PERFECT © for single or dotble.Apply to Berard & rhin 1945 Bt.Catherine st.FE, SALE.A Gop PAIR OF BLACK SEAR P chase sell yr exchange tors re.driv: horse.The to Brunstick Stables, 69 Alexander at ! \u2014GENTL and able outfits EN WHO HAVE HORSES printed list.sell to communicate with the F McMANN Bia oT AT kinds ME » demand ci horses and out ts man, Aus Tk Room 37 tf eod 178 St.James street.Imperial Bull à Pegs nl phone 3972.WAY TED\u2014TO P ma A LIGHT ExFhess.FOR SALE.Must bo in good Apply to 2653 Bt.Elen NN rr A0 ine streat.For BAI.F\u2014100,000 FT.BELTING, 50 DIROOUNT; 800 pulleys, 60 ee 10 engines, boilers, 5 to 40 b.gover: hangers, es, planers, molders, enon.mortising, boring.and sawing machinery.Mullin & Co.Papivean sq.277 ut FOR SALES FOR THE MILLION, KINDLING, 82: dwood.32 50; blocks, $150 per load; all kiln dried and best, wood ever uffered.J.C.Mao id 2 5.cor.Bt.James snd Guy.Telephone ¢ sue.JOR SALE\u2014TWO HORSE POWER 825 ENGINE (Otto), in perfect order.Apply 231 For BALE- \u201cA CARPET IN.Al CONDITION AN AND \u2018of the best quality.Apply No.98 St.Denis ta 6 OR SALE.A NEST OF FIXTURES FOR store, 11 fret, 4 in.long, 6 feet deep.Apply at Bamels s 2341 St.Catherine st OR BALE\u2014HOODB 7 OCT.PIANO, Ent cheap ; nleo black waloat parlor suite ; party leaving the city.poly 557 Maple R SALE - AT A BARGAIR, AN VFRiouT plana, 7 octaves, in perfect order.Add \u201cQ 2178,\u201d BTAR office ve 1 JOR BALE A PAIR OF GENUINE BLACK OQCK- er apandels.Apply to No.4 Hospital st.LOST.LL OST- A SILVER HAIR PIN.FINDER WILL be rewarded by leaving same to 54 St.Matthew at, OBT\u2014-ON BATURDAY, BETWEEN GREER & Sons\u2019 hat factory snd Notre Dame at, 4 ten dollar bills; wages of = poor man.Finder will be rewarded on r ing the same to No.1008 Bt.James st.O8T\u2014A LITTLE.LONG-HAIRED DOG, DARK 4__ with light pawn.Reward at 146 Mansñeld Aut 431 1 OST BETWEEN CRAIG BT.AND LAVAL À avenue, by way of St.Lawrence and Rachel #ts.a collector's old lesther book, containing leases, oe of no yao to any ano but owner.Fleas return to L.be Urbain st, and be rewarded.OST\u2014ON BRD DEC.MALE rva, LARGE SIZE.4 Any one returning to J.A.Moir, 41 8t.Francois Xavier at, will receive raward.431 OST-MONDAY MORNING, THE 13TH INBT., 4 black cocker spaniel without collar; was last soen on Sberhrooke at.west.ease return to 116 Mackay stand be liberally rewarded.31 OST - FROM 1025 BHERBROOKE BT., A BLACK to name of \"Clyde.4 and tan collie dos, soswe Return and be rewn ORT-ON ans NIOHT, ALONG HT.GENE- À vieve, Crag, Vitre and Bt.Lawrence sta.& cloth cape, be belonging to a boy's overcoat.Reward st 37 St Anne st O8T\u2014ON STH INST, TWO BWITCHES OF HAIR and a bisck veil.Finder will be rewarded returning to Sergeant Charbonnes: a, Chaboilles « 1 OST \u2014 MONDAY MORNING, FROM 34 ST.n- Catherine street, English dos; colar, lemo white.Cote St.Antoine Dog Tax N Reward at above address.432 PROPERTY WANTED.ANTED-TO PURCHASE BY RESPONSIBLE party well built house, in locality, to be tor by monthly payments ox ding over J rmumber years.Address = Bran ANTED \u2014 TO PURURASES AST ST Feu Ww double tenement, of 6 EX shont, $3000 or self ur and Be.Lavroncs WANTED =) PURCHASE.ANTED-TO PURCHASE SECONDHAND BOIL- sad engiu from;eight Le FIA Aa horse wren \u201cBena deere Ce, WASTED ~TO TO PI = LADIES AND GENtleman's cast off cloi , fura, etc.; also jewellery.Highest prices patd.Apply Morris, 697 to ANTED-TO PURCHASE 2 SND HAND BILlard tables and 3 pools.E.L.Ethier & Oley 8 8t.Denis st., Montreal.s6 ANTED-TO PURCHASA SECONDHAND GAS stove.Must be cheap md with latest improvements._Htate particu tlars.85 St.Antoine et.si ANTED -A BECONDHAN} TYPE-WRITER, IN good order.Apply to Box fé Post Ofice._45 1 PARTNERS W TED.AA SNS ASN ~~ ANTED\u2014A PARTNER H ONE OR TWO dollars capital, tojnvest in à rofitable isiness.Can have full control of \u201cP 1e BTAR offfce.\"8 3 CT- ANTED\u2014A PARTNER In CONTRA [is Address ing business 2170,\u201c FTAR office.ANTED-A PARTNER INA OHHISSION AND financial oA capital $3000.Address Ially, *T AR office.431 PUPILS WANTS ANTED-MUSIC PUPILS, B sons given st their own home 1 $1.50 per month.totoria ANTED\u2014PUPILS IN = Professor Warnault, 157 Dulu years experience in the gies Conte Uierfichoois.43 5 BOARD WANTED cou and two young | Ladies, of Beaver Hall.Btate lowest terms, t \u201d TA ofiice.a3 _ BOARD AND WABHIR}.IN PRI.WW ANTED - vate family; no other boarders; In Bt.Antoine street.Btating terms, \u201cQ 317 ROOMS WANTED, ARTED-BY MARRIED COUPLE, with use of kitchen, Urbain street, ot Upper Bt be moderate.Address WW ArTED MiGELY FURNISHED ê 1 BRD.room, between on Dorohreter an streets.rms Addrees 1.83 Aran ope BOARD AND ROOMS WANT ANTED- ve tar single a 09,\u201d BTAR office.MISCELLANEOUS.ANTED\u2014AT ONCE, À RICE HOME FO littje daughter, aged § yours the len MONTREAL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1893.SPECIFIC ARTICLES.Al.A Perfect Article.wl The purest quality of Cream Tartar, finest » h lized Hi Carbopate of Boda are used io its It Fes stood A 1 with E Pousckoepars for for he \u2014 years, and is now (if possible) be All the Best Grocers sell te À AH, DE LORAMIER! Fipe Gentlemen's Furnishings EBbirts made to ordes._____ 1500 Notre Dame Street, 106 Ju bone Wood SPLIT PULLEY.to ev feat eed ry gy Montreal.ply lled a Sarma Apply to ALFRED BEN ENN, 298 8 for the Goldie & MoCulloch or one of bin on ke.All Fits stopped free Dx.a] FITS.GREAT ee nao an! No Fits ©.fie Sy lg to Fit cases.Bend to Dr.Kline, 931 Arch sk, Phila., Ps.J.A.Harte, 1760 Notre Dune Bt.Head KOFF NO MORE.Watson's Cough Droga wil will give pasitive and instant\u2019 relief Lo those ey hs, Colds, olcemensen Bore Throat; ete are inv abi ex Orntors, Vocalists.\u201cR.& * stamped each drop.3s Ÿ RESENTATION ADDRESSES! 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TORONTO, February 21.\u2014 À sub-committee the.Health recommended the dismissal of thr medical health officer, for various faulte in connection with the discharge of hisduties.The Council decided to ow the matter stand until Dr.Allen had replied to the statements made by the sub-com:uittee, DEATH FROM POISON.[sPEOIAL TO TRE stam) ALEXANDRIA, Ont.\u2014The coroner's enquiry into the death 2 Cleo- phas Duchesne resulted In a verdict of poisoning by arsenic.The Jury remarked Je So dans 4 that deceased's wife pur Hate the ihe previous day, e evidence, but but ther coeld 1 oe rectly charge her pd the crime.Are as small as homeopathic pellets, and as easy to take Everybody likes them.Carter's Little \"Liver Fills.\u201d Try em.There is no great truth which has not been abused, perverted, turned to evil purposes.Special oe Webater's I Dictionary given to all chasers of § 20.0 worth goods in one day, or $30.00 in fx consecutive days.S.Cars- Joy, Notre Dame st.Nothing Succeeds Like Success.Of the many large piano manufacturers in Canada there is probably none doing a r retail business than Yihat of the old reliable firm of Heintzman & Co., at 117 Kin treet west, Toronto.This firm was esta lished in Tod by Mr.T.A.Heintzman, He is ably assisted by his four sons, who are all practical and éx- rienced men.After serving an appren- iceship under their father, they sac ave extended their practical knowledge of modern piano-making by spending some time in several of the best factories In the United States.With the knowledge thus gained and the strength of the combination added to their, father's 4 long exp berne it is not to be ered at t have succeeded In\u201d ong \u201cstich\u201d a th standard of excellence for the Heintgman & Company ph y plano, which undoubtedly ranks to- Te those \u2018of the t American hey have won the confidence ot gur ple bbe, best attes the number ch they have sold, ey have disposed raser ten thousand pianos, nearly seven thousand of which have been sold in the city of Toronto, against the keenest com- tion from both Canadian and American makers, week alone they shipped no less than ace, Grant of which were judges, mostly in and d Toronto.A oe number in es one of their nsw ds, the excallence and rity of which were er to in last 's Moil, which was ased By the Queen's hotel, © North Bay, for the sn \"st dir er Tete.'oronio Mail, Saturday.F cele ted re, are sale in } Montreal at the varerooms of , W.Lindsay, io St, Catherine street, Let RE = ain ish ofleloths and _Iinoleums in es course and Ottawa\u201d was the remark made this THE \u201cGONDOLIERS.\u201d THE FIRST PERFORMANCE DECLARED A GRAND SUCCESS.The Montreal Amateur Operatic Club at the Academy of Music Outshines Ite Efforts of Last Year\u2014A Brilliant Production.The Montreal Amateur Operatic Club holds the boards of the Academy of Music during the present week with Gilbert and Sullivan's ** Gondollers.\u201d The first performance was given last evening before a critical audience, which, however, rapidly became enthusiastic as the evening wore on.The following was the cast : The Duke of Plaza (a grandee of Spain) Mr.T.O.Sturges Jones Lulz (his attendant).Mr.F.N.Southam Don Alhambra del Bolero (the Grand Inquisitor), RP Mr.F.W.Cane Marco Palmieri.Bl .Mr.J.C.Barlow re oir ih .Mr.P.M.Bellhouse Autonio.e2 Mr.A.G.Cunningham Annibale.\u2026|E Z|.Mr.Norman Lusher Giorgio .Po \u2026Mr.F.W.Francis The Duchess of Plaza Foro.cea Miss E.V.Grier C asilda (her daughter).Miss M.Hollinshead Glanet Miss Ella Walk julia .Ines the King's Fostor-M r.Miss A.Herbert Chorus of Gondoliers and Contadine, Men-at- arms, Herulds and Pages.This is the Club's second season, and while the public has been assured \"trom time to time that diligent rehearsals and a determination to excel were the order of the day, few were prepared to enjoy a per- ormance so thorougbly satisfactory.Indeed, the Club's efforts inay be pronounced a brilliant success, eclipsing their work of last season, and setting a standard no easily su.sed by any future under, taking.T © rformance of the sprigh overture ca t the orchestra knew Vite business and ful accompaniments throu most creditable, being marked by a finish and a regard for the voices of the soloists not always observed on such occasions.\u2018When the curtain rose a brilliant mis en scene was presented by the contadine, whose opening chorus was excellently s sung without betraying the slightest trac of s fright.iss Virtue as Fiamotta and Cunningham as Antonio carried their readily and with admirable Mire ply while the introduction of and Guiseppe by Mr.Barlow snd Me Bell Bellhouse respectively, was smoothly achieved.Mr.Barlow's acting was a distinct improvement upon his efforts of last year, while either the music is better adapted to to his voice or the latter has gained both in power and sweetness, the result of a more complete control of it.The song, \u201cTake a pair of sparkling eyes,\u201d is a sweet melody and was sym patte sung.The entrance of asilda, Duchess, Luiz and the Duke created much amusement by the droll music of the scene.Mr.S 8 Jones displa ed rich powers as a come n throughout, and agility wipnin, throughout, is m and men alike.His vocal efforts will Improve as the effects of a cold under which he labors, wears off.Miss Hollins- head as ce had an important and which she di in both a singing and acting | in a charming manner, r handsome wns be also highly becoming.alker an Miss Moylan as Giane ta pre Tessa played together throughout, and much of the success of the opera was doubtless due to their conspleuous talents.Miss Walker's voice of pure and vibrant quality, fts sweet dn even tone winning or her deserved aj sp lause.Miss Moylan's voice is not of great limits, but her artistio use of it and her skill in acting are effective td\u2019a very rare degree.One of the most successful numbers was the delightfully whimsical quartetle, \u201cIn a Contemplative 'ashion,\u201d in which these ladies displayed admirable humorous perception W.Cane's loagant, articulation and eprigbtiy agility made the Grand In- mht iL ective character.Miss rier as the ess showed that her fine voice has still improved in quality and method and she filled her part most satisfactorily, The gavotte in the second act was nicely danced and of course encored.Of the costumes it may be said that those of the ladies were mirably varied and bo reg Tac: the make-up of the men was and in both ats the ensemble was EO ene © grand chorüs and dance fn\" the tempo Toa: ha was, exceedingly well done and was received with = great applause.The voices of the chorus were well at tuned, there being a cowplete absence of shouting \u2018or undue strain that frequently marks operatic ensembles.For a first night, the whole performance was surprisingly accurate and demonstrated most care.preparation.The public of Montreal will Fioubtless show their appreciation of the Club's efforts 194 large attendances during the week.e have already commended the orchestra's good work and it only remains to congratulate Mr.Couture the conductor, whose familiarity with both libretto and score enabled him to off scene after scene without a hitch.The succesa of the \u2018\u201cGondoliers\u201d from an artistic point of view is doubtless assured.The effective stage management of Mr.