The Montreal daily star, 22 janvier 1895, mardi 22 janvier 1895

[" LAST EDITION.VOL XXVII\u2014No.18.PROVIDENCE ASYLUM BAZAAR.OPENED BY GOVERNOR-GENERAL YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.The Vice-Regal Party Received by Archbishop Fabre\u2014A Suecessful Bazaar in Aid of an Old and Deserving Charity.Yesterduy afternoon Their Excellencies the Governor-uenera! and the Uoutitess of Aberdeen opened the bazaar at the Convent of the Sones de la Providence, 1637 St.Catherine street.They were accompanied by Air.Munro Ferguson, A.D.C.and the Rev, De.Barclay, and were received at the entrance of the Convent by the Mother Superior with forty nuns aud Mrs.Tascher eau, president of the Lady Patron- exes, Lady Lacoste, -Jady La Fontuine, Madame À Desiardins, Madame Mathieu, Madame Armatronz, Madame Lorangei, Madame Belanger, Mudame H.Archam bruit, Madtrone Sinevnnes, Madame Rattot, Madame Raymond, M me Bellemare, Madame Pesusirteun Mada Madame Levesjue, Mada Archam- bault, Madame Beandry and Madame Fabre, the mother of Monseizneur Faire.In the parlor, which was decorated profusely with cut flowers and plants, with \u201cWelcome\u201d in big letters, and the yellow flag of Scotland in honor of Lord and Tudy Aberdeen in a prominent phe, Their Excellencies were welcumed by the Archbishop and were conducted to the bazaar room, where the orphans sang a welcoming bung.- A lovely bouquet of lilies of the valley Was presented by Lady Lacoste\u2019s little daughter.Minette Harwood also helped in the presentation.His Grace the Archbishop wade a short speech thanking Their Excellencies for their presence, and giving mn little sketch vf the founding of the asyinm fifty years ago, when sume ladies started it with the object of helping the poor.These \"lames des Charite,\u201d as they are called, are associated together ; there ate aix hündred members, and without their help the good Sisters would be lost.Mrs, Fabre, now eighty four years of wate, is the only one of the foundresses left, His Grace referred to the pleasure of having her present.His Excellency made a re ply in French, speaking vf the pleasure it gave them to be présent and to meet all those interested in the good work; and especially dwelt upon the pleasure of meeting Madawe Fabre, to whuii he gave a seat at bis right hand.Her Excellency made an eloquent speech, SEEAKING FRENCH WITH EASE and tiuency.She laughingly said something avout.being afraid to speak before Monscigneur, who immediately said: **Her Excellency ouglit to have no fear here when she loved to be amongst the poor.She ought to feel quite at home.\u201d Jer Excellency continued: She was happy to meet every one, and congratulated Madame Fabre npon the growth of her fninily since it was first started.Her Excellency made a good many purchases at the different tables aftor they had declared the bazanr open.The children sang \u201cGod Fave the Queen\u201d ery prettily, the Gover- nor-General and Lady Aberdeen ioining in with the others.The effect was quite tine.visit was now paid to the different \u201cgalles des pauvres,\u201d first down to the old men's asylum, where there are thirty inmates, all looking clean and comfortable.Their Excellencies and Dr.Barclay chatted with them all, and then the old women's quarters upstairs were visited.There are some very old inmates: one old woman, 104 years old, very feeble but quite sensible to talk to: another said she was sixteen years old when the Americans came to take Canada.Anotherold lady wished Her Excellency \u201cMany happy returns,\u201d which was a delicate but rather unexpected way of expressing her wish, apparently.to see Her Excellency soon an often.One old woman lying in bed, whose sands of life are nearly run, said in touching tones that she was now ready to die.Lady Aberdeen spoke in the kindest way to each one, and after visiting seven of these wards, the dispensary and dentistry departments, visited the dining- room, where a table was prettily decorated with white azaleas, primulas and hyacinths, and in addition to cakes, candies and ices some beautiful specimens of spuu sugar; a hen and a brood of chickens in a nest was quite realistic, aud a canoe made of cream, with paddles and anchor of barley sugar, and resting on a translucent bed of jelly, was sent as a gift.MEDICAL.A Positively cured by these Little Pills, They ale relieve Tritess fron Dyspepslä, Indigestion and Tov Hearty Fating.À perfect reucdly for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Bad Tastein the Mouth, Coated Tongue Pain in the Side, TORFID LIVER.\u2018They Regulate the Bowels.Purely Vegetable, Smail PHI.Small Dose, Small Price.IF VON WISH FROMFT SHIPMENT, CLOSE QUOTATIONS, MICE CLANY Window Shades, Brass Fixtures, Poles, Trimmings, Room Mouldings, &c., Wi ARR TRE Prorne.MRNIIE, TURNER & \u20acO,, Offic, Warnhrapn, and Factoriea, 8, 18, & IR Liberty Bt.Late thio Macfarlane Hhade Co 12 eud Ladies\u2019 Cutting Academy.Fatadiiohed tm pret.Walats wishogt n single seat inven! by Frot.J.B.Peyry.of Paris, Franca, With (bls wondechul system you are sure of a perfect At withoog trying H on Mona returned if we WS to folfil out ent.(AK of town Fupils wiit And sccom: at-on ivf \"be Aosdamay.MRA RB.B.KT, #4 Ht.Denis trent, Montreal.du Dieu, donne vent pour moi\u201d Il est une main mysterieusc ue remplira votre bourse main des pauvres The Star to Her Excellency\u2019s table.\u2018The cook is quite ! an artist.= Mer Excellcnuy remained some little time talking to the Sisters and Lady Patronesses, After the Governor-General had left and when she said good-bye there was quite a crowd at the dour aud a cheer given as HER CALKIAGE DROVE AWAY, His Grace the Archbishop accompanied Their havelleucies thiouzh the wards, and it was quaint and affecting to see all the old women go down on their knees fur his blessing us suvù &6 lie enter À tx run Over one of the stalls in the vazaar they have his likeness, with the wotto \u201cIn fide vl benetate.\u201d The bazaar hall has lots of Nags decorating the pillars, Union Jacks, Dominion and the Province of Quueber taps, with wreaths of maple leaves around them.Legends are inscribed everywhere.Sowe of thew con: vey terse moral lessons.\u2018Celui qui donne, Dieu donne aussi:\u201d \u201cA Paradis la Banque 4 mesure quu vous les viderez dans les \"and a benediction on their patroness \u2018Que Dieu benisses nos dames de charite,\u201d seems entirely suitable.A very tine welcome\u201d in illuminated letters hangs Ly invisible wire fivia the ceiling, and is quite decorative, There are several well tilled tables, with fine needle wou, cushions, table covers, portieres and mans pretty things, or toys, dolls, lingerie.All are on lottery tables ranging from ten cents to one dollar.The tables ure as follows: Fancy work table at which are: Madame R.Bellmare, Madame N.B.Deswarteau, Madame P.Levesque, Madame A.Desjardins, Madame J.A.Robitaille, Madame If.X.8t.Charles, Mudame f.O, Loranger, Madame L.H.Archambault.The lingerie table Is looked after by Mademe J.Chevalier, Madame J.itenaud, Madame J.LL.Renaud, Madaine A.Jaille, Madame E: Mesiravher-, Madame Z.Benoît.The tish pound, alwey > anattraction to the small people, has Madame L.Allard, Madame M.Ihivierce and Madame J.M Nichuls in charge of it.The lottery tables have Madame L.Ar- chämbault, Madame J.Beaudry, Madame G.Archambault, Madame F.8, Coté, Madame J.Grenier, Madame J.Latri- wwonille.The refreshment table in in charge of Madame J.C.Maynard, Madame VW.Grenier, Madame J.1 Durocher, Madame N.C.Shuard, Madame J, Huberdeau and Madame À.Germain.There are also tables set in the dining- room, where regular meals can be obtained or vysters in any fashion.The executive of the house is the Mother Provincial, Sister Gamelin, assisted by Sister Elaine, Sister Rose de Marie, socre- tary, Sister Marie de la Mercy, economy.\u2018During the aftervoon a fine bouquet of flowers was sent from the Sisters to Madame Levesque, aunt to Archbisho Fabre, who for twenty-five yéars was pivst- dent of the Association, and who is now prevented by sickness from being present at the fair.The fair lasts two weeks and there is usually about $1500 cleared.\u2018This year at Its close Captain Chartrand will give: what is known in French as a ** Causerie,\u201d a lecture interspersed with good singing and instrumental music.There was thirty old men in the house and one hundred and fifty old women.In thie diocese of Montreal this Arsociation of Dames des Charité have in their special charge 3000 little girls who are principally gratuitous pupils.They care for65lorphans, 165 infirm old people, 538 inmates old but not infirm, 275 deaf mutes and 1077 imbeciles This great work was begun by Madame Gamelin, the founder of the Society, a young widow of 27 years of age, who, in 1823, began an asylum on aged women, with one old woman of 102 years old.This sinall community was started in a house at the corner of St.Lawrence and St.Catherine streets.After years of patient toil, increasing the number of her protegées steadily, Madame Gamelin interested Mr, Oliver Berthelet, who gave to the community a small wooden house at the corner of St.Catherine and St.Hubert streets known as \u2018\u2019La Maison Jaune.\u201d This year 1535 became an epoch in the history of the Asylum, and it was incorporated, but the Society composed of twelve ladies was actually formed in 1842.The following are the foundresses: Mme.F.Tavernier, secretary: Mme.M.Nowlan, treasurer, and Mesdames P.J.Lacroix, À.Cuvillier, M Delisle, D.B.Viger, J.Per.rault, E.R.Fabre, C.S.Delorme and Mlle.Thérese Berthelet.| THE PROPOSED BRIDGE Across the St.Lawrence to Cost SIx Millions.The Montreal Bridge Company have called for tenders for the erection of what the promoters claim will be the inost gigantic structure erected in Canada since the completion of the Victoria Tubular Bridge.It consists of a bridge across the St.Lawrence from a poinu near Dalluvisie Square Station to Isle Ronde, and thence tothe southern shore of the river.To be built on the cantilever system, it will afford not only railway communication with the city, butalso will enable the country traders and pleasure-séekers to come and leave the city at pleasure.The bridge is to be of gigantic proportions, Its length will be about two miles, divided in spans as follows: One cantilever span of 1250 feet, two side spans of 50 feet each, 1b vinduct spans on the south side of 250 fect cach, an viaduct spans on the Montreal side of 210 to 260 feet each.The height of the carriage road on the large cantilever span above the water level will be about 130 feet, a higher altitude than that of the great Brooklyn bridge.The bridge will be so constructed as to allow of a double line of railway track, a double track for electric tram-cars, two roadways for carriage vehicles, and footpaths for passenger traffic.OVER THE MAIN CANTILEVER all these will be on the same platform, but on the other portions of the bridge separate roadways, one above the other, will be provided for the railroad and vehicle traffic.The termini will be graded to such an extent that the ascent dnd descent of the bridge will not prove arduous nor of a great angle.The whole cost of the structure is estimated at about $06,000,000, exclusive of terminal facilities, which will increase the about §2,000,000.- The bridge is not intended to be used by any one railway or corporation, in fact, it is expected that all the railways converging at Montreal will bo able to secure the right of way over the mighty structure.hip expenditure by Hon.Sonator \u2019 audean and Mr, Chas, Armstrong, two of the prime movers in this enterprise, left by the Umbria on Saturday for London, where they expect to enlist the co-operation of English capitalists in the undertaking.\"It if stated thai a firin of London bankers have agreed to tako the bonds of the Montreal Bridge Co.on condition that the promoters will experience little difficulty in having them fulfilled.\u2018The promoters expect that the Dominion Government will subsidiza the new struc: ture to the extent of 15 per cent.of ita cost.The bridge ia to be practically an auxil- li to the Atlantic and Tako Superior Railway, which in about to build an extension of the present terminus of the Bale des Chaleurs Railway to deep water at Paspe- biac, where counection will bo made with St.John's, Nfid, by a line of ocean steamers.Work ia expected to commence on the St.Lambert-Levia section during the coming spring.HE HAS RETURNED.Frank Fraser, the Standard Building elevator man, who has been reported mins- ing for several months, turned up well and hearty Sunday morning at the Salvation this morning: The Broadway, Court street, tion of Galr and Myrtle avennes they eut the *wires for about twoblocks.On Gale Army Barracks.He bad been on a trip to the Old Country.WIRE REPAIRERS ARE ON STRIKE.ANOTHER COMPLICATION IN THE BROOKLYN SITUATION.Not Much Progress Being Made in Running the Cars To day-Some Incidents of the Tie-up in the City of Churches.BroukLyN, January 22\u2014 The Atlantic Avenue Trulley, Compauy started twelve cars on each of its three hines this morning between five and six o'clock.Up to nine o'clock no trouble had been reported on any of these lines.Fourteen sections of line were cut onthe Gale avenue line last night; two blocks of wire were cut out on the Michigan avenue line, and wires were cut un the Nostrand avenue line, Railroad officials say no attempt will be made to start the Third avenue cars to-day.Cars were started vii the following lines Fulton street, Putnam avenue and Bush street, thir hugmien ordered to repair the breaks on the Gale avenue trolley have refused to do so, and it is reported that linemen all over town will refuse to repair breaks.The strike of these linemen has been threatened for two days.It will block the roads unless competent men can be obtained at once, which is doubtful, Col.Appleton's guard dispersed crowds from arouud the Brooklyn Halsey Street Station this worning.The soldiers used the butt ends of their muskets.It has been discovered that union men secured work at the Ninth Avenue Station, under the guise of non-unionists, with the object of damaging cars.Several cars were so crippled that electricians were at work all night repairing them.An attempt was Also made to burn the stations.Save for a few petty assaults the early morning was without lpcident.During the night the mobs busied themselves in cutting wires.They could do this work without fear of discovery, and at the intersec- tween Kuickerbocker and Central avenues when they cut the wires they also carried them away.j At Flatbush a mun made his Way intothe stable and attempted to bribe the new men there to desert their posts.It was discovered that he or some other miscreant had tampered with the motor boxes of some of the cars, The man was discovered in the stable and fought like a demon with the soldiers, who found him there.Oue of them received a black eye, aud the man made his escape.Every precaution is being taken to prevent any stranger from entering the powerhouse, as there have been threats that the stables and power-houses, will ba blown up, and every man in them killed.At Ridgewood early this morning a non- nnion motorman named O'Neil, who came to Brooklyn from Newark, was seized br a ang of men, who advised him to abanden is intention of working in the place of the strikers, emphasizing their remarks by pointing a pistol at his head.He refused to quit, and was knocked down with the butt end of the pistol and kicked until almost unconscious.He was then bound hand and foot with wire, which had been stolen from the Railroad Company, and carried into the middle of some empty lots.As soon as daylight came his fetters were removed, and he was escorted to the Broadway Ferry: his fare was paid to New York, and he was told not to return under penalty of worse treatment next time.The companies are still unable to secure new men to run all their cars, and it is not expected that any more cars will be running to-day than were yesterday.It is said that during the day, delegates from New York City, Newark, N.J., and Jersey City, will come to Brooklyn, to confer with the strike leaders to consider the advisability of ordering a strike among the street car men in these cities.Another conference between Bri ier Gen, McLeer, Mayor Schieren, the executive coramittee of strikers and the president of the railroad companies will be held to-day, that another effort may be made to settle the dispute without further trouble.The strikers seem to have the sympathy of many, and in every direction fands are being raised to help them to prolong the strike.¢ linemen of the Gale avenne line had a meeting this morning on Gale avenue.They talked the situation over, decided to strike, and returned the trucks they use to the companies\u2019 stables, Five hundred linemen held a meeting this forenoon at the headquarters of the Linemen\u2019sConstruction Union at Brooklyn avenue and Herkimer street.Brooklyn is a vast armed camp.Birg.- Gen.James Motler, of the Second Brigade, isin command.After the linemen on all the roads had struck, they held a meeting this morning and decided upon this action.Superintendent George Goodwin says the trolley lines are cut on Gale and Myrtle avenues.If he can get new linemen, he will repair the wires and start cars on Gale and Myrtle avenues.This, however, will take two or three hours.Boulders and atones have been pinced on the track on these routes, and stones have also been placed in the awitches.It will not take long, however, to remove them in case the companies wish to start cars, A squad of police and some unruly strikers came in conflict this morning.When tha men sere ordered to clear away from the corner of Hamilton avenue and Court street, they refused to do so, Instead of moving, one of the men hurled an egg at one of the policemen, The bluecoats thereupon charged the mob and clubbed every one in sight.Twenty of the strikers left the neighborhood with badly bruised heads.Many people think the situation has been complicated by the calling ont of the State troops, who do not carry the rospect of the community even to the extent that the police do, and Mayor Schieren was roundly denounced on all sides yesterday for ond.ing the county with an expenditure of $12, U0U à day to keep up this empty and riot- provoking show of force.Some even go so ar as to say that there would never bave been any riot if the State troops had not been called out, and assert that the police were amply able to control the strikers.The women were about as troùblesoine as the men They threw pieces of ice and anything thoy could lay their hands on.In several instances they threw boiling water from the windows at the, police and sol- diera.The police \u2018had to keep their eyes open or get a dish of water.An amusin, incident occurred at Pifty-second street an Second avenue.À waggon load of coal was on its way from the wer-houre to the Third avenue car stables when a stalwart Irish woman, armed.with an apron full of coal and stones, rushed out into the street, and seizing the horses\u2019 bridles and bringing the animals to a stop, n bombarding the driver on the box.The man was soon drixen from hia position.Ha retreated down the street at a rapid rate and could not be induced to return until a guard of police, ten In number, came along and accompanied him on his way.The progress of the Thirteenth Regiment yesterday was rapid.In hin zeal Major Cochran sept the sidewalks of a number of.titisens who were on thelr wiy to business and had nothing to do with the atrik- ers.These men naturally ebjected Montreal Daily MONTREAL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1895.or three blocks out to oin two of tn 5 and displayed the eir way, frée-Lomm American's con for authority and cursed the Major roundly.Some of them even had to be prodd with the bayuvnets slightiy Lefore they would give in, and it was only \u2018by sheer force of numbers that they were made to obey the Major's sweeping order.The battalion from the Thirteenth reached the station in short time though, and that was all that Major Cochran was after.Bul after all the show of force, the fact } remains that seven thousand uatioual guardsmen and fifteen or sixteen hundred pollveimen weie not strong enough to make the resumption of the street rallway Lratlic in Brooklyn practicable.The calling out of the First Brigade, composed of \u2018New York City regiments, seemed rather to add to the tension than to bring a solution of the dimi- culty.The task of restoring peace and order along nearly 200 miles of street car lines is a vast ono.A distended Japanese fan, the handle representing the terminal at the bridge and ferries to New York, is à not inapt picture of the surface railway system of Brooklyn.Thus the various car houses and power stations ure widely apart, nnd troops detailed to guard one of these are not immediately available for service at another, should the oceasion arise.The New York levy numbered not far from 4000 wen.They were moved across the great bridge early in the day.The various companies went by elevated trains, wherever that was possible, to the points to, which they had been ordered.Early yesterday a Scotch mist had settled down on all the city increasing in density, and evening approached and added to the difficulties which attended the carrying out of the announced intention of the Street Car Company\u2019s attempt of the running of cars in the evening upon lines not rated since the striké was declared.Subh attempts in this direction as were: made were futile.The vicinity of the Ridgewood avenue stables yesterday afternoon and evening was tho scenn of the most determined conflict between the strikers and their sympathizers on one side, and the troops and police on the other, that has as yet taken place in the present disturbance here.Early in the afternoon the guards were compelled to push the crowd back; on Myrtle avenue it was necessary for one squad of four men to fix bayonets and charge upon the crowd.In the stampede that ensued, one of the mob, George Callan, was jabbed through the coat by a bayonet, but not injured in any way.About 5 o'clock it was decided by the officials of the road to send out car No.15i5 of the Gales avenue line.The howling mob, which had approached uns near the stables as possible, by this time had grown to immense proportions, and when the commander of the militia received the word that a car was aboat tu be sent out, he prepared for trouble, The three companies ot the battalion on duty were drawn up, in front of the car.The Company had been instructed that if any stones were thrown at them, they were to fire.The men wete all well supplied with ball cartridges.The ear was rolled out of the car house and half a dozen reporters, and an equal number of licemen took their places init.Un each side of the car was placed a squad of policemen.On foot on the sidewalks a nuinber of policemen were stationed to aid in driving the mob before them, and behind the car as it left the stables a platoon of mounted police were placed to defend an ctiack from the rear.An advauve, however, of but a short dis tance was made when from the houses on either side of the avenue a shower of missiles began rain .upon the hends of the police and National Guardsmen.About three blocks from the station the climax of the trouble aame.Just at this point the tenement houses line the street on one side while ou the other there are a number of vacaut lots When the car and I£s armed escort reached this place, a moh made an attack on the car, while from the windows and house-tops on the left missiles of every description were hurled at the police and soldiery.The crowd pressed in from the left and both ends, and seeing the charges of the mounted police, and the militia with fixed bayonets were usaless, the police and soïdiery, resorted to their pistols and muskets.Only one volley was fired, but while it had the effect of dispelling the crowd, the officers decided it was useless to proceed further, and the car with its escort returned to the Ridgewood Station.The last two cars of the seven made a final attempt to make the run down town about 7 o'clock, but after going three blocks |- and meeting with the same reception as the others, they wérs fii back into the station, and all attempts to run cars for the night was abandoned.Judge Gaynor has granted an order to show cause why a writ of mandamus should not issue, to compel the Brooklyn Heights Electrical Railroad Company to resume the operation of its lines.Col.Appleton, of the Seventh Regiment, issued ab order to the men of his comman this morning, to the effect that there shall be no more temporizing with the strikers, and that when they are assaulted with missiles of any kind they must answer with a volley of lead.THE MANITOBA SCHOOLS.A Judgment May Be Given Next Saturday by the Privy Council.[BY CABLE FROM THE STAR'S SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT IN LONDON.] LoxpoXN, January 22.\u2014From enquiries made at the Privy Council to-day I learned how the consideration of tho Manitoba School case is progressing.It stands at the bottom of the list of judgments for the present sitting.It is possible, however, that the judgment will be given next Saturday.- eres THE OTTAWA CARNIVAL Some of the Sports To-day\u2014 Montreal Men to the Fore.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) OTTAWA, January 22.\u2014The town to-day is filling up with people, who have come to enjoy the Carnival sports.The great eventa to-day are the curling bonspiel, open to the world; the military hockey match and the ice trotting.The weather is fine, though a glare of ice all over is inevitable after last night's rain, which has also bedraggied some of the decorations.The entries for the snowshoe races on Thursday are now closed.They are as follows: ; vo One hundred yards, Canadian championship- George Moffat, George Paris, E.J.Paradis, MA.A.A.: Ed.Outhet, Montreal ; James Smith, Quarter mile, Canadian.champlonehip\u2014Geo.Paris, R.Steele, S.A.Finley, E.J.Paradis, MA.A ALE Outhet, Montreal; H.Carson, W.A.A.C; IH.Gowen, Juebéc.One milo, Canadian oham poahip\u2014George Paris, R.Steele, 3.A.Finley, M.A.