The Montreal daily star, 10 mai 1895, vendredi 10 mai 1895

[" & ~ +R SUMMER UNDERWEAR, EDITIO 1 LAST N.+ \u2014 4 A co [ee 41,601 © Ea.70,750 | |e 772,351 WILL SMOKE THE IRV BECAUSE IT 1S POSTIVELY THE WOMAN INC CICAR | BEST J.Hirsch Sonsg Ge MANUFACTURERS, MONTREAL.110z1 Oan we sell you your Summer Underwear.We can show you a splendid assortment, and our prices are the lowest you can get in Canada.There\u2019s another thing about our stock of Underwear wo have all sizes in stock from 84 tu 46, and they are correctly shaped, so that you can get a suit to fit you properly, which is an important matter.Men\u2019s Summer Underwear, \u201c 50c per Suit.Men\u2019s Merino Underwear, 75¢ per Suit Men's Balbriggan Underwear, 75¢ and $1.00 per Suit Fine Merino Underwear, $1.25 and $2.00 pet\u2019 Sult | Natural Wool Underwear, .$1.50 and $2.00 per Sult, \u2014 SUMMER HALF HOSE.Fine Black and Colored Balbriggan Soc 100 a pair and 150 a pair, or 3 pairs for 250, Fine Cashmere and Wool Socks, 250 à pair.: Fine Black Cotton Sucks, with fanoy silk clocks, 25e a pair.* 100 doren Men's Cotton Socks, 100 a pair, or 8 pairs for 25c.JOHN ALLAN, Men\u2019s Hatter and Outfitter, 659 TO 665 CRAIG STREET.Hot Weather Clothing\u2014\u2014 Men's Black Alpaca or Black SIilkerine Coats, at $1.00.Men°s Gray Alpaca Coats, at $1.50.Men\u2019s Blue Flannel Coats, at $1.50.Men's Silk Coats, all colors, at $3.00.An immense assortment of Men\u2019s White and Colored Duck Vests at 76c and $1.00, and Silk Cashmere Vests at $1.60.BOYS\u2019 SUMMER CLOT Boys\u2019 Sailor Suits, in Blue, Tweeds, at $1.00.° Boys\u2019 Cotton Tweed plaits, at $1.25 an Boys\u2019 2-piece Tweed Suits, nicely made, at| NG.| Gray, Drab 2-piece Sul with $1.50.tte, .$1.50, $2.00 and $2.50.Before buying any of your Men's or Boys\u2019 Clothing, be sure to inspect the immense stocks we carry in our 3 stores.It costs nothing to examine our goods and prices, and you are sure to save money by buying from VI.Saxe & Sons, CorneriSt.Lawrence and St.Catherine Sts.,, Corner Cralz and St.Lawrence Sts., Cor.Montcahin and St.Catherine Sts., East.Wad\u2019 170 TX + à | with the THAT ARE ACCEPTABLE.He Also Quotes the Advice of His Holiness the Pope With Reference to This Subject\u2014A Circular Sent to the Priests of the Diocese.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.] Quepeo, May 10.\u2014The following extract from a circular issued to-day by His Grace Archbishop Begin, to the clergy ot the Quebec archdiocese with reference to benefit associations is attracting attention: In his recent encyclical to the Bishops of the United States, Our Holy Father Pope Leo XIII, speakingiof benovolent associations that spring from ail q nd which merit more or less quarters a the confidence of the faithful, gives the follow- log teaching: Aa for the enlistment into socictles, ex- be taken to avold being led into error: and we desire to be understood as m g allusion in a special manner to the working classes, which surely have tlio right to unite Pin associations to promote their interes \u2018right rocognized by the.Chureh and conformable to nature.it ia\u2018 very important ke care with whom assoclate; otherwise, although wo r the improvement of their condition, they might put in r much more worthy interests.The most offective ti inst this peril is to resolve never to take part atany time or in anything violating justice.Consequently, every society that arly obeys lead not champions of right, and the workingmon rking foi ers, that are friends of religion, may become extremely pre- Judicial to the advantage of the community.It .\u201cFollawing this conclusion, avaid not onl roclations that have been openly condemn the judgment of the Church, but also those, rdin he advice of intelligent men, conside as doubtful and dangerous.Likewire Catholics must prefer to associate with Catholics, which would very useful for the safeguard of their faith.\u201d \u201cAccording to this wise direction of the supreme Pontiff,\u201d Mgr, Begin's clrcular goes on, \u201cYou should prudently dissuade your flocks from joining these societies, that are not already known as openly Catholic.The aim, that they claim to pur sué outside the Catholic Church; their rituals and constitutions; their relation that their cheifs have sometimes with societies already forbidden.are of proper nature to inspire serious and perfectly legitimate ears.llowever, wo®have in this arch.| djocuse, benefit societies that have already given proof and satisfaction in evefy respect.It is sufficient for me to mention the St.Joseph's and St Peter's Union, already existing in many parishes, the Catholic Mutual Benefit Association (Grand Council of Canada), the Artisans Canadiens Francais de Montreal and the Catholic Order of, Foreaters.These societies and others of this kind, far from fearing the direction and influence of the Church, draw therefrom an element of strength, stability and wisdom; and I desire that they implant themselves as much as possible, throughout this archdlocese.\u201d +L.N.ARcH.oF CYRENE, Administrator._BOY- GULVER'S DEATH.A Desa À an, Saye Ge Bi e case 0 .Culver, whose body was found im the Clyde River, eels sticking out of the water and a half hundred pounds of railroad iron tied about his throat.- All the evidence so far goes to show that Culver was murdered and then thrown into the river.Dr.Win.Manlius Smith, who has been examining the stomach of the dend man, said that he had found arsenic in that organ.THE P.P.A.CONVENTION, - MINNEAPOLIS, May 10.\u2014The addresses of President Tayner, of the P.P.A., delivered at the convention here yesterday was a long one.It touched on all the leading topics of the day: condemned allowing ignorant aliens to vote; upheld in contrast the eligibility of women; Washington, he de- glared, is a hot-béd of Jesuitical lobbyists, who carry their points by bull-dozing and boycotting senators and representatives.He referred to the need of national headquarters and a national organ; the order should become world-wide and educate the masses to its tenets; political support should only be given its endorsers, The order was established in every.State except Miss- issippl.New Orleans, he declared, came under the same category as Washington, and, as for the national political parties they had grossly violated their pledges.Church property should be taxed and immigration stopped till the foreigners in Amer- ca became assimilated.CORBETT AND JACKSON.LoxpoN, May 10.\u2014The directors of the \u201cNational Sporting Club will decide on Tues.-day next, whether the club will putupa purse for a fight \u2018between James J, Corbett and Peter Jackson.Mr.Fleming, the watchmaker, has no authority to decide such an important matter.by y that MEDICAL.» Le pe?SICK KEADACHE Positively cured by these ; Little Pills, * They evo pellave Distress from Nodigekion and Too Hearty Eaton, A fect remedy for Dissiness, Drowsi.- mess, Bud Taste ln the Mouth, Coated Tongue Paia in the Sie, TORPID LIVER, They © Regulate the Bowes.Purely Vegetable, Small PHL.Small MGR.BEGIN INDICATES THOSE RRL 80 as per account viou for nS it wan intonded to Dring off or delivery wholesale dealers.PORTFOLIO No.Portfolio No.5 of the STAR'S Wild Flower series ready for SATURDAY, commencing at one p.m.for retail orders and at ten a.m.for 9.fe May nth, THE STRAITS OF BELLE ISLE.of the Currents by Mn Observations I 5 Dawson.+ [srmciaL TEE sTARD 1 + Orrawa, May 10.\u2014In the report ofiibe Marine Department, Daw the \u2018engineer in charge of the tidal survey, a report on the currents of Belle Isle strait which in view of the discussion arising over the fast Atlautic service is interesting.says: \u201cToappreciate the importance of this \u2018strait as a highway for ocean traffic, an sp proximate measure ofits amount can be tained from the traffic on the Lower St.Lawrence.The record kept at Father Point shows that during the present season (1804) there passed in each direction on the average 93 steamships per month, with ani aggregate tonnage of 166,660 tons (registered), .represented an actual carrying capacity of fully 50 per cent.more than this.The traffic per month through the Strait of Belle Isle in nearly equal to this, as nearly all theses steamships pass also through the strait during the months ib is open.The strait itself has a width of 10 to 12 miles for #5 and on some physical maps, and also on the weather charts issued by the meteorological department, this is definitely represented.A branch from the Arctic cur rent which runs southward along the outer coast of Labrador, is shown to run in at Belle Isle and to find its way out again through Cabut Strait to the Atlantic.On the other hand the fishermen alonz the coast seem to believe that the current is usually in the same direction as the prevailing wind at the time.The remark on the Adwiralty chart is as follows: \u2018The movements of the water in Belle Isle Strait are made up of a general \u2018westerly set affected by tidal streams and winds.She resulting set may be in either directich.\u2019\u201d On this Mr.Dawson says: \u201cThe current in the Strait of Belle Isle was examined in both July and Septeraber at its narrowest part near Amour Point.To avoid the tide rips which occuroff this point, a section was chosen a little to the eastward,\u201d on a line from Green Islaud nt the south side, to the red cliffs on the north shore which lie immediately east of Loup Bay.The width of the strait is there 11} miles; and three stations were chosen at one mile oft\u2019 Greon Island, in the centre, and three miles from Red Clif.The usual depth ls 50 to 40- fathoms: but the water is much deepernear the north shore.The bottom appears to be bare rock running in ridges llel with the direction of the strait.The steamer was anchored at these stations for one or two days at a time; and was moved from one to another to ascertain any difference in the current av the two sides of the straits while the same conditions of wind and weather prevailed.The tides were obse simultaneously at Foiteau\u201d Bay, within 12 miles of there stations.\u201cThe current on the north side of the strait ran inwards from the east for a longer time thap on the south side; and outwards from the west for a shorter time.Aixo, on the north aide, the current from the cast as shown by the path of the iveberz, was stronger \u2018than the current from the west, while on the south side the currents were tical- prac y equal in the two directions.Also, uring a period persistent current from the east ervations at the last named statiofi, at the north side, compared with the speed of icebergs near the south shore, showed that the current was practically equal at the two sides of the strait.From there observations, and also from a comparison of the current as measured successively at the different stations, it appears that there is on the whole a vendency on the south side to greater tidal regular ity, and on the north side to greater persis- tency of flow in oné dircotion or the other.This is probably due to the greater depth on the north aide,and consequently the greater monientum of the water there, as compared with the frictional resistance.\u201d ; The work ot the Marine Department done in each province during the year in detailed \u2018ven to such items as \u201croof of oil store reshingled and Hne fonce renewed.\u201d The wrecks on Sable Inland are detnlied, there being four.Of this intérest- ing spot thé report adds: ; The Newfield brought off in August, 81 wild borsez which were sold at public auction, pealiz- lot ister on, but bad weather prevented the «hip- ing made.Ten barrels of cranberries ht aff and sold, and a balance of reprosent the ear of this, your.et hen nD .ch a la than that of the two previons years, is .still much below the average.The total number of vessels remaining on the register books of the Dominjon on the Siat December, 1884, including old and new vessels, sailing, vessels, steamers and 7 measuring 560,624 tonsa, a decreases in ton- with 18.st tonnage of 240,000 tons.Assuming ve: valuato be $30 per tod, the value registered tonnage of Canada, on che 8lat mber last, would be 926,0t,780, | The number of new vessels built and regls- tered te the Dominion of Canada during the last year was 328, measuring 21,243 tons register tonnage.Estimating the value of the new tonnage at $45 per ton, total value $955,043 for new vessels.ownership in 1804 by provinces follows : : , VESSELS.TONS.it given a The Now Brunswick.acer, 1,003 i.Nova Sootia.72,710 TIAN que ascsces L427 160,580 vtario.1,480 148,58 P.E.Island.181 19,650 British Columbia 536 135 Manitoba wu 6,715 Total.\u2026\u2026.- 7245 869,64 AL the port of Montreal sick seamen are cared for at the General Hospital aud at Notre Dame Hospital under an arrangement made by the De ment by which cents per diem is paid for board and mredical attendance of each seaman.The number of seamen admitted to the Montreal General Hospital was 145, and the number of days during which they received treatment and was 1308; The total cost, including ambulance hire, beln $1240.20.The amount paid the Notre Dame Hospital was $1561.50 for the treatment of 160 sick sea- At the port of Quebec sick seamen wero carod for at the Jeffrey Hale and the Hotel RESPONDENT IN LONDON.) LoNDoN, May 10.\u2014The new Grand Trunk Board held its first meeting to-day.Sir Charles Rivers-Wilson was formally elected president, and Mr.Joseph Price was selected as vice-president., AMERICANS MAKE TERMS.Will Employ Canadians if a Tax is Removed.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) Orrawa, May 10.\u2014A deputation of Americans, representing the Anglers Association of the St.Lawrence River, and the St.wrence River Association, asked Mr.Costigan this morning to withdraw the 83 license fee charged by Canada to all foreigners who fish in the St.wrence River.In exchange for this they vilered the pledge of the Association, the hotelkeepers, the park -, owners and the boatmen of the St.Ihwrence island.that the alien labor law would not be- enforced against Canadian boatmen who seek employment \u2018on the other side of the line.They were accom: panied by Controller Wood, Taylor, M.P., and Metcalfe, M.P.The representations made to the Minister were to the cifect that many Cauadians-tind employment for three or four months during the summer rowing American visitors about the islands.receive There have been attempts to force Canadians out of this means of making a living, They | in consequence of which the Canadian Government retaliated by exacting the license fee for fishing.; \u201cLet us have no more friction,\u201d said Vice-President Heath, of the Anglers Association, and unite to make this the greatest sumner resort on earth.All the delegates promised, that so far as the St.Lawrence is concerned, thie alien labor law would be a dead letter if Canada ould withdraw the objectionable restriction.Co In reply Mr.Costigan gave them to understand that he would accept thelr assurances of withdrawal of the restrictions upon Canadians and consider what temporary arrangement could be made, but that à permanent understandin vould re quire concurrent legislation b Soth roun- tries.One of the delega Tr.Strow, of Clayton, sald, *\u201c Wecan do it, for we have the best pull in the State of New York.\u201d SPANIARDS IN SORE STRAITS.The Rebels Are Getting the Upper Hand in Cuba New York, May 10.\u2014A despatch from Frank Clark, the United Press ocorrespotd- ent in Cuba, received here, states Gen: Maw tinez de Campos is unable to quell the revolt in Cuba; that his presence has e ina in the rebel ranks, hundreds Joining e forces of the insurgents well drilled and brave.The Spanish soldiers are falling victims to climatic cond{- tions and, the correspondent says, are an undisciplined mob of conscripts, whose offl- cers are guilty of great inhumanities.There is no commissary department for fleld w and the troops are starved for days at a time.Yellow fever has broken out, and It will be worse when the sainy season ins .© capture of Guaimaro by the (nsur: fone is expected.In a fight there last onday the Cuban Joss in killed and wounded in at 700, while it is asserted that the niah loss in killed and wound- was Yet the latier could not make good their position.It is expected that the news of these reverses will necessitate ot Cam to Spain F Boatmen\u2019s Protective: £23 to $4 a day in wages.long to quiet mat | AYLESWORTH GIVES EVIDENCE AGAINST PRISONERS.Colborne Street Warehouse- Good Pay and Light Work \u2014 Jury Mostly Farmers.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) ToroNTO, May 10.-\u2014~The popular interest in the Hyams murder case is not on the wane.To-day great crowds flocked to the court room, but as the rule was established that none but those having business were to be allowed in, those who witnessed the proceedings were a limited class.The jury selected to try the case follows: John Gregg, shoe dealer; Malcolm Cameron, carpenter; Abraham Torrance, farmer; Charles Penrose, pumpmaker; Mitchell Hadwin, farmer; James Crichton, farmer; John Jenkins, carpenter; Thomas Bryans, farmer; Robert C.Gillies, farmer; .G.Hayrock, farmer; George Monroe, farmer, William Hart, farmer.As one facetious spectator remarked, the jury stamps upon 'oronto the brand of rusticity.But these twelve men are an intelligent looking lot and realize that the decision of one of the most important of Canada\u2019s murder trials rests with their vote, JUDGE, COUNSEL AND PRISONERS.- On the right of the dock:sits B.B.Osler, .W.-Curry and -Hartly Dewart; the Crown Attorney, Deputy Attorney-General Cartwright, all of whom will assist in pre senting the case for the Crown.On the other side are William Lount, Q C., Francis Wellmau, W.W.Gooch, E.F, B.Johnstone, Q.C., W.G.Murdoch and T.Horn, all council for the defence.Between the two groups sat the two men whose lives are in the balance.- Judge Street upon the bench paying hoed to all matters at issue completes the cast in this great legal drama.Those who heard Mr.Osler\u2019s charge to the jury declare it was a masterly presentation of the case.It was forcible, yet judicial and moderate.He asked the jury not to return a verdict of goitey if they had à reasonable doubt, and requested them to eliminate any opin: ions of the case from their minds.Plans of the Nasmith warehouse, showing the location of the elevator and the landings on each floor were put in after luncheon, as the first evidence to be tendered by the Crown.was killed, The stock amounted to about $30.All the furniture that came in would not amount to more than three or four dol- Some empty packing boxes were \u2018brought in and all were sold.The financial hasineas was all this time kept up at the Hyams\u2019 King street place.The witness d he didn't know what could be done with the writing that he and Wells had been busy at.Names were copied from the directory, and each letter or document WAS COPIED FIFTY TIMES.He recelived.a salary of $15 a week, and $10 a week was, paid to Wells, The witness said that both the prisoners had suggested that he and Wells should place $25.00 each on their lives.He had refused, but Wells was promised $2500 in five years, and an increase of two dollars a weekin salary, and consented.The witness said that Wells had su ted that the policy be payable to Martha Wells, but Harry said that he was paying for the policy, and he was going to marry Mina, and he insisted that it be paid to her.Witness further detailed that Harry Hyams had loaned from Wells $1000, that was to be paid on the day of latter's death.Witness was absent from the warehouse \u2018the day the fatality occurred.He returned at one o'clock and was then informed of the t y.While the elevator wax not much used the Hyams were continually \u201cfixing\u201d After this evidence the court adjourned till to-day.It is expected the case will last two weeks at lansé.! , With reference to the refusal to alloy W.L: Wellman to act for the prisoners it is learned that Attorney-General Olney, of the United States recently made application to Sir Oliver Mowat for this permission.The matter was REFERRED TO THE LAW BOCIETY, which decided not to allow Mr.Wellman to appear.hen asked by a reporter what he had to say in relation to Judge Street's refusal, Mr.Wellman said, I entirely under stand and appreciate the position taken by Mr.Justice Street and Mr, Osler and do not see under the circumstances how they could have acted otherwise.Iam entirely satis.fled with the local counsel conduct! He the that the regret very much relatives in New York insisted upon it, I am convinced the prisoners will have every opportunity to prove their innocence, Continued on page Eight.HARCOURT IS DEFIANT.Gives à \u201cDon't Care\u201d Answer to a pa 8e + po He and Wells Had Easy Times in the defence application had to be made at all, but the\u2019 money anywhere, ER kl In a Mineral Water is a taint; absolute purity isa of the COLOR feature of th Caledonia Waters.Sold by all leading grocers the trade mark remained.Neither were the other clothes productive of any clues.Dr.Villeneuve went home to Montreal this morning with the skull and several of the other bones carefully packed away in his valise for further examination.The inquest yesterday evening lasted but a short time.One of the witnesses, a young man named Page, brought out ome new evidence which will be acted upon to-mor- row with reference to the women of ill- repute, who lived near the place where the body was found, and one of whom is in gaol ere, He s\u2018Ÿure that another woman, named St.Jean, who lived at different times with a man named Charles St.Martin as his wife, disappeared mysteriously the day after the body was found.Charles St.Martin, he swore, is, At present, in the General Hospital at Montreal.ner Leprohon has decided to call upon him there and examine him.The only other witness was Dr.Villeneuve, who gave a very clear verbal report of the examination he had made of the corpse, the details of which appeared in last night's Star, He will make an official written report to the Attorney-General before the inquest again p 8.Detective Karsch is to-day following a new clue: It appears from information received from reliable sources, that a middie- aged man auppased to have been connected in some capacity or other with the Revenue Service, was around here about November, and bad mysteriously disap] M : FORMOSA'S AN NEXATION .Island at Once.LONDON, May 10.\u2014A despatch from Tokio says: Admiral Viscount Kabayn with Mr.Midzuno, Chief Secretary of the Lower House of the Japanese Parliament\u2014the latter as the head of the civil adminiatration\u2014 with a suitable escort will pf to For mosa in a few days, for the purpose of formally annexing that island.NEW YORK, 7 10.\u2014A d tch to the Herald from Berlin says the Russian Minister here, Count D'Osten Sacken, has been charged by the Czar to thank the German Emperor for his help in completing the Chino-Japanese treaty.1 DICKINSON IS \u201c AROUSED.\u201d DETROIT, May 16\u2014Mr.Don M.Dickinson was the guest of honor at a banquet here last night, Mr.Dickinson responded to the toast \u2018Our Vétérans; tan they héâtfa bugle call,\u201d and with impansioned voice and impetuous eloguence, he pointed to what he called the menacing attitude of England towards this country.Mingled with scathing denunciations of the Mother Country, appeal were stro s for increased military mons ¥ William Harcourt, Chan- forces i try.i cellor Eschequar, refused tu fix day for this country.__\u2014_ to : motion to appoint à ee ; | Bohol commission to deal with\" cortain ARRESTED ON SUSPICIQN.\u201cSooteh bills.\u201cSir Donal MacFarlane sald : rn .If the mattet is further delayed, the Scotch In the Police: Court this morning Henri Liberal members will have to re-consider cher, a carter living on Notre Dame their position toward the Government.\u201d street, waa charged with stealing from the Sir William Harcourt: \u201cMy answer is person and pleaded not itty.He was that it is entirely open to members to re- remanded.1t is alleged that this defend- consider their position.\u201d antgot into a cab on St.Lawrence street THE MISSING GLAD TIDINGS.Viotonta, B.C., May 10.\u2014The anxie felt by the members ot the Methodist oy ference now in session here at the non- arrival of the Fort Simpeon district dele \u2018That was à Week and the day after the yesterday atternoon in company with the complainant, Napulgon Lapointe.who bad some money, and during the drive followed robbed him of seven dollagy.Lapointe went tosieep in the vehicle.ST.JAMES THE APOSTLE.gation, which left the north for Victoria \u2014 ten dare ago on the missionary steamer The work of enlarging the charch of St Glaëd Ings, is unabated.The lit*le vessel | aroes the Apostle was commen yester- was sten at Hella Bella hy the steamer y morning.It is expected that the pro- Rascowita, which, grriveds: Wednesday.improvements, which consist of the addition of a western tran: to the body Glad Tidings made à, fifty miles this of the church and the erection of a new side of Bella Bells.Since then nothi achoot house, will be finished ip Beptember bas been heard of her, though she should next.Itis only a short time simoe the have arrived by Tuesday at the very late church authori were forced to emiarge There ase ten persons on the vessei- : - - the nave.PRICE ONE CENT.* Sweaters weaters Value tells every time.Call and have a look at these goods.Examine the quality.Nothing like them for the Boys\u2019 Heavy Wool Sweaters, $ Boys\u2019 Heavy Wool Sweaters, Boys\u2019 Heavy Wool Sweaters, Men\u2019s Heavy Wool Sweaters, Men\u2019s Heavy Wool Sweaters, Men\u2019s Heavy Wool Sweaters, Men\u2019s Heavy Wool Sweaters, Men\u2019s Heavy Wool Sweaters, Men\u2019s Heavy Wool Sweaters, Men\u2019s Heavy Wool Sweaters, Men\u2019s Heavy Wool Sweaters, The Largest Btock, Greatest Variety, and Best Value in the City.R.J.TOOKE, | 177 St.James Street.miles of its length; and is entirely free £2088 | Dieu Hospitals; the sum of 90 cents for each |- Francis S.Baker, who made the plans, ex- ang hotels, and any rock or shoal throughout.lies \u20acS8t | seaman is allowed in oturn for medical at.plained thew for the benefit of the jury.fi hotels, am and \u2018west (magnetic), The north shore!s tendance and board.The sum paid the Then tbe evidence proper opened, when CHAS.GURD & co., bold and the water off it is deep: the south Jeffrey Hale Hospital was $1710.50, where 160 .shore is low, but dips off rapidly into about men ived treatment for a total number EBENEZER AYLESWORTH WAS CALLED.100 3 JURORS STREET.30 fathoms.Foggy weather is not infre- of) ya.Thesum of$300.40waspaidthe Hs said/ ito Mr.Osler that he met the D D some.points reading | Hotel Dieu Hospital At che Hotel Dieu de Pies Mie.Mary Ann, Wells, Rie told of a .{ seamen for & 8 e Ho eu de iss n Wells.He told of à its character, based on observations dur- Levisoneseaman vas treated Odaysata cost loan of 2700 which he, with William and THE ST.THOMAS MURDERing the manths of July and September, aay otal The sick 1 mariners dies at Martha ells, had made to the prisoners._ - :|-Quebec'amounted to So t this time the ams brothera.| Autopey Finieh a Dr.Viliene' to the water.pears toba due to the: |.© - were in the broker on Ki Returns to Montreal.voouve law temperature of water ltaelt The Ha late and 5 it the loan 2 Tone in way In which it is by.i the witnesfand Willism Wells | » Lt 2 OF bet: viuile roue.mu dure | = 188, - the employ ot'the ÿ Pc 0 IEPRORAE TO SES SEAL pal oA tions.t olearing wind from < + Un ouse 38 and 28} Colborne street, ~JOLIETTE, Que, May 10.The coller found north.| As the northern side of tb afver a large inf licy had been o@ thie body the man foupd: dead ak gt.strait is thus the to clear, vessels will lnced on young Wells\" Îife He sald no Thoums has turned out a disappointment.obtain any advantage there is to be had by dent\u2014The Vice-Prealdency.usiness was done in the warehouse pre- Whatever appeared W bo written, it dis- keeping to that side.There is 8 wide \u2014- vious to Wells\u2019 death.Some sugar was appeared under the Influence of \u2018clean spread impression that the current in Be for camts yao TuE sTANS srectaz, on, Diséed in it about three weeks before Wels water ae males Noither dress Japan Will Take Possession of The | had \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ug BENEFIT .THE TORONTO | 5, THE NEW ||.associkmons.© MURDER TRIAL À = es, LIRE Ta A A CES Leno \u20ac 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 3.00 4.00 > \u201cit Will Work Wonders With this Generation of Men.\u201d ; A Startling Advance în Medical Science ta / fully explained in a little book calloë an N ni on as first day is m .Serget.* oo naver fom bibblod with fo 1 wanted to bug everybody end them that wy self had died yesterday and my Free es ee PR re od me : \"re vw The man + hole\u201d by magio la a man is\u2014busin moment he saw\u2014KNEw\u2014how he be io » li while\u2014he \u2018saw the light\u201d before be Every man who would know the grand truth, the facts, the hy orm solence-who atone for folliss_and-azuid future pitfalls, should secure RB To simple * kers,\u201d to those [ eh a ao at veus is book is useless snd Te a pures and published to make kyuwn re atpehanet of lncaloulobls vals bo ml ny time and ours by oy « Sc \u201cKENSINGTON.\u201d = ° THE COMPANY CONDEMNED, Judgment For $3000 Against the Mont IE * + Company.