À.E.Etherington was seen in the success which was achieved last night.: Masonic.The lar communication of Mount Royal Lodge.No.82 .& A.M.,was of unusual intoreat, Note only was a handsome Brie aster\u2019s jewel presented to W.Bro.T.Herst, I.E M., by the members of the cage.but a deputation from Dorchester No.4, paid a fraternal visit.The deputation was composed of R.Levi and Bros, D.Toi rnd G.Stott.R.\u2018W.Bro.Cuthbert, i.+.of the Grand Lodge of Canada, as well as a host of other visitors from city lodges, were also present.After the lodge was c osed an adjournment was made to the supper room, where a social couple of hours was most enjoyably spent.The recitations of Bros.Carmichael and , Geo.Severs and the singing of the various brethren were much appreciated, w.C.*.U.The liminary annual meeting of the , C.T.U., for the election of officers was held yesterday afternoon ip the Union's rooms.at 258.8t.Catherine stre et.The resident resulted in the election of : Williams, for president a or vice-presi- oo Sion pao Paul was chosen on the second ballot.were second vice-president, Jones; third vice-president, Mrs.Gault; fourth ballotin for vice-president, Mrs.Finley; recording secretary, Smith and treasurer, Mrs.Ewing.The Company Was Delayed.The St.Lawrence and Adirondack tral from New York, which was due at 9.30 esterday bg, did not arrive before Heven in the evening.The E.J.Henley Company, which was to have filled the boards at the Queens 's Theatre, were on the train, and were consequently unable te arrive in time for the ormance.They will, however, oocupy the Queen's \u201cfor the remainder of the ook, commencing with to-night.A New Rallway Line.\u201cA railway that la todo s great deal of Lo Montreal one road now in Pe until the serious wounds had healed.full Justice-} analy: GIRGULATION 30,260 morning by a gentlewan interested in the ! export! and steamship trade here, \u201cThe road is ing constructed by Mr.J.B Booth,\u201d continued he, \u201cand is expected to be completed shortly.Besides opening up a splendid lumber country, it will be the shortest route for A m the North- West for export via Montreal.road run stra across country to Ota, and t oro is then a line to Coteau Janding; eo that grain may be railed from Parry Sounddirect to Coteau Landing.This will be a much shorter route than by ain from Owen Sound all the way round by water, on else taking it in cars from Owen Sound to Toronto, and I um satisfied the line is going to bring business to Montreal.\u201d CITY ITEMS.Ald.Thompson states that he did not know anything about, or attend the civic caucus last Friday night.The K.of L.Hall Committee will give another of their popular entertainments in their hall, 0624 Craig street, to-morrow eveuing.The Rev.Wm.S.Barnes will lecture on the subject of + Religious Life in Puritan New England,\u201d this (Tuesday) evening, in the Y YMCA A.Hall, Dominion square.PR to the absence of Mr.F.X.Ghoque ette in Ottawa to-day, the recount in t.Jean Baptiste municipal election cas was postponed by consent until tomorrow morning.The conclusion that the Fire Commissioners have come to regarding the fire in Mr, E.Stanger's house, 315 Prince Arthur street, was that it was caused by rats nibbling matches in one of the closets.Isidore Giroux, carriage manufacturer.St.Eustache, is suing the C.P.R.for 32000, The action is for damages, plaintiff having been struck by a hand car while crossin the track at Mile End to board a train, an getting his leg broken.On account of his extreme poverty and large family, the Ro on Joseph Verner was suspend the Recorder.He was changed with cruëlty to horses.He was given strict orders not to drivethe animals shipping Messrs.Kittson & Reddy, notaries, paid ver to-day to the Irish Protestant Bene- Volent Society $10,000; Protestant House of Indust Refuge, $10,000; General Hospital, $1 $10,000; Mission Fund of Christ Church Cathedral, $10,000.These donations were from the estate of the late Mr.John Duncan.on Alexander Daoust, alias Gautnier, An Joseph Amyot both pleaded guilty this morning in the Court of Special Sessions, when charged with havin Len] into the dwelling of Mr.Libervite Clap- perton also pleaded quilt Tobe having neglected to provide for his wife the necessaries of life.All were remanded for sentence.The third annual exbibition of the Montreal Camera Club was held last night in the Y.M.C.A.The collection of photographs and microscopic studies was one of fin est yet made in the Pars izes were awarded to Mr.A.erguson, Mr.E.Stranger, Miss Herecker Sherbrooke; Prof.Penhallow, of McGill ; Mrs.A.D Taylor, Miss E.L'aing, and Mr.À.Holden.In the case of Trudel and Leduc, Judge Gil has decided in favor of defendant.Plaintiff's claim was for commission romised him by defendant in the event of Bis negotiating a loan for a certain amount in the latter's Plaintiff complained\u2019 that after he ne to some trouble about the matter de defe endant had refused to su mw documents necessary to LES fm.to- complete arrangements.The Court held that the missing documents had not been withheld by defendant.The Diocesan Sunday-School Teachers\u2019 Association held its aunual meeting In th the Synod last evening.Rav.Tucker occupied the chair.The elec: tion resulted as follows: President, Bisho Bond; clerical vice- resident, v.I.N.Tucker; lay vice-president, Dr.Devidéon.C.; secretary, Miss McDonald; treasurer, N.R.Mudge; e committee, Mr.Buchanan, fea\u2019 ebster and Miss Blanche Mud, chism in Sunday- Carmichael.George Bullock, the young Englishman who ran away from Harvey's hotel, at La- chine, on Tuesday last, takin, il wilh him n paper on \u201cCate- ps was read by Dean a horse and cutter belonging to Harvey, gave himself up to t lice last night.tective Robinson found the horse andsleighat Renaud\u2019s Hotel, 641 Notre Dame street, hut the young man was not there then.He returned, however, and hearin that the > police were after him, surrendered.He could give no explanation of his stran, act, and Judge Dugas sentenced him to s months\u2019 imprisonment.Pet thieves were at work yesterday at the Ci Something like fifteen of ivy plants were stolen, as well as one valuable ross tree, while another was stripped at noon.Then Mr.Bauset got a jlceman stationed on duty in the Council pnamber until the ceremonies commen hen the Council Chamber was locked up.But pren this did not deter the party or fea from accomplishing their purpose, as during the night they stole the the pote, The matter has been placed in the hands of the police who are investigating it.Judge Gill has awarded plaintiff $185 with the case of Vezina and Leroux.Defendant had agreed to purchase two hundred tons of straw of plaintiff, who bad d to deliver them on board the cars at ar Polycarpe and Pointe Claire, defendant arranging for the supply of cars as requi Defendant, had ceased to take delivery of the straw after having acce tod a few consignments, and now refus straw on the ground that it was Frotten.The Court held that a large quantity of the straw had been damaged by exposure, having been hailed good dition, but defendant having failed to make the neoessa arrangements for its transportation to its destination within a reasonable time.Judgment was given as above, the amount, Includin he price of the quantity sold, but not delivered.A deputation of officers and members of he C.T.interviewed Sir Donald Smith yesterday afternoon at his residence, on Dorchester street.They wished tosecure Sir Donald\u2019s support, as M.P.for Montreal West, to Mr.Charlton's amendment to the ho The criminal law.They were courteously received.Sir Donald said he had pot yet studied the proposed measure, but ite general principle.He promised vi give careful consideration to he matter and endeavor also to interest his colleagues from Montreal in securing the necessary legislation.The delegation also asked that a room In the Royal Victoria Hospital be set a; for the use of inmates who were mem of the W.C.T.U.It had been the intention of the Montreal Union to devote a considerable sum of money to the erection of a memorial témpérance tablet-at the | 's Fair, but 1\u2014 a second and more popular ne orne wos that the money alos] be s spen ing such a room in the Victoria Hospital, he one could be secured.Sir Donald approved of the idea and promised to lay the matter before the Board.The ladies compris! the deputation were Mrs.Walter Pa Mrs.Findlay, Mrs.O.G.Jones, Mrs.BR.Smith and .T, C.Williams.e Sir John A.Macdonald Memorial.meeting of the deal gommittes of \u2018the Sir Jobn À.Memorial fund | will be held 1 at four o'olock to-mi 3 oon in Sir Joseph Hickson's oon, questa are to be sent out at once to sculp- | tors to send in their designs for the monu-} Then house-cleaning slips ment to bs erected on Dominion \u201cmae right along.It is over before The Provinelal Tax Question.The Hon.J.8.Hall, Provincial Treasurer, wired to the the Citizen Committee | v uestion morn! ng asl hem to send a deputétion a bec te he Goer mime .chalrman; John Laws, secretary; PRICE ONE CENT.posed as follows: Messre.J.L.Lockerby, Stevenson, A.Michaels, Walter Paul, Josophh Fortier, Lucien Huot, C.Lanctot M.Chas on, J.P.Labelle, Jos.Baylis an ous nanlt.THE DOMINION ALLIANCE.The Committees on Legislation and Extension Present Reports.Several of the Committees of the Quebeo branch of the Dominion Alliance met this morning At this afternoon's session, Mr, 8.P.Leet presented a rt from the Committee on Legislation.gret was expressed that more real advance had not been made during the past fifteen years.They, however, appreciated what improvements had n made, Including the increased penalty for infractions of the law, and enacting that liquor dealers could not go on a bond, etc, and simplifying the procedure neces: pose the grantin licenses in certain cases and Bram in convictions.The minor clause had been increased from 16 to 21 years, Lut they could not say that any or all of them had in any apprecia le extent decreased the pum- \u20ac places where liquor was sold, el the opportunities for obtaluing it.On the other hand they viewed with alann the legislation which had Increased the fees for licenses and the kinds of licensesand thereby increasing the number of places where intoxicating liqu quors were sold.They asked that provision made for takin vote in any municipality upon the quest on of license or no license at the annual election of Councillors.They protested strongly against Mr, Normand's notice of motion in the Quebec Legislature to provide that four per cent.should not be considered an intoxicant as the courts had already decided that such beer was an intoxicant.They also protest: ed against the druggists\u2019 licenses, whereby a druggist may sell intoxicating liquors without a medical certificate or in quantities over one pint per Imperial measure, and regretted that, although the attention of the Government had been called \u2018tu this matter, no action has been taken towards repeal ing it.ral Dean Sanders presented a report \u2019 from the Committee on tension, expressing the opinion that the cause of temper, ance would be greatly strengthened; branches were established or tablished in every county rovince.They suggested that such ranches should be composed of repre- \"sentatives from ev temperance organization, and, where possible, from every religious bodys, that the ministry should be asked to bring the cause forward from time to time, and Sunday Schools and Bands of Hope ta deal with temperance.THE WORLD'S FAIR.The Selection of Canadian Jurors \u2014 Canadian Cattle Exhibite.Mr.S.C, Stevenson, r and secretary of the Montreal Exposition Company, bas received the following letter about the World's Fair\u201d \u201cIn answer to my request that Canada should be fairly represented upon the juries of the the Col- umbian Fxposition, I have received a letter eak- lng me to submit to the authorities of the Expo-* tion a list of names of persons whom I would recommend for appointment on these juries.As your province will make ex bib fe A agriculture, in © stock, mines ing, a uiture, ry oral ,18 if lac if Tou we would recomend to me one n oF these branches.These persons should be the orou t in the several branches in vi they wok bed men of good Handing, and force of .am not yet advised of the number of tives that Cannda will have on the di In reference to the admittance of Canadian cattle to the World's Fair, Mr.W.J, Buchanan, chief of the De ent of Agriculture, Chi , wired Hon.Jeremiah Rusk, Secretary o Agriculture at Wash ington, asking Bim.for informatjon on the ec, and received the folios ing reply, which he has sent to Mr.S.C.S \u201cRegulation will be mado b which G dign cattle css be xhibited.It be for Intending exhibitors nln st nam: ore shi Wy They must give num- ton of cattle, and show a state ment rod part cy have been a year previous to shipment, and aocompany t partifionte of Canadian veterinary inspector that cor tagious disease has existed in any locality arrival they will be subject to inspection by veterinary of this departmen Real Estate News.Mme.Poirian et al;have sold J.B.Quesnel, lot 523, St.Laurent , with building, for $1333.33.W.S.Evans bas sold to Mrs.C.Scott, lot 32, St.Tonia Ward.frond.i 2 feet by 85, with street, $2300.V.Demers has sold to À.N.Ro y pertes 503-16, St.Mary's Ward, 2 feet by with palidines fronting on Delorimier avenue, for al Barre has sold to H.H.Mansesu Batt is: a: St.Antoine Ward.fronting on Notre Dame street, with buildings, otc., for $13,500.J, Vincent has sold to A.Mallette > part o lot 201, St.Antoine Ward, 24 fee LT street, with to y © has sold to Geo.