À.A.; Ed.Outhot, Montreal, P.Higginson, D.Fraser.Half-mile city championship\u2014P.Reinhardt, L.Reinhardt, F.X.Oummiler, all; P.Higginson, D.Fraser, W.Foley.H.Carson, J.Bouchard, W.Curran and W_ H., Ottawa.Obstacle race-Geo Moffat, E.Outhet, Montreal; D.Fraser, P.Higginson, H.Carson, W.Curran, C.Clendinnen and Geo.Carson, Ottawa, The steeplechase takes place on Saturday at 3 p.m.on Parliament Hill.The entries are: P.Reinhardt, K.Reinhardt.J.Lepage F.x.Oummtier, Hull; K.Cuthet, Moutrea PF Higuin- son, D.J.Fraser W.Foley, B.Quinn, H.Carson.=, Curran, J.Bouchard and W.À.Spencer.tawa.GREEK MINISTRY RESIGNS.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) ATAESR, January 22 \u2014 The Tricoupis ministry has resigned, ax a result of the public feeling over the Imposition of the new tax laws, \u201cPRICE ONE CENT._ RCULATION 38,616 WERE SHIPPED OUT OF CANADA.THE ARMS FURNISHED THE HAWAIIAN REVOLUTIONISTS Went From Victoria by the Schooner \u201cSouth Bend\u201d in the Latter Part of October-\u2014A Story in That Connection.SAN FrANcIscO, January Z2.\u2014The secret of the shipment of the arms to Hawaii, which were used by Wilcox and his band of revolutionists, is revealed by an ex-customs officer, who has just come from Victoria.This man says the arms were shipped from Victoria in the latter part of October on the opium smuggling schooner, South Bend.This schooner has been notorious for years along the coasts.She was run by \u201cDilly\u201d Stewart, alias \u201cOpium Brown,\u201d and \u201cJack\u201d Forbes, alias \u201cJack\u201d Reagan.These men made money shipping Chinese coolies over the border when the price paid for this service was $100 a head.On their last voyage last year the schooner was hard pushed near the Golden (inte and it is assorted that twenty Chinese were thrown overboard.Whether this is trus or not, tlic vessel never secured another cargo of Chinese.Since then they have been smuggling 2pium into Hawaii, landing the drug at inese plantations on the small islands.They also smuggled arms and ammunition to the islands.: The considerable amount of ammunition was hidden for several days under the dark arch of the Esquimault bridge at Victoria.From there the arms were taken in Indian canoes to Seihels Cove, near Victoria, where the schooner was lying.Stewart and Forbesaccompanied the schooner, which landed the arms, as well as considerable opium, on the west side of the Island of Lunai.The arma were left with the Chinese, and were afterward taken to Honolulu by one of the small stéamers that y bot wegmetho islands.The South Bend recently Téturned to Victoria without Stewart and Forbes.They are both criminals who bave served sentences for smug- ling.E.M.Hatch, Minister of I\u2018oreign Ailuirs of Hawaii, sailed for Honolulu to-day.Mr.Hatch, is rushing home to lend his assistance tu his government.He deplores the condition of affairs at onolizlu, and declares that Hawaii bas ronny important questions to deal within its coming history.It was learned that the Provisional Government, has not only had Royalists to deal with, but it\"has also had to use force to suppress an uprising of Japanese laborers on the plantation of Ewa.Yowa Iu a 30,000 acre grant, situated 15 miles back of Honolulu.Several days before the revolt, Wilcox, the minister said 200 Japanese on the plantation, made an attack on the overseer, who was nearly killed.Several of the white men were badly beaten by the rioters.The police had to be called on for protectin.\u2018The Japanese, 1 fear\u201d he added, will overrun the country.Every vessel from Japan brings ju a farge number of laborers, and the Japanese are becoming to think, they are all-powerful.They are quarrelsome, and vicious.\u201cRegarding the rebellion,I think it shoxt- lived.The visional Government is amply strong to ~ope with the malcontents and I expect to find the whites in complete control on my arrival at Honolulu.Itis true that a great many of the Royalists are English subjects, but\u2019 I am convinced that Englishmen are sensible enough to know there is no other alternative, but to punish conspirators, whether the offenders be English, German or American.\u201d MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, New Mayors of Huntingdon, Lashute and Sherbrooke, Etc.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.] HUNTINGDON, Que., January 22,\u2014A meeting of the Village Council was held last evening.Dr.Cameron, gx .P.P., was, on motion of Councillor Pringle, seconded b Councillor Dinneen, unanimously electer Mayor for the ensuing term.The council decided to purchase a number four Watrous steam fire engine at the stipulated price of $3100, delivered at Huntingdon.The by- Jaw prohibiting slaughter houses in the village was ordered to bo put in force by the first of April next.LACHUTE, Que, January 22.(Special.)\u2014 , The election held here yesterday for Mayor A.Bedard, resulted in the return of Mr.J.who had a majority of nineteen over his opponent, Mr.Pierre Rodrigue.The contest proved to be one of the keenest in the history of the town.In the evening a number of members of the Lachute brass band serenaded the newly elected Mayor, and were entertained with about a hundred citizens who had called\u2019 to leave thelr congratulations.This is the first occasion in which a French-Canadian has been elected mayor, but although the English-speaking ple are largely in the majority, they consider it only fair that their French fellow- citizens should have their turn.SHERBROOKE, January 22.\u2014(6pecial.) At the first yearly meeting of the City Council, L.C.Belanger, Q.C.was unanimously elected Mayor of Sherbrooke.COWANSVILLE, Que., January 22.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The municipal election which came off here on Monday last and resulted in the return of Mr.A, Brewer, the retirin councillor, over Mr.S.B.Millincr, the temperance candidate, by a majority of four, was quite exciting.\u2018The voting laated two ars.The temperance candidate had pledged himself to vote and work for the repeal of the licenses In the town, while Mr.A.Brewer was strong- 1y backed up by the liquor men, and got four of a majority.It is now claimed he had polled for him some twenty illegal votes, and the seat will be contested.is election wan the hottest one in the history of Cowansville.\u2026 : SOREL, Que., January 22.\u2014(Special.})\u2014The following nominations for mayor and aldermen took place yesterday.Mayor - Louis Norasse; Aldermen - Richelieu Ward, William Desy; Montcalm, A.G.Trempe; Laval, Gendron;, St.Lhunrent, S.Guevremont.In Champlain, Bruno Leclerc and Albert Beauchemin are coming forward.Hunn, January 22\u2014Mayor Aubry, of Hull, has again been re-elected by six votes over ex-Mayor Champagne.Mr.Fortin was elected in ward 2; Mr, Carriers in ward 3; Mr.Raymon in ward 4.In the other warda the aldermen were elocted by acclamation.BUCKINGHAM, Quebec, January 22.(Special).\u2014 James Martin was re-elected niayor by acclamation.Councillors Cos- grove, Maclaren, were re-elected by acclamation.A.H.Parker war re-elected by acclamation in place of S.P.Franchot, retired,\u201d CHINESE PEACE ENVOYS.Lonnox, Tannary 22,\u2014 À despatch to the Central News from Shanghai aays: The Chinone peace envoyr to-day made application to the agents of the Pacific Mail San ship Company for transportation to Japan and will rail on January 26.They will be transferred to a Japanese steamer at Sbi- monoseki, , TOOKE'S SHIRTS been - placed 35zt Are recognized as the only satisfactory garments that have ever on the market.The material is good, the fit the best, the prices the lowest.them in all the leading fabrics, both white and colored.R.J.TOOKE, 177 St.James Street, And 1553 St.Catherine St., East.We make IRON CASTINGS TO ORDER.+++ We make Small and \u2018Large Castings of all descriptions \u2018of Best 3 Quality.Our combination of Facilities enables us to offer Special Induces # ments and guarantee prompt delivery.CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.| WN H.R.IVES & CO, QUEEN STREET, MONTREAL.15 tt Lost Health Restored.It is impossible to say tuo mnoh in praise of the great and wonderful work being done in this country by those great health restoring agencies, Hawkers nerve aud-stomach tonic and Hawker's liver pills.Thousands of persons are strong and healthy to-day who but for the aid of these remedies would still be in the clutch of disease.\u2018They have restored lost energy and made life bright again.It is noexazgeration to say that Hew- ker\u2019s nerve and stomach tonic infuses the weakened and depressed system with new life.Tt rebuilds the wasted tissues of the body and quickens the sluggish action of its organs.Whoever is weary and depressed because of over-strain of mind or body ; whoever is sleepless, irritable, nervous, easily fatigued, dull of appetite, subject of c snging moode, of sudden elation and equally sudden and apparently causeless mental depression ; all suc persons will find in Hawker\u2019s nerve and stomach tonic and Hawker\u2019s liver pills the means of speedy restoration to health and hopefulness.All druggists sell them, or they may be had direct from the manufacturers, the Hawker Medicine Co., Ltd., St.John, N.B, , 8r1 PRIZES.I have a large assortment of inexpensive Articles in Sterling Bllver, Electire Flate, Filme China, &c¢., very suitable for prizes.JOHN WATSON, Retailing Importer.Silverware, Electro Plate, Jewellery, Rodgers\u2019 Table Cutlery, Spoons and Forks, &c., &c G.1 ia St.Catherine Street, Gr Euchre and Whist rt Association Building.* A few doors east of Morgans, vo the oppo site side of street.\u201c)pen until 9 every Evening.182x cud \u2018A BONUS OF $30,000.Sherbrooke People To-day Voting on ita Advisablilty.{SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) SHERBROOKE, Que., January 22.\u2014In virtue of a by-law, which is being favorably voted upon by the property holders af Sherbrooke to-day, a bonus of $30, with twenty years cxemption from taxation is being granted the Jenckes Machine Com- any.The Company binds itself to expend £2500 in new buildings, $30,000 in plant.securing a bona fide subscribed capital of $150,000, and employing at least two hundred men for a period of twenty years.The Jenckes Machine Company, of which Sylvester B.Jenckes is the president and manager, and J.M.Jenckes is the secretary, has gradually developed an industry of the first jmportance to the Townships, and especially to the miners, whom they supply fargely with most of the various machinery they require.It is understood that work on the new buildings, which are to be completed within eighteen months, will be begun at once and finished much before the fixed period.Special Notices.Another Advocate in Ottawa.A Mother Writes About Lactated Food.In the city of Ottawa there was recently added another convert to the great army of mothers who believe that Lactated Food is the best In the world for babies who cannot be breast fed.ë Wellington Street, writes as follovra: < \u201cWhen my baby was born, seven months ago, 1 found myself unable to nurae it, and was in a quandary as to how it should te fed.One of my most intimate friends sug- geated a food of which neither of us knew Anything.This food was used for nearly a month, but my baby did not seem to relish it or gain strength in any way.\u201c1 fortunately read an article in one of our daily papers about.Lartated Food, and quickly decided to give it a trial.1 bought a tin from my drugkist and commen to teed baby regularly.She quickly improved and slept more naturally.Since then Lactated Food has been her only diet, and to day there Is not a finer looking baby girl of her fn the city.This food I am sure WAR fe means of saving her life.I can strongly recommend Lactated Food to avery mother after my happy experience with it.\u201d Japaness \u201cLacquered Goods in endless variety At special sale prices at S.Carsley\u2019s.Bibione ron mire ter wire ~ The lady, who lives on\u2019 THE GERMAN ASPARAGUS (Prima Ntaugen-sSpargel) 18 ALL SOLD and therefore withdrawn from our Let.With this exception, the sasortment still holds out, bet the piles are dwindling fasl.; Send your orders now from town and country for the Finest Extra Quality CANNED FRUITS and CANNED VECETABLES AM nt Koderrd Frisçs Every can ranteed.Goods carefully packed snd shipped to all rte of the Dominion.No charge for ages * >= === 05 HOME RULE RESOLUTION, LoNDON, January 22.\u2014In a letter to the Times, Mr.Joseph Pope, of Ottawa, denies that Sir John A: Macdonald ever moved, originated or supported an Irish Home Rule resolution in the House of Commons in 1582, as reported, or, in fact, anywhere A TENNESSEE CYCLGNE._ MEmpnis, Tenn.* Jantary 22.\u2014A cyclone struck Covi n, Tenn., this morning at six o'clock, which blew off the top of the Court House and demolished a dozen residences and a_score of barns and outhouses, The damage is $30,000.No lives were Jost.THE PUMA'S FEAR OF MAN.How Two Schoolboys in Oregon Killed a Mountain Lion.\u201cA recent letter describing the animals of the Patagonian plains, nar rates some interesting characteristics of the puma, or ther, which are well known to people in regions where \u201che abounds,\u201d said a man from the Rockies.\u201cThis information, of indisputable acouracy, upsets some widely spread fallacies concerning this beast.One of these, the ides that he regards man as his natural prey, is prevalent among peo) forest beasts have n formed from e erated stories of the eastern y panther, a read topic of rural tales and of boys\u2019 reading since the t settlers invaded the North American wilderness.The ferocity of the pampas puma tow other beasts and his gentleness or fear mm respect to man ._ FINDS ITS COUNTERPART in the mountain lion of the Rocky.Mountain and ific const ran This animal is a larger beast than h eastern wilderness, there known as the \" wishes, no matter how extravagan o tariff several | Mr.Geo delivered an the large audience present e whose notions of.amer] relative of the - ranks of learned psychologists as to the true extent and meaning of hypnotic in- *| fluences, there are many and accruing evi- denoes of the rapid growth of an interesting unanimity among criminals and their lawyers concerning its usefulness as a plea in extenuation.The columns of the Sun show that scarcely a day now passes without its record of some lawbreaker using the excuse of hypnotism for the commission of everycrime,froma petty Jarceny toa murder.It is the direct successor of \u2018\u201c\u2018emotional ia- sanity,\u201d and there is much reason to believe that a new and complicated pace has been added to the already encumbered library of medical jurisprudence.Sporadic\u2019 cases of this new form of malign temptation or weird control have been \u201cin evidence\u201d for sometime, the first modern example, it is believed, of its formal introduction in a court of law being in that home of the revival of hypnotism, France.t mow it is distinctly \u201cepidemic, and legalized hypnotism is as general in this country as it is amoug the French.How serious a question this new embarrassment to the procedure of our ¢riminal courts has become THE RECORD OF A SINGLE MONTH will show.The murder of Catherine Ging occurred outside Minneapolis on the night of Dec.3, 1894.She was a -looking dressmaker of sporting proclivities, her associate in her gambling enterprises being a rather swell young fellow of Minneapolis named Harry \u2018I.Howard.Howard was arrested on suspicion, as was a useful companion of his named Blixt, When in Blixt made à number of confessions and re: tractions, the gist of them being that he had committed the murder, but had done 80 under the hypnotic control of Harry T.Howard.Then Harry's brother, Adry Howard, was also arrested on suspicion, and he, ton, began making confessions, the pith of these also being that Harry possessed a power which, when oxercised, irresistibly forced-him, Adry, tocarry out his brother's t or criminal they might be.Further, both Blixt and Adry Howard agreed that the woman lived constantly in a hypnotized condition, induced by Harry T.Howard, her subjection to him, when in this condition, -being so complets \u2018\u2018that she would do exactly what he told her to do.\u201d While yet the ers were giving s to_the story of ds Ging's wretchsd fite and tragio.death under THE FATAL HYPNOTIC SPELL of Joung How a curious but far less seriops story was belug telegraphed from aire, Wis, Two girls Hel Briggs and Alma Leonard, made publie and official complaint against à étrtain Dr.George Ww.Pickin, also a resident of that place, alleging that they.bad.been hypnotized by the stor and then assaulted.abel Briggs had most to say in the matter, her story being that one day, while riding her bicycle past the Doctor's house, that evil man had ypnotized her into entering his office, though she was not a patient, and that later on she was\u2014bypnotised into taking a railway trip with the Doctor to Chippewa Falls and into going to Little Niagara, a lonely place in the neighborhood, where she remained.with the Doctor for two days, all the time der his hypnotic control.\"Alma Leonard Was Mabel\u2019s confidante and companion, her especial control being the octor s son, Asigal Pickin.For a long AFTER THEIR WEIRD ADVENTURES neitber was able to tell what had befallen ber, but Mabel first cleared herielf of the hypnotic spell and told her strange story, i ghtsuit whereupon Mabsl's against the Pickins, and it became a cause celébre to isconsin.The Briggs- Pickin case was tried in the United States Circuit Court on December 20, and on the very day that Judge Bailey was wrestling with \u2018\u2018post-hypnotic suggestions\u201d an curiously debating whether a long - ed doctor could throw an hysterical girl into a trance at a mile range hypnotism was being considered as a factor in two other trials of a much more serious character.One of these was the celebrated Kalp case, tried at Columbus, O.Here the hypnotic plea wore a decidely novel complexion.e theory was advanced that Kalb was his own hypnotizer, that he was à subjest of what is technically known as auto- ypnasis, and that while in this condition of self-induced hypnotism he, like the gentleman in the song, \u201cis not himself at all.\u201d The magnificent oppertunitiea that are opened here by the introduction of | SUCH A MYSTERIOUS CONDITION of sell-constructed immunity need not be enlargeed upon.The other case is of a very plain, matter-of-fact hypnotism compared with the Kalb auto-hypnosis, but it fad a much more serious conclusion, for not only did it result in the dismisal of the self- confessed but hypnotized murderer, but it also attained the climax of a new sénsation- alism\u2014that of the arrest and conviction of the bypnotizer.In May, 1804, à farm hand named Tom MacDonald, in the employ of Anderson Gray, a land-owner of nwWay Springs, Kan., shot down a neighber named Thomas Patton.Patton was a witness st Gray in an important lawsuit, and when MacDonald was arrested he freely told the story of lying in \u2018wait for his victm d killing him from ambush, but declared at his employer; Gray, had hypnotized him to commit the murder.On this plea the Kansas jury (the trial was held at Wellington) established the exceedingly c- hm rtant precedent of uittin Donald and condemning Gray to death.On | that very day\u2014possibly through hypnotic in- fluences\u2014the same interpretation of occult laws was made in a case here in New York eting out punishment to the instigators, nd that largely, if not sorely, upon the | EVIDENCE OF THE ACTUAL CRIMINALS, It isa ing that certainly opens up unlimited possibilities for the extension of the particeps criminis ment,\u201d while in granting immunity to the hypnotized subject and inflicting punishment on the implied criminal there a rank departure from the administration of justice under the law as applied In the cause of origiual sin under hypnotic ipfluence.Adam laid his crime to the most powerful of all hyp- notizers, the woman, and the woman claimed to have fallen under the fascinations of the first hypnotizer on record, the old serpent of evil, the devil; but all were unished, and, while the hypnotizer was oomed forever to the most undignified mode of progression known, the two sub- Jects were driven out into the fields of hard work.In the report of the meeting of the Amerl- can Association of Faychologists at Princeton, published in the Sun December 22, it was shown to be the consensus of opinion that crimes committed by a person in a hypnotic condition can be en as prima facie evidence of criminal instincts in that person and that no criminal act can be per- ormed by a hypnotized person who -is nor mally honest and law-abiding.Here, then, is a direct issue between scientists and jurists, with the Jurists giving practical illustrations of their belief in the correctness of their position.AN INTERNATIONAL POSTAGE STAMP.The German governmentis about to place a proposition Before European countries relative to the ests 4 an (international tage starap.It elev that such a Ham would a boon to-ali who carry on\u2018 any foreign correspondence.At present, if any one wishes information from a foreign country, he is unable to send a postage stamp for the reply, since no country will receive a foreign stamp as on an outgoing letter.One Is therefore compelled to depend upon his correspondent\u2019s enerosity tô pay the return postage.- The nited States consuls in Europe, for ex- aniple, are in receipt of thousands of letters of enquiry every year,not one of which contains postage for the reply.The German minister posts has designed such an international stamp and has arran, for its adoption.The stamp will contain the names of all the countries in which its value as Postage is recognized; togotbier with - v a table giving its value in the money of each of these countries.It is thought that only certain European countries will adopt this system.of a Neglected Cold.DISEASED LUNGS \u201cResult \u2018Which Dectors Failed to Help, CURED BY TAKING AYER Sz +] contracted a severe cold, which settled on my lungs, ; tu such cases, neg fue \"while, % nat the slightest enercion pained a t me.Ithen Consulted a Doctor who found, on examining my lungs, that the ppperpart of the left one was badly affected.E e gave b! ed ne fished the bottle I Le amet je LE cured > A.LEFLAR, Ayer's Chery Pectoral Highest Awards at World's Pair.dyer\u2019s Pills Cure Indigestion.Liverpool, Halifax and Portland RATES OF PAMACK CABIY, $100 and $110 Return, Rates are in accordance with location of stateroom, and samber of parsons occupying asme.Becond Cabin, $39, from Liverpool, Londo 2 Queenstown, #500 Glasgew, Derry and New York Service.18Jan.STATE OF NEBRASKA 1 Feb.BTATE OF CAJIFORNIA 16Feb, ; Cabin, $40.Second Cabin, $23.Sicerage, $10.the statercoms are situated on the rfeot Montreal, Reston or Philadelphia.or te \u2018AUSTIN BALDWIN & \u20ac0.3% Broadway, N.Y.North German Lloyd Steamship Co.MEDITER ; GENOA, NAPLES.from Mediterranean or BATrERaBY, St.James st., op.Temole Bldg.W.L JACKSON, 1761 Notre Dame st, Agetits for Mon: German Mediterranean Service.| HAMBURG-AMERICAM LINE.steamers between Ne York and Azoies, Gibraltar, Os.m., for Algiers, Naples, Genoa, Azores « 3 Return tickets available for the steamers of either ling, les, Genoa, Gibraltar, Hamb; Southam from Naples, to Egypt by N.G.Lioyd 8.8, Co.'s Imp.Mail Stra North à OELRICHA & Co., Gen.d a plan | 2 Bowl 4 P sul street W.D.O'BRIEN, WINTER TOURS.ER TOURS T INDIES ATLAS LINE, Weekly from New York, carrying U.8.Mall \u2018SAILS SATURDAY, JANUARY 26th, For Jamaica Direct.Special Tours to the West Indies and 5) ERA fons - ORIENT.The Mediterranean and the Orient, twin-acrew express steamer From New York January Be te Ih A, Bmyrna, Constanti an Naples, Genos, Now York.Duration, of round trip s| À limited number of outward w'GENOA; ARBXANDR or illustrated HAMBTRG-AMERICAN LINR Or D.CONNELLY, 14 Pince d'Armes, Montreal _ NE AD, Thousands in Dire Distress, WAY MRE NE DEATH The Sufferers Should be Directed to Paine's Celery \u201cThe Seventh regiment last night, for the second time, fired a volley.At abouts p.m.the police were called in and the militia took charge of the various car houses and city.The case - WAS A TRIVIAL ONB, but the application of the Kansas principle Expected a Week Will Be Consumed in Selecting a Jury.collision between cars on the Brooklyn bridge last night, near the Brooklyn side.An order to stop one train, owing to a block panther.The mountain lion, like the pampas puma, is \u2018terribly destructive to other wild animals and to young live stock, but Compound.«© \u2019 \u2018 erty of the traction companies, on the New York side, was given, and in : _ except in romance never figured as an\u2019 made it important.