- or ; Mr.Justice Lynch this morning awarded Dame Cel Guillotte, widow of the late J.u, $3000 damages in her action against the Montreal Park and Island Railway Company, Mrs.Brazeau\u2019s husband had been mortally wounded as the resultofa collision with one of the Company's cars on the Oth of April, dying a few hours afterwards.Mrs.razeau sued in her own name and on behalf of four minor children, for $5000.She alleged that the track w the coilison had occurred had been in bad condition; that the motorman had been inexperienced, and that the car had been moving at an excessive rate of speed.The Company pleaded that the accident had resulted from Brazeau\u2019s own negligence; that he had himself been driving two horses on the track at an excessive rate of speed at the time, and also that he had been under the influence of liquor.It was that the motorman.& the 11; that the oar had been fully lighted; that Brazeau's horses had onl »n seen coming when at a distance of fifty feet and that the motor man had then every available means to stop the car., The proof had established that the track had been in bad condition, the rails project ing over the level of the street, thereby ren- - dering it extremely difficult for an agKon or carriage whi to thereon to extricate therefrom, and thst complaints had previously been made to the Company ' concerning the condition of the track.The cri Sr A SPE LOB dn TI JR \u2014 x repas me apt i Ÿ * car had been moving at the time at an im- : nioderate rate of speed, this also had been the subject of complaint on the part = of the inhabitants of the locality, to the : Company, prior to theaceident.The fact of + the motorman having been unable to stop the car until it had some feet beyond where the accident had occurred, would have to be accepted as evidence elther of a defective system of brakage or of incompetency on the part of the motorman.While it kad Djestablished that Brazeau, for some hours before the collision, had been A ea ; rather freely of ; intoxicating RE Qo! t did not satis orily appear tha iN he had boen at the time so intoxicated as to 18 render him unahle to guide and control his A horses, and it bad Leen proved that he had Cos at the time been endeavoring to extricate his n from the track.The primary and principal cause of the accident had been.due to the negligence of the Company.Jugment as above.i At the Empire Theatre, Newonsile, an amusing episode recently oocurred.Mr.Walter Kino, the favorite comedian, had a diamond ring presented to him by his friends, but the strange part Of it was that it was inclosed in the heart of & sma!l cabbage thrown on the stage.; Special Notiges.Co ToxKA smoking mixtare is abaolutely : ore and cool, Fry à ten cent package Pipe sifter enclosed.4 we 4 1 A digestion is what © gfeat man p lon for They should ire it by » taking a courme of Hawkers Hiver pille, : which cost but 35 cta.per bok.! Yon can own » Stetoway bought \u2014- troga us at nt oa oT Martel Nord- À heimer\u2019s, 213 St.James st.Neg \u2026 i WANTED.10 sents for 0 words or ban, ANFED 10e 10 cents fur lo words or loss, and inpertion.[J ER a 5 conte for 95 words or bees, ard, each 10 ceo for 30 words or less, and 4 RED! Tho ces for 3 vor or less, and Jé cent per Late rOUNE, 10 œnts for 2) woids or Jess, and 34 cent per vo LEFNOUS Es, BTORERS, ETC.Mcrats for 15 words t per extra word, yor 8A ES conte for 5 wore or Joss, and 1 cent per insertion.PROPERTY FOR Ba SALE, TS cents for » words or been and 1 cent per extra word, each LOST, © ceuts for > mords or less, sad 1 qeut per extra insertion.BUBIN CHANCES, ETC, 8 cents for 15 words or cent per extra each insertion | Vote a CETTE versity st.vers 7 and 9 AXTED MEDIATRLY, A YOUNG G uw\u201c Wan Des Tar On ta in fanally.ha ANTED-IMMEDIATELY, GENERAL SERvant, one who ho le ag pods ala pou also ut Bt Coe a st._ eth LJ y ANTED\u2014A WORKING JIOUSEKEEF) a tbe Mentreal Home Hae Tes Et lesa, and PERSONALS, page 5.ccuts per - cents each insertion.All advertisements inserted at the above rates mest de avoid SITUATIONS.VACANT.ALS mL Sm dd a wen TEAVELLING SALESMAN POR M Dsintes vf Que, N.B., N.B.aud P.EL to (moers with a specialty.Good con- er ar rent Apply Box 76, Montreal Name the Bran.\u201cuu V ANTED-MEN TO TRAVEL FOR THE FONT- hill Nurseries of Canada: position permanent fast selling speuiaities; exclusive ternters: terms bibi « once.ume & Weilingtou.Nuürscryinen, Moutres ue.J.W.Beali, Manager.Mention this r.tw te JANTED\u2014IN BEPTEMBER NEXT, JUNIOR ASB- cistant master, for Bi shops C Cll go Behiool, \"Lanox ng ville Que.Must hyve had so gro subjects, spe ial le in Corina ave drawing de nleticu d desirable.University graduate prelcired.ad ply at ouce to headmaster.149 v ANTED\u2014GOOD COOK AND HOUSEMAJD' willing to go\u2019 te country for summer months.ferences required.Apply Mw J.N.Greenahivlds, 2085 br Catherine st.ws Wiad A GENBRAL BERVANT, WILLING to go to the country.Apply at 3% Mountaiu, ions WW J ANTED.- A GENERAL S8ERVANY, PROTEST- À 3x prefere.no washing or ironing.Avely with city references.& 152 Mance, before elevena m.168 3 WA NTED_GOOD ONOK AND HOUSE AND tablemmd Murt pare good r references Tad Ramsay, Ramsay, Argyle avenue, West COOK.APPLY 5 ;_ 1063 V ANTED-A FIRST CLASS Place Jd Armes ANTED-A COOK, A GIKL FOR WA des ingand to assist with housework.Apply 7, db cher st 101330 a.mi, or alter 7 ri 30 eveninge TANTED\u2014AT ONCE.BOSS DRESSER; om be a first-class, sober, steady man, and th: uronghly understand his business.Apply, stating wage: C 3 ANTED-(IRIS POR SERVING ICE CREAM.Apply ut 22283 St.Catherine or 231 8e.James mes st \\ AN DA YOUNU GIRL TO ASSIST IN ousgwork Apply 31 Chatham.1101 WR GOOD GENERAL BERVANT, no Apply tu 455 Dorchester st.FOR SALE AAA AAA 0 R BALE\u2014FOR THE MILLION, KINDLIXG, 92, sat Maple, 0250 Tama arac Blocks, $1.75, M Mill Bl = ght, er lued.livered w \" racd'ermid, Richmond aqua.ET ES \"it R SALE 10000 FT NEW To LEATHER 0 ANE AND does PS end m bal- auced p collez ohh word in wood iva machines, under sell pred y will Molin & Co., Ti l\u2019apineau na.Monten 9) all others! ca Co., corner Bt.James and Guy.oe sie oR BALE COLDIES &) MOCULLOCIES F FIRE AND urclar root safes; second exchange, very cheap Bates moved and repalred.FM Sullivas, 308 YY Bt.Jumes at.Telephone 3107.106 à J'OR BALE STEAM YACHT \"OMKTA.\" THE UNdersigned is leaving for the Old Country the end of this wiooth and wil dispose: of the ghore ue stents yacht at onve.rar aver all.9 foot beam.steel boiler, engine 8 square aud can run about 12 len hour, very easy on fuel tis im firet cl condi for use atunce.Ayply to H.Corby, Eotierile Unt.Fa SALE-\u2014SCALES OF EVERY LESCRIPTION, alarm money drawers, trucks, letter ripen.we \"M Bullisan, 8 Ht.James._ Tolophionw 2107.- For BALE- IMMENSE BARGAINS, 310,000 BOOTS shoes da this an y smoke.Cheap sale all week at 221 Main st, near St.Catherine.Fer SALE \u2014 A FIRST CLASS HORIZONTAL cam engine, 14-inch cylinder, 30-inch stroke, with Loiler and fittings; can be seen at 144 William street any tue Ietweeu 3 à.1n.and 6 pu 1076 YOR SALE\u2014 DRY KINDLING.fal CUT MAPLE.2.00; cut tard wood bi ks, 31.50; large Mg Co, Cornwall, Out.imac \u201cdelivered; Bell telephone 7174.Geo.8.Holt ton, a in Ca VV ANT A YOUNG MAN FOR THE UN try to take eare of a horse: and make him ORE SALE-\u2014FINE STEAM Y ACNT, LATEST IM- erally useful.Apply after 7p m.at M8 Prince Art wr prements, two years in use.Apply Peloquin's arret 183 Hotel Ponta Nault.us ANTEL \u2014 HOUSEMAID, REFERENCES RF quired.Apply at 55 Mackay treet.108 3 N TANTED - DINING ROOM AND CHAMURE 273 Girls Apply Albion Jhntel_ WA as en 15TH INST., STRONG CAPABLE girl As grocrsl servant.53 Topper street._1u93_ Ni EE ad A goon UPPER HOUSEMAID.sew bentis and have good refcren- Avply ra Peel st.in the morning or between ê wish in the evening.109 3 Woes \u2014TEACHERS FOR CHE MODEL AND Dyer ee grades of the Sutton Academy.Jcon Bec.-Treas., Sutton, Que.1093 W JANTED-\u2014 SMART YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN store.Apply to to Jo ohn Allan, 661 661 Craig s st.103 3 ANTED-SMART JUNIOR BALESMAN FOR wens furnishings.Apply to John Alma, 661 u ape [3 V AN UE GER EAU SE SERVANT FOR FAMILY nf two.le & mé rook and have first rinse ae pr re u'cloc bor ave, \u201ccorner of Park ° © Ty 3 VV ANTED\u2014A od ENBRAL SERVANT, par | cook; City references.z Bisbop seeeet As Wei W 23 Bleury st NTEH\u2014A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT.No washing.Must have good references.ad À 3e ANTED BRIGHT CAPABLE YOUNG GIRL general servant in vory small family.WANTED \u2014 A BELIABLE EXPRRIENCE A nuree for twin babies.Must hard good city = ter sacs Address \u201cF 1209,\u201d STAR oftice.100 3 ANTED SALESLADY FOR LADIES BLOUSES, , ete.one who can speak white per- ferred.W.hil \u201cBor wie No ouo to apply fr shorowghly ex périeaced 109 3 ANTED\u2014BY AN OLD LADY, 'A LADY TO \u2014e dot ber.rede walk with bef; no work of any W er.Address \u201cH 1316,\" BTaR office.100 3 W AXTED_aT ONCE, À GOOD cos: 500d place.SEK 88 St.Famille street.1093 VW ÿ ANTED- HOUSE er SP TABLEMAID, ont Apply between Toa hat can re snd Spm, 41 Birapeon st.ANT NO.1161 DE MONTIGNY ie onne street), a servant and à young girl Any mation À No objection to a colored girl.1033 ANTED- IMMEDIATELY, A HOUSE AND teblamaid, + rilling to gu to the country.154 ppt VV ANTED-GOOD FRAN rook, WILLING, TO 0 seaside.; orafter8to M Harrinfton.295 University et, , 109 3 ANTED-FIRST CLASS VEST MAKER AND achine girl.A.K.Battle, 150 Peciat.1101 WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A FIRST CLASS Inke enol servant for small family.Apply at eH Be ANTED IMMEDIATELY, A aoob SECOND thorough! bl ead uray Uric = peer ust bo First cl: 7 capable, steady, 5 cmperate man.as re ferences roy Address \u201cM 1432,\u201d 3TAR office.1108 VV ARTED\u2014A YOUNG GIRL TO MIND TWO children.Can sleep at home.165 Rleury st.101 War poo oun BOUSEMAID, ONE tothe ul 3 Prim on Arh 2° utry for summer mon! 101 WA NTED :A PROTESTANT NURSE, ONE WHO required.A For SALE LEADER COUR STOVE, NUMDER almost new, cheap fur cash.Apply 517 Re Pa oy Charle: les Borrom ree st.® SALE-THE FURNITURE OF A SIX ROOM cuss.reason KTS, Bean offs the city, vob, 1 \"EN Ig BALE-TWO SECONDHAND SAFETY BI- 1 Bt.James street._ M1 ie usa Address °°] JOR SALE Llanos, ORGANS, SEWING MA.>4, ¥, ¥8 5 , 3, $35, Heintzman piatios, 3130, a carriages, #6, ¥2 Palace Arthur (open evenings).MOR SALE-SAFETY BICYCI wili sell cheap, Address 67 Cut! JOR SALE-BLACK WALNCT FARLOR SET.Ledruom set und gas fittings, all in first class order.ite Park avenue.Mol I JR SALE\u2014A GOOD SECOND HAND PORTA BLE oven,only 4 months in uss.* Apply 381 Ate ve, Westmount.dr\u201d CUBRION TYRE, bert at.JOUR HBALE-MENS UNLAUNDRIED WHITE s, at 50: each, made of extra quality of cotton, with full reinforeed front and continuous facings on back aud sleeves, n the Domjnivn for the money, \u2018at Allan's, 65] Craig.1101 R SALE\u2014 DRY KINDLING Lu OD large\u2019 loads, 2.00.Frompt Bros, 3 William #8.Tel 82 R BALE \u2014 SNAP, A LITTLE BEAUTY OF steam launch, rst class order, ail speed miles, for 3175, vost five.Hox 213, Richmon ont! 110 2 FUL UR SALE-BRARS GAS FIXTURES, ICE Box.11 abd kitchen stove, at 754 01 EXTRA + Henderson JOR SALE \u2014 MEN'S UNLAUNDRIED WHITE shirts, continuous fack nforced fropt, for 3c eich.Best value ever \"offered at A at Allany, 661 Fonte OR BALK PORTABLE vis medium si mn poi J.8.Wylie, 228 Bleury st.Ce 3 OR BALE-\u2014ALLANS OVERLAPPING PACK ado its ahlt, aalaundried, at 75e This shi very fine cotton and pure linen Pro aed en fran nea acrosa front from under the arm Beats Only to te ne OVER, HUBBARD order.Apply W.x any white drexsed shirt retailed st $1.00.at Allan's, 681 Craig st.{OR SALE\u2014A LARGE Ni N EARLY NEW MANDOLA (Parker's wake), with solid red leather case, right thing for an orchestra.Cheap for onah.Ad Man- dola, St.Lanibert.10 2 Fer SALE\u2014~QCOMMON SENSE Roach, BED Eve in tin, 35¢, 50c and and rat exterminator $1.00.Wi return money if it does not clear your house.1 Main street, Montreal.10% HORSES AND CARRIAGES, ETC, MANNA NS SALE\u2014GOOD FAMILY COVERED.BUGGY, LÉO pres nen new.\u201d 319 Sein 1074 R SALE\u2014GOOD SECOND HAND GLADSTONE carringe rriage; also strong buggy.Both will be sold cheap, owner aving no use for them.Apply 96 University at.OR SALE\u2014OR EXCHANGE.FINE ROAD HORSE, 17 handa, can trot 2.35 or better.Will be sold cheap.81 Dufferin st.RSALE-BLACK MARE, sucer, AND HARness.Apply to Havana Cigar Co., 17 TI3 Craig a ow If not sold at priva , will be sold by auction that day, at 230 Fraser ros.= Be.2 \u2018OR SALE-CARTERS LANDAU CARRIAGE Wie va Mas.APPLY J.W.ager.; Ms | ANTED \u2014 BY COMPETENT JoURa MAN M rip ren dross \u201cD 40,\u201d TAR vibos.- , 105 8 daw Waray FIRST C \"LASS UPHOISTERER, und polish a3 your house of mad to order.17 Brupawick when Suey are furatiurs e to À WANTED BY FOURTH orb MEDI ary: deat, situntion in retail | in Sy REET o te salary sod dees \u201cQ 89,\u201d BT ANTES mT YUUXG LADY, SITUATION as cashier; good sxperictus to in oifice wor | gre class city refs Address = Nay Wipes A RESSMAKER 2 ques wn MRI ram oies JANTEP MON H DRY O Woe mabe bey 9! MANGLE Mas requ Apply, Arcade at, ool Phoes ue.us 3 V LE A LADYS com on « wi ehh BEE ME Din Se AXTÉD-BY YOUNG MAN, WORK AT BOUK- peeping ov every Batunlay: t tradeamen's or_retail rred.Address \u2018C 1194,\u201d Brak ofr, ANTED-BY TRA! À 'ooartorat NURS! TION Ww tu travel with = preted A dress \u2018\u201cY 1108,\u201d aTan os Lo WASTED YOUNG LADY STENOURAPHER.wlio hos recently lost her pusition on acvount of her firm going vut of business, wants stenographic emf ployment incaedintely; Fre d ah cores pond - ent; reasun: salary.Referonvos.Address * wd BTAR vf hee, V TANTED\u2014BY SISTERS SITUATION AB arser.al servant ondnouree, in same family: no objestia a to country.Address 1 \"Dial\" \"Brak office.083 V ANTED-SITTATION BY YOUNG I.ADY, companion to lady in the count oil \u20ac a sun ber in household duties Address AR MAN A8 V TANTED\u2014SITUATION BY YOUNG Best 0 of refercore Ad pusior, rate ox fuotman.dress \u201cEK 1938,\" 8.WwW ANTED-DY RESPFCTABLE GIRL BITUATION as house maid or general servant.ALply between 30 sud 4 at 3411 8e.Catherine nt.108 3 AY TANTED\u2014BY YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, BITUA.Lion as engiaecr ur firemi r work of soy kind: grod references.IH.Lales, a, 17 Dridet street.1093 ANTED\u2014BY LADY, POSITION AS CUMPAN- ion or to take entire charge of children at seaside gr, Rpg Guod reierences given.Address \"De AR = Wa ANTED \u2014 SITUATION BY MAN COOKIN - hotel, club or reataurant; firet class city ref ms 3 Apply 83 fuspector street.WANTED, BY YOUNG à MAN, SITUATION ox farm ar wn neigh sorhoud of Montreal, where he « earn board ages it possiie.drvas * Dir\" Ean olive.Wass YOUNG MAN.2.A SITUATION | ek , assistant or otfioe clerk; Loth lan- ent lrferences TAC.Adiress ES Cosi, as oflice.lue 3 TANTED BY A \u201cGOOD GARDENER (FRENCH) fandens to make up or would accept permanent Address 88 Versatile e.31 years of age.Ad 19 z situation as head gardener.»t .193 WAN ANTED POSITION Tan FRENCH GOVERNESS » private family; ing to \u20ac care of ch.iaren and clothes ply Nat.Hubert st.3 TANTED\u2014BY YOUNG JEAN, AGE M YEARS, situation in ofhce; Tee cash kerping.bookkoeping a, evar ral ode work.ent testimomals.Adeiress \u201c¥ 13/3,\" STAN office.we 3 ANTEL \u2014 WORK or ANY -KIND BY THE day, by à good hard working woman.Address 241 Laçauch- tiers.es 3 ANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS EN machi fy by rend Address V ANTED SITY ATION, MAN AND WIFE, NO fanuly, together or ecpurate, coschman and gardener; wife Stam omen.| city rercrences, town or country.INÉER OR brmetical man, City ur country.us \u201cE141, STAR wl WANTED.SITUATION HY GOOD OFFICE map, capable le of taking charge, or any: ition of trust.¢._Addrem 4 \u201cKR.1209\u201d STAR o1B vos _109 3 VVANTED\u2014pY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WASH.is Jroniug.house or ottice work by the «di St.Grorge nt Ns WANTED BY MARRIED MAN, LIGHT PERmanent employment, any kind, or ns privat watchman, no education, hoaest, relialic, total abs! speaks both languages.Address Cooper, 38 V jANTED = BY al by the Sag aa] sie wor oi dlailress, 1 t.Churles Dorromee street.X ANT Pa RESP BLE WO! Wain vn ECTABLE MAN, BITUA- to2or3in family.ao aod also ad mu whe hor Be sot or.Address 21 sre aL V ANTED \u2014 A SITUATION BY RE ENGLISH girl us plain cook or general s t.221 Froo- tenac st.no 1 JARTED- ET YOUNG MAN (17), SITUATION eneral office clerk or collector, experience in buth, bots Inngung es.Best references.Addreas * 4 Fr > BTAR ee WA ANTED-BY JOUNG MAN, WORK OF ANY lo anything; good re: ces.\u2018* F2 SU dos re vine: \u201cren 110 2 Wa NTED_BY YOUNG LADY, FEW HOURS daily, charge of young children: wuald instruct them in eg \u2018and take them out.City references, Address STAR 0 10 2 Was \\TED\u2014EMPLOYMENT BY YOUNG LADY Fre hor eng to we Tow hour has kno ledge of uch; or willing to work few ours dally or he tice.Address \u201cG 1398,\" 3 07 ANTED-PRINTER DESIRES POSITION AS working foréman.Ne evsspeper or job werk.Twent; three years\u2019 experience.A.LL Chandler, Owen Hos 0 V ANTED\u2014WO ORK OR ANY KIND BY THE DAY, a good worker (female) Address il Providence ae, 1093 Vy ANTED\u2014BY MAN, 19, SITUATION IN GENERal blacksmith or machine shop as apprentice; strong and willing.H.McAdam, Lachine Lock.110 1 W° ANTED-\u2014BY VKPRRINARY SURGEON mith lish qualifications), negation in any EC, y wi Good references : Ko nd testimonials.Ton BTAR office: VV ANTED\u2014BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY, and mn first class order, short time in uso.4 situation as housemaid or assisting with house- te asaist with house work.References 1 net doute ame 1 se whole mn Lo work; no washing.A ren\u201d A.L, 42 Beaver street, t 136 Ma 3103 buyer for #00.)._« = be sos ND Eo St.Martin at.oh r a \u2019 101 is wiltio WANTED Ye OUNG LADY FOR CASH DESK.Address with copies nf references and state lary required to\u201cJ 1360,\u201d STAR office.noi V ANTED-A GENFRAL SERVANT.APPLY xo.Pantaleon, near Yherbrook: WANTED vorNG df GIRI, TO HELP WITH snr D housework.ust be well dod.Lusignan at.* 1101 ANTEL\u2014A STHUNG HUY FOR THE CONFRE- Wa ionery business.A Te Notre Dame M Wing it TRAVELLER TO CARRY GOOD baring side I line, small sa territory west of \u201cKR 1373\" STAR office.1101 WW ANTER COOP GENRRAL SERVANT.APPLY 1166 Dorchester st.1103 ANTED-TWO org nes FAPPRE NTICES For dressmaking.69 M ANTEL\u2014A GOOD poy SRY ANT, ONE vor Es.can cook preferred.Apply 3 Metoslfe ave.WAS .00 À We EXPERIENCED HOUSEMAID.References required.Apply 7 Beaver Hall FA r THR MHI Drum- 193 Wet GOOD PLAIN COOK FOR Fes | washing, Must have uw and 3 ov after 6 ANTED\u2014-A OOMPKTENT NURSE TO TAKE A cara of oue child and to do sewing.Apply = 59 University et.vs ANTED-A ye PLAIN 000K, où GENER- family.(ood references re- Sa Ave | a 473 astern ave.{near Lansdowne 2 ANTED-CAKE BARRR SR WAUES FOR rst class hand.Address \u2018EL 1335,\u201d Sran office.BA rr FAMILY 3 ROCKAWAY, a Foe and double carr resses, bugil: real aris tort 138 Ontan Ontario prea | ua ver, central fire, cal.¢1, with belt and lather in good order.323 Board of Trad e Bldg.110 Ï R SALE HANDSOME BLACK MARR, EXpress and harness, suitable for light delivery.2131 8e Catherine st.1102 ANTEU\u2014HORS , GOOD 00D HORSE, WHICH ¢ CAN bo driven a la amess.Ad: dress with price, \"L 1413.\" ane 03 R SALE\u2014SILVER MOUNTED COLTS REVOL - WANE D-SITUATION BY YOUNG WIDOW, with fitele nl, three oo Joan od, m= cook in sigall family, n; best of es.Addre adress N'1414,* Fran offs 103 NE POBITION AS STEWARD OR CLERK, in summer hotel, is wel uy in RoE SET TR | RO ge PEDMDON TO ug 0 Rou Am BOARD JW FIRST OLAS nus ED ON PAT M ous FURNISH! » 'RROO! 8 terra rar ar shim parr Rezo mr rage eo OOMA-LADIES OF GENTLEM furnished ruome Ne Pra ville street, 6 of 172 Cailieus _S RO vpeoai rota page.0 Victor 20 Victorig st ne R Qu umm, T0 Lat, Ba Hos Bo RL, oN vomtesicair £1 ROSES NE Se RS SEU RP | en Romo.Shakin YURNIGHED ee rd FURNISHED, => OONS\u2014NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.a UNL EN versity st.Family private oF ie rss Tater pain on Thamas TENEMENT, a © There ful locality TH riew of mer ko; rent ody hia.A.Reln.os 7 Ye rales 106 6 hardt.502 Shogo.LET OR FOR SALE AT MILL ST.It-an 2 a Torre paired, $00 month.Avoir sig Ug minutes wel from or three), new, hardwood flu h, wales In houses, 7 rooms hall, close to river, good fishing, safo boating.= & Norman, or © at SMALL Jen ENT, #1 a isp fod pond rossonabis eo faits coM\u2014 TH ENGLISH : TH 0ous-ouE 02 TuRLE FU ED Ton © one he bos for oom et wriolly cut Dai Sil R AY athroom fiat, st, bot water.seliotte for for light hous vent t your $3.00 W.central.31 8.Edward st.~ = i dit STREET.VERY TABLE 0 LET \u2014 WA 1 0OMB_DOUBLE AND SINGLE, VARY ooM.Res room, où aütarocss toon.mes.LT RM, COMFORTABLE forts a te ; house, 11 rooms, furnace, hot and cold family.Cal at 184 Br.Denis ot VS depiras ressorable terme lo 4- I OOM\u2014TO LET AT LONGUEUIL, NICE LARGE airy front room! neatly Veumiechst private ty: ter! joue: Apply ma moderne, 107 10 - OOMS\u2014NICELY FURNISHED, .WITH ALL | unten im proveinents; lg without tt Ab Pir 4 Stank 4 quon \u2014 \u2018A GENTLEMAN REQUIRING FLEAS ant room, with or without toand, and the use of stable and cuachhouse, could be aocom avenue.ws ¥ OUMS\u2014WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD FOR ONE or two gentlemen; private family.Apply to 2 Park avenue.R°N \u2014 NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM, SUITable for licht housekeeping or b if required; fitted with gas aud hot water; price reasunable.146 TE spiro ards COOMA 20 3UNFURNISHED ROOMS po LET, in fawily of two.348 8t.Jaca si.G8 od VOÔMS \u2014 FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, À with or without board House owl, tinted tU:ronghout; near the Windsor Hotel.9H ones à st.OOMB\u2014COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOMS, on bathroom tint, single of double; Pret re quired 776 I! 1 OOMS \u2014 % 9 UNION AVENUE, BRIGHT AND well furnished, suitable for one or two gentlemen; modern conveniences.GS 4 Rous \u2014 FU RNISHED or game front rcoms.No children in house.rence st.I OOMS~TO LET, NICELY FURNISHED, FOR \u2026 gentiemen vuiy: Lot and cold a3 Stanley ë L OOM \"RNISHED, ON BATHROOM FLAT, paclol \u201cbedroom und ordinary Ledroum: rent mod: Clute, as No.6 Viet toris § 1034 DUMB 2 U NFURNISHED TOUMS T0 LET, mi Bt: Lawrence a with or without Loard, doubl: or single 2 OOMS\u2014COMPORTABLE FUENISHED ROOMS, 1 al st: ventral 18 Se Ross \u2014UNPURNISHED.32 VICTORIA es QOMB.FU BNISUED FRONT PARIA IR - FOR gentleman oy marrird couple and also other ruaiscrs, central tocality, at 19 Birury 103 3 RE TO RENT.NICELY FURNISHED V.revs, to genome only, st 63 Osborne st, 108 R GONS -TO LET, TWO NEWLY FURNISIIED rons, front, yin or without board; zas,eic.; home comforts.635 Dorche, 186 1 DOMS- TOLET, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.AV 134 Catheart ne 1085 OOMS\u2014NICELY FU RNISHED, IN PRIVATE family; all convenizoces bh house.90 Ma mañeid., i 00M8 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.wn, ar George st; family private.OOM -FURNISHED ROOM To Li LET.SUITABLE _for two gentlemen.413 De of nw Ss Rooms \u2014 IN PRIVATE PAL, lc Parmi or-tws géullemén can have tirb nics fürn « rooms, on bathrood flat: moderate charges d uring su: wier woaths.13 Drummond st.ROMs XN NICELY KV EURKISHED.WITH OR i.- ou 3 RCH BINGLE FR FRONT, ROOM, FIRST FLAT, ddress Æ 1251,\" STAR office.I 3 00M\u20146 BEAVER HALL SQUARE, NEWLY turnished large room, suitable far one or twa faite men; gas, hot water, modern 09.3 OOM VERY COMFORTABLE DOUBLE rooms, on bath rooms Sef, peta fen ; ht water, cte.793 I\u2019alace.le ay: sis OoMs \u2014 LARGE WELL ISHED Os Font m tat, with or without pond.2074 Bt.Catherine street.I OOMS\u2014PLEASANT WELL FURNISHED, GOOD table: full board, §3.55 weekly; inno; oo modern con- veugances; married coupie prefe ictoris at.1003 RO ES ISHED SINGLE BOOM, SUITABLE for goutloman or lady.2079 Se Catherine wT OOM\u2014TO LET, A BAOK PA \\RLOR,FURNI SHED, bright and comfortable, suitable for gentlemen, Ad dress 12a Hanoyer st., downst: 1093 RoOMENEULE FURNISHED, IN NEWLY DE- onse; bath, hot and and gold er Ager light, every convenience; ing new.31 McGill Coll ave.100 3 OOMS\u2014A SINGLE FRONT ROOM FOR GENTLE nan, with good board, at 131 Metcalfe st.O0MS \u2014 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED DOUBLE and single rooms, on bathroom Sat lus ins 5 Ir: eas ho hot water: home comforts: Apply 129 8t.Denis.OOM\u2014FRONT ROOM, LARGE, DOUBLE, Son.fortably furnished, with or without board.45 Mo- Gül Coll a: 1103 OOM\u2014TO LET, À LARGE AXE COMFORTARLE furnished or unfurnished.Wood avenue, est: mount.Roan CLASS FURNIBHRD ROOM, O throom flat, for gentleman of quiet habits, a OOM\u2014AT 684 BEAVER HALL A GENTLE\" man can obtain a nicely furn 3 gr vate family; moderste rent; no boarders.110 PRoouS_Fvanignen ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR Fai or two gentlemen or married couples.19 over st.110$ ogu- VERY NICE ROOM, VITE OR WITHOUT R%%m y 838 Dorcheste 110 2 OOM \u2014 month, two WANTED POR THE END OF THIS respectable men room, without board, Avis 7145 Bt Dominique street.Birect care rasa TS LBT\u2014GOOD PASTURAGE FOR HORSES V ANTED\u2014TO FURCHASE | OOK > BOUG Bhocing rétablhment, BE FatriéE Van others oolieotison of poster, aly\u2019 sasistaction, ing cata men Per t and - streets.4 4 a ties, otc.2114 St \"oe Catherine near Bleury.tal 108 re VV ANTED-TO PURCHASE A VICTORIA PONY phaetou.Apply Miss MacKinnon, 72 Mackay st.(J ANTED\u2014TO PURCHASE GROCRES REFRIG- Address TS) Eronch and d_ English; f referaect Ad- the 1103 EE UN.OOM\u2014GENTLEMEN OR MARRIÈD COUPLE Sammon BY 00D LAUN.cas be socommodated with with or without Mary, § ARE us\" board: mode sra \u201dvonveniencent good osall ty.wl WANTED To PURCHASE.COMS-DOURLE AND SINGLE WITH OR LAN ANA NN thout board.156 Mansteld et.103 orn COMPORTABLY FURKISHED.DOUBLE d singl bathroom fiat: with mod an ng! B Park emu.10 0 Roous-sivoLe AND DOUBLE, FURNISHED.Apply 95 University st.Li ox Jornal DAME S st.NT SETUEEN BONAventure as an ning y ticket to Lachine and ® te ol Pinder fytart rorewprl 1003 liet st.and Lee WEDNESDAY AITERNNON, STH 1m JANTED\u2014A RESPECTABLE GIRL rer TAKE out 8 three or si3\u2018e wages expected; no board Address \u201cO iE ei Ww * ANTED A GOOD STRONG BOY.NOT rAYRATD of work Apply Btoreman, 69 William War GENRRAL SERVANT FOR A small hry to do plala washing.iron ing.whiing io go bo the county, at mmond st.191 ANTELD\u2014GOOD COOK OR GRNERAL BER- tant; city references required.Apply 102 Masiny ANTRD- GENERAL SERVANT, TWO IK FAM.referees meoresary.Call after liberal Toward n En be Sander Lee tein 4 i on i WARD AL FIRST n CLASS GROoM, WHO CAN = dires 2 LS willing to do chores.OST\u2014ON TUESDA - .porta Lien Aa A.Allan's office, between aoû ing t $34.00, trivia xis or Se 1103 ward to Ander at No.143 Alex 108 § ANTED_A Y rou G JIRL TO ATIRND BABY OST\u2014AITTLE WHITE CURLY FEMAL® .wan Apply bo #4 Coursol et L tan spot oo back.Anavera to \u201cJd.Hermes Cm ee 18 Beary st.ee.108 ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, A SMART ny O8T\u2014-A BILK UMBRELLA AT THE NE T errands, ela.ey strohé an d wilting .L Tas baton Finder please return te tae Un Pla Druss OST OK SATURDAY LAST, BRTWREN 7 AND) ANTED-_BTRONG LAD, ABOUT 18 FOR cl \\ WATTERS Hl Ln Te Sh will be rewarded.weigh way Mins Rooms, 3478 Bt Catherine «.03 OST\u2014ON FRIDAY SIGHT, THR IRD a pug dog.without à Pleas return Ve où pe teorge strest, snd Tecatre andsoge reward.O8T\u2014PUG DOG.ANBWERS TO NANE SNP reward SM will be y returned calfe Street, It detained after this notice will be cuted.SF Sus ROTLR BE, or rte sr.he 1101 Lors qu BAY dire Ly si ve avenue and he fr NCH OF KEV oO Te ST BUNCH N DROLET FOUND.BILVER pBAL wants.have on by scpiring 1 mes.© ued\u2019 ANTED-TO, PURCHASE SINGLE BARREL muzaie ng shot gun.Btate where to be seen.Address \u201c'F ose BAR o office.49093 ANTED-ONE OR TWO ELRCTRIO MOTORS Must be in thew Moody & Bou, ala duo rl ANTED TO PUROHARE LADIES AND GEN- W tloman'a Pa ce old silver aud gold; is to M Frank, Dis Crlg street SES py to street.9.WALI au JILL PAY sror a srator, glass front; good order.\u201cF 134,7 STAR office.103 ooMB_NI FURNIBHED ROOMS, WI JORE PHOULDERS.BROKER KNEES, ETC.AR es Ro ans board, à at 49 McGill College sve.or fom sare banka, wound cures braises, crached ves WANTED LTO RORASE Te mou (aie JROCM- CHEERFUL FRONT ROO HET SC Re an Eth i meen i237 Reig oh pi iy een de I» Condy Db! Of all dite, Insist on bu D\u2014TO PURCHASE LADIES AND Pe i Hel et ea | Wo i Rt Fn BR eg be cm na pin room.wih we of Ech ndon, England.are acturers of n ors prom bed, cad x as room, uid.\u201d Veterinary book with every bottle.0 dmos 3 private family of 3.24¢ Bleury et.- = | VV ANTED IMMEDIATELY, STRAM- LA: OUNS-THREE ON BATHROOM 2100 0 = LOST about tweuty-four feet long.with private bath.Gone Good board.in or - OT -ASILYER CH AIN BRACELET ~~ order; ; thao co and boiler, about horse power.quiet poopis.y MoGili College ave.ne) ol vus CHA WITH IND.Eden.à \u2014FURNIB , ON FIRST EVE L% par th Ee padlock, etwecn Peritarie Ho Homiral WwW ANTED-TO PURCHASE A 8 GALLON ICR RO urmince suttal Fox enor twa es Please return to #7 Seymour avenue and be vargas cream freezer.Address \u201c0 1985, Sramofice, 1103 lai Essen BOARD.OARD\u2014AND ROOMS, FOR LADIRA DURING confinement; Yrs: private.Le Ladies attended to at their \u201cown homes.ies\u2019 Doctroes, )31 Gai or accommodst atiendance; Hetty private.Terms modorace.is él ae! roux, below £ Ht.Catherine.5 lw Boas.AND ROOM FOR LADIES DURING CON- fiuement.Flrst clam nurse aud medical attendance, OARD.