-Hodge, lot 1641.a be Antoine Ward, frontin on Seymour avenue, 23 feet by 93, with s Fri.house, 8 Seymonr avenue, ote for Judah has sold to M.M.H.Morin St.Antoine Ward be Tot, Bs St.Antoine street, area, 506 teat, 518 foot wide in front, with hating for Cleaning House.Hard work or easy work, just as you choose.If you find it hard work, it's because you won't \u2018use Pearline.rather waste your time and your strength with that absurd rubbing and scrubbing.course it's hard\u2014that's why Pearline was invented, that\u2019s why Pearline is a household \u2018word.You don\u2019t know how easy it can be, until you let Pearline do the work.you know it, TCE will go this evening sad w e It is bablo blo that of ane cout: \u2019 mittee will foal \u2018with agriculture, éricultural L'imploments de dairy forestry.urs yery truly .8.LARK Acting ooutive CoE et! \u201d Shing and x S.Delisle the S.E, portion of lot 1687, You'd Send == PAIRS 5 3 The Baily Star -CRAHAM & CO., Proprietors.Aiea and 168 Bt.James Street.on u sue Da Dauex fut sent to any part of th u take free, 84 di or figs mor Canal Poe Tire mss CAT lactose gt \\ ue ph Eva a ge tho city aii ja Auonts for French Advertising aro Ainedoe Prince & Ci MR §iror of Fane Slo.wd B Bt.29 de Provence CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY STAR For week ending 18th Feb., 1898, Total.a 1] 1,666 Present Daily Average for Week \u2014~\u2014 ENDING \u2014 FEB.18th, 1893, 35,261.TUESDAY.FEBRUARY a, 1898.IMPERIAL TRADE POLICIES.Canada is in no condition to spend her * political force in chasing *will-o'-the-wisps.\u201d \u201c Our people have ueed enough to do practical and effective political thinking; and every idle kite sent up by a responsible hand must do us the damage of distraction and delay, even if it tumble to earth for lack of breeee.\u2018The trade question is just now the matter of prime importance before the people; and, in regard to it, there are several distinct programmes laid down for choice.Roughly Ç speaking, the widest line of demarcation \u2018les between those who would wed our trade with that of the United States and THE TWO merce with the British Islands.To the latter class belong, presumably, all Imperial Federationists.They understand perfectly the truth of the principle that where one's treasure is, there will his heart be attracted; and they are exceedingly anxious that common commercial interests should strengthen the honds of heart loyalty which now fetter us to the Empire.At their recent meeting, it was seen that these Imperial Federationists do not agree as to the best means of directing Canadian trade toward the hears of the Empire.One section propose that Canada shall stand formally and pub- Îlely ready to give preferential tariff treatment to British goods the moment the Imperial Government extends to our produce the samo consideration.This proposition has an admirably fairring about it; and, moreover, has the advantage of being already put in effect so tar as Canada can do so.If it be accepted by the Imperial Federationists, they can handsomely wash their hands now of the entire trade question having attalned the summum bdonum open to their endeavors on this side of the Atlantic; and can wait silently for Britain to do her part.1n order that it may be fully understood, however, alittleanalysis is necessary.Onthe principle articles of Canadian export, Britain has now no tariff, belleving that it is necessary that her people should have these goods as cheaply as unchecked competition can furnish them.The \u2018\u201c\u2018eminently fair\u201d proposition, then, means that Canada shall \u2018simply reduce her tariff a little on British .Imports\u2014a thing that her people are now clamoring for on their own hehalf\u2014 while Britain must reverso her whole fiscal policy and ro-cnact the Corn Laws.In order that Canada may have preferential treatment in Britain, be levied upon all competing goods\u2014almost, wholly articles of food\u2014which would enter British ports; and if this duty is todous any good, it must increase the price of these foreign-grown articles in England\u2014a fact that the colonial shippers would not be human if they failed to tike advantage of.The objections to this scheme are patent and well known.(1) It proposes thal Canada shall do nothing that she should not do in her own intere-t solely ; while it asks Britain to tax the workman's loaf.(2) Tt will Jower the price of manufactured goods to Canadians while it will raise the price of food in England.This is no objec: tion in the eyes of Canadians, perhaps; but it will militate against the acceptance of the scheme by Britain.It is, in short, atrociously uufair.(8) No Englishman of note favors the scheme.The Liberals are a unit agaivst protection of any kind; while Lord Salis: Bury, Mr.Chamberlain, the Times, and all who speak for the Unionists emphatically condemu as insane tho idea that any politi- clan should suggest that a duty be put on the food of the people.That the plan a duty must \u2014.\u2014aould carry in Canada, goes without saying.A Parliament of eldest sons \u201cmight as well be expected to repeal the law of primogeniture.But the sum of all objections against it is that Euglishmen are not fools.The erry cartoonist might \u201cprropriately pieture John Bull asking the \\ Lung Canuck if he noticed any verdancy ! is optic.\u2018ie other plan for fostering Imperial .!, favored by another wing of the n-vuit Federntionists, is that Canada if do something.This would \u2018ni at once to be more within the waco of the Canadian branch of the svnic, The position is this: We have + noir against English goods ; \u201c Britain has a ae agninat \u2018ours.The condition of our ue dll in soy eran Why not, in \u201cBhat 3 those who would rather Increase our com- | i: - y alasses requires that we reduce | Someof preference to free-trade Britain?DBritaln buys more from us to-day than we, do from her.We have a heavier average tariff on British imports than on those from the United Statest Whose turn is it to move?There is ono objection to this plan.from & politician's stand-point\u2014it offers no excuse for delay.It ls fatally ready to bo done now.There Is not a peg about it on which the moat ingenious procrastinator could hang a reason for walting a decade or two.1f there be a group of politicians who are | afraid to disturb the dutles that i now bar out English goods-while i they admit American products ut several per cept.lower-they will much prefer the other plan, which nrranges to wait for a good safe period at the very least.But are those who would keep Canada British, rather than let her become American, willing to sit qulet while the reciprocity propaganda goes onl Are they now through with the trade question until Britain turns protectionist?The people want tariff reform.Have they nothing to say as to what direction it shall take ?Dare they indeed, force the people to choose now between anti-protective, pro-American tariff reform and no tariff reform at allt\u2014for that would be the effect of their action if all who look to the tightening of the British tie followed Mr.McNeill withdrawing from the tariff discussion until Howard Vincent shall overthrow Salisbury, Chamberlain and Gladstone and rule their stead.Canada's tariff will be changed a dozen times and Canada\u2019s destiny flxed, before the preferential tariff scheme will be seriously thought of by the British people.It is a choice between a policy of \u201cdo\u201d and _ dodge.\u201d in in a policy of * THE Governor of Kansas ordered the commander of the army to eject the Republican members from the legislature building.The officer refused todo so and assured the Republicans that he would persist in his disobedience.Thus they secured what they call \u2018\u2018peace\u201d out there.Some persons would term it \u201canarchy.\u201d A BILL has been introduced into the Texas Legislature to legalize some forms of lynching.This would sweep away trial by jury, common justice and ordinary safety for human life at one swoop, Now would be a good time to circulate Annexationist ballots.Emmicanter makers have begun to take the threatened \u2018\u2018hoop-skirt\u201d craze seriously and want to legislate agalnst it.They will find that the matter is uléra vires their Legislatures.These questions are settled in a Parliament that has not yet recognized male suffrage.are \u2018\u2018drunken with partisanship.\u201d A closer dlagnosis of the case might lead to the opinion that they have reached the \u2018head- achy\u201d stage of the spree.MR.NORMAND wishes the Legislature to declare that four per cent.beer is not intoxicating.Why should they not make fifty per cent.brandy non-inebriating while they are at it?TaE economical Legislature at Quebec is down on every piece of extravagance except the fat salaries paid to themselves, MR.FITZPATRICK M.L.A.isffHing a large space in the eyes of those who hope for a solvent Quebec, EXTENSIVE WATER POWER To be Established In the Assinniboine River Near Winnipeg.Mr.N.F.Hagel, Q.C., of Winnipe was in the city yesterday, left for & last evening.Speaking to a STAR re about the proposed water power to en- tablished on the Assinniboine River, he said: \u201cSince 1852 the river has not been used for navigation toany extent whatever, and at most could not used for more than a week or two.It has not been used sinco the construction of the road, and I am satisflea that the age being in fact a railway age, that even if the water were ut the best that it has been for many years it would not be used as on means of transport to any considerable extent.The proposed water power is to be established abou three miles from the junction of the Assinniboine with the Red River, Prof.Fanning, the celebrated American engineer, has confirmed the opinion of our own wu sugineers upon the point, and has de- to be a perfectly feasible scheme.or only the people of Winnipeg, but tha country around Winnipeg, including Portage la Prairie and Brandon, the two principal points higher up on the Assinniboine, are Joining heartily in the desire to have the river closed as a navi: gable stream on account of the difference in the cost of constructing n water power system with and without a system of Jocks.With the establishment of such a water power run our electric light and to give electric power for extensive milling and manufacturing pur with the added fact that we have within 100 miles one of the niost extensive and one of the finest deposits of iron ore on the continent, there is no reason why Winnipeg should not become not only a fairly prosperous, but Indeed a very great manufacturing centre.