À servant girl named PES : : Hralsey Set stables, companies a cts the fog another train crashed into the rear, He January 22 The Si of animal dangerous to man.Owing to his Freda Miller stole $52 from her mistress, A NEE LL 7 RD Orge Be MES - DURANT IS CURED and \u201cK\" of the Seventh regiment were sta.With the above result.ine Ging, which was formally begun in the shyness toward human beings the moun- Mrs Rachel Richards of 28 East Brosd- WE GUARANTEE CTE NULS NE = IMLARYIS ° md \u2018 - tioned.Capt.Palmer placed twenty picked The American-Sepate heard Mr.Lodge's district court yesterday, was opened in a t8iD lion Is rarely seen by man, though way.The girl admitted the theft, but de.STIIB RELY ASD Serna = navel RINE - sharpshooters at Hoard avenue and Halsey resolutions with peference to Hawaii and crowded court room.Vay ward entered as sometimes in moubtain fastnesses a cam- clared that she been hypnotized and ÉLSETRIE A sell?at poies armiet Gsmeriive Weskmues, pes : street, where a crowd of about 200 jeered sent them over Mil to-day.They approve blithely as if he were entering a theatre.PSF, hear his wailing ary to his mate by-| made Lo steal by a companion named Min.iat Treely, His, footing, Contiomens Corryete of Wie, .them and threw Stones and other missiles.of the des atch § L a Trarshi à to the islands; He chewed gum vigorously and played with night, and potbape detect si p Ne ie eda Sarthe Declared | that 4 Vaomabe radios.Etre Oarrens Foi Lostaotty; At the present time there are thousands.! abou! o'cloc e men fired a volle i tates s WV i i i rese camp, ace Bown ons giving a ; 3 : presut nably into the air.The mob quickly êr ont rights to permit of ew pive her his apaicl, lan Sonning for proceed ange hich, if enPrpeeed res hunger, he ful and complete that she was compelled to ia11i6 3 menths.route lui giving ne Blob of valuable lives in jeopardy in our counters and dw ioual k cable by any other country in Hawaii; that ce and make 8 Bradway, Now Yuh jelp.\u201cMany are craelly suffering on The other case where shots were fired was 2 do everything that Minnie commanded her Irwin, the well-known criminal lawyer, TT \u2018 for help.Many are cruelly suffering and in the United States should construct such a connected with the Homestead and Debs way with any meat left carelessly within todo.Her mis Jpereupon took Freda Our goods are forwarded to any Post Office in Canada dee, distress.Kiane and liver complaints.When .a car started from the Ridgewood cable, snd that the islands should be an- cases, was on the defendant's side of the reach.Like the South American puma the \u2014 Free of all customs, duties or inspection.cer | 5 troubles dyspopsin, indigestion an © Seton of tne Brooks Heights Company exo.\" guioriers table, sais by Joh Ray Bite bere Dis proconc le soon made rhoometien ave\u201d bran mioy lo th - with volleys of stones and ULricks from NEWPORT WANTS THE RACE.ae M.Nye, Ce braiher of B i Near: k doctorss and the thought of leaving nown to ranchers by his ravages among the colts and calves and sheep.His flesh is white, and many North American hunters, like the gauchos consider it good eating.The mountain lion cub makes an at: attractive pet.until he gets 30 large as to ve with doctors.and the thought of leaving near and dear ones behind, adds to the weight of agony and physical tortures.It is the duty of all who know whas \u2018Palne\u2019s Celery Compound has done in the WOOD'S PHOSPHODINM The Great English Remedy.Guaranteed windows and vacant lots before it had proceeded far on its way down town.A \u2014_\u2014 x private soldier was struck inthe head with a stone and disabled.The officer in cnm- mand ordered his men to shoot, and two n Albert H.Hall \u2018were on the other side.It was deemed significant .that the attorne of Claus Blixt sat th ; side of the table.Soon afterthe proceed- NEw YORK, January 22.\u2014The New York Sun's Newport, R.L, special says: It is more than likely Newport, RI, will take measures to make the races for the choice ings began, Miss Julia Ging, .t to urge ev ufferèr to ) it trial: volleys were fired in the directibn of the of a cup defender of great interest, by offer- ofthe Bu ered orang, the tivin-slster a t cannot fall ; A mission he cure and \u201c rioters, who, however, were obscured by ingone ortwo valuable cups for the con- not, six fest from the prisoner.The case of FORMIDABLE IN STRENGTH.save.= \u2018dense fog.About 750 bullets were sent tests, provided they are sailed over the 'Blix shrieking in search of victims, but how t was re-set for February 5, and the That point reached, whille still amiable to- Mrs.George Durant, a lady living in 3 + Newport courses.Only one objection, it is first talesmgn was called for examination.| ward his master, \u2018he wes unsafe for 4 Elma, Dundas Co., Ont., was cured of liver ; many, if any of them, found human targets, thought, could be urged against racing Ha was a Dane named Nels Miller, and st rs to prose! h, and his - Todacce, Opfamor Stime- &0nd kidney troubles after the failure of § \u2018cannot determined.The.militiamen here, and that is that it might be best for | evinced considerable ignorance of the stories tory instincts are invoterately disnie pre Beforsand After.ju aatin doom lon to In several physicians ; she writes as follows : , À | .\u2018bad orders that when they shot it should | skippers to becom accustomed to the New of the murder.The défences in | Ward.ani .which are his natural.Ad emily; Prsantly; Consumption and cr-oarly grave: -\u2014-'Pertail.me to record my testimony.in\u2014 3 a be to- kill.- -Polisemen also did some shoot= -¥ork courses by having the trial races over the prosecution was suspicious and \u2018ex- Until these instincts become manifest, Bas bean proscribed ove $57ears In thowsands of fAVOT of your excellent preparation, Pains's ing at this point, with what effect is as un- them rather than elsewhere.amined him at great length.It is believed which usually occurs when the whelp - is eaten: 15 the only Reliable and Honest Medicine Celery Compound.For many years I have i = certaln as in the case of the militiamen, ; SE that the work securing a jury will last a | about a year old, he is as playful and gentle Incwn.Ask druggistfor Weed's Phesphedine;if been a sufferer from liver \u2018and kidney 1 ÊTRE a January 23 -The State, DISABILITIES ARE REMOVED.wee as a kitten, and his soft violet eyes give no bo offers some worthless medicine In place of this, (roubles, and have doctored with several - Boar ae mediation an rbitration met .warning of Jatent danger.The cube are tncloss peice in letter, and we will send by retarn Physicians, but only found relief fora very - | esterday and wdopied a spesal report on PRINCIPAL GRANTS VIEWS.bom wii faint markingsof bars and apotr mail Tri, ona passes Wr vi 0h uo wid short time, M7 hapband ndvised me tory anselt Las been given to thes Lill-abolish the disqualification against seventeen {.Whitewayite members of the Legisiature, | who were convicted of bribery and vorrup- ; ree which disap ter their eyes get Stomach, Dyspepsia, soon af ali derangements of the Liver, Stomach, and n.This disinclination of the puma to Bowsls, they give you a lasting cure.attack man is often attributed to cow ice, .though an animal should hardly be termed Headache; obstruction of nose; discharges weak y to the Logislature last night.© cause of the strike, aa.sioners, was the failure of Committee o your Compoun 1 did so, and found so- much relief from the first bottle that I éon- tinued, and am now using the third bottl Your Compound has done more for me than ST.Joun's, Nfld., January 22\u2014The Royal R tee [sPECIAL TO THE STAR] KrwestoN, January 23.\u2014In a recent mon in Kingston Principal Grant touched Windsor, Unt, Conds\u2019 aes bin ae sks Notre ; the Commis- he Executive District Assembly, No, 76, ! tion at the elections last year.\u201d Thess\u2019 cow which will risk combat with the : ; im any physician.For months before us Ted contract\u201d vi the companies for 105 Rre 00% AÙ eligible Tor ailes acain.\u201d Thin 98 Somupton t flluica.He proached from grisly tase, a the puma is knows, tds.care: ola treats sod so round aieep ut pore Tn gt Ad : 3 asseny came in the nature o vy COWA! © moun on,\u2019 sa .ity-\u2014these are some x : with some changes Including an Jnorease of owiug Lo Uhe delay in the ater rprise, shildish\u2019state as to the, practioal Bhristian- B.awl of California, who often of the on ptoms of Catirrh.Dr.Bage's WANTED HELP| Mzxoo- sleep roundly and naturally, and feel like a sorbed and the Executive Board of District PRTt 0?the British Government.The ac- ity of many Soca Christian Jeople.killed them \u201cthat more thanonoe when I |\u2014 ° has cured thousands ef Php Juin every new creature in the morning.: : \u201cNo: 75 would not listen to the proposals of SoPiance of a Bova) Comnisaion is likely to ATIONR CERCT LORD be seid: TiAnd, what Badly thot Ball th thee younding him se she worst cases, \u2014will eure you.a new discorery and keep our ahew > , o made the price o e.bill, fol.ground, instead | = tencesand SE I PE Rida he meinen nied a en a aac md Beebo rp er\u201d = es z companies are in the wrong for only the THE UNREST IN GREECE.should , indignant when he is can nu fl at is ee ee Is of two ITGHING MES ary pres mono pens , - Biel .tiaré that a car la moving is taken Into , \u2014 vassed for his vote.He should scorn ing ca the \u2018of thel tardiness that SWAYNE'S \u2018 ses, money deposed in By bank = > 7.-.eebouBt waits at the endsof -the lipesnot ATHENA, January 22\u2014The popular de- the idea.of being conve they had\" T6 Kill a to entails tion on | ne when started.Tor particular, vite ISON .wt belégoounted.With a view, therefore, to monstrations against the Governments to the poils He should onside his | the way to ac Av sight of bem the LUTELY CUR INTMENT Medical lectric Cor.lave rom Bors - hroat.Firples, removal of this qause of the present strike taxation \u2018 continue here and at manhood dishonored if approached with taken to a 3 whileone | + WTELY CURES tn at ; » A ches, O14 Uicers a a : vo.and prevention He oney in or Patras, ch and Eailtatre.Though the purposes of asking bim to sell himself boy watched him to see that he did not Low w ues wm ve 2 cour | JE : ody On Boy Ma Hi ! \u2018 tissu ted ft the chapter 520 of the slightly riotous, thé military bave no .ve roe riety ng Yet, That have with okies went Desk, bome & ov | ERAS l Samana.» ._ oo ponte ] 1.lwsot suded, 80 as 10 preectibe Due La suppesssing tha, ST : Aave'seen à court altting, and two covered Fork Su - co Lem Sène & Op.Meitronk, Nhoisante 1 Causes PowDERLAKATIVE & Vicuy | : = ; ; a ae + Prawd fog gag heed nd OTe CS au ge! yt SLT AAC eae faa, tw A ; Pa te : cl Lo Ta Sa ; ; = 2 Tl .: ., Ç fé Ke LA URI EST TL ET ag ER tT rt CS A rat TEA AS : : - 1 [ Fa © to \u2019 .C He ai lip ie ee ti an] ee eR : Ce eM = Lo.[ dw 011 LT \u2018 \u2014- - NE bl TTT TOA SE SRE 5 M Æ wh 5 ¥ \u2014 b me a\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 a: § \u2014 ee ae + 5+ © Gf pen ry > à - i à È le ! - - - = = = es wo i we ps ii RE , » « ; ut w #æ , i ToT TY + ; : ~~ a .' : ; \u20ac, - 7 \u2014 rte ma \u2014 , R ATES SITUATIONS VACANT, SITUATIONS WANTED, = poows TO LET.PROPERTY FOR SALE - FOR SALE \u201cHOUSES TO LET.INN ANS ISN FA TINS SE TY.A AIPA.AAA A APPT AAA AISA r - = v \u2014roR\u2014 ' ANDSOM 18 PARHÔE PRTONE SOUEE, WITH EXTEN- er HSW LEATRAR @ LET COMFORTAP eta! a angEn, coop a WOMAN TO win a eh YOUNG MAX (ENG, Roux OMELY FUR FURN ad ant Prose oie CUT o1¢ ana RES y ee.Toho voué ood Mio Te COMVORTA 2 Sn EMENTE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS some i i250 Fam va on ie Aton, 41% conso» payancon rest, ron TELE Tn TET rie met seedy Bid EER at \u2014 phy #4 Pymouth Grove.=\" \u2014\u2014\u2014 rx vary ro Ware à A pion a a yorswouas IN is mn Soe oh, bot wal wat George Bury, 88 Bt.James street.Teleph 672.157 all others! Malia & apis \u2014 - | a RR or supe boas Ostharive st., cor.SITUATIONS WANTED, 10 cents for 20 words oc less, War acs ve good ily references.Ab.nese.vor rears arian 5 to.che a essence, \u2014 BALELPARM.BT.Fer pos, s41e_ron ran MILLION KILE-DI RIT pl Fo STHERT NEAR lüconts fu 10 words or less, and Diy 88 88Hhuter st 1s extract, perfumes, patent medict of refer.Roo LARGE AND HANDSOMELY FURNISH- £ Good bay land, 5 norça, wi holding, ca kindling wood, 8 out maple, Denis enement or \u2018ets, eR los, NTE ARC concen BIS Wah ode a HT me Mondrent after à dde m2 nd also boues fo Machiarmid À Un corner Ja Se a.due | omic Hospital at.\u201d oc Aveiro 1 1 SHIRT 8T.ER.+ 4 cornes ames Ca An ANT Shiri eh serio a Ae ve EE er A When YOUNG MAN, SPEAKING OnMs \u2014 EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE AND Taie at Montreal on re phone 8110.= nobis 10 LEY.eae words Tem und] \u2014 AI situation se bookkueper; good small, handromaly fumished, moder co.avenivnoss: _ \u2018 LET\u20141311a ur.LAWRENCE, COM.pro LE qe les ee = 141.ag A, had Mand pe \u2019 47 R AALE\u2014BEING IN NEED OF READY Cesu Ti Fee BALE\u2014DEY KINDLING WOOD, $L GOUT fortable upper tenement containing 8 raving BOARDIT0 ce ute for 30 mors us las and'is cent per Wen CHRIS Delle.Bernie M a 1 TAKTED- UY A REAPECTABLE WOMAN, FA: 0OMi\u2014ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, ON Per fool, present value lic.Address, J.T.P.O.mie EE an \u20143 Wtisou; {ant summer klicken.co condition; Lnme FOUND, 10 conta for 30 woud or less, and \u20184 cent per Catherine st na 3 delivers at her Doms.lothes called for and R Jatbroom flat, with use of kitcheu if req 74 17 Toe 1937.-__ 10% diato on.\u201d Apply WK.3 tra word, each inse: ri De\" promptly delivered.194 8 a Guy Ms R SALE-98%0 FOR THE NEXT FIVE OR &IX NOR BALE-H.wi Ks, 50: OUT office.LULL To OUS, TUBES.ETC, Scents for 35 words LITTLE GIR ' SHARD 00D _BLOO lave end 10e sv catre word, cash insertion Wa Tn.x Na Re BE UAT HOSE VV ANTED- BRITISH COLUNBLA AND PACIFIC 3 0OMS-_TO RENT, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, Lai eurent Alain rooms nu Rite un od F o dry kindling, 1-30; out oy is, \u201841.80: (JLET\u2014AT LONGUEUIL.BRICK cor voi.SALE, 25 cents for 95 words ur leas, and 1 cent per \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\"- em 1% cosst.Hesponsilie sueur connected with frst use of kitchen it desired.78 Osborne st.à ac by Sows, tos room au en où grou temarec blocks, $1.30.Ntove lengths.Large loads.8 tage, iron root.Jo.8 Bord de l'Kau street.each insertion ANTED © ESFRALSERVANTS FOR LACHINE.class State's house, is open to represent good Ca oor.Apply epee ADOCK- SIMPSON & CO, Bolton.116 Cadieux 13¢ Can ie rented b or only suuimer PROP J JR BALE, Ts conta for 5 words or less, Wwe family.no washing; Va general Address I 103k, hits Monts on 8th.Beferenoss.OONRSTNNY FURNISHED FRONT Rooms.8s 6 K rh sirgot.TWO 30 INCUBATOR TWO montbszaltuated Br he Tear Pig er wharf trs word, © insertion , ots * da TA at, wi hand e room | James Fo SALE\u2014 EGG * LOST, EE words ur leas, and à cent per eatra | ev 3 mm veu .= ES CTANTKD.POSITION OY LADY erenoonare.Méaprivats.a baib 59 Motiill College avenue.15.7.JOR BALE-A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE, ON Loco brig usr cheap.Apply P.O.Bay NM.Arps to WE Copper.Stak office, BUBIN CHANCES, FTC.25 cents for 35 words or VV.Ë TED od 100 PLAIN (OOK, SVORK KAKY, ) Jerand RNY with first class references.Ad- I OOMB-TO LET, WITH OR WITROUT BOARD, = nin a sa good ordoc.ar of Tae ir Te fires, ovo.San FLATS.rad that: PSE ETAT Et re | rms | aire | ne EC SE ne pong pme | tes LG ad or prot : tanle, ei , 530, logue of pro y 0.Mann, nants rtior S y ANTÉD-A A POSITION AB SBALESWOMARN INA (Open: evenings.) Graham, 93 Prince =) » VWARLED ANE SOEUR © ADUS 108 Annee ar VW xhulssale, rptail giatonery or fanoy goods OOM- WELL: FURNISHED BEDROOM (HOT TOR SALE oy OU WANT ANARTIETIC HOME, Tu 1 bare Jamesat.Hell Telephone Ne.18 sod tf a ju oe.= \u20ac] nb.Tan Ua - srnid gertieements losericd of the shore rates mas : offorshoes Adress TILIS, SIAR omer: nt sor Hotel.(Balch Te Be = Lt dour from ki) gr Hour sut allo.diving \"toon und Bison ee rou Jer SALF= OF ro RENT, ns AMERICAN ET ON RIVER SIDE.COTTAGE, 7 A 000 GENER LBERV ç JANTED\u2014BY CAPABLE AND RESPECTABLE \u2014\u2014 = eo our, « ed In hurdwo Andsome » pianos.and * instru- VE TUGIHB mud vatonsion kitchen, | acre\u2019 i N AXEL, Abby ait Sborbrodlee mt .RVANT.wy VW staifase, 6 lodrcome and library, bathroom.and w.\u20ac ments at Now York | Fiano Co., wow Same.16.3 SITUATIONS VACANT.any days trom England, office cleaning, washing or OOM - DOUBLE, SINGLE FRONT ROOMS: Separate finished in hardwood: ox arden.with fruit trees: good stable; one mile te family: gas, hot water, shower bath.64 8t.laundry, d table cellars separate, x anda half from stalion.Address \u201cQ 2143,\u201d STAR - - ~~ NVANTED GUOD PLAIN COOK.arp LY uy wearG ER Depot.IAA Dente?hear Viger Garden, irolephone Gé.164 resent Hoare Tor 100 fe ene to 4 wide Lane.Side TOR BALE DRY KINDLING WOOD.EXTHA office.182 \u2018 A 3 A pays BURE BEND rs YOUR \u2014\u2014 MY rere TED\u2014SITUATION BY A MAN HAVING |.entrance.Price only $2300 Fompt very.ros., WAKE WTED 8 we will show you how to maké #3 à UANTFi AT ONUE.A GOOD PLAIN COOK VVANT D SITUA TION SY A MAN HAVING Rous TO LARGE FURNISHED, ATI WHER aud uy.Inspection invited.Moutroal Freehold Co.162 344 witha st.\"Tel.8241.167 FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.dag abate ur 5 ve furnish the work sud wach you V imoman: Apyiy 137 8t Auvoine st.Montreal proc es ook ping, Address \"W.hrooke at.meee L James atrret, Room 3 porsair- lA CHANGE FOR OQUNTRY STORK.| __\u2014_\u2014- enr TT cams aid wo ili ap ; full 172 [P.rentre JOR BALE \u2014 VERY CHARMING COUNTRY Nropars to tart a lending libraryand to sell second.yous address asd we will saplows the business fully, to.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 2 RUN; A LENTLEMAN WiLL FIND A NICE Pra te ï LET - FURNISHED HOUSE, ON UPPER® ber léar sfit.uf $3 for every da ~ \u2014 comfortable, well furnished room, facing the »! rect house, beautifully situated, about 15 miles trom city, hand boos, about 15,000 books of all kinds, large quantity work: = Tae doar fall 10 write Today Tape , ral \\ JANTED COM TETENT GENERAL 5 Dee NE V ANS Lap! Shee for Mimi a curs, at Mrs.Amedce, Phrenolugist, 142 St.Dominique, mater thraly thout d'amis ° Dosting, good train na ser of of munie, hotels ¢ ans w Bloc or in zlota will be re- t months of rnpaed from lat 1 Sbruary.dor Silverwary thr, AV, Winsor.Unt, Tid Teed Catherine street 172_ hate them on Land every «ay ufter 10 a 178 St.96 Bt.Peter Street BEY STE de.Catherine streets Montreal 16 : house thoroughly on {ortat In very ANTED-\u2014 IMMEDIATELY, FIRSTCLASS COOK.ie D +, VV ANTED\u2014A GROCERY CLERK Fino TIOR- VERY NICE ROOM, ON BATHROOM | RG tint, near: heated by h JOR SALE NEW YORK WEBER UPRIGHT Det Cradock pre # & Co.181 5) Sood TV, Avols by letter, stating age, references, irugth oughly vutterstands the b Uni- TANTED BYRESPECTABLE WOMAN, WORK\u2018 with board if desired; hieatod by hot wnter: |, COURBOL BT, COMFORTABLE R hy oO + rescut or last situation aud salary requi versity wl y nuderatan © Dua y a T V by tie day.Good references.Address 234 Vallee eur Windsor.936 Dorchester.Le 8840 K2500 brick cottage of 8 rooms, situated just F Bin ane S303.$e.X 0 cash Tt CW ~ month, 8 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 - = lows Os rer oo VVANTED- A EER DRIVER For WEST END.SF 162 OOM SPLENDIDLY VURNIS RNISHED BOON, FOR $2800.HYPOLITEST.A COMFORTABL : 2363, 270, 2072 2 Bt, Catherine st.Montre.wr SHOPS AND DWELLINGS TO LET.ANTED \u201cA YOUNG GIRL AS GENERAL SKR- Must be experienced.Highest wages.Appl 7 ANTED COOKING OR GENERAL HOUSE.a gentleman, with fret class\u201d board.Apply, 148, Gg = .Ww ssh 1 1 2 Th expertene en mice.App + Burr street.x brick cottage, oun stone foundation, con- MOR SALE\u2014OYSTERS, ONLY TWO DOLLARS _ _ _ vent, uh wo - \" \u2018ad Te referees rem he nh MS Brame En TN N° a by day or werk.Appiy-at 151 Bt.Chas.Bor rri atrer 5 Dedron rooms in alk ox.Dre AE a Eid pond, vapor LARS mm \u2018 apr vOms, tansion kitchen: voi ns feu front; lane io rear; imatediate NTED.À GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS pusseusion.Keys at vive of i OOM LARGE WELL FURNISHED BEDROOM.WA to introduce the latest work of historical reference corner SI.Lawrence Market Place und st.\"ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY.87 Union avenue.Wax GENERAL SERvant, Protestant, for family ol three, washing Domiaigys » st.7ANTED\u2014A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS » on St.Catherine street, north V LET\u2014STORE, WITH OR WITHOUT dwelli e \u2018 a \u2014BHUTER ST, FIRST CLASS STONE , near St.Mark: good opportunit; Lo start a ven out.Must be wellecommendrd.Ayply at 43 ft.74 Victurie nus Men ecribtion & Fab, Lo.co relormces, Addoees SN OU aman oie, IA\" OOMS-TO LET, WELL FURNISHED.WARM, $7000 ke coitas Gt 10 rooms, Lieated Ly fur.JOR SALE.CHEAP, ENCYULOPÆDIA \\BRITAN- fancy goodsand stamping ssiablishior ho eo Fon ark ot.15 4 square, BW | on Doak oflce.large rooms, with board; private.10 PP nace.Possession May aa iris and amended, 10 vols.complate.4 seaming let May next.Apply to W.F, ANTED-TWO COMPETENT BARNEN, \"ONE VV ANTED AS Ne OUR NEW a ATLAS VV ANTED- IMMEDIATE.-v.POS ITION BY D.K.166 J \u201cHUTCHIsON AT.| ae weipobed 1043 Bt Hubert st.JE.STAR O Coote - an 1.1 the world is the best ft i k keeper; thoroughly competent erences.: RE i ptr a I | he SSRN To er i | tS PULLS ATE | PROCRCEAELRE MERON PORE, TOM Bit are aus ces rm a\u201d mes oon PAIE BOARD OP TRARE CHETIFIGATE FINO LET_ STORE, NO 15 LAWREN ood mi mizing lndis x sabi Avbly pring references Lu aud particu Canad ion & 1385,\u201d STA ottice 173 P \u2019 ty don May nez x 537.\u2018153 back part could % used\u201d a a dwol: om, B 1756,\u201d HTAR « Pant ty 4 Victoria mjuare, Montreal.181 ANTED_A SITUATION AS TABLEMAID OR e SOLID BRICK HOUSES ON MANSFIELD 6T.ST.splendid position fora grocer n good repair.; \u20145 3 3 ntal, pay p.c.un purchase price Terns VATED A pa ronan BOY AT RRYSON'S MFD- VV ANTED-A SMART INTELLIGENT GIRL V housem OOMS\u2014FURNISHED, WARM AND COMPORT- to sait.A Largan P- pu p ard.P ioe) Dispensary CE with ¢ eXpenence, ust aid.City references.Avoly 416 Bt.James FA pore Seal office Tacs Fobruary à ap Fo SALE-GABLER SQUARE PIANO ww with Ht.Catherine at: case.street., 13% octaves, carv ply to W.able, on PyHhroom à iat, also table board et reason able terms.38 Viet 183 © fast worker.Address \u201cR 2174,\" fi?ra Lindsay, 2268, 2270 and 3273 8t.Catherine st, M hag 24 $17,000: R002 0%, Toor, of ra \u2014 AN K) NCED GENERAL SER._ Windsor, a boeut own stone aki = LET-\u2014FINE STORE.5 Vrs V VE a Avy to 204 St office.VY Sekine or gene RA be vou SAUCE is vied ELL FUR, Re chers w ete.front residéuve * 5 rooms, finished in in on a LoauE FOWLS, ONE ED TL connie Eu IRE.SHEL AND e BE yyagmmp NE ANS pose Sepi abn Soars © 7 SUT SE | te tr ve hon ai TR Wok ake Stanger Dries done 10 raw Toda af bra hayon 135 otrd Duma 1 0\" 8 Peter st.PRINTERS OVERSEER, ENG: to Wm.Cox, No, 55 Bushbrooke st, .birds.Wine YOUNG GIRL ABOUT 13 YEARS AS ve a 3 F Moy NN.mes ai os\u201d _ 1987 her s help, With 2 young children: food \" \u2014 3 V \u201cfee rs A IEE OOMs\u2014 TO LET, , TWO LARGE DOU DOUBLE ROOMR, 153050 A er 5 gagement, frat STORES, BS PREMISES, ETC, \u2014 mouth.Protestant preferred Address * TED\u2014A CAPABLE GENERAL BEKVANT, class re ais Conéro Lier or sépurauelsi.aisu-a-frunt single thom, =\" R SALE\u2014BTÔCK OF ' BHELF WARD nas Sram office.We at 4166 na CAE ke street, corner Greenu avenue.Ration, Point st.Charles Montreal.with hoard.4 Moto aie at.164 PROPERTY W ANTED, F° ores.glass, pitts and oils: Apply to a A TO LET.V WANTED acon D STEADY MAN TO KUN ELEC voly after sevon o clock evening, or in morning.16 1 ANTED-BY GOOD eet WASHING ROM Vo AND mE JTE + Fu HAT \"UFRIGRT FIANG AND ST00L am t t dynamos, one who understands rinning ANTED-A GENERAL SERVANT AT ONCE and ironing st her own home, years experience.or withou! ferences ex ar » O LET\u2014FINE STORE, WITH ALL MOD- steam engin » testimonials 16 4 ANTED\u2014TO PURCHASE A HOUSE.$3000 OR .00 cash 00 and all 4 6 +R G ao preferred Slate make and Loc get & WATS family.Apply fol?Argyleave, 181 City references ply se 173 avenue.- V lesa.Terms $40.00 ver month until paid for.Ad- sa C.wn a da ag od Len 273 BL Gi T em opnventences: povir, fed up.nog Powse Lior.Aruprivi, Ont.183 ANTED A GOOD STRONG Lan as DRIVER.| WW ASTED_POSITION BY A GOOD COOK, WITH OOM8\u201445 BLEURY HT, ONE DOUBLE NT dress \u201c\u201cN 2064,\u201d STAR office , [LE] Soe at., Montreal : Cyrille Laurin.16 Place en axTED_GENKRAL SERVANT.APPLY ar W Must live near store es Mock, VV Brat clabs city roferouces.Apply to Mre i x {oom and single room, with or without iso A CUTTAUE Ta_à_ FOUR, GOOD RB SALE.HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURE.NEW mperial Bullding.2659 tanley st.\u201ctai Ti - 7 NTED Al 8 \u2014 EL .Wag Manstiald st 15 grocer.8.Outharine ree wo Ser Aen 7 - Locality! price from #2500 082000.Send full _par- ouly in use à few months.(004 reasons for selling.JO LET\u2014FLATS, OVER 1746 NOTRE DAME PTT ANTED\u2014(PERATORS, SHIRTS AND OVER- ANTED\u2014BY' YOUNG MAN, SITUATION AS OOM#\u2014ONF \u2018\u2019BEDRNOM AND A SITTING, ticulare.Address \u2018\u2019N 2063,\u201d STAR otfice.73 ans between Zand 4 p._m.106 St.Matthew st.18 4 street, suitable forsample rvoms, dry WV4NTED-OSNERAL SERVANT, WITH amr \u2018alls, maclilnes run by power.Permanent work.lark: four yesrs' experience.in dry Juois.grocerien, rouw, or twe bedrooms ou Sathroam flat.Modern or light manufacturing; goods host: Tow rent, 177 Mansfield street.- Avply 431 Sc.Paul, during day Pad 134 Berthelot attord boomhand shoes.Biriculy rey Private family.3077 Bt.Catherine st.ANTED\u2014A SMALL LOT TO SUIT A FACTORY, BR BALE-MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN.$0.00.J.Cradock Simpeon & es ee evening * ul James, Peterburough, Ont\" it 3 167 WwW 40150, in me cash an.r month or $43.00 uit cash: ANTED\u2014A PLAIN COUK.MUST BE WILL , , 20.181 St.James stroet.Bt.Ann's Ward, between MoGill and 18 Prod ddress \u201c8 1542,\" 18 day, 2268, 5 Em Bt.Catherine st., Mont : Dike streets or thereabouts.A 8rar W.Lin lng Lo nod have satisfactory a references.GOOD 000 2654 ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A OOMS- NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, 8 real.Apply between end 3, to Mrs.Gaunt, 426) Bt.Gui VV 4xTeD\u2014 goono 10 K.APPLY.ST.CATHE- » situation as good plain cook or general servant.4 Roo with every convenience.4 McGill Colinga ave.Tes pla : 181 z \"HOUSES WANTE HOTELS TO LET._ \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 ictorianguare.0000000000 lia TO PURCHASE A CENEMENT PRO- Ds - rer mem AAA \u2019 COOK OOM6-\u2014FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, DOUBLE A AETED_A GOOD Jnr in aust WATTS meray wi rh teres I ek | ANTED\u2014BY PIRST CLASS ENGLISH TAIL \u201cand single.32 Victoria a.pear 81.Caivarioe.i, axe Jo the Sed cho GTR Station, eo Jo LET toTEL APPLY DR.THAYER, also understan - {= 0 couté; resté, pente alteros , Se Lens ces ee ee es , \u2014 ENT otre & Qo.before Ÿ a.m.or after 3 .155 avenue.