- MES.MCRWAN, border SICK NURSE énniodation for othot patients Mrs.Sui st.Érvreuce u street.10012 1 OARD\u2014MADAME \\N.VILLARD HAS LATELY opened a house (a8 private hospital for ladies) at No.197 Cadieux street, nenr rt.Cathérine.Larce comfort- able anil well aired ro rons: first class board, ete.Strictly vrivgle, Tertus moderpte, oo 26 ARD \u2014 A COMFORTABLE HOME, WITH ani, lu wa English familys 25.00 per work.\u201c3.\u201d 9% Shaker.8e al 138 OAED-\u2014AN 1) ROOM, $250, TALE HOARD L500 meals at all hours.Rouws for married cu ws 1438 Notre Damo._ ee ] OARD \u2014 MADAME LE FRANCOIS, LADIES sick nurse; superior acooumodation for boarders; boss cheat altendai, strictly private; terms moderate.\u201d M1 Bt.fawre _ ws 3oarn- AND ROOMS; ALSO TALLE BOARD; rms moderate.56 Ht.Bernard st,corner of Alex ander st.Very ventral locality.1 DARD\u2014-AND ROOMS.8 McUILL COLLEGE aveuue.ws 3OARD\u2014 FIRST CLASS EOARD, W ITH ROOMS, , at #3 Unjow ave; also tate board (Under new management) 199 £ BoARD\u2014 ~LAKESIDE, GOOD BOARD AND ROOMS, | tor sumnier months, about five minutes from station, nr So mater, References exchanged.Apply fo VARD\u2014-AND ROOMS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE; aise table boanl.Apple® University et, 1106 GARD COMFORTABLY FURNISHED B BRIGHT rooms, double and single; 3: wit Loard: Lorne modurate.15 Sherbrooke, hear Dupichor .SUMMER RE 3ORTS.MOTEL ARLINGTY A em er On Lake Memphremszog: quiet, bopetine \u2018and attractive, directly in the Tite and in close proximity to P.O, Depot, and ianding.Accommodation iur about Rates from » to 38 per week, Address W.O.LINDSAY, » Propristor, a NA Baker's here The most charmi utifu! ig iY REE [à PROPERTY FOR SALE.AY a?ANTOINE ST Ac VINRT HTRRET, A vJ very hole, tot 243110 pen eh gmyment, balance 5 we P.GEN EREUX, AIN Aero t.James 108 200d 810,50 first class onder, * FE sais jarosiment GENEREUX, a MAW RN, James st.\u2014ST.JAMES 8T., 9 BRICK TENE- wants.stone foundation, all rentsd t class tenants, proparty in 38 300d 35000 SIRE .GQ LREUX Ma À.MAI 347 8t Ra.sé se Es TE qu LOUP.GÉNERBUX.Manager, : R À MAINWARING, 14781 James 128 \u2014ST.CATHERINE ST.EABT, À choice business block, stone fronts; balsuce to sui 325, ARING, Jos 3eod 147 Bt.James st.\u2019 $800 \u2014BT.CATHERINE 8T., NEAR PANET ot H'UENéR REUX, Mens à bank.mn NWAhING, 108 Sood James st.CORNER OF SHERBROOKE AND SIMPSON streets, | Taxis GÉNEREU lot oeriookine the city.MAINWARING, 108 200d HAT Se James st._ & Fi BALE\u2014A VERY DESIRABLE COTTAGE 8 Catherine st A bargain rum Henry Mien, qu St.James ai.ton 083 R SALE\u2014PARK AVENUE LOTS AT 200 Ma a 40 Te per foot.Room 3163 Be.James street.BUILDING LOTS IN HUTCHISON, rocher, Waverley and St.George streots.Money loaned on bui lings when partially completed.Room $, 162 Et.James stre Fer SALE\u2014UPPER ST.ÜRBAIN BTREET, new solid brick cottage, furnaes, yard, ples verandah, all decorated; cash re uired, bal lance samo a8 monthly rent.Room 3, \u201c st dames street.109 3 R SALE\u2014BUILDING LOT, STRERT, w oa ania monthly permionts A pty no inter: James stree 100 3 Ft cath Gpa à monthly parnsents où $555 se orn nd mon! no inter- wh.By ST TR rey Ay 100 3 0 R SALE \u2014 BRIOK COTTAGE, 6 ROOMS, all decorated, $300 cash and #1800 on terms omit you.Room 3, 182 St.Timers > R SALE\u2014BUILDING LOT, CLARK STREET.$M and 77 monthly payments of CLA 5, no interest.Boom 3, 162 St.Janes street.109 3 FU BE SV Los or, TATE Interest: Room 3, 163 8¢ J m trees.shes, Ton eto.Apply to L.Champeau, 48 8t.\u2018Antoine rot Fer.SALE\u2014A ar a NIORLY SITUATED piace for suburben res FOR _ EXCHANGE, Nm AAA .F°% SALE-\u2014OR EXCHANGE L LAVIGNE STATION, tiles from Hudson, the finest point of land on Otiaws, about 30 iy ponte and 3 water frontages of about 1000 oe snd sulphur spring; EE Es TEMA n Fer Franny EXCHANGE LONGUEUIL, river front, about 60,000 ft., with two frame cot- ps or season, cheap.Box 88 P.O., city.110 2 Rov LEY, LARGE FRONT DOUBLE Vroom; alec u kingie oom, wh board.ma .Rote tor rr oiteping, small pe Pamir, eres R premise oe ron, ALL Aspe îlo 2 COME BEAUTIFUL DST RARE BUSINESS CHANCES.EF dace\u201d ve JQuxa DRUGGISTS.et ria bro 0 do but PA Favoris PA Sires FO.Fe BALE BAKERY AND CUSTO 300% bread resson f or elling retiring os oT neues, Address '* NL 08 3 4% Re VER pons +\" er our for a Unis is en om Tn wort a » wel Reps moos vo Pt nn PUPILS LS WANTED, TO LAT, SINGLE am \\Vaxmso_py ea COMFRTREE TUTO! Fora ç eu re en Rasy terms.ges = TEE es DOUBLE AMD ME |E ANTED-BY MoOILL WOMAN STUDRNY W- work fu Montreal PARTNERS WANTED.ANTEDM x- Wa FAI Sr PE en MONEY TO LOAN.Mort re 70 LOAN TO BUY OR oy Se mri vOoM-\u2014-FOR ous on OR \u201cwo \"a two.reno Hol Ca 0oMB-IN LONGUEUIL WEST, FURNTGHED ues of kil ter men and wife or twe fie] ta board.farthes pa Porticalare i department.J.H.otter .Boot = Minutacturors.* R SALR \u2014 OR TO RENT, on WARY TERME id ning room, situated n the best part of the city, all newly fum! rah business and the sois reason for dis y.A he rig fa A at bowl 4 ry ran of to t righ party.dress Jones SALE sMaLL Din ROOM 000 D BUSI- ween 0.1 rR sod P.R.Stations, one pa gd, trom gs SALE nL EUX CANADIAN RFE TE SEE ES 00 \u2014PRONT ROOM, oran Moses Cntren Darcbtore r sie gor ea ONE OR TWO Bar brava HER F° Fora nA Y 000D BUTCHER BU ae Gg water, atationary wash tube.\"ets.Apply os 72 Aylmer st.ame.LET\u2014 HOUSE, WITH ALL THE Lost of convoniences and best locality hoard.nt tin tor fami adress seen n ren « 873 Seigneurs at, vue % 1005\" Ë 's.To uate, pnp mile from Riviere ka aup vil ages Complete y furnished, including piano.ell water sup- phied by pump to kitchen, \u2018ourvulldings otc.Ap pl to A.Gauvreau, N.I, 75 St.Peter st., Que- \u20ac, or to Jacques Cartier Hotel office, \"Montreal.5 Te LET\u2014AT RICHELIEU VILLAGE, fine house i it, or first cles Foom,and board furnis with h uso of bat! at tho river, Apply Paul Ostiguy, Riche lou.© s I» a AT! SEARIDE, COTTAGE,AT od TT STONER, DUELING 571 ts, 8 tments, bath a c.lent nominal to enant.R.K.EN 174 St.James strect.110 3 nd 274 Bourgeois, stone front selt-con- oh Ne LET\u2014POINT ST.CHARLES, ain uses, heated oy hot water furnace, six house; Iara 3 dry cellat: part to A ds | arge ey ot Wo toa lano; ren .Apply H.F.Kevrin, 140 MeUilist.\u2018110 Tol LET\u2014POINT ST.CHARLES, 117 AND 119 Leber.street, u peer tenements, consisting of six rooms and bathroom, all on one at; collar aud yard; huuse to be t! thy + \u201che SA RES EE EG SEA LET Ee PA Jor mont emo axes Eh on LK a FE «THEY L THE SPECIFIC ARTICLES.WHO LAUGH LAS If you have been troubled with inferior goods you will more readily appregiate the good qualities of .BAKING POWDER.ree AUGH BEST COOX\u2019S FRIEND TRY BALA LICORICE For the Voice.| TRADE, FINANCE = AND ET COMMERCE.MONTREAL WHOLESALE MARKETS.Bran Ovrion.10th May, 183° Gnrai.\u2014 There being practically no whoat on offer here ¢hé local market does not sbare in the excitement, prevalent in the west Oats continue their upwald career, and peas Aro flrm at the advance, In other grains there is little or nothing being done, We quote: No.1 hard anitobe tient, pominat: rye, Sic to 55e in store, ni at Port ve Pate: N58 : barley, r bi FLOUK- Another\u2019 advance in Ontario flour is noted this morning, Wbich brings up the price to figure almost oo correspond ing to the rise in wheat.The feeling is'slill nervous, and some nor alone is worth $10.00.WOREKMAN'S NAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE, 2888 and 1496 Notre Dame Bi.Balmorai Block, ELEC trie ourrents.Quraads arof Free ot DR.SBANDEN'S TRIC BELT WEALT À er Wa forfeit $5.000 in cash.Ave cheap, and will eure werd inlto3months.Beware of 1mliations string ne Else EN ELEUCTRIOOC., 108 Broadway, New Yuh all customs, duties les josny Post Office in_Osnada or {pspoction.ecloven dollars.Apply HF.Kerrin, street, - fi T° LET\u2014OR FOR SALE, COUNTRY residence, Outremont pt ts Pure water; ploctrie car service, O LET \u2014 AT ST.ANNF, A FINE © T° ri stone house on river fro in immer and warm in winter.furnished.$30.R.Cawpbe St.Helen at.f LEKT\u2014AT 1083 ST.JAMES, NEW house: rent very low.Apply sn St.Antoine.110 2 an LET\u2014WITH IMMEDIATE POS- Ë sossion, two lower tenements, No.26 and 24 St.Luke pts Pope Buckingham ave.and St.Matthow Aree well lighted, with Hit oonvebiences.Rent $18 per month, no taxes.Apply toJ.L.Samuel, 1750 Notre Dame st.OR] 0 LET \u2014 TENKMENTS, 7 ROOMS.ait hea! cated br Aisy f re condition, 0; Antoine.EA: W st.or room 45 Imperial LET\u201424 ST LUKE ST, FROM JUNE first, a very nice lower tenement.Rent sii, no taxes.Thomas Collins, 39 T 6 à FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.DT, LET \u2014 PARTLY FURNISHED - ouse or Troomn.at a very low rent, 497 rook et loulars, A: Rein- hard 33 herbrooke: office 107 Cralg.106 6 2 oO LETBEACONSFTELD.COUNTRY ra Cottage, furnish 0 foet veran randahs, nifirepiacs.rite (or ono or Lory teulare.Pi.Widmer elles.¥ st Helen stree sires fa T°; LET\u2014A FURN ISHED HOUSE FOR the summer, in view of the river, cool ne re very conven.ironed 1 : 2 110 2 0 LET NEW FIRST CLASS i modern fau, = with all conveniences, Apply 12H1a St.Denis st: 103 12 05 ve ETAT ROOMS, FIRST class ogndition, in st.KE i Ww.Kitteon, Ro Room 4, perial Bldg.02 OFFICES TO Let, 0 LET \u2014 OFFICES IN THE BT.Building, two on second flat (floors ii clotheq), heated by steam; would rent together or separate; \\mmedis te possession.Avply, Jo Ww Cooper, STAR office.tf Te LET\u2014DESK ROOM, A BRIGHT office; Room 1, 4th floor, in the savings Bank Chatnbers, Jobn Livingstone, in ge ames STORES ETC.WANTED.TANNA SSAA NANNANA NANA ND 0 ANTED-SMALL BTORE rr FoR CIGAR iil and fancy stationery busin n Xoglish locality.Rent must be low.Beate caer, H* 140,\u201d STAR office.RESIDENTIAL FLATS TD LET.* © \u2014 Busy at $4.00- 1101 No let up in our Custom Department making Suits to order $18.00.ciate fair and square Bargains.WORKMAN'S MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE, 1888 gud 1590 Notre Dame fis.as Nallers Pants at| People appreo- : Balmeral Bleck, S 3 Lisle, Bates & C CHING} PILES, ÉCZEMA\" representing Gan Broa, 8t hase! s Ointment oured .» Toronto.ALT RHEUM red me of» veya sell at 1101 The finest grades of Communion Suits we seem to be the quality wanted.good for our trade.WORKMANS MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE, Balmoral Bligek, 1888 and $7.50.\u2014 These Nothing too and 1800 Notre Dame 54, stand in tows, Huntingdon, Q STORES.BUSINESS PREMISES, ETC.TO LET.LET\u2014IN HUNTINGDON, NEW Swick plate glass front, eounters ge elvi (provement: .best \"APP to Mrs.A.E.teh hell, statie Bleurz and St.Cat 1412,\" STAR office.STABLES WANTED, ANTED\u2014STA SNS NS NS WAIN BLE, GENTLEMAN WANTS part of stable for one hors, near Plesso address with prices ne Z KENSINGTON: THE RUN ox THE BANKS they choose & Of Newfoundland will not stop confederation.This commenced long ago with the introduction of Strachan\u2019s Gilt Edge Soap into the ancient colony.The Soap snited them because it washed on the Banks \u201c ot Newfonndiand as well as on the Banks of the St.Lawrence.But whether Newfoundlanders have confederation or not, they must have the best Soap, and .STRACHAN'S Gilt Ed ges: SOAP.Soe the Jewel 4-hole Gas Range at $18.00 Net.\u201cfitted with Jewel Gas -Valves and Sawed Slot Burners.Nothing to - approach it for finish, value and convenience Silver Gas Brelling Stoves, \u201cWright's\u201d English Grillers, Gas Toasters, Gas Tubing, \u2018UPTOWN, W330 or.Jewel Gas Ranges.\u201cFairy Queen\u201d Glass Fount 0il Stoves, **Central Ora \u2018\u2019Jewel\u201d Gasoline Stoves.Sa R.&*W.KERR, 1895 Notre Dame Street.CATHERINE ST.Steel sides.As from 4 to 8 cooking holes on top.fi\u201d Coal Gil Ranges, 1K0°nl' 3 Tr 2 mn part ly with their fiour, t 108 pri ant et Ae ia els fuehorchange.Qu tations Patent spring, 2 winter, © ro The cost of our very FR trsighaton à SNS or > VISIONS.\u2014 9 tis x rately activ best Communion out D ne market la paderately active.| fit is $9.80, comprises osu s good deal of pork being sonsumed au e AB] of affairs is qu Hi Suit, Hat, Shirt, Gollar, | anaes short out.hoary\u201d mess pork 11a ; .of per lb, ; , com! Tie and Braces.~\u2014Suit nod.per 1b, Tho Tio: per Ibn pall\u2019 closs, 1b, 1b, 8 5% bacon, | long clear merchandise for rs of Magoh it vious year.Ex rts wero ss 017 800, Frito y Pa loss of both in com rison to previous ear of $8,171, ater London cable says market is a trifle eg, gomoral list about § better than last night's cie Washington wpecininays: It Is conceded both 5 the Attorne ey-Gonora'e office and Trea- déclae à tment that the Supreme Court will Es Abe vile Fenton h grontez xEsk.At Brockville yest ay the port of the session was, as pated, ocoupded the discussion of the framing a question, no sales were made unt after t board, when tho offerings consisting of 9613 hese of which were whit of to Montreal Pome at 7c to season, therefore, must be said to be o ng very tamely Judeed.m the other aide oi of the Atlantic Tous is as discouraging.perhaps even more 80, a8 i$ has now! some weeks past, The dan able to-day tes white cheese at and colored at i tas a further decline rren \u2014The seition of cheese is discouraging to dealers dairy produce, but oat of htt eae 1a innately worse.& of old are very large and receipts of new more than ordinarily heavy.so that at the momen for the season are anything rather n cheerful.bn the Knglish market, om mpetition with Aus ralia scomsiikely to be ott, and \u201chippers do A eno over ho mh cloud M ce hg es the whole vib is quoted dla Tres oF roe ata dhe Soe res ass rs ofc Lo Je se Bo Re Te, a but quite fresh stoc! ste whe or chips, for ore Leather and a a fantial ain ranted aa sata] hadi ght, is\" so holst values ao, to ior b hides are quoted today at 8c for No.1.7 1, Te for No.2 and 6c fo No.3, cary hl worth Soto C.8c; lambekins, Tor sheepskine, 6 leather Packt of 3 ours.under the Cr stances nervous er and should the strength of hides bo mtatelnei must, of necessity, again advance uniesa business is to be done on M nslanthropie pr princi les.At the moment the following Ties Lair ic or on No.2 manu- dofus Stoves.te of the fact that ne ton là fully Jo ph J 3 sto stores\u2019 trad a.° the naval stores de does not show mucl sien © provemen changed, ntine continuing to sell at at the bored Rast woek, and @ very small declino volume of business is e quote: Turpentine, 4 0 for bbL, and 46c for 5 bbl, lots rogine 28 to je, $2.50 to $5; coal 7 $3.30 into HITS ton waste, colored, a.de ite, à to 10\u20ac; cakun to So To: do, cotton, 10 to 124\u20ac; Cordage Y- more, LE 114c; do, smaller pare mani manilla, 7-16 and in.ep ee Prices of coal have been reduced from T5c per lon since our o's dats and ur nace sizes are now Selling 2 0.with ato and chestnut at $3.28 Altho ugh 0 this drop has had the tenden ulate trade Bone A do changes Ve doc x 2 veau se, dE dos Proton re 5S o , $318; webs oes anthracite oo Se per cord, tops.birch, do ae dre NE 0.$4 to BRITISH MARKETS.Grain and Provisions.morning io ng e Boar?of London kes fof breadstuill as fol or off coast, wheat, rather firmer; , firm, English country markets firm.off coast ulet; on passage firm.Liverpool Theat spot, em, Mar: a à Bg Futy rm at: 5e Mar: Fi les 41d Aug.: otra demand moderate.y; de Hd June; és 7 = PEN Es Th foun a eather in Kag- Spring wheat, § a to FU Pork, 8 $ \u2026 59 winter, 5 2 te5 3 lard, 36 wo oO o 1 5 3 to 536 Bacce 30 to 0 No.2Cala, 0 0 to0 0 Tallow, M6 to 0 OC Cora, $ Mecs Choese,w 460 0 0 0 Pos 5 241.000 Choess.c 470 & GO AMERICAN MARKETS.Reselpis and Shipmenia 5.re 187 Con, 1087 Oats, Lits vil and sus sacs sof FLO UR.4,000 ot savor Qu UTH.May wiz ob, 3 shipments, 241, .Wnzat.rey of ur: pme 1,000 bush.of WHEAT, and ah Com] ata Chisago a beri ror of ho, , ri od pv) ers report of I 3 which heli sh Lu slot rer i notations today $0.30 205 HUE, shipping, 54 345 SE À Fou De = ons 200, in edi ng 1500 Texans.rhe: onto Toronto Produce Market Toronto, Ont, \u2018Wheat, one car of red sold extreme west frgts.at 82c and two cars of white re sold on midland at 85c.Man hard afloat for Port William 88c_was best export bid.active at 35c for white middie wi car lot sold on track here at 38c.fair demand at 430 outside, alse some demand for malting barley at 460 to 470 outside.Rye, car luts héld ottaide at 60c and 57¢ bid.You can buy & fine second hand UPRIGHT PIANO of good make snd in fair condition, for the very low pi 8185.On say terms if required.It'sa bargain! Call and see it.J.W.SHAW & CO, 228 St.James Street.neal \u2014 MISCELLANE OUS.a SEINS LS RENT_A FINE TONED seven wt, Mehl Cotlope ave Sh pes FrANoO .terms terms _mosarpte.xT LET- BEVKHAL LARGE AN AND a wy with power, at mo:inrate she G.Friey Piano ants.Oo.91 et oly to we ANTED-TO RENT 4 SAFER FOR ons) naide apace mun te 21x30.Address * lo STAR ON \u201cue _ ole advices from England this ° Trade the rare ! A i 1 ot ta cs ri ge te ner \u2018 » Satin Marseilles Quilts, Honeycomb Quilts, Colored Satin Marseilles Quilts, Crochet Quilts Bought from one of the city banks, 500 finest Quilts made ata tremendous sacrifice, and will be cleared out To-morrow at 25 per cent less than maker\u2019s prices.0 1014 Honey Comb Faturday, &.1.19.11x4 Clearing Prico only $1.39.Every one should do their shopping at the Great Bargain Centre of Moiftreal.uilts, with heavy fringe, worth $1.98 For To-morrow, eavy Honeycomb Quilts.Maker's Price $210.Our AE Tr Cu RE y w eu RB 5 LY +: FL TET rem 3 vs AN UNEXPECTED \"WINDFAL At the GLASS BLOC Fine Orochet Quilt, maker's 0 x 4 Finest Satin Marseilles Quilts, ry Oo! .day price only Our price only $2 68 for To-morrow, Sa Satin Marsei =x.i \u201cx re + \u2018 vo \\ + \u2019 : it or's price $2.18.Baturs* mak 91.08.11 x 4 Very beat Satin Marseilles Quilts, maker's price 84.ta .The me let Got mada, rob illes Quilts, we have them in this rooms, eto, all 11 x 4 and worth $5.73.For To-morrow, redu GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL OUR SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.| ot for blue rooms, pink rooms, Be only a : ?Ladies\u2019 Glove Bargains, \u2014For To-morrow, Saturday, we will sell Perrin: FOR TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, \u201cSj K, ALEXANDER & CO.oo ; Price, $2.05 Our price for To-morrow! \u2018Freres very beat 01.50 Kid Gloves as $1.29.Soe onr New Tan Kid Gloves, y & Ca, 4 in aif sizes, heavy work on backs, worth $1.10.For To-morrow, Saturday, we.clear them out at only 730.Ladies\u2019 Black and Tan Taffeta Bilk Glov Missce\u2019 and Children's Silk Gloves in Black, White \u2019 250, worth 89cat only 250.A great bargain.and Colored.sr \u2026\u2026 B@FSee enr Ladies\u2019 Fine Black Cashmere Hose, in plain and ribbed, at only - ea rte AE rte EP AE ai ME Art dr je I\" ol ?; ws - , y + ; LU .o y ; ; \u201c\u2026 a.vq 6 aie Ker « Noa eT 5 .wv i IY 240 * \\ i .THE MONTREAL DAILY.ETAR FRIDAY.MAY 10.1884, LL 00 200 doz.Men's at only 23c.remet\u201d = 00 8 2 ted civ to Finest Cashmere Hose, worth 880, For To-morrow, Saturday.MILGINERY.\u2014More new Hats and Bonnets, for To-morrow, Saturday.Lovely aha, lar and can only be had from us.Remember, we carry by far the.west Millinery stock in the city, and are selling it to our retail customers at very close wholesale prices.Ladies\u2019 Spring and Summer Capes cent, discount, ALEXANDER & CO.St.Catherine and University Streets.and Jackets, to be cleared out at 35 per N.B.\u2014Store open To-morrow Night till 11 o'clock.\u2018 THE VERDICT OF CORONER'S JURY.THE FIRE AT THE McDONALD TOBACCO FACTORY.- \u201c The Law Should be Amended, They Say, and Blame Mr.McDonald for Not Having a Staff Trained to Work the Fire Apparatus.At the resumption of the investigation into the causes which led to the death of | Alphonsine Thibaudeau and the other vic tims of the McDonald factory fire, Chief Benoit was called.He expressed the opinion that the exits were «ufficient for ordinary purposes, but not in case of panic.Fire escapes should have been provided at each end of the building.Mr.Benoit was of opinion that buildings in Montieal were generally very poorly provided with fire escape apparatus, and it was a wonder that more people did not lose their lives.In reply to Mr.Macmaster, witness said two separate exits should be provided for escape in case of fire.Witness was not a factory inspector.He was mervly giving his opinion.In answer to Mr.John Brennan, the Chief said that, in his opinion, but for the screens on the windows, a great many more lives would have been lost; but the screens had tinpeded the work of the firemen.r.Pierre Lacroix, building inspector.was next called.He did not consider that outside fire escape ladders would have been any better than the exits provided in the factory.In answer to Mr.Lafontaine, Mr.Lacroix said that there would be considerable dan- r ot Joss of life in case of fire ut the City all, In answer to Mr.Mitchell, said he DID NOT KNOW ANY BUILDING In Montreal better provided with means of escape in case of fire then Mr.MoDonald's factory.Mr.Mitchell, factory inspector.stated that he bad frequently visited the Me- Donald factory.He had never required that fire escape ladders should be provided, as he had considered that the arrangements were as perfect as possible.The law allowed the factory inspecturs to exercise a great deal of discretion.- Mr.Guyon, Factory Inspector, gave some evidence similar to Mr.Mitchell's.hilias Viau, fireman: Jos.Charpentier, cohstable, and Nap.Burel, fireman, were next examined,after which Patrick J.Sexton was recalled.He was followed by Mr.T.Howard Stewart, assistant superintendant of the factory, who corroborated the evidence of a number of preceding witnesses, Messrs.Charles Payne, William Fleeson and Wm.John Findley were the last witnesses examined, and the coroner thea proceeded to sum up the evidence.The jury retired at half-past tive, and, after an hours deliberation, returned the following verdict.That Alphonsine Thibaudeau dived at Montreal on the 26th April, 1893, having thrown herself out of a window at the McDonald factory at the time of the firo, which occurred on the 25th April last, because she was prevented going downstairs b: John Maclean and Victor Lahsie, who acte: without malice, but in error of judgment.We believe it to be our duty to excuse them.We find cause to blame Mr.McDonald for not having had a staff trained to work the fire apparatus and to keep it in good order.Wo also find cause to blame the fnspectors for not having forced the owner of the factory to ailix fire esca on the Mr.Lacroix outside of the building.We arc likewise of), opinion that clause 19 of the regulations cohcern- Ing industrial establishments in the Province of Quebec should be amended.Ib was represented by Mr.Macmaster that the factory inspectors had done ail that the law required them.They had not been obliged to see that the men were trained in the use of the apparatus.The coroner ex- .-plained this to the jury, who conscuted to alter their verdict accordingly.CITY ITEMS.Judge Desnoyers will give judgment in the case of Emmanuel St.Louis on Monday next.The newly appointed chief of the Inland Revenue Department, Mr.D.Legault, will be sworn in to-morrow.A funeral service was sung at the Longue Point Asylum yesterday, in memory of the late Abbé Leclerc, chaplain.A Whter colur sketching class is being held daily during the month of May at the rooms of the Art Association, Phillips square.Mr.J.Ritchie Bell will conduct a song service, on Saturday evening next, in the musical parlor of the Young Men's Christian Association, Dominion square, A sailor named William Doran, had his foot badly crushed on the S.S.State o[ lieor- ia which is anchored at Windmill Point.© was taken the General Hospital for treatment.Rev.Canon Bruchesi, general chaplain of the French Canadian Artizans Society, is to deliver the annual sermon before the Quebec branch of the Society at their annual celebration next Sunday.The last meeting of the season of the St.Jude's Church Band of Hope will take place this evening in the lecture hall of the church.Mrs.Jarley's wax works is a prominent item in an interesting programme.The first of the season's concerts of the Catholic Sailors\u2019 Club was held last evening.The programme was highly enjoyed by a large nuinber of seamen and citizens, The evening's entertainment included songs, recitations and instrumental music rendered by Mr.Parizeau, Dr.Wheeler, Mr.George Hofland, Mr.O'Callazan, Miss Law- lon, Miss Clark and Miss Wheeler.THE QUEEN'S BENCH.The following cases have been placed on the docket for trial at the June term of the Court.of Queen's Bench: The Queen vs.David Edward, murder: Queen vs.Victor Anderson, forgery: Queen vs.Frank Stevens, rape; Queen va.Harry Phillips, wounding with intent to kill: Queen vs.Telerphore Lesage, extortion by threats; Queen va.Oliver McGarrell, shop breaking; Queen va.Hdwin Richardson, frand ; Queen vs.William Smith, attempt to commit murder; aud the Queen vs.Arthur Gaboury, theft.The case against the three Grand Trunk conductors, accused of conspiring to defrand, will be re-upened.NEW TROLLEY CARS, The Montreal Park and Island Railway hope to have their double track from Mount Royal avenue to the Shampek roundscompleted forthe Queen's Birthday.| he surveys on the St.laurent extension are about completed and levels north of St.- My Louis street on Park avenue are being taken to proceed with the work without delay.Two new cars will be put on the Back River and mountain routes.Half a duzen new and 1 coaches have alsobeen ordered in Toronto for the Lachine route.The Company have received two carloads of car trucks some of them double trucks ordered for the high speed cars to be used on the new routes.THE GAS QUESTION.To the Editor of the STAR: Sir, \u2014Wili you allow me to make a few observations on the practical side of the controversy entered into by Ar.Aures and \u2018Fairplay\u201d in vour issue of yes terday?Many interesting questions are touched upon by these gentlemen, arïd I am satisfied that out of this disc light of truth will ultimately prevail, and a cheaper and purer quality of gas be supplied to your citizens; but I can, with con- tidence, leave \u2018\u2018Fairplay\u201d to the pulverizing arguments of r.Ames, object is to bring under your notice the practical question of cost and production of carburetted water gas, which is, in my opinion, one of the moat important features in the question, and about which these gentlemen are evidently unly imperfectly informed.1.Water gas is a compound of hydrogen ussion the and carbonicoxide, in itself it has noillumi- nating value, but in the process of its manufacture, it is mxted, with hydrocarbon vapor, obtained by the introduction of petroleum or other oils, and is rat to à high quality, preferably to 24 to 30 candlepower: 2.Some incidental advantages attending the possession of a water gas plant are : It is most serviceable in case of & sudden increase of demand because of fog, cold weather, or from auy other cause, The apparatus can be put into full work at about four hours notice, while it takes as many days to bring into use an additional Leuch of returts.Often an extreme demand arises, which lasts only for a very few days.In such cases retorts are often lighted up at considerable cost and drop again without Leing used.This involves considerable cost and deterioration of the retorts, to no purpose.À water gas plant would be put to work, meet at once the need of the day and Le put out of action without any appreciable injury.As an \u201cemergency\u201d plant, therefore, it is of great value.- 4.The men employed for water against coal gas are in the relation of one to six, They need not be specially strong and trained men\u2014intelligent youths can do all that is required after a few days training.4.The quality of the gas can varied at will.If occasion require by simply altering.the supply of ail a make of 0 candle gas can Le raised to 40 candles in a few minutes, The fuel used is gas coke.Coals yielding better coke though inferior gas can be employed for the bulk of the manufacture as may be found most economical.5.The large percentage of carbonic oxide in the gas is felt by many scientists to be an objection to it, this gas being wore quickly poisonous than is ordinary coal gns.On this ground the State of Massachusetts for some time declined to allow of its being supplied exclusively to any town inthe State.After wider experience tHe prohibition has been withdrawn and all over the State there are à vast number of towns supplied with water gas only.The quality of the gas is thoroughly permanent, and the flame is much whiter and clearer than coal gas of the same quality.Because, I believe, of the more rapid combustion of the carbon particles in the flame there is little tendency to smoke, even with very high quality.The cose of manufacturing 1000 cubic feet of 25 candle power gas, with a plant to produce 1,000,000 a day.would be as follows, PUEL.For generator 32 lbs.of gas coke at 8c per bush.eaten iiititaeriieeeaneaeeiaeaenteann 064 STEAM BOILER.81bs.of gas coke at Sc perbush.01.6 O1L.4 imp.gals.at dc per gal.