\u201d Spenking of the Hudson Bay Rallway, Mr.Hagél said that the whole North- West were unanimous In their earnest advocacy of it, and they lived in the earnest hope that it will soon be an accomplished fact.who tawa rter St.Jean Baptiste Society.The annual generat meeting ôf tho St.Jean Baptiste Soclety of Montreal was held in the Cabinet de cture Paroissial last night.Mr.L.O.David presided.The fol lowing officers were slected for the coming jear : President, L.O.David (re-elected); rst vice president, W.Archambault! second vice-president, I.E, Beauchamp; recording secretary, PH.Roy; treasurer, J.C.Beauchamp; marshal, J.W, McGown; directors, J errauit, J.D.Roliand, J, B.A.Martin, N.Brant.N.A.Hurteau and R.Prefontaine.The namo of the Rev.Abbé Adam had been proposed as one of the directors, but an objection was ralsed on the ground that the rov.father might possibly find himself in a delicate position n the event of the Soctety giving a ball or some such entertainment, in which his profession precluded his king p part.The matter was finally settl ather Adam w {thdrawing his name.It is intended to celebrate the feast of St.Jean Baptiste with unusual splendor this year, Mook Parliament.The debate at the Montreal Parliament last night was on a motion to suppress any uewspapers advocating annexation.Tho House would not hear of any such motion as this, however, and on a vote being taken only the mover and seconder voted for, the motion.\u2018Those who took part.in the debate were Messrs, aren, Crankshaw, Me- Donald, Cote, Hi Lampard, Rosenthal nd Hoolahan.inner was bro there may be no Sar pais of the annual he up, and it seems that inner ins Year after all, to.eld | The ee Ladies n re Nhe n e TR t Monda à debate wili be on Mr.éperriar or ineatançe.\u2014 ke PRINCIPAL GRANT says that our people\u201c 0 .- THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR TUMÉDAT.FEBRUARY 91, 1893.\u20148IX PAGES, YESTERDAY'S FIRE.WAS THE BRIGADE NOT MANAGED PROPERLY?The Firemen Could Not Control the Flames The Fire Simply Burned Itself Out-Hard Work Saves the Adjoining Bulldings, Like almost every big fire that has ocour- red in Montreal for a long time back the disastrous fire on St.Pau! street yesterday afternoon evidenced the fact that the Mont- read Fire Brigade cannot successfully fight a fire ance {it has gained a foothold.Yesterdays conflagration was simply subdued (or want of material to feed the fhunes, An entire block where the lire originated was completely destroyed, and what at the beginning promised to be an insignificant little blazo ended in a property loss of about $200,000 and the lujury of two of the firemen, Lack of water, a portion of the brigade arriving late ou the sgene, fire engines not utilized when they sifould have been, à net work of wires interfering with the firemen, noise, confu- slot, contradictory orders or no orders at all, these are the principal facts to note of yesterday\u2019s disastrous fire.** There should be an investigation into this,\u201d remarked an insurance man who was looking disgustedly on at the mismanagement, to a Scar reporter, The Chief, it appears, did not turn up on the scene till almost three o'clock, and by this time the fire had got x0 much headway that the only thing to done was to try and save the buildings in the immediate neighborhood.THE FIRE STARTED a few minutes after two o'clock in the afternoon, in the office of Messrs.Keegan, Milne & Co., electrical supplies, whose establishment faces on William street.It went through a thin partition into the office of Richard Smardon, boot and shoe manufacturer, in the rear of Keegan, Milne & Co.t No, St.Paul street was the wholesale boot and shoe manufactory of 1 J.IE.Mullin & Co., Smardon's place bein, tween Mullin's and Keegan, Milne & tes 8 establishments, and the three facing on St.Henry street, which is a narrow littlelane, A shaft running from Smardon's into Mullin\u2019s carried the fire into the latter place.When the first section of the brigade arrived the fire had not made much headway.The water was immediately turned on, but there was no water power, and the hose would not throw a stream 25 feet.It wus not ong under such adverse circumstances befo e fire had swept all over the three establishments.ge eneral alarm brought out the rest of ait rigade, the steamers were placed at different corners, but forper- haps almost half an hour were allowed to remain there doing nothing, as there was no one apparently to give orders.The attempted rescue of Captain Prevost, of No.4 static who was unable to escape from the fifth story of the Mullin building, was one of the worst features of the work yesterday.| None of the ladders were long enough reach up, and for twenty minutes \u201cthe poor tellow could be heard shouting for help, although he could not be seen, owing to the dense smoke.When the Langevin ladder dashed up late, there was a cheer from the crowd, but it was some time before it could raised, owing to the wires interfering.At last it reached a window on the flat where Prevost was imprisoned, but the fireman who mounted neglected to take an axe with him, and he had therefore to attempt to break window and sash in with his hands.All this took more time and in the meantime Prevost had managed to reach another ladder and overcome by smoke had fallen to the ground.e crowd manifested its disapproval openly.All this time the fire was gaining ground and by three o'clock Smardon's walls had fallen in, while the Mullin building was a mass of \"Ames, spread to the establishment of B.J.Pettener & Co., manufacturers af boot and shoe machinery, the Brow] Brewing & Company: the Walkerville Brewing Compan and the Pe ontroni MeGregor.last facto Show Case Company, ust across the lane.The firemen did goo work in saving this latter building which caught fire several times.Across St.Paul street from the Mullin building, was the coffee and splice estab] iahment of Marotte & Leblanc.The heat wns so intense that the roof of this bullding caught fire, and a continuous stream had to be poured on It to keep it from going too.Soon the Mullin building was A VERITABLE FTTRNACE.Flames were pouring out of ever window, and wall after wall came crash down, The heat for a radius of over a.undred yards was intense and the firemen were unable to get near the burning buildings.The brigades from St.Louis de Milé End, S Henri and Coteau St.Louis rendered po sistance to the brigade, but for all the effect the number of streams had on the fire the water apparently might jast as well have been poured on the street.Several lengths of hose byrst and the water in the streets around the fire was several Inches deep.The principal efforts of the brigade were directed on St.Paul street.On Willlam street, when the fire was at its height, at one time there were only two streams.The strong wind blew the smoke and blazing cinders across William street, to the imminent danger of the buildings in the neighborhood.Indeed, the roof of Messrs.Miller Bros.Toms, across William street, caught fire three times, but was ex- tin uished.William MoCulloch, a fireman £ No.2 Station, fell off the Lang-\"#n lad- iH as it was being taken down and had several ribs broken.The fire burned flercely till after four o'clock, but the firemen managed to keep it prett fell | within the block in which it started.Mullin & Co., the Walkerville Brewin, Co.the Carling Brewi Co., the Richard Smardon factory, Keegan, Milne & Co.B.J.Pottener & Co.all suffer total losses.In the other establishments the loss will more m water than \u2018fire Doyle & Anderson, wholesale tea merchants, adjoining the Montreal Show Case Company had a stock of teas valued at $65,000, and shey their damage will amount to $20, The Montreal Show Case Com any had stock and machinery valued $5000.1 The stock is badly dama, by das The cigar factory of J.E.Mullin & Co.was damaged 0 falling walls, and the stock was Injured b smoke and water, The Federal Raa by had some plant in a building west of the Mullin building, and this has sustained damage to the extent of probably five thousand dollars.Marotte, Leblanc & Co.across St.Paul street, suffer about $2000 by Wy The adjoining buildings of Ewing, tlerron & Co.and Cook's Friend Baking Sowder were slightly damaged.HA.Madley & Co., printers, 36 William, lose about $1000 in n press, which was stored in one of the burned building Ke Milne & Co.electrical supplies, are a total loss.Their plant and ppiles, ure.were valued at $15, The insurance [s as follows: The Mullin buildings, 572, 574 and 576 St.Paul street, totally gutted, occupled by J.E.Mullin Co., wholesale boot am Shoo pa manufactory; Joss on machinery, old and n raw n- material.$10,000; nado ww surances on machinery: Dritisl, Lastorn 0; Hoynl, 8 200; \"eatin: on stock WV oster TI, so lit Fig, Ji oyal, $50 hold.4000; United Fire i Union, - Janot: North erica: sx otal loss, $25,000; insurance, $l Kox- orwick, ; Lancashire, 00; Phenix, of.Hartford, Scottish, Jomo Hartford, 00, Total insurance LL stock and machinery, $3 loss on same, Wate tervillo | rn Company.a.$3000, Tnsurance.Ki pas Mallin NEC Re manufactory roof by fire, oko ne water, oN 1rance, stern ; Soottish, (LI pu Building, Nort ey building, 584 and S58 St.P damage à to bulldinge, #500), cov: el by war.os Doyle & Anderson wholesnlo tea morchants, so4 St.Paul street.© insurance is placed in the Lancashire 10,000; Hoottish Union, .$15,000.otal, donnent Show Case Com Pt a posa him ovoupied ro ae Ineuranoe n ¥f SER Mine Ty, o electrical engines \u2018wholesale dealers in \u2018eo locérioal 1 suppl alles $1500 took tusured In.Kaste A Company-Total rt Building, No.30 Wi a eo Re Lay J.E.Mulliu.Damage, aocoupled hy B.Fottoner & Co, muutfue urers of Boot and shoe machinery; loss, 310, ono; insurance on stock and A Kastor 100.di pT \"ua streot-\u2014J.Hill, ware- houserai.storage bond Np.73; logs, $2000, fully covored by insuriinoo, Building in roar of 85, 37 and 89 St.Pau! stroct \u2014Owned ity J.E.Mullin.Loss, $1500, : Insured in orwich Uniou for §2000.Occupied by J.Ross & Fon, electric wire works.Loss to etook ap- proximatod att .The building is also oceu- ed or L.MeGro or Just Juanufacturor.1000 : three 350 Trudeau, who sale fee Tusured in the Phoenix, $4000 ; Conunerclal Unlon, $1500.ey Hght.THE QUEEN LEAVES OS OSBORNE.How Mr.Gladstone Came to Omit a Reference to the Land Question In His Speoch\u2014Yates' Opinion of Blake.NEw YORK, February 21,\u2014Edmund Yates cables the Tribune from Londun and says: The Queen has settled to go from Flprence to Venice for n° few days on the return journey to England.It is probable that Her Majesty's residence in Venice will be the well-known Falazza Rezzonlcu, on the grand canal, which belongs to Mr.Barrut Browning.The Palazzo Rezzonico is the only private house in Venive which possesses a lift, which will be a great recommendation to the Queen.In this alace Robert Browning died.The Queen eft Osborne on Friday morning, after a stay of nine weeks, and she will not rovisit the Isle of Wight until the beginning of Jul The Queen has been in excellent heal alin during her residence at Osborne and has driven out every day.Lady Butler's famous picture, \u201cRell Call,\u201d which the Queen is going to send to the Chicago Exhibition, was purchased by Her Majesty for 2000 guineas, and has hun many years on the main corridor a Osborne.The extraordinary omission of the land uestion from Mr.4iladstone's speech on the ome Rule Bill is explained by his having accidentally turned over two sheets of notes together, This was noticed on the front Opposition bench and a hurried note was ssed across the table to Mr.Morley, call- Po attention to it, but the Chief Secretary did not venture to interrupt bis leader.The older occurred ust at the point where according to the bill, a reference to the land question ought to have come in.Mr.Blake owes a debt of titude to Mr.Joseph Chamberlain.Had he not had the d fortune to follow the member from West Birmingham, it ls ls pretty certain that very little that was good would have n hi of his maiden effort in the House of Commons.One is loath to interfere with a reputation made in the Dominion Parliament, but in common justice to the public, a statement, rendered necessary by the historical eulogies of the Irish members of Parliament, should be put forth as to what sort of a speaker this man from Canada really is.He is a gauche student, painfully dull.He took immense pains over his effort on Friday, but the speech was contemptible to hear, unbearable read; in fact if the Irishmen had not given him an ovation, an honor by the way which they seem determined to render dangerously cheap, as Mr.Gladstone will have reason to know ere long, he would hardly be potioed, except as a curious novelty.John C.Eno in New York.New York, February 21.