__ \u2014_\u2014 costa turned Sod ai for boys, iris ar 7 ISHED, 0 Jan ANTED- TRES is A JURNISHED dire oF : re - a hoya\u2019 su ia ma de: work done cheap; cut and tit guaran\u2019 OOMS\u2014LARGE HANDHOMELY FURN 3 7 - ANTED \u2014 A COMPETENT NURSE.MUST V JAIL UNL MEE BF, Son eed.A dies\u2019 tallor made dresses, jackets sud wan modern gonveniences.heme comf: with firat- BOARD nea,\u201d Bran of.OFFICES TO LET.have Sood references.Apply between 9 and 10% set ot books for sineas.and initiate ties made at TOR leury si, below Dorchester.171 ciass board; nice locality.388 Lagauchetiere, corner St.ANTED-HOUSE OR COTTAGE.7TO SROOMS- | - =, ut 07 Perl street 0 56 gratem of ke A eccounts \\ pos best ANTED ay BÉLIABER WOMAN, PLACE AS Denis st.163 A WwW good locality Most a bargain.Send full par- LET Price AT 5 Commission ÀANTED-\u2014TWO TRAVELLERS, ONE EAST AND soutien] melo a a working bousekeeper or general servan t with small ON TIT: NICE ROOMS, ON BATHROOM OARD-AND ROOMS, FOR LADIES PURING tegjan oP.©.Bas pk ul CR oo tod for thie ON.une west of Mcatréal, Lo carry samples of Walker's keeper,\u201d P.O.Box 577; uty li family, good Jaundres.Apply o 6 Ht.James street.183 fist, 2416 Bt.Catherine at.163 Ladies sttouded b to at their\u201d! 7 Far inf hit Pare Candy on commission, 331 At.James street.16 = owubomes Mr.ae Ladies\u2019 Doctress, 151 Cadieux.LOST Rr ceed pilke.ia \u2018Commissioners wil 19 ANTED IMMEDIATELY.GENERAL SER-| \\VANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, A HOUSEMAID.VV ANTED\u2014 HOUSEWORK.A (JESPECTABLE 00M_A NICELY Lee ROOM, ON 5100 270 : 3 3 2.0 Na A mi ou! wo ot water; : AAA ee AAA AA AANALIS vant fur sauall family.373 8t.Antuvine st.164 Must have references.843 rehestor « 161 hear of a situation in a small fai where she 490 Bt.D Denisst\u2026, fast Above Sharbrooks Si es Ba 3 NTED \u2014 _MILLINER.\u201c EXPERIENCED trimmer.to take cl \\afge of workroom rue re ail millinery house in the ci si Good salary © eve person.Apply Caverhill Kissock, 91 St.Peter.ANTED-A YOUNG GIRL AS ASSISTANT TO h id.Apply after six p mn.or Leu à.to.at +68 Guy st.163 ANTED -A GOOD HOUBE AND TABLKMAID.Raeterences required.Apply 2M st.before 10 sm =.or after 8 p.m.163 ANTED_FOR LEADING RESTAURANT, GENtleman as ier: wages $80 snd board, one who would lend $1000 ¢ to proprietor; security given.Address L.Harris, 118 B1._Jumes.I ANTED\u2014COOKS, GENERAL SERVANTS AND chambermaida, with city refarences.Appt at Mrs.Tucker» Registry 1875 it.ANTED \u2014 a COMPETENT MAN TO FILL THE and tresmurer.will be ered anti anuary nb.Addives F- pa Badgwr, Jr.General Manager.Montmore: Elect: Power Co.Quebec.oe 1611 ANTED ~ A SMART RESPECTABLE AND well educated youth to Jean the whalesale woollen business pod te make bisusel nerslly useful Address M2049,\u201d Bra V ANTED-\u2014ONE OR TWO SOPRANO VOICES for Prest: oir in west end, to om rough vocal Instruction will ve given fo for oroicon A tair voice, bat Knowledge of music not necessary.Address \u201cO .re office.173 ANTED\u20142 x OUNG WOMEN.ONE AS GOOD Slain coo k snd one as house and tablemaid Apply Batier, 51 Berthelot s' 163 VV ANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED DINING ROOM Eris Apply Hotel Cadillac.ANTED-\u2014YOUNG MAN As OFFICE ASSISTant for rehouse.© speak od Tie French.Apply in own » haudwriliog- to Pr.1 V ences ANTED-\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT TO GO Three Rivers.Apply to 85 Durocher st.city refer- required 173 VV ANTED-A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT.AN excellent .A nurse-housemaid kept.pire testant preferred.1279 Dorchester.ANTED\u2014AT ONCE, A GOOD GRNERAL SERvant, in a small family.A goud home for a gue verson.Apply 141 St Antoine ot.2 y ANTED_GIRIS TO | Do HAR AND FOLD- na ting office.dress g 5a ro MPR: 1 oy eS de 5 | ANTED \u2014 CHECKER AND SORTER, SHIRF ironers and coller ironers.Steady, ex nced œ only.New York Steam Laundry.173 Ÿ JANTED\u2014AN ENGINEER FOR CORLISS ENgine.Apply Troy Steam Laundry spector st.WA ANTED-A GOODGENERAL SERVANT FOR A © small familly where parsots kept.ust have Food references.poly Tuesd sday morning, to 199 À ASTED EXPERIENCED GENE\"TAIL SERbe one other peed » uat à 000Kay.References mec Stanley st.VV ANTED\u2014 \u2014A SMART GIRL ABOUT 16 OR 18 A8 servant, in » small family.Apply 86 York avenue, V STE 16 3 TO Co., 160 In- 172 V ANTRD\u2014A CITY TRAVELLER oN COMMIS sion to take orders for hay, Must be w with the trade.Address P.O.non a5, Cr 81 WANTED A GENERAL BERVANT.MUST I d have satufactory refere Apply Sorat ; NTED\u2014GENERAL ANT, AN HER VV \"EE EE JERIAYT, AXoTits ANTED\u2014A sooD Sook AND TABLÉMAID, women, Eny or t ply betare Gite © clock to Mra.Gillspla, ota.35 Feet a at | 18 | ot ANTED- IMMEDIATELY, A JUNIOR FOR A British Fire Insurance office.Apply AY refers plicant's handwriting, to P.O.18 3 ANTED.- A GENERAL SERVANT, WITH good references, for a small family.ES st Sash: eting, lower tenement.wash or Shieh a he is, or w s weit traine.Ps Bleury, 18 4 ANTED\u2014BY COURT DRESSMAKER (FROM WwW -Bond street, four England), high class drees- Managed town home.Address 108 glad to would do all the work th fly capable an Terms moderate.|_2749 Bt.Catherine ï OUMA TWO UNFURNISHED.WELL HEATED.esp, ish family, rive locality, near Fol ot oe petatre - ne 114 JR 00MS-FUENISHED.106 HTANLEY ST.174 WNT .\u2014 SITUATION TO ATT ATTEND TO 5, thuraughly understands bis work, pio | tho traning of Joung Horses of references an pply \u201c8 2208,\u201d Bran office.1: 183.ANTED\u2014SITUATION BY FIRST CLASS COOK or as chambermald.Guud references.Avely$ sm Aibert se.4to6p.ANTED\u2014DRESSMAKING, FIRST CLASS, 2250 Rooms -TO LET.FURNISHED AND UNFURnished, parlor very large, at 170 Mountainst.17 4 | Ree MS\u2014TO LET, SINGLE, FURNISHED.AE MW ply ta 20 City Councillors st 177 Rooms TO LET, TWO cosy AND COMFORTable rooms.Tumediate possession.Modern on veniences, Gen tlemen only.ety private family.reet, ° aud 83.00.573 Upper 8t.Charles B 2 ANTED-SITUATION AS HOORKEEPER oR _ general office arose First any V ANTED\u2014A GOOD GEN EHAL SERVANT GIRL 35 Desver Hal 5 Hig W J'ANTED-À GOOD Pre, SERVANT.y : Brunswick st.Apply after 7 mi (off Prince Arthur at ANTED\u2014A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN GEN- ral housework.Auply ut No.19 Orenden seme We UTTERS ON GLOVES AND mite Doon fs 1623 Notre Dame = Ÿ ANTED\u2014-A GOOD COOK.APPLY TO MRS.Hart, 768 Sherbrooke st.181 ANTED\u2014AN EXPERIENCED TABLEMAID- required.À betwsen 1 and 2 and hetween 6 and 7, at 745 Sherbrooke street.183 Nas dm\u201d GIRL AS NURSE.MUST bave references.Apply forenoon or evening, 18 A 7 ANTBD\u2014 SMART MAN.APPLY 813 CRAIG ot., Immigration OB ANTED\u2014GENERAL SERVANT IMMEDIATEly where à housemaid is kept: no washing; good city references.Apply at 314 Prinve Arthur st.15% ANTED\u2014BOY ABOUT FOURTEEN, TO RUN messages and make himself generally useful.LA .vly STAR \u2018Ednorial Ofice.Wa! NTED \u2014 EXPFRIENCED HOUSE Are ablemaid.Best of references required.evenings after 7, 135 Mackay ot.irs ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED GENERAL BER- vant in family of chres; no washing.Apply sa inge, 179 Méckay.ANTED CLOTHING TRAVELLER FOR EAST- L Ontano and Quebec, 2 cations © must give full particulars and reference.Address \u201c'V 2253,\" BTAR oftice.181 ANTSD-ACÛVE RESPECTABLE PERSONS na agents.a easily tween 1 and 3, at rexel Medion Co.113 8t Fras Xavier street VWANTAD suagT BOY TO LEARN THE JEW.eliery trade.Must 5 both laoguages, good references required.Apply Bloves, 1893 Notre Dame years exp \"aa 158,\u201d >\" WTAR office.18s ANTED-SITUATION BY A COMPETENT ñ porionced im all kinds at good cooking, of : the care of a n.Pisses call 134 Windsor st.1- VV ANTEDA POSITION BY A YOUNG LADY, riencod in bookkeeping, financing office work.À ddress M.R, P.0.Box rind city.% 3 V ANTED\u2014A SITUATION BY A GOOD PLAIN st.ANTED\u2014BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, _ light work of any kind by the Ua; 1 ocouk, willing to wash and iron.Apply 22 or dinner parties, OOMS\u2014NICE ROOMB OAN BE HAD, WITH OR without board, in nite warm well furnished house.Apply 45 Victoria.183 OOMB\u2014POUBLE À also table board.VON LARGE AN D: COMFORTABLY FURNISH- L SINGLE, WITH BOARD; au with every conronience, fi hor married couple or two Quist rues, ith or iD: vos central.106A Bt.Urb 0.OOMS \u2014 BUITABLR FOR A PROFESSIONAL man, at 85 Union ave.Ble ooMs- FURNISHED DOUBLE AND SINGLE TE ms, botween Victoria st.Bud McGill College 22.1 ave, 30 Burnside Place.185 OOMS\u2014TWO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS AND v: would wait on first class board.97 Union are.or: Lest of references.Address *T | mA\" -8TAK Ax offer.WANTED TO PURCHASE.| NNN NS J ANTED-TO PURCHASE LARGE SIZED ROLL ce desk.Must be in 2 good o rder.State price.size po partioulars to \u201cM 2043.\u201d STAR office.ANTED-COOKING STOVE OR RANGE, HOT r at nts preferred.Must be good order, ean fof cash.Give price and size, M.5 Mont Bt Marie.172 ANTED\u2014TO PURCHASE.BOOKS POUOHT, sold and crcien Postage to every body's satisfaction Collections of Fi tage Blam ps, nadian, Law, i tampe, etc.3110 st Catherine, near enr 18 3eod V ANTED TO: PURCHASE.1 PLATFORM ju, 2000 Ib; 1 smokestack,about 6 inches in d son gaie ft.eur, 1 iron tank (square), capacity, 0% Apply ldGuy.= 01 U'ANTED-TO 0 PURCHASE 200R 3 on DOORS at uboat fifty cents sach.\u20188 2302, Sram office.BUSINESS CHANCES.I a a Ta di R SALE- SALOONS, HOTEL, GROCERIES, cigar, fruit, confectionery stores.Glood chance.f beginnors Housez and shops to let.James.Evening, 439 8t.Lawrence.R BALE\u2014CHEAP, A GOOD LOCATED CIGAR store, nicely fixed up, doing first class chante to make muoney.454 Hit.James ut.173 V ANTED\u2014COMPETENT GENERAL SERVANT.Apply 343 Olivier avenue, Cote St.Antolue.2 MONEY TO LOAN.AN SNL 47500 \u201cADVA ANCED TO RESPONSIBLE JOR BALE\u2014OR TO RENT, A FIRST CLASS BREAD busineas, with use of bakery and w.waggon.Eas terms to prompt purchaser.Address \u201cT pes.STAR 0 = 3 LESSONS WANTED.1 Harri 118 81.STE ¢ OOMS\u2014NICE FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, with all modern conveniences.Apply 274 St.Denis nin st.| | 'OUM NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR GENtleman desirous a squier ome; every convenience.No need a University st.9 186 OOMB\u2014NEAR WINDSOR HOTEL, FINE LARGE rooms, on bathroom fist, heated by bot water: with Loerd if desired.Address \u2018\u201c$ 2195,\u201d STAR office.18 1 OOM \u2014 FURNISHED TO LET, TU MARRIED couple, with use of kitchen: comfortable home for the right party.thedral st.183 OOMB\u2014TWO NICE BEDROOMS, WOULD SUIT ther ladies or gentlemen employed out during de day.15 Overdale avenue.Rex ~LARGE WELL FURNISHED COMFORT able, suitable for one or two persous; gas and hot water.50 Osborne .18 2 OMS UNIVERSITY,SINGLE AND DOUBLE , to gentlemen of quiet habits; gas and eve: convenience; breakfast if required; house warm.18 Sood OOM\u2014FRONT DOUBLE, ELEGANTLY FURnished, also small roo! .bathroom at: gas; private fainily; no obildren; terme mpderata.147a 8t.Habe BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED.WANTED LARGE ROOM, WITH D BOARD, \"FOR a young rried couple.Must have hot \u2018water bath snd closet, vicinity of St.Denis st.Address \"\u201cÇ 2147, \u201cSTAR office.- 183 WANTED \u2014 COMFORTABLE ROOM, board if within 20 minutes\u2019 walk of Wellington Bridge, early breakfast: if not near, without board; ferences if required; terms strictly moderate.Address dress \u201c@ 2157,\u201d BTAR Of 182 MISCELLANEOUS.AA J3OAER-AT THE AVENUE HOUSE, 17 MoGILL ; ue, afew rooms boarders.13 1 cheap price.Apply street.BOARD MES.MOEWAN, LADIES SICK NURSE, superior accommodation for boarders, best medical attendance; strictly private.moderate.Hs\" ce dieux, below Bt Catéerine D-MADAME LE- FRANCOIS, LADIER rior accommodation for boarders\u2019 nce; strictly private.Terms moder rig 78 Bt.Dominique.\u20184 15 OARD-AND ROOM AT NO.710 SHERBROOKE street, lst class board, bome Pe comforts; gas and water heating; private and no childre: LR) OARD\u2014AND ROOM, $150; TABLE BOARD, $1.50; room for married couple qd piano; meals # all hours.1447 Notre Dame st.{ Prasp-axn ROOMS FOR LADIES DURING cisss nurse and medical attendance.Accommodation for other patiente.Mr Soh 4508t.Lawrence stroet.JARD\u2014AND ROOMS, A WELL FURNISH singlo room; hot wader hestings and ith an el board.18 Union.ave.maw BOARD\u2014AND ROOMS, FOR oxE OR TWO GEN- Yemen orladies.Moderate prices.Early breakfast.751 Lagauchetiers at.fonda Hall Hit.\"182 OARD-GOOD BOARD FOR MARRIED COUPLES, es or Sentlomen, u use of St Kerlor an snd piano; gas.bot and cold water.Apply to thedral st, near Do minion aq.182 OARD-\u2014GOOD TABLE BOARD AT KEABON.able prices.35 Belmen! rene OST'-ON THE LTH INST, YOUNG ST.BER- 48% dog.ye Tollow, strap collar.Reward on returning to Lou-ex The next match in the Junior League will be played in Ottawa next week between the Liawthorues and Aberdeans.It is \u2018doubtful if Weldy Young will be seen on the ice again this season, owing to injuriesreceived in the last two matches.Look out for next Saturday's match on | the Victoria Rink, when the Giants will meet.Both teams will be the same as played on Saturday last.This week Quebec plays Ottawa on the latter's rink and Montrealand Victoria pla; at home.The result of these matches ry materially aftect the standing of the clubs.The all- important question is who will be -referee for the Montreal-Victoria match.The powesthat boshould be careful to gelect \u201cAmong the latter several aud all bets declared off.BUMMARIES.Firs nie Martin, 105 (Cox 614 eo Lo Ca, 105 Joico.ay, 3 Monte Carlo, 105 (King), 2-1.3.©, Kenyon, Fox as Kazan, yillet Doux, colt, Lady Buperior, Limatone, also ra Second race, 6} fu _Gonzalen 115 Oldie In 21 1; Strin Nc 19 (Barnel, 104, 2; bon a, ind Cart er), 8-1, 3.Time, aile Bella Gio, à 1; Seon, \u2018golding, à 102 a, 401, 2; i: to 10d (Brower), 10-1, 3.race, 84 Ton \u2014Doc Birch, 112 (por vopn.E5S Ii Leigh, 108 (Carter, 51,2 Walcott, 11 ( fii 4 me, 1.37 h race, a tnile-\u2014Forest, 1 102 (Parson), 101 Frcderi 8, 98 (Neary), Tap ntuck y Lady, 103} obmeonh 151, 8.Teme.1 Keene and Payne WII \u201cbo Partners.NEw YORK, January 22.\u2014Messrs, J.Rand F.P.Keene and Col.Pa Be will commence the racing season of 1 in partnership with the most powerful ajable of four, three and two-year-olds seen n the sat: most of the hig erenta both in Fr Frans and England.The colts by the Duke of Ports celebrated Donavan and Imp, and Chester and splendid looking youngsters and their names figure in the by an Grand-Prix of 1 The gigantic filly by Salvator, out of that sterling race mare Béssie Juns, is also liber ally entered in foreign events, as well as in the special sweepstakes arranged for two- year-old fillies to take place at the Graves- end meeting, The beautifal chesnus tolt by Ben d'Or, out of Princess Zitzka, is als® entered in most.of the valuable stakes abroad for 1896, In the entries for the Grand-Prix of 13%, the names of the brother to Domino sod also the brother to both Banques and es Tray appear.BOWLING.The Vies Competition.The Vicwria Rifles bowling com for the week ending on Saturday sulted as follows: » Staft- SW i E.E.Belcourt.oa Sergt.J.nan.te Scratch & - à .t 520 ratch 518 510 604 tition Score H'oap: Tak 608 Scratch ockey, died a% New- ay.- Fred Barrett, the market, Eng., yeste The Ottawa horse races commence to-day.Scott & Epwne, Belleville.i Emulsion For Coughs, Uolds, Sore \u2018Tinons, Bronokitls, - Tr Weak Lungs, Consumption, Borofuls, Anmmia, Loss of Flesh, Thin Babies, Weak Children, and Buy only the genuine! It has our trademark on salmon-colored wrapper.Send fer pamphlet op Scott's Emulsion.FREE.y making of solid the blood and tones up \u201c#4 \u2018 TR oo - ~ , 4 \u201c .- ' .- Ré ; + THE MONTREAL.DALY | AR TUESDAY JANUARY À 1895, , vices have 7 claimed ss follows : turned hame home from a lengthy Te pee) a3 Bir alor, Pisa Ww.LET Maritime Provinos.34 can nome (a pe vad Gray Hy ournier and Ed.N.Horne ov * A England | uo by Rochester ¥ [ gt THE TU TURF: and Geo Now \u2018 e) fichier Ba us woin late of êre + The Now Orleans Messrs.Mets, arthy, gros © New Ontxans, January 2% \u2014 Cloudy, dre and pe of sinotonat io monter aad an improved track were nos, ere is no a yoy y DE nt Chnaob! pra Sed te.a good crowd witnessed the ing of a vitor James Reilly date Forces ay fine programme: .Catcher Mahoney and Charles Brady (late \"FE rece, prile\u2014Mrine Lilly, 110 [Thorpel 9te New England League); ès Springteld, Gil- Bird.Catoher.SERN to bert (late of Louisville Club) Diginion.115 (Kon pp hote L3 ie .\u2014_\u2014 gy By da re) 8 un rE Jin to re strength.Scott's Emulsion nourishes, HOCKEY.guise nd or fem : ens, promotes the aren, 4! HS 1, + enriches er Warren La toi, va Shamrocks Win at Ottawa.(Busi! SE ~ the hole system.OTTAWA, January 22\u2014The Electrios of niet Henry ee ry in phi % Ottawa and the Shamrocks played a return 106 Willismg 5 se 1 i - match Ye The game was most ex- F lon, Cr citin : Mobjou all was referee and A.to 5 1; Malge.105 os\u201d JE 7 5e or _ | Whi urhé, uinpires, thé tenma [Med], Wola id - were: As Alexander Island, - Electrics Position.Shamrocks.ALEXANDER ISLAND, January 22.\u2014Quan- oy all conditions of Wasting.oo Aoak - Whi tity rather than quality represen the ral Cover Point card bere yesterday.A light rain-fell about \u2018a MoQdiston noon, but this did not affect the attendance.Len sense Connors went lame at the post in the = yen fourth race.He was allowed to withdraw, pre \u2026 rbairn ; All Druggists.500.and Si: > CCNMINTER RESORTS © Tees nd Fillers, 2 Gutti rappers a and pe Presses and ee enr Bots Pixturés, pad y order of Lhe Juracon the.assets the well-known \u201cDon Alfonso\u201d Cigar on will be sold en bloc or 1 a, at No, 1804 NOTRE ots to DAME STR on THURSDAY Ing, 24h January, at TEN O'Clock.Te Marco tte Bros.Sales.WINS i op NW 3 WW PIAA, UTHORIZED SALE.Will be s0id bY On WEDNESDAY, Tweaty-third of January Instant, } Tha following, pro Tate rer lt, GUENTMIR .ahd of of the lato DAME AURELIE BEAUDRY, HSER FURNITURE AND EF.Slovak PIAN os, MIRRORS, anges, eto, © Largo regu.far Buction at at ou ape Roomy.320 HL James street, on EY Morning, 25th January, at Ten o'clock.Cash advances made on consigu- ments.Safo Storage foi for Furniture, etc.16 4 .ASBR BROS.Au Ts.ASP Lakewood, New Jersey.\u201cTHE LAKEWOOD\u201d NOW OPEN.FRED STERRY, Manager.- 207 30:0û oronto rowing club, Hydl Canadian Yacht che and the Albany] He had the reputation of bei \u2018one of e leading amateur swimmers in Canada.He was years of age and leaves four châiren.Judging by the way eftries are coming in for the dog show, whi§h is to be held in Madison Sq.Garden, Net York, next month, it looks as If this would je the banner ben bench show of the Westmigter Kennel Club.Frank P.Smith, of the Penn Square.Kennels, sent a large list frgn Philadel his on Friday.Among themiare Mr.'s race of Scotch terrier J.H.Winslow's English greyhound Jach of Clubs.Clifford Skin's Skye terrie ts, William Bell Fri ht's Irish and G don setters, and 1 holind-Bait! \u2014\u2014 «HARD TIES! jus _- Great Reductions in « Tutner' 's English feyhol 16 \u201c corest.fau Municipal Elections Hild in the Town Yeasts \u201cA Voting took place a at Co p St.Paul yesterday.for two councillors jo fill the vacant seats .in the n Coun 1 councillors, Messrs.Charles O.Clark, sou; Lu re-election, but, though they fought har to retain their seats, both suffered defeatiat the hands of their opponents, Messrs.\\Narcisse Boyer and Joseph Drew.The rduit of.the polling was as follows: us The rule of allowing.no te to vote who, could not show a clean sh -mosb gratifying, quite a 1 money passing during the; day from the | pockets of the electors intd the municipal VICE-REGAL CONDOLENCES.Madame Tassé received very aympa- thetic letter: from Lord Alprdeen on the \u201coccasion of the death of herlate husband, | in which His Excellency said rmit me to offer you ingny own name.and.that of Lady -Aberdeen the assurance There are six.starters in the 2,34 class and #F has: Desjardins 1337 & 1539 ST.& Cie, Furiers, CATHERINE ST.=~ 7} 28* nants = A lot yo ant known and design the lot number seventy-aight 8) } on onan hen books of reference of Lho St.emts e city of Montreal, bounded 0 by 8t.Lawrence Main at, in rear by bi.Dominiqes surest, with two houses and other buildings thereon.erected, sald hou uses bearing Nos.1 and.93 on St Lawrence Main Streey, and No.54 on St.Dominique Street.The sald sale will take plate at ELEVES \\\u2018 O'Cluok in thoforenoon, atthe salesroonis of MM © MARCOT TR BREON.Auctionesrs.- For the conditions apply to P.MAINVILLK, Notary, No.1588) Notre Dame.Montreal, January 9th, 185.8 dood M.Hioks & O0.'s Sales.kets, Cloths, Linens, Quilts, Table Covers, Cutlery, Platedware and Other Oddsand Ends of various consignments Sale at our rooms, Nos.1821 and 1823 Notre Dame street, - FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 25th, AT 2.30 O'OLOCK.M.NICKS & CO, 18 8 | REFINED DABBIT METAL FOR SALE.® Bt.Jams Street.1 Apply \u201cStar\u201d Composing Room.- -\u2014- | on COMPLIMENTARY BANQUET Tendered to Mr.W.W.Oxlivie by the Oouneil of the Board of Trade.- limentary bang uet was tendered Last srs a the St.James's Club to Mr W.W.0, President of of she.Board of Trad e, by th M counoit 04, on the oc- casi on of his ret iring from the presi- Cantlie, the Jam pres residant elect, occupied the chair, and essrs.John Torrance, C.F.Smith [and John MoKergow, the vice-chairs.Among others present were Messrs, John Baird, ES.Clouston, Wm.5 Opinniogham, T.mmond, Frank .L.Th w, D.A.MePher- of our most profound eympatly in the great misfortune has jus t faien upon you Lockerby, John McKe A son, David Robertson, en Holland, Chas.2) J CTU] , l'a 1- 5 SAR | V mai; [ ; Vi Dir \u2014 \u2014 > * esse = TT hr) - pc ee lis = | 2 Er TRE VU = E ro, ~~ = == \u2014=H \u2014 Er = = \u2014 _- =E .|= =.= = Séag-p 0 rap El Ta cee == IM JS i ~Hl= 4e QE = \u2014_\u2014 =.IT He 1 = || or = =I a\u2019 aw I= =) Æ 1 (ls LL \u2014 =._\u2014 0 _u = ë \u2014H- = A J 1 = To 17 \u2014 i .3 = \u2014|z JE > \u201d ees -\u2014 TEE Ne 0 SEE rm SES THE OTTAWA CARNIVAL-THE ICE PALACE, ; * : + a man who will see that the rules are re- four in the 2.22 clans.No Trouble is the and your family.The moment.wher God F.Smiti À.A.Thibaudeau, ; Secretary.Geo spected.favorite in the latter inst the great en from you the object of youtlove Hadri M.pEsdaile, John B oLes,, An American lady present at the match in the Victoria Rink on Saturday remarked that the late civil war on the other side of the line was a child's game compared with hockey as played here.Unless the clubs agree, Watson Jack will have the ap pointing of the referee for the Ottawa-Quebec match, and Weldy Young | the referee for the match for next Saturday.Following is the standing of the senior cle ibs: Montreal- Victoria Lost.Watson Jack, president of the Amateur Hockey Association of Canada, has re- prassesssssssss SSS9SSSSSSSM NAPOLEON \u2018NAPOLEON, FROM CORSIOA Illustrated.Album.If you wish to h matter, mark X in the following blank: \u201cSTAR\u201d COUPON.No.10.Bring pune Coupon and TWELVE CENTS to the Star Office, or to any newsdenler Who selle the STAR, and get Part No.PO of the work entitled, TO ST.HELENA,\u201d the Napoleonic ave French translation of descriptive ssssasssosk .| return match.Last Monday Glover defen: \u201cGerman Jimmie Mac at 10to8.Little betting was ind in on either race.e Irene Social Club gave an \u201cAt Home\u201d atthe Queen's Hall last evening which was well attended.air was a success and every one ehjoysd Themselves, pet K.McCulloch, the skater, left Winni-.for Minneapolis on Thursday last.He train there for a few says, and will Then come here directly.He calculated on having nine days\u2019 training on the Montreal ice before the 5 mee).