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.16 LABOR.5 men continuously 24 hours.10men.02 Purification, time and Supcerintendency.Repairs and maintenance.29.0 Practical experience has now been fully obtained as to the many advantages of this pas in Great Britain, and I may cite Bel- ast, where the corporation laid down their first plant in 1892, with the result that they duplicated it last year, and that the gas costs them to make Z7 cents per 1000 cubic feet.The Beeton Works which are the largest in London, have now increased their water as plant Lo cight times ils original capacity.The Liverpool Corporation, after sending its engineer to the States in 1892, toexamine the different works in operation, have now laid down a plant to supply their city, and erected their own storage tanks for 10,000 tons of petroleum.My own firm has now in hand two municipal contracts for the supply of carburetted water gas plants and oil tanks to store 3000 tons of petroleum.stly, the Montreal Gas Company laid down a plant in 1882 for producing this gas, and have done so, much to the improvement of ita illuminating power, although in their contract with the city there appears the following clause 1: \u201cThe Montreal Gas Company do hereb; bind and oblige themselves to supply an furnish, during the space of ten years, to be computed from the first day of May, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-five, all the gas consumers within the limits of the said city of Montreal, with gas which shall be coal gas, manufactured solely from bituminous coal.\u201d .One word as to capitalization.Our accepted authority on gas in Great Britain Newbigging, in his book, rays the eapi should not exceed £1 or $5 per head for a city such as Montreal.This would repre- rent $1,100,000 on à population of 220,000, and allowing for duties and extra protection inst frost the capital should not be more than $1.500,000.I trust you may consider theae few facts of sufficient interest to be published, in view of my proposal to the city, that the works we would supply tothem should produce half water gas and half coal gaa, I remain, dear sir.Yours faithfully, .8 Kivxe.THAT MONTH'S ADJOURNMENT.La Minerve does not put any faith in the rumor circélated in Winni that the ad- jourament of the Manitohe Legislature for a month was due to the officious interference of the Governor General In the hope that in the meantime, a compromise would be brought about.TAKEN EN DELIBERE, The case of James O'Brien.jr., accused of obtaining $20,000 from the Quebec Bank on false pretences han been en delibere Judge Desnoyers, judgment will be given lu a few days, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR.One of the mast interesting lectures of the season was that delivered last evening ln the Windsor Hall by Rev.Father McCallum on \u2018\u201cMy Trip Abroad.\u201d The object of the Sm as \u2018work on exhibition.lecture was to raise funds to meet certain small debts which had been contracted by the reverend lecturer, who is the almoner of the poor in St.Patrick's parish during the winter, in the course of which he has had more calls made upon him than has been the case for seven years past.The trip wbich Father McCallum described to his audience was the one made when, as a theological student, he in 1868 left America to spend two years at the head seminary of the Sulpicians in Paris, and was enabled to be in Rome during the time of tbe last full Council of the Bishops of the entire Catholic Church, when in 1870 the doctrine of the infallibility of the Pope was formulated and became a dogma of the Church.The last portion of the lecture was devoted to experiences during the time of the siege, some of which were very thrilling.Of the delivery of the lecture, the racy stories and incidents interwoven with valuable information, it is needless to speak; Father McCallum is too well known as a model for lecturers, but a wore must be said in praise of the excellent stereopticon views, and also of some excellent singing by a choir of young men, under the direction of Prof.Fowler, which was highly appreciated by the large audience.MACNAB WAS BUCHANAN.The Condemned Doctor's Two Brothers ; : Were in Montreal.© In the STAR of May 1 appeared a paragraph stating that during ve Buchanan\u2019s trial for poisoning his wife, his brother Arthur was in Montreal, accompanied by a young fellow named A.L.Macnab.It now 1 \" i 4 Minas, DR.ROBERT BUCHANAN, The Condemned Murderer.transpires, according to the New York World, that Macnab was really Edward Buchanan, another younger brother of the condemned doctor.This would explain, has sold to Henry Kelly lot 303, Parish of Montreal.front on Richardson street, with buildings.or Fuphirin Bisson has sold to Pierre Forget, lot 188-4, Cote St.Louis village, front on Robin street, with buildings for $1100.The Montreal Loan and Mort Ca, has sold to James M.Last, lots 244 to M7, Hochelaga vil- for $4750.PERSONALS.Mr.G.Barclay-Bruce, Calgary, North-West Territory.is in town.Mr.R.A.E.Kenneds.of the Hamilton Times, is à guest at the Windsor.Mr.W.Dobell, who has apont the winter in Quebec, has returned to town.Mr.J.M.C.Muirand Mrs.Muir will shortly leave town for their cottage at Dorval.- Mr.W.Niven and Mrs.Niven have returned from a trip to England by the Labrador.M.William B.Lorrigan.of tho firm of Jobn Lorrigan, left for New York last evening.Mr.Herbert S.Hunter and family aro among the rocent arrivals at Dixie for the summer.Mise Stevenson, Guy street, has been the guest x her sister, Mrs.Whitehcad, at Montmorency.uebec.; Mr, J.M.Kirk and family have taken possession of their summier residéuco at Norwood for © season.Mr.Henry R.Gray is at present at Quebco, attending the convention ofthe Council of Public Instruction.Mr.Charles Stuart, Mrs.Stuart and Mise Stuart have arrived at the St.Lawronce Hall from Port Hopo.\u2014 - coc Mr.Murray Kennedy and Mrs.Kennedy have been visiting their relatives in Quebec sinco their return from England.; Mr, E.8.Sharpe and Mrs.Sharpe have already taken up their residence for the summer at their country house at Dorval.,\u2018 ; Mr.E.H.Botterell has taken \u201cSilver Heights,\u201d the charming cottage of Mrs.Klliott Shaw at nafiold for the season.Mr.H, J.H.Petry, one of the masters of Bishop's College School, Lennoxvillo, hus\u2019 been spending a few days in town.Hon.Mr.Justice Cross, is crocting a fino resi- donce for his daughtor, Mrs, W, R.McInnes, on his property on Fine avenpey | .Mr.J.Cassie Hatton, Q.C., and Mrs.Hatton, have arrived at 150 Metcalfe atroot, on thelr return from their winter abroad.Mr.A.Darling and family have been among the early departures fron town for Ste.Rose, where they will spend tho summer.Mr.À.P.Murray, mânager Brantford Starch \u2018Worker, arrived in town on Tuesday, to attend the wedding of his sister, Miss Clark Murray.Mr.P.C.Campbell-Johnson, Mrs.Campbell- Johnson and family are in town on their geturn from England, en route to Vancouver, B.Mrs, J.C.Watson, who has recently returned from Colorado, leaves this week for Asheville, N.C.where she will make u stay of some weeks, Hon.J.S.Hall and family will shortly take their departure from town for Dorval, where they have takon à cottago for the coming summ- mer.Mr.W.H.Benyon and Mra.Benyon have takon the residénos of Mr.W.FR.Oswald, 211 Drum- mond atreet, lately occupiod by Mr, D.D.ann.Mr.E, A.Whitehead and family will leave town shortly for Dorval, where they will occupy r.ilton Green's cottage for the sceson., \u2026 Principal MacVicar, of the Presbyterian Col- loge, has just returned from New York.where therefore, the intense interest which the |-he n spending a brief holiday with his alleged Macnab took in the case.The brother.World adds : \u201cIt is know that Macnab, or .W.A.Caldwell han recently Edward Buchanan, frequently visited Dr.|.the residence, 291 Poel street.where Bu s house ip Newark, at the time A.L MACNAB, Otherwise Edward Buchanan.of the latter's marriage to the woman Sutherland, and knew a good deal about the terms of the will; that he was a frequent visitor at the house in West Eleventh ! street during the time of Mrs.Sutherland's | illness and death.\u201d The New York paper publishes portraits of Edward and Dr.Robert Buchanan side by side and the likeness is marvellous.EDUCATIONAL WORK.The work which the educational classes of the Young Women's Christian Associa- he is.: ing out extensive improvements befote taking possession.Seas Dr.Warden has returned from Toronto, where he has teen attending tho annual meeting of the Augmentation Fund Committee of the fresby- terian Church.\u2026.Rev.Mr.Horridge, St.Andrew's Church, Ot tawa, left for England on Saturday by the Sar- dinian, on extended leave of absonce, for the benetit of his health.Mr.E.J.Major and family will again the aunimer this reason at Ste.Agatho des for the benefit of Mrs mountain air is recommen Mr.C.F.Sise, president of the Bell Telephone Company, has taken possession of his recently purchased residence, Sherbrooke atrect, lately, occupied by Mr.Hugh A.Allan.Mr.T.C.Keefer, C.M.G.C.E., Ottawa, is in town at the Windsor.Mrs.Koefer accompani by her daughter, Miss McKinnon, isthe quest of her sister, Mrs.Mac! Mackay street.| .The Rev.Dr.Campbell, Professor of Apolo- gotics and Church History in the Presbyterian College, with his family, has gone to pass the hot season at summer residence in Muskoka, : Dr.Charles McEachran and Mrs.McEachran have taken Mrs.D.Lorn MacDougall's pretty summer residence, \u201cFir Gouage.\u201d at Cacouna, for tho season.They will ko possession in une.nd onts or\u2019s health, for whom Mme.Chapleau, wife of the Liout.-Governor of the Province of Quebec, who has;been on a visit to her parents, Colonel King and Mrs.King at Sherbrooke, Que., arrived in town on Tuceday eveniog.Mr.John Torrance, junior, of the Dominion Steamship Company, has returned to town from Fortiand having been relieved from his winter luties by the opening of navigation in tho St Lawrence, Lieut.-Col.Cole, president of the Council, and Lieut.-Col.Turnbull, vice-president of the Do minion Artillery Association, have gone to Ottawa to attend tho annual meeting of the Association.men Miss McEachran, accompanied by.Miss M Eachran, Scotland, has left town for \u201cKilelian Dorval, to make preparations forthe arrival of Dr.Duncan Mckachran and ran tion have done during the year, was placed for the summer months on exhibition tenter ay afternoon in the Mz.Albert Shorey has left town for his sum- Association building, and included speci- | mer residence at Bord a Plouffe, adjoinin mens of freshaud and architectural draw- | Maple flank.\u201c the property of Mr.À.A.alé ing; landscape and decorative painting, be- art.who will shortly tako his departure sides the ordinary day-to-day work of the commercial classes.The exhibition was exceedingly creditable altke to pupils and tenchers.At five o'clock afternoon tea was served by the lady friends of the Association, and in the evening the annual public closing took place, when an excellent pro- gramine of music and recitations was pre- sen by the associate members.3 Stevenson, President of the Association spoke briefly upon the work which been accomplished during the year.During the afternoon and evening a large nämber of friends visited and inspected the SHIPPING NOTES.The Allan Line steamship Sarmatian, arrived in port at eight o'clock last evening.She sailed from Glasgow on April 35.She carried 30 steerage and 33 intermediate ugers.The latter are bound for the mort vest where they will proceed ay., HE a postmaster of Toronto has i six thoroughbreds to Englan steamship Austrian of the Allan Fine.Two of the horses are for H.R.H.the Prince of Wales and two for Lord Lanedowne.The horsés are valued at $500 each.LADY ABERDEEN ACCEPTS.The secretary of the Montreal Women's Club has received the following letter from Lady Aberbeen : GovErNMENT Housx, Ottawa, May 7th, 1505 Duan Mrs.MACNAUGETON : Tam sorry that I should have allowed so long a to ela without sending youa definite reply ng the Honorar: ency of the Montreal Women's Club, which that body was good enough to 0 me.May I ask you now to convey my best thanke to the gommittee for their offer, and my hearty from town for the season, The Rev.D.Greville Lowis, chaplain of Her Majesty's prison, Shigton Maillot, Somersetshi Eng., is in the city.Mr.Lewis proposes to visi the ncipal prisons of Canada and thé Uni tates before returning home.Mrs.Davidson Parker and Miss Parker were provonted Garrying out thelr intention of re- urning to Montreal by the Labrador by the in- dis] fon of Mrs, Parker, who was detained in England by an attack of influenza.\u2018 Madame Chapleau, wife of His Honor the Lieutenant Governor of Quebec, paid a visit to the Templo Emanu-El Joaterday.On leavi she was dresented by Rabbi Veld with copies the Prayer Book, hymns and music.Dr.Scane, late resident house - of the ital, who is sacceedod by visit to his relatives, bef practice of his profession in Montreal.Mise Lunn, Park avenue, has left for Now York, whence she takes her departure on Wed- nosday for Kngland,by the Toutonio,aocompanied y Mrs.Daniel Torrance, nee Vanderbilt, with whom she will spend the summer, travelling on the continent.; BUSINESS NOTES ht - Partners! have been registered T.H.Bousquet A.Fortier, grocers (T.H.net & Cie.); Mrs.P.Prudhomme, restaurant, alone (P.Prudhomme & Cle); Miss Adelaide Smithe, alone (The Waterloo Paste Manufacturiag Co.).Dissolution has been registered by A.Cardinal and 0 5 Aubin, plumbers, etc.(Cardinal and = A GOOD THING.The City on the Thames Knows How to Appreciate à Vgluahle iscoverz.Loxnox, Ont, May 10.-London citizens have claimed for some time that their city is one of the most progressive In the Domin- out the acce fon, and many pdints ap With Te ror ihe continued sncosss of assertion.Among other valuable novelties the same, e mo which have met with general adoption ma; Yours sincersly, be mentioned the remedy s0 effective in al > lsnEx.ABERDEEN.cases, ot kidnay trouble, called Dodd's Kid- mo ne; 8.wonderful recoveries r.REAL, ESTATE NEWS.and Mr.Langley of this ity.of Drs.ose Flavien Flliatreanlt and B.A.T.de M ignr.and cCorm ot x due en alt an oN » \u2026 12.qua have sold to Hormisdas ue on of many ras or have hain lot 35-508 to TH, Village Cate des and been restored to health Neliges (\"Maplewood\"), 148 fest by about 18, with y en the right \u2018of way in Maplewood avenue, tor 51008, vinoed Loadoners tbat The cntreal loan and Mortgage Company y .| man repested ve \u201cA NOW FIRST PUBLISHED.THE PIRATE TEN: A falt-Water Romance, BY W.CLARK RUSSELL, Author of ** The ivory Thy ri Fron Bbip,\u201d \u201cThe COPYRIGHTED, 1895, BY W.CLARK RUBSELL.CHAPTER VI.\u2014(Continued.) \u201cThey'll have made for the ship in the north,\u201d said Mr.Matthews to the second mate.And that no doubt was the case, though the Queen had been the nearer vessel.For a couple of hours old Benson kept his ship hanging in the wind, and the passengers watched, with admiration and fear, a splendid but frightful picture, from which the sense of the human life that had been there, having made its escape, could not rob the spirit of tragedy.She lay but a quarter of a mile distant, Figure the tons of oil in her, the oil-soaked plants, the well used masts, the dripping in every pore! he heavens overhead shook in folds of crimson to the horizon.The skipper saw there was no life In the p burning ship four bells strike, and glancing once more at the glowing and throbbing heap, which shone aa daylight for anything to be seen in a league around, he gave.orders for sail to be trimmed.Old Benson was a man of habits.When he commanded a full rigged ship, then, in certain latitude, he regularly took in his tore and mizzen royals and flying jib, whether there was any occasion to do so or not; also, after the passengers had retired and the cabin lamp was turned low, bed come on deck in his tall hat and pea coat, -| and smoke one Manilla cheroot, marching up and clown abreast of the wheel.You might tell the time by the skipper's star of tobacco aft, and strike the béll when he threw the stump away.He was marching up and down now at this hour of hard upon six bells; at the forward extremity of the short white lehgth of poop deck stepped Mr.Poole, the second mate; a solitary figure grasped the wheel, The sails swelled to the main royal, and from under the hows came a noise like water in little streams merrily running over shingle, \u2019 \u201cMr.Poole,\u201d suddenly called out the Captain, in a voice that sounded harsh and artot-like, perhaps with the suddenness of t, and the soft silence it broke into.- Sir,\u201d answered the second mate, and he | came swift aft, touching his hat as he met the old ski quarter-boat, clear of the wheel.\u201c Whose volces are those down on thie quarter-deck I\" \u201cOne's Mr.Davenire, sir.1 think I bear Mr.Hankey, and there are two or three others.\u201d \u201c Why don\u2019t they go to bed?\u201d \u201cI don\u2019t know, sir.\u201d \u201c What are they doing, sir?\u201d \u201cSmoking, sir.After a short, expressive pause, old Benson said, \u201cThe mate tells me you knew Mr.Hankey before he came on board this ship.\u201d \u201cHe cams out in a ship that I was in, sir.\u201d * Who is het\u201d the second mate speaking nervously, as a roung officer well might when challen y a skipped in the manner which old Benson Was NOW Wearing.\u2018*Didn\u2018t he come on board the ship the night before we sailed at your invitation?\u201d \u201cNo, sir.A small boat sculled alongside.1 looked over the rail and was hailed by name.Recollecting the gentleman, and understanding that he was to be a pas senger a this ship, I asked him board.\u201d a .\u201c What was your talk about?\u201d \u2014 \u2018 Many things, sir\u2014I forget ; the ship I had come out with him in; his struggles in the Colonies, and 20 on.\u201d \u201cDid he enquire abowt the consignment of gold 2\u201d said the Captain, standing hard as bronze upon his rounded legs, whilst he watched the face of the second mate by the light of the moon, his glowing cigar poised, a loose white hair or two trembling.The second mate was afraid to speak the truth, and told a lie.This questioning of the old skipper astonished and alarmed him.Unformed suspicions filled his head and muddled it.When he should have said es he answered no.The Captain quitted Tim abruptly and went some paces forward, and strode awhile athwartship, smoking, but some feet abaft the rail at the break so that those who stood under could not see him.There was nothing, however, for the old man to hear but a low rumble of voices with an occasional laugh, saving that once a clearer voice began without heed of the cuddy door being open and the ladies aleep- ing within, to tell a story which dismissed the old skipper to his regular post, and whilst he sucked at his cigar-end he h à shout of laughter.Captain Benson this night lingered a little longer than usual on deck.Seven hells found him pacing his dignity.walk betwixt the wheel and the mizzenrigging: at this hour all was hushed œurider the break of the poop.The last of the passengers had turned in, and the ship was in possession of the watch on deck, who sno in corners or wearily paced the forecastle, ; Now it was that old Benson, after taking A view of the compass, aud sending à searching look aloft and to windward, and after grufily delivering a sentence or two of instructions to Mr.Poole, went below to get some rest; but no man could tell at what hour this old skipper would re-appear, for he was mysterious as a spectre in this tricks of emergence.Often it happened that within ten minutes of the old dog's having gone below for the night, the mats of the watch, loungin at the rail, relieved of the tyranny of that bow-le presence, would look aft and start on beholding, walking close benide the wheel, the shadowy but familiar figure in a tall hat and long coat.Midnight was struck on the bell, a hoarse voice bawled down through the fore-seuttle, \u201cEight bells below there.D'ye hear the news?\u201d The wheel was relieved, and the chief officer, with his eyes full of sleep, came up the weather poop-steps, and talked for a few minutes to .Poole, who then went to his cabin.\u2019 moon was far astern on the quarter, sinking, and the burning light of the whaler gone long si Clouds of fleece flew across the stars, which rhook in splendour, and the barque .strained as she drove the brine into récoil- ing ashes.But the breess had header, they had braced pp in that first watch, and the ship was off her course.Scarcely twenty minutes had elapsed since the watch was relieved, when Mr.Matthews, who soberly paced the weather side of the poop: was surprised by observing © second ma iding with great rapidity across the deck from the lee ladder.Matthews came to a stand.le, exclaimed, breathing fast : * What do you think?The arma-chest in | my cabin bas been forced, and the whole of the weapons stolen |\u201d CBAPTER VIL Vl THE CAPTAIN'S STATEMENT.- The barque hesled to a damp gust of the t reese as the second mate in a voice, his Fr nigh low wi tation, ke; Mr.Matthews did Dot Fishy catchy his meaning.The worda.i the small arms stolen out the ohest I\u201d exclaimed Mr, Matthews, and.no boats about; he heard pper abreast of the alftef | bulkhead o \u201cI know nothing of him, sir,\u201d responded ! ng hard at his leaning figure, and fe Phe.\u201cHow long ri Poole by the windy starlight.have they been gone?\u201d \u201cI've only just discovered the theft,\u201d answered the second mate.\u201cThis must be reported to the Captain at once,\u201d said Mr.Matthews.* Keep the deck till I return, He went below and knocked on the Captain\u2019s door.The skipper swung in a cot, and when the mate told him that Mr.Poole had just discovered that the whole of the ship's small arma were stolen, he tumbled out of his swing bed on to the deck in shirt and draw- erd as an ape drops out of a tree when shot.** Who's done it, sir\" puffed the old man, whilst he pulled on his breeches and coat aud took down his tall hat, all in a passion of hurry.\u2018The ship must be searched for the things, six, maid the mate.ol ki \u201cAy, to her dunnage,\u201d blew the skipper.\u201cThe small arms stolen!\u201d he exclaimed, brought to a halt by an instant shock of sheer incredulity.\u201cWhy, this looks like a plan, don't it?A conspiracy, hey, sir.Forward or aft?\u201d Softly sir.\u201d He opened the door and they stepped.out light y.\u2018Send Mr.Poole here,\u201d said old Benson, in a whisper like a saw, and he went straight .to the second mate's cabin.He entered it without ceremony.A little lamp screwed to the bulkhead was burning.The lid of the arms\u2019 chest lay open, and the skipper had that it was empty.While he was gaping at it Mr.\u2018Poole arrived.\u201cWhat's the meaning of this, sir?\u201d said the Captalti, pointing to the chest.*I have no idea, air,\u201d answered the second mate, who was pale, and seemed alarmed.*You have the key of this chest, sir.Where is it!\" The second mate opened a locker, and took out a key.\u2018Here it is, sir, just as I placed it.Just as it's lain from the inning.The persons who have stolen the arms did not want my key.The lock's been reed.\u201d \u201cWhen did you make thi®discoverv, sir\u201d the Captain raid, casting his little eyes about.\u201cJust now, sir, soon after the chief officer relieved me.\u201cWhat made you examine the box just now?\u201d The questions you put to me on deck, sir.\u201d \u201cLet me see the list of the small arms.\u201d Mr.Poole produced a packet of papers from bis little locker, and handed a dirty old parchment like piece of stuff to the captain, who stepped close to the lamp and read aloud : *\u2018Seven muskets, five blunderbusses, four horse pistols, five other pistols, and a dozentof cutlasses.\u201d \u201cThey must be in the ship,\u201d he exclaimed.\u201cI don\u2019t like the look of this, sir.I'll not believe,\u201d he went on softening his voice, with a glance at the the adjacent cabin, \u201cthat the crew have had a band in it.Yet the forecastle must be searched.This was done when'all bands were on deck watching the whaler on fire.Who sleeps next \u2018ef\u2019 \u201cCaptain Trollope and Mr.Weston, sir.I don\u2019t think myself\u2014\" stammerad the second mate, with a bewildered look.\u201cWhat, sir, what?\" panted the old skipper.\u201cI doubt if they're in the ship,\u201d continued the unfortunate ofticer.\u201cThat window was open when I came below.I don't recollect leaving it open when I went on deck at eight o'clock.Whoever did it has washed my berth out for me,\u201d and striding to his bunk he grasped and held aloft a quantity of blanket, sodden with salt water.The Captain made no answer.Hedarted many quick and curious looks around the little interior.Tommy Poole! Your Captain viewed but a poorly embellished hole: n portrait of Poole\u2019s mother éut out of black paper, the lineaments bronzed; a small crucifix at the head of the bunk; a rack containing a few pipes\u2014but a man who on six pounds a month supports an old mother and a childless wife cannot handsomely furnish his cabin.\u201cGo and call up both stewards,\u201d said the Captain.he two men slept in the steerage.They promptly arrived, tumbling astonished and eager out of their bunks, They were amazed to find the commander of the ship at this sepulchral hour of one bell standing hatted, his face inflamed, his hanging arms vibrating like the legs of a dreaming dog, in the cabin of the second mate, who was himself colorless as though he had been stabbed.\u201cTrickle, said the Captain, \u2018some one has flundered the arms chest.\u201d He pointed to Trickle sank his head and opened his mouth.\u201cDid you notice anybody hanging about the cuddy last evening when all the people were on deck looking at tbe fire\u201d Trickle thought hard, so did John, the under steward; they stared at each other, they revolved in the anguish of their struggle with recollection; one seemed to have hen the other, each with a jerk of his fist, one finger up; to uo pu In fact, both men had been on the forecastle while the sea-show lasted, and when they went aft the passengers were coming In a body from the poop into the cuddy, talking about the fire, and looking about them for grog, [70 be Continued.) BOOK NOTICE.Thou Art the Man! Dedicated to Miss ber, \u2018\u2018whom I love and honor for her work's rake,\u201d by Geo.Douglas.(Toronto: William Bri ) [This little.book is introduced to the public by Prelato commendations penned Miss Frances Willard, the Rev.Johnston, D.D., and the venerable Sir William J.Dawson, who expresses his fervent hope \u201cthat the good words of Dr.Douglas may continué to flow on as a purifying stream into the coming age.\u201d The work Is composed of three speeches delivered at large public meetings, and these orations are now entitled \u201cThe White Cross,\u201d \u201cSocial Purity\u201d and \u201cThe Woman of Sama- ria.\u201d Dr.Hugh Johnston correctly says that the late Dr.Douglas was not only a great religious teacher, but a social reformer, and that he rendered pre-eminent service to the sacred cause of Social Purity.His eloquence was of the.ionate and scathing type, and his blindness in latter lifs, by preven him from committing to wri is burning thoughts, rendered his styls shan it might otherwise ut bis declamation was wrung from him by the corruption and dishonesty of which he was told on every side.He brooded in secret over the evils'of the age, and when, at the solicitation of the friends of humanity, stod up boldly to denounce these his at times resembled that of some the old Phete.Occasionally, it must be admitted, his zeal cutran his discretion, and in hia impeachment of individuals his phraseology was almost coarve.This blemish scarcely added to the strength of his invectives; but he acted, at any rate, conscientiously, and seemed tobe absolutely carried away by the whirlwind of hisIndigna- tion, What we cannot butconsider errors of taste, must be pardoned when an ora- is thundering against, villainy and vice in b Quarter.and this fact alone must e hynterioal of the follow- denunciation : \u201cI tell constituenc of this country, Kast and West, which I could name, that the hour is coming, and now lis, when to send men of tainted, of trescent ebaracter to tbe Parlisments this land is to consign the very name of their constituency to reprobe- no need to look twiceto see tion and universal contempt.I tell these men, who bave won some little success as members or Ministers,\u201d but who bear on their forehead the Apocalyptic mark of the beast\u2014I tell those highly honorable members whom it may concern\u2014yex, and all rough-handed I hit them square between the eyes, when I tell them that their example and record is pestilential.But let them not be deceived: the time is at hand when the Sir Charles Dilkes and the Colonel Hallets of Canadian politics must retire before the scorn and aroused conscience of the electors of the land.We strike the tocsin and sound the knell of their political damnation.What is true of men political is true of men professional Your libertines, legal or medical! their vocation ax trusted advisers is gone, and righeously gone, for ever.\u201d he iniquity which occasioned this outburst must assuredly have been very heinous, but we cannot call to mind what.it was._ AYOUNG GIRL'S TRIALS.HER PARENTS HAD ALMOST GIVEN UP HOPE OF HER RECOVERY, Pale and Emaciated.Subject to Severe Headaches, She Was Thought to be Going Into a Decline \u2014 Now the Ploture of Health and Bsauty\u2014How Her \u2018Restoration was Brought - About.; : From the Richibucto, N.B., Review.There are few very people, especially among the agriculturists of Kent Co., .B., who do not know Mr.H.H.Warman, the popular agent for agricultural machinery of Molus River.A Review representative was in conversation with Mr.Warman recently, when the subject of Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills was incidentally touched upon.T.Warman said he was a staonch believer in their curative properties, and to Justify hilu opinion ho related the cure of his sister, Lisa, Jessie Warman, aged 15, who he said been \u201c\u2018alinost wrested from the grave by Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills.\u201d Miss Warman had beerd suffering for nearly a year with troubles incident to girlhood.She suffered from severe and almost constant headaches, dizziness, heart palpitation, and was pale and bloodless, and eventually became so wi and emaciated *hat her nts\u2018 thought that she was in cousumption, and had all but given up hope of her recovery.Her father, Mr.Richard Warman, who is a well-to-do farmer, spared no expense to procure relief for the poor suffercr.The best available medical relief was employed, but no relief came, and although the parents.were almost in despair, they still strove to find the means of restoring their loved one to health.Mr.Warman, like everybody else who reads the newspapers, of the many marvellous cures effected by the use of Lr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills, but like some others, looked upon these stories as \u201cmere patent medicine advertisements.\u201d However, as everything else had failed he determined that Pink Pills should be given 1, with result no less marvellous than that of many other cases related through the press.Williams\u2019 Pink Fills have completely cured the young lady, so that in a few months, from a helpless and a aup- posedly dying girl, she has become a pictura of health and activity.The Warman family is so well known in this part of the country that no one would think of disputing any statement made by any of its members.Mr.H.H.Warman, on account of his business as salesman for agricultural machinery, is rsonally acquainted with nearly every- Pedy in the county, and we feel assured that any enquiries made of him concerning the statements made above will be readily answered.The gratifying results following the use of Dr, Williams\u2019 Pink Pills, in the case of Miss \u2018Warman, prove that they are unequalled as a blood builder and nerve tonic.In the case of young girls who are pale or sallow, listless, trou tation of the heart, weak and easily- tired no time should be lost in taking à course 0 Dr.Williams\" Pink Pills, which will speedily enrich the blood, and bring a rosy glow of heaith to the cheeks.They are a specific for troubles peculiar to females such as suppressions, irregularities, and all forms of weakness.In.men they effect a radical cure in all cases arising from mental worry, overwork, or excesses of whatever nature.Dn Williams Pink Pills are manufactured by the Dr.Williams\u2019 Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont., and Schenectady, N.Y., and are sold in boxes (never in loose form by the dqzen or hundred) at 50 cents a box, or six boxes for $2.50, and may be hod of all druggists or direct by mail from Dr.Williams\u2019 Medicine Company at either address.He who cannot forgive others, breaks the bridke over which he must pass himself; for every man hath need to be forgiven.For any cass of nervousness, sleeplessness, eak stomach, indigestion, dyspepoia,reliet sure in Carter's Little Liver Pills.erable under;learn from it, turn it to account, Special Notices.ss [GIVE BABY A START.BUILD UP THE BODY.-.Lactated Food has all the Elements that Promote Health and Strength.At this season, the weak and slokly baby uiresn new start in life to ena it vo ball up the body, and gain strencth forthe trying summer weather.Lactated Food does the good work to perfection.When baby is regularly fed on it, all goes well: the home is joyous and happy, use baby is bright, hearty and healthy.ousanda of mothers in Canada have this happy experience, aud know that Lactated in a home bleasing.this grand Food, dear mother.for Es right piano from us, almust new, for on very easy terms.Nordhelmer's, £13 8 James st.110 3 .You can buy a handsome Heintzman Up t.Insolvent.Attention is called to the advertisement of the sale of the Insolvent Estate of A.I.Gravel, of Louiseville, Que.110 4 To any little and perform much le the characteristio of à great man.ery man ov and w nt ta Hood's Sersaparilia.It kéaps the pare.led with a fluttering or palpi- Pain was not given thee merely to be mis- | See our Gray Serge Cutaway Men\u2019s Suits, in light and dark shades, cut in the latest style, price $15.00, cost you $25.00 to order.7 WORKMAN'S WAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE, Balmoral Block, 1101 1888 and 1390 Notre Dame ESTABLISHED 1809, H.R.IVES & CO: \u2014MANUFAGTURERS\u2014 h IRON RAILINGS and CRESTINGS.curvects Resions Composite Wrought Bret Metal À Ton Work, Iron Gates, Sox Architectural ron Work.SN of every description, } Stablo Fittings, Wire vd.Window Guards, Gar den and Park Setlees, OPERA CHAIRS, Ke, &c, &c QUEEN STREET, - Montreal, FLY SCREENS For Windows and Doors.to fit sny Door or Window.Finely finished, 5 Da (3) de = x = Da \u2026- Sizes Prices very low._ Gem Ice Cream Freezers.Ice Planes and Shredders.- Ice Picks, Ice Mallets.Lemon Squeczers and Glasses.& W.KERR; R.1555 NOTRE DAME ST.Uptown: 7330 8¢.Catherine BL.100%a3 | Our Children\u2019s Blousesare appreciat ed and bought freely \u2014they should beat the low prices we sell them at.oo C WORK MAN'S MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE Balmeral Bleck.101 1585 and 1600 Notre Dame S47 Direct GENERATORS.Coupled | FOR\u2014 .Bee | LIGHT AND Driven POWER, - \u2014AND\u2014 .All Kinds of Electrical Apparatus for Lighting and Power.\u2026 Write for quotations.R.E.T.PRINGLE, Contracting, Electric and Mechanical Engineer, IMPRRIAL BLDG, «+ + - MONTREAL, W.&F.P.CURRIE& CO, 100 Grey Nun Street, MANUFAOTURERE OF i BESSEMER STEEL SOFA, CHAIR and BED SPRINGS: A large stock always on hand.a mes See our Novelty in Black Silk Summer Coats and Vests, the price is $5.00.\u2014 The proper thing for the finest trade.- WORKMAN'S A.CLOTHING MOUSE, meral Bleck, 1888 and 1806 Notre Baume Street.: Books CottonRoot COMPOUND.1101 éovered.Bow f unprinoi \"offer inferior mbdicines in place of this.Ask for\u201d Cook's Cotton Root Componnd, fake no subeté- tuts, or iuclose $1 and 6 cents In postage in letter - and we willsend, sealed, by return mafl Fulisealed particulars In plain envelops, to ladics only, 8 stamps.Address The Cook Compawny, .Windsor, Ont., Canada, - - Bold in Montreal by B.K.MOGALLK, 2143 Notry Date of ta te \u2014\u2014 ee - - L - DQOUUOE 3 POISO : Have yon Sors Zhroat, Ii.cples, Copper-Colored Spots.ches, OId Bores, Ulowrs in Mouth, Fiatr-R | 11; Write Cook Remed Mas], F Ces sont le Chi 1.roofs of cures.vaio ses so0.Ponisi nine yonrs + sound and well.2 free ne .ies & For Novelties in Children\u2019s Blouses visit sc: WORKKANA TAUNMOTE CLOTHING MOUSE, Balmoral Bleck ° 1101 1458 and 1800 Notre Dame 6.' LEGAL CARDS.- - ANAS ANASYNAANANASAL McGlbbon & Davidson ABDVOCATES, dc, NEW YORE LUFE BUILDING, = MONTRRAL Poors Davidov \u2018+ ° PT) R D.MeGibbos, Q A 156 2 | Te IMMO TEE SIP IE AIRES TA ns > TPIT A ll \u201c ht 270 mes re + ; + ba A ~The Baily Star, \u2014 \u201d ven ¢ \u201ceo Tr GRAHAM -& CO., Proprietors, 163 and 165 St, James Street == Tug Dasry STAR {3 sent to any part of the i ot ftatenor Cauada : postage free,at $8 n year, { fas six months, aud 900.for three mon tha, \u2019 believe the circulation of THE STAR ex- Cotas tive vembined Isaue of ail the ojber English .mswspapers published in the city of Mon \u201cTA Agents for French Advertising are Menara.Mayence, Favre & Cie, Kuo de la Grange, Bate- re 18, Paris, France, CIRCULATION \u2014OP THE Daily.and Weekly Star FOR WEEK ENDING MAY 4, 1805.MondaYy.\u2026\u2026\u2026u\u2026ruses coccosressassese\u2026 40,870 'TUESÂAY.morue so0a000 asssssa causes 41,158 Wednesday.acvosasessmsces 41,103 Thursduy.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.ascevscovas 0000.Æ1,O03A Friday. The above house ls now + rendy to nccommodatà ques.for the summer.Elegant boating, fishing and other attraoe tions found in à first-class resort.Moderate rates.Good summer train service.1086 RIVIERE DU LOUP (En Bas.) vishi peas the summer in ee EE boar st.the WHITE HOUSE.0 Rivieve du Loup Point.Vast galleries, fine landscapes, near the new chu 2 wharf, with bath house.Terms very mas 38 STE.MAGLOIRE ROY, McLEAN\u2019S HOTEL.MAIHAIBAY, + - - Saguenay, Que.Firet-olees board ab moderate prices, and the best fishing in the country.sea PETER MCLEAN, Proprietor.HOTEL BELLEVUE, Riviere du Loup (en bas) Wharf, Somat dronehly sb Ja EE ta for the nt Ton For further Information ad MRS, J.A.evry Qua.moderate 107 Simos HOTEL DOUGLASS, on Jaks Champlain, opens June 1 let.Best fami hott .besoch., boating.fishing and Troch ream, butter nd from hotel fr Sand or circuler to JOHN L.MOCK, Douglas, Loe AN IDEAL SUMMKE RESORT THE BANNER HOUSE, Chateaugay Lake, Franklin Ce, mr.¥.Tg ee iy soared rae pain rai porn of hundreds of sise ii bathing, phir Rave Write 5.C.BHAW, Proprietor.Bol.sim ROOMS FOR SUMMER MONTS ing benutiful village of Richelieu, spr.mbly, at ressonable ra ates 500d.hosting os wWhasd App Appis to N.Mason, rides 3 spring water; ee dre A MG Se me, A ee eee ee 1 \u2014IETE SE BR US Sx i BT =v mr a DES ETRE ~ ' RYE iin rien nt SIE x re om. # pe rT RTE Se LR TRE - rome wr wii pm + ÿ : five fyrlon, dohn Murphy & Co's ADVERTISEMENT.DON'T HESITATE If you need a Jacket to attend to the following bargain list at once.IT'S \u201cA SNAP\u201d that occurs only now and again in our Mantle Department, and is always quickly \u2018Snapped up\u201d by experienced shoppers : LADIES\u2019 JACKETS, Assorted Colors, original prices 28.75 c0 $11.75, to cléar at #1.50.LADIES\u2019 JACKETS, Assorted Colors, original prices $0.00 to £25.00,t0 clear at $2.60.LADIES\u2019 JACKETS, Assorted Colors, original prices 26.50 to $17.50,to clear at $3.50.- JOHN MURPHY & CO., 2343 St.Catherine St.Corner Metcalfe Street.Telephone 3833.109y MARTIN IN THE DARK.Professes Not to Understand Mr.Greenway's Move.[SPECIAL TO TRK STAR] Ottawa, May 10.\u2014Hon.Joseph Martin, M.P., the author of the Act abolishing separate schools in Manitoba, was asked by a STAR correspondent to-day what he thought of the action of the Manitoba Legislature in adjourning until June 13 without taking action on the, Manitoba School question.\u201cI am entirely in the dark as to the motive of the tirecnway Government for they have not consulted me.I am surprised at their action, especially after the outspoken declarations of Attorney-General Sifton wuiust non-intecfecence, 16 I hind been a member of the Government, I would not have taken longs to have formed an opinion.\u201d ; HEARD IN WINNIPEG.WINNIPEG, May 10.-(Special.) -It seems to be the general opinion here that the action of the Government, asking further adjournment, points to their taking some conciliatory step in the near future.Free Press (Lib.refrains from an editorial comment, and simply states facts connected with the adjournment.The Nor'- Wester (Con.this evening will say : \u201cThe Government of Manitoba ought to have every latitude in considering this grave question, provided, however, they are sincere in their actions.Presuming they are sincere, it speaks as if the adjournment meant some kind of compromise.\u201d The Government's action created any commotion.did not expect an adjournment, but they feel satisfied with the action takon, hoping it wlll lead to a peaceful solution.It is believed here in many circles that Mr.Greenway will nat let the control of the schools pass out of the province, and will therefore make concessions, Mr.For- syth, the Patrons representative in the House, says he will not support the Government in any compromise measure, and several rural supporters of the Government have intimated to the members of the Opposition that they nre not in harmony with the present attitude of the Cabinet; favoring an adherence to the Schocl Act of 1890, has not The people JUDGE BROOKS\u2019 ILLNESS.[aPECIAL TO THE STAR] SHERBROOKE, Que., May 10.\u2014Hon.Justice Brooks was taken ill at the beginning of this week and his condition, at first, cased some anxiety, but he is now impror- ing and it is expected that ha will soon be able to assume his duties.The batonnier of the district, Mr.H.W.Mulvena, reports that owing to inability to secre a judge to preside at the Superior Court, which should n to-day.the members of the bar are placed in a very awkward position.THE PRICE OF OIL.PITTSBURG, May 10.\u2014 Yesterday was the \"first day since the Standard Oil Compan began its present system of baying oil, upon which an advance was made after the price was announced in the morning.In e afternoon it was advanced to $1.55._ The Standard agencies announce that figure for to-day\u2019s business, ROTHSCHILD'S HORSES WIN.\" LONDON, May 10.\u2014At Kempton Park today the Roya two-year-old plate of 3000 sovereigns, 200 sovereigns to the winner, 3, was won by Mr.Leopold de Rothachild'a St.Frusquin; Galiustan, also owned by Mr.I.eopold de Rothschild, was second, and Captain W.H.Fife's Funny Boat third.THE HEAT IN NEW YORK.NEW York, May 10.\u2014The temperature here to-day at eleven v'cluck was 57 degrees and ab noon it has {allen to 82 7 DIED IN THE REFORMATORY.This morning Coroner McMahon went np to the Reformatory on De Montigny street, to hold an inquest on the body of a sixteen- year-old boy named Joseph Lavoie.le died yosterday from consumption.He had every possible care taken of him.during his illuesy,.and a verdict of \u201cDeath m natural cause\u201d was returied exoneratin the authorities of the reformatory from all ame.THE DUSTY STREETS.The Road Department officials state that this warm dry weather ia making it very hard to keep the dust down.Twenty nine watering carts, more than ever nsed before, are in the service and the principal streets are watered four or five timaaa day, and even thea it Is impossible to keep the dust own.|A DISPUTED The : INSURANCE POLICY.IT WAS ON THÉ LIFE OF THE LATE LOUIS PERRAULT.A Conditional Note Had Beer Given for the Preraium but the Company Refused an Unaccepted Cheque on the Morning of His Death.Holders of lifo insurance policies will be interested in the ultimate result of the difficulty which has sprung up between the heirs of the late Mr.Louis Perrault and the Sun Life Assurance Company, regarding a policy of $1500 which the deceased held in this Company, in addition to another policy in the same Company of $2000.As the Company refuses torecoghize the first mentioned policy, it is possible that an interesting law suit may arise.Mr.David Seath, vne of the executors of the deceased gives the following version of the difficulty: \u201cThe policy over which the trouble arose was for 81500.To pay the premium on this Mr.Perrault had given a promissory note, at six months in favor of the company for $376, the amount of the premiuni.On this note credit is given for $150, Mr.Perrault claimed that the balance was to paid by him in printing.The note fell due on February \u2018ith last.Mr.Perrault notified the company that he was prepared to supply the printing for the amount.The company sent him a letter stating that he would be sucd if he did not pay in cash, We therefore claim that the fact showed that the company had accepted the note in payment of the policy.On the morning of Mr.Perreault's deatha clerk of the Porreault Printing Company presented one of the company's cheques to the Sun Company in payment but it was refused.The clerk then deposited the cheque to the credit of the Sun Company in the Banque du Pouple, as soon as the Bank opened shortly after ten o'clock.Mr.Per- reault died at 10.20 that morning.Since then the company have tendered back the note but we refused to give up the policy.We shall file the usual claign and await the company's abtion in the time specified.\u201d ; THE COMPANY'S VERSION.Mr.S.Macanlay, the Company's manager, makes the following statement: \u201cThe ate Mr.Perreault, applied for a policy with us in August 1584 aud was accepted subject\u201d to a very heavy extrt premidin.He never gave any note for this premium but on the other hand signed an agreement to pay the amount subject to the following proviso here set forth in full: .\u201cIt fs distinctly understood that this agreement is not to be considerod as na payment of tho anid premium, but mercly as an extension of time during which the said payment may be made; and if said amount be not fully paid at the expiry of anid extension, then the Joier shall; by that very fact, be null and void, without any grace, and without any notice whatever, and incapable of being revived except by the written consent vf the Head Office; and no payment can be made after the expiry of said extension excopt during the life and good health of the party assured; and the Company shall at all times have the right to refuse to.accept such overduo payment unless matisfled of the wood healih of the assured \u201caf the \u2018actual time of such payment: and this right shall not be considered to have been waived by any demand or act of any kind on their behalf, and cannot be waived except by an express formal written agreement to that cifeet, signed by either tho president ur secretary of the Company.Nevertheless, in consideration of the extension granted, the proportion of the year's premium correapoil- ing Lo said extension must be paid, together with an additional fifteen dollars for expenses incurred by the Company (the whole to not exceed tho amiount mentioned above), and the same shall bo legally recoverable, for value received.\u201d Mr.Perreault never paid any amount whatever in this agreement and called in at the office and in the most positive manner refused to pay anything.He claimed that the agent had promised that tiie company would give him printing for the amount of the premium but the compan from the first refused to make any Ruch bargain and no such bargain was ever made.The premium was to have been aid in cash within the delay allowed ut as nothing was ever paid the insurance of course fell through.The company was tendered an unaccepted cheque at about the very hour that Mr.Perrault was dying and naturally declined to receive it, as they had tull right to in accordance with the agreement signed by Mr.Perrault.himself.If the money has since heen deposited tothe credit of the Company in the Banque du Peuple, it is something of which the head office of the Company knows nuthing.The Company thought it best to return this agreement to Mr.Per- rault's representatives in order to prevent any possible complications, but in reality it was entirely unnecessary for them to do so, and their position is not affected by this action.\u201d Besidks the two policies in the Sun Life the other insurance on Mr.Perrault's life included 81000 in the Confederation, $1000 in the Etna, $5000 in the Mutual Reserve l\u2018und, or a totai in all of $10.500.Out of tbe above amount Mr.Perrault had transferred $7000 to the Masson estate as collateral for a loan of $32,000 together with a mortgage on the Perrault building.STOLE REGISTERED LETTERS.A young man named A.Dorion, employed in the Montreal Post Office as n clerk, was arrested to-day for stealing registered letters.When confronted with the proofs of his crime, he admitted hia guilt and produced the money.For some time past letters have been disappearing in a myster- fous manner.Decoy letters were sent through the.mails this morning, with the result that the culprit was arrested by Supt.Carponter.The prisoner was 23 vears of age and had been employed in the Post Office about one year.DISCHARGED.1 Michael Power and Joseph Brister, two youthful coal thieves, of Point St.Charles, were discharged in the Police Court this morning on account of their youth.They were arrested on Common street by Constable Murphy yesterday afternpon with over a hundred pounds of coal belonging to the International Coal Company, in their possession.The Company did not wish to: prosecute.) DELEGATES FROM BELLEVILLE, Mr.William Johnson, Inspector of Weights and Measures for the Province of Ontario, and Mr.Clement Jones, of Belle- ville, Ont., are in the city.They composed a delegation froin the Bridge Street Methodist Church of that city, to the funeral of the late Principal Hall, of the French Methodist Institute, which took place yeaterday, and who Was some years ago pastor of that church, COURT OF APPEALS.The Court of Appeal, May term, opens on Wednesday next.There are thirty-eight cases on the roll.including twelve countr cases, for the hearing of which the 16th, 17th and 18th inst.have bean sot aside, It is stated that a number of cases will have to be held over, owing to the parties not being prepared to proceed.PLACING THE NEW ORGAN, Messrs.Cavasant, of St.Hyacinthe, the builders of the Notre Dame organ.are engaged at present in placing the new instrument for St.Patrick's Church In position.Work waa commenced veste \u2018morning.The new organ will be ly opened during the first week of June next.MILE END CONTRACTS.The Road and Fire Committes of St Louis du Mile End held a meeting last night.It was decided to put Shamrock avenue which runs from Be Lawrence street to the Shamrock Lacrosse Grounds { into condition avenue has been by the Sham / van \u2014 thorougbfare.The dared \u2018to tHe manlgipalit , rock A.A.A., but the n has not yet decided to take possession of it.The contracts for summer uniforms for the police and firemen were awarded.Mar ogue secured the co for the Sothink, and Joseph Plouffe the comtract \u201c À general mesting of the Council will be held on Tuesaday evening next re a THR FRESH AIR FUND.\u2014 4 : Is it ta the seaside or to the mountains that the sultry heat of the last few days has carried your mind! : The long summer of it that is coming h: few terrors for those who can fly the city to either of these reservoirs of cool, fresh air: but for the otbers who are bound by poverty to the stifling air of the uar- row streets, it comes with a far different face.For them, hot days are murderous; and the cool of evening has no chance against the long walls of houses which give out all night the heat absorbed from the sun.This year the number of the unfortunates who cannot afford a holiday in the country will be vastly increased by the pressure of bad times; and this fact is a loud call for Increased generosity from those to whom the loss of a few dollars does not mean so much, Very many of these little folk who are helped from season to season by the Fresh Air Fund get no other chance of an outing at all.In many cases their circumstances are such that they are kept away from the Sunday-school excursions and picnics, This is the only rope flung into their prison; and if it should prove too short, great suffering would ensue.Since the foundation of the Fund, no less than 27,118 persons have enjoyed outings under its kindly protec: tion; and the need was never greater than it The SrAR has much pleasure in contributing five hundred dollars to the fund.The question as to wÉether the work will continue depends however, on the other subscribers because the Committee cannot begin its work before is in sight.Mr.Charles Alexander will continue to-act as treasurer to the \u2018satisfaction of every one, and tho committee of unselfish devoted men and women will undertake the work if the subscribers vote for its continuance.* is this year.the money NO MORE SCARLET FEVER.The Last Case In the City Isolated In.the Contaglous Diseases Hospital.\u2014\u2014\u2014 According to the City Medical Health Officer the last case of scarlet fever known to exist within the city limits has been isolated in the Civic contagious diseases hospital, and Dr.Laberge predicts that when this patient has been discharged scarlet fever will have ceased to exist in Montreal.Dr.Laberge says that this is probably the first time that the city has been free from searlet fever since the organization of the Civic Health Department.He added that he ascribed this satisfactory state of aflairs to the isolation system enforced by the department with the aid of the fever hospitals and to the satisfactory sanitary condition _of thecity.Dr.Laberge states that there is a continued decrease in the number of diphtheria cases and there are only eight cases in the Civic Hospital and bwa.thoroughly isolated, in private houses in the eity, With anything like good fortune Dr.Laberge hopes to be able to report that diphtheria has ceased to exist in Montreal before midsummer.The use of Roux\u2019s serum is still being used in the treatment of diphtheria patients ut the civic hospital with varying success.On the whole the experiments with the new specific are considered sufficiently satisfactory to warrant Dr.Laberge to present a report to the Board of Health in favor of the establish- b ment of a bactereoclogical institute in con- ' nection with the Board of Health in Montreal.The report will probably be discussed at the next meeting of tlie Board.\u2019 Dr.Laberge reports that quite a number of cases of measles of a very malignant form have been developed in the city and several adults have died from this disease.A couple of nights ago Dr.Laberge's mother, with whom the medical Health Ofticer lives, was called to the door by a hackman who: said that he ba a measles\u2019 patient in his vehicle whom he wanted the doctor to take charge of Mrs.Laberge.He was told that the doctor was not in, but a few minutes later the door bell was rung and on the servant opening the door a woman suffering from measles and in an unconscious state was found on the steps.The suflerer was taken into the house and attended to until the doctor arrived when she was removed to the Civic Hospital.An effort is now being made to identify the carter.C.M.B.A Grand Board of Officers Elected Last Night.The following nd officers were last night elected to office in the Grand Council of Caunda, C.M.B.A.: Spiritual Adviser, His Grace Archbishop Walsh; Chancellor, Dr.John A.McCabe; President, O.K.Fraser; First Vice-President, H.F.Hackett, M.P.; Second Vice-President, Louis H.Bourque; Secretary, Samuel R.Brown; Treasurer, W.J.McKee; Marshal, P.J.Montreuil; Guard, Jacob J.Weinert; Trustees, the Reverend M.Tier- nan J Behan, P.0 Keele, J.J.w.b.Killacky and P.J.Rooney; Committee on Laws, T.P.Coffee, Charles P.Rouleau, J.S.C.Calgaty and J, L Carle- ton; Committee on Finance and Mileage, John Ronan, George W.Cooke and Charles Hébert; Supervising Medical Examiner, Dr.Edward Ryan; dolicitor, F.R.Latch- ford; Assistant Secretary, J.E.H.Howson.\u201d ST.CUNEGONDE CONDEMNED.Mr.Justice Lynch rendered judgment this morning in the case of Philemon Gou- geon versus the city of St.Cuneconde, declaring the tender insufficient, and awarding Gougeon $30, with coats as in an action for from $100 to $200, each party to pay ita own costs of rte.Gougeon was a proprie- torat thecorner of Dominion and Richelieu streets, and his action was for $458, for al- loged damages resulting from the alteration in the level of tho sidewalk in front of hin property.The proof showed that the property had not diminished in value since the alteration in the level.On the contrary the value had, if any thing, increased.Owing to the obstruction of the view from one of the basement windows the city admitted damage to the extent of 8, and tendered that amount with casts as in an action for from $30 to $100.But action being instituted the ralsing in the level of the sidewalk had caused actual damage to the extent of $75.The level had since n restored; but Mr.Gougeon would have Leen justified in entering an sotion for $183.Judgment as above therefore.THE GAS QUESTION.The Light Committee continues to abaord much of the interest in munteipal oitoles Several of the members of the committee announce er determination to de mand gas at $1.10 for illuminat rposes before Ing to award the gordo oy to the old y, and it is icted it will some time betore contonet aw THE CYCLORAMA-* the Court.held that at the time of the | C THE \u2018MONTREAL DAIËT STAR\u2018FRIDAY, M .0 COLLARSES BRINGS IT TO THE GROUND.: ue = Street : Railway Traîñe on \u2018St Catherine Street Obstructed for Pole Smashed in Two.The whole framework-af ;the Cyclorama building, at the Corner of St.Catherine and St Urbain streets, completely collapeed just before 6.90 o'clock this morning, and did considerable damage to the Royal Electric Light Company's wires, as well as impeding the traffic of the Street Railway Company for five hours.The dircular bud.ing was a frame one, with a single tier of brick on the outside.The painting \u2018\u2018Cyclorama of Jerusalem,\u201d which is to be removed to Ste.Anne de Beaupre having been sold to à syndicate recently for that purpose, had all been removed and packed in a long box and the brickwork had all been removed, as well as a part of the roof, and the high wind durin, last night weakened the framewor which was left standing.At the hour this morning mentioned above the wind caught the roof aud lifted it clear off the building and carried the side walls out intothe street.An electric light pole on the opposite corner ul St.rbain street was broken in two places on the surface of the ground and just below where the glass insulators rested on THE CROSS BARS OF THE POLE.