The Montreal daily star, 25 juillet 1895, jeudi 25 juillet 1895

[" ! 4 } yo \"EDITION.se | The \u201cVOL XXVINo.= To CL EP MONTREAL THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1895.DAILY STAR: \u2019 Last Week's Average.- WEEKLY STAR: .- Last Week's Issue., \u2018Average Circulation of the STAR.PRICE ONE CENT.112,206 KILLED AT AT A BALL GAME.x R.W.YCOTT USED A BAT ON WILLIAM CASTELL The Latter Died From His Injuries ' This Morning\u2014The Odessa Short stop Interfered With Fatal Result ~~ «Tragedy at Sydenham.(Special to the Star).Kingston, July 25.-\u2014While a baseball game was in progress at Sydenham, a village aixteen miles from this city, yesterday, William Casteii, third baseman for the ElginLurg 1eam, became re{rac- \u201ctory and caused some annoyance.At the home plate he had an ulterca- tion with R.Wycott, shortstop, of the Odessa: team, and in the melee, the latter struck Il over the lvit teru- ble wi with & a bat.The wounded man was to 4 hotel aud died from his in- Suries FHA mornin Castell wus a butcher, and leaves a wife and mari die was about 2 years of deans yoott is a painter an resides a! ORANGE SUPREME SECRETARY.An Effort to Have Him Ousted From the Position.- (Epecial tu the Star)., Toronto, July 25.\u2014The Orange \u201cbreth- orn of this city are after the scalp of Supreme tary Birmingham, who also organizer for the Federal (\u2018vnserva- tive JF.At the meeting of the County , & resolution was present- ; ed, favoring a memorial to the Supreme for an amendment to the consti- bution of that body, declaring any official member of a political party ineligible for affie in the Supreme Grand County Master Mciilan ruled the motion out of order, but stated that a Lodge gave him instruc- he lines ot the resolution, be would Move in tbe Supreme Lodge for the desired amendment.At the preme Grand Tod which \u2018meets in F ax next week.there will be a dead set made against the Supreme .Beoretary.\u2018\u2019the Maritime Provinces have been in correspondence for some time and are .determined do oust from the posi- - tion, if possi PAN AMERICAN PROJECTS.The Formation of a New Society is Under Way.(Special to the Star.) Toronto, July 25\u2014As an outcome of the Pan American Congress, the promoters bave decided to form à new society.whose objects are much the same that of the congress, but it will be on different lines and: on an ambitious ale.Dr.Burrell, of New York, is the leading spirit in the movement, and it is the intention to have biennial meetings, the first of which will be in New York in 1897, and afterwards \u2026 ln.Constantinople, Rome and Jerusa- x ON FRIDAY, JULE 96, 1893, © VOTRE MARLY The brethern in Ontario and | |.M weeks Bc and Me Kong for the transportation of merchandise, provides for a reduction of duties, and allows the right to extend railways and establish telegraph linea.CONFESSES TO MURDER.\u2019 Barrett, a Crazy Walter.sayshe Killed Misses Lamont and Wililams.San Francisco, Cal., July 25.\u2014The trial of Durant for the murder of Marne Lamont is going The District A cturne presented affidavits, stating that nt can bave 8 fair trial here, and it is expected that the motion for change of venue will be denied.* In the county gaol of Santa Cruz, at Santa Cruz, Cal.confined illiam Barrett, who says he murdered Blanche Lamant and Minnie Williams in Emanuel Churoh hore, last April.He gave himself up to the Chief of Police as a dangerous criminal.He was discharged as a harmless tunatic.Then he went Lo the aheriff, to whom he confessed\u2019 feased his guil t as the Perpetrator of the urch murders.To the District eT he told a \u201ctory that first sounded plausible, but as Barrett went into the details of the crimes, the inconsistencies of his statements con- vinced his auditors of his perfect innocence and complete insanity.Barrett, who was formerly a waiter in a San Francisco restaurant, says he saw Durant and the girls on a street car, and, admiring Miss Lamont and Miss wil: liams, he boarded the car, in the hope of making their acquaintance.The trio alighted at Emanuel Church, following.Durant and Miss Lamont ton tered ry church, followed still by Ba: rett, «while Miss Williams waited outside.Barrett says he hid behind a pew.Detecting an odor of escaping gas, Durant went to the belfry to stop the leak.Barrett seised and attempted to assault Miss Lamont.To stifla her cries be choked her, and she the floor.To silence Miss Williams, Barrett says d her with a knife taken from the restaurant.Meanwhile, Durant had been overcome by gas, and was so dawed that he did not see Barrett carrying the bodies to the Bar- vett says he did not wish Durant to be hanged for his crime, and that he was sure be would De eventually found out.Barrett resembles Durant in personal appearance.He worked here as a waiter, but is dissipated.He persists in his statements, despite cross-examination.MISSIONS BURNED.Soldiers Would Not Interfere With a Chinese Mob.2 C.July 25.\u2014 À Uhiness advices, dealing with the riot that occurred at the ises of the Canadian Methodist \\ at King, the buildings there were burned.The soldiers\u2019 barracks were only a quarter of a mile away, but no attention was paid to uests for assistance.The mob rested for the might and the next day nothing ES of the t successor of the American Methodist.Mo, Church climbed over a wall to a neighbor's and remained for twelve hours in a dirty little loft.watching the destruction of their property.Some © of the + \u20ac snadixn Methodist VE who Tar sel France e the r the right to maintain + \u2018Queen's Cup defending bance, or \u2014wilch ; à copaut a Tieng Heng.ras Er 12,004 12, prorin ang Si w post © r part Lang Song and Meng Tao, to French and of that month, in t they may Annamit makes Hokhow an not follow too closely \u2018in the wake of open port, permite France to maintain a the New York Y Club's ual sul chere, © Shemao The Goelet race will be merve, ts French Citizens, to sottie sailed on August 2, off Newport.The along the rivers, and use the rivers Lo is looked forward to with great x is anmouncol, will probably take arr THE CASE OE HOLMES Chicago Doctors Declare the Bones Found are of Human Belnge.Chicago, July 25.\u2014A man who gave his name as Ca and said bo was an attorney from Texas, enquired yester- terday rnoon at the ty Clerk's offies if the records shawed that Harry H.Holmes was a notary public.The list of notaries showed his name, and that be had qualified as such on July 24, 1893.Attorney Capps, wanted to find out i the signature of Holmes on the Count Clerk's books was same as ane on Minnie Willem according lo Capps\u2019 story, had signed a deed, in which she d before Holmes, and which he ad signed as a notary public, THE MEMORIAL CAT LUNDY LANE.\u2014\u2014 UNVEILING OF THE DOMINION GOVERNMENT MONUMENT \u2014\u2014\u2014 Erected in Memory of the Heroes Who Fell in Battlein Defence of Canada \u2014Ceremonies at the Cemetery \u2014Description of the Memorial./ (Special to the Star).Niagara Falls, Ont, July 25.\u2014The beroes who fell in the bloody battle of Lundy's Lane on July 25, 1814, are bav- ing their memories perpetuated to-day by the unveiling of the mopument erected in the famous and historic ceme- After examining Holmes\u2019 signature in tery, on Drummond Hill, two miles dis- y has been keeping a jewellery store at Assumption, Ills, for two months.He has married a second time.tant from Niagara Falls, dy the Domin- | ion Government.The proceedings in connection with the unveiling of the monument commenced at 2 o'clock to-day.nished by the Nia The chairman ol meeti ing the day opened the van add and introduces ian anthoritios are of the termined nature, as d is under thelr controls while the tish consul replies\u2019 that be is in communication with the Government with reference thereto.The pu of.the British in their occupation of is has not yet transpired IS CAMPOS SURROUNDED?Rebel Sympathizers In New York Have Advices That He Is.New York, July 25.~The Cubans of this city are eagerly awaiting news of inport- ance from Bayamo.\u2018They bave been very active for the past few days, and,while surrounding their movements with mystery, do not deny that some important move is contemplated.engagement is said to be imminent near Bayamo, where the Spanish have concentrated their forces to the number of eleven thousand.The Cubans, under the personal command of Gomez, are gathering at Moron, one hundred and thirty miles from the Spanish position.During the day a cipher despatch was received at headquarters, announcing that General Gomez bad ordered all the divisions of the insurgent armies to hasten to Hayamo by forced marches, and to presipitate an issue with the army of General Campos before any aid could reach him.The message said that the rebels had cut off any aid that could reach .the Spanish commander from any direction whatever.ing bon ph wires were ds of mounted to the Spanish forces.The cipher was alry man of Bandera's guerillas, and it was addressed to & prominent Cuban cigar firm in this city.General Gomez bas issued an order to his subordinates, commanding them not to entertain any tions looking toward a settle: ment of hostilities, unless the Spanish\u2019 first agree to the absolute freedom of the island.Under no conditions will er be received unless this is f any mesenger approaches a amp red refuses to acknowledge the absolute independence of Cuba, he is to be arrested, tried by court martial and shot spy.It is said several Spaniards have already been shot in compliance with = this order.LAKE ST.JOHN_DISTRICT._ More New Settlers Have Gone Into the Country Than During Any Previous Year.The annual general mens of the Lake St.John Railway Com mpany w Quebec.e recently held = nual re rectonsr the following destin facts are culled: \u201cThe traffic accounts for the year ending 3lst December, 189, are now submitted.The gross earnings:of the main line show an increase of $17,895, those of the Chi- coutimi extension an increase of $10.- 922.The net « s of the main line show a gain of FH over the previous \u201cThe settiement ment pf the Lake St.John district has made 'fairly good progress di the past year.More new set- tiers have gone in than during any previous year since the railway was completed.The dairy industry continues to make d progress, and cheese now quite a considerable the the tratfl a the STE the phe quant ami 0 carried Ibs.againat 500 \u201cThe number of prascngers carried during the year on t hole system was 122,941, us compared with 108,515 in 1888, and the number of tons of freight 145,770, as against 133.150 tons.consisted of 2627 car Jem.The plans are being matured by the officers of the congress, and the Executive \u20ac Committee appointed au the { closed will take the pro- fect in THOSE MONTREAL TRAMPS, (Special to the Star.) Ottawa, July 25.\u2014The Montreal Lram; errested for Mleged burglary in Mr.P.McRae's residence were t y let out on bail for a week on their own recog- nizances, the detectives not being prepared to go on.The men were im-, mediately rearrested by County Con- ead on a charge of vagrancy.will thus not he able to escape ti the city police are ready for them.MISS WHITNEY'S ENGAGEMENT.New York, July BI \u2014In a few days the fo announcement will be made of the engagement of Miss Pauline Whitney.daush ter of ex-Secretary of War tney, to ric Hugh P ot, of 6t, Paul, Minn.\"er Ast winter agot accompanied Mr.Whitney and family up the Nile and through Europe.FRANCE AND CHINA.Shanghai, July 25.\u2014The treaty agreed upon between France and ina, in order to regulate the commercial relations between the Chinese provinces bordering on the French possessions and the lat- MEDICAL.Sick HEATACHE Positively cured by these \u2018Little Pills, They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating.A per- foct remedy for Dissiness, Nausez, Drowsiness, Bad Tastein the Mouth, Coated Tongue Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER, They Regulate the Bowels.Purely Vegetable., Small PHI.Small Dose, Small Price.ST.ANN°S WARD.Bewure good civic government by voting for MR D.GALLERY, Candidate, \u201ccently gver ght protection at the soldiers\u2019 barracks were driven out, one the women with her little ones being kicked by the brutal soldiers.At length all taken refuge at the Yamen of ihe district magistrate.A DOZEN HUSBANDS.Yet Mrs.Biackmire Died in Single Blossedness.lapaz, Ind.Luly 3 23.- The funeral ser- vicea were Mrs.HBlackmire, whe enjoyed oe ce unique record of havi twelve husbands.At Lhe imag ba fod death Mrs.Blackmire was 45 years of Her first marriage occurred when she was only 15 years old.The list of hudbande follows: \u2018No.1.a Lusband aged 15, divorce at the end of ten years; No.2 an attorney, divorce; No.3, cruel, separation; No.4, convict from Joliet, reformed und died; No.5, aud 6, dead within eighteen months; No.7.gambler, divorce; No.8, Drege ctor, fell down a well on wedding day.d; No.9, no record; No.Ao.the te 38.married Grows.drug irst child, disappeared; Br neer, aged, soon died, ad\u2019 No.Yee i 3 eS kmire, divorce.woman was atill charminly single .The when abe died.ITALY AND ABYSSINIA./ Rome, Jul Tn th the Chamber of De- renoon, Baron Blano, Minister of Forei.Affairs, made a statement in which be said that La of the Powers had recognized the protectorate over Abyssinia, which had been established by Italy, and had admitted that none of them was entitled to intervene between King Menelek and the Italian Government.Menelek, puties this De rantly violated the re of the ; prohibiting slave trading in Aby oysainia.oo UP IN À WHEEL ALL NIGHT.London.July 25.\u2014The great wheel at Ear rt, an imitation on a he Wor scale out & .dit was pot until t morning tha 0 excite passengers could released.THE PEDESTAL NOT READY.: (Special to the Star) Ki July 25.\u2014The Macdonald me- A gains tee has been notified that the pedestal for the monument will not be ready soon enough to enable the unveiling to take place on Labor y.September 3.The stone is being quarried at St.George, N.B.GERMANIC BEATS HER RECORD.New York, July 25- 25.\u2014The White Sta Line steamer Germanic, which was and newly en ined at arrived to-day from Liverpool nstown, with a record passage of 6 days, 23 hours and 27 minutes.Bor best previous passage was 7 days, 6 hours and 10 minutes.fast, FIRE AT WALES, ONT.h that vas nu also d destroyed.The lues is is about $1500, , THE AMERICAN YAGHTS.Ne York, July $.\u2014It ia believed that the trie feces of sspirinte fer the and Minnie Williams Connor has .as pro- bäble that it will require of Manitobe fte said yesterda EL CODE 15 one of the smoothest men Tever met.I was in partnership with him in a dru store in Chicago.