\"Captain Brewer, of New J y, defeated 8.Glover in a 100-bird match at Rochestar yesterday by the score of 92 to 82.Ii was ed Brewer by thé score ol 94 to 07 match was with Hurlingham rules.The challenge of John Webster, of Manchester, Eng., to shoot at\u2019 100.blue:rocks with any man in the world for $1000, has been accepted by Dr.Carr , who 7m be le ed So to > énelact Kleinman and Dr.Carver will méet at Watson's Park next Thursday.Shaefer and Ives, the billiard pers played yesterday afternoon and evenin tanding room only.at Francis Bilfia Hall, Cincinnati afternoon game was 300 pointa balk line on a 5 x 10 table, and was won by Schaefer.The evening game, 400 points, balk line 5 x 10, was easily won by Ives.Curt von Bardolcban, | the celebrated chess player, writes.from Paris under date of January 8, that he has accepts ed the invitation of the Hastings (England) Chess Club to play a little match with JH.Blac burne, the British champion.The is to be played for a purse of $i, the man who firat scores five games to be the winner.The match will be Fayed at ings either a! l'ile end of next oath or in y part of Marc the Chat, E.Maddi ei t Western Association Co, and well wi in athletic les, à died yeste flirt ot Toronto.Mr.as on AWS m office nes Taceds .Death vas caused by append: Torn Athietie Cinb, ember Ol he » and clabe, Asgsnaut : rowing slaty EAL LA N° and bappiness is a hour, | and no stranger should interfere ; : but I know that you will not refuse a simple, yet sincere, expression of sym mpathy.! ave received in the past many acts of kindness from your husband, consequently Iamin a position to understand and ap late the sentiments of regret which Tassé's' death has evoke ; and let me hope that they will bring consolatien to you and your family in the terrible trouble you are now passing through.May grant you that consolation yon so much require, and strengthen you to bear up under so heavy an affliction.COURT HOUSE ITEMS.Dame M.Young ( (Mra.Zenon Qhariand) Cote St.Paul, has taken an action for 95000 damages again st Wm.Jackson.She al- s that in a suit brought against her by Fr.Jackson, to have a certain will mt aside, Mr.Jackson, in his re made certain statements spi to ples; | flecting upon her which, she estimates, caused her damage to the \u2018extent claimed by her actions Noé Loranger, carter, has taken an action for $8000 d damages age agaist the Dominion Transport Co.alleges that his ca was struck by one of the Company's vehicles at the corner of Craig and St, Taw: rence streets; that he was thrown out and suffered | uries, for which he claims com: nsation as above.has entered an c Bleau, butcher, action for $300 ust the city.He claims damages alle to result | a fall on Lagsuctistiere street on the 3th December .MR.FABIEN ELECTED.The municipal election at Cunegonde ay was à very exciting one.The contest was between onde and Fabien, Mr.Fabien being successful.'He was elected by a mafori of taire votes.Mr Lalonde had maori, x a Cou in past years, but hie will be ue Kebin's s Brat experience of that honor.At James William i The tables were prettil handsoine candelabra an Sudi ala basket, of.A gilvle.ter the usual loyal A Re health A he sident was drunk.In replying he recapitulated the k which the trade of Montrest ad made during the last fift decorated with weet flowers,in- owers for Mrs.had rendered to the Board.The event was quite an enjoyable affair.DIRECTORS ELECTED, The Laprairie Pressed Brick Com held its annual meeting yesterday ter.noon in the Company s office, when « a batis- \u201cfäctory statement this year's busirftes was presented.At the close of the meetin the none directors were el yer.J.W.R.Brunet, Peter Lyall.J.A Tester, John McK ergaw , T.A.Trenholm and\u2018 À.Dunbar Taylor.A meeting of the directors was held imme: diately afterwards, at which Mr.A.A.Ayer was elected president; Mr.J.W.R.Brunet, vice- president ; Mr.Weat- brook, secretary-treasurer, and Mr, T- A Morrison, selling agent.CIGAR STORE ROBBED.The cigar store of Mr.I P.inn, No.2008 Bt Catherine street, was broker into on Savqrday morning, trance was ed in a business-lik e manner.The jeves secured one hundred of i and 35.50 in cash which was in THE CASE DI DISMISSED.was expressed that \"Ogi vie\" Toul publish \u2018these interest reminiscences.Toasts were alab drank to the retiring treasurer, Mr.Edga Judge agd Mr.ames Cantlie.Mr.Ogilvie n eulogi the services which Mr.Cantlie effected |.\"front doof, thé lock \u201cof Which wad Imperial Cigarettes, Sc.HOCKEY PLAYE = AHETSS Should keep a supply of not LINIMENT.It is invaluable for Outs, Sprains, Bruises, Swellings, Frost Bites and Old Sores, eto, Ask for it and take no other.For sale by all druggists, Price 250.DICK & CO., P.O.Box 482, Montreal.failure to furnish security for costs, as had been a 10-00 the Court.The action was or some amages from the Company for alleged infringement of certain patente alleged Ford to be his property.A further application was also made for an in- Junction against the Company restraining.them from the use of the paten nts.A WOMAN'S HEART.ONE DISEASE THAT BAFFLES THE PHYSICIANS.* The Story of a Woman Who Suffsred for Nine Years\u2014How She Was Cured.From the Newark News Valvular disease of the heart has always been considered incurable.The followin interview, therefore, will interest the medical profession since it describes the successful use of a new treatment for the disease.The patient i is Mrs, George Archer, of Clifton, N.J.All Physicians cousulted nounced the pationt « sufferh ng with lar disease of the h À treated her without the slightest Sol Mrs.Archer said: *\u2018I could not walk across the floor; \u2018neither could I go up stairs without stopping to let the pain in my chest and left arm cease.~I felt an awful constriction about my armb and chest as though I were tied with ropes.Then there was a terrible noise in my right ear like the labored breathing of some t animal I have often turned expect ned g to see some creature at m Last t July,\u201d continued Mrs.Archer, \u201cI was at Springfield, Mass., visiting, and\u2019 my mother showed me an account in the | Springfield Examiner telling of the wonder- |.the ful cures effected by the use of Dr.Wil- lame Pink Pills for Pale People.My mother urged me to try the pills, and on November 25th last I bought a box and began taking them, and 1 have taken them ever since except fora short interval.After beginning oh the second box, to my wonder,the noise in my ear ceased entirely.IKkept righton,and the distress that I used to feel in my chest and arms gradually Pere The blood has returned to my face, and earn, which were entirely devoid of color, and I feel well and strong again.son, too, had Ween troubled with stritis and 1 induced him to bry! the Pink Fille with great benefit.I feel ë \u2018That everybody ought to know of my wonderful cure, and I bless God that I have found something that bas bas given me this great relief.\u201d \" Gustavus Adolphus abolished all armor buts light cuirass.The Rev, John Smith, While preaching at Penshaw, Durham.recently, fel fell backwards and died in- the former Rev.John-Smith died as suddenly in the same pulpit forty years ago, _ We are all apt to forget that happiness grops atour own fireside, and is not vo be picked: #P in strangers\u2019 houses, Best™ fodides \u2018and.v table alteratives make [Ayers Sarsapari the best blood cine.The French infaniry were armed with thie pike until 1640.- / Special! Notiees.The season when catarrh is most troûble- some is now upon us.This irritating tro lesome disease lelda at once to-the ellous power of èr\u2019s catargh cure, which will effect a complete cure in even the most obstinate cases.An Old and Well-tried Remedy.1w6 Save should alwngt be softens the gume pate.ogres wind cole sad is the best Whatever ou say under the Influence of excited feelings, Is rather the at Sask ot one who would publish, than the charity of one.who wo! reclaim.Mathieu 3 Fe arya Jude | the poll a num Sreund bl and warmly ment ia the case of Arohi Sn Ce aot.La vt \"4 a - CE + 44° FEL: YET People's \u20ac ue oma code Barsaparille aif blood disensea.Try 18 and be com vineod Ea il Abr A == ?: » ce * \u2014 1 INSOLVENT NOTICE.Inthe matter of L D.HEROUX, St.Barnabe.The unders d will sell by Public Auction, at the office of the Curator, No.42 Platon Bt, Three-Rivers, FRIPAY, the 23th of January, 1885, at 3 o'clock P.M., the movables abandoned in that matter, aa follows: $1095 61 03 36 242 68 364 95 CIOCKOTY «meee ce somes mame 67 43 a at ° 164 90 Fixt reseau 180 60 Roll}, Ing Btock: rye reeves 208 00 Book bts, about.900 be The store willbe open the 24th Ju Jan The Inventory and the list of Book Deb be seen at the office of the curator.F.VALENTINE, Curator.M.MARTIN Awctioneer.TENDERS Whereas under and by Faclag lsued to me oot of Province of New upon ty the said court at the sult of Andrew | ot al, Jas.P.Alexian, on i day of RA na aerate paper y mia a fade in favor of bold b made fu favor of ad bolà by ton said Jas.and it being deemed advisable so to do, i Loss L of tho conferred e notice that tenders ad recei DAY, the ty aiath instant, at noon, B, 2 te saTuE p notes and negotiable paper gerd pd any amid san 1653 ahi t to settle or receive paymentsup te acceptance oF condor and do not bind sayoaif t6 mers the highest or any tender, .JANES E.STEWART, - High Sheriff-ot the County of Restigonche, Dated the 16th day of Jany, A D., 186.174 mr Sufferers from varicocele, euses arising from youth! fies symptoms feo pt me sats always the ume, vie :1 mom sus landes, Sia Dy.Matloon's Ki Jeune Air bo § ec rie es 65 Bpeciai Oer we willsend res our 1 bog to cover tage.r.1 a to effect Al 10 rt st.Men Made Over.Any man suftering from he precis of follies snd ex ren Sh Les ia Errors of Youth ven Doce bok al) honey.Weaknesses of Man.prise hover irre Ron} FREE.~ Our régale: pootages PARIS VITAL GP full pon pee te 100 deses.ne: angine .\u201cWrite at ence, The DR.ARCNANBAVLT Con IP.©.Box 36, sreall of Room 20, 718 Craig me Mon Can.FOR SALE co PPER s \u201cStar\u201d ores.LEGAL CARDS.McGibbon & Davidson ADVOCATES, dés A Button 0 & = NEW YORK LIVE BULBENG, ; En aft er 146 %w + _ _ \\ LF © gept pp MONTREAL DAILY STAR T ESDAY, JANUARY : oe I TL eT SN NE MEN Ve |THE CURRAN] [BEE \u201cCOL .FAI EE EEE HE CURRA ou |; LONIAL HOUSE, .ical nes, and mandolin solos AN Bef E OSE (es ie a nur Non Lave M | 1 _ 3 JOHN MURPHY & CO.\u2019S S Te NQUETE CONFNUED AGAIN és LE TS Phillips Square.2 CL [ [~~ \u2014\u2014.ADVERTISEMENT .le crear afro, |p ER Et | Ses Hee mm fk is EL ie - one init\u201d ould hardly be fair to the rest of A y A V7 mn ig | Doouy- Again Exafinod as to te sante\" Sie Sno pa a | ir \u2018 O N E D AY Ol 9 Measurements Stone\u2014 Whi ply heals Swing | ee ° eat eo \u201c 2 all right, but it is awkward,\u201d and also in .2 la, | was Superintend nt of the Works \u201cTurn over\" His two brothers, Mat and ; ~ \u2019== hil Qu, pétught (he crowd Che, moment Q te ey § the s 16d 71 ; LS : N -\u2014Kennedy or Louis ?Aa May Jordan vas the favorite, eu ial- PS | Ll [pis mes Bsa | oo The following \u201cDead Loss\" Discounts and x AL the St.Louis end yesterday after.Biol où foros butin 4 n n Ua _ a e La Prices will be continued in our Fancy Goods noon Michael Dobenjwas again called to ANOTHER SESSION N > Ie.gives ve 1, =.amount of Before the Dissolution of the Com- .= Department: 20° SFr : 7 mona.| \u201cDo you recollectfbat before the Com] Hun.J.A.Ouimet, Minister of Public ; ; ~ \" mission at Montrealfou webe requested Works, stated this morning that there .Extraor dinary : Bargains in our N TO CLEAR ! TO CLEAR ?Le, to make a statement the amount of storie Would be another session of the Dominion ; +, ve ON .- Parliament before the noral elections.7 N eut o Lock No.17 Mr.J.G H Berueroi, M.r the deputy .| \u201cIdo.apraker, also made a sta erent to t © same ( UR I AIN DEPAR | MEN Po \\ A our Sock of Fer a, nt discouint.Al pur stock of Fi Yancy Draids for trimming at 33} per ie \u201cDo you recollectiwhat such statement elfect.° y All our stock of Leather Goods at 381.per cent.discount.All our stock of Satin and Faillp Reversible Ribbons at, fee contained PE LECTURE THIS | EVENING, ._ W\\ All our stock.of Ladies\u2019 S Shopping Bigs, Silk and Serge 50 per cent.discount.A \u201cWhere i ja it now \u2014_\u2014 .- - ce; tops, at 334 per cent discount.; AN our stock of Silk- Pattern \u2018Gimps at 33) per cent.yo \u201cI gave it in to thyCommission.\u201d The illustrated lecture to be given in , oy All our stock of Frillings at 0 pe r pent.discount.L dise ve J Creat, examined bdr.Geoffrion : Westminster Lecture Hall, Atwater avenue, - 7 All our stock of Leather Belts at 43} per cent.discount.Allour x stocie of Dressing Combs at 334 per cent.discount.\\ \u201cDid yon not statehefore the Commission this evening, is a most interesting one.it .: All our stock of Stationery at 333 per cent.discount.200 dozen Pure Silk Japanese Handkerchiefs at Jc en.- the amount of stonibüt.\u201d 5 is instructive, and at the same time, by American Chenille Curtains, reduced 33} to 50 per cent.\u201cdn \\ All our stock of l« mbroidery E ulngs ut 334 per cent.ir ff means of beautiful lime light views 18 feet Silk Turcom Curtai reduced 20 r cent.x le discount 300 dozen Pure Silk Embroidered Japanese Handker- ya \u201cWhat you wer] asked to do was to Sheppard delightfully pleasant.Mr.Chas.an Cu: ns, u pe n &, 7 All our stock of Draper, y Nets for Dressed su 33) per | chiefs at 5jc each Ne ascertain ue mond cat and not used\" She vin add\u201d to the pleasure of the Brooaded Silk Curtains, reduced 75 per cent.{ / All cent of a adies\u2019 Silk Scarfs (Lace Ends) at 33} me mn \\ \u201cNos it was the ne bev My taloment evening by his humorous recitations.: \u201c .liowed the amonnfiba was nsferred to == mas k T st Curtains, reduced 50 per cent.per cent.discount.SOAPS \u2014 Morse's F us Brand ak the Wellington Brige.\u201d \u2018The well- known strengthening properties Sil Apostry pe _ > Al ur stock of Buttons (without exception) at Bhp per | Olive Oil, jc: Honey, die; Cort Cream and Hom Honey, He: lz How ould yor oe the amount of i iron combed with other tonte .port a Nottingham ci lines Swi Boru and White, wd a0 pe.oi 2 Alt dur atock of Toilet Powder (Roger | & Gatlet)at 334 { - Perfumed Oatmeal, \u201cBe; Parfu ed Cast tile, 52e; Castil \u201cThe foreman an account of it.mos Tiedt nervine are found in arter's pec nes Swiss Lace Curtains, reduc percent, ~~ 1 A A nm rr Rd thks [1S Theses tL ERE SEE \u2018 A i o ILS - ° A Al our stock of Frenci 1 Soaps a 534 per cant.discout | \u201csor, 10¢ per doz.: Heavy ditto, : dox; City Wind- - Iz | superintendent atfiie\"Worke at the time | -\u2014- 1005 5 Thess, \u2014 Sample Pairs Lace Bash Curtains, reduced 50 gent, 1221 RR >, at 434 per cent.discount.i Sor, lfc per doz.; Floral Bouquet, 1 XK c-per box of 6 pieces; | THE STON} WAN REMOVED I\" oo poulet No oy -Rops PartieFës, reduced 756 per cent.; \u2018 7 All our stock of Dress Shields (no exception) at 33 per Infants Dell ht bode per cake: Pears\u2019 Gc: Cleavers NS \u201cIdo not.\u201d Honor Where Honoris Dug.~~ |.Remnants Furniture and Curtain Frings, reduced 75 par cent.\u201d ~~ cent.discount.ite Rose, 4e; eaver\u2019s Cucumberan Glycerine, fo 3 \u201cWell, you say phat you gave Mr.Scan- The popularity of the new perfect tran- *- ?a - \\ All our stock of Worsted and Tinsel Gimps a and Edgings Cleaver's Pure Glycerine, Unscented, The.Famous line f lan your books fith the measurements.sposing piano of Heintzman and Co.is of ; CS A at 384 per cent.discount.of Virgin Soap, 2c perdoz.LA \"Was ; av Mr.Kenned there then 7\u201d any an Sia Browih, Peon ou: one | Remnante Furniture Coverings and Curtain Materials, reduced 50 p.©.f 7 qe »lthink so.\u201d * Special lines Brocaded Silk'Plush, reduced 75 t.| 3 \u201c that come to them from the best musicians pecial lines uce per cen % 1 4 Remember, this Sale closes TO-MORROW at 6 p.m.ater | (Jecxamined h anche Your stats in all parts of the Dominion.It would besa | Special lines Striped Silk Plush, reduced 75 per cent $ mis confound this transposing piano on .BN \u2014 which former Cheap Sale Prices will be resumed.ir ment to the Congissiony\u2019 with former attempts that Fhe ne Palo ; = a \u2014 A \u201cYes.It ne Hed all the stone:l found } 0.A ., Ce = _ mr oo wl _ = at Lock No in the samo ve lue ro a Jo In addition to the above we \u2018are offering the balance of stock in this | - # 1 mT CTE ee FEES _ IN Mr.Henry \u201cMeleod, another witness who ness to.this invention.There is nothing Department at discounts ranging from 10 to 25 per cent.: F J had been previoksly examined, was extiod ¢ and questioned Mr.Sha in Tepai conmiplicated about the instrument, for a ; A Î little child can handle it.It is perfect and \" 3 JOHN MURPHY & CO, LÉ mining \u2018 7 Wn been unable tf find the statement, -bLut.| 10% Rl ame keys, to, render music tle bh 41 \u2019 ; À corn ot n teste Stre s \u2018 ir showed that thee 91 certain rie \" hich AI 1 musiscan be played in the wale oF Ne ker 5 per cent.-e#Ætra for OQOashn.0 rner of let e dof , of an s relative \u2018\u201cA\u201d minor, : 0 Pt .N 2 3 4 3 St.Catherine St.(Corner of treet +) foo tion cubic yardtfof stone cut at Lock No.1.of dered in all the various keys or cales as | vw I ova fet | y Po at Peninable from the written.The invention is one that musi- ., , ' \u201ccians, and especially Jocalisty should be- TELEPHONE 3833.: Lu .stand, He had on er red the work at the come acquainted with.W.Lindsay, ' A JZ 2008, d \u2014 know what fork r.Kennedy per- 2005, 2270 20 2272 56.Catherine, bas an as 1 i 7 TT | AAA AS AS AS AS AS AS AS AS AV ASS | ahem tiny medmesiiat=s FURNITURE.A hy He Chonan, Me Br, of the rea Oriental Bua kets snd Beton work .\u2018 7 - was the superht t Witness got his reduce great y IOr thie January CAD Bale .: = t S.Carsley's.+ I = _ \\ ERCE.and Sellers at C.P.RR.west, and on Midland.ST.ANN'S YOUNG MEN.| instructions fom the ohief -engineer, Mr.a r i FINANCE AND COMM .Goose wheal, su steady at Se west; spring ng wheat _ .PERS = - Parent.One bf the men had come to wit- Be thou blameless what of what thou rebukest.| 20 per cent.off all our u nitu re.CS eee ee = ness for rd toa piece MONTREAL WHOLESALE MARKETS.1 hard sold at 8c: North | Say and bol ders Soke Continuation of Proceedings in Honor of mason wok, and he had given him.oer- He that cleanses a blot with blotted fingers Boa for cars rinding in transit via Sarn R.| ang } © .| Did.Cars west quotod al 78 bid and bc of the Society's Tenth Anniversary.tain instructpna, but later on he found the makes a greater blot, rm ee GRarN,\u2014Fot onts this morning 36e is the price.ac.Flour- Cars af straicht ia bar quptod at work had bein performed differently.On : = - - In other grains trading is 60 light as to place the $276 tu $2.80 Toronto, frei oy \u2014 1b.On Sunday evening, after Benediction at Questioning the man he had received the market ina nominal position.We quote: No.1 Note Ne, meet hold sonore er Saturdays St- Ann's Church, the members of the four M that Te had further instructions hard Manitoba wheat, purely nominal; rye, 5 to prices and the owner of it refused te sell more Young Men's Society went in a body to the ti m \"hl oh toil en bat hen nt sic per bush; peas, per 66 Ibs.in store, 68 than a few off cars at Sic.Oats_Cars of mixed Presbytery, and Mr.\u201d Michael O'Brien the on Ta 6 a ss \u201cou e this to Ge: osta, No.3 Ontario.per 34 1 3640; quo veut at Zio and white at 28c; cars of white President, presented His Grace ness did noj change evidence on this HENRY MORGAN & CO, - buckwheat, per 48 lba., 45 to déc; barléy, food, uoted at 3ijc.Leas\u2014Care out- Fabre, with an address on behalf of the point.bud whens Poires barley.malting.51 to $3c.side Le at Sc bid fn à dc a members, wherein the Archbishop was \u2018as .FLovR.- There ure no chan, oa fi values.uahe \u2014\u2014 sured of their unswervipæ loyalty.Con- THE RES- THIS WEEK, em th with (he fair for er AMERICAN MARKETS, gratulatory references ware rlso made to Lu Montreal.Government ruling that the Manitoba wheat in \u2014\u2014\u2014 the recent victory of the ecclesiastical However pinion may differ as to the Hutfalo must, if brought back.uty gives of Receipts and Shipmenta.authorities in the famous Canada Le » \u201c éme vourse, great satisfaction to the Patte millers CsIcago, January 22\u2014Receipts: 35000 bush.Ficrue case.Mgr.Fabre delivered a happy merit of \u201cfhe Wages of Sin,\u201d which is 5 avant.Les press ces scenen nes Te Each .| awd imparts a firm tone.We quote: Patenl Wumar, 185.000 CORN.165,000 OaTe.8062 bbi, little speech in reply.He said that holding t boards at the Academy of 7 de ves spring, $3 75 to $3 90; patent.inter, 83 tO in: FLOUR.Shipments: 7000 bush.WHEAT, 30,000 he hal long been well assured of the Music thi k, all will hat th 3° de Te A Et TE thine CORN.143.000 OTs, (377 bla Four bush fidelit: ty and attachment to their religion of usic thisi week, all will agree that the 4 de = In ices #1 25 0 $130 WHEAT, 1100 Conv\u2019 3.600 OaTe 8450 bbl.the! sh Catholics of bis.diocese.After a Company pfesenting it is very evenly bal- Rents a are due \u2018Guaranteed First Quality.> ae .Nia jiacalom sxprees, aitapreinument and loa sacks liouy, \u201cShipments 00 buai | ace ne pre dore ou His anced.TIS play itself is of tha class of d | » ATT ; with \u2014\u2014 , 21! au .I ohm asics only.We quote Ore: 13 A vocïe FLOUE Fast night he spdiqus theatre tthe So melodrand mhich has not of inte years ap.to wash ay, unless you wash THE MEDI CAL HALL, - Colonial House.avi bbT #5 AF 10 83 90: ver bag of #7 Lo 81 90; SET January 2 \u2014Receipts: 15,000 bush.ciety was crowded.the promised ait nomerit the play, and in fact human | With Pearline.It\u2019 sthewashing |.Ermecretions care pe 4 an Mod Piel | standard, ver bbl, $385 to $300: pot.barley.do.ToLEpo, January 22.\u2014Recelpts: 33.000 bush.tions having raved me powerful t an nature is Apt to vastly exaggerated by in the old way with soa and .SE An ae Bel WRT Oe Sli TER SAL comer pan een ey fa pryenttion, Ttyae wellibaitioron | rub, rub, that makes the hôl por hal 75; .- WHEAT.ny keptitself within legitimate bounds rub, ru at makes the holes 3 b 70.lengo the Rev.Father Sulliv #3 4: per bas.31, \u201cThe demand te very quiet to-day Ch Hox Market.ullivan, who again gave last cvenhg.: It speaks well as to their ._ roof of his excellence in the art of oratory in your cloth s.Yo an for Canada short cut heavy mess pork 815.0 | ee Ianoars 2%, 1986~The !Fhe dramatio section afterwards produced MER StaArd ae nctore ba, y F ucant get seroma reve Pie a na ven oficial report of yesterday 11,223.of which Play entitled The Accepted Warning, filed hisfpart mont acceptably.Thougk | them clean without rubbing; Canadian short cut, heavy, $15 00 $15 Bogs w were shipped, and 16, eft 0 The que ora am of Blighted Youth.sufferingfrom a very severe cold and his ou can 't rub without wearin a; ham, city cured, per lb, 10 0 104c; tation ons p to-day rot ight 1 paixod.85.10 to 10; The piece was quite a new departure, the voice e above a whisper, he fleverthe- y 8 ard, Sen per Te.in gy Soller & to mixed packing, $5.85 to N35 heavy shipping.scenes being familiar all present, and the esq retabed the attention of the audience them out.A month ofordinary.boneless, per 1b.10 to le: bacon, spice rolled, per ceipte ses cattle were 3500.arket quiet and Inst Au ot.ne ibpos cted have occurred from stæft to finish.He was especially use won \"t make the wear and 1b.84 to 9c; bacon, long cléar in dry walt, 73 to ge.rm.5 cop 6000.Market firm and best grades î K itl ba pe AL another good whin portraying the subdued passion lursske Hous.The market seoms to be bigher._\u2014 \u2014 | performance w given later.Those.fe expdienced for uth H Hope.Criptie tear of one such washin losing In tone and for cer lots the range this PRICES HEAVY AG AIN, .takin part RB.Messrs.\u20ac M3 Ts = Palmonicreated a splendid Stephen Mar- T little Pearl 8- n ng is 0 r1 ncar » re! | - PO Tue Td is dull and spiritless wo Sullivan, J., Whitty, J.Maguire, ! J.F, ler.H rie De ith hie pce: rya ittle Pear ine\u2014wztk re i only & slight enquiry.and thin chiefly [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) O'Connor, J.R.Orton, T.Conway and Mas- Char out soap.The dirt comes ont fora pide, Sle ie er ar, Boe ests toni or Flom, Charley Nerlas reprosntel the unas, 00 and quickly without a Gl for colored and 29m tes distinction icle says: ces for stocks were heavy again This evening, and on Thursday, Friday mill owter, in a capable manner.Victory nd Thy C y hs w 0 pen made ol late.n «a mar! .fur finest, western goods 10c is the outside figure.- \u2014 \u2014 Bateme, ds Ruth Hops, gave a good con | rubbing.There's no nee to a eas market: \u201cTing ee the phy was well sustained.Nellie drag it out by main strength\u2014 tions are now computing nizongly With Amer).Magke}, in the character of Jemina Bloggs, there's nothing to hurt your can, and, with hol ders pressing nellers, large who hifi been previously engaged in green Pure and delicious, ) o On ee iE airy Toast frocery business, wan fu imitable, remind, clothes,no matterhowdelicate, ; \u2019 Special Tea for In- hougl at casier prices, t t .LL _ ; in being the following: sof double Gloster prop: \u201cand Annie Barclay, as J Slama Blog, There's no hard work about it of exquisite flavor and \u201c\u201cCallds.Finest Orange - 2 re: » .ran | Chadd 46s f0s, preferabl lit er daaghter, gave a very acceptable .; boon 10 urchin) at Sin to os, very Superior at trayalpf the stage-struck girl.ttie i.either.It\u2019 seasywashi ng Hoth BN aroma, fresh with Pekoe.Co g of 70x: best Somersot loaf at le liams no stranger in this city, and in the for the woman who washes and f f th w Srshire\u201d do at ste to foe, medium .cha r of Rose Deane she confirmed ragrance irom © Ma: Pickin af Sz to ss.and \u201coul perfec bargeine \u2014 vious dpinions as to the admirable met od the things that are washed.\u2018| y Frs hoe 1c pacing there.Se of heracting.: It's safe washing, too.Pearl sunny tea gardens of covered with ' ere, and that from its excellence I+ not obtain.The Queen's Theatre.g:, * 1 «\u20ac vered w abie below 745 to&0s; while as to Derbys, they aro Proféssor Baldwin wishes it distinctly under- iN\u20ac removes the dirt, but won't Ceylon.only partially enquired for at 40s to 50s.Really choice Canadian and American cheese in taken \u2014 at ols to 338, but although the position of the article is considered to be healthy, the enquiry is stood je does not claim that either himself o Mrs.feldwin portes any occult or mupernatural Benet ion grelse\u2026 : we © resu uced, es nt Beware > , Fe omancy\u201d and Materialization, oy weird tations.386 JAMES PYLE, N.Y.not active, and there is more doing in under.and Wwildering, but the forces and means em- priced stuf at 49s to 48a than Shere js n the finer , .gr les at the above-mentioned ra ploy though at present not thoroughl un © mass of Rocple.are perfectly natu), and may in some future day be utilized by scentitic workers.Tie above is printed on the programme in small lots, is not onsy to pons of to-day at \u201d , of the Queen ts te à this reek, aud it 16c.Prospects of a turn for the better reem as expipsses exactly e idea \u2018rofesso remote never, ST, ANN'S YOUNG MEN\u2014THE THEATRE, VD LECTURE HALL.Bal vin impresses on his audiences at the Euos.