\u2018 An iron \u2018trolley pole of the Street Railway on St.Catherine street was bent to the ground and will have to be replaced.The double treley- wires, between St.Charles Borromee and St.Philip.streets, were destroyed, and workmen were at once set to work to replace them.The feeding wire on the north side of the street was THE HIGH WIND THIS MORNING | Five Hours\u2014An Eleetric Light AY 10, \u20181893, Lo Soly\u2019s second hand store, on Apri} last, last, ABBE LECLERC'S WILL 2 \u2014 $e Mdde Many Bequests For Religious + «nd Charitable Purposes The will of the late Rev.Abbé F.X.Le- ® \u201ctor many years chaplain of the Longue Pointe Asylum, has just been filed in the Tutello office.mo entirelr to religious orders and communities.1 have always tried to live, in the most in and ja submission to all that is taught and belioved by the Holy Catholic and Ap hy mainiater.1 nâbere with very unwo .heart ana soul to an the docisions of the Holy He asks pardon of all those whom he may have offended, and recommends himself to the prayers of his friends, the Sisters of Providence.He desires aix hundred low masses at fifty cents each, for the repose of his soul, to said as quickly as possible after his death, and the money, for that purpose, to be-divided among twenty or thirty priests.He desires four hundred low massey for his relatives, friends and benefactors, as well as for the most friendless of the souls in purgatory.The following are the uests, as amended by a codicil attached tothe will: Hoapice St.Jean de Dieu (Longue Pointe Asylum), $700, half of which to be applied in adorning the chapel; Community of lo Providence, Mother house, Montreal, 5 Provincial House of the Sisters of Providence, \u201cVancouver, Washington,\u201d $300, \u2018as a recognition of kind treatment received on the occasion of a visit in 1960-70; Monastery of the Precious Blood (Notre Dame de Gracos), $100; to the work of the League of the Sacred Hear controlled by the Jesuits, $100; chapel o the Sacred Heart at Joliette, $300; Lacaisse Ecclesinstique, $300, and Carmelite Sisters, 00.\u2018 His Looks relating toecclesiastical science are bequeathed to the Abbés Renaud, Lauzon, Tailion and L.Z.Champoux; the rest of his library to the Tertiary Sisters of St.Jean de Dieu.His Soutanes and other clothes are left to the Mother Supcrioress of St.Jean de Dieu, for distribution by her.Abbé Renaud gets deceased's gold watch, and his case of relics (a souvenir of the late Abbé Theberge) goes to Abbé Lauzon.He desires a very simple burial and asks to bave a plain stone or marble monument erected over his \u2018grave with the following inscription plainly written \u201cHere Mr.Francois Xavier Hyacintho Leclerc, ; ax HS\" i 2 / W 4 , RETR WHERE THE CYCLORAMA STOOD.pulled down and the limbs of several of the trees in the vicinity were broken off.The Street Railway men had the cars running again by 11.30.Mr.J.B.Gratton, who purchased the bui Jing by sheriff's sale a short time ago, and who was having: it pulled down for the removal of the wooden frame to Ste.Anne de Beaupre, estimates his loss five or six hundred dollars, besides any damages which the Electric Light and Street Railway Companies may claim from him on account of the accident.Policemen were stationed on the street to keep the crowd and traffic away until the debris was removed.Fortunately no one was about on the street at the time.FRUIT IS HIGH.The Fremona's Cargo Brings Steep Prices.\u201cFruit is searce and high.\u201d said a prominent wholesaler this morning, \u201cand if the Fremona's cargo had been t wice the size it was it would Rave all found à ready market.\u201d never in the history of the city\u2019 fruit trade has so large a cargo brought such high prices.It wan seven o'clock last evening before the 39,500 boxes of lemons and 15.500 boxes of oranges were disposed of.The amount realized for the cargo was $78,000.The fruit realized on nn average about the same as the Astrid's cargo which was sold a week ago.\u2018The prices at that time were from fifty to sixty cents per box higher than the same fruit was bringing in New York city.Lemons sold at from $2 to $3.60 per box, while a few brought as high as $4.20.Oranges in half boxes brought $1.10 to $2.35, and full boxes $2.1010 $4.The Draconian, which cleared from Cadiz this morning, and the Avlona, | which sailed from Burriana on the 24th of April, and is due about Tuesday next, will be the last steamers to bring fruit into port this spring.The Avlona has on board 13,- 000 boxes of oranges aud lemons, while the Draconia, which is properly à wine boat, has a small lot of fruit.It is expected that the Avlona cargo Will be sold about the 20th inst.Delivery of the fruit to out of town customers began this morning, while the Montreal buyers will get theirs to-morrow.- ASSAULTED HIS SISTER.Denis McBride, a laborer of St.Patrick street, was sent to gaol this morning by the Recorder for two months.Yesterday he went home in an intoxicated condition and assaulted his sister by trying to throw her over the gallery railing.George Vaillancourt.a 12-year-old boy, without any known residence was before Recorder de Montigny this inorningcharged with setting fire to some paper and sticks in à lane off -St Phillips square.Consts Belanger, fuspecting something was wrong on acoodnt of the amoke, made an investigation and caught the youngster in the act.As far an can be found the youngster has no home or friends, making his living on the streets.At night he sleeps in barrels and any piace that he can find.The Recorder ourned the case\u2019 until- the constable finds out if He has any relations.In the meantime the boy was sent to the reformatory.The case comes up on the 17th.THE LATE MR.KELLY.Yesterday morning the funeral of the late Mr.John Kelly took place from hia late residence, 20 Sanguinet street, to St.Patrick's Church, where the service was conducted by Rev.Father James Callaghan, and sub-deacon, The chief mourners were the four Jark, The remains were interred in the Cote dex Neiges Cemetery, where thé Rev.Fathor Kelly officiated.The attendance was very large, among which were ex-AM.James, ox-Ald.Cunningham.Ald.Kennedy, M.L.A.; Hon.James hane, Jas, Jack- Constable | with Fathers Toupin and Fahey ay deacon sons of the deceased and Messrs.À.and G.5 est October 11th, 1863; at first director and Vice Superior of Masson College; afterwards lmonor of the Hoe ico St.Jean de Dieu.Dicd ay of \u2014 short and fervent prayor, W.P., for the repose of his soul.\u201d Another wiwudé of the will reads: \u201c For the pu of contributing in some part to the work of tho new Catholic Cathedral, I bequeath to the Archbishop of Montreal.$500, irusting that on account of (his legacy Finay be accorded the favor of a mass and of burialat tho Cathedral.- \u2018I hope that the good sisters of those different houses will pray for me after my death.Asl have passed a great period of my life of priest at the Hospice St.Jeangte Dicu, which work waa so dear to me, I desire that for five ycars from the date of my death, a mass be sung thero an- ually for tho repose of my soul.\u201d gens Gotober Th on May 9th, 183%, ordained RAILWAYS AND PARK.The Incline Rallway Company is Now Pushing Its Summit Extension Scheme.At the mecting of the Mount Royal Park Committee, to be held on Monday afternoon, the Incline Railway Company will make a formal application for permission to build their proposed electri¢ railway extension across the summit of the mountain to the two cemeteries.It was understood that the scheme would be allowed to drop when the Street Railway Company announced that they did not intend to push their Park extension project, but now that the Street Railway Company had started its survevors at work on their proposed route through the Park, the Incline Railway people are determined to receive the verdict of the Park Committee on their project, which they claim would give ample fccess to the Park with a minimum of dis- gurement.Divorces In Foreign Countries.A return of the number of divorces in foreign countries during the last ten years has been issued as a British Parliamentary paper.It would appear that in most of the countries where statistics are available the number of divorces in comparison with the population has been considerably on the increase.notable exception Is Switzerland.It is iuteresting to note that in - France it is generally between the fifth and tenth years of marriage that the greatest number of applications for divorce are made.Those who have least recourse to the Divorce Court are the pensant and servant classes.This is remarkable since the peasant class forms nearly half the population of France.In the United States the number of divorces increased from 9897 in 1867 25,535 in 1888.According to the census of 1860 there were 120,008 divorced \u201cpeople in a\u2014population-of over sixty-two millions.The Invention of the Bioycle A monument has been recently erected at Bar-le-Duc to the two Michaux, father and son, who were credited with the invention of the modern bicycle.The Petit Lyonnais tells the story of the invention as follows: \u201cThe Michaux had a small locksmith shop in Parin.One day a bizarre machine was given to them to repair\u2014a small saddle resting upon a snake-like frame and holding together two light wheels, The machine was put in motion by the \u2018rider striking the ground with the tipaot his toes.\u2018Lhe queer thing waa painted yellow, and called a draisine, from (ts inventor, the German forester, K V.Drais.A \u2018ride\u2019 on above nil, very ungracerul.Rut the young bloods in the time of the nd Empire fun out of the machine.Young Ernest Michaux conceived the idea of adding pedals Lo the front wheel, and became thus \u2018thre Inventor of the modern velocipede.His idea found little favor at first; more attention was given to the tricycle.As early as ] did not Severn eat Pucaday uests are al-* t the commencement, the will | this was very tiring, impossible uphill.and, Seco! managed very well with it, aud got lots of for the manufacture of was a ditch, which hyd to be crossed ona narrow plank, and kind of Irish bank, Lawsuits asiong the ners broke up the concern, the war of 1870 canie, and the peo- plo had other things to speak about.In the meantime the English and Americans improved the invention, and it was reintro- \u2018duced into France from across Lhe sen.\u201d\u2014 Public Opinion.ae NOTES BY THE WAY.The new ship canal between the North Sea and the Baltic is to be opened in June by a festival organized on a scale commensurate with the magnitude of the updertak- ing.Not only will the Emperor anil a host of more or less imposing personalities from all parts of the Empire Be there, but nearly one hundred warships,German and foreign, are expected to assemble in Kielbaven to do honor to the ogcasion.\u2018The idea of a short cut across tlie peninsula formed hy Jutland and Schleswig-Holstein has Leen fondly cherished ever since the fourteenth century, It is now accomplished at a cost, of $33,000,000.The passage through the canal has been fixed at from ten to twelte hours, but in a great national emergency German warships could effect movements in six hours which might take them sixty by the old route.A marvelous clock is being exhibited in St.Petersburg, which is really oneof the most wonderful in the world.It was made for Duke Charles of Brunswick, who bequenth- ed it tothe Swiss Confederation, Thera are no fewer than 93 faces to this colossal timepiece.It indicates simultaneously the timeot day at 30 different spots of the earth's surface, besides the movement of the earth around the sun, the phases of the moon, the signs of the zodiac, the passage over the meridian of niore than 30 stars of the northern hemisphere, and the date according to the Gregorian, Greek, Alussulman, and Hebrew calendars.So complicated are the works that it took two years to put \u2018hem together after the clock had been sent in detached pieces from Switzerland to Russia.Reports come from West Australia of extraordinarily rich finds of gold in several districts.Some of these discoveries rival in their picturesqueness any of tlie records of the early days of the Californian or the Australian goldfields.One, for instance, relates that a prospector named Christian was sitting on a log smoking his pipe, and happening casually to pick up a few stones, found to his surprise that they were impregnated with gold.No outcrop of a reef was visible \u2018until, rolling over the log on which he sat, he discovered a reef which ho has since stripped, and has also sunk upon it to a depth of five feet.Another pros- ctor, William Michie, arrived at Marble r from Glencoe, Talga Talga, bringing with him a specimen: weighing 1540z., which was found to contain 1200z.of gold.A kind of wild-goose chase is engaging the attention of some of the Lucknow ofli- cials and a Calcutta treasure xceker, the quest being nothing less than the jewelled crown of the ex-King of Uude, ho died last year at Garden Rench in Caleutta.Accord ing tothe Homeward Mail, an old suldier of the 3nd regiment is said to have given information, while on his death-bed, concerning the spot in the Residency where he buried the diadem shortly after it had been brought into the Residency from Kaiser Bagh almost on the eve of the disastrous Chinchat affair.plan has been produced indicating the place where to find the crown, and the principal Lucknow officials have Leen interesting themselves considerably in the search.Victor Baillot.is stated to be the champion survivor of Waterloo.This old soldier, who is still in robust health, was born at Percey, in the Department of Yonne, in April, 1783.He was ehrolled in the Grande Armée, and went tbrough the Prussion campaign under Marshal Davoust, Duc d'Auerstadt.At Waterloo Baillot received a deep sabre cut in the head, was taken prisoner, and sent to Plymouth.On returning to France in 1816 he was finally discharged from the Army, the doctors having declared that he was consumptive \u201cin the second degree.™: Int apite of\u201d this unsatisfactory opinion \u2018on his health, he is now entering on his 103rd year, and shows no signs of approaching dissolution.A rather curious present is on its way to the Queen.The Royal Scots, now in India, are sending home to Her Majesty a bison calf, eighteen months old, the latest news beiug that the animal, having arrived safely at Poonah by the Southern Mahratta Railway, was forwarded to Bombay in a horse.x.Four men of the regiment were in charge, one being the soldier who caught the bison when only two months old.She is described as standing 10 or 11 hands high, with a pretty head.She has horns \u2018about 8 inches long.Among the prigoners in a Vienna Police court the other day was a man who has had a remarkable career.He was Joseph Ledachowski, and the cha against him was theft.His father was a Polish nobleman, sent into exile for taking part in the Polish revolution.Joseph was reared in Siberia, from which place he wade his escape, but was captured on his return to Russia to secure some of the family property.He escaped again, making his home in Switzerland.Then he went to Vienna where he lived by beggary and theft.À remarkable natural phenomenon is re- rted from Leprignano, in the Province of me, where a considerable lake has been formed through the spouting up of water from the subterranean springs.The waters of this lake, which has a circumference of two-thirds of a mile already, are strongly sulphurous in character.rge numbers of people from the surrounding country are visiting the spot.Theo Duchess d' Uzés is at work _in Paris on a colossal statue of the Virgin Mary for a burg in the department of the Aveyron.It is to be fifty-one feet high, and to stand on a rocky pinnacle of a mountain, which is to serve as pedestal.This pinnacle is on her own estate.The statue will be visible for thirty miles around.The question of lighting the crown by electricity Is under discussion.News comes from Sydney of a terrible encounter with a shark in Leichhardv Bay.A youth named James Donald was bathing in the bay, and when in six feet of water was attacked by a shark about sixteen feet long.The monster toré away portions of his left thigh and calf.He waa pluckily brought ashore by the caretaker of the t rowing-shed, named P.Rowe, but he died the same day.It will cost & million drachmas to put the Ferthenon, the Temple of Thesus, and the other monuments in Athens, dama, by last year's earthquake, in à safe condition.An appeal for help will -be sent out to all countries.Gas engines are being used in Dresden to propel street cars,\u2019 They are of nine-horse power, and are placed under the seats A speed of nine miles an hour can be obtained with a car carrying 30 passengers, Behanzin's crown, from Dahomey, has just been placed in the anthropologien] col- ection in the Louvre, Paris.It is of burnished copper,garnished with preclous stones and is of colossal size.Saints on horseback are rather rare.The Bohemians have lately set up in Prague an equestrian statue to St.\u2018Wenzeslaus, who was Duke of Bohemia, and was put to death in 941.- An electric railway is to le constructed from the Carrefour Cadet to the summit of Montmartre, in France.The Simplon Tunnel, which is to be constructed under the Alps, will be nearly sixteen miles in length.* Frogs, which are a valuable food-crop in Belgium, are now under the protection sof law in that country.are nee séenes.The bjoycle Le chool 0 Michaux w alwaye full | ey could no longer AN ai orders, an bo olonial ouse \u201c3 ~~ NS « THE WILD FLOWERS OF: CANADA.For the convenience of Uptown Residents we are acting as distributors of the WILD FLOWER SERIES at present being issued by the MONTREAL STAR.A counter on the ground floor, just inside our 5 Catherine Street entrance, has been set apart for this purpose, where any one can procure these beautiful portfolios for 15 cents, by producing the necessary coupon.Nos, 1, 2, 3, 4 on hand now.Supply is limited, AL AAAS ANA, AT AT INNA AIAN Cee Ladies\u2019 oo PE ae Ÿ Ÿ mmer Costumes .4 .An immense stock of every variety of Garment for Ladies Summer wear.os .os se .e se ee .Ladies\u2019 Blazer and Skirt, in Plain and Fancy Linen.Ladies\u2019 Blazer and Skirt, in Plain and Fancy Pique.Ladies\u2019 Blazer and Skirt, in Plain Crash.Ladies\u2019 Reefer Jacket and Skirt, in Fancy Pique.Ladies\u2019 Eton Jacket and Skirt, in Plain and Fancy Linen.\u2018Ladies\u2019 Black and Navy Blue Woolen Serge Blazer and \u201c+ Skirt and Eton Jacket and Skirt.Ladies\u2019 Print Wrappers.Ladies\u2019 Colored Muslin Wrappers, Lace Trimming.Ladies\u2019, Misses\u2019 and Children\u2019s Bathing Costumes.\u201cNEWEST STYLES, PRETTIEST DESIGNS, UNPRECEDENTEDLY LOW PRICES.The above-mentioned stock is the largest purchase of.the kind we ever made, and is being offered at prices hitherto unheard of.Henry Morgan & Co.Montreal.INSOLVENT NOTICE.ire A.I.GRAVEL, Louiseville, Que., Insolvent.The undersigned have received instructions from the Curator of the above named Insolvent Estate to sell by Public Auction at their rooms, No.89 St.James Street, Montreal, on WRDNESDAY, the 15th May, 1803, Remember to Attend The Auction Sale ot Rustic Furniture tor balconies and gardens, Excellent Second-hand iture Piano at Eleven O'Clock In the forenoon, the following R Fare tur Carpets.es Asseta of the Estate in 3 separate lots : to Wit : Gasallers, Mirrors, * Lot 1\u2014Dry Goots.$3750.86 at our rooms, TO-MORROW Lot 2\u2014rocertes and 465.04 .araware .(Saturday) Afternoon, at 2.30 statfonery.31.87 o'clock.* : brugeisis\u2019 sun- à ° M.HICKS & CO., .dries.106.37 804.18 ; Lot 3\u2014Fixture d \u2019 101 Auctioncors, Furniture \u2026.181.77 : Rolling Stock; 1 Ma ot .Harn sietgh, Family leigh, Berlin, INSOLVENT NOTICE Eons aa - * $4052.00 \u2018The inventory may be seed at the offices of the Curator, Nos.6 and' 7 New York Life Building, Montreal; and the store lately occupied by the Insolvent, at Louiseville, will be open for 1nspeo- tion of stock on the 13th and 14th inst, from 8 am to 6 pan.Any turtlier particulars may be obtained from the Curator.ROMES PREVOST, Curator.MARCOTTE BROB., Auctionsers CARIBOO Hydraulic Mining Co.have some for sale.May go at any moment.Apply GORDON STRATHY & CO., 11 St.Sacrament fiSrest.In the matter of JAMES DINSMORE, Stonofleld, P.Q.The undersigned will sell by auction, at No.G9: St.James street, Montreal, on THURSDAY, the 16th MAY, 1893, .AT 11 O'CLOCK, The assets of the estate as u Stock of a General Store.Book Debts per list NT & TURCOTTE, AN KEN 97 St.James st, Montreal.Ni MARCOTTE BROS, 110 3eod Auvtioneers.+ KENSINGTON.\u201d 104 r: sess 04 848 68 WILLIAM CURRIE, Clothing Manufacturer.MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS.Irreproachable re ondy to Don,\u201d the embodiment of Strength, Beauty and ~~ Grace.DOUBLE BREASTED BACK SUITS.1 SINGLE BREASTED BACK SUITS.\u201csoni, B.1 , Dr.Finnie, Isidore Da- hatte ed B 1 visited Montreal Bicycle Club.CUTAWAY FROCK BUITS.coche, M.Fits ibbon, Adolphe Brosseau, Fe antamern or om anne; vie PEXTTRES, Trousers, Coats, Vesta.Unlimited H.Schmidt, J.pre Logo Jar P.h \u201cThe Internation Exhibition Ne! pe, Saturda : My ay m\u2014 rtment in stock ready to don, , Jas.st, T.n, v to ; Al , A880 M Shaiioër, M.Moffat, Georye McNally, J.by drawing the attention of the public.fo Pt toro BOYS\u2019 CLOTHING.P.Caddy, W.C.Finley, and many others.several new improvements asided by vie stolen) Ah, 400 All sizes, 8 to 19 years.SEE Michaux.The Prince Imperial learned/to Tuegday, May lth, gm.F Jar priced.perfect fittin nts, visit SHOPBREAKER CONDEMNED.ride, and the Mstocracy, ith the Prinoé Thundar, Mag loth, JB pm or popular priced, pe! g garme Of n at ollo s ex .b Calirte Dom proie street, was con- ple.ho latter had two high wheeled ma Club Tide Da WILLIAM CURRIE, dembhed to ons month in y Judge chines er.e was ctuation L Dèsn \" morn .bronze, with wheels of rosewood; the A.MELVILLE.Ospt.\u201cJothier & Hatter, 1967 Notre Lame fé, - for \u2014- Nore opiates.probe ie ber was Dailt entirely of steel, besufifully Mer 5i\u2014Excursion to Quebec., ; .ut ! / : _\u2014 - = = a \u2014 .- + ¥ __ \u2014 a ,Ç il .; _ .à ., .ll .Hie _\u201c pe.nr\" Eee =\" 2x ali i Lal all new apring shades CAPES = All the new, pret sod coral styles at prices that can\u2019t be LES oe 50 LADIES\u2019 SUITS New and nobby Blazer Suits made.of Tan, Brown Cazoet Navy s and Black: Fu kirt, Large \u2018Bleeves at $4.3, Ja.50, 98.50, ¥8.Dress Goods Bargains Quai Se lo and and Merit considered there oh noth- lots at 15c, 130, 290, Jo.BAZAARS.BOISSEAU BROS.Corner St.Lawrence, St.Catherine, and St.Chas.Borromee sts.105¢ IT BEGINS Te dawn upen the minds of a good many pes.ple (hat we're dotug business on a slighily Sifterent plan frem other homse furnishers.That WE SELL GOODS AS CHEA! an others pretend 10 for cash- niind, pretend only\u2014bes cauae they all give credit, but they have not the credit system devwn pat, all the same.You bay thelr goods with the understandiax thai you can have all the time yon want, but they drep en you afier a few days for the whole blll at ence.A goo many people have found that eut to their sorrow, Not no here, with our system yeu select yomr goods and get prices, aud agree Upon à certain amount te pay each WEEK or MONTII.This you can pay te onr cellector or al the ofiice, as you choose.You then know just what you have te pay out of your weekly or monthly ine come, which amount is lald aside fer that purpose.Now, this ia à n7atem on Dusiness principles and ene which makes friemds, which accounts fer the large number we have here every day.We becin AT 8 O'CLOCK every morning te sell hem mue our IE, and nome come straggiine 76, an If we were net satisfied with a _.day's rales; but them those whe cannet come through the day are net (e blams, for ne other store in town ear.ries nueh a good variety of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, OLA LOTS, BABY CARRIAGES, et RTAINS, na here.mrnoucands have avaiiré themselves of thie grand opperiunity.and ii you wiil leek care.Nally inte it 50 WILL YOT.Open evontngs until further notes, THE AMERICAN WRINGER CO., SUCCESSORS TO Metropolitan Manufacturing Ce., 1678 & 1680 NOTRE DAME 8ST.T.A, RMMANS, Manager.sont \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 ~~ DR.WEBER'S ALPINE HERB TEA An old fashioned honest German Household Remedy tor Colds, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, Fernale Disordeté.| An Active Blood Purifier.DRUGHISTE.RETAIL AY 50 @ 28 Ova, = Than at Other Stores, 4 \u20ac Tp.PRUE tH) Gate EERE Road \u201d pp A a MONTREAL DAILY STAR FRIDAY.MAY | 10, 1895.: ms ry \u201cA= Mon\u2019s' Furnishing Goods SHIRTS.SHIRTS.\u201c| Negligws, and Osting Shirt, In Onkord, Cembets White Shirts White Shirts The Best Yi ue In Town.1 Ving Mins 1a Tom The Mest Fitsing Shirts In Town.make.and quality warren! Gearse- Cully anh onda tod vit een kize you u good White Shirt, est di, well made, S .13 cach, or ¢ for $1.00, BAO cach, or ¢ for 35.00.130 cach, or § for 5.00.We have no hesitation in recommending those Wire to any uno requiring First Class White Shirts.All eur own teed Linen tn Passes Belief CS dérageiea for Saves Long CANCER OÙ ON | THE LIP, AND IS CURED BY 9 Sarsa- Noreiti C dus esmnemets AYER'S = Buttons and Studs.Outing Caps from Sc creme .Mr.Nicholson says: \u201cI consulted d Hosiery, Half Hosiery and Underwear Ws who prescribed for me.but Lo pars nette vec or Eat into the Flesh, teal \u20ac stoutest PE perso spread to my chin, and.} wile far peveu | » n en A rally, I Toman tart y er SE ia.da | a week or two Decided improvement Encouraged by this re uit.I persevered, uutil ins à month 0 ° r $0 oo sore\u2019 JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS, under my chin began to heal 1b thre 1 The Family Draper and ns 1s my lip began to heal, and.after the Barsaparilla for six months the [sai trace of 1ho cancer disappeared.\u201d Linen Warehouse.\u2014 7 wewmn samme | AYO'S my Sarsaparilla re 144 te 150 Mountain Street.Admitted at the World\u2019s Fair, a ephone 87%.ATYER\u2019S PILLS We.rntints the Pircrels.ECE, nt ei Ne CLENDINNES BRANCH-ST.CATNIERINE STREEY, CORNER BICKINGEAN AVE, ! TELEPHONE 3%.name not 093 T © .DRINK.\u201cMontserrat\u201d in Hot Weather.Iti is Cooling, Refreshing and Invigorating, It\u2019is the pure juice of cultivated limes, and a very wholesome summer beverage.; Dilute with water and sweeten to taste.1101 i Can o anything any Stiff and « Graceful ?.Fibre Chamois \u201cThe New Interlining Manufactured to suit the demands of existing fashions possesses both these qualities.It has a natural stiffness or spring which will support any fabric and yet with such a soft flexible finish that it cannot fall in any but graceful curves, Very light in weight, easy to sew, impossible to cru and only 35¢ per yard; it is the ideal interlining for ski irts, sleeves, capes, e In 3 weights, 64 in.wide.The light weight is most suitable for ai summer materials, Look for label on every yard of Genuine Fibre Chamois.! \u2014 .PATENTED JULY, 1890, TRADE MARK REUISTRUXD.The wholesale trade only supplied by The Canadian Fibre Chamels Ce, Montreal.CMCC AM ME MC AE Ml a CM) HOLT AND COATES COMBINATION.To the Editor of the STAR: | S1r,\u2014Oneof your contem rariesin a paragraph in yesterday\" s issue, Peters to the con: current \u2018assault on the gas monbpoly and the issuing of the Company's quarterly bills,\u201d nothing could be more opportune than the accurate Lee EE of value re- STEAMER CHAIRS Delivered on Board Ship with Your Name on.ceived before payment.It applies to ev saleable commodity, even © gas whic Mr.Holt asks the tlzens de rar y for wbilat § F it R assuring them that it is the best value for th h SB Parsons\u2019 Furniture Rooms, &e \"méner \u201cpic ney ali\u201d this \u201ccolucidence f time, b \u2018 1813 and 1815 Notre Dame Ste, am referred and the Contes folly\u201d Ts uoted to reflect upan the proposal I have submitted to the city a authorities, it 1s only fair to give eral for folly where i Opposite St.Helen Street, MONTREAL.is due, and if Mr, t had not acqui Mr.Coates\u2019 undertaking with such eager Telephone 1533.as anxiety to crush competition, the éltizens would to-day have been presented with bills for 50 par cent.less money, or the company would have died a natural hn ah 1 - for want of stayin, wer, consumers must thank Mr.Holt for 1 the Eloy\u201d of adding to the \"aiready exorbitant - cost of gas, and the weakening of 10 P.G.Cheaper Than Any House in the City.CALL AND GET PRICES A first-class Hardwood B.R Suite for $10.50.Solid Oak Suite, 821,50.Chairs, $5c up.Extension Dining Tables from his Company's position for combating the necessity for a municipal gas works.These attempts to discredit my firm's proposal by assoolating me with tes render it necessary for me to state plainly that Mr, dors in eu ps î A ent, ers in consequence of earl and had mine been accepted I should have considered myself honorably bound to $3.75 u B Also, 800 pairs 7 Iba White ppl the T'eitizens in competition All-woo! lankets; actory prios, am; and egal lly debarred from absorption selling, $3.25 a pair.by.the the old Company under the terms oontracs with the city.The J AS.STEEL, candy of this transaction will soon be under the fierce searching niet 1896 Notre Dame street, light or a law court, when the high oon- tracting parties may have to give some reasons for their over.precipliate union in which they have overlooked some formalities indiapensahle to the final gratification of their ir Pargain.HS.Kine, A VERDICT OF SUICIDE, Coroner McMahon held an inqued Inst èvenl ont the bod body of a young woman who died a ug hpuse, 107 Cadteux \u2018street, on re ofTects of a dose of carbolic wid which she bad | taken on Wednesday ht.Several witnesses were ex- arsined and all their evidence hore of suicide.She file of mental depression and at one time she intimated toa friend that she would poison harwell.She had been living under the name of Mrs.McDonnell, but it came out uring thé inquent that er right name lantine Lavanmeur, he was unmarried, means been living ibs Aho bad taire con La | mo Glance Here ng Clothing or Dyed.We also do P Bran oar on Ho oto.m3.Capae., Ri ; ethos, hones Ha: Ant RS Painted or Worked with Silk.onl, Pall WORK GUARANTEED.Goods ed for nd de- Uversd BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO, Oficos ri Métill, 43% Netre Bume, Heaa OU tice, Wholesale Traaon.Herbert « Co, Lota Bas | \u2018ages } Caren Corr \u2019 - \u201cha n a shown that when foal ATL dent of the Belfsat sive her.A vendies of \u201cWiltel lade\u2019 Evening Po legram race ntly \u2018 dictated Was returned.