\u2014 John C.Eno, the absconding pr president of the Second National bank ad been afugitive in Canada since 1 1884, turned to this day and surrendered himself.He appeared before Mr.Shields, a Commissioner, and was released in $20, 000 bail.The trial was fixed by Shields for the next term of the Uni States Oriminal court, which begins the second week in March, city 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Charles Magurty, Parker 8] , W.Hartl and, \u2018Albert Weodon, A.W.The above Artists are all well and (avorably Kilown in Art Circles, being members of the Royal Institute of Palnters in Water Colors; The In- sutute of Palnters 1n Oil; The Royal HucieLy of British Artists; The Koyal scottish Academy ; The Koyal Hibernian Academy ; The Royal Cambrian Academy.etc, etc, and whosé works are always to be soen at the prinol al Art Galleries fou the Metropoils of England, and cities of ope.Now on View from 9 te 6 O'Clock.Deacripiive Catalogues free and mailed to any address.The entire collection will be sold by auction at our rooms (second floor), Noa 1821 axDp 1823 NOTRE DAME BT., Wednesday and Thursday, Feb.33 and 13, At 2.80 o'clock each Afternoon.MM.HICKS & CO, as Auctioneers.SEER VERY IMPORTANT SALE (7 \u20140or\u2014 \u201cpry GOODS AND uous FUR.+ NISMING © ar Order of Trustees to close aa Es We are instructed to sell without reserve at our rooms, Nos.1821 and 1823 Notre Dame St, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 24th, AT TWO O'CLOCK SHARP, A large assortment of Fine Goods, \u2014OONBISTING OF\u2014 Best pots, Ke Oficloth, 1, 2 and 4 yards wide ; Kens} yp n Art Squares, Chenile able Covers, T ocades Wilton Hearth Hua a Mate and a large qu tity of General Dry Goods me goods, Per lately imported for a First clase cn Ek On view Wednesday and Thursday.BALB AT 2 O'CLOCK BHARP.M.HICKS & Co., Auwtioneers.INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the m.matter of A.DAVID, No.$501 Notre street, Montreal.a mdersigned will sell br aucticg, at No.95 st.Drames street, Montreal, oi MONDAY, 37th FEARUARY, 18083, at 11 e'cleck, the assets of the Estate as under: Btore will be opened on 35th insant.KENT & 7 Place d Armes Montreal MARCOTTE BROS.Auetl: 43 d dow onesrs.FOR CIVILITY, ANADIAN PACIFIC NEW TOURIST CARS Te ox LBAVE MONTHAL o om mores a crann) LE rare ToRONTS, PETROIT) .TURSDATA ae 99) +» saTURDATS vAXCQEUEE Bén.} «| TA\" of hoes cara are In ntendod chiots or the accommodation cdo ao canary are com oom?oid SE fr To adie \"epbenes which ra pes Cort - turned Into comfort- beds at.night.oi cera are charge commodation In them can small additional yum on TICKET OFFICES 266 ST.JAMES STREET And at Stations 3 Jaw competent porters, and secured upon pagibent of FIRE ONLY.\u2014 \u2014FIRE ONLY.INSURE WITH THE PHŒNIX INSURANCE CO.HARTFORD, Cash Oapits FuLL Dxrosrr wirr TAR Doxawiox Gov GERALD E HART, Genl Mgr, Canada Bran oh, Montreal.and Gud AVER } Montreal Agente R.FABRE, J A.MERCIER, Bub.Agents.OABIAS & PERRAS, Agente for Bt.Cunegonde.Montreal Ofice, = - 114 Bt.James street.syed a4 low in à and Fire Poll paies Prono English.Bie > rol REWTOUND 0 FOR SALE, 5 | Serpentine Marble.M the above marble has recently boen décore A the property belonging to C.BRAZEAU at PORFAGE DU FORT, QUE., 8 miles £ HEALY STATION, on the Canadian Pacific .À sampie is Bow on exhibition In tho BTA office window, ow SCOTCH DRAIN PIPES - - - PORTLAND CEMENT, In dock and to arrive st lowest market prices Ww.&f F.P.CURRIE & CO., 00 Grey Nun Street.\u2014 = Jor H.R MOLSON & BRUS., ALB AND PORTER BREWERS, 2 DANE rar sauce sans MONTREAL 0eme MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS, NSN SNS NN NN NAY HEAR THE \"| BLACK KNIGHT! The Famous Celored Orator, In Dominion Square Church TO-NIGHT AT BIGHT O'CLOCK.COLLECTION.UNITY CLUB - FREE LECTURE.An lllustratedd Lecture Will be given in THE CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, Beaver Hall Hill, ON WEDNESDAY EVENINU, FEBRUARY tind, .By Prof.D.P.PENHALLOW, e- UPON\u2014 The Place of Plants in the Economy of Nature.Orguu Recital a! 8 v'clock.Lecture at 8.15 o vluok.PUBLIC INVITED.131 ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd, At 8 P.M, DR.BULLER Will deliver a LECTURE in the NORMAL SCHOOL, \u2014\u20140%\u2014 [LA ; ; > Inattentive Pupils, To the TEACHERS' ABSOCIATIUN.The ramme will also Include Musical Selections and a Honing by Mr.Stephen Admusion free.are cordially weloome, whether members of thy Association or bot, 418 ELIZABETH BINMORE, 8 ecrotary LECTURE BY REV.CANON ELLEGOOD, MA, \u2014In the\u2014 Hall of {he Chureh of SL James the post, On TUESDAY, Feb, £ist, at Eight p.m.Subject: \u2018Incidents of travel and poople 1 met.\u201d The Lecture will be Interspersed with vocsl and tn- strumental music.ADMISSION 25 CENTS.Prooseds for the Church of the Advent.413 CRYSTAL RINK.HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP.VICTORIA vs.CRYSTAL.Thursday Evening, Feb.$3, __431 MUSEE LA SALLE, 1683, 1684 Notre Dame Street.Historical Groups, Statues by our Canadian Sculptorr Hebert.Palongs, Luminous Fountains.Open or esy day from 10 a.m.to 10 Admission 2 \u201ccent Children 10 cents.H J.Ashman's Sales.sprins Auction Sales of Household Farai- ture, Etc.your final selection of an Auo- tioneer to conduct your sale, you will perha consult your best Interests b x interviewing t ubscriber, who bas conducted some of the sont fmportant Sales in and around Montreal during the past 3 years ial 1 Terms, Good Advertising, Efecient A , Gemtlemanly Conduct, Prompt Bottiemtnis.always a good Audience and General Satisfaction nc maremicod.H.J.ARNMAN, General Auction 73 TANT Building, 8t.eres 8e BY For the convenience of Up Town Restdents H.J.A.can be Interviewed at residence.113 Enuter rom 8 to bam, 12 till 2 and after 6 oc Telephone : 3878.26 24 Before makin, Marcotte Bros.\u2019 Sales.\"RADE SALE.We will offer to the trade, on WEDNESDAY, SIND FEBRUARY NEXT, at our rooms, 05 St.James Street, In lots to suit the Trade and without reserve, a bankrupt stock of fine ary ge assorted.amounting to $5,000, besides stock of Dry Cloth Caps, Bardra re , etc, serge weed, Prints, Hoslery Glove Handker- te Women's Button and L Boots, 22 cases assorted Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s Boots.BALE AT 10 O'CLOCK A.M.MARCOTTE BROS.418 Auctionoers.O MANUFACTURERS AND CAPITALISTS.The manufacturing place heretofore occupied P.Hamelin, 35 & 37 St.Andre street, With ine, Boller, and Machineries for general wood work, will be sold by auction on the premises on FRIDAY, 34TH FEBRUARY INSTANT, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M.os dL in first-class condition.Fine business For further nnormatIon, apply to PF, RIEUTORD, notary a 168 Amherst Street.MARCOTTE BROS, as Aucti REAT AUCTION SALE \u2014or\u2014 JEWELLERY AND px YERWARE to the amoun We receive Thatroetions non 1 H.Telchman, ot Ottawa, to sell at our rooms, 05 St.James at., THURSDAY ERIDAY, eue 13rd and 44h DPEAry mex um KTOCK, CONSISTING OF \u2014 guantier of Gold and silver Watches, Rin Buttons, Earrings, Breast Pins, Brace.lots, and a great lot of Bllverware, Knives, Fork: Spoons, Trays, Cruet Btands, etc.be sol without reserve and spot cash and the \u20ac delivering ofthes oods made immediately after the sal he owner is leaving the city at once.Also the stook of Nap.Leto deweller, Insolvent, transforred (0 our ri to d Tithout reserve bylorder of Bilodeau & Henaud, rs, viz:\u20141 Safe, 3 Bhow Cases, Quantity of Rich Sharma, Clocks, Chains, Bracelets, 8, Etc, Eto.SALE Pr 10 O'CIVOK A.N.EACH DAY.94 MARCOTTE BROS., Auctic UCTION SALE OF FURNITURE 89 ST.JAMES STREET.Tuesday, rr dmesday and Thursday, the 21st, nd, 23rd February Next, of 2 Cottage Pianos, 1 Square I Ptano, 00m and Parlor Sots, 6 Bedroo Eas; hairs, Carpe a: an clou, Curtains and Poles, spring Be Ornaments, pring tiresues, Fe een aE: Crockery and and Cutlery also Engl.10 pi leces patte 58 pieces Print, 12 icon gray And Na tion, 8 cases Ladies\u2019 But.Boots, 7 cots.The whole will be sold in retail and a ou reserve.BALE AT TWO O'CLOCK P,M.EACH DAY.as RCOTTE BROS.Auctioneers.Fraser Bros\u2019 Sales.ATALOGUE SAI A VALUABLE COLLECTION Of Mandard and Illustrated Books, Being the Library of a gentleman who iy leaving the tie Boat such à choice selection of the works t authors.Many of the books in hand- aon at ouf rooms, No.320 St.James street, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 33h FEB., At 3.30 p.m, anrialosues ready and Books on view Wednes- ae Auctioneers.] XTENSIVE REGULAR WEEKLY auction of New and py Secondband Houséhold Furniture, Carpets Goods, Merchandise, oro os.pie atl: our Sales room, No.380 FRIDAY NORNING, pi vu AT TBN Là LOCK.made, Excellent stordge for FRASER st h advances tidied ote.iL D* DAVIS PENNYRO 1] MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.ACADEMY OF MUSIC .- BENRY THOMAS.LESEE AND MANAGER.! Gllhert and Bulliyvan'a Opers \u201cTHE GONDOLIERS\" || (By special permission o! R.D'Oyly Carte.Kag.) Under chi tho lstinguished patronage of SIR DONALD AND on February.10th, 90st, 22nd, 33rd, 34th, 5th with saturday Matinee, by The Montreal Amateur Operatic Club includes Mins Elin Weiter Nise A ithe Miss E.V.rer ine 5 Virtus, Mise 4 Blivérane, Mine srt Meusr J FW Cane, PM Bell- À >.Bal O.Star; , i A.G.Cunningh a w ones À Southam, I Full Orchestra, age Chorus Mr, IL.A.Fremings, Mr.4, Comture, roLary.Director.Gallery, 23c.Moylan, Miss ocr Prices $1.09, 75e, 50e ; Beuts nuw on sale st Nordhelmer's._ Coming Attraction Madeline Merli.LEEN'S THEATRE a.oo on REszayeD fuesd 50 CENTS.is Weel nee neada ahd Ks \\J wuble bill\u201d two ureat Ins.HEN LE order 5 durable fi er reel \u201cous CLUB\u201d AND © a, - Next Week: ME dpi DHEW L T From Mexico.Comin MASON ER Girl Theutrs box oftice open olf day 423 T THEATRE ROYAL.Every Aftecnoon snd Evening this Week Pulse of New York Prices of Mmission, 10, x and cts.Ros Hoats Wee Plan e Theatro from 9 a.m.tili 10 p mn.4 Coen ROSE nits BURLEEGUE COMPAN 426 ] GRAND FAIR \u2014 IN AID OF THE \u2014 3 Home for Incurahles LAUIL WINDSOR HALL, Friday and Saturday, MARCH 3rd and 4th, 1 TO 10 P.M.WINDSOR HALL, \u201c One Night Only, Thursday, March 2, AT 8 PH, .MRS, JARLEY'S WAX WORKS, Reserved Seats, 75 cents.Admission, 50 cents.To be had at SHEPPARD'S, 2274 St.Catherine uf Btreet, where pian for Reserved Beats will be gn y on Wednesday, Feby.15th.WINDSOR HALL, * The Thirtecnth Brent in the Star\u201d Course.Lecture by o Celebrated Divine, or.p's, HENSON, of Chicage.' Subject: * FOOLS\u201d, | Thursday Evenlus, Feb.ord at 8 p.mou pin at George A hemmed Music Store, 327¢ # 3 7.; + Victoria lang CLUB WILL BE HEAD IN THR RINE OF FRIDAY, tith FEBRUARY, AT 8 P.M.Bubsoribors will be admitted on presentation of hey season tickets.ckots for non-subacriben 500 each, le at the, Becref , snd st Rink on jj the evening of the entertainm ent.rs of International Miniog Convention will TT Band of Lhe Vietoria Rifles will be in attendance.W.ALEX.CALDWELL, Hoo.-Treas.Bon Trent por kets are now being lssued * the HAA ail FANCY DRESS *! Car n nival\u2019 ILLUMINATION.; | (The Last of tbe Season).THURSDAY Evg., Feb.28rd inst.4 The Band of me Victoria Rifles bred be present.Members taking part are requestod to registe Admission to Spectators, 25 pd T.X.FOSTER, Hon.Seo.1st P.W.R.423 There will be à meting of the Com- paoy st the Armoury, Cralg street, on Thursday Evening mext, the 23rd instant, at 8 o'clock sh.Every member .must attend, and all clothing and ere must be returned on or before inst.THOMAS F.DOBRIN, 433 Lieut.ding MONTREAL D SNOWSHOE CLUB.WEDNESDAY RVENING, FEB.2.Where there will be à grand display of FIREWORKS and BONFIREAS.oA Improm ptu Concert and5 Bonnet Mop i < d in honor of the visit e members of ibe ¥ INTERNATIONAL MINING KrBOCTATION Club the nasium, Mansfield st, at 8 tres: Snow .} -r ALL UP MONTREAL! Ed H.DODDS, Hon.Bec.Lady friends ot 5 members are 1k also welcome.433 à ST GEORGE 8.8.CLUB.nr to CLUB NOUSE \u2014AND- p GRAND ENTERTAINMENT An qu pla; of Fi ks, WEDNESDAY Evening, $% io ry Ts honor of the visit of the Members of the ê Tr ani Mining ion.LADIES\u2019 WEICOME.Members arn particularly requested to turn out im Costume.ALL UP, #T.GEORGE! ! 