-The demand ie quiet, and prices are beghning of each performance.The only BUTTER.\u2014 Finest crenmerr, hi at this time last yegr was selling at ad per 18 pin Single tub Its, is to-day bringing only ter, which a twelvemonth ago, so! wi A | , \u2014THE- Bole Agents for Crawford Tea Co., Ltd, H.M.DINNING & co, \u2026 Mont LONDON, ENG.10 8e John He.real irregular: Western limed are offering at 100 to clain in that he gives an enjoyable enter- Me, and Montreal limed at about lc more.to-day at the ovening, I Rending in particular and Satay the amusement room of the tairment and it is thoroughly justified.' showing weakness and declinin a full point.In hell of the Soctaty will be the scene of Anfthing that mystities ts.always attrac- ; Rece! in M general tho movement Sethe hou ur marked yw one 8 } ecelpts In Montreal.ove Toms of A quarter to h Ri point number of pred Ads in billiards, pool Live vo that it was no su prise to see a lar, ¥ ; G.T.R.CPR rage checkers and euchre.V iluable prizes will when the curtain rose last nigh t - - = = Pense mur x OR wn Sm mane be awarded to the successful contestants.| in ite of the dosgresal Whether he be § Butter, pkg.1 eat In ' ATORYV PENITE bell ed when h kes startli Y Dressed b iH 715 an.19,95.Jan.12, 95.Jan.20, 9, REFORMATORY\u2014PENITENTIARY.eved when he makes startling state- .NT N - is, 2 A Visible mu oy ts, and leaves his audiences to draw Petroleum, bbls.175 \u2019 a Can thi r own conclusions\u2014to call the represen- mat - 1 Whiaikoy rn \u201c e perty.and fifty-one ( ) ca street, + da td June.First bakers Minneapolis flour, 18a.|- Lake Lt re cerning brothersmnd uncles were answe F further particulars apply to .oo French country markets, firm.\u2019 Weather in Northern Sac.Pr, mn 17 RECEPTION BY THE CHURCHES, and then the audience ras startied, rn ARE AR EA Ou) vee Brook \u201c1a wade, vd oe nula .vin sci el at young man in the \u2018 hams, Loxnon January ot.The Mark Lane Ex.pera Western, ie , 189; lery (mentioning bis aime) that he will Montreal, 33nd Januer, A hoep ¢ ete.fx AE ad meat - 3.in Its weekly reviow of thé British in At an informal meeting held yesterday it galle id: rich.see hi = = = pack ng Plon rock, de MAYA Fnilah wheats bave failen and St Paul, te.a was proposed to tender a rece pou to Ther th pnd op diy, La i im cronsing amounting, a8 per fnven to.1632.76 foreign 3d.Tw canoes of California bave Wabash pon 1 \u2018 Excellencies In the Y.M.Hall, at the ooenn, aga N RE W.H.DEPOCAS, stock, with inventory, may] be seen on applica browght 24s 9d and No.1 Manitoba 21a.Flour don.; He is din cin & hansom tion at the oliice.of the cur@tor, where full parions be en fino, the best + English product aver- N Ten Lhe, Churches x the fly will\u2019 be or but there is another horse coming the other hy 51 Ontario Street, Montreal.ticuiars may de obtained\u2019 T&rms and condit .ne 158 Jorn an ve ntead - \u2019 æ rese show eir th: dersigned to h Sy Si uy + lish wheats ar are > veal: Foreign while + ALL ABOUT UT VOTERS, tion, to Their Excellencies for the reat 0 Me BADLY Ineot.Ohl\" 2d wit on which |! sAT0ED ne 2 8 Tonaty 106, at oon, toc the: ™ sony em.u Toa ator.Î wheats _dro Englialy \u2018an merican ndness and hospitality.\u201d It was Secrament ; four toll Sd.California cheap malting barleys Thera was a large attendance at 28 St.that the re conmiat oi of nn nd Pred Her hustand cootbed\u201d hé ni ad wb.tock ot Chers 8 ol BENNING a anasto cori Aroyped dd and round corn 34.Lianood ales Liam re oearirett this morning in expecta: Bond, vocal and instru- | procoeded: \u201cThore ina collliosy the youug Fistares ; ; dropped 6d.Heans and peas are steady.tion of hearing Revising Barrister Crank- meatal manie \u2018and refreshments.An soon man (x all covered with blood.\u201d Montreal, 4h Jentarz, LG oo Wim LIVERPOOL LATEST PRICES QURARNY, Jan.23, 1086.tr to he miopeat upo be ot\" vote as i ve guitable to Their Excel rocliencies can \u201cDoes he dje thenf\u201d asked Professor Bald.\u2018Lnvektory 16 at our office.ver * à ad od ad ded op, fu ler arrangements w win.He tendue.| posté 3 te5 34 P whose names were filed Mesérs.James sunounced, \\ mecossarily nocepted.NOTI( ) I -E \u201c ; Egat 048, Lt Hi & @ § Cochrane and Morrette on behalf of the ps - | Nghottorsfew days \u201c| MUNF \u20ac TERCOTTE, I ; fora + 3 od oF Mois, we i3%us| Libera THE ICY SIDEWALKS, #1 pee 1008; tell i to avoid \u2018England as Wine W158 James 80.Montreal | : Guin 1 0 mer» Res $ orafkah pn leaking ing his eat, however, Mr.; \u2014 \u201c| ne would a pestilence.\u201d The Guemployed wi Tos Mem of \u201c ! © 4 BES Chass 06 1200 9 kahaw men sunounced that in view & the About te en o'clock clogk lant last evening s min i The question was th then en handed d down and SPLENDID INVESTMENT.Montre}) .offrez Judgment until to-morrow morni ne, Desery street, sli lipped on the videwelk and This fa only a sample of many wonderfal | IS Ba Feu 51 eod 00 Lavronce Male de Are ere petited to ther an hr 0 2 that D e might have an opportunity received n rovers cat 3 forehead.He answers, nnd in only one or two instandèe eae Bo So fimo, WEDNEADAY bros Gemral \\ gou ting two or three of the Judge upon was takes \u2018to ant was there the slightest dissrepancy between RP race » Bron À rf.[3 RVipragigent, .matter, \u2014 ow» whaie Docter Baril bis pp Question and aus wer.Where à man would PO , 'atroot.wh [ Pp Oo i ) ) .; \\ \u2014 a! ua - | _ - .: YL ; .CN pe cn der: - _ Ç 2°, mg ee Ma .: NE ! .! VL EEE h yg die ¢- 2e are BIRTHS.BLANCHETTE In thin cit; wife of L\u201c Blanchette où a daughter.QAPLAN\u2014At 203 ond Dame atroet, on January 14, the wife of H.Caplan of à daughter.GIRARD In thie cit on the 20h tuer, the wife of P.M.Girard à daug JOURDENET- on th wife of Joseph Jourdenet ofa LEPACE the 20th inat,, in this \u2018city, the wife of J Lepage of à a daugh MILLETRL on the 20th inst., in this city, the wife of Hanri Millette of pg n-shin ol onthe 20th inst., the ire of Joseph Monarque of a son.STEWART-\u2014 At No.3 Platt street, January 3 20, & son to Mr, and Mrs.Alex.Stewart ST.PIERRE\u2014In this city.on the 20th lustant, the wife of Ovila St.Pierre of à daughter.TURCOT\u2014In this city, on the fist inst.at 227 Amherst street, the wife O.Turco, clerk, of & VALENTINE On the 20th inst., in this city.the wife'of Michel Valentine of a daughter.FUON\u2014In this city.on the 2Uth inst.the wife of À.G.Yon of à son.MARRIAGES.GALLAGHER-GILEESON\u2014At St.Anthony's Church, on the 22nd January, 1895, by the tev, faiher Donnelly, Charles Gallagher to Kate à HOLL DEN.HELM- By the Rev.J.W.Totten, at Lindsay, Ont, on the loth inst.Mr.John Holden,\u2019 of Minden Ise Annie Holm, daughter of Mr.Sunes telus MUKAY-MUNRO\u2014At Hoxborough, Ont., Wednesday, January 9, 1895, by MacLennan,.\u2018Thomas M, Mc Ea of Modicine Hat, Aura.to Christina Munro, daughter of Kwan Munro, Roxborough, Out.* METCALF-SMITH - At st.Paul, Minnesota, on January Io, 1803, by Rev.Wm.McKiniey, Mercy, wecund daughter of Wm, Smith, of Ux- Lridge, Ont.to Chas.T.Metcalf, of Pine City, inn.on ftev.D.D.as.qq ROW NTRER JOHNSTON \u2014On January 15, at Toronto, Ont., by the Rev.G.J.Bishop, Mary Ek.Rowntree, of Huntsville, \u201cto Geo.D.Johnston, of Burks Falls.ROYS-MOSS\u2014At Sheik'a Island, on Wednesday evening, 16th inst., by the tov.James Hustle, James Allied Hoye, of Maple Grave, to Miss Mano W.Moss, secoud daughter ot Samuel BOUTHAMYTART-On the Sth inst, nt Lindsay, Uut., by the Rev.R.Mr.David Southam, of the North- We pars Territory.to Miss Maggle Ë.Hart, eldest daughter of Jacob Hart, _ Esa.Manvers.BANDERSON-JACKSON \u2014On the 9th inst.at Dunsfard, by Rev.M.Metherel].Mr.Edw ard Baudorsou (0.Mins Margaret Beatly Jsckeou.* DEATHS.ARROUR\u2014At Waubaushene, on January is, Alphonsa Arbour.* BUCKLEY \u2014At the Mooro Convalescent and Incurables, Hone, Longue Pointe, on January 1885, Margaret, the beloved wife of Wm.3 \u2018Buckley.aged 40 years.above ple, un Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, to Mount Hoyul Cemptery.Friends wiil kindly accept this notice.BELANGER+On the ISth inst, at 46 Notre Dame de Lourdes, Joseph, infant sun of Joseph Belanger.CHESTER -At her father's renidence, 222 At- enue, Annie Jane, youngest daughter of V am (Chester, aged 4 years and 6 months.Funéral private.(Toronto und Australia papers please copy.) CAMPBELL- At Rochester, N.Y., Lucinder Matissa Campbell, Telit of the late Juwes Campbell, ageil 54 yen DON ALD\u2014 In lis city, on the 20th inst.of heart failure, Martha Ox borrow aged, 69 y ents, wife of James Donald and mother of Mr.J, T.Donald Mrs, W.Swan, of Lhis city.and of Dr.V M.Donald, of Detrolt.Füneral from \\is Jusignan slreot, ou T uesday, tbe 22nd net.aL Funeral from the DURAND-On January 17, at Toronto, Ont, Wai, H.Durand.in the 2ath year of his age.* DUMONT-In this city.on the 18th inst.Onosimo, son of \u2018Alphonse Dumont, at the age of 8 mohths DUMONT- In this city, on the 18th inst.Joseph, rob, of Alphonse Duntont, at au \u2018the ago of 2 years and-5-months.\u2014 FREKMANZ=At Lethbrid ge, N.w.arine Freeinan, relict of the lute Samuel Black Freeman, Q C.of Hamilton, in her 6uth year.\u201d GOULD\u2014On Sunday, January , Edward youngest aud dearly beloved son ot Edward Gould.Funeral from his father\u2019s residence, 103 Jagauchetiere street, on Tuesday, the 22nd, at p.m., to Mount Koyul Cemetery.Friends and | acquaintancos are respecttully } in- « vited to attend.\"GAL TT In this city, on the 19th inst, at the age of 1v months and 4 days, Adelnrd, sou of Napoleon Gauthier, of W3 Fullu strect.HALDMAN-On January 21st, at the Royal Victoria \u2018fospital, Surah Slater, beloved wife of Mark Hardman, in her 35th year.Funeral from the Hospital, on Wednesday, Janua.y 2rd, at 2.30 p.me.to Mount, Roy Cewetory, (Toronto papers please copy.) KENNEDY-On the 17th inst., at Toronto, Ont, Anna Maria, wife of \u2018T.R.Ken KIRKPATRICK At Buffalo, ca oe enuary 17, , Josoph Kirkpatrick.\u201d RPE On the 20th inst., Paul Lacombe, agod 38 years.Funeral will \u2018take place from his residence, Cote des Neiges, on Wednesday, at 8.30 a.m., to tho Cote des Neiges Chapel, thence to thé (Catholic Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.LARUE-The funcral of Mr.Georges Larue, of the firm of Thibaudeau Bros.& Co., will ate placo in Quebec, un Wednesday, grd January, at 9 a.m.LALONDE\u2014On the 1ÿth inst.résidence, 333 Gralet street, Jose és son of P.J.Lalonde, at the ago 0 mont \u2018 IVINGSTONE\u2014 At Muskoka, on January 6, © Malcolm Livingstone, aged 62 \"GRADY Annie O'Grady, wife of Standish G.| hd ÿ \\ Grudy, died on W eduesday, January 16, at ¥: Toronto, Ont.* \u201cSR NEILL\u2014Died on the 20th January, 1895, M: Matin James, cldest son of Patrick O'Neill, of the [Al O.Department, and grandson of the late ohn Melvin, contractor.I\u2018uneral will leave iin father's residence, 339 St, Dominique street pat 2.30 p.m., Tuenday- 2nd inst.lends an cquaintances will please \u2018accept this intima- (Winchester, Ont, press please copy.£ 2 at pbis tathors oseph Nap Napoleon years A 5 ion.RERRAULT\u2014On the 19th inst., at the age of 2 8 .Narcisse, infant son of Alphonse Per- (vx PELLETIER\u2014On the 2ist inst.at 304 Fullum street, at the age of 4 yeaic, Marie Louise, a daughter of G.Pelletier.PRIDDIS\u2014At \"London, Ont.on Thursd morning, January 17 Deroy.\u2019 daughter of the © late Charles Trump Priddi RIENDEAU\u2014On the 18th not.at 247 Frontenao street, David, son of Napoleon Riendeau, at the age of 1 year and 4 months.ROBINSON At Orillia, on January 13, Wilkie RODTIQU Encr the 20th inst., EE gonde, at the age o cars So moi the, Adolla, daughter of O.Rodrig \" BKENE- At Inverness, Sco! on January & daughter SAT: Scotland.Mrs.Mary S.skene, elde the he lato Dr.Stewart Ch © de Monnoir, due Beery 1 re- SMITH At Lachine.an the 23rd inst.of mem- , braneous croup, Frauces Binsett, aged 1 Jour, * only daughter of William KE.Smi ithe Funeral private ERSONAL \u2014 BA ANKEES, MEBOHAN P householders will fing it to their advan hi ann to the Dominion Burglary GuAtantes Co.(Li Te bem ing rates guarantçeing them against loss or rglary.liatle agents will find this à remuneratire ete.Ju: addition to their business.Write for terms, Jubn A.Grose, sr, Managor, Montreal.PE KRSONAL \u2014 SIGNS, BHOW CARDS, PRI tickets.all kinds.Prompt work.Low prices.8.Stecatt Martel, Sbade-mokor, 673 Craig streot.ERHONAL-HAND-MADE OPA UE WINDOW Shades; all colors; pleia, fea \u201cFigo made and put up same day as orde maker, 8.H.Martel, 673 { \" spre ERSONAL-A PARCEL 18 LYING AT THE ror\u2019 h is addressed Doe, uncalled for, whic The © owner can secure the same on tion to the Assistant Postmaster any day between and 8 Sows by déscribing contents an AraLhing Other ber proofs o ERSONAI\u2014IRON RNAMEL SIG MOST D able ever made; nest and abowy:; pos vr P 1 M real agent, 8 H Martel, 673 Craig street.\u201d OO to ERSUNA WHITE ENAMEL EL LETTE , inch.Put, u came vas?as orde: Ha LIER Bhade maker, 673 C: ® Bisons ERSONAL- HAVE \u201cyou 1 TRIED LUSTERIN the marvellous powder for polishing silverware For sale by all first-class grocers, druggists snd hardware dealsrs.Mdsodtf RRSONAL \u2014 CURTAIN POLRS COMPLETE from 15¢ up.t assortment ia Montreal s H Bhade-maker, 673 Craig street.20seod A GREAT REDUCTIONS À For January Only Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Fancy Goods, Eleetropiate, Brass Goods, China, Art Pettery, eto.a DICKSON\u20198S * Cheap Sale, on the 20th inst\u2026the on ie in this city, the cam T Ready- Dresses pow offerin a lot of \u2018OUT OF DATE\u2019 Ready-Made Dresses and Skirts to be cleared at about vne-quarter the regular marked prices.EXAMPLE.Ready-Made Dresses, \u2018complete , but.out of date, marked #40, reducedto $5.00.Read ady-Made Dresses, complete, marked, $80, reduced to 87.50, Ready-Made Dresses, complete, marked #38, reduced to #7.50, Ready-Made Dresses, complete, marked #20, reduced to #4.73.AND OTHERS EQUALLY CHEAP.Another Example.A lot of Winter Dress Skirts, suitable to wear with Blouses, marked from $10 to $15, reduced from 2.50 to $3.50 each, 8.CARSLEY, 8, CARSLEY.mate ° 9 ' : Ladies\u2019 Wrappers Only a few of those Moleton Flannel Wrappers left.Prices $1.90 to $3.88 ea, - : 00 Jersey Prices .Job lot of Colored Jerseys, ranging in prices, from &3.50 to #4.50, for Tc ea.Ladies\u2019 Black Jerseys, ranging in price from $3.00 to $6.00, for $1.00 each.| or 8.CARSLEY, 8.CARSLEY.J anuary Cheap Sale Children\u2019s Coats ' Jackets arid Reefer Coats, very suitable forgharitable purposes, to be cleared at aJgain Prices.Children\u2019s Jackets: In Brown Beaver Cloth, with Cape.Size 1, $2.50; reduced to 81:00 ea Size 2, $2.90; reduced to $1.25 ca \u2014 \u2014Size 3 28.45: reduced to-£1.50 ea Size 4, $2.95; reduced to $1.75 ea Size 5, $4.85; reduced to $1.95 ea Children\u2019s Reefers In Heayy Black and Navy Serges, ~ Size 1, $1.95; reduced to $0.75 Size 2.2.20; reduced to 0.90 Size & 2.50; reduced to 1,00 Size 4, 2.70; reduced to 1.10 Size 5, .800; reduced to 1.25 Size 6, 835; reduced to 1.85 Size 7, 38.70; reduced to 1.50 Size 8, 4.90; reduced to 1.70 S.CARSLEY, 8, CARSLEY.DRESS GOODS Double Width Tweed Effects, 15}0 | yar Single Width Dress Goods, from 5e yard - Lelored Costume Cloths, from 260 y Navy Striped Serges, from 876 yard Colored Estamene Serges,from 34c yard Colored Cashmeres, from 24¢ yard Silks and Velvets.Colored Pongee Silks, from 21¢ yd.Colored Shot 8i from 810 yd, Fancy Washing Silks, from 410 yd.Oolored Velvetoens, from 1740 yd.Colored Plushes, from 388 3 Black Silk Velvets, from 726 yd.8.CARSLEY.8.CARSLEY.January Cheap Sale FUR GOODS.Ladies\u2019 Mink Neck Ruffs, from $2.50, Ladies\u2019 Alaska Sable Neck Ruffs, from, WT Fur Capes, from 37.50.\u2018 Ladies\u2019 Black Fur Mufis, from 600, Ladies\u2019 Mink Muffs, from £3.50.Ladies\u2019 Bable Muffy from $3.00.Ladies\u2019 B onl Muffs, from $3.48.Ladies\u2019 Bali vos from $18.00, Ladies\u2019 Storm Collars, from $3.40, Children\u2019s Fur Caps, from 50c.Children\u2019s Fur Hoods, from $1.80, Children\u2019s Fur Coats, from $5.00, Children\u2019s Fur Boas, from 280.Baby.Carriage Bugs, from $2.00.\u20188 CARSLEY, GREAT Remnant Sale BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS In Remnants in all d ents for the remainder of the mon Buargains in Carpet Remnants, Bargains in Dress Goods Remnants, \u2018 Bargains in Linen Remnants.Bargains in Flannel Remnants, Bargains in Print Remnanta, Bargains in Tweed Remnante - Oilcloth Remnants, \u20188.CARSLEY, Rigby Waterproofs.Out of Dai One line each of Children\u2019s Winter |.January Cheap Sale x Sod moment, \u2018by moment the RAMA the lings.; FO RENT - .TO RENT - .Comf fortable Offices to rent ob uot és Jasee 0a Street, Oproalte! the Tem m #6 to per môn Aooly 0 M 3.Stuart > .8.CARSLEY\u2019'S, CARSLEY'S, \u2018 meme NOT AT ALL BAD NOT AT ALE BAD NOT AT ALL BAD NOT AT ALL BAD NOT AT ALL BAD Our Gray Flannel at 8 cents per yard is a good wide width, and the \u2018quality.is not at ali bi But We Guarantee + But We Guarantee Our Plain and Twill Gray Flannels at Ten and a Half Cents to be as broad and.as good in quality as is sold elsewhere at from 15¢ to.17e, and our price only 10}0.8.CARSLEY.S.CARSLEY.; YOU MUST COME YOU MUST COME YOU MUST COME YOU MUST COME YOU MUST COME To make sure of the best value in Dry Goods i in Montreal.YOU MUST COME You MUST.comp To TO s.CARSLEY\u201d s.Ta R TUESDAY.JANUARY an 1895, eee ee ee ee _\u2014 ARTISTIC CAB Té Octaves ; in Walnut, Richly Carved ai Extra Crate | Panels an ately Carve Height, inches ; depth, 2 feet 334 WILLIS 1824 Notre Dag Street, 1 MONTE SOLE AGENTS: \u2014\u2014 |.- WY.KNABE 4CO;'S ~ .oo Grand, | Upeisht square Plans: BELL PIANOS ORGANS ~AND\u2014 î WILLIAMS NOS, J ET GRAND, « French ; Rosewt or Fin rmamented Case, Elabo- ed Consoles [Artistic Design.4 feet Ÿ incl ridth, 5 feet 10 .os.:CO., 18t - sh gly 6 Sus van CLEARING SHE Of all our Stock of Dress Goods, \"Imported - | Silks, Satins, etc % NO ANTEDILUVIAN \u2018aoons * AU This Seasons Importations, To Be Cleared Out at REDUCTIONS Unheard of in the Annals.ot Clearing Sales.> During the Next Ten Days of Stocktaking WE WILL OFFER the balance of our New Dress Materials Imported Dresses, Silks, Satins, etc., At Unprecedented Reductions of from 3334 Per Cent.te 38 Per Cent.om i Actual Cost, Rather Than Take Them into Stock.ta and samples sont on application.AJAS.A.OGILVY & SONS\u2019 \u2018908 to WT MM.Antoine rea, 144 te 150 Mountain street.Telephone ol.BRANCH-ST, CATRERINE STREET, CORNER BUCKINGEAM AVE Telephone 3335, ~ 189 S.CARSLEY'S.\u2014 DOISSEAU BROS, \"WE WANT TO SELL, WE MUST SELL , Te do it we realize Merchandise must be lew, ./MATCHLESS VALUES IN 150 pieces 36-inch wide Whits Cotton.Rod 0, worthy fe.rors full yard wide extra Fine Whi 4 : 84 ca _104 Bleached 10-4 Twill | Bloached Shestiig\" CIECULAR PILLOW COTTON.in, 43 in.44 1m.15e.BT 17e.Winch es at © Bleached Usmask Table Linen.3000 yards Colored Spotted Bwiss Mualin at 7c, worth 250 A BARGAIN\u201425 poes.Opers Flannel at 166, worth 400 \" FLANNELS and FLANNELETTES.pf Hears Navy Blue Flaun t 2 cases All\u2019 Woo! prises Srey Flaanel Ins : pial aud git «.at 166, worth 250 EMB ROIDERIES, t 5c, worth 9o .at 8c, worth 120 \u201cat 10c, worth 0c TORCHON LACES, Jumma Beautiful Torchon Lace.-.Bt 15c, worth 300 100 poes Colored Silk aad Wool Heurletta at 360, worth Bo 40pieces All Wool Black Solile Cloth.at 53c, worth $1.25 .BAZAARS, BOISSEAU BROS.Corner St.Lawrence, St.Catherine, and St.Chs; Borromee st.ut THE BORE AT MONCTON.A erin iter in ihe Boston venin Transcript sa e ong known that that curious Peak o of the Fundy tides, the \u2018\u2019bore\u201d or tidal wave, appears ai Mancton, N.B.(and at Moncton only) with every tide, twice a day.As we stepped upon the whar! one of us said tothe other; \u201cSee, there comes the bore!\u201d and there it was, three miles away, beyond the bend across which we were looking\u2014a long, white, level atreak cutting across the river from bank .\u201cSighting: by.houses and trees along the shore, we could measure how swiftly it approached; and in a very few minutes it needed.no such help to see that it came rolling on with the speed of a railway train, wing the low, tumbling outline of a broken \u201croller\u201d 20 \u2018the bea Nearer and nearer, with a sharp, hissing roar, we almost held our breath, waiting for the moment when it should pass beneath our feet.Ten minutes from the time we first saw it the moment came.king down upon Xe, what we saw was ahead of water, as ough from a broken dam, stretching straight across the channel, and rolling, tumbling, foaming as it along.4 just as a great breaker races up the beach after its fall.Before it the surface of the river was low, quiet, ripplin gently downward toward the sea; behind, © witerlevel was nearly three feet higher, and coursing up from the sea with the spee and fury of & miniature Niagara go the sides the foam was brown wit] mud torn from the banks, and all the plunging ourrcnt that came after was turbid and rk.- We watched that ma, c white line receding, twisting and turning as the channel ou; tween the wastes of mud fla d A ood Polar us.clim er on hom pilin up of boys who had been play Eat the last possible second out e flats scattered into trailing lines of ee dots making for the shore, At last, when the white line had grown quite indistinguishable in tbe distante, we turned away.We had seen the bore.mr een, Must not be confounded with common cathartic or purgative pills, Carter's Little Liver Pills are entire rely Fauilke them in respect._ One trial will prove their su y In Venice, in 1274, a pig brought two sbil- Special Notices.P.D.\u2018Armour of Chicago has bought Well Car.Notre Dates and Se.Petes Ma.DO YOU -V Cheap Shoes %.0R.Shoes and sta Chet tion + number of a letter by was oompelled to ly that Phe ed, which they knew.denounced \u2018ment, as false, and notified Rev.Mr that unless the name of the aut ven he would randt told him hé was advised by] torney not to give the name of HE Raits venting man; of vibration extended direction as far as Chinatan.secontl shock the same ron damage done was Slight, and no 124 ST.LAWRENCE SREET.18 tyx1 CHARGED CHIEF R An Accusation From the \u2018 That May be Qualified.ToLEDo, Ohio, January _22\u2014Th Rev, J.L.Brandt o unday night, in the Eleventh Street Chrch o Christ, caused a sensation.The sald the letter was written b: man, who ch with drunkenneason two specific of furth or \u2018that sign saloons Yesterday afternoon the parties hel4 ference, and Brandt tract the statement day at all the services.the organizers of the civic federatid his pulpit utterances since he cam from Denver, asbort time ago, have k him considerable notoriety.in his THE EVESHAM ELECTI There is Quite a Hard Struggle on Over1 EvrsHAM, England, January 22.\u2014 is considerable excitement here ove election which is taking place for a me of Parliament to represent this, | the » or Evesliam division succession to the late Sir | Edmund 1 mere, Bart.Conservative.At the last Sir Edmund Lechmere was elected 4170 votes, defeating Mr.L.Impey, Hi Ruler, who secured | than, his r.Impey and he is 0] Servative.X opponent.In again the Li pôsed by Colonel Long, \u20ac a the past six weeks a been waged between the re sentatives of the\u2019 two parties, and ad idea of the interest may.\u2018be \u2018gathered from thé.fact, that though snow-storms and À J persona fr from Chief of rosecute en in the oon di poacher oe- ; Raitx lasions, every péolman a repor] week- were al clos- to bé faire.the | state- prandt r was pcher.is at- Pol the pi A con- ab ubliclyto re- B pit- nex Sun- randt is fne of and here given - ins It here jber voles, or 580) to-day's elec candi bi jer rene et ™ eke s'are J ) voting A lai to cast thelr ballota that they are reachi or attempting to reach the polls THAT PERSIAN EARTHQUAK An Official Dsspatoh Says no Lave Were Lost Truman, Persia, official despatch from Moshed, the th of Khorassan, iat severe uals shock was tol £ there a noon on Thorsday January 17.Th ur FITZSIMMONS PLANS.| re so determidd in boats.January 22\u2014 A capital a.\u201cnorthwesterl To \u201ca Do you like éomfort- able, well-made Shoes\u2014 better than hand work because more even, cheaper than poor shoes because they last longer and altogether satisfactory?' The \u201c GOODYEAR | WELT\" » -SHOES are e perfect! All orders by mail promptly.attended.|.KNO W LEDGE - (rings.comfort and improvement and nal enjoyment when ehty ere many, who live be \u2018ter than others and enjoy life more, with lows expenditure, by more.promptly adapting the world's best products the ueeds of physical being, will attons the value to health of the pare I liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy, Syrup of Figs, Its excellence is due.to its presenting in the form most acc-ptabla and pleas ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of & perfect lax .ative ; effectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers aud permanently ouring constipation.It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession, becauss it acts on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowcls without weakening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance.Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drog- ta in 75c.bottles; bub it is manu- actured by the California Fig Syrup Co.only, whose name is printed on every., Also the name, Syrup of Figs, and boing wel informed, you will not accept any substitute if offered.\u2018GENERAL ELECTION TALK portant Matter of Dissolution.{SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) OTTAWA, Janu 2.The question of dissolution before holdin er session | of Parliament, is: still tal od of hers, but- not so much as was the case last week.There is more excitement over- the ma in other cities thar; in Ottawa, judging frgm Lhe reports whiéh reach here from di ferent places as already pointed out in this correspondence, some .the ministers are \u2018In favor of dissolution.Mr.Foster, \u2018for instance, is \u2018one of these.le rey naturally would prefer not meeting iament in the present condition of the donnees He'wlll uot only have to record a deficit for the past but also for the current In addition to this, he will have to crosse the taxation to meet the discrepancy caused by the falling revenue.But there are other considerations which are said to more than counterbalance these, in favor of a session before an election.To) assist the Cabinet lu éowlux to & decision, feelers have been sent out all over the coun find out if the predent is opportune for the general elections.In.pearly all oases It (vu said tbat the answers have been in the negative.But the matter has not yet been finally decided by the Cabinet.To-day it looks more like a than a general slection:- But to- BOURGEOIS TO TRY AGAIN.He Will Lend Faure His Ald-Alarm- ing State Secrets Hinted at.LONDON.January 22.\u2014 22.\u2014The Times Paris correspondent says that he thinks M.Poin- are = will 1l be invi to form a cabinet, now pois Bas failed in the task.Pa Lao\u201d al from Bou is on the question of ri income tax.He was the head of the Treasury De ment in the Depuy Government and is considered a financier.But astrong man is needed ust now rather than a financier.PARIS, January 22.\u2014After having interviews thismorning with MM.Poincarre and Cavaignac, Faure summoned M.Bour- geols to the Palace, and it is believed that that gentleman will make another attempt to form a ministry, seeking his colleagues from among the more Radical grou, New YORK, January 22 \u2014A special from Paris to the Sun says: The scheme 0 of forming a colorless forermment, without principles has died.med on Sunday night tha M.Bourgeois would at least suoceed oe forming a cabinet of concentration.When | ready to report the completion of his task to the President yesterday afternoon, M Poincarre and two or three others who bad expressed decided views against the income tax, concluded that it would be im- poesible to join a cabinet, most of whose members were of the contrary opinion.M.Bourgeois, in despair, went to the El ysee and resigned his mission.President Faure 3 political friends are disappointed and indignant, because he has not, under such circumstances, cut loose from the I and either formed a Moderate Ministry o: dissolved the Chamber.Instead of that the President bad a long consultation with M.Cavaigoac and M.Poincarre.What the result may be is not known.A report is even circulated that M.Faure would fullow Casi- mir-Perier's example and resign.That is.altogether inc ble.It is undoubtedly true, however, that the new President finds the political situation of France much more serious than he imagin ned it was when he took office four days.There are sald to ; certain Marmine secrets of state which will come to light: very s00 Léon Bourgeois is a Radical Republican.Born in Paris May 21, 1851, he is & former Prefect of the Tarn and represents Marne in the Chamber of Deputies.He was Secretary to the Prefect of the Seine, HY 1888, Prefect Le the Haute DIrector of the om pod Prefect of Policé In 1887.He was elected a Deputy for the first time in 1888, He waa Under Secretary of State to the Ministry of the Interior in 1888, Minister of Public Instruction in the Freyeinet and Loubet Cabinets in 1892, and Minister of Justice in the Ribot Cabinet in 1803.He no rival in his canvass for re-election as a Deputy in 1883, He is a learned man, .honest, nd a skilful politician.WORST IN FIVE YEARS.California is Experiencing a Very Bad Snow-storm and Blookade.SAN FRANCISCO, Januar.22.\u2014The worst storm for five years is raging in the Sierras and threatens to repeat the great railroad blockade of 1889, - A packed snow lies from thirty to fifty feet deep in the railroad cuts, while on the level of the sammit of Sierras it measures twenty feet.Except for two days, the Central Pacific has kept its overiand tracks clear, but it looks this morning as though there would be a serious blockade, as the snow is drifting.badly.The latest reports from the mountains are ade may occurat any time as snow slides are expected.The snow is deep slong the opt range the rain is reported as falling in of the State.It is especially heavy on thorn California, wheres floods and wash-outs have occurred in the Colorado and San Diego counties, where rain seldom falls.A big south-eastor is blowing in San \u2018Francisco ab- present.; SOME ONE THREW À BONB.It was In a Concert Hall, bus no One was Sseiously Hurt.Brussxirs, Janus During a concert in Jumetz, three Tee orth of Charle: I a bomb was thrown into middle of 8 \u2018© \u201chall.The missile exploded, wrecking the furniture and extinguishing the lights.Several persons were hurt by flying splinters, « etc.,, and others were thrown trampled upon in the te-Garonne Iu - munal Affairs in the Minis - that trains are moving slowly and a block- | morrow that may reversed.It Is certain that nothing is yet decided.uo every- y is beginning to recognize the fact that | the sooner the question is tie the better, singe the uncertainty about it is inter- tering with business.efore the week \u201ccloses an official statement is expected on the matter.Perhaps the date set for the rendering of the judgment in the Manitoba school case may very near the time when the Government will make its declaration in the matter of dissolution.TORONTO VARSITY TROUBLES.The Students Are Very Much Worked Up\u2014President Loudons Statements.{SPECIAL TO THB STAR] TORONTO, Janu 22.\u2014 The excitement among the University students, owing to the threat of the Council to sup the Varsity and their demand that the editor should apolo; for an editorial which iu the © paper eriticielng the action ° the Council the Jury- Thompson ing is growi nga intensity.Thé students of the fourth year will meet this afternoon, and it is said shat ome, 5.iggrous protest will be Subsequently -the Liter- ar re an will hold a cial meeting, which will probably be resol ved into a mass meeting of students, at which the whole matter will be threshed out and a course ot action agreed upon.The graduates political acience are also likely to hold a meeting.President Loudon is pre g a statement for the A Council.He had said that if Mr.ontgomery, the editor, did not apologize the President would summon the Council to consider his case.If\u2019 any more objectionably articles appeared in the paper, he would bee: expelled and the paper suppressed.TO WAR AGAINST MEXICO.A Secret Allianes of Nicaragua, Honduras and Guatemala, Ew Yorx, January 2-7 Managua, icaragua, ec e or sa It is eus oted there is a secret alliance Le tween the presidents of Ni duras and Guatemala against case of war.ALL OVER-THE WEST.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.WINNIPEG, Man., January 22.\u2014The freight rates commission will leave for the West to-morrow and will visit the following inta: Wawanesa, Thursday; pa riday; Moosomin, Janua Albert, Januar; From there they pro ceed to Padhbridge MacLeod, Ca gary, Edmonton, Regina, Wetaskawin, Indian Head, Moose Jaw.Before returning east the commissioners will probably visit Van- \u2018couver and Victoria.MUST PAY THE DUTY, a, Hon- exico, in [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) \u2018TORONTO, January _22\u2014Several Toronto grain men think the © Dominion Government should re-impott, free of duty, à quantit Manitobn.wheat, now stored in Bu Ae The law is, however, specific, and the Em- ire\u2019s Ottawa correspondent reports the decision of the Government that the grain cannot be returned unless the duty is paid.MRS.MOORE'S \u201cBODY FOUND, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) WinDioR MrLis, January 22\u2014The body of Mrs.Moore, who committed suicide about a wdek a> y throwing herself into the river with her child, has been recovered.The body of the child bas not yet been found.THE JURY DISAGREED.NEw YORK, January, The Jo Laidiaw-Sage Pred \u201cot te efron.a Sind ue or 950,000 against Sage, for ne juries received in the e HEL that accompanied the attempt to kiil Sage, made by he N.Boston crank, Nor clazned held him in.front of his per son as a shield; that he was injured in this be paid there- position, and that he should DEATH OF MRS.FULTON.down f¢ whi retour à the © © pan ch ee pps f Decker Brothers \" Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's Rigb Water: ce mersbers of his amt) .GC.W.Lied.proof Garmants in all styles and sizes.= .| ny of this \u201cie y carries a oholos.assortment | ST.Louis, s.Mo.January 23.\u2014Robe if of this mle New York maker's in- simmons, whois playing ore, has ee S.CARSLEY, |, de Te ES se, pe w ye \" ! 7 Bonares Hammered =X and Sitrar for thansiaughter jas?He will fle a now bond Notre Dame and Bt Peter Sta, = are ab.8 Carslav'a, eo, aa masse the road, + Cort.andl will thea rs- Cog.Le - Cote = : : er, Tr ee Le ee en * ÿ it RG .vor, was seriously es ris vei ; a Br huet Tab se ._ AVONMORE, Ont, January 8.\u2014 Mary \u2018Catherine Wyatt, wife of Fulton, ex- RE Se & lingerin v v for several TAMIR .oe } ] TITY Ta \u2014 2 A Dacision Still Fondiog 1 in the fm; press which wal be authorized\u201d sarees.Togs ovens In the THE MURDER or TA THE DEFAULT + ity of the Nigbrara Bridge, and # BARRETT SCOTES BODY.FOp D.ING TREASURER.Tied, Rope Around the Neck, Part of One Ear Shot Away, Por- sonal Property Intact.O'NkiLI, Neb, January 22\u2014Barrett Soott's body was found about ten o'clock on Sunday night, in the Nicbrara River, about three hundred feet below the bridge, on the Boyd county side, close up to the bank and in about seven feet of water.He was in his ehirtsloeves, but had his watch and chain\u2019and other personal &ifscts un, just as he wore them -in life, A new\u2019 hempen rope, aboul one and one-Half- inghes in diameter was around his neck, and \u201cthe end, about three feet long, was dangling in the water.Evidences showed that he was hanged by the vigilants before being thrown over the bridge into the water.There was a slight wound in the right side of his neck, where a bullet had grazed it, cutting through the lobe of the right ear.The body | was immediately taken possession of by Coronoï Hoover, of Royd County; The credit of the finding of the body is largely due to the energy and enterprise of the citizens où the vicinity of northern Holt and southern Boyd counties.The next day after Scott's disappearance some of the men whe have sincg been arrested for compli~'ty in the murder were seen Inrking in the \u2018félin [aspiclon was aroused that the body had bean dis- of in the river.A -wook Friday the search was begun, but the weather at that time was so celd (hat many.of the searchers had fingers, noses and ears Jrozen, and work was temporarily suspended.urday morning by concerted action on the part of citizens ol thal vicinity and delega.- tions from O'Neill, Atkins, Spencer and Butte, the work was resumed.The body arrived in this city about three o'clock in the afternoon, where it was met by a large concourse of interestéd friends and neiz undertaking establishment on the east side, where it was visited by hundreds.\u201d \"I'he body fs well preserved, being frozen solid, -and the face and features could be recog.bors.It was taken to Biglin's nized by any one who ever saw.Scott alive.\u2026 His clothing was all on save his coat; his watch, knife, keys and other valuables and personal effects were undisturbed.His hands were tied behind his back and about three feet of rope was dangling from neck.The evidence is complete that after be was-brutally-separated from his-\u201d family, he was taken to some out of the way place, his hands ved behind him, the rope put around his neck, and he wiis then hanged until he was dead.How much Interveninz torture waa inflicted upon him is not known and frossivly may never be known.But if all things work as his friends are determined that they shall work, the-guilty men will themselves be brought to Rist ce, though none of them may ever be induced to tell the details of the crime.A quiet and sturdy determination has been manifested all the while by the Law and Order People of Holt county that no stone should be left unturned until Scott's body was found and the guilty men brought to justice.The first part of this determination has been accomplished, and eT are now going about with the same stead pose to avenge the murder.It is be La that they have evidence which will convict Mulihan, Roy, Elliott, Plakerman and others who have not yet been named, and the mill push on until this end is accomplished.There are others here who seem to think that Scott has been foully dealt with by his friends, .the persons to whom he lent the money, and who were afraid that he would * peach \u201d on them.To these the Law and Order element says: \u201cProduce your evidence, and if you have anything pointing to the guilt of any of these men we will join bands loyaliy with you, and nssist with all our might in bringing them to justice.Justice ie what we want, all we want, and justice we are determined to have, ,no matter where or upon whom it may \u2018While there is a great deal of excitement and crowds in the streets are talking of the murder, there is no prospects of any trouble or disturbance of any kind.The Law and er portion of the country have taken the reins in their hands, and they are going to have peace if they have to fight, for it.There is no doubt, an element hore that would like to breed trouble, and would do so if they were not afraid, but in the presence of the honest, determined look that sits on the of these Law and Order people they are cowed into an inglorious submission, In back alleys and M bscure corners occasionally a few of them gather, and if you are unfortunate enough to near vou fmay hear mutterings 0 discontent, but the large majority of citizens are with the Law and Order leaders and it would not be health, attempted to create a for the man wha Isturbance.a ow Shontly after the body was deposited in \u2018the undertaking establishment and while a large crowd gathered in front of the door, almost filling the street, R.J.Hayes, an attorney of this city and a warm, personal friend of Scott's, 8 tepped to the edge of the stdewalk, uncovered his head, and in slow and measured tones, recounted the details of the crime and urged and cautioned the ople to forbear from any personal vio- fou.\u201d but simply let the law take its co Was no excuse for mob law.He that mob law bad to murdes Barrett Scott.The zood name of the county was at stake, and justice would right all these wrongs and J in ring \u20ac the guilty men to, an accounting.dress was well received and tire ph assent were heard from many.An inquest was held before Coroner Hoover, of Boyd county, and a jury.Witnesses were examin \"and a verdict rendered that Scott came vo his death at the hands of George Mullihan, Mose Elliott, Mertroy, James Pinkerman and others whose names have not been disclosed, It is understood that an effort will be made ! to have these men, who have already rested and put under 8500 bail, eee before the Court and the amount of bail raised to a figure that shall more nearly approach the enormity of \u2018the crime with which they are charg Barrett Scott, defaulting treasurer of Holt county, Neb., was carried off by vigi- lentes on New Lore eve, and it was supposed that he was hanged or shot.PBcott, with his wife and his bight yearold daughter, and Miss McWhorter, had been visiting friends two miles north-east of O'Nei ill, and were attacked about ten miles from that place ou their way home, A mob surrounded th their carriage and fired a volley, killin both horses and slightly woundizg ss \u2018McWhorter.Scott, too, was slightly Dine but the driver, Henry Smith, was un.burt.The women and the child were released near a solitary house and sought shelter there.Scott and Smith were marched toward the river, There Smith was released and home.He told the story in O Neill, andi it was gonefally believed that Bcott had n'murd and thrown into the river.Some persons, however, regarded his disappearance 8s a russe tu esca) an was under.bonds at the time, Heh bad been convicted of stealing | State.He fled w n ih $ na covered, but was captured and brou to O'Nell for trial.Then he was released on bail.Scott, it was believed, was not alone in the embexrlement, ahd in soifé quatters it was th his accom t'him oat 0 the way to Re quences of his * Ta y 4e ave #0 WE Tm ses * of hotior, ahd Rev, Abbés Donnell i Anthony, and O'Donnell of St.\\& -past ten o'clock \u2018and were escorte wi IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL SER- \u201cVICE AT NOTRE DAME.Lord and Lady Aberdeen and Cabinet Ministers Attend\u2014An Incident Concerning the Non-At- tendance of the Consuls, Notre Dame church presented a most Imposiaz appearance this morning ou the occasion of the solemn requelm \u201cservice chanted for the repose of the soul of the late Rt.Hon.Sir John S.D.Thompson.The vast edifice was tilled by a large congregation, a large proportion of whom were Protestants.The gentlemen of the seminary left nothing undone to give the service a most limpressive character.The sacred edifice yas heavily draped in black and selon Anne the inscriptions were \u201cPie Jesu Domine dona eis requiem scmpiternam\u201d and \u2018 \u2018Requescat in Pace.\u201d On the galleries had beorplaced the arms of the Dominion, those of the various provinces and of the city of Montreal\u201d An immense catafalque had been erected in the church.It was surrounded by hundreds of lights and trophies of British and Dominion flags covered with crepe.Above the cat atatque was suspended a large crown from which fell draperies which reached the pillars of the edifice.he service was certainly one of the most, e ever held in Notre Dame and chirch bas rarely ever held such a - ¥epresentative gathering.Mgr.Fabre .OFFICIATED PONTIFICALLY ! psaisted by Rov.Abbé Colla, Superior of \u2018tbe Seminary, us ussistant priest, ev.i Canons Trepanier and Savaria as degoors 0 Mary's as eacons of office.There mere over ohe bundred clergymen in th Ares + headed by Mgr.Decelles ot St.aclathe \u2018and the\u2019 Canons of the Cathedral in their robes of office.All the religious orders in the city were représented.Lord and Lady Aberdeen, attended by Captain ['rgubart, A.D.CU.and Mr.lunro- guson, A.D.C., arrived promptl Lieut.Col.Prevost, A.D.C., to the ne tuary railings, where special Prie- Dieug had been provided for Their Hxcelleucies.fisoth Lord and Lady Aberdeen knelt and made found obefsunce.They were provided with prayer books and fol- lawed the service closely throughout.Both were in mourning.To their right were seated Mayor Villeneuve, Hon.John Costigan, Minister of Marine and Fisheries, Hon.J.A.Ouimet, Minister of Public Works, Sir Alexander lacoste, Chief Jus- tico of the Court of Queen's Bench, Hon.Wilfrid Laurier, leader of the Liheral part and Judge Baby and on their left Sir A.Caron, Postmaster General Senator Masson, ex Lieut.-Governor of Quebec, and Hon.J.J.Curran, Solicitor - General.Among other citizens present were Senators Desjardins, Murphy and and Armand, Hon.Messrs.de LaHruere, Speaker; Dorion and Lavio- Jette, members of the Legislative Council; Messrs.J.G.Il.Bergeron, deputy Speaker, and the followi ing members of the Com: u mons: Messrs, pout, HK.8B.White, P.Leclair, Desaulniers, L.C.Pelletier, H.Jeannotte, Dr.Lachapelle; Judges Hall, Wa rtele, Blanchet.Bosse, Tait, Jette, Mathieu, Loranger, Charland, Chag non, Quimel, Rov.Canon Elleguod, Rabbi Red WLI Deputy Collector of Customs: Mr.C.Name ice-Consul of Italy: Em.St.Louis, Lieut.-Col.Matties, Lieut.-Col.Brosseau, Ca t.Vincent, Capt.Carriere, Dr.Leprohon, Messrs.Martineau, M.P.P.; Parizeau, M.P.P.; Hon.J.S.Hall, M P.P.; Hon.P E.Leblanc, 8 ker of the Legislative Assembly, C.A.M.Globen- sky, J.B.Besther, ex- Mager Jacques Grenier, Ald.Stevenson, R ilson-Smith and Reneault, ex- Ald.Cressé, B.J.Coghlin, J.C.Auger, ©.E.Archambanlt, Capt.Feath- erston and Capt.Collins, Capt.Loranger, Judge Barry, Judge Champague, Deputy Recorder Buurgouin, Henri Barbeau, Boivin, J.X.Perrault, Gustave Dro- let, J.JL \u201cBeaucham , J.B.Mon- genais, High Constabie Bissonnette, Emmanuel Tassé, S.Beaudin, Q.C.; Francis Benoit, IJ) A.Ansell, Consul of Mexico; O.Marin, Jesse Josepl, Hon.Jose h le al, ex-l.leut.-Governor of the North: ritories; R.Bellemnare, L.À.Lesage.Cap t.Frenette, Lieut.-Col.Massey, John Holz.mann, Acting Vice-Consul of Sweden and Norway; Jos.Robillard.ex-M.P.P Dr.Victor Perrault, Dr.Hingston, Dr.Mount; James O'Malley, late corporal of the 17th Leicestershire Regiment, \u201cRoyal Bengal Tigers,\u201d wearing his medals: James O'Brien, BD.Tansey and many others.The: choir, which numbered nearly a hundred voices, chanted the Abbé Borduns' \u201cMesse,\u201d _.with the \u201cKyrie\u201d by Gluck, \u201cPie Jesu\u201d b: A.Dufort, and Domini Jesus Christi\u201d by O.Parisot.ra\u201d had been harmonized for the occasion and followed * immediately after the mast.At \u201cSanclus\u201d the saactuary was brilllantly illuminated by electric lights and remained so threughout the remainder of the service.Mr.L.Ratto was the leader of the choir, and Mr.A.Beique presided at the organ.The service lasted nearly two hours.In keeping with the custom followed by the Sulpician Order there was no oration.UN CONTRETEMPS FACHEUX, In ths language of diplomacy the onl \u201ccotretemps facheus\u201d which occurre concerned the consular corps.Strange to suy.the sanie thing is said to have occurred at the funeral at alifax.The professional consuls, or \u2018\u201c consuls \u2019de carrière,\u201d were, through an oversight, not given the pince which they claimed they were entitled to and consequently did not attend.Mr.John C.Koenik, Secretary of the Imperial German Consulate gave the following explanation to the Star: \u201cThe remark was made, in some quarters, that none of the consuls-gencral or consuls \u2018\u2018de carriére\u201d were present at the ceremony, to which they had been invited.The Consul-General of Spain, the Consul General of France and the Acting Consul of thé German Empire, though desirous of giving # new proof of their respect for the memory of the late Sir John Thompson, were unable to attend to the funeral service, the place assigned to them being inconsistent\u2019 with their official rank in the service of their own country, as woll Rs with the traditions of international courtesy.VICE-REGAL NOTES.Among those who had the honor of being invited to dine with Their Excellencies on ouday evening were: Colonel and Mrs.Strathy, Mr.and Mrs.Wyatt Eaton, Mr.and Mrs.John Crawford, Mr.and Mrs.A W.Morris, Colonel and Mrs.Hughes, Hon: Mr, Justice and Mrs.Gill, the Hon.Mr.Justice and Mrs.de Lorimier, Hon.Mr.Justice and Mrs, Pagnuelo, Rev.Dr.and Mrs.Shaw, Mr.W.C.McDonald, Mr.and Mrs.Hosmer, Mr, Angus Hooper.Their Excellencies, with their household, will, it is underatood, leave town for ptta- wa on Monday, the 23th inst.Owing to a case of ricknesa at the Harve Institute, Their Exoellencies\u2019 visit, which was to hage been paid yesterday afternoon, has been postponed until a later date.\u201c JUDGMENTS > TO-MORROW.To-mortow morning the Court of Appeal will render Judgment in the Globe Woollen 1112 versus Poltras, City versus Leveille, orris versus Malo, \u2018Roberts versus Dorion, tion of village of Durham versus rmain versus Jerome, Maitland versus Bulmer, Drysdale versus D Davidson versus Tremblay, Coghlin versus *_ Pare.> \u201cHE HAD JEWEULERY.Mr Moss was rl Aa securi arrest yesterday w © called x fg i ~BUCHANAN'S\u2014 NOVELS.amount inas à man was in his store deavoring to Es aus] Arcand down poss haste and secured a worth hy by the name of George Hamel.On be .f gold a aa ih ol go watches and cuff-battons were | on him.Ar.\u2018Hamel stated that be pro- the ae ibring coun an a plead a this ein before Judge Des- Foyers, He was remanded for enquête, - ere - WHERE WILL - =~ ~ THE CITY BE WHEN THE PRESENT GÂs CONTRACT RUNS OUT?3 THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR 1 through a fall from « pélira af thi Len pt oat dise ing ER SE ge Doherty m ed the ed unit ed the \u201ctian Actions 3 th Hind ss aceursence of the afiiont upon which | they are THE OUTLOOK | BROOKLYN, - Bloodshed Appearsfiinevitable as Things No tand.The writings of Robert Buchanan, the authorof \u201cA Marriage by Capture,\u201d the publication of which.will be shortiy commenced in these columns as a serial, are distinguished for the play of fagoy [ they reveal, the romantic vigour of the plot, aud the lucid, brilliant style in which the story is told.Mr.Robert Buchanan never disappoints those of his readers who appreciate picturesque writing, quiet humour, and dramatic construction.shows bim at his best.Our new story frum his pen EXPLOSIVES IN MONTREAL.There Are Laws Regulating Thelr Sale and Storage, But as There is No One to Enforce Them They Are Ignored.The enquiry ordered to be- made by the Bullding nspector and the Secretary of the Fire Department into the question of the storage of gunpowder and other explosives in Montreal has been compléted and shows that the provincial law on the question is very strict but, that there is no one to enforce the law in Montreal and consequently it is a dead letter.The law provides that merchauts dealing in explosives canuot keep more than 25 pounds in their premises and then they must have lisenses aud also signs stating that they are licensed to soll explosives affixed in \u2018a prominsnt ppruision outside the premises they cesupy: { they require to have more than twenty- five pounds in their possession at once, they must keep all over and above that ial building outside of the city limits.Citizens are not allowed to kesp.piore than ten pounds of explosives In their possession for their own use.Forany infraction of this law a\u2019 fine of $300 is the penalty provided.The authorities of the Fire Department state that so far the law is all right, but there is no provision for the appointiment of an inspector or other person.to enforce | it, and consequently it is not observed.Few, if any, dealers expose a sign, although nearly every hardware store in town sells gunpowder, and some of them keep juet as munh as they like.The matter is to be brought up at the next meeting of the Fire Committee and a suggestion made that the city pass a bylaw providing for the appointment of an inspector.PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION.To be Held Hers Next September.A nieoting of the Directors of the Mont.real Exposition Company was held yesterday, there were present .L.Tourville, President, Messrs.P.Lyalk w.Ewing, N.