[f 1 should tell all know about Holmes it would hang him.I have seen him do t that no other man on earth could or would do Connor said he was well accuainted with the Holmes building at Sixty-third and Wallace streets, Chicago, where murder clues ars bei found.He knows all the secret chambers and vaults, and went through them several times.He also acquainted with B.F.eitzel his interests, and with his wife came to C Dr.Stringfield has made an examination of the bones found in Holmes\u2019 house, and decided that they were those of bu- man es.The two flat bones,\u201d said the doctor, \u2018are the lvic bones.1 t ht at first they might be from the sca .but more © \u2018examination lvic bones.The ut eight years old.The other bone is, without doubt, that of an adult person.of Daven rt, Iowa, bas found letters of H.H.Holmes to herself, written when he in or was invents a lawsuit in which his interests are involved, and wants Mrs.Connor as a witness, who, he says, would prove valu- ble to him.Mrs.Smyth is Mrs Connor's mother.His connection with the law in Chicago was mostly with regard to Judgments £ for small amounts, and yet wrote to Mrs.Smyth of a case in which $2000 depended on.her daughter's testimony.He asks the question, \u201cWill you kindly communicate with Mrs.Con- nor, and say to her for me that i is absplutely necessary for us to hear from her with regard to the suit in which she is interested as a witness.\u201d This the first intimation Mrs.Smyth had that her daughter had disappeared, and the first line she ever received from Holmes.Toronto, July 25.\u2014In accordance with\u2019 the finding of Tbe coroner's jury in the Peitsel case.Attorney Dewart bas laid the verdict and a warrant before the At- torney-General\u2019s department, and proceedings for extradition of Holmes will be at Every effort will be tried in this city.The evidence of murder is much stronger here than in any other sh where he is wanted, and the chances is Janging i in York county sol yard thought here that To- rontos oo nines wil have precedence with the Philadelphia suthorities over those of Chicago.: : THE REPLY TO MANITOBA.LA - (Special to the Star) | .Toronto.Qu %.\u2014The World's apecin.from Otta: t yesterday's sitting of the Cabinet there was considered the draft of a reply to Manitoba on the schon question, prepared by Sir Charles Tupper.It is understood the document bas been approved, and will be forward- oe to Winnipeg.Ottawa, Jul H\u2014No indication of the contents of t to Manitoba has been given out.Te is regarded a more direct statement of its position in regard to the com the.provincial re gestion.of à commission to enquire into \u20ac past and present status of eda- cation in the province.Unioe Assurance Society, A.ty, D.me BiexoP THOROLD DEAD.\u2018London, Jüly The Rt.Ror, an thony Wilson 3 Thorold, D.D.,.bis Winchester, 18 dead, aged Ti.oP of ed the representative je the Dominion Government, who, il was expected, would be Hon.W.lH.Montague, Secretary of State.He has, however, wired stating his inabiiity, through sickness, to be present.But Col.Denison, of Toronto, was present to fill his piace.He proceeded from the speakers\u2019 platform to the monument steps, accompanied by the members of Lundy\u2019s Lane Historical Society, acting as a guard of honor.{ Each member wure a badge, under which was pinned a maple leaf.The unvoili then took place, the band meanwhile (playing.the National Anthem.After she oration of the day had been delivered, other ad fo lowed, the invited enter Dole Hon.G.W.Ross, Hon.R.fareourt illiam German, M.P.P., James A.Lowell, M.P., and many ot bers.No attempt w de at any military display.AHN the graves, new and old, were decoratcd with evergreens and cut flowers.Small British 8 Were placed on the graves and trenches of those who fell during the campaign.Laura Secord's grave was especially cared for in this respect.Besides being eet Tapert for the ua veiling ceremonies.to-day was also observed as the anniversary Sot the Lundy's Lane Historical Society.The annual address of the president was read.The Hon A.Kirkpatrick, Lieut.- Governor of Ontario, was present at the ceremonies.The invited ts were tendered a com imentary lun uncheon, to be given in the ferin Cafe, in Queen Vie- toria Park, hd tbe Lundy's Lane Historical Society.The mans is built of Stanstead county, Quebec.of a bright gray r, even in texture, Ind i is a high polish.The shaft,.which an obelisk, is is approached by six steps.These and .the first two bases are fine Pammered work.At the top of t base, and at each angle, Maced a pile of cannon balis, as is also the case with the ornamental parts, which terminate the ramps which spring from each angle: of the base.Tho die is octagonal in form, the four faces are polished, the angles hammered and ornamented with bronze shields, on the face of which will be inserted the name of the regiments which took in the battle.Over the die ia a heav moulded capital, on the front of whic is cut in large raised lotters the words: LUNDY'S LANE.The shaft is one block, weighing over five tons.its face is\u2019 a wreath of | maple leaves and the date 1812-14 in bronze.The monument is forty feet - high, with an extreme width at the steps of twenty feet.and from its commanding position \u2018in the cemetery, it has an, ing appearance.accordance with the desire of the Lundy's Lane Historical Sociêty, of -which Rev.Canon Bull is president, there is a vault underneath the monument for the reception of the remains of any soldiers, or relics that may be found in the vicinity.as well as those which have been discovered.The vault is seven feet | square.The eftrance is by descent twelve steps.There i rate and a heavy inside wooden door; 80 that the entrance to the vault is amply protected.ranite from he stone is JAPANESE MINERS DROWNED.e Komatsa coal mi in Yueg Trg we district, Japan; He od od with ater uy 9 9.Forty-seven min- herve been drownec + THE TRINIDAD DISPUTE.Rio de Jansiro, ny 25.\u2014It is difficult (Oca the facts ih he dispute icing 28 Union Assurance Sbeisty, A.D.ma bers the Bri pret, ceoupation pion, and 617 car loads of ties, in all 47,148,000 feet B.M.; 187 car loads of 2p and per.2420 0 tons; del, , car loads of merc The election of octane Oto The ensuing year as follows: Messrs.Frank Ross, E.Beaudet, G rd Le Moine, T.A.Piddingtan, Hon.Gar- neau, John, Theodore Ross, Hon.F; Lan- gelier, M.P.; Jules Tessier, M.L.A; Gavin Moir, Hon.Geo.Irvine and Edwin Hanson, Montreal.In addition to these, the non-elective members of the board are: S.N.Parent, Mayor of Quebec; Hon.Judge Gagne, Chicoutimi; and Mr.Lawrence Stalfard, by the Government of the Province of At a uent meeting of the directors, Mr.Frank Ross was elected pre- aident and Meears.Gaspard Lemoine and T.A.Piddington vice-presidents for the ensuing year.THE CHAMPION TRAMP, Singular Claim Set Up By a Stranger Who Arrived in Mo Montreal on Foot.\u201cI am the greatest, tramp on the face of the globe,\u201d said Henry Thompson, of Whi n, England, as he ba; introduced himself to a \"Star\" reporter yesterday afternoon, T pson is walking around the world for 8, wager of $10,000.He started from San Francisco on mber The conditions of the wager are that Thompson makes three trips across the American ropontinent and then walk through rope.He has finished his walk on this side of the globe and will start for England via Mont He claims that be bas already walked 12,150 miles, havin, 6000 yet to cover.He is ten weeks abea of time.At every telegraph station he asks for a receipt of his arrival from the frotter nie which is part of the contracte riates that he has received 10,000 such receipts.According to the terms of the ager.Thonipson can spend what money he obtains in one place at.that place, the residue to be placed in a hank.Thompson says has earnad $14,000 while on ths trip.He has ruffered many JDardships while on his Jo Journey.occasions he ut ered much from thirst.He \u2018has fused a cup of water.He has boon \u20ac shot at ten times and five times been struck.His greatest walk was on the tracks of the Southern Pacific Railroad.wbile in New.Mexico, covering 89 miles in 21 1-2 hours.On two slices of bread snd a cup ar milk he walked 64 miles in 13 14 hours on the tracks of the New York and New England Railway.Thompson says that he has used 11 pairs of boots, 185 pairs of stockings, 25 pairs of knickerbockers, 25 coats, .65 hats and caps and as sweaters, For some Joh as quite a pedestrian cast, a hompeon in a yea of pt age.reporter le started out to look for Mr.James Mec- Share, whose {ame reached him in New ork.mr = \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 m\u2014\u2014 arn « BURIED BY THE BRICKS, from the General aud oapitais were called to ths brickyards on Papineau avenue lest even- ifs where a pile of bricks ready for the had suddenly fallen in on the work- about fifteen of them.They were So rescued a few minces \u2018la- jared.ter, unin, .CAPT.KRANTZ'S ACCIDENT.Captain Krantz, wha commanded the rehi French warehip , Où the occasion of ber visit here, met with serious accident on the Jau iberry into 1 recently.He felt-from the bridge the coal pit.Mis condition is regarded as serious.Ve fn Soe, 4.AD.TX Nat alt most de- bey claim the is Au important : tem jo\u2019 They Must Go.cabled from Santiago de Cuba by a cav- | The People\u2019s Shirt Maker R.J.TOOKE, 177 St.James Street.SSSISSIOGESGGOSSSGOGEOCSOSSE We have decided to \u201clear the balance \u201cof our stock of Carriages regardless ofs cost.We must have the room for our Fall Goods.Place your orders for Furniture and + Bedding Before the end of the month and save Cheap Sale has been ome and see our goods money.Our Jul a great sucoesa, .and get our prices.OPEN EVENINGS.H.A.WILDER & CO., 233 to 238 McQili Street.Branch-sgor Notre Dame.17313 Are You a Stranger?Are you looking for the cheapest place to buy furniture ?Come and see what we offer.You Are Welcome To our store and we will se.l to you as cheaply as to regular city buyers, You Save Enough To pay your R.R.fare.We offer nearly 40.p.c.discount during the balance of this mon \u201ca We will pay your Cab-fare it vou will come here and inspect our stock.\u201cWN F.Lapointe, Furniture Dealer, 1581 St.Catherine St.Open Evenings till 10 o'clock.: -\u2014\u2014173e1 | +++ ++ 1731 it whitens, sweetens and cleanses without injury to the fabric.is what you ask for.Every cake is plainly, stamped\u2014SURPRISE.air and the afternoon sun.A large black poodle, with an air of inetfable wisdom, was stretched near the threshold; a liver- and-white St.Bernnard sunned his hairy bulk upon the grass in front ot the steps; and on the broad terrace to the right ot ths hous: a 8 Leacock spread the rainbow splendor of his tail, and strutted in stately slowness towards the sun.\u2018House and garden belong to fairyland,\u201d thought Allan.\u201cThe enchantress \u201chas but to wave her wand and fix the picture for a century.We may have extended the limit of human life a hundred years hence, and Mrs.ornock's age may count as girlhood, when some gay young prince of fifty-five shall ride through the tangled woodland to awaken the sleeper.Who can tell \u2018Wek know what we are, but we know not what we may be.\u2019 CHAPTER IV.\u201cIN THE ALL-GOLDEN AFTERNOO The hall door stood wide open to the sunlight, sufficiently guarded by that splendid brute, the St.Bernard.middle-aged footman in the sober Wornock livery came at the sound of the bell, the St.Bernard watching ths visitor with grave but friendly eyes, and evi- | dently perfectly aware of his respectabi- lit Ure.Wornoch was at home.The servant led the way to acorridor which ned out of the hall, and at the end of t is corridor, like Vandyke's famous pore trait of Charles the First at Warwick\u2019 Castle, the full-length portrait of a young man in a hunting-coat looked lan Carew in the face.In spite of all he had been told about his likeness to the owner of Discombe, the sight of that frank young face looking at him under the bright white light fairly startled him.For the moment it seemed to him as if had seen his own reflection in \u2018a cheval-glass; but as he drew nearer the canvas the likenesa iessened, the difference in the features came out, and he saw that the resemblance was less a likeness than a remini- \u2018sceiice.Distance was néeded to make thé illusion, and he could understand now why his new friends of the bunting-field should have taken him for Wornock on that first morning when he rode up to them as a stranger.The portrait was by Millais, painted with as much brio and vigour as Sheet bet- ter-known picture of the Foun chioness of Huntley.Mr.a, was standing in an old stone doorway, leanin in an easy attitude against the deep arc of the door, hunting-crop, cigar-case, and pat he a table in the background, standing where he had stood on any a winter morning, vaiting for bis Te was a ht over this end of the corridor, aad he portrait of the master of the house shone out brilliantly under the clear top-light.The footman stopped within a few of the portrait, opened a low,old- fashioned door, and ushered .Carew into a spacious room, st the 1 her ond of which a lady was y aa n n dow, beyond which be oe tbe lon vists ot an Italian garden, « (he nr avenue, where statues were gleaming here and there in the sunshine.There was a grand piano 91.006 Aids of the roum an organ on the ot books filled every.ment was.| evidently malt aoû Pipes rather i | smite as he \u2018You Have Heard of WHEELER .REFLECTORS ?] whey save wae sad make it useful Their value is \"EE Cataloeu\u201d alone shows 136 styles.You cam save money by tbe: R.E.T.PRINGLE, Agent for Dominion of Canada, Rooms 57 and 38 Imperial Bldg, MONTREAL.Motors, Dynamo and Electrio Sabplies of every description kept in stock.1er than drawing-room, and here amidst books and music, lived the lonely lady of the bouse.She came to mest him with a friendly Emi sdvanced in room, bold- Ing ou out t is y pans ot you to come s0 soon,\u201d shé \u2018said, in her low, -musical ois.\u201c wanted so \"much to see you\u2014 Yes, you are vary like hit, On clone accidenta.likenesses which are so com- mori, and yet seem so strange.My husband had a friend who was murdered because he was like Sir Robert Peel; but my son is not a man, and he bas no enemies.You will run no risks on his account of your | him.\u201d Rao &5 Donnelly'a Salos.SCT WA CRONIN wr Nr rr gy IGHLY IMPORT ANT SALE OP d Ta d squarce, Pertters, ° Then eubacrivers arel - out reserve at Apel oous, 241 and 2 James ac, FRID APTEAROON, JULY 46, Comprising silk ai atolle, Tapestry Rug, Hair Cloth and other Parlor sets and Odd Chas Couches, W.b, \u20ac room buralture, LI: ih m sets in Oak Walnut and Mardwo) |.Stands, Iron Be lstoads, Spring ani dar large lot of Brussels and Tapestry Ca uares or by the yard, English Ottel\u2026.noleums, t'pright Planos, rortieres, oi alot or Usetul Sundries.Male at 2 o'cloc 173 RAR & DONNELLY, Auctioneeze.INSOLVENT NOTICE.