- throu 2h the telephone » complete report of ; A Wik RoR ROM COMBINE af N match to a re telephonic: Cmrcaco, May 16\u2014A eral Post Office, Belfast.cuit was via Glasgow, amd it is calculated |.from San Within the Sat He days vetted as over 400 Pire Es otre | hwo the Ihre t wire and sable com- tion waa heard quite diatinotiy.rors rs the tbe allie States gi comblos A \u201cspécial Notices.: Seka ashbarn aod Mc Moenlan Ma- a Fortagiroers Bi ras fhrse § 3 lirain a Ware Woeks will wks will wil onl SRS dame T | Ein ba val- THE OPINION oF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL.GOVERNMENT CANNOT APPOINT A COMMISSION FOR MONTREAL.\u2018Hon.Mr.Casgrain's Letter to the Premier-\u2014Distinction Drawn Between \u2018Public Business\u201d and the | Affairsofa Particular Municipality Hon.T.C.Casgraiu, Attorney-General, has given his written opinion to Premier Taillon, on the application made by a deputation of citizens for a commission to investigate into the municipal affairs of the city of Montreal.The hon.gentleman states that after giving the matter fuil consideration he has come to the conclusion that the law authorizing such commissions does not apply in the present case, as the matters to be investigated are not pro pariy speaking ublic matters of a provinc interest.ollowing is the text 0 the opinion: QUEBEC, 8th May, 1865, vince of Quebec.Dear MR.PREMIER,-While wo were in Montreal during the mouth of April an influential deputation of citizens waited upoa us and urged the necessity of holding an tuvostigation into the administration of the municipal aifairs of the city of Montreal.It was suggested tbat the Government should hold this investigation.- You asked me to look into the question froma legal aspect and to advise you as to the authority of the Kracutive to institute Such an investigation and to ca on the enquiry which is sought to he eld, I may tell vou that I had the pleasure of meeting Mr.Gustave Eamoths, Q.C.; legal adviser to the Association immobilière and Peers Davidson, legal adviser to the Good Government Society.I \u2018conferred with both these gentlemen and a the matter with them very 1 happy to be able to state hat The Tight thrown upon Lhe subject by these two gen: tlemen helped me in a great measure to come to a conclusion.After giving the matter a great deal of attention, T can find no other statutory authority which seems to upon the case than the commission of inquiry provi: ded for by article 506 of the Itevised Statutes of Quebec.This article is to found under Title 111 \u2018Executive Power,\u201d chapter second \u201cInquiries concerning public mat- tera.\u201d It reads thus **308.\u2014 Whenever the Lieutenant-Governor-in- Council deems it expedi © pro the conduct of any Lad big of the bli he Pron the administration of Justice, and such -inquiry upon the esmmisaloners by whom such inquiry isto .the power of summoning fore them any witnesses and of requiring them to give evidence on oath, orally or in writing, aud to produce such documents and things asx auch eolhmissioners deem roquisite to the full invostigation of the matters into hich they are appointed to examine.BV, c.& s.You will notice that authority i i given to the Licutenant-Governorin- to appoint a commission to enquire ¢ \u201cinto and concerning any mdffer connecled with the good.government of the province, the conduct of any part of the public business, or the administration of justice.\u201d Now, it seems clear to my mind that the only wards under which such an enquiry as the one suggested could be authorized are the following: \u2018The conduct of any part of public business.\u201d But allow me to point out that the words \u201cpublic buginess\u201d mean, ,in their primary sense, busin WHICH CONCERNS THE GENKRAL PUBLIO and\u2019 not the business which concerns the public of a particular municipality.Secondlv, that these words are insert tween the words \u201cany matter connected with the good government of the Province\u201d and the words \u201cthe administration of justice,\u201d 50 that the context clearly shows that the expression \u2018\u2018public business\u201d can be ap- lied only to business which concerns the Pusiness of the Province.Two instances were suggested in hich an enquiry, such ax the one asked for, was held,\u201d viz, one into municpal matters while the late Sir John Abbott was Mayor of Montreal, the other into the affairs of the School! Commission of Montreal.I will point out that the investigation held under the late Sir John Abbott's administration was not in virtue of any commission issued by the Executive f the Province, but wes held by a committee ofthe City Counetl as provided by the charter of Montreal.As to the second, it was held in virtue of the proyistons of the law from which article 506 R.S.Q.is derived; but I beg to observe that certain of the school commissioners are appointed by the executive and that the School Commission receives and distributes a certain sum of money which is each year by the Legislature; therefore this enquiry was held info the conduct of à part of the public business.In vistue of the statute, passed last session, 33 Vie.© 42, any person can sue by a qui tam action any member of à municipal council who is in any way interes ina eontract entered into between the corporation and a third party; the same remedy applies to the case of & member of a mun oh 1 council who derives any pecuniary Te muneration or benefit from such a contract, Then again the same atatute, section 5, provides as follows : ue Cousall, ot Lany su oF pall on th Taunich i il.war a Tien tea Tr e 0 Superior Te We Sistrict fa ju Ex city or EE hey in situated, in term vacation, require such ju to ane it fon, of one or more of the council or here x Pa 2 of any rson or persons a n ee at u or oon ntraote Shorewith hicpaut cave © council of any or muniol fi ing auiny to be A into or on ADT ma tor or Eyer conduc o of the publ ee ainons (here.the el at any time te make wo inquiry.the judg von Taio fet Ch Jes shall, for that purpose.hava all the js hich are conferred by this or or ance or any av res ting inquiries concerning pnblic he judge shall eantinue much inquiry day to day, with all souvontent des; and report to to tho Council the uiry and the evidence taken tl & tn making his re Ths oF the city o dx part © tition the ae sb il after hat, ports Shall also re costs.You will notice that this section gives the.judge much the same authority and power which are vested in the commissipner mea in wirtno of article 5 the bas been Shjected that the acts coming been.committed before he omg Into force of lr statute nm M ect 3 bol n Ci he soute as wise would be iving it he cat be effect 1 AM NOT RHADY TO AGREE with this contention.The atatute in question does not create any new pffence and ia simply * matter of procedure; it provides 7e which the trqth ean be reached in relat to certain acts done.1 refer iy to section 8, \"whi las Shad our Sogn stisntion to article 156 of the = Code, 1802,\" which reads oy = (mo ls wufity of indict ble of Rvery \" Thm Xen 1 cta oe and lisble to amd dollars and ars, and to imp: is ton o years and n and in defagit % payment of such fine to im- prisonmebt fo for a farther term nm vague six months, who directly or indi \u201d I Toakes any es 43 three 55 nt | Bho boviden advantage - we.for the purposes o 12a fora AA on 3 = a te inure ne To the Honorable The Premier of the Pro- | eo EE ESE oF committee; or rota to py or give any money or our materiel compet: Sr tonside ration to apy member or to any © cor \u2018a municipal council for the purpose md acto?bim te in procuring or preventing any vote x Ragas of any outract or DE EVANS in favor any apy person; oe pose of oer fn: rforming.or CE 2 procuri or proventing ortance \u201ca belure member or oftiver of & « municipal council, accepts or consents to accept any such offer, pro romise, agroemen: com on aa in in this sec tion ore mentlaucd; or in conaid thereof, votes or abatains from voting in favue of or Sains any measure, motion, revolution or question, or perform or abatains from performing so b; threat, deceit, y any threat, deceit, suppression of the truth or other unlawful means wo jt of a giving oats Di his vote in tasor of or against any ineasure, motion, resolu question, or in uot attendi any: meeting of the municipal conneil of which he is & momber, or of Any committee Thereof: o He) }'Attempts y Any auch ans as in thonext receding graph mentioned to influence any member or any oflfoor of à municipal council to aid in procuring or preventing the passing of any vote or the granting of any oontract or advantage in favor of any person, or to perform or abstain from performing, or to aid in procurin or proventiog the performance of, any offick ac! This article seems to me to cover any case of bribery or corruption which may arise in connection with the administration of mu- nici irs.Of course, under any of these statutes, it is necessary to allege and PROVE A SPECIFIC OFFENCE; the law does not recognize what is gener- erally known as a \u201cfishing commission of inquiry.\" Men, in public life, who are accused, have a right to defend themselves; this is a most sac right, and how could they use it unless the accusation brought against them be couched in such terms, th such circumstance of time, place and manner, as could enable them to the facts and arguments with w fon to meet their assailantst \u201cThere is no wrong without a remedy.\u201d If a rate-payer can point out apd as it we lay a finger upon, An act of official municipal corruption, the law gives this ratepayer the means to prosecute arid punish the offender; if no certain act can be detected, but if certain signs point undoubtedly to general corruption, too well hidden to be specified, then an interested electorate will wrest from unworthy hands the power confided tothem.Ihave the honor to be, Dear Mr.Premier, yours truly, Th.CHASE-CASGRAIN, Attorney- General.IDLE EMPLOYEES.Only About a Third of the McDonald Faotory Operatives Able to Find Work.Of the one © thousand employés includin the young boys, working for Mr.MeDonal fn his factory wher when the Hre broke out,there are now only about three hundred who have managed to find work of: pe description, leaving seven hund e bread winners of many families idle.\u2018ot\u2019 the three hundred there are about one hundred and fitty wen still engaged In the factory helping the contractor clear the debris out, and - about sty girls and women doing sprcial work in the offices.À few have secured temporary positions in different places as in the shirt factories or at bottle- washing hun some of the breweries, while a ver few succeeded in gottiug places as servants.- A small number of the men got ocçasional jubs on the wharves in load and unloading the vessels as they arrive and leave port.A number of fortunate ones, at the most not more than twenty fi five or thirty, have managed to get work fro the corporation or the Street Pralwa Com: puny and a few as canal Te, the irst weekor so after the fire all the p aces where there was a chance that work might be found were besieged by the men who were willing to try anything tf they could only make a little money to e home to thelr families.Ou : being repeatedly disappointed in their expectations 5 of securin employment quite a num t for the country totry for work \u2018as farm-laboi while \u2018others tried the railroads.The answer to them now is always the same: \u2018We are supplied already, we have no room for more hands.\u201d Two of the greatess d1ffi- culties are very hard to surmount, namely that nearly all these people have been brought up, ever since they were children, to work in the factory, and they are now unable todo anything else.The girls and women, some of the latter having been there fully fifteen years, ave in the same fix, as they have never done any housework or sewing, and when they apply for such work new t ey are refused on account of their inability todoit.Another serloos drawback in many cases is the fact that by far the ter number are unable to speak Eng- ish, and so are refused many positions where the speaking of English is nécessa: Since the closing of the factory has ma money so scarce in the neighborhood, some of the smaller ers have been forced to close up, as their former customers are UNABLE TO PAY FOR WHAT THEY GET, A number of the grocers say that fully two-thirds of those who were previously working in the factory are now f live on what credit they can get at those stores.Some of the proprietors have helped the poor to such an extent that now they are almost as redu in circumstances as those they reviously assisted, having supplied them with hundreds of dol lars\u2019 worth of goods solely on credit.aux of these places have numbers of od an women come offering pieces of household furniture and such things in return for the harest necessaries of life.As ayule the landlords are very considerate and allow their tenants to remain in the houses long after their rent is due, but in some cases the opposite is the case and the poor people are turned out on the street.Mr.Onésime in, who keeps » 8 a sae store ab Ontar 0 street, near t| \u201cwhere .he worked for eleven years, | about as to the effect p great interest in the auffering which prevails around him, and has done all he could to asaist some of the most needy cases, certain wealthy and charitably gentieman s down avery day and Mr.Seguin takes fim around he most pressing cases where b: ing five dollars here and there several familias have been kept from abet- lute starvation.In one day, Mr.Seguin says, they distri buted fully 250 in that way.Several places where they visited they found two and three farallies living in one room many not baving » pair r of boots or a hat between them.um of the poorest families club together and assist each other as far pod they are able, Until the factory 1s ned which it is expected will be Ta a t oue or two months, there is sure to be more or less ant felt by all these families; after that t that be taken back, ugh willing te be re-ingaged will THE SAILORS\u2019 INSTITUTE.To-ni ht, ate ht \u20ac o'clock, in the rooms of the Sailors\u2019 Institute, the \u2018annual meeting ot that institution es place.meetings are naver dry nor y.A very choios programme of music has bean ar ranged, which will include songs ou the sailors, Mra.Ennis, Mr.S.\" Dunn, Mr, J Ritgnie Bell and others.The public are cordially invited to, be present.THE LABOR | BUREAU.The Municipal Labor Bureau have removed thelr quarters, temporarily, to 1631 Notre Dame street, pending the geoupation eventually of the quarters now occupied d by the provincial police, on St.James stree PRIZE FIGHTS.To, the Editor of the STAR: B® \u2014Ascomiog hi ae cree is, Si hou be , all po three publie opinion as wel ana media theo nd by which the intelligent and community are enlightened: 1 would 1s to challenge the sense and reason of refined people, others we need not bother uced by a ze fight, There are cock fights in dark out of e way places-away from the eye of the police, ere are brutal murders the result of fighting.The result cannos be other than bratalixng, low and beastiy\u2014weil not poto gk oon ail do not put on Time glovea, ney men themselves gentlemen il baking to nee two men stand up to knocked down.What is th \" tloves tend to promote generous aud magnanimous feeling! Brutal is all that can be aaid of it.The more of that childish and idiotic pastime, the less of progress, civilisation and refinement.It leads to betting, which, although bad, is not half as enervating and degrading as figbuing.Would you see the same nice people at au prize fight that ou would see at au.orchestral concert! The influence of the latter is upward and heaven-ward, cu that of ihe downward and towards bell.I (defy one of any pretence to reaso dict me.©-win by intellect, hot oy brute force, As Richelieu said, htier than the sword.\" avoided; why not for aie same reason apr rize fi ght | Some little boys, perchance, 0 inherit bad blood, might really enjoy an out-and-out dog tight, but for grown-up men to revel in seeing two men who have no personal animosity or reason for fighting, stand up to smash each other, is simply beyond imagination to conceive.vages even do not indulge in the eo.called manly sport af self-defence.: GOOD PROSPECT FOR CROPS: Hot Weather and Ralns Pushing Them Along.YANKTON, S.D., May 10.\u2014Never before has vegetation of all kinds at this season of the year been so far advanced in this part of South 1 Dakota amd phat portion of Nebraska adjoining, drought, hall - and high winds, Koran pri It of So Dakota snd Nebraska will break the a corn producing record.INDIANAPOLIS, Ind,, May 10.Yesterday was the hottest May day in 24 years in Io.diana.The effect on the crops is said to be exhilirating.Des Moines, Ia, Ma; terday was intense.The progress made by the crops, following the recent rains, never been more marked.Mapisoy, Wis, May 1 10.\u2014 Yesterday was the hottest \u2018dsy for this section ofthe rate ever known at this time of the year.After the recent rains, this weathef asgistance to vegetation.LiNcoLN, Neb,, May 10.\u2014This State has been wet down so copiously during the last two weeks, with the exception of two weat- érn counties, that the heat augments She growtk of the crops.GREAT AMERICAN EAGLE It Attacked a Small Boy and aimons | Killed Him.UKIAH, Cal, May 10.\u2014In Bachelorville, yesterday, near this Teity, a big bald Sade a Herce att on an eight-year-old boy, and bad it not been for the arrival of assistance the boy would have been fatally Injured.The bird of prey has recently been gentroying lambs on thé ranches of J.B.- Bri the palier Briggs\u2019 two sons, w aged twenty-one, Pad Edward aged eg ht à decided to climb the oe ere the eaglo had its nest, witha v ores killing it and destroying the nest, when the big bird suddenly swooped down on them and fiercely attacked the younger bor with beak and talon.It dest: id aver: left eye and injured the right, ating his head and d face.Bhs brother was er ie] Fond.Ae Beni Carus, : 10.-\u2014The heat yes- : teh is of great < powerless to render assistance, Eddie; might have been much more seriqusly inured had not the boys father father arrived at scene and driven of APPROVES THE ADJOURNMENT.\u201cHall and Empire\u201d on the Manitoba consideration of its action to ae on.the school question is reasonable.The per declares the subject is of first rate ortances it ought not to be d hastily, or without a very thorough under standing of all the points and the contin: ncies surrounding and affecting the Before the Government.The other papers have no comment.SAID THE READING WAS BAD.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.] y J Recent ly Inspector : EKrmresroN, May Seath visited the Co legiate heard a 1 number of the pupils read.: arge In his report to the Governmeut he said that the reading was bad and ony \u201c less and that reading was evident Bhar p taught in the pub ME rte Th A caused considerable Minister of Education is to be dar he opinion as the wisdom of Mr.Seath\u2019s reference to the public schools and whather + he was within his juriadiction in the report regarding them that he did.OTHERS WERE TO BLAME.~~ ° pin TO THE STAR.) KIxGsTO y 10.\u2014A letter has been re- Government's Action.\u201c [BPECTIAL TO THE STAR.| - ToroNTO, May 10.\u2014The Mail and Empire (the Government organ) says the detérmin .ation of the Government Manitoba to = vote another month or weeks to ar a isposed of 4 42 Institute and + s ceived Eos from The Rev.Mr.Baer, secre.: Conference, \u2018 tary of the Hritish Columbia in - to the critiolam of A.R.Jaokeon in connection with the discovery of a frauda- A lent chain letter scheme recently.He says he feels that: Mr.Jackson's motives were honorable in the whole matter, and ackson to be the victim of vindictive fellows, who have not taken the most honorable means of aoquitti pete thomacives of blame equal to that of Mr.THE SICK AND DEAD, Lownox, May 10 \u2014Manuel Raix-Zorrilla, .the Republican agitator, is dytog in Valen- ola.Lord Rosebery's physician has issued a bulletin stating that the Premier is suffer in, somewhat rom fati r Robert Peel, who terda; apparently in excellent fied gost previous evening.In the morning he di ot pe .his appearance at the usual time, and a sér- vant sent to call him found his door looked aud was unable to get any answer to bis ° \u2018calls.The door was forced open, when Bir _ Robert's body, still warm, was found on the floor.The doctors ascri to hemorrhage of the brain, but a coroner's : inquest will held.PLUNDERED CHIQAGO'S TREASURY CarcaGo, May 1 or.Kent, tho new Cotomissioner of Pablie Works, bas discovered a stupendous system of fraud in the.v rolls of the department, and pared the evidence of theft o Jublie money or submission to the legal nt of the city.It is estimated that $1,000,000 has been stolen fro casio city in this manner officials of diffe es.Duplication o names, insertion of names of dead men and residences numbers where vacant lots were , are some of the means employed to er the city.QUESTS HAD TO JUMP.MoxTRosE, Col., May ay 10.\u2014The Arlin Hotel was burned\u2019 shortly before midn ht, C.W.Nehrbas, sales nt of the Deering Implement, Company, hipaizo, was fatally burned.Other guests and help In the hotel by Jumping from the second- -siory veral were injured loca plu CLOUDBURST IN IN MISSISSIPPL Jacxaon, Misa, \u201cMa, 10,\u2014News has reached here of ñ cloudbarat at Hermana- ville, fifty miles from here, on the Natchez, Jackson and Columbus Railroad.It was stated that the town had been flooded, the water being waist-deep.QONE TO THE HAGUE i ab aw °F LONDON, May 10.Queen Wi\\helratrin and a Queen-Regent Emma, f the Netherlands, \u201c started for Flushing t evening.FEN de | | \u201cates be em rn \u2014.Mate < PSS TERE be his death; \u2014-\u2014 t PROF.ROBERTS, Nova Scotia Leads To-day.PRINCIPAL HUMPHREY, BERLIN NEWS.We have room to-day for only two or three of a vast number of complimentary Jetters that are coming by every mail.To the Editor of the Daily STAR: Dear Sik,\u2014 \u2018* The Wild Flowers of is precisely such a work as we have long been desiring to obtain.| Personally I have roamed the woods and \u2018 glens and \u2018meadows of Nova Scotia, and v pathered these wild flowers, and wished 1 the skill of a painter and the pen of ready writer to describe their beauty and poilit out their charms, but coeded well in doing both, be invaluable for the next you have suc- he work will neration, Respectfally yours b.arc Kingston, King's Co, N.S, From Principal Humphrey.Messrs.Graham & Co.GENTLEMEN, \u2014 1 have examined with great pleasure your copy of \u201cThe Wild I'lowers of Canada,\u201d and-:am agreeably surprised at its beauty and perfection.It is a work that should be accessible to all who love our wild flowers.The training a pupil may comparison © pictures ix of tenfold mare than the listening to what him en the subject.get.from the our wild flowers with the value to him some one tells Yours respect! ully; .A.HUMPHREY, Principal, Sherbrooke St.School.From Professor Roberts.* KiNascrorT,\u201d Windsor, N.S.Messrs, Graham & Co.1 have gone through the work (The Wild a = tically.What strikes mwanner in which the spirit Flowers ut Canada) carefully and with continual delight.It is admirably soumplete and thorough, and most satisfacto artis me much is the and chasacter of each flower are sympathetically inter preted.Allow me to congratulate you on the success of your patriotic Believe me, Faithfu CHARLES G.enterprise.ly D.yOUTR, ROBERTS.P.S.\u20141 must add that 1 expect to make nl this work a constant companion, and to 4 tind it a ceaselessly useful friend.D.G.R.Nova Scotia is taking her pe quota of ild Flower portfolios.) } WiLD FLOWERS OF CANADA A Book Which sh Marks an Epoch in INustrated Journalism.[From Berlin Daily News.) The enterprise of the Montreal STAR is admira ly ublishers of the shown by the fine Iinatrated work en \u201cThe Wild Flowers of Canada\u201d which is now issuin in shape ress.Uonvenient from their aving two ower pictures on a page and- the instructive letter-press respecting them on separate adjacent pages, the book is one which will not only commend itself to every student of natural history and every lover of wild flowers, but it willawaken a taste for these beautiful jewels of nature even in \\ ple shat have hitherto been like Peter ben of wbom Wordsworth said that \u201cA primroso by a river's brim, A yellow primrose was to him, Aud it was nothing more.As the pictures are of the flowers they illustrate.and full size of the are uced 12 pot only with artistic feeling, but with exactness of detail, they afford i me obtain habitat its mode of growth to whic nu themselves à floral dictionary whereby much knowledge But the natural history | description of each flower, with its | and the class it belongs, are given with a com- ~~ pleteness and care which leave nothing to bed desired.The publishers of the STAR ara ublishing this great work he and the fact that by the coupon a sixteen- -page of it can be obtained for fifteen cents, marks an epoch in illustrated journalisin, It will no doubt, have an instant and gratifying success, tor it appeals to the people of minion from sea to sea.PRISONERS\u2019 RIGHT OF OPTION.Judge Dugas Declares That the * Cholce Rests With th trates.In the case of St.Cyr ef al the question arose as to whether a\u2019 has a right to chose where he will Danase Benoit, Ludger St.© Magis- this morning risoner tried Cyr, and Stanislas Benoit were arrested for conspiring to defraud Messrs.Dow & Co., brewers, aud elected to be tried before ig in the Court of Special Sessions.e Dugas\u2019 hen the case came up this morning Judy Re Dugas raised the had the right to select where tried.According to \u2018tion of the lawno prisone of option.It in ness of the crime.is rested entirely the jurisdiction of the magistrate presiding Police Court, according to the serious- He could send the\u2018part uestion as to whether the men they would be nterpreta- r had the ri ht wit accused before the Court of Queen's Bench in fog, Jud Dugas ing the ofendants before me for trial\u201d sentence is one month and sentence four months.\u201d spite of any objections.said, in the case tho his £ontinu- \u201c* Supvos- minimum the maximum he did not consider was right, and he held that although they had already option, he had the right em before the grand jury, made their to send where it found guilty the sentence would be more severe.He would send them before the Court of Queen's Bench, but as Mr.Arthur Globensky objected a test case will be made of it before the Court of Queen's Bench in r.\u2018Globensky enquired as to whether His Hon: would allow Judge Desnoyers to try the case In view of his application for a writ of prohibition being successful, Judge replied he would not; that as it was hia case he would try it himself.The outcome of the appeal ed,with no little interest.will be watch- THE ITALIAN CON An Appointment Not Yet Positicn.SULATE, Made to the In view of the great interest taken in Montreal over tho annuuacemont, in a despatch trom Rome, that an Italian consulate bas to be established here, the STAR made | ingulr y concerning thematter.espatch was sent to the Italian Minister of Foreign affairsat Rome as follows: To the Foreign Minister.Rome: \u201cLPloase cable the name of th ConsaL (vignad MONTREAL, May 9, 1393, i\u2019 new Montreal To this despatch the following reply was very courteously and promptly sent Star, Montrea Italian Comet not yet appointed Rom A, May 1e.189% UREIUN Orrick.A WITNESS IN MONTREAL.Charles St.Martin, of Joliette, one of the witnesses at the coroner's inquest in the St.Thomas mystery, lies in the Notre Dame Hospital fu flering from inflamation.He STan re all Si knead of let wi orter b but he denled Lepro- \u201cJanda Moon se on = , Læat quarter M » May 16 struck the side of bis bead against bé car stone.o$ eee whether h la\" ou 3 o n e ou 5 he right leg ie quite paraiysed inj are feared, Omeside | pod Bi is terribl: y bruised.Game oon: hy Ln who hear the news, Por Mancotel Ia one of the most \u2018officials in the Gorerument employ \u201cMURRAY IN TOWN.The Pamous Eaglioh Eaglion Novellsia Montreal.< Mr.David Christie Murr thor of of his Impressions of this continent which have appeared in the New York Herald under the title of \u2018A Cockney Columbus,\u201d and who created some comment in Toronto 8 few months ago by a lecture which he elivered on agnosticism, arrived , DAVID CHUIRTIE MURRAY.the city this morning, and registere at the Windsor.Mr.Muaray, Who in his forty - ninth year, was born in Staffordshire, England, and began life as a reporter on the Birmingham Morning News.In 1873 he was engaged by the Daily News, and also did work for the World the paper owned by the late Edmuni ates.He enlarged his newspa ér experience by actin as special correspondent or the London J'ines and the Edinburgh Scotsman during the Russo-Turkish war, Upon his return to England, he devoted himself entirely to\u2019 magazine work and fiction.His n bas been very pro- litic, and his novels have followed one another very Quickly.His most ular works are \u201cVal Strange,\u201d \u201cThe ay of the World,\u201d \u201cRainbow Gold\u201d and \u2018\u201cJoseph\u2019s Coat.