8.JACKSON, Bec.Treas.L E ARAB f.8.CLUB Pa BT pe her Tn Woinandag Wiebe td > v Inet.starting from À: of re pm.A Entries to he paid before Weänes.de Nicht.at 6 p.10., to the Treasurer, Soi?No tre Dam o Btreat, A.A.LONGTIN, Ses.433 43 DANCING.PROP.DURKEE'S ACADEMY, 2360 Et.Catheriae Bé.BEGINNERS CLASS Mondaÿ snd Thursday evenings.Intermediate Class- Tuesisy and Friday evening Advanced Ciass\u2014Wednesdny and Saturday evenings Private Lessons day or evening.; ANCING AND DÉPORTM ENT, D \u2019 Queen's Assemity Rooms, 2131 4.Catherine Street, Asemblies, Monday and Saturday Evenings.0 receive Instructions in clam end Dances of all kinds You cso be rapt teach you Ra A.ROY RONALD: ir ANCING \u2014 MISE M.des 4 D class for new beginners 1) teach the waite im ofx rer ones ted inatenot Latour fr Se Hw . 7 dise oe E à D h A i } + a > » f 1 3 + ST hdl : WORLD FAIR GAMES.\u201c+ THE HOME OF THE MANHATTAN CLUB TO BE BOLD, gr ey Shooting at Cote St.Paul and Iber- + ville\u2014Cupling in she City Rinks Snowshosrs' Veterans\u2019 Nights \u2014Miscellaneous Sports.The World's Fair Championship Committee of Athletic Union met yesterday afternoon at the Astor Houss.The following members wero present : Howard Perry, prosi- dent of the A.A.U.; F.K.Stearns, Detroit A.C.; Wm.B.Curtis, New York A.C.; A.G.Mills, New York A.C., snd J.E.Bullivan, New Jersey A, C.A.G.Spalding was present, representing the Chicago A, A.The letter of the Chicago A.A.appolating the local C heruplonship Committee Ya received, and the was In- notity the Becretary tar The Chicago A A.that the appointinent was approved.RS ng re pam uw the commitios ; 4 & chairman ; ._C.Lightner, J.G.W.8.MoC ootb.Booth, B.B La, Sos.Adams and H.J Plan and Scope ( \u2018ommittee presented its report and was discharged.The report as accepted follows © Committee decided to hoid a three-day Be on the Chicago Le aseball Grounds er UU, 14,15 recu 16, the contests tu Open to urs of the world.© a re dicap athletic track and field games, ey prov pt.14.will be devoted to han- me oud 75-yard, 150-yar: yard, 1000 and 2-mile a ÿ h Jump.prod Jump, ne quite shot, 56 weigl almmer, pu pole ya ard hurdle, veus walk, 2- ol ard b te cata bicycle, tug-of-war (teams of four, weight unlimited), all hand dicap.e prizes for these games will be A.À.die medal for first, second and hi at an emblematic souvenir medal for every athlete who competes, The second day.opt.18 wal be devoted to team con: acrosse, football, oricket, etc.gone will be issuad to the amateur athletic clubs of America, Europe and Australip soliciting correspondence and entries teams for Lhese contosts.such corres nd- once and entries must be received by cre- of .A.U.on or before July 1.The ro Tamme for Sey t.15 will be arran rests of such teams as shall enfer.\u2018or the third day, September 16, there will be a World's Fair championship amateur athletio fleld meeting with twenty-two separ ate Le fol ows: Ome hundred yards, mia 4, one mile, five voc mile walk; pole vault, Jump.ai ais, ro shot: fifty-six pound Ld hurdle.220-yards hurdle; two pile or 1 standin high Jum, standing road jump; pole-vaulting for distance, fifty six Pound d weigh a gn running bop, step and Pp.for the best ned to all amateur athletes of the a The prizes will be suitable emblems of a design to bo solected by the com- ittee.© entrance fee for the handicap meeting will be 5 for each athlete for each entry, and for the onsh 29 meeting $2 for cach al lete for each entry.Entrance fees for either day will waived for athletes entering from clubs outaide the United States.8 vote the committee pppolntea Wm B.Curtis.Howard Perry and J.E.Sullivan as the Executive Cominittee of World's Fair to arrange all champions p games, with pow details rd on to the games, This committee will at once open up correspondence with foreign athletio clubs.Further information concerning matter connected with these games ww Eien by J.E.Bullivan, secrutary .U\u2026 ce box 611, New York City.Farewell to the M.A.C.NEw York, February 19.\u2014The Cherry Diamond is about to sink into oblivion.The club house closed and mold, and one of most noted athletic organizations that was ever formed will pass out of existe £a For months not the me bers \u201cPare been nF to extri cate the club from ne over ve ng dot bt tha at has borne it down.They have utterly failed, and there is nothing left but » recel and dissolution.Laat night the members were called er to take & final eflort to rave othe club.It was fenemally understood that unless success crowned eir efforts there was little use of continuing the stru, le.bably two hundred members gsthe rod in the theatre of the club last night and made a te effort to raise tho des of the EE that is Abeolutely necessary in or- ut the club on its fee canvases it as found that the es amounted toonly §1000waich m a tots subscription of $185,000.The prospects of get D that sum are slim.In fact there © froepec ana those who argue Lhat there.is is sth hope simply a ve thom- Tt w was said that a prominent member that if the fund reached heb,000 he woul To scribe the remainin name was not divulged, It was also said that creditors representing $102,000 were willing to take any amount offe them.After tho meeting was over Recel vor Freedman said that the house would be closed to-mor- row and that the property would be advertised and sold in from two to three wee Meantime the members could de what they saw fit in the direction of reo ion.There is à Sheritfs lieu of $: 1000 6 n the property that must be satisfied within twenty daye.t the close of the meeting many mem mitted that the jig was up.The Manhattan A.C.was projected November 1, 1477.at 456 Sixth avenues, the gate being George W.Thomas, William ¢ idabock, Jr., Rotort H.Culbe d George Carr.rt, an On £7 hw 1878, the club was for Thee ratod the following gentlemen: (George V Carr.{leorge W.Thom e D.Parmiy ford_B., Rgmeroy, Cc.nce, Hany W.H.Gri ffen, E.4.Gurney, John Le \"The club encountered many culties in uecuring proper grounds, but finally twenty- two lots fac on the west side of Eighth avenue, betweén Fiffy-sixth and fty seventh treet.were secured.> The founders, backod with money and \u20ac Enoouragement by the rest of the members, went immed ately to work to excavate and lay houe grounds, and early in the spring of 187 tes were thrown vpen to a reriea of tree fo bition races on a cinder-ash track an eighth of a mile In circuit, with a hundred yards straightaway running across i it.THE GUN.Shooting at Iberville.The members of the Iberville Gun Club assembled on their grounds on the 18th instant to comte for a handsome silver cup.emblematic of \u20ac sport, which was present.te the club by the mayor of the town, Dr.N.hevalier.The shoot t was open to charter morsbors only, and the scores on 15 birds were as below A.Goyette P.Pg if betwen Messrs, A swee cepnako on 13 bi ird Thuot and Arpin resulted ay Xd, Arpin.1111011 vo 1111\u2014 318 P.Thuot, ar.101110111113100\u2014 11 Shooting at Cote St.Paul.Tho usual weekly shoot Look placo at the Cote Paul Gun Club grounds on Fou b.18, he firat match on the tapis being the Hamilton.medal, which resulted in another win for Mr.Aubin as shown by the following scorea: a foi i 1 L.011110111010311 11 OLTHInILLIRIL10 11 - 111111101100100 10 001110110111011 10 010111110101010 9 ,Hearichon see 001110010101 101 8 Jas.Ca 011010110001101 8 MH Tram.000000100010100 3 Urra, .100001010000000 3 Me tie between Mossrs.Aubin and Allan was shot off and won by the former, An pren sweep was then shot, with following 1011171111 9 0111111011 8 1011011011 7 1101110010 8 0001100111 5 0011601101 3 1110000110 5 0000100010 3 SNOWSHOEING.Lachine Snowshoe Club.The abeve lub held thelr annual lub races last Sat he was Blue Bonnets to ey's Hotel, Ten af the ye the mark, and, the starte Harvey, got them well off at 4.10.A o crowd turned out are taking a td in print cl bie this yours THe fire ert cross the line was: F.Skeates cate and EA bu poy ones oni ed in the 0d time of 2m, The crow, prver a waited thero for the a oxpeo © champion R Darin, who rt take A a aftor something out of which to news arrived th that he had no on the a shout wont up that sta ça the people at at the Sack of the mountain, Lachine! nowshoe Olab Olub now tan rar old, wo he expec Lon places AsO er at dir ph pot and which take he as of wrch, they may justly be t also asada Ril tak \u2014 nierane Night.have to town Sa k, and when the - HONG ILE E mn Yaa spont.In the course of which the winners of The Mo Thistles in the first draw commen the final the Caledonias last night.On the ce tho Caledonias had all their own Wa but on the ice of the latter tbe Mont- reals held their own.The most exciting match between Hutchison and D.Wil soon.through the score s 16 to 5 in Hutohison' 8 luxor, ut the Mont N meu braced and gradually gain upon thelr opponen a the gecoud west end 1h tied at sixteen, to score in the final match with M nanaged od two shots ahead Following is the score: MONTREAL ICE.(Rieonia, Montreal.Hughes a ¥ry R.Robertson Capt Lo M.Briggs Boi ond Ww.Wilson, skip, 30 W.1 Fenwick, skip, 11 John Eaman W.Reed, jr\u2026 HM M, Belcher DL.Miller T.M .M.J.Dean G.A.Cook, skip, = 3 A.McMurtry, skip, 11 CALEDONIA ICE.T.Lyall W.M.Taylor J.Bim W.M.Knowles a.Ww, Carter H.E.Suckling J.H.Hutchison, D.Williamson, Chapen \"PY 50 p Broinera \"1 .ne: £9 ovoke W.F.Brock It Boone A.F.Riddell D Wilson, KR.W.Macdo skip, 17 skip, 14 85 4 The matoh will be vontinued with the other six rinks during this week.Ottawa vs.Rideau.A friendly match was layed yesterday be between these cluba, resul ug in a Tictory for the Ottawas by 38 shots.Fullowing is the Rink No.L Ottawa.Rideau.F.O.Hutchison A.P.Lowe J.D.Wallis J.K.Henry Wm.Stewart H.H.Gîre J.Manuel, skip, 3 W.Meur! Rink skdp, 9 3 on F.Hutchison O.H.Hutchison J.W.Russell, skip, Rink N .H.Thompson G.Ven Scott H .8.Scott R Ww m.Hutchison skip.11 Rink No.4.29 skip, 10 L.A.Maingy W.K.Bennett C.Holbrook Lr.Geo.Hutchison, skip, Majority for Ottawa, 38 shots.President's Prize at the Thistle.Cameron beats Brush as follows: John S.McLean Dr.Lafleur F.Hobertson Mann Ww.J.Kirk ow Cameron, ekip, 16 Geo.B.Brush, skip, 11 HOCKEY.An Interesting Quebec Matoh.[SPRUIAL TO TRE STAR.) UEREC, February 21.\u2014 &t.George 2 ent Hockey C Tuba played In the Qu versie in last evening for ° Jamon champion.ebec in nl presence o of Kpectators.The mate hens?was very exciting, in fact more » than some of the senior matches.When time was called both teams had scored two games, when the captains decided to bla anuther dame to decide the championship, hich cheers tinall on» t.3 d great © heot ring, Tor eorge, C.hed Pme ren by brilliant play, and Emo t Orients Messrs.Stocking, it and deserve special mention.\u2018Thompson in some Theo teams lined up as follows: Orients\u2014H.Thompeon, gual: Tanguay, point: Turcotte, cover; Carr, Pugh: ani Stocking, formants.Clearih 1, OM int; C t.George, ue, goal; eara, poin Scott, covers Drum, H.A.Soott, Henfrew, Smith, forwarda.Retoree\u2014D.Watson.SKATING.What do They Mean?After disappointing every one the gentlemen from Minneapolis seem to have been ing to make some arrangements to skate here, Tadeing from the following: The following telegram, received Mr.Louis Rybenstein, will be read with Inte \u201cNorseng will skate Johnson.Rudd or McCullough on ursday next, in Montreal, one, three and five mies, for a ois, of a value to suit em and the champions H.R.MOLELLA=.A Five Mile Open Race.A five mile o race took place last night in the Prince of Wales skating rink and ended as ollowa: skip, 7 La < and Norsang.{SPROTAL TO THER STAR] roar JouN, N.B., February 21.\u2014 The Txhibition given in the Singer Skati ok lost nigh by Harold Hagen And ¢ Chas.His ©.hampion back w ard akater of the world, were a reat success.Gillespie skated one mile against time.covering the distance in 8.11 3-8.His record for this d is 3.11.Harold Hagen next appeared o ice and skated three miles ainst Lime, coverin the distance in 9.15.his evenin, H.R.M ntreal, where the ores nro tre for two champions will give an exhibition of skating, Fagen going to lower the one hun mile reco! Sporting Gossip From Near and Far.Diminutive bioy cle lamps are now the craze.The he En lish stallion *\u201c\u2018Bertenm,\u201d sire of \u201cRobert the \u201d ds dead.The, ewasde of the jockey club, En; have refused Jpcker {ithe doe to Bam.Bland, and Charlie The International Rugby match between Eng- on February 4 land's victory by two tries (4 points) to n the second eated L.8.Thompson by two sho out of 100 birds.pao rd K.Fox Cc pionshi; cs 7 ils.i it vad most valuable trop! competition and cont $2500.tta have £540 in hand, they consider the = onal regatta might easily me à sculler likely to become champion in the immediate futnre has been discovered, yet an improve- an oxte: ont anticipated haa resulted the sch land and Ireland resulted in Eng- ae van Pa serre ty Ein ET As the committee of the National English re event, oir re points out that while ment and devo, ent fn professional rowin, to Col.North has only \u201cFullerton\u201d and \u201cOver the Alt\u201d to run in sterloo cup, and an offer to lay 2500 Le Gio against em a se r.