-\u2014 SALE BY AUCTION.In re W.F, SMARDON, Montreal The undersigned have received Instructions trom the Curator, to sell by Public Auction at the remises lately occupled by the above Insolvent.NG.2315 nt.Catherine street, Montreal, the following assets belonging to the above estate On THURSDAL, the Ist AUGUST, 1393, At 11 O'clock in the forenoon, in separate lots as follow Lot ok of Boots and Shoes.Lot 2\u2014Fixtures.Lot 3\u2014Book Debts.Lot 4\u2014Balance of i lease to 1st May, 1896.\u2018Terms of Sale\u2014CASH, Deposit of 25 per cent.wilt de required on ad- Jjudicatiou of each io Store will be open on, the 30th and 31st July for inspection of stoc, All further \\tormation will be obtatned trom \u2018ta, ta s and also the Cura W.B.CHAPMAN, Curator.JAMES STEWART à COins Auctioneers STEAMSHIPS.Allan Line Royal Mail Steamships.Liverpool amd Montreal Mail Service, Parisian, July?\u201d.From Quebec, July 28, 9am *Mongolian, Aug.3 3pm 25 July ee Aug 10° \u201c Aug! * Do not stop at Rimouski or Morille.RATES OF PASSAGE\u2014CABIN.and upwards Single.sise and upwards Return cond Cabin , 840 sine sie.Ketw = a rage\u2014To Li Olsson.Beli or Loudonderrs.$140 ronan sn dding ani al necessary ul tres.Glasgow, \u2018Berry and New York Service, ETATE OF CALIFORNIA .Aug, 90am.BTATE OF NEBRASKA ©.Cabin, $45 to $63, Rein bécond Cabtn, 825.Steerage.S14.AN the ctatercoms are situated on the saloon desk, thus securing perfect ventilation.The Steamers of both services are fitted throughout with the inonndeseent sles trie light.For frei ae Sire information apply to Mentreal.Eeston er Philadelphia.NORTH GERMAN LLYOD, NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN, FAST EXPRESS STEAMERB.L Cabin Jo and upwards, according to locatiom.IL bin $45 and $50.Hound trip and $100.Ems .Bat.July 37 Trave A este Tusa A AE ob roa importaet pois of portaat poi GÉRMANT and AUSTRIA MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.TO GIBRALTAR.GENOA.NAPLES.\u2018Werra.8at, Aug.3 Kaiser W.I1.Sept.28 Kaiser W.II.Aug.24 Werra.\u2018Bat.Oct 13 Worn.Bai, \u2018Bept.7 *These steamers touch af t NAPLES.Return.tickets sraiaths from Mediterranean or from Bremen, London, ur Harre.OELRICHS Æ CO, tT Bowling Green, N.Y.= Y.GrLmoun & Co, X6 Bt.Paul at DovaLas RspYy, Bt.James st, op.Temole Bldg.W.L 8.Bicksox.1761 Notrs Damo st., Agents for for Montreal | louf Beaver Line Steamships.MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL DIKECT.SPECIAL FIRST CABIN EXCURSION BY THE POPULAR S.S.Lake Ontario, Salling daybreak Wednarsday, August Tih.MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL $80 AND RETURN Good to return by an: steamer of the Line tailing from Liverpuol on nod after t 7th.simgie Tickets, 845.This is a rare opportunity to travel car.f quickly at very low rates Avply early for vas and ES Ou hip on ge class tafl pe 3 Foes pa icalsrs avpir to.ang aæent of line or D.W.CAMPBELL, Manager, 18 Hospital street, Montreal.100 7eod YR , fi 0 file 1 are, 1841.ROGERS BBos.Genuine ano Guarantes% MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO.The Largest Silver Plate Manufacturers in the World.WEAK MEN 1 This Brings Strength! For men who suffer from extreme nervous prostration, for men who have lived too fast, for those whose youthful adiscretions and excesses have drained every atom of vitality from their systems, for men who need à nover- falling sid, Dr.Sanden\u2019s Electric Beit is like the dawn of » new life.Just give the matter a moment's thought, and yeu can immediately see that the reasons are sound and tree.Electricity is à nerve tonic, an iavigorant, and the mild bit constant ourrent generated.by these boius suppéies te - - the shattered and weakened system just that foros whish is Jacking.The tide is soot turned, and nature, reinforced 80 ably, does the rest.Thousands of men are wearing these belts, and owr office contains testimonials from every State in the Union.None can possibly form sn Als atte of the wom eurrents produced by batteries without axam- ining; thercfore, P= Agama pre office and see and test one Doi our (Lustentes will sent free, be application to ioventor and meau- BR.A.FT.SANDEX, 8t6 Brenéwar, N.Y.largest Electric Belt Manufacturer in the World.Te are forwarded tv any Post Otios in Carada vR£i % all cu customs duties or inspection.Taroat, TT Corer o ored Kpots, Aches, jy ca in Month Hair¥alling! Write COOKE EPY \u20ac0., 307 Maseale Temple 4 QIAVE YOU Colored C17 Avg, T0 pm.ra, $80 te $118, .bv pre mm mm mare ape a CO pose ue pe + eB ee eee in een .ADVERTISEMENT (reat Stock Re iclon Sale! BARGAINS WORTH BUYING! my ot ams THE MONTREAI, DAILY STAR THURSDAY, JULY %, 1805 ssesenesasgggssaeesasasangs JOHN MURPHY & Co's ALL OUR STOCK ALL OUR STOCK ALL OUR STOCK ! ALL OUR STOCK ALL OUR STOCK ALL OUR STOCK ALL OUR STOCK ALL OUR STOCK GOOD LINEN TOWELY, from i 2343 ee FRITS Oa Telephone 3833.ALL OUR STOCK OF IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS, to clear at 20 per cent discount.ALL OUR STOCK OF NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, to clear at 20 per cent discount.OF APPLIQUE LACE CURTAINS, to clear at 20 per cent discount.OF CHENILLE CURTFAINS, to clear at 20 per cent discount.OF TAPESTRY CURTAINS, to clear at 20 per cent discount.; OF CHENILLE AND TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS, to clear at 20 per cent discount, ALL OUR STOCK OF FURNITURE COVERINGS, to clear at 20 per cent discount.OF FURNITURE FRINGES, GIMPS, CORDS, to clear at 20 per cent discount.OF WHITE QUILTS to clear at discounts from 10 to 25 per cent.ALL OUR STOCK OF COLORED, QUILTS to clear at 10 per cent discount.OF WHITE AND GRAY COTTONS to clear at 10 per cent discount.OF SHEETINGS to clear at 10 per cent discount.ALL OUR STOCK OF PILLOW COTTONS and LINENS to clear at 10 per cent discount.All our stock of SOILED TABLE LINENS, to clear at discounts\u2019from 33} to 50 per cent.A FEW PRICES.Sc each.GOOD BATH TOWELS, from 6c each.ROLLER LINENS, iu all makes, from 35¢ a yard, LINEN DOYLIES, plain and fancy, from 1jc each.FIVE O'CLOCK TEA CLOTHS, from 3c each.St.Catherine Street, Cor.Metcalfe Street.17351 CURTAINS STI In this department we are showing a fine selection of Novelties in swiss, Tambour and Nottingham Laces.Also Chenille, Plush and Tapestry Portieres and Curtains.Shades a Specialty, fitted with out Cele- | brated Spring Rollers | - Thomas Ligget, 1884 Notre Dame St.Wy \u2014 RECIPH For Making a Delicious Health Drink at Small Cost.Adams\u2019 Root Beer Extract.One Bettie Fleischman's Yeast.Malfa Cake Sugar \u201c Two Pounds ! Lukewarm Water.Two Gallons Dissolve the sugar and ykast in the water, add the extract, and boltle; put it in a warm piace for twenty.four horirs mntil it fermente, tien place on ice when it will open.sparkling and delice rcol heer \u2018an be mained in all drug and grocery stores in 10 and 25 cent bottles to make two and five gallons 159 13e0d FOR A QUARTER! A dainty little Fern Pot in Carlsbad China.Cream Ground, Worcester decoration, with ra\u2018sed gold.worth 50c each, for FRIDAY and SATURDAY they will be sold for 25 CENTS EACH.20 Cases of (ierman Fancy Goods just received and opened up, consisting in part of Flower Pots, Vases, Cheese Dishes, Luncheon Trays, Candlesticks; Figures, Match Holders, Bon Bons, Ash Trays, Bath Bets.Biscuit Jars, Mugs, Butter Dishes, etc.the prices are extremely low.A.T.WILEY & CO.à 1mm These goods are in real good decorations and 1803 Notre Dame Street and 2341 St.Catherine Street.A Skirt Well Cut of good material with an interlining of Fibre > Chamois weight, will be almost indestructible and tha style and stiffness will be sure till the last day of wear.An all endurin Chamois which nothing can rival.hhould be well faced.Be sure you are getting the Genuine Fibre Chamois by finding the red\u201d label \u201cwith\u201d the name and number on every yard.In Black, Brown, Slate and Cream.All Fast Colors.masser @ grace is imparted by Fibre The skirt Light No.10, medium, No.20 AW, heavy, No.30 = ; = x x \u2014 FRIDAY, # + + Will be an Exceptional Bargain Day at JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS.Every day has been Bargain Day with us since we started our Removal (Sale.\\ ordinary Bargains.under regular prices.But TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, 26th of JULY, is to be a day of Extra- All goods advertised here are from 50 p.c.to 75 p.c.There is no delusion about our advertisements.Everything as Representéd, Regular and Reduced Prices on all our Goods.We wilt offer T0-MORROW, FRIDAY, sous seins T0- MORROW, FRIDAY, FRIDAY BARGAINS.All-wool Dress Goods in Diagonal and Checks, regular price, 30c, for 19c.- Ge Check and Stripe All-wool Dress Goods, for 29e.Tse Camel\u2019s Hair Dress Goods for 39e.$1.00 Binck Wool Grenadine, for 89c.42 in.Navy Blue Wool Serges, worth The, for.45c.Cream Yachting Serges now at 3Vc & in.Spotted Silks, worth $1.00, for A few shades in China Silks, for Lamp Shades, for 15e yd.Another lot Dark Ground Figured Si.ks, worth $1.23, for 49, Another Lot Dross Goods Remnants will Le rendÿ fot To-morrow, at\u2019 léss- than balf-price.Baby Ribbon in Velvet, Silk, Satin and Watered, at one quarter of the regular price, 86 in.Rev eraible Zephyrs or Ramupo Cloth, cheap at 200, for 13}c yard.Choice English Printed Cottons, worth 130, for yurd.Print bric and Sateen Rermnants, at less than half-price.Pillow Cotton FRIDAY BARGAI NS.Handmade Irish Point Laces and Fine Oriental Laces.New goods.New designs.At less than half price.They are.just opened out.They are a treat to see them.We have them in Cream, White, Beize and Butter color.Sheeting Sheeting 150158 Plain Sheeting 8-4, 9-4, 10-4, 124, Gray Twilled Sheeting 15, 18 21.White Plain Sheeting 144, 174, 20.White Twilled Sheeting 18, 21, 234c.Pillow Cotton , me en en - a 40 \u2018a 44 9 104 114c Roller Linen, 3}e, 80 Toy 8e.Linen Towels from 6-4 Linén Table Clo «for 480, Table Mats, 1c each.= Linen Doylies, Round and Square, 2 for Se.Lace Certains, 48, & 72x80 Bath Sheets, or He oa FRIDAY BARGAINS.Silk Belts in Red and Black, 9c ea.Children\u2019s Handkerchiefs, 100 doz, Boys\u2019 Pants, $1.50 and 81,35, for 69c and 75c, We will compare our 750 White Shirt Shirt with any $1.00 Shirt in town, and our 89c White Shirts are worth $1.Jo.Men's and Boys\u2019 Flannelette Shirts, 20c.each.Colored Print Blouses, now at Bsc.hite Shirt Waists with Colored Embroidery, worth $2.00, for 81.75, worth \u2019 $m, for 81.20.11'Whité Shirk Waists, $8.25 for 82,25, Wy 00 for 81.80, All Trimmed Millinery at Half Price.All Mantles at half price.loth and Serge Blazers.Worth $2.00; to 25c; worth $3.00, for T3¢; worth $4.00, for 69¢c ; worth #5.00, for $1 19.New Balt Bibbons, in bisck and color Now Black and.Bilvdr Belt Buckles.Novelty Beit A splendid stock Of Kid Gloves.All mew aud fresh Food Heptonette Waterproof Cloaks, worth \u201c 00 and 3.00, sterproof Clos ey GOING TORY, | = SUCCESSES.Interest Dying Out in View of the One-sided Results \u2014Details of the Returns of Yesterday and To-day.LoxpoN, Jily 25.\u2014Thia afternoon the following vere the numbers of members of Parliament elected by the different parties: Conservatives.327 Unlonlsts.ceeiinnen.ez Government Total.389 Liberais .158 McCarthyites .59 Parnellites .10 Opposition Total .223 Yesterday the losses and gains were : UNIONIST GAINS, LIBERAL GAINS.Sootland, Ayrahire.S 1 Staffordshire, N.W.! Scotland, ulgin and t i Scotland, Falkirk.Scotland, Kilmar- Lancashire, \u2018Darwen.Lancashire, Lons w orcesiershire, Yorknhire, Otley Lelcestershire, 1 iar: ug 15 16 Previously reported Net Unionist gain 68 ~~ Equal to132 votes on a division.Interest in the elections is waning to returns showing Unionist ains and re- about this resul*.Some Unionists claim that the bourid to make gains in some of the dis.districts yet to heard from, while the more conservative campaigners believe that the resul* will show little change either way ir the complexion of the new house.Tha last polls will be held on Saturday.To-day'a results present no especial fi tures he election of Millbank, for R norshire, and Wylie, for Dumbartonshj are Conservative gains from the Liberals, and in the election of Wilson to the seat for Mid-Norfolk- the Liberals gain one seat from the Conservatives.The re-election of T: W.Russell, the leader of the Ulster Liberal-Unionists, and against whom the Natjonalists made the bardest.kind of a fight, was expected, but Mr.Russell\u2019 8 majority was considerably clippe The pe in detail follow: Huntingdonshire.Huntingdon \u2018ivisioa \u2014A.H.Smith Barry, Conservative, 2419; J.J.Wilkes, \u201cLiberal, 2063.Coasorve- tive gain, Leicestershire, J.W.Logan, Libera ney, Conservative, 5673.In \u2018832 the Liberal majority was G6, Sligo.North division\u2014B.© alary, Nationalist, 3232; Mr.Harrison, Farnoihis.1542; Mr.Crofton, Conserv eat Tue.In 1892 Collery's majority Sutberlandshire J.tape Liberal.S.Wanston, Liberal-Unionist, 500.Ya 1892 the Liberal majrrity was 816, and in a by-election held subjseq:: nt- ve Mr.+s McLeod was réturned without op- Harborough division \u2014 1, 6699; Lieut.Row- Po orushire, Morley division- -A.E.Rut- ton, Liberal, W.Carr, jr., Conservative, 4166.The Liberal majority in 1892 was 2152.\u2018 Yorkshire,.Hallamahire division -Si> T.Mappin, Liberal, 5949, Ir.S.Mat-h- ard, Conservative, 5054.Jn 1892 Sir F.T.Mappin was returned withu-lt opposition.Yorkshire, Otley division -M.d\u2019Arcy Wyville, Conservative, 1670; Sir J.Mar- ran, Liberal, 4622.Here th» Liberals loss a seat.\" Yorkahire, West Riding, EUaod-A.T.Clay, Conservative, SSI; \u2018F.Wayman, Liboral, sitting member, 7387; majority, 806.The ral losa, 1515 votes.Yorkshire, West Riding.Spen Vailey \u2014 F.Ellis, Conservative, T.P.Whit- taker, Liberal, sittin men:ber, 4700; majority.828., 72 votes.The following are today\u2019s returns: * Derbyshire, Chestertie 41 djvision\u2014 T.Bayley, Liberal, 2, A.W.Byron.Con- i servative, 4325.The Liberal majority in 1892 was 180.Devonshire, Totnis division\u2014F.R Mildmay, Unionist, .J.Sparks, Liberal, 2254.In 1892 Mildmay\" 8 majority was 2431.Suffolk, Rye division PF S.Stevenson, Tiberal, 4497; F.J.W.Isaacson, Canser- vative, 3603.Fe \"Stevenson's \u2018ma jority in 1892 waa 1120.Radnorshire= PF.C.Millbank, Conservative, 1949, Frank Edwards, Liberal, 1858.In 1892 Mr.Fdwards\u2019® majority as 233.\"Durham, Middle division-J.Wilson, Liberal, ; Mr.ilkinson, Conservative, 4625.In 1892 Wilson had 1962 ma- oY ok.Middle division\u2014F.W.Wil- 4220; R.son, Liberal, T.Gurdon, Unionist.4086.