& Hurteau, G.W.Sadler, T.A.Trenho me; R.À: Juranse, S.J.Doran @nd S.C.Stevenson, secretar It was decided that the Provincial Exhibition should be held this year in Montreal and the period fixed was from Thursday 12th to Saturday Zlst September.The dates of the exhibition so far arranged - are as follows: Sherbrooke, Hrst week in September; Toronto, 2nd \u2018to 14th September; Ottawa, 20th to 2th September.The arrangement of dates as above will enable exhibitors to lake in the circuit of the four oxbib tions.he American Hereford Association of the United States have written offering a special prize of fifty dollars for young Herefords, which offer was accepted.r- rangements \u2018were made for starting the preliminary \u2018work -in tonnection with the exhibition without delay.In regard to the proposed great International.Exhibition of Canada, to be held at Montreal in 1896, the secretary had received a letter from Mr.J.H.Stiles, dated London, England, January 5, in which h he stated he was still actively at work in developing the project and that the willingness of the civic authorities and leading cit tizons to co-operate, upon which the success of, the whole scheme depends, would shortly be put to practical test.THE FLYNN CASE.Ex-Detective Flynn came before His Honor J udge Desnoyers in the Police Court this morning to answer to a charge of perjury and elected to be tried before a jur at the sitting of the Court of Queen's Bence ju March next.À tinal application for bail was made by | the prisoner's counsel, eir, which was again refused.Mr.Weir then gave notice that he would apply to the Su rior Court to grant the request.udge Baby has admitted Eugene Flynn charged with perjury, to bail, on a personal recognizance of $500, and two securities of $250 each.REAL ESTATE NEWS.Jos.Dan durand bas sold to 5 Honte and C.Beauchamp, 1\u2014406 a Jean Baptiste Ward, 50 foot Le.front on Boson street, with houses, etc.1 The anrdinn of the children of the late Aug, Lacoste, have sold to H.Jauriault, lot 2146 and 2147, parish of Montreal front on St.Augustin street, St.Henri, with Grand Trunk in rear, 45 feot by 90, with two wooden houses, for $2125, Jeremio Gravel bas sold to the city of St.Henri, part lots 1835 and 1896, Parish of Mont- foal 50 foot by 108, front on Bt.Philippe street, BIRTHS.CHOULES\u2014On the Mth inst., at 78 Charron street, Point St.Charles, the wife of J.R.Choules, jr., of a daughter.MctiLASHAN\u2014At St.ed.Me January the- 18th, 1895, the wife of MoGlashan of a daughter.PATERSON \u2014On January 22nd.at 88 Barre street, the wifo of A, Paterson of a son.MARRIAGES.! CREAN- FLANNERY \u2014On the 21st inst., by the Kev.- Hose at the rosidence of t the brides brother.T.Pratt, 64 Beaver Hall Hill, J.B.Crean % Margaret Pratt.late William Flannery DEATHS.BOURRET-On January 22nd, Louis Aimé, aged 5 years and 1 month, beloved son of Mr.Arthur Bourret, of Her Majesi Funeral from his father\u2019s residence, Berri street, on Thuüraday © Mth inat., at 2.30 p.m.to the Roman Catholic Comes: Friends \u2018and ac uatntances respactfu Invited to attend without further noti 9 DURAND\u2014In this city, on the 31r nd January, at the age of 43 y Odile Brodeur, widow of the la Ludger | Durand.Panera on tho th \u2018inst.from 144 Manufacturers stree! at 7a.m, to St.Charles Church, and thence Cote.des Noiges Comotery.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.188 BTAPLETON\u2014On the 21st inst, Wm.8 of Piedmont, Soyo A aged thirty Funeral on W, cadar.Notre Dame street, to arhouals Etat \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 widow of the No.467 i EE irty-e \u2018cars.a 2 1380 THE WEATHER.la pT Probabilities for for the next twenty-four hours : to strong winds; cloudy, with local snow, Is to-day, followed by colder weather.mperatures during t hours: Edmonton 10, 24 de- betow: Prince zero, 2 bolo QA; ppelle, zero, 16 velo Winhipes: 2 below, 90 belo: Toronto, MM; Montreal, à 0; Quebec, 25.2, 24: Halter 90, 18.\u2018 \u201cStar\u201d Weather Report.Readings by Harrison & Co.a standard finateu- ments onary 22, 1896.Therm Six A, m., Noon, fen Hues, B= * ous politicians who are arriving Windsor.were Messrs.the for ee The Light committee to Hold a - Special Meeting to Discuss the Position and Decide What is to be Done.TT - What are we going to do about the-gas supply of \"the city after the first of May?Was the practical question put at the Light Committee meeting this morning by Ald.Rainville, The former chairman of the committee continued.\u2018\u201cI'he Coates Company is defunct, our contract will not be carried out and I do not see that we have any way out of the difficulty without we decide to make our own gas or come to an agreement with the Montreal Gas Company.we pass A resolution recommending the City Council again to own gas or shall we , endeavor to make a satisfactory contract with the old Company.We ought to consider in this connection that there is à risk of tha- pany increasing the price of gas to the citizens, and by closing a contract for street lighting with the Company we might get it to bind itself to supply the cltisens at A SATISFACTORY RATE.\u201d As there was but a mere quorum of the Committee it was decided to call a special meeting in à day or two to discuss this question, Subsequently Al.Marsolats, ch the committee, ee, oxpreséd chairman of poilet \u2018that a dep D te Gas Ce Cora upon e the com] uy + Compo rio, to Luraleh : #as to the city and citizens at a reasona rate without a contract until fhe city tis get from the Legislature the right to make ts own gas.The yr appropriations for the first two months of the present year were approved as follows: \u201cElectric lighting of stree .STH Lighting St.Peter: astoepie > 29,12 Gas lighting o 2,075.00 fccte To to be paid 5 t Dents ne emoving and breakage., Contingencies aaunsees I 250,00 Total.aapssesnetse rase soncece $25,963,72 THE LIBERAL MEETING._ Si» Oliver \u2018Mowat and Followers Arrive.The Laurier meeting fi is the only topic of conversation in the hotels and on the street day.It is universally allowed that.to- ht's meeting meansthe inauguration of a rou Liberal camp: pais u.All the seats reserved for the ladies thegallery have lou sifice been allotted, und As many mo sould have been filled.Large crowds are expe ed to fill the Windsor Hall, and listen to tho speeches.Mr, G.W.- Stephens, jr., and his lieutenants are busy welcoming the numer- tn the city.he corridor of the Windsor this morn was filled to overflowing with goliticlans of the Liberal part; Ly.her came from\u2018both far and near, an ihe Le topic which en, grossed all was this evening's meeting.Sir Oliver Mowat arrived this morning from Toronto at 7.50 over the C, P, R.He .was met at the Windsor Station by a delegation of local Libe among whom were Aldermen Penny and Mr.Sidney Fisher.Among t who were seen port the gar,of Toronto; R.H.Pope, of Cook- shire; James Sutherland, of Woodstock; O, A.P.Pelletier, of Quebec; Charles Green, B.Kent and H.H.Dewart, all of Toronto: and Ernest Henderson, of Windsor.By noon the arrangements at Windsor Hall were pompleted.The puns capacit of the hall has been augmen The stage has received an ame! five feet to its width.Directly back of the s is an immense nner the heading of which reads \u201cResults of the National Policy.\u201d To the right and left of this are smaller placards which read \u201cRe move the Brakes for Trade, \u201d \u201cDown with Monopolies, Trusts an d Combines, \" \u201cStop the ght of Exiles,\u201d ete.The\u2019 seating capacity of the main floor is about 1000, e pice the fact that some of the lead- the party will be present the committee has decided to adhere to the ori nal plan of having only three speakers, tho Hon, Mr.Laurier, Sir Qltver Mowat, and Mr.Wm: Patterson, M.P.THE COMPANY WINS.An Action Against the Street Rallway ~~\" Dismissed.Mr.Justice Doberty.dismissed an action of Joseph Gauthier against the Montreal Street Railway Company to-day.This was an action for compensation for Iujurles resulting in Gauthier being struck on St.Catherine street by an electric car, which, be alleged, , was Soin at an excessive rate of and which was being ne, lige ntly andled.The Company plexde at the accident had been due to he plaintiffs own negligence.It appeared from the evidence that Gauthier been.on a car going west.He had asked the conductor to stop at Mountain street.nit, © its\u2019 Tel sia eran It | a jte form a Frendy Cabi Continued from bags BROOKLYN, Januaryfe.\u2014The situation here is most serious, { troops Jesterday esterday je brick- bats ais ad other ugbiles vite mover Freer of darkness a They bave heroically faced the oters and the wonder is that tb bave withheld: their fire, a dog times under serious provocation, t@y have disc! volleys over tbe heads crowds, they have.bed the street gangivith bayonets,they ave done everythii but shoot people \u2018down.The point hig ti been reached: \"when forbearance ce to be a virtue, fhe roars have no \"boon ordered to seen throwing a missle oF shooting hemi.Sharpshoot- have to pick off \u20ac i uple ou ous te) in windows who pope ou shoot ps heir sheltered loca not ve yet red facts.citizens apes clamation of os fons.Gen.Mc- x.said to a pias represantative that his men did vat, wif to injure any ous and that they.realized that firicg at a crowd means the 1 prob bé|maiming and death of © one was hurt.| here bave joinedithe strikers.\u2014I will now compeizhe company to start their cars now that pafection has been afforded.ors spectal poligeinsh were called into use: to-day, and it is grid 500 will he sworn in, \"Mr.Bourgeoishs making \u2018another attempt n Moperial Cabinet; according Uhenlohe, lg harmonions.¥ in routed the der- a.The latter have been Much anxiety over the overdue steamer Ch , whiclifeft Milwaukee yesterday for St.John, Mic, and bas not been seen since, prevallgy there Was a great stonn inst night.BEDFORD, (He, January 22.\u2014{Special.)\u2014 The muhicipd] contest Here yesterday between Seon Walsh, msnufacturer, and John fiche ee resulted in the election of the o e body young\u2019 infant was found early this m ing > the workmen on the Corporation mn apineau road, covered up by some a nd refuse.It is sup- sed that o bod was.put where it was Found on 8y day niet ht, Ww) en there are no w e place.- There were no Darks plence.on the he and it is ought thie it might have n placed there to savy the expense of burial.The rgnoved to the morgue and the IVE AND STRONG.The tone the local market continues strong and Duels jactive for the I attergon of speculators and others ie still chiefly cen din Montreal Street Rail supp, porter: fre mauy and apparen dots termined to keep thf stock at the h oF Ÿ © active list.at this fordgoon session the ôld xbares fluctuatod in the fy hour between 1824 and 182}, then a th à AY in dow to 180, \u20ac hes sympathy; ere calt in af own to over 1900 shard in all cha Bande, callchelieu were firm p strong at OW: at 1937 to Tel .real Cottd tinue du Peoples 4 negloctey street re prt trading dull and yalues lower.MORN LEE.\u201415 Bank of Montreal at 221; 50 Pcopl at 120 5 at a OT is 106 at 1524, Ci 100 at rly) 6 allway = = 2 £ 2 Sn, 150 Toronto Stree 176 as 75 at 98}, 1 ft eh, At 144i & Dom.Cotton at 5k, 28 Nh at 11% R ati) Street Rall- or! Ma Fila a pu 75 at 1 mire À \"100 180, 11 at 179, of pa (475 i ole ple\u2019s Bank at 121 \u201428 Peo a a Toronto Street Railway + at ot 78 00 Montreal S 3 115 Gas at Tor 25 at Tos Railwgÿ at 181), 13 5 Cab ht 145; 25 Montreal § Street Railway (new) a .MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.The saared co: cart for the beneñt of Mrs.H0.Wilson.» i take place this eveuing inSt Gabriel's Church._ THE cast WAS IAS PRESCRIBED.In the case of GE) Fetherstons verses town of Leshine damages for injuries frs Du HNTART 2, ni BLM = m7 or | dhs = TNH 108 1 LATE Pac BY BY Vi, a North Ameri Do oO ua 3s Md ares - 2° 3 3 nt getsons.HE added, however, that if Net Cord 00 NÉ ONE duty\u2019 pensons k is men would on \u201copret.Ti a vk 74 the mobs, Yes 's experience showed | North Wes sig st that his men lollowed instructions, Dopest.= Zz SE Apparently theres nat be serious slaugh! Do pret.: 94 oe ou uy befo: restored.This may Ont Water 164 16 16%- 16% pene a at an foe puise Mau.mm > 3 8 No end of the strike Is in sight.The day paging.ms 10 wk 13 for compromise blépossed.Arbitration lsnp beg ibid ta MB longer thou linemen refused to Ella ee em a repair.cut wives tflay, widening the breach \u201cies = 5 nl MM.and glving the caxanles more trouble, | Texas Pacis, ?$ me ay on only: lif a doxen lines, cub of | Tena Uoalend is 15 a total of forty-six ; was there any.|: ris Facto.CE oH thing like s resusftion of Hortuai trafic.Vans Eq WA oh This morning troops easily dispersed _Popret.14 4 1 14 fiotere at Fifth street and Third | WEeeling 04 106 108 he yh non =e 90 490 450 490 FR inl 51% B14 61% .Toons or rd ions foes En pelied tons suspend rad nes fative is before them now; mmovably present until the banks resume former relations with.Treasury.any su stand off the Inevitable kb Ey ee menta By \u201ctho Ton sg they we would either from À tion pre he Treasury and Chevetore the coun Bpon à the siver bas fe is hardiy credible \u2018they will perpetua oir present t policy much and in-! = te al t must contin de .NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.= Jan Jen.n a\u201c on «.Close.Gloss.Do Bugar Re, 89 Be sat Do Po vost.9\" 98 8 De.bret.10 Mo 4 \u2014 : B: & §.my qu ny NX | LG C.61.37.38 We 3B Chisago Gas, ™3¢ =\" Ches.& Ohio ne 5 Bi me Sr >» 5% = Fa ©.Bouthera.ot 50 on Dist: & On 1 10 1 Del.& Hudson.1W° 1 199 19g Del Là W.- \u2014 36 162 Po ees \u2014 \u2014 \u201c o4 cs | Er 54 x aK oH Lou & Nash.SV OS UK 6% Lake Shore.- - Mich.Osntral - 5 2 { Lid | } No change in London market.Atchison 2nd - A item for week January.in Rumors of a bear pool in the grangers.ke: to-day will deps on news from Waahingtor Some Fold \u2018will goon the Britannia, sailing to- marrow, and a larg?amount on Saturday, « There are said to be 3 plans before tel ) Committee: kirst.s assessed $13; second $2; second required to guarantee payment of ment on stock.ud pl rovides assess $10, assessment On 8 $4 on toconds without any gusranteo.Third plan, a smaller assessment on stock an A larger one on the seconds.CHICAGO D MARKETS, Messre.F 0 -& Os.telegraph Mesars.1.Forget = cent - To-day over their Tiirect private wire as follow, This has been another day of liquidation in Lest-support the kot had wheat.The vas by our local traders.The market better.but _there is_ pothing in ght to warrant any permanent or -subatan- advance.The price 18 1a low, is about \u2018all that n can be said -about-i - improvement in the foreign demand er \u2018damage bo the growin oro] would help & p advance.\u2019 There {sone change to the Frasier from yesterday morning.e weak holders have pretty well sold out.In corn the liquidation has been relatively quite as ay 2 in wheat.May sold as low round th rice we would cail the character of the - Weathor and to vu he ce PE red \u201cWe lieve it will be good on weak spots, Oats have been steady and have stood the racket well.The buying of provisions to-day, the writer thinks, means hig WA and he recommends buyiiig round to-day\" AMERICAN MARKETS.Grain, Flour, Etc\u201d an.22.* Chicago.\u201d heat Jun.51 Fin 51% st \" May.553, 55 Be : July.5 sen 56 Corn Jan.48: 9 \u201c May.45 45! s July.45 ; 45 45 Osta Jun.ne 27 7 27 - May.29 9 \u201c July.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014_ Pork Jan.10.87 a 1087 2087 » Mar.1.12 1.177 nie 11s .uly.\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 Lard Ji 6.55 6.55 ess 455 \u201c - Moy 65.615 610 675 \u201d ui \u2014 \u2014 2-27 New York : heat Jan.5914 24 58% \" May.co & \u201d July.81 eg 604 Corn Jan.ss a al a May.40% 49 494 \u201c July.495$ 4956 49 49% mee |, su us UM an no J 5634 S834 5534 \" \u2014 \u2014 ee Teledo + Whea Jan.sé 534 Ea Mas.os ot ui pric] Driuth Jub.S64 Wh je 5834 58% 5 ay.« Ji 613% pits cas Con Speelal Notices.For Oriental goods of all kinds visit S._ Carsley's during the great January cheap sale.Peloquin's Hotel.Sault Aux Recollet (Back River), | for sale; with or without stock.Reason sellin, illness.Terms moderate.pry to 5 E Peloquin.A stock of Antique English Oak Foi.ture to be offered at specially Loue prices during the January cheap sale at 8.Cars- ley\u2019s.Two Berlin (Ont.) hunters recently ahot a Baldwin owl\u2014a very rare bird.(Tasteless\u2014Effectual.) FOR ALL BILIOUS and NERVOUS .DISORDERS Such as Stok Headache, Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Qiddiness, Fullness.Swelling aftor s.Dizziness, Drowsiness, i Flush.ings of Heat, Lass of Appetite, Shortness of Breath; Costivaness, Scurvy, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, \u2018Frightful Dreams, All Nervous and Trembling Sensations, and Ir regularities Incidontal to Ladies.: Oovered with a Testeleas and Bolable Oosting.Wholesale Agts.Frans & Sons, LA, Montres |.For sale by.all druggists.EL us FOR SALE.- Red Stone Residence, 16 rooms, corner of Sherbrecke sad Wood Avenue.The finest sits in the West End.Pris low.Terms easy.Por permit apply to.A.EK.LEWIS, 165 ft.dames Breet 16 3ecd mm HAVE YOU TRIED > Dever s -Scotch - Whisky?Absolutely Pure and of Exquisite Aroma, you are certain fo be pleased with it.it pure cz me etc.Hot Water Heating.18x1 \u2014] ST.CATHERINE STREET.TO RENT-Halls and Rooms suitable for Clubs, Studios, Show Rooms, Caretaker on the Premises.Apply H.JOSEPH & CO.; 75 Lodge Rooms and Offices , pe TO REN TT, Over the Merchants Bank of Halifax, NOTRE DAME STREET, WEST.ae Engraved and Printed in Latest and Best Styles.Finest American and English .Note Papers Plain or Stamped with Monogram, Orest or address.HENRY BIRKS & SONS, (ENGRAVING AND BIATIONERY Darr), Phillips Squares and fit.Catherine Ré; 18 Mock Parliament.NOTICE TO MEMBERS.- -» 40 - w + Seats will be reserved at the LAURIER MEETING TO-NIGHT until 7.30 p.m.COME EARLY.181 St.George S.S.Club, TO-NIGHT'S TRAMP CANCELLED.- =- 181 & JACKSON, See.-Treaa.FOR SALE.\u2018There are no- better Building $.than those on SHERBROOKE and MACKAY STREETS.; - H.JOSEPH & CO.181 REAL ESTATE _ WE ARE INSTRUCTED TO SELL BY AUCTION 4, That Valuable Propérty, part of the Chanteloyp Estate, forming the northwest corner of Craig and Cote sts.Having a frontage of 48 feet 9 inches on Craig atreet, suitable for two large stores or other business property.Will be sold at our On THURSDAY, January 24, 1895, At u o'clock.Terms and particulars at our office.para - A FINE STONE FRONT HOUSE, .1978 St.Catherine Street, Near Bleury street.Lot 26x80.House heated by hot water, and in goed order.\u2018 J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO.181 M6.James street.164 FOR SALE.This in the time to buy our Buildin corner of of SHERBROOKE H.vosepn & CO.and 241 BAR TO LET, Queen\u2019s Hotel, MONTREAL.The liquidators are prepared to lease the Bar Privileges of this well-known Hotel For all information apply as under.(By order of the liquidators.) FE.W.RADFORD, 59 Imperial Building, - CARB AM MONIA, - SAL SODA, \u2014ALse\u2014 Porcelain Sinks and Baths.FOR SALE, de, COPLAND & COMPANY, 162 St.James Street.10ze0d JAMES R.RHIND, Late Assistant Architect of The Royal Victoria Hospital 405, Beard of Trade Rnildins.133%awÿ HOUSES FOR SALE.cote sT.ANTINE.Yictoria ave 300 (Double House).oc istong ae ave, 85,000.\u2018 ave.Sage 8 ; 5,000, wi $7,000 and $10,000.cr paie\" Unigersity nc 4 pra atherine, s10.000 - ishop street, $11,730 aad 34.500.Crescent street, $13,000 rach 500.some Jesirable Building Lots in Cote 6t.Antoine \u2018 J0NN A.TRES à CO.Board of Trade Building.sit On nearing that street he had Repo Gordon, Btrathy jumped - without es for the Broker de rer Go tom Block car to to cross the Jan.22 Jan.91 other rack he bad beer struck by a car Leo, Ak BL Au Bg going in the opposite direction.All the Do 40 Land Bonds \u2014 100 \u2014 108 witnesses of the accident had seen this car ble.uw 1 us wi coming, and thé court held that Gauthier Dulutifi.& à Atlantio.4 n 3 should have seen it also.It was true that Month! Telograph.17 16° 11 1 the car had been going at a rate of speed Rich fUnt.Ne Be.ve 98 [4 99 9 eater than that tted by the city yoy.Moar! Be Ry.Co.Bi Mi EL EE aw, viz,, four miles.an hour; but the ht Eu 143\u20ac 1 15 14 learned! judge considered that even if the 15s 153 183 162% Speed.which van Bo.faster than a bores CE 5 was no faster a horse ; could walk, the accident would bave oc- i» i] 10 > curred in just the same way, The action a iB 5B vas goco ingly dis missed.13.1a = qu 3 Hie Mo fix fee A LADY SHOP-LIFTER, \u2018 104 167 Jee belay sxc rr rood toned \u2014# 0 esterday in a prominent 8 store gos 19 \u2014 100 The discovery of à lad 7 Lee in the mi w 140 104 city,engaged in shop-lifti inher == a= = ZL | residence revealed a consi arable quantity =rz\u2014_\u2014-=\u2014 of s obtained the same methods,and Su 5% = valued at a considerable amount.Every na 0 \u2014 0 \u2014\u2014 endeavor is being made to hush up the Cd ou == \u2014 matter.Od 10 \u2014 no \u2014 Interesting developments a are expected.& wn I ww = Mp 9 UT, 19 x PROPOSED FOR MEMBERSHIP, | Cosme TER, UR M .10 \u2014 10 \u2014_\u2014 The tollowing Emp have been pro- FP A O#, HW = for mem in in ne prises i \u2014 = \u2014 of e, vix.: Pb, Ti \u20ac 180 \u2014\u2014 180 \u2014 posed by Mr.George George CEN Chlide, an and Me.Mood Glass C CMO 15 16 \u2014 Vn.Davidéon, proposed harles F.Jronto 8 Railway.M, Ta 73 04 me RH.Turle, of New York was in- ; produocd on Chasige taday by ur à & BÂNKS AND _THE.TREASURY.omson.__ ; The Now Vork Journal sat af Gommerce in speak.AY.MGA DELEGATION.he ot the resoring of the UB.Treasary 60 M D.di Bu R.T.fos natlton, Wm.: : End Mes EE After Diphtheria compose a delegation from the Y Ol ker A which weakens and exhausts the \u2018whole this sity to the general conv ention of \u201che pystem, & health-giving tonic is » like n societies, W opens in e- \u2018 ville on Wednesday: Lo HOO D\u2019S MRS.WILSON'S CONCERT.HOOD\u2019S .fo or tim eRe alee ee « Ce NL.1 2 LA Sarsapariils which purifies and enriches the blood and gives strength, Get Hood's Sarsaparilla - Sarsaparilla \u201cTake Hoodts Pile ter indigeetion, So.FOR.SALE.- Desirable Building Lots on SHER- T BROOKE sad MACKAY STS.or H.JOSEPH & CO.NOTICE, | Morrazan ou TTI ETI r patie of a \u201cLAY Tobe?slo a mire mass Ror pot aan Lo cat ar i ee 75 PARK AVENUE.FOR SALE, 6 ROONED MODERN COTTAGE.Price Very Low, - Sood As Es LEWIS, 155 Ut.James Mt.rte! Ar ey tn Tn TER out of que store \u201cef pi ® Heated, Electric Light and Elevator.18a .Apply to H.JOSEPH & CO AT HOME 1 20° VISITING CARDS! THE Only way te do business le to do it right.We do tt right, DEVIL Ie hot dead in t + dr Estate Business, but we keep hing Fash As we osu.We have all sorte roperties on our and » we wy to suit our sustomers, IS There anything more we can do than that?The man ig \"DEAD mere} told a lis.Lut wé sick as close'to the truth posndid aren't we.W Estate come to our offic THE \u2018Best way to rot + hows is to subscribe for ur new monthly publication, the INDICATOR as > a hen you want to buy\" Tt contains a choice ist of both bully and vacant porta.Tavple say that Beal Eatate b we _ KILLED say that thors a tr of life In it yet, and isthe Dest fore the end of the mopth your laodiord wi want Ca know from vou yon are oie 8 stay on, and in De abis Lo give - HIM t An suswer want to oeil at ou Lo et once ands.we haven \u2018a house suit you.velhouses for mules Bones 15 to let.STEPHENS & WARNECKE, Real Eatate Agenfi, 1716 NOTRE DAME STREET.v1\u2019 TO LET Occupa we May Shops and Offices in the New Building of THE MONTREAL TEMPLE COMPANY, 803 Dorchester st.(near University).ver particulars ly te Te Hu.WEYTR, Room 1, No.19 Place d'Armes.FOR SALE., Desirable Building Lots on SHE * BROOKE and MACKAY STS.H.JOSEPH & co.§ 181 2 UPPER TEN EMENT] TO LET, 4 1211a 8ST.LAWRENCE STREE aining § rooms and summer kitehen, in good repain; J os yard Rent Low.Apply to ut E.COOPER, \u2018\u2018 Star** Office.1 FOR SALE.There are no better Building Lois than those on SHERBROOKE and MACKAY STREETS, | H.JOSEPH & CO.182 ; .; =} ; | TO LET AT LONGUEUIL, * Brick Cottage (Iron Roof), No.8 Bord de I\u2019Eau Street.Abply to W.KE.COOPER, 15x10 BrAR Off, STORE TO LET 1211 St Lawrence St Splendid positi grocery store; is in good ropaly back part cou La pe es welling.Rent low.APPLY TO W.E, COOPER, \u201cStar\u201d OMoe.\u2014\u2014 18 10 | FOR SALE.This is the time to büy our Building Lots, corner of SHERBROOKE snd MACKAY BTS.H.JOSEPH & CO._181 \u2018 Théfollowingadvertisements Ware reosived too late for classification: NA AANA A NP Wind EXPRRIERC ED Amp o OOM = hata and furs refocred.Adres sing oapente 51,\u201d WTAD ted \u2018V 257,\" STAR offer.IR Wann \u2014 pany © GOVERNESS oR mn children under nine.Aly by better, Little pt, Cote Bt._ Antoine, Mon: oums- CREED prowt PARLOR, WITH * are grat, pad her ro rooms, for \u2018geutiemen or A Salil (A Tue Mort: Br at the cerner M aL Dany AR print = vi SS Crabe lie ie \u2018 amd 308 James street.| ; | 7 75, .a \u2018 s - | ti "]