\u2018A.F.\u201cPatrick Bre?to win alos 3 quite e win.\u2018\u2018Patriok Blue\u201d has been he Vatorloo cup befo He won three courses puppy lost your made quite a respectable show against hous new yac yachts building ng on £ side ce Topmsoentat x an four on side to meet he \u201c Eroster number ere tan ras er bi not nded.doubtful if the Dro rly protected, e result f een es ron ee fn ations as far as defending thelr res ve Singularly enough, Watson bas tr © orders, Ks Mr.Herreshoff.2 Jorlds mile record for swimm! tianably one mile a the ofa mp dome ateur À last summer vader 5 étions dictptad Uplon logé voa pp turn, fo 2 er mist Farmers\u2019 Bank Closed, HARRISBURG, id ls hud The ib ita doars tl the state Bs Ring un nes ip Be believed the depositors will be paid in ai aise the stock ae may, lave be Ber | of the club races were prescuted with er Boys Open Steeplechase at Cote BS too, .A boys\u2019 0] plockass o a Course bf abou.t HE to take place = on Batu a starts at he © runners will be train.de addressed to P.O.17 before.ce Cote Se.Paul the me day, 1 .re- SERRE sers où Mon Mit To-night's Events.Holly veterans\u2019 night.Motropolis' tramp to Club House.CURLING.M.A.A.A.Trophy.ntreal Club having à ted the CITY HALL | Sean THE INAUGURAL CEREMONY CAR- RMID OUT YESTERDAY.Mn Desjardins Ossupies the Daly and Wears the Chain of Offoe\u2014Divi- sion on the Appointment of Committesa.The inaugural ceremany at the City Hall came off according to programme yesterday afternoon.There was an abundance of beautiful flowers, a crowd of spectators and a formidable array of civic officials and policemen.The chamber certainly looked very pretty, and old timers said the decorations were never finer or better arranged.The dals on which Mr.Desjardins was seated was surrounded with a\u2019 band of variegated loom and foliage plants.Every member's desk had 4 flower pot and every alderman\u2019s wife a bouquet.a large attendance of lad men, alr at the foot of lèpre table vas occupied by Mean Des andins, and ahe other chairs were Decl i = oser cod for Mrs.Ville- Mrs, Conroy, Mrs.Beauaolol, Mine Blévenson, Mrs.brossé, ompson, Pre- A.Dubuc, Mrs.Wilson, Mrs.Costigan, Mrs.Sa: ac, Renault, Mrs.Desmarteau, Dagenai s, Mrs.Hurtubise, Mrs.Tabu iss Jeannotte, Mra.Stearns, Mrs.Smith, Mrs.Leclerc.The galleries were : ais sais Pre rim Sn DOMINION ALLIANG N ALLIANCE Reporte From Country Branches\u2014The Sovtt Ast in Brome County \u2014 Evening Meeting in 5t.James + Methodist Chureh.The Rev.Hiram Fowler, of Satten, Que., opened the first session of the fourbeent th agnual mee of the Quebec branch of the Dominion Alliance yesterday neon with prayer.The president John R.al, then sppoluted Messrs.Emerson an Fessey Committee on * they reported the lowing dl delegates = ben, present: ton ns emperance, .Manafeld, East F am: general secretary 1.0.Q.T., Moutreal; Es Meiklejohn, Brome County WO U.; E.P.Stevens, Knowl.ton, Brome Alliance; the Rev, Hiram Fowler, Sutton; the Rev.T.G.Williams, went foi- Ormstown; re D.; Howard, Methodist Ministers Meet Montreal: or E.I.Bond, vice-presi lent Quebec Alllance; f merson Sutton, Brome County Allian James Mo- Arthur, T., danois ES C.Fessey, Quebec, I Branch * Domin minion \u2018Alliance: .P.Lest, Quebec Branch Dominion Tf Baas: the v.Wm.ponders, Ex.-Com.Dosagsto Alliance; Rev.Geo.8 Bolton R.Fo the Rev.3.Fo Barns bas, Protestant Churches of Montreal; J.R.Dougall, Executive; J.H.Carson, secretary; Dr.Bazin, Quebec Branch; J.H.mes Baylis, Dorninion Caldwell and A.M.rance; the Rev.¥, McAmmond, East End ethodist Church, Montreal; John R.Mec- MSN SALSA THEE MANHATTAN ATHLETIC CLUB HOUSE.filled asd all available space on the floor of the chamber was occupied.At 315 Mayor Deaj 8 Was escorted by Mr, L, O.David, Oty Sk , and Ald, Hurteau to the chair.ins wore a black frock coat and de gai thain of office.The audience, both official and general, CHEERED HIM HEARTILY.He began his inangural address at 3.20, and it way 4.10 when he had finished it in both langage.He read it first in French and then ft English, and received equal attention in sach.In response to the address, congratulatory remarks were made by Ald.Hurteau, AJ Rainville and Ald.Beauso- leil.Ald.Rainville referred to that part of the add which spoke of the insinuations or chaxges e against certain actions of the Council; He challenged investigation; vided specific charges were made.Ald.usoleil L'aforred to Mr.Desjardins\u2019 suc- cesaful an: orable career as a jegislator of the Domino ae the head a large financial contern.5°} e metro- Cagada, h icted a career at 4 would oO a Doth to bimself and their fair cit then moved, secondes by d.Farrel th that à.Beauso- leil be sp Jin the Act ing-Mayor for the ensuing © ree months.Carried.The questioniof the a tment of eom- mittees led the first division in the new Council.It was previously hinted that the compotition not the Finance Qom- prete as.Bon ers were the an st = age was nti pox te ve them time to soive -the that either Ald.ove or Sevignac will Late to w ES the scheme works, to \"25 Beausoleil or proposed, seconded by AE: the mnt of th en erred wach nexs Mon: th cries of \u201cCarried\u201d No a ys that it iio t com- 1 Villeneuve taked to see why there mon be an: phi fie Sh \\He wanted them ap- polnted Fe noi see how they oould Bot go on.taken place since edd y, and then the wis, was called on Al oT bares met motion, which tod thus: Delmarteau, Maroclais, a ra Nolan, James, Gra y Stearns, - soleil, P, Dubua, Brunet, 4 Du Perreault, Ni Smfth, Tensor.Me e, Le ED w impor an ermen present ve re dv Lecle Bumbra , der mith, Tak Bride, 11, Hurtubu û Stearns, Bea LP; Dubuc, Bavignac, Brune! ney\u2019 Wilson iE Dubue, Griffin, perreani ek bert, Hurteau, taine\u2014381 snd Assooigtion.sad Bognor Stock Feeding As nom iation of Cen! C be held in su on Thursday à ety next.The n w pag: astes Feeding and on the Farm.À À Fiaher Knowlton; the rong and | Feeding o of a Pot ne of sl LA.Va Ae bolme, Mo satment of P are ponte Jetons de abridge.Bonita Phe?Romarions Oem te Fattening fede paniile CE ase.je AEE EE Rev.30 6 Chie e hy, Noss, of RE ta Conica, Old Brewery Mission; the Rev.J.H.Hector, York, Pa.A Business Committee consisting of the Rev.T.G.Williams, D.D., Major E.L.Bond and Mr.D.H.Howard was a pointed and recommended that the comumittees be constituted as follows: Committee on Extension Rural Dean Baun- ders, N.Pa Emerson, R.J.Freeman, Meicklejoh Nominating Committee\u2014D.H.Howard, E.P.Stevens, C.Miss M.J.Foldwell.C omtston on?on Dlatribation J, H, Carson, Rev.tafford, Jas, McArthur .8 Committee on a Resolutions 8.P.Leet, Rev.B Fowler.Dr.ams.C.H.Manañeld, Dr.in, Mises A.Wes Committeo on n Political Action\u2014J.R.Dougall, D erson.Auditors\u2014D.H.Howard and Jas.Baylis.THE DELEGATES WELCOMED.Then the ident welcomed the deletes in a short speech à He had ne Lo meeting prepared with congratulations on having chan the time of the inaugural meetin; m the morn to the afternoon ad found that there was still the oid a Simenity of a very slim attendance During the fourteen von of ta ex ie extance the organisation had peer did not count its wih or numbers.It had beco: ined as an authority on ead.when {t spoke it was supposed speak for for the tem ce people.It ough representative the temperance inde and if it failed to be that it was the fault of me recog- nce and sis of which appeared © 's report showed the subscriptions to have been 1500.75 and the disbursements a MT noce due he bis iti nd r.Tees wrote resign Les tion, an: the matter was referred ead Lot Nominating Committee.Mr.William MoNaughton, of Ormstown, Chateauguay cou count ho a temperance veteran âtth fear.reported that the Sons ox Fomparaace done good ork in his vi nd had sucscoded in driving the liguor > Pines out of Pie E.P.Btavens, of Knowlton, , spoke of fhe attempt now bein, made to tt tn Brome believe t it would be raocesstal ut asked for the coo tion of the Alliance Molllajokn alindod the determination nf obn allu e de: on aot It was moved yr: 0 al of the act.It was moved \u2018essey and r md that a oh 8] Fe sider what assistance the cou.© towards sustaining the dot in Brome ty.The chair named oo.8.P.Leet, Dr.xd n and the Rev.= DE connectio: 0.ca whieh Shia ed The Order rose.Teed Gooey Stafrd of the remax seconded he mre.Mosting., ; presiden: r.J.R.- Dougall, ocot- pieds chair ee the anniversary meeting, nd ref A.to tbe if the secretary, Mr.HL.livered sh r pe aon the d eial sia Sho afte lon.oven was the Rev.J.eposial rebarcmoe to th Sanads, which he ifkened oh system in a \u201cslavery: rule The lguor teat tha 5 1 hia | S| Re 8 1 D.W.GORDON, M.P,, DEAD.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR] - Naxanue B B.C.for Vane 21.\u2014D.W.Vancouver led Sunda, after a brief but severe Hina sixty-one.The deceased was one ne of he ploneers that arrived here from the east thirty-thres years \u201cHe was twice married and leaves eight da ter children and a young widow, the of Joseph Shepherd, Lansin On The funeral place this a oon.David Willtam Gordon, ars grandson on the pate ternal side of John on, who from Coventry, England, to India, and ence to America.Havin vonred In in the Royalist forces sut e Revolutionary war, he removed with other United Empire Loyalists to Canada and finally set- in the Township of Camden.The late member was a son of Michael Gordon, who with his brothers served In the Canada EDs under adeneral Brock, at the takin troit and was &lso at the battle of yaler 8 Farm, and other ements ug the ho of 1812-14.His residence ed by the American General yas dont when he ascended the River Thames in pursuit of General tor and Tecumseh, The deceased was born in the Township of Camden, Ont.He emigrated to California in 1856, and thence to British Columbia in 1858, and settled at Nanaimo in 186].In 1884 he was \u2018married to his first wife, Emma Elizabeth the eldest daughter of James Robb, of Comox.He was an unsuccessful candidate for Nanaimo in the British Columbia Legislative Assembly at the general elections of 1878, but on the resignation of the sitting member was elected to the seat in June, 1877.He sat two sessions and was one of the committee that arranged the order of business, which terminated the deadlock in the Assembly in 1878.He was first returned to the Commons in 1882, and was re-elected at the general elections of 1887 and 1891.He was a -Conservative, and was ed to Chinese immigration.He was efly instrumental in inducing the Elliott government in British Columbia to carry through the Assembly the bill known as \u201cThe Coal Mines Regulations Act, 1877.\" MGR.DECELLES' ADIEUX, [SPECIAL TO THE BTAR.] SOREL, P.Q., February 21.\u2014His Lordship .Decelles Sunday made his adieux at the two mornin services to the congregation of this over which he has presided Just three and a half years.His Lord: ship was, as usual, eloquent, his powerful an sympathetic voice making a great impression on the hearts of his hearers, several of whom were moved to tears at the close of his allocution.After High Mass His Worship Mayor Morasse read an address on behalf of the congregation and presented to His rdship a Well filled purse as a slight token of the esteem which they held for him.vespers, the president of the Children of Mary, of which society Mgr.Decelles had been chaplain, also read him an address, accompanied by a purse, the fruit of a collection made amongst them, His Iordship made eloquent replies to both dresses and returned thanks for their good wishes and requested them to offer prayers to the Almighty.from Whom alone he could receive the requisite to worthily fulfill the duties of he à exalted position to which he been called.His Lordship loft ere to-day for St.Hyacinthe, his new See, to prepare him- for the ceremonies of the consecration which will take place In the cathedral of that place on March 9.The Rev.Mr.C.Be: nard, the new Jorish priest, is expected here on Wednesday next.LAURIER GOING WEST.[8PECIAL TO THE STAR] INNIPRG, February 21.