\u201d Mr.Murray has also written one or two plays which have been fairly successful, and the production of which he supervised.THE MACDONALD MONUMENT.Work on the Macdonald Memorial, lo- minion square, is progressing nicely, the large bronze panels at either side of the canopy bein placed in position to-day.Yesterday Mr.Taylor, the honorary architect, inspected the monument, and, at his suggestion, a few changes are to be made in the superstructure, which will be strengthened by the addition of steel girders.Mr.Jacob, the honura secretary of the commit- ten an interview with Sir Mackenzie Bowell in Ottawa, on Wednesday last, and completed arrangements whereby the Dominion Cabinet will -be present at the\u2019 unveiling ceremonies on the Queen's Birthday.A patriotic ode .composed by Nr.Arthur Doughty, M.A.will be read upon the occasion.Mr.Jacob this mbraing sent out a circular calling the sub- scrivers; to a mecting in the council room\" of the Board of Trade, on Tuesday next, for the purpose of perfecting details as tothe nature of the unveiling ceremonies, the issuing of invitations and the selection of speakers.The unveiling will be accompanied by an imposing military display, for which arrangements are being made by Cols.lien- shaw and Massey.OCEAN TRAVELLERS.The Dominion Steamchip Labrador sails to-morrow morning for Liverpool.She has #6 saloon passengers, steerage and 30 intermediate.The following is her complete on passenger 1 ist: .Askew, Mr.% or Edgar ASE Mr.G.V Brown, Tr.Cochrane, Mra, Cullen and infant, Mr.Donald Callum, Mrs.Callum, Mrs.r Crierie, Mrs.Meldola De Sola and infant, Master Bram.Jo Sala an n Mrs, Tas, Ferrier, Griflith, Col.Henry A.Gray, Miss Gra; Wm.Hongerer, Mra engerer, Tongerer, Master Julius 2 Heuxeror, K Keele, Ror, Miss De air Rimptons Miss icermnten Fis Lagan.Miss Louise Larkin, Mise Mo Fa Mr.W.H.Middleton, Mrs.Molstrom and infant, Mra.D.A.McCaskill, Miss McCaskill, Mr.Gordon Reiton Mr.Lewis Neilson, 3 Mr, W.H.Mathews, Miss Paull, Mrs.M.Rod- man, Mr.Thos.J.Rodman, Miss Yoboon Mer, 5.Read, Mrs.Read, Master Read.Mr.J.I Rhind and infant, Master John Rhind, Rutherford and maid, Miss Mine, Rutherford, G.F.Miss Alice Ferrier, Miss ray, Mr.Louis Rev.Robt.Master Cecil Rutherford: Mr.Miss Phyllis Short; Miss C.maid, Mics Kliza Ste Scott, Mr.C ho EO and id, © \u2018Tatley, Mr.F.Tatey.Mr.Georgo Youn Nr Kimban Young, Mrs.Wood, Mr.J.Woodhead, Mie v hitley, Ir.D, W illiamson, Mr.D.Williamson and infaut, Miss Elsie Will'amson, Me C.G.Westhe: The Royal Mail Steamship Laurentian of the Allan Line saîls at dayl light to-morrow morning for Liverpool e carries a full contingent of passengers ot which the following is a complete list: Me.G.T.Bell, Mr.Buckner, Mrs.J.H loy, Miss Ethel \"Crossley, Miss Je Master Haniey Crossley, Mra.Mias ter §rz5t HL.Cross.Mr.rson, aster Leig Kitchon, Lieut.M Mise Ke Kenrick, Mr.H.C.Macdonald, acdonald, Mr, Ernest Riall, Mrs.Riall, \"Ming Von Ifland.BIRTHS.\"HOEY\u2014On May 7th, 9, tho wife of Robert A.Hoey, of a son.03 MARRIAGES.GRAVELLE-EMERY\u2014On May 7th, 1895, at st Alban's Church, Rockton, by the Rev.J.Morton Prioat Incharge, James Graal to mma Emery.DEATHS.\u2018 HANSHAGEN sat Que 0 in the 7th instant, ago of 74 years, ip dois, and.ex-alderman, of thoc brather-in-law to M.It.op of Toren A.C.Lariviere, and to J.P.A.Ni cof, of Mant.POOLE\u2014At the Rectory, Kast Cornwall, on May 4th, 1885, Kthel Caroline, only ganghtor uf the Revorond 8, Gower Poole, aged 17 y DOMINICK \u2014In this city, on the oth of May, Sareh June Banks, 3 yoars and 9 months, beloved wife James Dominick.Funeral notico hereafter.02 BONNER- On the 10th inst., at chan Mo 43 years and 6 m ones test son of John Bonber.Fanñerai hos\u201d 3 THE WEATHER.Nam Probabilities for tho next twenty-four hours: Fine and warm local thunder storins oot.; 30, 1885 Sun rises, CR am.Sun sets, 18 p.m.Con Finca, 847 pm.Le, Alam.Friar [ra enderson, Mis Kathelen Henderson, IT WILL BETHE - | .RUIN OF NOTRE | 1 ATTORNEY GENERALS DECISION: \u201c18 CRITICZED.| =: who What the Legal Adviser and a Leading Member of the Real Estate Owners\u2019 Association Think of His Action\u2014Suit Against Aldermen.Referring to the refusal of the Attorney- General to appoint a Royal Commission to enquire into muulcipal affairs in Montreal Mr, Gustave Lamothe, Q.C., one of the legal advisers of the Real Estate Owners\u2019 Association said: \u201cI had already given my opinion to the Heal Estate Owners\u2019 Association, that 1 was in doubt as to the power of the Government to ap point a Royal Commission by the stature as it now stands.That was also the opinion of Mr.Peers Davidson, , legal adviser of the Good Government Society.I believed it possible, however, that the commission might be granted for a more general purpose, viz, to examine into the municipal system generally, andsee if it met the requirements for which it had been created.and if not to nave it changed.The change would have been for administrative ocommis- sioners or otherwise, but was not precisely the charge we wanted investigated.What we wanted was an inquiry into certain acts of corruption which exist acco ing to the two associations named, supported by the Board of \u2018Trade.In view of the ofticial interpretation given to the statute by the Attorney-general a request should Le made at the next session the Legislature give the statute a more pe application.» At present we have two actions pending against Ald.Prefontaine.and Costigan for about \u201cpros dOU for the recovery of money: illegally voted, The attempt to whitewash the aldermen by an amendment to the city charter having fallen through at last session the cases are being pushed.A motion by the defendants\u2019 counsel FOR MORE DETAILS having been thrown out, we are now daily expecting their pleas on the merits of the rase.Until the law la amended the only investigation possible outside of the Courts would have to be © y the Council itself.That would pere oeil worthless.\u201d Mr.A.Levesque, a leading and active thember of the Real Estate Owners\u2019 Association, said that the decision surprised him very much, as he thought the statute could have been given a wider interpreta tion.Such had been the case in the school investigation.The practical re- suit of the decision is that the Attorney-Genernl has decreed the ruin of Montreal, and that some years hence the vernment will find out that its revenue Tom this city has considerably decreased.Regarding Mr, Casgrain's declaration concerning the electorate I think it is a utop ia to believe that the electorate is not enlight ened and honest enough to be represented by those who can give us the best government possible, or even an acc eptable æov- ernment in municipal matters in large cities: In that sense I regret that the At torney-General did not reach another decis- on.And then Mr.Leveque added, \u201cCartier and Lafontaine would have acted otherwise.\u201d It is understood that the principal charge to have been submitted to the commission related to the purchase of a property for a fire station.in wbich the proprietor, it is said, had en told by aldermen to ask 816,000 inWead of 313, 00 and that he had done 50 and received the money.DISCUSSING GAS.Proposals Made by Aldermen this Afternoon.A meeting of the Light Committee was held this afternoon to consider the gas question.Ald.Prefontaine moved the adoption of the report of the sub-committee recommending the acceptance of the Montreal Gas Companys tender.Alder man Costigan mov in amendment that a contract be entered into with the Montreal Gas Company for the SPRL to the citizens at $1.05 thonsand.Ald.Rainville moved Ti amendment to the amendment that the old contract ut in in competition with the Coates Company be accepted, viding that illumination gas be supplied at t $L.15 and heating at Sc.The meeting is in progress.: THE HYAM°S TRIAL (Continued from p page 1.) ToroNTo, Mny 10.\u2014To-day the defence sought in every way to discredit the testimony of Ebenezer Aylesworth in the Hyam\u2019's case, r.Lount in his cross-examination trapped the witness into various admissions as to motives and movements and the spar ring between Counsel and witness was very interesting.The time was principally occupied in theex- amination and cross-examination of Eben- ezer Aylesworth, brother-in-law of Harry P.Hyams.Aylesworth said that just previous to the tragedy.young Wells was pressing Hyams hard for several thousands of dollars lent to them.On one occasion the witness and Wells went to Harry's office ard they found him iris a large pilé of bills of apparentl denominations.They were void could have the money at once, but if they took it they would lose their situations.They decided not to take it.A few minutes later a carter came\u2018in and knocked the plle of bills over, Then they discovered that at only © the .top bill was , the rest ™ Mr.William Lount, one of the counsel for the defence, gathered f from the witness that he sometimes \u201cpla ed horses\u201d in the pool rooms and he had furnished rooms around the city, which witness, however, would not admit were kept for immoral purposes.Then Mr.Lount directed his cross-exam- ination towards forcing Aylexworth to pa mit that he borethe Hyams a grudge, the witness said they had never done any - thing to him, and he J declined to admit that he felt no love toward them.He at first said he had not been collecting evidence against the thers aver aince the funeral and said he had just \u2018run u a evidence.Finally be admi hat after the arrest of the prisoners, he been to Montreal and other Places : seek- ot evidence.On the order of the the witness gave the name of of one Phill} of Buffalo, as one man.he had seen, bat he declined to state what he had learned from Ayles- Philli Deals with his Montreal tri worth said he went there to sour for evidence, And while thers he secured rion of papers onging to Hyams to be used as ide ence against them.y The brothers had increased the pay of of both witness and Wells, when the latter threatened to withdraw their money from the business The whole forenoon was consumed with Ayleaworth on the stand and he had been released when the % oad high they lancheon.- The cross-examination went on after Jancheon but did not develop a single new ure.riot bm.probably Steamers When the H ished he gvenlog gr tomarrow.5 St t Mart nears, Corea.Philsdelpita.qu = the cave of Arthur Dice.acacen of ned er ia do wan Gap Quecuste own Now Yor and murder, will come on bofore Judge ee Addatio usenstown ork aloonbr ACCIDENT TO MR.MANOOTEL.SiS nem in the ATerPool nd car enr MR.WELLMAN'S CLAIMS, onia paged Que Anat and Queshowen New Yonk, M \u2014(Bpectal.)\u2014 lis J.A.pi: deputy registrar for Head paasod Father Pot: am Kacalona passed Cape fusal of t x, May (0.dl Te er - oon and Jacques ( à ronto Lo alles Fi man, - tier, wh Heth St.Catherine + street dhe Mongolian lett Liverpool for Moutreal to- city, to a.in the wel esp le entard c au electric oar, t Campani Ania passed a der trial caused mens here ¢ was ova Tis carriage and in Ese steamer Cam Eine ei Qu losbers among lawyers, Asa gone: thing, they L * - \u2019 8 \\ £ * -gested, and in order to obtain the 13d he had not | Brn suggestion Home Governm ment ry vas said at Mr.Greenshi consulting counsel in court.tis Eh à coincidence that Mr.Wellman, then i ant district atlorney, waa the ch outing counsel in .Wiman's case., Wellman has recently.won 6 repu New York as a very s ee and hard fighter generally, PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.The Members of the Boand Adjourn Without Action en Diplomas.[SPECIAL TO THE TAR] po URBEC May 10.\u2014The Catholic Committee of Public lustruction closed its session this morning.At yesterday's meeting Hon: Masson gnvè notice that at the next session in September, he would move that ail pro- feasors in religious inatitutions pass aminations before a board appointed by the Bishop of the diocese where such professors reside, Mr.Masson's motion for inspection of all Catholic institutions was also discussed at length and Mgr.Em, moved an amend- went, that when any apparent irregularities aye found in the anvual reports of these institutions, they be referred to the bishop of the diocese, w 0 will investigate and report to the Council.r.Masson accepted the amendment which was passed unani- Notwithstanding the rejection.of the system of uniformity in school books reported yesterday, the discussion of the measure had, indirectly, a a practical effect, because quite a number of ks were put aside as unfit for education.The uniformity question, it may be recalled, was bought some time ago by some of the lay members of the Council, strongly pronounced against the div eraity of the school books as being too cost] , and a serious obstacle to the ucation in this province.As m of uniformity was sug- best textbooks possible à plan submitted, by \u2018which there would have been competition f for the best ones, and prizes of $300 and $200 would be given to the \u2018authors accepted.Moreover, n percentage of 10 tr cent.would.have been paid to the authors on the sme of their books, and, with the exception of the usual com- wnission to the stationer, the balance of the money would have gone to the Council for the benefit of education.The bishops objected to the uniformity proposed, on the und that it would deprive certain re- Hulous institutions of an important source revenue; so declared Mgr.Emard, Bishop of Valieyfield, on one occasion.' The vote yesterday settles the matter for the present.Y.M.G.A.CONVENTION.Doings of the Delexates at Springfield To-day.SPRINGFIELD, Mass:, May 10.\u2014The dels- gates to the International Convention the Y.M.C.A, were called to order at 8, a.m, and a short praise service was spent in pay poying tribute to the Christian character of klin Fairbanks, who recently oe at St.Johnsbury, Vt.The address of the morning was delivered | by President J.M.Coulter, of Lake-Forest University, Illinois, on \u2018The International permanent fund aud its relation to the nternatiônal work.\" is address was a plea for the liberal support of the International Committee and for in aid from the Associations themselves.He recommended the establishment of an endowment fund.Rev.Mr.Studder of New York, offered prayer and the convention turned next to the report of the Internation: al committee's.That report devoted 5 finance was considered and a series of resb- lutiona adopted'in regard to the ork: Steps havealready Deen taken 1 by the sta Sommittees of the Y.M.C.A.for Massachusetts and Rhode Island toward an endowment fund.Forty persons have alrendy subscribed $1000 each and a building given, the revenue from which will be devo! to the extension of work among railroad men and in cities and towns.A PHILADELPHIA TRAGEDY.Murder and Suloide on the in Broad ad Daylight.PHILADELPHIA, Pa, \u201cMay 10.\u2014A terrible tragedy was enacted on the sidewalk in front of 316 North Seventh street, to-day, in Street the presence of a throng passe by.August Tepper, ufacturer of novelties at 31: Noble street, aged thirty-six years, shot Clara Herhold, alias Schmidt, aged twenty-six years, twice in the right side, and then sent a bullet into his right temple dying almost instantly.was removed to a hospital, where he died half an hour later without having regained was a married man consciousness.Tepper w and lived at 313 Noble street with his wife and family, He was desperately in love with the Herhold girl, but his advances were coldly receiv *Tepper's body was taken to his home, but his wife refused to receive it and it it was taken to the morgue, LAKE STEAMERS COLLIDE.One Sunk and There Was a Life Lost.10.\u2014The steam- gh Valley Line, with th the Lak Superior Line, Lake Superior ports to Chi- MACKINAW, Mich., Moy shi Cayuga, of the Leh Chicago to Buffalo, coll steamer Joseph L.Hurd, of : PN\u201d ad e Nervous Prostration It is now a well established fact in medical science nervousness is due to impure blood.Therefore the nd to otre nervousness 18 by puri ok enriching the blood.Tue rent we) ifier is Hood's is letter : \u201cFor the last two years I have been a great sufferer with nervous prostration and pisation Of the I was weak iu my fim and had smothered sensations.At last my physician advised me to try Hood's Saranparilla, which I did, and Tam bappy to to =a that I am now strong and well till using Hood's Sarsaparilla and would Dot be without it.I recommend it to all who are suffering with nervous prostration and Ipitation of the heart.\u201d Mrs.DALTON, ce St.Torouto, Ontario.Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Purifier i {3 rsa- Prominently in the public eye to-day.is not what we say, but what Hood's parilla does that tells the story.Hood's Pills cure habitual constipation.Price 25c.per box.o AOLIAN RECITAL SATURDAY.11th MAY, At 3 p.m, At The Pratte Piano Ce.Narereoms, No.1676 Netre Dane Street.\u2014PROGRAMME\u2014 1 vu .Romance.olleror use?agher >-Valse Le Concert wiki 5\u2014Gavotte.20-e-e ce nac ess Arditt Danse a Bayad Rubinstein 7\u2014Indiau March Clark Admission on presentation of visiting card CHRYSANTHEMUM | The CHRYSANTHEMUM PATTERN Sterling = Silver Tableware reveals to the connolsseur artistic beauty of the highest order.This pattern, which ie entirely new, necessitates a very heavy ploce, o0 uo cheap imitations of it can be produced.We co pordially tavite inspection of this line which we control Tor Canadis.HENRY BIRKS & SONS, 10x Philiiÿe Square.FINANCE AND COMMERCE, LOCAL STOCKS STRONG.Though business in other other lines may not be at the mompnt very active or abow any great improvement, this cannot be sald of the local shares and bond market.Not for months bas our local Wall Street been so busy or the \u201cbulls\u201d sohappy.With the exception of Banks, and a few of the minor miscellaneous lines, the list is very ative, and à small \u2018boom\u201d may be sald to be o Speculators, however ve most of their attention to Cable Co and Mon Een treal Stroet Railway with now then a shot at Richelieu and Gas.Van vas activity at the forenoon ses- sion to-day, and Mont Street lway was forced up from 195} to 1964 for old, and 196 to 195 for new, over 1000 shares in all ¢ g hands.Cabl le ran a very close second in 10 transactions shares, placed at 149 to © 150, closing asics.Pt 491.dé Poe found buyers at u Lover 400 shares changing h RI I at 203 to 204 with some ee.Toronto rail dectined a | from 76 to 738, way and Telephone roid at 156.Royal Electric changed hands at to 1684.Duluth rails were not very active ona about steady with ing at 5} for common and 11 for preferred.Cottons ere in more demand Montreal selling at 123% and Dominion at 100.Banks were inactive.but firm.The rest of the gencral list Was n 1 .London market ras reported AR \u201cbooming\u201d for Amorican secu and tho same was the case on the continent.\u2018An unfavorable crop roport it Le it is sald would probably start a reaction, an Government re port is anxiously awaited Wall street flecti: reporte ed as refi the ity and strength of London.It is sta! that if the crop reports turn out favorable,indications are clear that the market now fairly on the way towards a real and sustained return of prosperit.PORTE G SLs.100 Duluth at 53, 50 do pfrd.at 11; 65 Kleotric at 149, 10 at 149}, 8at1 ; at 97, ot Tis Sos 2 pren at 1953, 400 at 1: at , al 3 a a 200 do now at 194, 35 at 10 8 Dom.Cotton at 100: 25 Montreal Cotton of Mont 99, Colored Colton at \"5 204, 50 204}, 350 a baa 125 at sut 18 at , 123 a, 75 at 0 t_ Rail at 1964.125at 197, 100 at 196%; 100 Street i new, at 1031, 135 at 195}, 100 at 198: 50 Dom.Cot.at 102.\u201cMONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.WHEELMEN, ONLY ATTENTION 1 JUST A MINUTE.a Say, Do You Want a Bicycle Suit?in B id Navara! Ti ave 20 halted Te eh t, assorted Thy we fos The latest from very fine Nght plan, Tan po avy Blue We will and about 20 more Suits for Monday nigh $7.50 PER surT.Equal to custom made.Come in and ses them.The Live and \u2018Up-to-Date Men\u201d s Hatter, Clothier and Outfitter, 657 to 665 CRAIG STREET, MONTREAL.10xxl AUCTION SALE, The large Stone and Brick Corner House .70 OSBORNE STREET with Two Vacant Lots adjoining, will bg sold at our Rooms, 181 ST.JAMES ST.Wednesday, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, J,\u201d CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO.Real Estate Auctioners.May 22, nol 110x 5 daw TIME TABLE Kensington \u2018BUS umm.Tannery Leaves {toll gate, jus Just \u2018beyond the Glen e3 Boat Na \u2026 Btreet, ot 2,30 and every Prices are Terms Easy.COME! COME \u2014000\u2014\u2014 Kensington Land Co., TEMPLE BUILDING.\u2018ernoon Agént on the ground.pry \u2018 ase a, Right.t COME! TO RENT | DORVAL.A Beautifyl Country Residence, Immediate possession.du à HH, JOSEPH & CO.Walking Canes.We have just received a new stock of Gr the latest woods, ling Silver mountings, From $1.00 up.1013 W.S.WALKER & 00, ook Canes in all with Ster- 1300 Bt.Catherine street.NEW YORK STOCK, EXCHANGE.oor\u201d Close.ou\" Cioe SE net ne ns ih] 9g WN 16° 15% 1066 ook \u2014 \u2014 10 1œ ê< 7 T4 13 78 WOR EB woh on 42° 12° \u201815° 18 10 Es ws Se \\ BoE EE L186 4 12% UK A 54 54 Bx oui oh 8 WM 186 143) AY 1004 100) 100 100M w ne wn 19 sa 5 8° 0 0 = 43 ay 4 s a & Rie oN 63% 4 54 M s br] we nN wg 3% ny 35% 36% 1 1 mom mu ve 174 154 us ow wd = BoM oom 17 17 i 119182258 MER E55 12:88) g=t OUR MONTREAL STICK.MONTREALERS, SHAMROCKS, BEAVERS, ORIENTS, CRESCENTS, Take note\u2014We lead the World in Lacrosses.See dur Stock, LACROSSES, 106, 150, 250, 856, 400, 50e, 75c, 21.00, $1.25, he 50.Our Special, 82, \u2018Special prices to Cluba and the t G.A.HOLLAND & SON, val \u2018st.Catherine St.20 Lines of Hammocks to Select From.Just opened another lot WALL PAPERS Sample Books and Stock ready for inspection.We ask all to look around and jud of G.A.for themselves who carriea the largest, best assorted and ALL PAPERS iu the city.Let facta speak for themselves.HOLLAND & SON, best selected stook 2411 St Catherine Street.He did it on a MODEL 40 COLUMBIA.108 5eodx The Ban Jose correspondent of Bearings s states that the \u2019 entries for the feces at Han Joss, Cal, on i Rand, Suita test aggregation of co on the Pacific se radin Columbia had not srrived, but that didn's Badd s moment.Ho knew too well & es of Gotambin roadsters.He entered with » Bald won the.two-mile soratéh roe lu the Ox Pia, pas won besting Zicglers Denrer record ef a , Bald won the mile invitation in she record time.of 3.03 435, beating his own record of 3.0545 made nat fall at Hpringtiel Both of these remarkable performances were made on d road machine.| machine in \u201c OPEN EVENIXGS, R.J.LATIMER, 502 St.Paul Street.BUILDING LOTS, The Choicest.SHERBROOKE STREET.84 feet fron Mjoining the property of James Linton, SUMMERHILL AVE.25 feet front, between two choice red stone front residences.MACGREGOR STREET.Houth side, the lot for sale, 61 ft.front.Romi shar 02 500 Vies View unequalled.CRESCHNT STREET.234x 100 The only ones in the market.Near Sherbrooke Hireat.POR SALE BY ALBERT E.LEWIS, 83 St.James.SHERBROOKE ST.LOTS © 45 teet Frontage, .- East of Greene Ave.A very few loft.5 FINE HOUSES This summer to be erected, adjacent to lots offered for ALBERT E.LEWIS, 185 St.James St.1252 Dorchester St.FOR SALE OR TO LET New 3 story 12 reemed heure.For teerus soc A.B.LEWIN, 145 88.James sm.102 male 110x2 AMERICAN MARKETS, MONTREAL EXCHANGE MARKET.for the yan by Memarn.Nichols & géo Raking Brokers, ciner Netre Dame Xavier streets, Montreal.Sam Mario ims | 8 How or aa Bares alia 9 ER Ci sod WALL STREET GOSSIP.J.6.Bache & Co.N.Y.Wire Their Losal Manager,C.D.Monk.et opens asain very strong.# higher.every 1e ire crop report will come and if unfavorable will bave a decided Eirect abrosd.itisn th xu slow, Mr.Neleon M Done dir raped his mit for dam against the Distillers in the state fount tn Illinois and has a BEL jon in the United Sa Court.o of this will be to mak + M party to the or in opera si dr Ce.ie expe 2 6 roced Ta = the pat a ER My un hes apo ted with the amount of Mr.chaim Ld t ke Bormand.prices à abroad having a be very énthasisetic on \u2018Amesioans this market } Koos ut a dam orders, in other \u2018words they go oS Pan Ar bi ol for first week show {ahtest rarement To the the «tu re earned in 9 months 1} per cent on the io Southern fe in the hands at a roedlver, it has in financial straits «ix months.pe cago, three miles this side ot Skillagales Bgported for the Sran by Gordon Bérathy Co.Brock lighthouse in a densa fog at four o'clock Brokers, $5.Sacrament streat.\u201cMay 10.May 3.this morning.Ask.Bid.Ask Bia The Cayuga sank de about twenty min- » 5 x 8 utes.The bow of the Hurd was knocked 9 184 150 14 clean off and only her cargo of lumber.kept 8 ss.6 8! her afloat.George Johnson, the steward ww a aS of the'Hurd, was knocked overboard by the % eu 1 crash of the collision and drowned.The om 1964 198 194 pt a re rar ar ou EE u 6 steamer Manols an , Boke here this morning.1h BOM W613 OTTAWA RAILWAY COMMITTEE EE Passes on Two Projects Brought a mW Before It.mw Ba ow [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) Zoom om a OTTAWA, May 10.\u2014The ratlway som t- = «= \u2014 1m tee organized tbis morning.t-Cal.- He 10 HUE M0 dale waa elected chairman.A bill autos 8 5 Bn ining the Alberta Railway and Coal Com- now 9 MH issue \u2018\u201cprior lien debenture stock,\u2019 50 \u2014 80 \u2014_\u2014 Pres in order to assist the company to g \u2014 \u20acŒ \u2014 fe its financial affairs was e 4 2 OS Il was introduced by Sir Donald Smith, a -\u2014 100 \u2014 A bill to incorporate a compauy to con- x mu x \u2014 struct à bridge across the wa river » M OS wm above Deschenss Rapids, about five miles ° 8 15 » from Ottawa, wasalso passed, *.4 » WE mmm 2 FE 2 CHICAGO MARKETS.708 a Tradinx Licht and Prices Master, né 5.= 5 | tetpations of a ard Tar re : = tm: \"Ie SX = prices .Lenden tee Market.5 ee rR in LSBs ou TC D.Monk, Men- values dedlited to 634 for July nd 08 Sod for ao the London market at 4 p.Eh to- Bee onally under à Habit demand 1% , dass MONTREAL CLEARING HOUSE.* followi the weekly return of a oben Md fac the past week with eve : a Ù Total for week ending May ; &> Les ace \u2014.\u2026xo0kess ss ee esta 6 Corrasponding week, UDé.11207400 LASANS : | tree Corresponding week, 1908.11374600 1,674,008 °° |' Cerveupending wook, 1888.HNL 1m.- k RE .- - ES L , D; Æ.dor A Nuit eee sa alk.\u2018 cette re po 57 oe lo! Manel they = wi Dayal all noted buyers disposed , check in awe.od pot little easier, tutures t all are ron them iv owt this jo Gein Provisions.Ete.\u2019 May Month Opening H Loves Qloeing SON CRU 8 \u201c yar 504 8H 50% «\u201c Bept- sie BI 504 51 Oats 1 May.Bn 234 28 Bs - July.23 Pen nan ni hE ne Pox Toe uh Bd BY ua - Bept 11M 11 ns 128 lard May.662 eq 462 v= 6 \" Jay.65 \u20ac 6h 4 TA \u201c = Bet 6% 6 60 6% New Yo! Wheat May.@ sr - July.pi = - Bept.= es: 8 cos yar sony pas pe H+?mieux Be à es UK Wheat, May.\u201cie 83% > À CR UK A rer Bept.\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Wot May.7% OX CH & ve July.8 \u201c of \u2014 Aug.6% oa «\u20ac 65 Ll May.86 % .July.\u20ac 7 ol Bee.\u2014 RENEWED AND HEAVY BUYING [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) Y \u2014The P Post's financial aie pe be 0 stock nae ned with re- es à and À ount, the focal ing.No .Western Union \u2018and the \"verious miscel- lanoota stocks soo red rapid ad vances lu the early ing.- J otoalfe 1 has sold to Andrew Yoone oe 1901-2, OP te v0 Ward with cottage mn, known Lo & City Councillors street for $3900.Special Notices.A Good Start in Life is as important as a good life itself.The start usually consists in fitting up a cosy.home.This can he done more economically here than anywhere else, and the to ent pro ves it: We will give a complete fu tory Jase fora house, sufficient for FN for $37.30, $50.00.870.00, dao, bn 198.Pen those big ole ars be ahywhere else.Ing.ne Prefect ipkwcidiy 135 St.Catt Catherine | stréet, 1066 We offer for 8 days a beantite al Chicker, yable $i0 caah and $7 ing piano at 8250; monchly.Nordheim 8, 213 Be.James: at + = sent ès REAL ESTATE NOTICE.'R.A Mainwaring, 147 St.James st.Summer Arrangement.ST.HENRY OFFICE ever offered in every lot is covered with fruit trees.ST.DENIS BOULEVARD.ing sad built Tosse Grounds BNATH EATATE.t e Séth of May inst 00.corner of Dufferin and Mount Bap Avenue.SEANROCK PARK, .adjoining SI ras ow A avrsose, Bea and nn streets at low prices, a Fark a iin andl 2% Lawrsnos Street property.MONTREAL ANNEX AND FREEHOLD.1 control the Chaicest lots inc'udiog corners in he Mon ex and Freehold, at prices an terms = oe dak pete dential p ies and ei on aon iculars of all tho shove ation at the Proper Poston de dire Bt.Jemce Street.\\ R.A.MAINWARING, Real Estate and Investment Broker, 147 54.James Atroet.iL.©.P, GENEREVX, Manager, \u2018 $5,500 HOUSE UNION AVENUE FOR SALE.\" Stone front extension, Daisy furnace in good order.A Bargain.Easy Terms.J.C.SIMPSON & CO.100t0 1101 « KENSINGTON.\u201d 108 The followingadvertisements were received too late for classification: AAAS ANNININLNLENNS G BOY TO BOTTLE AND V AND au eter tol ANTED \u201cBOY, WITH GOOD REVER V TorecE à Ritchie, 19 8.Jomea fir a U'ANTED\u2014MI AGRD PERSON For UP.WE D MIDDLE.AG kD, 8 ?w \\ANTED-A TALL BOY.joe work, salary Call alter ! es SU Sun p.m, Shor wrnxal Dasiy Sram printed va Gore street gran, pine Lene, y Hegh O roulent tn Montreal and 186 street a week Room 7.m1 ot the corner of ine ashing Jnoees bre\" Speyer RIN ND oTTeID ; oy rue = wn pr { RR = IE ETS ss (TEE ne Leeks MS re mens es date al mg \u2014\u2014_ wells cates