\u2018In 1892 the Liberal majority was 470.Lancashire, Leigh division \u20ac.P.Scott, 5130; W.Liberal, Fitzgerald, Conservative, 4295.a 1#92 the Liberai majority w was Dumbart onshire\u2014A.Wylie.Conservative, 5375; Cart.Sinclair, Liberal, Ba Sinclair's majority in 1892 «vas Tyrone, South division\u2014T.W.Ru sell?Unionist, T Shillington, Liberal, £016.In 189% Russell's majority Oxtordbhire, Henley division\u2014R.T.Hermon Hodge, Conrervative, 3831 ; Herbert.Samuels, Literal, 3470.The Conservative [aj ority in 1892 was 419.Cornwal Austell division\u2014W.A.McArth ë \u2019 Liberal.Williams, Unionist, 2092.In oz McArthur was returned by 1608 majority.Berkshire, Newbury division\u2014W.G.Mount, ative, 4895; Sir John Swinburne, Liberal, 3770.Queen's \u2018County, Oesorry division\u2014E.Crean, Nationalist, Col Poe, Conservative, om.Mr.200 ace said.Par- \" pelle et 1893 Crean\u2019s ma jority was 31 Cheshire, Norwich division Sir J.T.Brunner, Bart, Li 5708; Ward, Conservative, 4058.Liberal 1638.Sir J.T.Brunper, wi sitting member, at the dust election, showing a gain' of Mayo North Division \u2014Danie Crilly.Nationalist, 2037 ; , Parnellite, 1316.y's majorit, was Mo Rat ER ivision.Duly, Nationalist, 83%; Major Tonnison, 105.Nationalist's \u201cajority in 1802 was THE TRAIN UNCONTROLLED.It Crashed Inte Fes.Station, Killinx ma jority, ho is the London July 25.\u2014 While a railway train was approachi the station at Raud- ten, in Prussia, Silesia, evening, the got out -of order and the uncon.and the bujlding.The waiting-room filled with men.women and children, two of \u2018whom were kilied.Several others were badly _ingared.ELECTIONS STILL Lt THE LATEST RECORD OF THEIR To-day a certain extent, the monotony of the: duced Liberal majorities aiding to bring | \u2018had a majority of 1255 trolled train ran off the end of the track crashed into the station.wrecking AITKENS.mé ms On our Bargain Tables Gentlemen\u201d a Cashmere Summer Vesta, $2.00 to $2.50.Toure closing $1.00 & $1.25 JOHN AITKEN & CO, 1757 Notre Dame Street.173y cod .ST.ANN'S WARD \u2014VOTE FOR\u2014 Mr.Bernard Connaughton AND MUNICIPAL REFORM.Friday, 26th July, \u201995.VOTE EARLY.\u2018 1731 OFF TO THE FAR WEST.LORD AND LADY ABERDEEN LEAVE FOR THE COAST.They Will Spend Some Time on Their Ranch and Do Not Return East Until Autumn\u2014 Their Excellencies\u2019 Relatives.-\u2014 mL i the Governor-Gen- eral and the Countess of Aberdeen, ac- D.C., and Mr.Campbell, secretary, left Quebec yesterday, en route for Regina, where they will open the exhibition on Tuesday next, the 30th inst.The Vice- Regal car was transferréd from the Quebec train to the Sault Ste.Marie train at St.Martin's Junction, and taken as far as Renfrew, where Their Excellencies are to open a park in the morni and a creamery in the aftermocn.4 From Hegina Their Excellencies \u201chope to return to the Valley of the Reserve, in the Qu'Appelle district, to meet the Indians.From Qu\u2019 Appelle o direct to Victoria, where they will Joined by Lady Marjorie, fard Haddo, the Hon.dley and the Hon.Archie Gordon.accompanied by Miss Wetter- man and the new hold physician, Dr.Gibson.At Victoria, Their Excellencies will occupy the Lieutenant-Gov- ernor\u2019s residence, placed at their dis- posss by the Hon.After à stay of some weeks, the Vice-lRegal party will by.to their ranch in the Oka- nagan B.C., which will be the posiquartors for some time, and where they will live in very simple fashion, interested in everythin onging to their country bome, and in the result of the Governor-General's ventures in fruit and ce rly in November it is Their Excellencies\u2019 intention to return to Victoria and do a little entertaining before turning their steps eastward.It may safely be said that no previous Governor-General ever so systematically tried to make the uaintance of the whole Dominion as the present one.And the charming JDospitality of the Vice- Regal household will soon be proverbial from the Atlantic coast to the Pacific.Being obliged to throw over the Lake 8t.John trip was a matter of much regret to Their nee but owing to the uncertainty rorogation at Ottawa, and their.ofher fi engagements notably the cpening of the exhibition at Regina\u2014it was impossible not to do so, although the visit to the famous inland ses and the pict ue scenery of the Lake St.John and Chicoutimi districts had been anticipated with much pleasure; but such are the penalties.of exalted position; the most desired things are not always attainable It is interesting to Canadians to notice that in the new Cabinet Their Excellencies have two brothers-in-law and two cousins, lord Balfour, of Burleigh, is married to a sister of Lord Aberdeen\u2019s, and Sir Matthew W.Ridley.Home Sec- Teta i married to a sister of, Lady Lord ILansdowne.\u201clord George Hamilton.the former by marriage, are cousins.Mr.Arthur Balfour, who is no connection of Balfour of Burleigh, was His Excellency\u2019s best man, and is à very great friend of both the Governor-General | and Lady Aberdeen.ST.LAURENT COLLEGE.New Appointments Made\u2014The Teaching Stafl, Rev.Father McGarry was yesterday glected Superior of the St.Laurent Co le Fev.Father Tessier, of the same College, is about to proceed to Washing- \u201cRev.Father Elchege Guertin has been transferred from the Cote des Neiges College to that at St.Laurent.Rev.Father Choiniere is transferred from the Mémramcook College to that of St.Laurent.ANTHES-HAMMOND.A very pretty redding took lace at the summer residence of æonard, Sault au Recollet, yesterday afternoon, the contracting parties being Mr.Martin F.Anthes, of Berlin, Ont., and Misa S.B.Hammond, of St.John, N.B.The bride looked charming in her travelling costume, and was attended by Miss An- thes, of Berlin, Ont.The groom was supported by Mr.G.Hammond, of Boston, Mass.The presents were numerous, and included several from Berlin, Ont., and St.Joan, N.B.The happy couple left on the afternoon train Quebec, en route to Prince Edward Island, where the honeywoon will be spent.PRAYERS FOR RAIN, Public prayers aad a prooeasion in the interior of the various parochial.churches oa the city will be held on ssk God tp protect Montreal the in gh og of in th ; also for vain, which is badly ed be the farmers.At Riviere du Toup yesterday, Higb Mass was sung, followed by a public p on he leading streets of ths village.inst dis- le Liver.tion, take one of Carter's Lit Liver Pi every night.Try them.\u2018Spesial Notices.Co bush.Sten enbouse companied by Mr.Munro Ferguson, A.\u2019 they will Sunday next : Ze regulate the stomach, liver and bowels, +++.+++.cress sme © aero raies tome po wom = = Free LT ANA \u2018able in N.B.-Mail Attended to.MONTREAL STAR.Supply is\u2019 limited.a.HENRY MORGAN & MONTREAL.Âge rary nga.sr Petree et 1 4 a Lee Colonial House, - PHILLIPS SQUARE.Just received a choice assortment of Ostrich Feather ee Ruffs \u2014AND\u2014 Ostrich Feather Boas.These novelties are exceedingly fashion.- London and New York, And are likely to advance in price at an early date, therefore intending purchasers should not delay in making a selection.Orders Promptly.and Carefully ) ~~ CO., SsssssssSssasessassasassens : For the convenience of { Uptown Residents we are acting as distributor of the WILD FLOWER SERIES at present being issued by the A counter on the ground floor, just inside onr St.Catherine Street entrance, has been set apart for this purpose, where any one can prooure these beautiful portfolios for 15 oents, by producing the necessary coupon, Nos.1,2, 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10, 11, 12 HENRY MORGAN & CO., Montreal.» 13, 14 and 15 on hand now, MILK OF ROSES.An- invalnable remedy for Sunburn, Tan, Freckles, &e Price Sôc, THE MEDICAL ALL, - 161ye COLONIAL HOUSE.TRADE DR.WEBER\u2019 S ALPINE HERB TEA An bld fashioned honest German Household Remedy fer Colds.Dyspepsia, Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, Female Disorders.An active Blood Purifier, PRIGGIS d 25 ets.TH, RETAIL at 50 an bt et 1; ai HOUSEKEEPERS! .Wo are offering our usual selection of Prime Beef The finest cuts and best qualities to be fan ia the or at \u2018urther Great eductions.Call at or ring up any of our Six Retail stores.The Laing Patient Co, Ltd.ge ROAST BEEF.SIRLOIN ROASTS, RIB ROASTS.SIRLOIN STEAKS.1 TENDERLOIN STEAKS.PORTER.HOUSE STEAK.ROUND STEAK.REDUCED To 11 cents and 13 cents per pound.AT ANY OF OUR SIX RETAIL STORES.234 Bleury Street, cor.Berthelet.Tel 3018 1670 Bt.Catherine, cor, Hi.Mubert ss.Tel 6399 mn At.Lawrence, cor, Guilbanltet.Tel 9077 I Chabelllexsquare.1 IRS 841 4.Catherine street, East.p 4251 St.Catherine Street, cor.of Oliv ver avenue, Westmpunt | The LAIN 6 Provan 00, li 161ty éoditt ST.ANN°S WARD.Those who wish to assist the rlection of |MR.D.GALLERY BY SENDING VEHICLES On Friday, July 26th, Will oblige by sending them carly Friday morning To 191 Ottawa St., Central Committe m1 Room.Herm FURNITURE AND EFFROTS, ins for persons Turnlshing, Large a flon at our salesree: Ne.Se Re Yr RO NOLEOW (ÉMEDAE) MORNING, aincuâtne, Parlor, Blain ng an 1 innos, sma 1 Cabinet 1731 TE SE 2 pe AGUIRE'S HORBE BAZAAR.Tr oe Cy x ï Good w vine ne needs no ++.> BROOKLYN - TROLLEY VIC VICTIM 5.| Li Liqueur Scotch 2 fe ing Le first 3 i, 65 ?REOYLAR WEEKLY AUCTION.ge jo July PY Mary Ozxudo, Ets Paul street.Monts root To.-merrew, Friday.Aliermeen.st1.30 | =a Do Hamilion's Tee Chiron cr for Pitcher's Castorls, Simi.aie cic es .'® .5.MARRIS, Acctionesr.ue\u201d ia = BOR a Neel 1731 JAS, MAGPIRE.Proprister v .toe + \\ « .wh | ; A _ dise À.H erie.laa AAI: + iit on | À Pat 53e ON ve ME DE SI Page ie a me JS } - PTREONAI- WHY GO TO THE CO 5 ogg EY, gree | SEAT E M ee LAWRENC he Ith No.18.Laval Avenue, Lire jet.Pla Lawrance ria 7 BEATER and re , ire of FUR 80 Sh MARRIAGES.NK RNE\u2014In London, on July Rn Ed.ha Minh ina .Minhinnick, to Mar: x une B15 MeKKNZIR-HILL.In Winnipeg.June ee McKenzie, oe ie Taare à Hors: sil second daugh- tes of Mark Hiil, Hami kon Ont eh, N.8L, TW ~.LD\u2014At Antigon FSI iby Hor 3 À Munro, John R.Stewart, Loo haber, Antigonish, to Flora A.McDonald, focabter of the late James MeDonaid, Barney\u2019 ° 18, at the \u2014Thursday, Jul AND-JEX familia non.by the bride's father, | toe Fay fr Walker, Edward Mary A.Jex DEATHS.At Pictou.N.8, July 18, Cegelln, BD gost daughter ot the lute Capt.Habit.aged 157: T \\ \u2014 Ab Sherbourne street, Toronto, on the Bi iaat.Liitie, only daughter g of William and Mary Ann Boyd, axed 34 years.BLOWES-In Haunilton, on the 19th inst.Sarah.daughter of Catharine \u2018and the late James Blow AMPION\u2014To Kingston, Jul Ca only son of i Bllam (and aged 12 years and onths.17th, William A.Agnes Campion, CHAPMAN-\u2014On the 2h i at his residence, Lachine; W ney Chapman, aged 371i years.Funeral at nr e, Saturday morning at 8 o'clock.1723 CARTE\u2014At Winslow, Arizona July, 1896, Louisa Gunn, wite of Carte, Esq.[Ottawa papers please Yopy.] JOTT\u2014At Toronto, on July 18, William Elliott, father of Mrs.Ira Smith, in Lis 66th car.FITZPATRICK \u2014 At the Convent of Notre ame.Baltimore, on Sunday, ?lst July, Maggie (in religion Sistor Mary Angelina, yousnrest daughter of the late Danicl Hits patrick, formerly of Quel 28 GLAZE BROOK -At South \u2018Eastern Passage.N ., July 19, William Glazebrook, aged 67 yeara.® GIBSON In Kingston, on the 14th inst.Mary.the beloved daughter ¢ of Mr.and Mrs.James Gibson, aged 18 yeaps.* HERLEY-At Ottawa on the 17th inst, John Heriey, Clerk in the House of Com- on the Ih J.mons, son of John Herley, of Quebec.[Boston, San Francioco, Cal, papers Hlease copy.) HORN-At Hamilton.on 20th July.1895, Thomas Horn, in his 67th year.LANGLOIS\u2014At Victoria rest Montreal South, on Wednesday, J Ath, Francois Xavier Langlois.age tive of Que- rec.Funeral wi take Place on Satarer diy, 27th inst, at 7 \u2026 fro late residence to Longueuil, Cri, thence o Longueuil Cemetery.rien ac- ualtihces are respecttully fhvited to at- ten {Quebec papers please couy.] MILLER Suddenly, of heart disease.on the 16th inst., at Washington, D.C.U.Mr.Thomas Lewis Miller, aged 49 years, brother Messtn, Archibald and James Miller, of Quebec city.MACLEON-\u2014At his late residence, St.Lambert, Montreal.ou Wednesday morning, the 2ith inst, after a Jong, flinoss, Murdoch Macl Claims Agent, G.T., agcd 45 years, son of thelate Dr nald Vine ool, Fe H.orolito.unéeral from\u201d hi Tafe Tésidénce, | Woodstock street, at 6 Thursday, 25th inst.Interment at Ori lia, Ont.Friday.the 26th, on arrival of noon train.(Toronto, Ont., and Pittsburgh.Penn., papers please ory) McKENNA-\u2014-At Cid Orchard, on Tuesday evening, 28rd July, Mi.¥.H.McKenna, contractor, aged ti Years and 5 montha Funeral on Saturday Morning at at 8 io \"clock, from his late residence, tchison to St.Patrick'a Church, and thence to Coe des Neiges cemetery.\u2018Friends and acquaintances are requested to accept th this intimation.BACPHERSON\u2014In Kingston, 21st July, Nd Henrletta, daughter of the late Allan © MACROHEN \u2014 At Queencrille.NB, July 1%, Alex MacKchen, aged 50 y McPHERSON\u2014In London, Alexander McPherson, in his 72nd ycar.* NKWFON\u2014 At Three Rivers, on the 19th inet;, Ellen, daughter of the \u2018late Samuel Newton, 8q.: Quebec.\" OLKARY\u2014At Fdmonton, July 17, Nellie, beloved wife of E, P.O'Leary, aged 32 y PARKER At Lachine Raita: o on Min ing, loved and\u201d roungest da & hier on oved and younges au T \"et Parker.Funeral or \u2018 POCOCK \u2014July 19, oy poy Hamilton, Florence Palmer, sidest daughter of Samuel and Ellen Pocock, in her 29th year.PAUZE\u2014In this c ill, on the 24th inst.t.Lambe .J.O.Pauze, Sears, 8 ont 12\u2019 da.Funerai rom above address oh Saturday, the 27th inst, at 8.00 a.m.oO r Chureh, | thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery, Friends and acquaintances are requ to attend without further intimation 11 17 REID-At the Ci Hospital, Hamilton, on Sunday, 2lst inst., William James Philps Gordon Reld, a native of Aberdeen, Scotland, aged 78 SULLY VAN-\u2014On Tuesday, July Cornelius Sullivan, aged 60 years, native of Csunte Cork, Ireland.Funeral will take place an morning, at 7.30 o'clock, from bis late residence, 2 Shaw street, to St.Mary's Church, thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Friends and qusintances are respectfully invited to atten B Sohn Soars, uf dangh July \u201cME qe ot hter of McDonatd (Ban), aged 35 ye SHAW\u2014On July fy at à Faite, Letitia, the wife of Reuben Shaw, leaving a husband, one son and three daughters to mourn the loss of à kind, adfoctionate wife and mother, THODY\u2014At Hamilton, 30th July, M Ann, wife of George Thody, aged 87 years.Du WETMORE\u2014At Halifax, on the 20th inst.John G.Wetmore, aged 67.WILLIS\u2014At London, \u201cJuly 19, William Willis, in his 78th year.