-The Winnipeg Liver] Club spondence Laurier with the view of inducing him to visit this province, has received a letter from Mr.Laurier, in which he expresses his intention of visting the North-West during the coming season.fi is the intention of the Winnipeg Liberals to organize a convention to be hel the time of Mr.Laurier's visit, and to fon der him a banquet, TEMPORARY EXTENSION GRANTED.{SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) ARIS, February 21.\u2014The Government of the \u2018Republic of Colombia has granted porary extention of the Panams canal concession.The extension is until March 5.Monchicourt, the liquidator of the Canal Com expects the negotiations in pro- gross with the Colombian government will result in the definite prolonging of the concessions.Gen.sept is Dead.N»w Onusans, February 2L \u2014General G.T.Beauregard di died here at 10.30 o'clock last night.ranked among the groatost con the nited States has uoed.and graduated at West Point In \u201888.For {istingulshed services in the Mexican war he was made a brevet captain.In January \u201861 he was @ en the position of su tendent of West Point, but resigned tina month to enter the Confederate service.He oommanded the forces that fired the first shot of the tivil war at Fort Sumber, and was practically in comunand at the important en ent\u2014Bull's Run There the Sou hers £rners ye a © splendid vio Tr the des Lohneton h nded at Shon.ers he suff the of \u2018Great, and in \u201868 be eston a year inst attacks by Ian and naval Force HE at was an unsuccessful Sn oi er Sherman's march to.the sea.later | e ata tn frite for the He all we LPT a Te dose the A Ay aon For Th trols Ts come were killed.© de d Supersniuated.\u2018ebruary 21.1 Judge McDonald, of the: Supreme Court of Nova has Le MoD.nry, à | mue Me | & Halsfax, vil} him.Eptéstains Sadmone.the Bar.of a NDON, Wate BR Queen v Portagalts Oaliinet Crists, re- e was born at New Orleans in 1817 ?y broayy ovins the fail- | ure of Lossax, Tobnapy 3 at Le wohamed of 4) TW COURT Lord Rylestone\u2019s Heiress CHAPTER XXXVH.\u2014(Continusd).Still the hope of coming to the end of her task was very sweet to her.She had been greatly troubled of 1ate by doubts as to what her husband would say, what he would think.She had begun to fear that after all she might have made a mistake\u2014that the secret did not concern him.Yet it must have concerned him, or why should he have lost the money?She lost herself in a chaos of thought and doubt and fear.One thing day by day impressed itself more and more deeply upon ber mind\u2014it was the greatness of the loss which he had sustained.She saw how needful money waa for keeping up appearances - that it was the great lever of social life; and more than sver she realized method.I fred unhappy curing them 1 Tiers | must have | Foun sugh a strange child that I or ne a sim io mors y, ! vent dirs sorrow, a grow better yen x \u2018Then you must do Che same now,\u201d rite, pride is very b heroic, Gapecially ¢ yi ence and self.controls am much bet Ler for having spoken pu ny sorrow to \u2018And the two wbo in reality were at war\u2014who bad given the love ot a lifetime to the same man hat morning than they had ever cared be- \u2014ecared more for each other \u201cBut Margarita was not always to be in ignorance a as to the identity of the man whom Adelaide Cameron heiress wanted one day a particular from her escritoire, and she asked Marga- and oust an uite unconsciously, opened a secret drawer of an she had been in profound ignorance.a spray of mignonnette, with faded, a bundle of letters, and a small loved.The per In the Snes of of the search, Rylestone et it, There she saw ered and his bitter Dos Eau aitbous She could By nting, » co papy or he portrait apré understand, too, that,although he loved her « Tn life and in death.\u201d Gazing upon these so well, ho Lud made a great sacrifice in things the knowledge came to Lady Ryle- marrying her stone that Adelaide Cameron, the beautiful Still, she sald to herself, more than heiress, loved ber husband! onoe, \u201cabout one thing 1 can be perfectly happy\u2014it was through marrying me that he lost hia fortune.\u201d A low cry of pain and dismay broke from her li or the evils of a secret marriage!\u201d she i [fit had been she knew that she could cried.\u2019 \u201cI would have given the world to never have been happy again.Bad as the ; & matter might be, be was not so bad as prevent thisr that.8he shuddered as she thought of it, Marrying had prevented his securing a for- june = with his wife, but it had not prevented gw the late lord's fortuna.\u201ccould not have borne that, she thought, \u201cto have known that I was the obstacle be- he stood for a few moments overwhelmed by the discovery.This was the love that e helreas had alluded to.It was Allan Ryleatone, her husband, whom Adelaide Cameron bate, ed a shadow love, Pity, | and sorrow stirred {galously, hat should she dof Should she go at tween my darling and the money which 06 ought to have besa his would have killed once and say\" yon must dentroy these lot me.It was not long to wait until September, All that had ollow seemed to her easy enough.She must find out where the will eposited, and then she mnst secure the keys; and some night, when all in the house were sleeping she must go down and read it.All Chat Adelaide had said of honor and dishonor flashed across her mind as she 80 too loyal to her husband for that.took them in her hands.and then replaced mine, and never can be yours\u201d That was her first impulse\u2014prudence restrained it.Could she say anything that would put Miss Cameron on her gua that would show her that Lord Ry entono was not to be won! No, she could not say one word without betraying herself, She would not read the letters.She Tas e decided.; them.Never mind,\u201d said M ta.\u201cShe She may love bim in life and in may prefer what she calls honor.refer death,\u2019 she thought; \u201cbut he is mine\u2014all advancing the interests of one whom love.mine.\u2018 That is honor to me.Bitter angry thoughts came to her.She CHAPTER XXXVTIIL Adelaide wondered how she lived throug the days that followed the reading Lord Rylestone\u2019 8 Jeter.She did not know how strong hope was within her until hao © hope died.She did not know how much she had dwelt on each detail\u2014how she had pondered every word that he had written and said until to her it had assumed more meaning than was ever intended.wished that she escritoire, and then she would not have had the pain of this secret added Presently she roused herself.What would Miss Cameron think of her long absence?She must go back to her or she might sus- never been near the to her own, tie Cameron looked up with a smile as ta re-entered the room \u201cMy dear Margarita,\u201d she said, \u201cwhere is the paper (To be Continued.) Still she did not.blame him; he had perfect right.to please himself.\u2018All the more noble was if, not loving her, he had refrained from marrying her for her mone sake.He did not love her\u2014there lay t ° sting.She loved almost better in losin an she would have done in winning him.fom few men would have acted as he had\u2014 would have refused so large a fortune simply from want of love for the girl whose hand held it! She had cherished the hope that, on knowing her better and liking b her, he might, when the time for final decision really arrived, elect to m her.Now the hope was dead; it could not inger\u2014it could not live again\u2014 it was past, and she had nothing to do but live her life.* \u201cI will not be a coward,\u201d sha said to her self; \u201cthe woman of my race were never that.I will live my life, Tith Heaven's help as bravely as though I had won instead of the decree of fate; the fortune was hers\u2014 but she would do not harm wi She would not spend it on herself, or fr her own personal gratification; it should towards making sad hearts gay\u2014to relieving distress and sorrow wherever she found them.Two or three days passed before Mar garita ventured to enquire from Adelaide what the month of June had brought her.She could not he At length she took courage.She went up to her one day as she sat alone under the shade of a sweeping cedar on the lawn.She sat down by Adelaide's side, and laid hes band gently or on her arm.\u201cI might ask you a question,\u201d she said, quietly.\u201cI'am willing to answer any question that you may put, Margarita,\u201d refurned the \u201cwil you Te me what themouth of June t you e was silent for some minutes, and then, with a sad amile, she raised her fair ace to the light.es, I will you dear\u20141 have been intending to do so; but I thought! would wait, Margarita, until the first smart of my Fe was over.June had come and gon gone found me with the shadow, of ho hy peed leaves me with none; after a patisn Popatul found me Jeo ou car cure Father Mollinger\u2019s Original Prescriptions, If those trial | will GU or NONE GENUINE WITHOUT MY NAME ON EACH PACKAGE + RALE BY ALL DRUGGISTE.me unhappy and hopeless: it found me with fortunes uncertain\u2014it in h pearm me; all never sce him as my hero again.A Friend Wishes to speak through the Register of the beneficial results he has received from a regular usa of Pilla, He says: \u201cI was fesling sick and tired and my stomach seemed all ous of order.I tried a number of remedies, but none seemed to give me relief until I was induced to try the old relinble Ayer's Pills.I have taken only one box, but I feel like a new wan.I think they are the most pieasant aud sasy to take of anything 1 ever used, being so finely sugar-coated that even a dHildavill take them.I urge upon all who are In Need of a laxative to try Ayer's Pilg\" em Boothbay (Me.), Register.\u201cBetween the ages of five and fittean, I was troubled with a kind of salt rheum, or eruption, chiefly confined to the legs, and especially to the bend of the knee above the calf.Here, running sores formed which would scab over, but would break immediately ou moving the leg.My mother tried everything she could think of, but all \u2018was without avail.Altbeugti a child, Féead in the papers about the beneficial effects of Ayer\u2019s Pills, and persuaded my mothe er to let me try them.With no great faith in the result, she procured Ayer'sPills and I began to use them, and soon noticed an improvement.Encouraged by this, I kept on till I took two boxes, when the sores disappeared and have never troubled me since.\u201d\u2019\u2014H.Chipman, Real Estate Agent, Roanoke, Va.\u201cI suffered for years from stomach and kidney troubles, causing very severe pains in various parts of the body.None of the remedies I tried afforded me any relief until I began taking Ayer\u2019s Pilla, and was cured.\u201d \u2014 Wm.Goddard, Notary Public, Five Lakes, Mich.Prepared ©.A » Lowell, Mass.A Droste Bron el Every Dose Effective ELECTRIC BE BELT oy OYNIO 00 810 Broadway, AL ee EPPS'S 5 COCOA gr TEST provided our which ns many Bi 15 by (Ds (odiclous aoû such articles of sans ps ens \u2018of sul es are nd us Made pasate by Grocers.Write fer our Boek ** NTAKT 42 me wan Tells you how to ETE sors Bless Sod \u201cHales on.EEN ane ur co., _ ES FRE ERET Th .ANTED \u2014 ear (ar unhappy , then?\u201d interrogated \u201cNot quite unhappy, dear.I think it is depot Mp er ed than to it fo Shas one's ho Pat are your conolusi sound?\u201d asked ita.\u201cI cannot un tand any one vin, returned; \u201cand I ta, \" iat he must love some no take me.I donotsa that I am Irresistible; I am not vain enough to think every one must love me.But I an as fair 2a 6 ordi run 0 T° dé are ve av en e cannot ge must Pe tha he ores A yon aap erally, Bot part with will abwars e best part of my ita to me.I aball the best I Pan live my life, be as happy as I cin, and make every one else the same; but, ah me, if Heaven had but given me my Adelaide's pride and oo desert her, e bent her h ei ce ed fp M ta's shoulder, not think me ch h,\"she said; but th tears have been blin or long days das past.Ob, if Haag had po Giga me Soy wis the Fie woRashe bad Enows on nh lows - our har head \u201chd A would have died of shame wii tthe pool a CE AE PERS ous Effect 11 Preserves and re the Complexion.1)R- REDWOOD\u2019S REPORT.aad WE OANNOT SPEAK ABSOLUTELY NEUTRAL.fron from say of wate pie ogre and a py ini 5% en Repwoop, PA ILE roa] ; T.Hours oon, F.LC., .0.8 ; A.J, Dr Hangs, [Wholssale Representative for Canade\u2014CHARLES QYDE, 33, 6t.choc on, Montreal.Hans, F.LC., P ALLY GRAND LIQUIDATION SALE Further Reductions This Week! TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS RARE OCCASION.WE Our Goods are Going Rapidly and, therefore, this Sale will last but a Few Days.