\" WALTON\u2014 At Riverside, California, on the 19th inst., Alfred Mo orrison a; years, oldest non of the late Rev.Jol Walton, formerly of Greenends,\u201d Alston, Cumberland, England.WRAY-In this cit an on ednesday, the uth inst, verest nian son of Alex Lucy Wray.morts private.UNTRY AND protected, when you can hare is done so reasonably the Dominion B Co.(Ltd) and be free from all worry.7.Telephone 0 Une, two, three, four, and we will mendan fau part cular.2 leave your home un ERSONAL\u2014M.A.RW.WANT YOU IMMEDI- vedt* for urgent home rimeay asons; names will be over- 173 1 SHOWERS EXPECTED, 20 remain Indoors, and feast and feast again On lady charlotte gelatain.MOTHERS-IN-LAW «ELECT.Should see that their Daughters\u2019 Trousseaus are sewn with .Clapperton\u2019 s > Th read.'s the most reliable of all.wt 1 \u2014 lig.BOTTLING | __ 850 Reward | do Wm, Dow & Co.will pay the above reward for evidence leading to the.conviction of any person using thèlr name, trade marks or labels without their authority.M.Customs, {| snd nice medium weights, and the fitting rooms o hat ¥rRemewmber there are thousands of Suits, and 8.© SALE COMMENCES 8 O'CLOCK, F MONTREAL'S GREATEST STORES.Carsley\u2019s Final \u2018Clearance sal HE\u201d BSFORE BECOMING A LIMITED courant Ends AUG UST.10th, 1805.NOTICE TO THOSE RESIDING AT LACHINE, DORVAL and OUTLYING DISTRICTS, .Last Friday, we ave afraid that some of our cusiomers ver were kept wai EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY.\u2014 | LADIES\u2019 BLOUSES 700 Ladies\u2019 Colored Cambrio Blouses regular S30, reduced to 196 en.175 kites B wn ip SE ies\u2019 Hig! ass 0 31.40 to 32.00, to be at $110 125 \u201cation Duck Waistooats, 1 regular 200 Prise ce 81.25, à enap, only White Shirts, ol Tandy damaged, \u201cto clear, 256.99 Ladies\u2019 White Lawn and Brilliant Blouses, regular, 50 to 60cta.Final .sale price, 85cta, CHILDREN'S WEAR Btill a few dozen left of those children\u2019s ps, Dresses and Waists, regular 506 to 750, at only 25¢ eac 100 Children.s White Gamp Waists, this senor s, worth 69¢, your choice, 480 enc MILLINERY 100 Black and White Sailors; also about 200 Ladies\u2019 Straw Shapes, assorted colors, out they go at 4c'each.: 1000 Ladies\u2019 Untrimmed Sailor, white or black, sold re at 186 to 200, your choice 90 each.The foreign manu- ,facturers would not sell them so ' cheap._ COLORED DRESS GOODS COLORED DRESS GOODS SELLING SPLENDIDLY ALSO SELLING SPLENDIDLY ALSO 10,000 yds.44 inch Colored Dress Goods, \u2018regular price 206 to 25c, your choice at 12 1-2¢ yd.5000 yds.Double Width Fashionable Dress Goods, regular price 40c to 500, your choice at 270 yd.8500 yds.Rich High Class Summer Dress _ Goods, regular $1.25, at 750 yd.:.8, CAKSLEY.A REVOLUTION IN On account ot 8 to facilitaté trying on; 200 Men's Black Diagonal Suits 175.Men's Tweed Suits, all sige and well out, regular price $7.00.5.Carslay's clearing price, $3.99.225 Men's Navy Berge Suits, sll sizes, - regular Olearing 125 Men's good uality Tweed Suits, all sizes ; regular price, $8.00.8.Carsley\u2019s ng Price, $4.50.235 Mer s Jory rich high-class Tweed uits, sll sizes; r ar price, S10 00, S, Carsley\u2019s Clearing Price, $11.50.250 Men's Stylish Tweed Suits, all sizes, excellent finish, regular price, 88.25, : 8 Carsley 's Clearing price, 84,75, price se 8.Caraloy\u2019s, ce, $4.25.And Hundreds more ot Gentlemen\u2019s Suits not mentioned in this List, Blouses, good.Patiorns,wopth ° CEL site 7 Ee on a erie Aah Spi EEA rare HOSIERY 50 Children\u2019s White and Black Hose, worth 10 to 200, now only 14c each \u2019 8 doz.ies\u2019 Fine Ribbed Natural Vente worth 46 cts.Friday and ollowing days at 19 cts.each Also a lot of Children\u2019s Bummer Merino Vests and (Ganze Merino Vests to be -cleared at ridiculously low prices SMALLWARES A Grand Burgain to those that buy them, 1 lot of Paris Buckles and Slides, worth from 20 to 40c a piece.8S, Carsley will sell them at only 50 each - Another lot of about 50 Steel and Oxy- dized Blidos and Buckles, worth 450 \u201cto 750 each, all to go at 10c each Still another lot of 86 High Claas Buckles and Slides in Gold, Silver and Oxidize, regular price 60c to $1.25 each, at 196 à piece A chance for discerning Dressmakers, several thousand yards of Wave Liama Braids in numerous colors, also all widths, will be sold at half price.BOATING JACKETS 78 Ladies\u2019 Yachting and Boating Jackets.\u2018Regular Price $3.78; this 1s a Final Sale Price indeed, 50\u2019 cts each 52 Ladies\u201d Cream Stri d Boatin Sacketa, north $6.65, 0 be.cleare Picking Them Out Fast ' Picking Them Out Fast, THOSE LADIES\u2019 WRAPPERS THOSE LADIES\u2019 WRAPPERS Ladies\u2019 Wrappers Best value Jers Ladies\u2019 very handsome, all wool challie wrappers, in numerous desigus; regular price $65.65.8.Carsley\u2019s Final Sale Price brings them down to $1.95 each.89 Ladies\u2019 Fine Quality French Opera Flannel Wrappers, well made, waists lined, Fall weights, but: we recom- men immediate purchase, at io of the original price.Example, wrappe \u2018marked $4.00 will be\u2019 sold à at $1.00.+ 8.CA B.,CARSLE Y.also, the staff of the Clothin Boys\u2019 and Youths\u2019 light summer 275 - Boys sad Youths\u2019 rich Tweed To : B.200 soe\" 8 6 Garelay a shee kilar re Carsley\u2019 s a clearing price 3 wi bo Also hundreds others\u2019 ©.Also hundreds others , Ao hundreds others +, _ Also hundreds others |.,Ç BOYS\u2019 AND YOUTHS\u2019 SUITS BOYS\u2019 AND YOUTHS\u2019 SUITS.BOYS\u2019 AND_YOUTHS' CHILDREN'S SUMS.- : At abost.half price At about half price At about half price At about half price , 8, CARSLEY.ed BC CARSLEY, 3.Unrsley\u2019s Stores > ats 0*Clock Shary Sharp, and Cross at 6 Lr The Largest and BOYS\u2019 AND YOUTHS\" .waiting 4 long ime betore boing served in our refresh: ment rooms on account of the great number of deci or the remainder af ammer to dou socommodation for that day, whioh we trast rar ee yon one hi be served almost immediately.IN \"THE, PRICE OF bys Youths\u2019 and Men's Ready-made Clothing in - Montreal, .Carsley\u2019s having bought for casli the combined stocks of Messrs, 8.H.SHOREY & CO, and Messrs.McKENNA, ' and MEN'S READY-MADE CLOTHING, 2 - TO GENTLEMEN AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC.8, Carsley begs to state that the Suits all thro h od quality, prices will be such that it will se onl we are able.to sell at those prices.The adjoining flat of the next store will be THOMPSON & CO., ot BOYS\u2019, YOUTHS\u2019 stylishly cut and well finished, excellent\u2019 patterns astonish every one, and it is thing Departmont will be increnseë/by 9 to 15 exis.men, arsley guarantees the hiices right.FRIDAY MORNING, SHARP.| heapest Dry (Goods Store in Montreal, amt or Li in our refresh- 8, CARSLEY.Ladies\u2019 Silk Blouses 85 Ladies\u2019 Bengaline Blouses in fashionable colors, original price $3.75, you 50 Ladies EE es on Beam and Faie os worth a0.5.Dur- Blue, choice ot, ing 8, O.Fin - Class ilk 3 i in good- colors, worth 84.25 to $10.00, $2.49 ea.25 High CURTAINS Just 13 12 paire = elegant Chenille Curtaing Patterns, size 50 in.ry regular price $6.75, but ay this Sale only $3.38.Another lot of 3 doz.pairs Handsome Chenille Curtains, size 50 in.by 185 inches, regular price $8.75 ; you can buy them in the Curtain Department at only $0.99 pair.25 pairs Good Madras Muslin Curtai ards by 58 ihches wide, seve eo ors.Regular price $2.95, reduced to $1.48, Real French High-Class Real French High-Class PRINTED LAWNS PRINTED LAWNS 15,000 yards of very best Real French High-class Printed Lawns, for Ladies\u2019 Blouses, Children\u2019s Dresses, eto, wide width and all excellent patterns Our regular rice this season from 28¢ to 2c rd.orrow S.Carsley's Final ale price Î rings them down to Only 16 cts.Yard Only 16 cts.Yard LADIES\u2019 DUCK SUITS 50 Ladies\u2019 Pretty Costumes, regular price 82.45; To-morrow's price, All Ladies\u2019 Duok- Suits very nh reduce S.CARSLEY.on socouné of such an-enor- taken in and five more 175 Men's Cheviot Suits, all sizes, splendid value at regular pri $8.50, 8B.Carsley\u2019s Cleari Price, $5.95.125 Men's Superior ity Black Disg- onal puits, ali sizes, regular price 8.Carsley's Clearing Pri 185 Men's Fanoy Tweed Suite, all sizes, genital euit, regular price, el0.05 8, Carsley\u2019s Clearing price, $6.25.82 Men's high-class Tweed Suits, all sizes ; regula r price, $13.00.8.araley\u2019s C pearing Price.$7.25.178 No s stylish Black Morning Suits, one of the best bar s of the Lot; regular price, $17.S.Carsle Olearing Price, $12.78.Sailor : Boite to 8 8 Seniors - Price pote fo: : \u201ci for ERE old op an 2.i 118 for che s Navy Ser dren eon >» Ts Make, and are worth 75¢ yard.just as we received them, to any customer.Please \u201cjury at re es 0 + Fr 26th.a We have received instructions from the \u2018underwriters to dispose of 5 Cases of Black Cashmeres,each case containing 20 pieces, being Goods Damaged by Water on the Str.La Normandie which arrived in New York last Saturday.These Black Cashmeres, 45 inches wide, are a fine All Wool French at 15c yard.do not ask for more.As does not affect black goods.We will sell them in our BASEMENT on Friday NOT MORE than 10 yards will be sold every one knows, water 1 Read This List Through.It Will Pay You.A Dept.\u2014Colored Dress Goods.A tp gp Br, er ar rt \"worl © balance of our AU Jo Henriettas nt 50c will be * Cleared Friday at 290y A GREAT a.Pont 85 pieces of fine all Wool Berges, French D res, onsls, Basket Cloths, Vigoresu, Hopsacking in allt thon nowand bot: phades.th ese goods rere marked to reas Good this season we have decided to cleer this lot Fades at 4% yd.B Dept.\u2014Black Dress Goods.Black Mobair 1s na old as the hills, Lut there is gothlug in Dress Goods that will w as long.We have a lips, this is Toe 25¢ ot boys money, we will Fri Black ail a ord a yard and » quarter wide, worth 50c, Friday 250 yd.\u2018To:morrow we will fer about 50 Fo viscos of Rich 4 All Wool Black ns, Solells, Striped Le Durante, e These xoods 00s arriving too lt late Pop pu ie the ma mufacturers struct own The prices would be à too) \"i ew: Your choice of the Jot Friday rd C Dept.\u2014Silks and Satins.Alotot Btriped Kai-Kai 8ilkn especially for Blouses, Aie Facer pod] attr: they ally for cost you stores charge 60c for, Friday, 39 10 plecea of hot Surah Silks, i regu.ar To give you an ides of the Silks, ask to see the Fancy Striped Prec h fey These goods are a à porellz and are sold rerzmbore se dag at Bo Ta.You can buy you want from us D Dept.Linings.Black and Colored Talon Cambrio skirt ning, a} .ways 100; yd All Dressmakers use our Twiil Waist às good as other stores sue 0c for.the same on Friday at 12 1/20 yd.nd At w uat concluded Big Deal Here Cloth tor ah Ladies sem .Bens) iton f its lightness: i is wusily sold 130.Wa will il sell te Friday, 612 Dresemakers fn fod they can obey their linings from ws ° E Dept.Flannels.Oren Canton Fiaunel, the regalar 80 quality, Rede or Blouses: these goods are Flannelettes retailed at 15c, Friday, 9c yd.à\" patterns sult- 200; you can have an Fiannealettes able for little girls\u2019 dresses, they are worth The Balance of our fo = 627 Botblag Bit Fannel vil be cleared Friday at : obey mm Le ° K DEPT.-Continued.TOILET SOAPS, Glorisnn, May Flower, Pond Lily, Home Comfort, sie worth 10c, Friday So.White Castile Scap, day, Sc.hs 0 Latha Be Bar 5 Boap, equal to any 18 on Friday man Eau do Ook oo za, Friday, 100.German Bas de Color large size, Est 487 y.190.voll a ar Byo, Portames 50c, Friday 28c.* L Dept.Ribbons.Narrow Gauze Bilk Ribbons, the value of this te 250, Friday, 340 A splendid lize line of medium width Black Silk Ribbon, 10c, Lot of oe Sire Panes Ribbon for Hats, worth 30c to 25c; Fri Big lot of Chosknd Ribbon, 30c; Friday, 15c yd.Another lot of Fancy Checked Ribbons, 40c; Friday, 186 A alos\u2019 lot of Millinery Ribbons, in Black and Oolored Biripea, 750; Friday, 25c yd.To-marow we willoffer about 50 pieces of \"Sash Ribbons,\" in Sük, Satin, Moire, cire, atriped.all good shades.oods were so 10 $1.25 yd.Ae Friday at 450 yd.Come early for choice to-morrow.M Dept.\u201c| Te balance of our âne Imported French Flowers, \u2018worth 50c and sold last Friday at 15c, will be d to-mor- row at 10; bunch.This is the last we can procure ti Another X 30 pieces of our Fine Cut Jet Trimmings, worth 25¢, will be offered Friday at 5c yd.SOMETHING YOU MAY NEVER SKE AGAIN.75 dozen of Silver Plated ! Buckles will bo offered To- reer ot x ach aay any of them is Hc.ust or Jus oro Jar ich was 50c each.Wo Sc each.A Tok of at Pan Baie Pine Btesk, Gilt and et Bo Bracelets, Fob Chains.These goods we aicared from a ing Man anufacturer a our own n.brice: hey are Les doubt the finest Jot sve ever shown.The were from 25¢ to $1.Friday in four prices sor N Dept.\u2014Notiens and Small Wares.Ladies\u2019 and Tailors\u2019 Brass and Steal Thimbles, bc.Frida; Sea Paper in all oc! all shades, sold every where 15c and 1c.ven on on Pise To: To roll Hair Pi packages, worth 1c SDS Kriomand Beat Btockinet Dress Tosi, perfect, usually sold 200.Friday, 5c pair.Ladies and Genre Black i r Folding Pocket Combs, soi Trimmings and Buckles.pos a | For tlomen we have se st ee Lustre m worth filver Plated Belt s.Clasp, ste , ote.- Q DEPT.-Cotinpued.Something Yom Have Never Heard of Belere.We have 30 dor.of American Bbirt Walsts, \u201cAll Sraaony Styles,\u201d Jaundried Collars and O esirable ir vali 3 en: ill sell them Friday at Re ; velo R Dept.-=-Corsets.70 dozen of Childrens Waists, such a9 are regularly sel 15 dgzen © of Trilb 7 Corsets, this live fe slegant value at pr.We x \u201cLa Mascotte™ Corset, regular 500 1! For the ot weather, Friday wo will sell a White Net Summer Corset, worth 750, for the Potainal sus of \u201cLa Parisienne\u201d is well Jmown \u201cua Se corset, will sell them Friday at 4%.good we S Dept.-Boys\u2019 Clothing.We have aot forgotton the \u201c Bmall Boy.\u201d Boys\u2019 Kntcker Panta, iided, made of good all-weol tweed, Just the thin jo vent with a waist, the regular.price Boys fitripe Enilor Suite, al.50: The.Boys\u2019 Tweed Blouse | ies, $1.Tb a The.ye Blue oe, tin aise the worth BPECUAL\"10« dz of boys date louses, well male ferial, they are worth 75¢.Ÿ them on Friday at >, ou can Mare T Dept.-Teas, Coffees, teen +B Best Baking Powder, grocers charge Bc.Friday.; o's Best Quality Breakfast Co tree ary up in 1ib tin osnister.natty of is -egularly at 50c, Tarte day ot Mo I.Hamilton s s la Ceylon done upin 1 at nano?be ased leas than Bas ao i we will Not more lit tL 350 | any one ci r.ntaining 1 1b of Best Fancy .25c each.The ustome munch Tias, er Mustard, Pri Powder alone Bhoe any Der per- he Leather, Softens id on makes it water.Fri box.Bool Cream Chorolate French od, generally sod parcels Frida; Burnt almonds Choco- oh, ocolate , Hime Caram Dream Dates sad \u201cry oo alized Gum Ao This is row we wii Tal Bc at Too 1h.00 done vp AH oo TT bozes at 100 While Moss Cocos in 14 1h.packages, Fi , Se: 13 b.packages, Friday, 15c.das |v Dept.-Costumes and Mantles.Upstairs, CAN ST Wy TOY A TRI LAIR AB ttm me S MES J Dept.-\u2014Laces and Embroideries.75 places of 4 inch Mele Lace, these laces were rebelled os The ince of our Real Linen Torohon Lace will \u2018be ed Friday at 6c yd.Thi \u2018the Last chance 13 bay à wide linen Isce ad any a Rea \u2018Torchon Laos.This width Lace is never sold less than from Æo to So yd We sell it er the ce se one small case Toor re BD or bout bal rt Er: yd.These goods are Sond K Dept.Handkerchiefs and Purses.\"White Oorded Embroidered Hdkfs., 150, Friday.Gent's Colored Border Hemetitohed Hats, lia I: i Embroidered White - Has, sta, Friday 1 .fc en.Purses, 10., 00 Golored Shirt Waiste, 55; Friday, 4be Era Purses Be Friday De - Ladies\u2019 Fancy Percale ita Laundried Tarn- Fes ot Goes ne Fridoz ou Eola sidan pA fs and Ouffe, worth made of sad rel fuk aT 150 sack pinion F1 arret w mn £ntshed, they are 75 Ladies\u2019 Oslored Pure Silk We see ln fous to av age aa où ie 8, Dolored tition\u2019 Kd Gloves, worth 50a.these Bargaïos Tomorrow.Q Dept\u2014Whitewear.De not BIR Es \"White Cotton Dravers, Tuoked hic Cotton Cuemisen, Trimmed Laos; rn Las os W \"White Cotton Night Gowns, full aise, The: Friday, Ladies\u2019 White Cotton Skirts, Tasks mod Embây., 750; Fr Ladies Colored Aprons, 3c; Friday 131/% ea.Q Dept.Blouses and Shirt Waists, | UPSTAIRS.fab tte pom ret No Goods ; Charged on Friday.- day 1 Heavy E oo Picied 100 Bilver Plated Photo to Frame 5 io Rings, Friday - Bilver Plated Di ks, 200, eppert, Xo, Friday 1 13a.Silver Fined Baits a7 ar Twisted Wirs Plate ar 60, Friday 3e.House Furnishing & Tinware Dpt.EN BASEMENT, You will save mousy on esch and every artisle pur chases in our basement, ou TO-MORROW.\u2018Whisk Holders 10c.in our Basement Friday, Kitohen Ret 160.in gar Basement XY aus 100, tn in our Basement Friday, 40 \u2018Wire Bowl Strainers 100, in our Basement o 48 Berew Drivers 100, in our Basement.fe ! Wash in our Basement, Fridéy ilo.Min in our Basement Friday, So.Stak leaner 10c, in our Basement Fri de Tra) in our Fri Housezers 150, iu our Basomen! nives 250, in our Basement F , 7 PF 350, in our Basement Friday, 170.°° Gracita Tes Pots Wo.in our ay mont ay.3a.Pred \u2018os n oup Easeman \u201cTih Wash Boilers Te in our.aoiment Pride, 0.- Knives that Jou oo can nod bag | Hs ibis re -Cbme won't No Goods Exchanged on Friday.1 PT , Printed Bargain Lists at Parcel Desk.Stores Open at 8 a.m.Sharp.Manta me I oT a CARSLET.2 aa, + Er = {rider ; ts bo fe pee & N E Hamilton, ve Patent Friday, lo each.1 | Epa Cone, Jd 7 day 3c card.of an oles Morne names Ken York qur acceptance FE Dept \u20141 dnens and Cottons.Black He ed Flower, Shawl and Hat Pins, usually sold sr Meyer, Jcnamon mn & Co.the Bo.acte No low nes among hem, hut all Buite Bigot of Fringed Colored Nepkine we sell them at So Children Tras 25d White wide qurfars 3c roa, orth trom 8 0d%o $9.05 2000, Check sed to sell 300 yd Spool Bowing Cotten, 4c, Priday, 2c spool, ° STL offer them in our Mantle Show Rooms Friday, a Be LT à EE a 307d Pont 100, Friday Sc apool riba, worth 500 Ladies.Print Wrappers $1.50.Midas Sc.Our Extra large | A Te Towels, sold wholessle at 15e, Fi |: unch, Bids In en) Print Wire fe AEs Trimmed ani wi offer a .care of 3 inch Best Canadian White Linen 5 Sutton Bats, so day Tose doz of amorted oH day un pox Cloth Cotto ousehold orth Fridhy every Jace ok: te sivas sd tbe 9.© yd, - mi offer it ito on Friday at : EE my Ele wie Tro Fug.lie! jaar bo will see\u201d \u201cald iy pertes we Foie away.choice = 10c w oppers will crow: is departmen: x : Rétro, Bargaie Das, mi pecia Too ride a! ally at 13 112 = Walie \u2018irottinglate Ourtain Lace, 23 wide, A came of Am nadai, willoost you 180 yd.Fri- American Leat sie Hand Valises, just the thing for aoe ag Te to vou with tape, worth A h, .Extn Tiree White Honeycomb Quilts, regular value $135; pet, | Leatherette 000 Table, fresh good, all sises be Friday 0 each .fais Demers durs Bo Fumior! Las de regular Ariana a Tiling 81 504 per cont disor - \u201c price was 1 ¥y chance G Dept\u2014Wash Goods., oinia a rare to supply Fourslt with Table Bootes Check Gingham, reat vl st Js 72; Friday, fo O Dept-\u2014Hosiery and, Gent's x \"Department Carpets, French Cry look like Silk, splendid valus nt.180; Fri- Furnishings.- sPsTAIRS.200 Das ea 15 Tao a Friday ak Soya regularly Jadies Fest Pack Cocton Font Friday.0 pr Any quantity 9 cholos patierne Toot Pd Friday Bo Po our .© Cotton , .Tag The Sp ; 275 pieces SEE We lens them \u2018ay $e red oy jo Bbaped Ribbed Cotton Undervests, 250, Friday, ons phe) Te EXTRA Tomorrow ws Ta Bamounts of Bout Quality Ribbed Vests, usually sold 30, Friday, 1960.an ur éd Guzzi où Curtains to be cloarsd out Friday ranging from 1 13 78 5 10 yd lengths ot SPECIAL 30 doz.of Ladies\u2019 Black \u2018Cashmere.Hose, HALF PRICE.i \u2018ay Oni, Hem Sleep oe Fag 10 Y Dept.~-Curtain Dept., Up-stairs.Hemnants.W.Chi :x and Colored Hose, Friday, 8.| gave rid) rindi ry ike ST | Goats 310 had Batine Ties , 50.A 10 Dôme and dot sors a Le Dar Tr EEE 4, Gonts ie & Wack Cashmore Vesta 8250 Friday gi ss, À DE job lot ou ip aire von Kop Pla pets ee oo! me A H Dept.\u2014-Neckwear and Veilings.Sent etes SE .rn on tort i Ta von Thing SEER | ANSIE ® R135 dos.Samples of Belts, N Boss\u2019 Belta and Braces, odds aud ends, wd Moto Pr a 9 a Arped ae EP dara Simmer Weight Merino Shirts snd WHI llega Lacs, double border, tos bound ! HAE vi Friday at Drawers, tho retail price of goods was 750 each, Ky lo, 40c.y be.goto Gare Vellings, 100.Hider, 3 30 yd.JOB.Wo wi offer or te morrow A dos.of Men's and Zz Dept.==-Silver Plated Ware.} yare vie et Buckle you Figured sad Hops LK Valin, sold Siar at me .sea ouly on ilk B Baits The ie worth; from 150 30 dozen Sitter Plated Tea Spoons, do, Friday 30 each.i OTHER.STARTLER.Big lot of Black * Friday ol Hick Tobie: tion Fisted Tee rooms, 12 sa Frode fe each.Angers?Belta ith lated and Ja; anne ned Buciie R Dept Gloves.Bilver Plated sea: hell exira \"quality, in Satin lined .1 the w J P them Fri at Sc ee 3 \u2019 Silver oq BheMeld\" Knives, Pri fs each.Ladies\u201d Bisck and Colored Silk Belle.with handsome a Bak Le Te ores S00, pas pe Bier rt Forks, 150, oak plated buc ais are worth from No to 600 Ladies and Colored - Tata Gloves, So\u201d Briday Snaraved Sliver Fated Fruls Koives.25c, Friday 100 each.Ladies atin Ber oh sivey var plate bac buekles, worth 80, 16 pr.\"rortb Sc, Priday 181.80 eno Boxes, Friday 15 each, one to each castomer only.READ THIS, sire Fil J Fito Fork, Tn fancy Batin lined Bares verre me \u2014\u2014\u2014 bia parts, Mr and Mrs.À « WIL LKELY © END IN MURDER.ÉURDEROUS AFFRAY AT COTE | ST.PAUL.James Hughes Lies at the Point of Death and His Ante-Mortem Deposition has Been Taken \u2014 The Assailants Arrested., James Hughes, of Cote St.Paul, lies at the point of death, and two men, named Lapointe and Charlebois, are this afternoom languishing behind prison bars awaiting the results of a brutal and murderous assault upon the former.The affair has created a sensation at Cote St.Paul, and many open threats have been made against ihe assailants.Tuesday night Hughes left his howe, which is situated on the Lachine canal front between this city aud Lachine, with the intention of going down to the village of Cote St.Paul to visit some friends.On the way he fell in with several chums who accompanied bi as far as Rolland\u2019s saloon, wlich is in the centre of the village.A stop was made here and the party entered into a social conversation.After a two-hours\u2019 pleasant chat together the party separated, leaving Hughes behind.A short time after the departure of the friends Frederic Charlebois and Fred.lapovinte entered the saloon.After an exchange of greetings, drinks were served.The trio remained together until nearly midnight, when they left with the intention of going to their respective ihomes.Charlebois, having a horse and cart, proposed to drive Hughes home, as the atter's residence was a long distance up the canal bank.A ttle of liquor, it is said, was taken along to liven up matters.Instead of driving home direct, sev- era: trips through the village were made, during which there were several sto By this time the men were fairly well under the influence of liquor.\u201cA dispute then arose, and Lapointe picked up the liquor bôttie and struck Hughes a vicious blow on top of the head.Hughes was rendered unconscious by the blow, and fell tu the street.It is said by witnesses that Lapointe then followed Hughes and battered him in an unmerciful manner, and concluded by striking the prostrate man with a board which had a nad in it.This entered Hughes\u2019 face a quarter of an inch from the left eye.By this time anum- ber of people residing ctose by had been awakened, and one of them informed a \u201cStar\u201d reporter that he heard Hughes while lying on the ground call out, \u201cFor God's sake don\u2019t hit me again, as you have now hit me to kilt.Charlebois and Lepointe finally lifted the unconscious and bleeding man from the gutter where he had fallen, and threw him into the bottom of the cert.They then drova off in the direction of the Hughes\u2019 homestead.Arrived hers the victim was placed on the front verandah of his father\u2019s house and left.This was at three o'clock esterday morning.About four o'clock in the mornin Hughes had recovered consciousness su ficiently to porm rmit of his crawlin his hands and knees into a parlor.ere from loss of blood, a weakness overcame him and he lost consciousness again.When the family came down to breakfast they saw the blood tracks leadin from the verandah to the kitchen, an \u2018then to the parlor.Following those they came upon the unfortunate young man lying in 8 pool of blood in the centre of the room, with his face and head battered out of shape and his life's blood slow- 1y oozing from the many woun He was carried up to his bedroom and medical aid summoned.Last night- he per 80 low tbat the parish priest, the tev.Father Brault, was sent for to administer the last rites of the church.A medical consultation was held by Drs.Aubrey and Vizena to-day, and they have grave doubts as to the man\u2019s recovery.At noon to-day Magistrate Lafontaine accompanied by a Court stenographer, went out to take the dying man\u2019s ante- mortem deposition.Warrants were issued at eleven o'clock this m:Tning, and Deputy High Constable Z.Bissonette and Constable Lambert \u2018went out in search of Charlebois and Lapointe.The latter was found at 2.80 this afternoon, working on a dredge near When a Star reporter visited Rolland's saloon .this morning he found the place closed and the linds drawn.On en uiry it was learned that the Revenue officers had visited the placn yesterday morning and seized the whole stock.as the proprietor was selling without a license.e has been fined, VISITED BY BURGLARS.Two Households Surprised By Midnight Visitors.An attempt at burglary was made early this morning at the residence of Mr.H.N.Tabb, Bt0 Palace street.At 1245 Mr.Tabb's housekeeper who slee on the ground floor.heard a noise In the dining room, which adjoins her room.A few seconds later she heard footsteps in the kitchen and a light which was burning there was lowered.She was next startled by seeing a man enter her room \u2018and stand opposite her.She screamed, and her cries awoke Mr.Tabb who went down stairs immediately.The man was then in the dining room.looked at Mr.Tabb and then made for the window.Mr.Tabb grabbed a stick which was near by just as the man got through the window.Mr.Tabb prodded him with the steel spike on the stick.The burglar screamed with the pain, but got up and away.At the corner of St.Genevieve street, he was joined by another man, and together they ran down St.Genevieve street and disappeared.Mr.James Dennison\u2019s residence, 67 Victoria street was entered this moming by a mân wi took Mr.Dennison's trousers from the head of his bed and afterwards threw them back aver Mr.Dennison\u2019's fence.There was about 86 in the pockets.SAD DEATH IN INDIA, À cablegram was recelved to-day from Military college, sain 168 and was on leave dia in last winter, stopping with .T.Patter- \u201cHo left, last January on Expiration oo his leave! taking cut a draft f stationed at Quetta, où the the AL han frontier.He was looked upon by s superior officers as hard - working and sealous and devated to his profession.He Me within a year or se 2 of sining bis ca and when was alr splendid health ot .spirits.He wa : brother of Mr.A.McD.Patterson, Yhe well - known stotle- ~ broker, nd is .ahi Patter- th ls deplored ba \u2018etre Étant and his par- pathy of and relatives be sympe the ho entire community a their grievous STREET IMPROVEMENTS.\u201cA of the sub-Road Committee will be on Tuesday next at\u2019 twalve 24 \\ .\u2018 i\u2019 > dia, stating that ¢ he ny Pat © relock ta sonsider hiv question of paving af Notre Dame street \u2018west and Et.Uen- is street Mount\u2019 Royal avenue, gonoral esting of the called fo will ba r Tu afternoon Lo Teceire the report.ptt Commit- present time it End to enter into an and a ay hat the city will be bound for the work next year.The rd Railway Company have commenced.to j lay- heir double track is Notre- Des Chaboillez square west street, from Chabo PROVINCIAL SYNOD.Notices of Motion so Far Received for the Coming.Anglican Gathering.The following notices of motions have been received by Dr.Davi secretary of the Prorinaial Synod of the Anglican Church for the ecclesiastica.rovince of Canada, and will come up or discussion at its quadrennial .meeting in this city in September next: I.By the Fanon of Niagara (a) That Canon IL, ein now included in Canon io) Hit « Canon A, be amended by, st striking out from Section II.the words require ed by Canon IL of, the \u20acunons of this clesiastical Provin ¢) That the form of service at the induc- 8 be amended by si triking \u201cThe ud the E to be in- ! then read son peo e a certifi- ate sl ned by the his Commis- sur , that the Minister \"to be inducted has e and subscribed the Declaration and Then the Ouths required under Canon XIV.The Certificates shall be in the.following °F Mereby certify that the Rev to be inducted into the Incumbency of and .suteer bed the following declaration: chere shall follow) - e claration of assent in full, The Declaration of submission lo the \u2018Canons of the Provincial and Diocesan Synods (in fu Also that he pas taken\u201d and subscribed the following oa The oath of Alleglance (in full £ The Oath of Canonical Obedience tin SA so that he has subacribed t 5.Declaration asqnet < Simons.\u2018an ful That Canon X nded by Lt Ting out the words a \u2018hes second and third lines \u201cin the presence of the Bishop by whom \u2018he is be ordained,\u201d and adding\u201d to the séventhe line the following \u2018provided that the Phe Ying and Oaths when once taken shall be inding for every License to an \u201curacy fn same Diocese, and that it shall Zutfleer to subscribe the Declarations and take the oaths before each and every Institution to any benefice in the same Dio- ese.II.By 8S.Rethune, cese of Montreal.ta) To amend Canon § of the Provincial Synod as Iollows :\u2014 By inserting, after the word \u2018the in the first line of the sixth paragraph, the woras \u2018when three As- sessora are present, or one of said Assessors when only one of them is present, \u201d and by striking out the.w \u2018\u2018the Assessors\u2019 in the second line of ai sixth Jjeragiaph, tb) By inserting after the word © ssessors in the first «ne of the seventh ARE e ph the words \u2018 assessors.\u2019 n- serting Cher the word \u2018Court\u2019 in the sec- ne of the eleventh paragraph, the words or \u201cThe Metropolitan I.By the Rev.Prof Clark, Trinity Col- tege, Toronto 0.omit from Canon XIII the words \u201cor the Version of the Sçriptures authorized to te read In Chur rhes IV.By = i \u201cWorrell, L QC.| that he following clause be anon X (a) \u201cThat all such additions \u2018and iterations mad a ano! {b) \u201cThat the resolution passed at the Seventh Session In 1871 (see Journal, pages 27 and 411 accepting U us=+ instead of that ontained in the Pra rages Bouk, as author] zed by \u2018onvocation in I and the Act of Uniformity be adopted and prir.te! as Canon No.22.In addition to the above, the report of the join.committee on marriage and divorce, appointed at the last session of Synod.will be submitted as one of the first orders of the day.The time for receiving memorials and notices of motion expires on the 3lst of July mext.All items for consideration must be in the secretary's hand berore that date.Vusiness of the Synod will be suspended, according to canon, on the third day of the session.to aliow the business of the Board of Domestic and Foreign Missions to be transacted.ANOTHER BANK RESIGNATION.| Mr.M.Benolt, Local B Manager of the \u2014 \"Banque National has a Difference With the Directors.(es tr Mr.M.Benoit, manager of the Banque Nationale, has resigned.A rumor'to this effect.was current upon the strest this morning.and, upon being interviewed on the subject, he confirmed the story.When seen at the bank this afternoon Mr.Benoit staied that there was a decided difference of opinion as to the management of the bank's affairs.He and the directors could not agree.He stated that matters came to a crisis upon, the 12th of the month and on that red his resignation, which will ropa effect.the first of the month.Mr.Benoit stated that he had been asked to reconsider his resignation, but that as the causes which first prompted it had not been removed, he Pad not done so.Mr.Benoit entered the Banque Nationale in March 1880 as tant accountant, and in April 1893 was appointed manager.Mr.Bent will be s temporarily by his present assistant, Mr.guise.THE EVE OF ELECTION.| The Friends of Both Candidates In St.Ann's Ward Confident of Suoeess.Friends ¢ of both Mesers.B, Connaugh- ton and D.Gallery in St.Ann's Ward are working \u2018hard ta place their respective candidates\u2019 at the head.of the polls.Pes gh ne Cea bf mee 0 ¢ .Le ee \"THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR THURSDAY- : JULY 25, 1898 Q.\u20ac., Chancellor, Dio- | THE Low WATER IN THE RIVER.NAVIGATION ALREADY INTER- a the bi w.and asked that | an exception be t hat provi- the ee Comittee 4 decided that t : aotion iD Lhe Le matter, cer route | take no red LL Le to the than withdraw, when the TE den AT od the case of the three suspended em- wt ce was dopided to roinatats Shipping Agents Abroad Notified Not to Load Vessels Coming\u2019 This Port to Their Fullest Cay- city\u2014This Year's Rain, The water in the harbor remains stationary at 26 feet 7 inches.This has been the mark for the past two days.The Montres! agents and shippers bave, owing to the low water, taken occasion to cable their firms and connections abroad, cautioning them not to load the steamships too deeply for this port.The water from Kingston to Montral is so low that it is greatly interfering with the shipment of grains.The barges and prope.ropellsrs cannot bring down the large oads which they are accustomed to, and for this regson the \u2018moving of grain is costing the companies considerably more than usual.The Richelieu & Ontario boats run all the rapids as usual, though the boats are necessarily of light draft.On the 17th of this month the rainfall was .040 of au inch.This was, of course, smail; but, since then, to to-day, not a drop of rain has f fallen.A comparison with the records for previous years shows that the drought for the present month is quite unprecedented.Between two and three inches per month is gn average rainfall; but, during the present month, up to date, three hundred and fifty-one thousandths of an inch seems to be tha best that old Jupiter Pluvius can do.Whether this ost respectable divinity is beginning to feel the effects of age or not, cannot as yet be decided with certainty.and it would be rash\u2019 to form hasty conclusions.Perhaps _he is only suffering from temporary indis sposition and that, before long, the gentle rain will fall once more to refresh the parched earth, and save many a farmer's crops, a8 consumination most devoutly to be wished for.The rainfall for the month, to date, is, as has been already stated, .351 inches.For the corresponding period of 1894, it was 2.120 inches.The rainfails, in inches, during the present year, each month were as follows: January, LE February, 1189; March, 1.003 : ril, 3.606; May, 3,110; June, 2.612; sui} (to date) .351.The country resident sighs for rain just now.His stock of rain water is fast disappearing, and, should the dryness continue, he will have to do as the followers of the prophet are advised to ; do in such circumstances, and perform his daily ablutions in sand.The river is sinking rapidly.and south shore residents are experiencing a good deal of inconvenience on this account.When the water shall have quite left the river, steps will be at once taken to lay out a good road to the city.THE ARSON CASE.The Man Wanted In Connection With the Conspiracy Was Not Caught on The Mariposa.Although the authorities refuse to admit the fact, it has leaked out, nevertheless, that the man who is wanted in connection with the arson case has eluded the suthorities, and they are not aware of his present whereabouts.He left Montreal by the steamship \u2018\u2019Mari- posa,\u201d or at least was [Supposed to have one so.for Europe, op the arrival of the steamship at Live 1 on Tuesday he either outwitted the officers of the law or was not amongst the Passer ngers, a8 the arrest did not take ace It_was at first.s supposed that the man.whose name is withheld for the present, had left the steamship at Quebec, but a rigid investigation at {hat point failed to reveal any trace of The much sought for Person M wanted in connection with the St! Sulpice street fire, and it is alleged that paid the prisoner Haynes, now in custody, charged with being the man who started the blaze, a specified sum of money for the job, and on learnin {hat the suspicions of the detectives ha: aroused, left immediately for europe © on the Mari Mr.Quinn, on asking for an adjourn- mont of th I against Haynes before Judge Deenoyers on Saturday last informed the court that it was to get this party that he asked for the favor as it would have a most important ing on pole, case to wit d what evi dence they had until the man in question could be arrested.Haynes and Jenkins are confined in soparate wards at the gaol, \u2018and are not allowed any means of communication with each other.THE LATE'R.T.ROUTH.The Corn Exchang o Passes Resolu- ons of Cox Condolence.A special meeting of the Montreal Corn Exchange iation was held this morning to take action upon the death of the late Mr.R.T.Routh.Mr.Routh served as As president o of .the Association in D.G.Thomson, president, of the Association.presided at the meeting.Mr.E.F.Craig presented the following resolution : solved, \u2014That the Members of the Mgnt- chan, Associat ex Corn \u2018Ex ation deeply regret the death of R.T.Routh, one of \u2018\u2019Tne Baohelor Bard no More\u2014A Quiet Ceremony at Ottawa.(Special to the Star).; Ottawa, Ont July 2.Nicholas Flood - Davin, M.P.for Regina, one of ths bast known and rast eloquent members of the Dominion Commons, was married bere very §uietly this morning to Miss N.F.DAVIN., \u2018Lizzie Reid, daughter of James Reid, of Glouceate v.Dr.Moore mony.which took place at the house, in formed the cere- presence of only afew oan.After the wedding breakfast, Mr.and Mrs.Davin left for the West on their honeymoon.BRITANNIA FINIÉHED ALONE, \u2018The Rage for Small Yachts Won by the Niagara.Kingstown, Ireland, July 25.\u2014The Ailsa and Britannia started again this morning.The wind was light from the east rain was falling Beavis and a thick fog obscured the course, The Britannia ha the windward berth in grarting.1 fhe Ailea got away first, with a lea seconds.At the Muglins mark boat, re Britanpia had taken the ° lead, From this mark they went away on the rort tack for Kish.The course was so obscured by fog that it was im ible le ake the time of the boats at Kish an beg.The Britannia completed i go round Toren a lead of nearly three minutes over the Ailsa.The Britannia vaseed the Mughns flag boat on the second round thres minutes and five seconds ahead of thé Ailsa.- The Britannia finished the race at 4.17.31.The Ailsa did not finish.\u2018Niagara and Dakotah started, at noon, in the race for the twenty-raters, under the auspices of the same club.Mr.Howard Gould\u2019s yacht led by half a length at the start.The race was st at the end of the first round, the Niagara being nearly fifteen minutes ahead at that point.THE COOMBS MURDER Nathaniel Tells How Robert Killed Their Mother.© London, July 25.\u2014Robert and Nathan- ll Coombs, aged respectively 13 and 11 ears, who murdered their mother about ! tree weeks ago stabbing her while ! she pes a saloep, is who lived ten days posing rt arraigned in the police court this mornin police Euthorities an- : nounoed that they would not charge the younger brother with ticipation in the crime, but the d as i witness.Nathani was then placed in the witness box, and told of his brother having bought the dagger, with which the killing was.done.He did not.see his mother killed, but heard her groan, and went into the room and looked at her while she was dying.His brother admitted to him that it was he wbo bad killed her, The istrate committed the elder brother, , and jhe balf- witted man, Fox, who ra arrested with the boys, for trial, on \u2018the charge of murder, and held Nathaniel as à witness.THE SOUTH MEATH ELECTION.The corrected figures in the South Meath election are: J.H.Parnell, 2380; Mr.Jordan, Nationalist, 2337.Mr.Parnell is thus elected.The error was a telegraphic one in giving figures that showed his defeat.GUINNESS WON THE LONDON CÙP.London, July 25 \u2014 The single scull race for the London Cup, one of the principal events in the Metropolitan atta, was rowed on the Thames; over the Putney course, to-day, and os won by the Hon.Rupert Guinness.of Lord Iveagh.Vivian Nickalls, tbe tx holder of the Wing: field Sculls.waa second and his other.y Nickalis, the don a third.E.A.Thompson, of the Aj A .gonauts.Toronto, was fourth, and Black- staff last.New York, July 25.\u2014E.H.\u201cThompson, } of the Toronto Argonauts, reached to-day.Heis well satisfied at his treatment in Erfgland, but thought the Cornell crew should ha ve returned after their start ahead of the Leanders.The Cornells, he said, wère overtrained.FIGHTING IN IN Mace DONIA.\u201cMR.DAVIN, M.P., WEDDED, q THE INDIAN ; pr \u201cWAR IN IDAHO.| PEACKABLE INDIANS MAY JOIN THE REBELS.In That + vant 600 Men Would go on \u2018the Warpath\u2014Great Ex- \u201ccitement in the Jackson Hole \u201cCountry Over the Prospects.Pocatello, Idaho, July 25.\u2014 Excitement \"It is not safe for ranchmen to'lcave their homes.The Indians are thoroughly aroused and determined to seek vengeance for the death of the Indians killed two weeks ago by deputy constables.Word has been received at the Bannock Agency that Jim Ballard, who is acknowledged to be the most dangerous Indian on this reservation, is at the Salt River Valley meeting of the Bannocks, Shoshones and Utes with about fifty of his fol- | lowers.The authorities are very anxious that these disturbers should not join the belligerents congregated on Fall river.It -is greatly feared.however, that when the trading and races are ended on Salt River, that these Indians will go north and join the others.If they do =o, the combined force would probably number six bundred at least.Coppinger has orders ta go'and order te bad Indians back to their reservations.He will be provided with sufficient force.The United States had a Bannock war in 1878.It was hot and short, and it cost $.566,6:6.19.Twenty-four suldiers, thirty citizens and seventy-four Indians were killed bafore it stopped.Cheyenne, Wyo., July 25.\u2014Four com- anies of cavalry from Fort Robinson ve been ordered to Jackson's Hole to arrest the Indians.«The troops at Fort Russell, the Eighth and Seventeenth Infantry, are getting everything in readiness to move as soon as the word comes.It is believed they will be ordered out.The pack@train at Camp Vorlin has made every preparation to go to the scene, and Colonel Moore is only awaiting orders.The opinion is generally expressed here that 1 appearance of troops in Hoback Valley, where the Indiäns are now concentrating their forces, will settle matters.San Diego, Ca, July 25\u2014Adthentic reports have besn received that Martin B.Hall, who left San Diego on June 11, for Phoenix, Arix., was found dead thirty miles from Kingman a few days agd, to- gather, with thres bodies of other men, who had left Kingman for one of mining a in that part of the country.All of the men had been murdered.The bodies were horribly mutilated, and the heads of all were crushed in.It is believed the men were killed by treach- on Chimehuevas In flans.° QUEENSBERRY \u2018VS.WILDE.London, July x \u2014 The Bankruptcy Court has granted a receiving order against the property of Oscar.Wilde, at the instance of the Marquis of Queéns- berry, to enforce the payment.of the latter's claim of £677 for law costs incurred in the libel suit of \u2018Wilde versus Queensberry, in which the former was ordered.by the court tu pay the latter\u2019s costs.- ALLEGED MONTREALERS HURT, Salem, Mass, July 35.\u2014A fire in the Warren House this morning caused great excitement, but the guests all escaped unhurt except two French Canadians, who, the proprietor says, belong to Montreal.He did not know their names.They were taken to the hospital, where one said his name was Alphonse Archambault; the.other used.They.are both badly burned._ FINANCE AND COMMERCE.A DULL MARKET, There was very little doing on the local stock exol , and values had a tendency to weakness.The \u201cStreet\u201d is just, now! in a very mood, and both \u201cbulls\u201d ining aw waiting game, while \"ihe outside publi ooking on.for the turn un or down, This morning trading was very ï ht, lontreal Stree t gueUway y, old, were 2 and n of in Cable were about Red with business at.1574.Canadian Pacific were lower, opening at 514, declining to5t, but recovered at the close to .Telegraph were placed at isi, and Richelieu at or amount sold at .and Toronto \"rails at 833.Cottons were dull and also banks, a few shares of Commerce at 133 bein the only trading.The rest of the list was quie The Londen market was roported ns fractionally lower for Americans.iondon des hes announce that an agreement har been concluded at Paris between Amoricau and Russian petro leum firma by which the Russian house, the Nobjes shall be given all the korosene trade of the Mediterranean.Sweden and Norway.In the lance of Europe, Russia is to ge 3 per cent.and America 65 per cent.of the business.This despatch publicly confirms the consummation of negotiations which wo know have been in hand for some mon and puts the U.8.Stand a Go: in the most powerful position ming capacity, that it has ever oc- spice.I tom Takes the stock now selling about a \u20ac.par annum dividends lank exceed- LEY, all stove was reported asa shade more active and values irregular.Le=\u20148 Commersn at À 85 Toronto ahs at st au ae x0.hp) Co news a post Peale es > Cp, Sat En 100 at 51, 25 at 5 MONTREAL STOCK E) EXCHANGE.in Jackson Hole country is at fever heat.the | 71 7-8 as y's (loge.er À lin vents ai a rer er re NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE J OF od Tomy nn 1 I wr, 10 WE md WN a B if of at 73 1-4 i M At resterds SE eT SF plember a inter.Any BR AMERICAN MARKETS, Gratin, Provisions.Ete.July 4 Chicage Month Opeuing Highest Lowest Coste Wheet, July.- 09 - Ber.72 Tats 04 7 .Der.73 731 Ng 7 Corn July.se 1354 Sept.43g 433 43 43 on Dec.24 3 35, 25) dr uly.\u2018a o Sept.231 3 2 22% \u201c May.2 26 Low 251 Pork I y.10.85 10.116 108 ug.\u2014 \u2014- -\u2014 \u2014 .Sept.10.90 10.68 10.70 10.76 Lara 5 y.6.22 6.12 6.22 en ug.\u2014 -\u2014 - \u2014\u2014 \" bi.6.30 6.32 6.30 6.32 New York Wheat July.74% 74% 74% 744 \u201c Aug.1624 74 Tay 7 .3 75% idly 74 Cora July.48% 484% 48 481 « n à 8 8.À \u201c pl A - 7 Milwaukee _ July.ny 1% 70% 7 .Aug.Ftd CE an oe Tol ¢ ° Sept.TT 714 7134 Whaat July.75% 5b 7144 744 \u201c Aug 7434 744 134 73% .Sept.74% 4% 734 134 Puinth Wheat au.IN 71% 71% 71% .UE.3 \u201cx foe \u201c Sept.10% 704 [20° 68% WALL STREET GOSSIP.J.S.Bache & Co.N.Y.Wire Their Local Manager C.D.Monk.London 1.30 p- m.first prices i lower.Central Raliroad of New Jersey for month of June net decrease.Ontario & Western decrease $11, es, Penney lvania for Tune, Kastern lines gross increase 017.t {n- crease $135, 966, Western lines net increase so, 413.says threshing returns more dis- Appointing than otherwise in both yield and quality of wheat.More co ut from spring oat rogions a and pts fii moderately less Brome: Jy doing w ell.Portions of ares ven heeding mo isture.Market today wi will be scoverned = entirely from nr dés rd fim person ke Chi Gane, babl rge stop orders broke 0 Gas.pro more will be reached between Si an 85° y A n xpeci are not selling.rvesta where near the present ontlook, Burlington stock will not be large supply and-there is likely to be an advance in the div rate to & per cent.by noxt Februar, The market looks : \u2018if it would close lower.Crop look as if shey would clove lower should ao offa \u201cpoint trom the closing price of last nig tie will be an exoellent pur- hase.Th hs of shares are wanted around ar will mell very ny figher resentiy.vgs i © ook.Hg Cardage bon orders ee commit- Mr.Stuyvesant Fish, Shairmau, anounoes that they have received satin! offers from s ndicate of highest Tati Eig bd © plan and the offer has been acce reorganization committee.The ur under syndicate will \u2018underwrite the plan for 5 p.c.The agroement is now being drawn.up and will be signed either to-day or to-morrow, when the names of underwriters will be made public.COTTON.New York Cotton futures ron steady July, August | 6.78; September, 6.80; October, Union Assurance Boclety, A.D.1714.According to the insanity returns 16 cases in 1000 are caused by love affairs.Union Assurance Society, A.D.1714.Special Notices.To the Depositors ll La Banque du Peup Up to the 10th of ie next, we will take at par cheques on La Banque du Péuple, in payment of a limited number of new pianos and organ of the following makes : Hazelton, Pratte, Newcombe, Ber lin, Dominion and \u2018Enpis Pianos: the Voca- lion Organs And the Æolian at our ordinary prices.Only one instrument sold the same party.To people living in the country who cannot come our wareroorms we will send illustrated catalogues with all necessary Information to help thers in selecting an instrument.One price only as usual.The Pratte Piano Co., 1678 Notre Damie Street, Montreal 178 2 Wo 195 ; 101 a voi 2ii¢.ig 2034] i ee a 10 30 10 3 3 1 14! 1 100 Yo LE CZ nme 3 A ns ES 5 53 5313 LR CP 18% he IH 200 \u2014 1004 au a a mm OE 234 28 174 bo 16 g 1 1 76 6 764 Gilg 4 64 183$ \u2014 \u2014- 12 2x 1% 35 Jie 34 sv, 91 M EO 5 M 16 17 TA Sy 5 bi 480% 4584 4BOM COR sé 85 544 u 4 oe ; SIRT SEES TER LAST EDITION.rer Out of Sorts Tired} weak and weary.* If this is \u2018your condition, stop and think, You aré à sufferer from dyspepais, and great misery awaits you if you do not check it now.Hood's Sarsaparilia la the best medicine you can fake.It has pecuilar power | te tone and strengthen the stomach.Hood's Sarsa \u201cIs the only true blood purifier prominently in the the public eye to-day.$1; six for §5.00.Hood's s Pills &5 endy 1 els Sa?Are a conning comfort whes awayfrom shot home time pi We have a large £ ction a varied prices = Henry Birks & Sons PHILLIPS SQUARE, MONTREAL.ed Nothing Beats a For a light, cool hat, try a straw one, We have done an immense trade in them this season.Got lots op hand yet, and they are STILL GOING FAST.\u201ca Prices are Away Down.75¢, 90c and £1.00 each, up to 63.00.JOHN ALLAN, > Men\u2019s Hatter and Outfitter, - 657 to 665 CRAIG STREET.P.8.\u2014A Hat-Guard given away with every Bat worth58c and over, \u201cma GOING ON NOW.F.Lapointe\u2019s July fare\u201d and Bedding.Open Evenings until 10 o'clock.1551 ST.CATHERINE ST.154 tf ax ON DOUBLE LOT, Best part of Westmount, forsale.Built for present owner.Eve new and modern, Close to Electric Cars.Rooms all on two floors, Price only $7,600.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO.181 St.James Street.West Pope fr Sale, CHOICE BUILDING LOFS 10c Per Foot.On Easy Terms, Suburban lots close to, the Eleotrio Railway, fare to the sorts 104, $40 Cash, belanco!, t and3 years, sONN A.FEES & CO.Beard of Trade Building.HOUSES FOR SALE.Bishop Street, 811.000 200 and a $15,000.Crosoent Street, $15,000.Ke.Ontherine Street, um Taw Victoria Avenue, $3500, .Boulevard, $14,008, with 10,700 feet or land, JONN A.TEES & CO.1087 daw Beard of Trade Building.TBAVELLING CLOCKS ~ Men's straw hats nf ec, 500, Detached Cottage at to-morrow'\u2019s election.The returnin 880C \u201d Constantinople, Jul July 25.\u2014Besides three amil a Hes for the Siren y two polling sub.an and a Sh rendered embers af Shard étre asa battalions from\u2019 Ay another bat- ETRE RET Strathy & Co., Btook go fiat i today's 8 ar ton's' Bas : \u2014\u2014 } Stated that neither of the Fe anise Lad In 1871, 1874, porn ot Le nd 1882, End as talion from Yani a 2 oF sixty Masoaon | July 4 TO REIN T to this morni tod any acru- President, Le a na Shoe with his fellow isos pr crossed t h n fron.Censdisn Fake ile ty.a me we ER : - \u2019 702 tincers.Mr.Gallery friends believe members this Association were characters tier, but were disporsod by the Servian Do do Land Bor a ue 15 ST, ANN S W ARD.The Warehouse, No.19 St.Peter St.that Griffintown will be his stronghold, ized by strict Integrity and that he will long troops with heavy loss.News received 64 6 while those of Mr.Connaughton are as be Kindly remembered on this here from Salonice is to the effect that it AS present, occupied by tse American sured that their candidate will poll a ber i the Asset 1 1e of the Mem.there has beé and prolonged 1634 certe or gxocedingiy heavy vote across the Wel- © M.Houtia family in the Toss.it hag fighting between: OD and several x1x Friends desirons of-farni of- furnishing] vehicles These p remisos will be rented at a reduced rato until ling ton i age.> close figh t.\" remarked sustained by his dest] insurgent bands in.he iron ot the 19 to secure the return of I) Mer, Apart» wil ee ixture Torino an know The Board then adjourned in order that Sloan che forcer = 154 1581 UL JosrrE - ce.re Ike ng.citizen of St, Ann's Ward the members might attend the funeral VoiDE nie.\u2019 ws \u2018scene of the en 1524 Mr.BERNARD CONNAUGHTON, a rte gr nee | RLS THR aA emesis 4 Candidate, Y 10 1 rity in Point St.r whi - , \u2014 MONEY 10 into will stand peu { Alters Con- \u2014_\u2014 MORE TERRIBLE DISCOVERIES.- 5 At tho-approsching Election in 8T.ANN'S WARD, v LOAN ns on bas identified himself with SANITARIANS PROTEST Chicago.July The Holmes charnel wo FRIDAY, 26th JULY, 1895, © At 5 Per Cent.: p him.\u201d \u2014_\u2014 house included new horrors to-day.Sev- 163 Will kindly send same te Ne.110 GRAND First Against the Proposed Interference eral more and a small piece of in TRONK 86, early FRIDAY Morning.1731 On Mortgage Oéntral City Property DEATHS.- With she Plumbing | By-laws.Ee an oy found ers hr 3 .8 \u2014 J; STEVENSON BROWN & co.ASELTINB Mont Ald.Beausoleil presided at a meeting resumed in the er , \u201c134 \u2018 2 ee 1 me GAGPLTINE pied on, July, a at 2 of the Health Committee this morning, premises \u2018to-day.ee 1 SEALED TENDERS Je 1 764 NOTRE DAME ST.triend and maid of Miss \u201crayon ie for ke our and read a letter which be had revéived The ice are try to gain me .ne.- | nV ie teen years.178 2 from the Montreai Sanitary Association role 0 or's suspected _\u2014 8 wi pe retro br ue aT up to to Monds 7 tbe Pa \u2018 Bp AL UE Dh fe de Ps Bobi Que pires: Lou EC Se RE RS CCS 5 ad - - - he \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 en + THE WEATHER.ing that the clauses n°! the (Plumbing theory in atl advan £ too, that Holo Guoada Paper Go = == \u2014 \u2014 Work, Paint ing Roofing our Plumbing separate 3 u Probabilitios for tho nent twenty-four y-laws, probibitin imo Oo Then killed this woman's eloven-year-old nada Central Bons a OT » T= Son st the Bdcretarg Trenanror of the Villegs of Grenby $ ITE IN THE bd das F tory ne rally th bri i four ware Pipes nga ins ggughter, but this not believed Montreal Cotton .135 \u2014\u2014 1 10 [As or five sont of thes of winds; or drain ventilators, be rescinded.The Can.Col.Uotton Mills Go 65 8 & 55 each tender must be encl carantes of z i showers; not mach change in n température.Asociation considered that the bylsw RAILWAY RATE AGREEMENT.main Manrpoes 4 7\" US M Que limon of thn ot peo The Je st forthe TO Sik Maxim d minim making iron pi com) as ret .Mills .| the past twenty four h EEE fyi Qu\" most important advance made when the \u2018(Special to the Star.) Doms tore ga ut fT A JN PSM LS A.TOMEINS, Soc.-Tress., ov.ot a.Ton apartments, comfortably hestél.Fsssemion te sait Appelle, 62, 66; Win Rives, 48 tonto: 04.78; law was and a deputation pec Uuarautet Ce.M.A2 4e SP CP \u2014\u2014 Grachz \u201d a y uly 2 \u2018Ted, 1895 73 Seod 0 Montreal, 62.80; Quebec.prier w \u2018Association, in conjunction New York, July 25\u2014It was learned Ouavs Esarost Re.= \u2014 ES PQ.CRADOCK SIMPSON & ce.Star Weather opt vi a deputetion From the of Hh he hier cu Grand Trank sources, Novel Hate ST = So 161 Mi.James Aireet, rade, wai upon Commit- Toronto pe .UT | .iPS cc EET Sa er 2 Sean abi Ss the Tite oemicen be Cel | Rb 222 (0g 20 par al x Month == Midnight, ER mgs Were being fra to urge the.Hess of Ste Of Lhe road agressnent, ut = D FOR SALE Six sm, 27 necessity of probibiting the further use ing enough to pepe old \u2014 - LAN » Nem, ae 2078 oi \u201cearthenware ns inside the ready to evads it, by bolding EXTREMELY DULL.be by cur mod y 1 infor peser | | Aevalustie Farm containie 392 acres, to be sold im balk i 8.ce gi Decided to to send the couirscts at .many of wi nl repectas gly pring for or aaustie Par ê wards of 300 sotes cleared letter Council.have until next January to run.- _- vo rms vaut Tannelaily reponsiie basse.Lock sage aE goods dr = Union Assurance Soclaty, AP.1716 |\u201d \u201cThe itted: ® tabulated | \u2014 Co New Yorx July 5.\u2014The Peete financial arti.NAMFBEX ¥.THOMAS & CO.rain, \u201cSteck | ate Tn or we of Montre Flay Hes statement prepared by the accountant BOD à carly stock market was ex- and Bond Brokers, 133 Chamber ComMeres, and Morkets in the Crietaity.Ample bush on eu STRAMMETP ARRIVALS.of t for of PROF.WGREF'S v.Bot greatly changed Chicage.Wdteod Miver Basin also froncing the same.| urther © © at rom the department.including ood.Jumber, Hamilton, Oxit., July 5 \u2014The body of T= os.: .; En CR.8 MACDONALD, Lancaster, out.; Garantie Southempton New York Ba vided up: ange the lowet \u2018Leadon Prof = 2cGrsa, of Toreato Un ver- BREAK IN WHEAT.ST.ANN'S WARD., ut gary, tannic usenstown New Yerk ers each cas.\" drowne hing Secure good civic government by voting for day evening, was in: Chics to-day fa Mon Daily Star, prin fabareian Bremen | New York of as duvoress > Bt.rought 0 \" the eta Ben Tosa ing *, ts hot pace Dy Jomterdar ae Lernourr MR.D.GALLERY, Oandidats, Then of VB George air Jeans \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014.ly put in am earthenware drain - ete \u201d ex FRIDAY, SULY 28, 1083, den published Vhudliftiog ie.es Union Assurauce Society, A.D 1714 on Riveré atréet, Union Assurance Society, A.D.1716 sise te orge bon 168 Bt.lunes s | el ] < + Te ha : 5: I a ; * : vr + \u2014_ - = - ' Is + ?.- J + _ .« A PE ca * ; ; pe mas ro \u201con \u2018 - - PEN RE ; .we F, Le + CAC 18 re LE pt \"Mer # ¥ 4 A | | ; + "]