The Montreal daily star, 12 septembre 1895, jeudi 12 septembre 1895

[" Fe \\ ei] re 11 sgn Gri 4 1 19,687 __VOL XXVI\u2014No- 215.MONTREAL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1895.day (Tues on on nine day) oc She reach home eight ing thelr v way out to ses well filled with WEATHER AND YACHTS, 4.> tha ube.ms mammoth single stickers.nid, 18 | Ù ALKYRIE WITH- of me, and, what was worse, a block mer heat- of the sun and the strong! - Other ruces have been | I yrica, This had of steamers were s level with me north-west wind were making them- Observations on Both Upto the ment Jor ita ox foundation he Seroio such as en and close under my lee.sailed uearly | selves felt upon the hase and were driv- of the Hace.comes but rarely in the centuries, and } the whole distance in lumpy, broken wa- ing it out to sea.CA \u2018that no plan ea could dupli- CE, ter, the heavy wash of these steamers.f looked then as if a leeward course New York, September 12.\u20148 a.me cate again, It was a race without par- Si To race under these conditions is, in my would have to be set, with the turn well Clear; wind, sixteen miles an hour allel in intensit ot interest; in tbe mad |\u2019 7% \u2018 opinion, absurd, and I decline to sub- out at sea off Asbury Park, and a run Hook, September B.\u20140.85 flight of the riton who saw in the so -mit myself to them again.home in the face of an increasing wind.So sixteen miles an bour; Wah À \u201cdisaster to the Yankee her only hope of J I would remind your committee that, When the yachts were near the line a fairly clear; smooth sea.os in the soul-atirring chase of the - sas \u2014 foresceing the trouble that might occur, report was Brought to the Luckenbach, 9.30 a.m.\u2014 ria t is under fils asd lod boat, whose sportsman owners 4 urged upon them the desirability of that Lord Dunraven bad e pressed a wil\" mainsail passing out.gallant crew refused to acknowled .; = paille off Marblehead or some locality lingnoes to accept Mr.Teel in's offer to ig ds, September 12.98.30 av.AA in the faca of odds that relati 7 y DE other than New York bay, and they re- Tuesday's race over to-day on the \u2014 der is outaide the bar under » [were as at as those that made the And you all know .used to do so.At the same time I triangular course.sail, jib and forestay sail; wind, \u2018| name of laklava famous.Wounded Boat No 19 In- would testify to i full beliof that your The Luckenbaok at once steamed over teen miles.3 and crippled though she was, the Am- , \u2019 9 ° 9 - committee have done everything in their to the challenger.What possed be- |! 948 à m.\u2014 Valkyrie is outside the bar, erican t_ kopt gn her course, pursu LC power to prevent overcrowding.tween the judges and Lord unraven under mainsail and staysail.ing her British rival with a rélontiens ° The qe is that when a contest be- was not ascertained, but when ron Luck- Scotland Light, fo a.m.\u2014Wind 8.wi of purpose that alone made life 1 I torfered wit er tween the representatives of two yacht enbach returned.to ber position, she sig- twelve miles.worth Tiving to all whose reat good ° .clubs excite so much popular interest and nalled-that the course would be fifteen Navesink Highlands, 10.20 a.m.\u2014The fortune was to see it Tsteat came - ; attracts such crowds of people, if the miles to leeward and return.Defender \u2018is cruising in the vicinity of to her, techaleally but it was a defeat - races are sailed in the immediate neigh- The wind had then fallen ve the starting point with club \u2018| that endsared her to all and made the borhood of: a Sroat ! ity pad he dates i The Valkyrie, srriveq a Eat The Valkyrie ni about one and a -| conviction the more assured that she es of ing are a | en, under and mainsail, m i > DUNB AVEN AT ONCE PUT IN- known and advertised, it is impos ible while the Defender, with all plain se sail along under inet foe sail ax vor \u201cthe protien Amerie tte in Kindly r emember this to keep & Lourse free from causes of ex- set with the e ion of jib to was The committee boat is getting on.| awarding the grace to Defender the Her- h t ew i S.ceptional danger and clear enough to as- standing off on the north ot the starting ground early, being almost near her | ald says: In the result of last when you want .T0 EXECUTION HIS sure the probability that the result of line destination.The weather condition at Tuesday's race the Regatta Committee : the match wi ided according to The Luckenbach was in position and the Sandy Hook lightship and to sout to decide questions of facts only.\u2018 the relative n Tori oF the competing ves- the excursion; fleet was five miles awa ward unchanged, but: it {| It the facts showed Defender had the THREAT sels.with little prospects of Setting there to mewhat to the north.{| right of way under the (he regatta rules, R J TOOKE 177 St J St 33.\u201cI have the honor, interfere with Phe.st start.heh H 10.45 am.\u2014There Valkyrie by fouli became disqualified ® ® 9 ° ames r eet.; Your obedient servant, At 10.38 the commitice announced that to be no ie in the flest of y .from the | irae, and Lhe committee could : To the Am ou \u2018DUNRAVEN.the cou would be Sam by south \u2014 15 and (excursion boats going out.4 roger her the winner, = ; - \u201cTo erica\u2019s Committee.\u201d miles to lee and number is ver .a how e ° In view of \u2018this protest and the fact This meant: that the boat; boats would run Scotland Lig iy 10.42 a.m.\u2014Bath mater ho ue the Thy have beaten He Crossed the Line, Entored à tnat Pilot Boat 19\"was directly in, the out to sea on 4 line almost parallel to yachts are now passing here on their wey.\u201cSimilarly, if Defender had caused the\u2019 oy way of Valkyrie at the start, the \u201ccall- the coast: line of Long \u2018Islan io a point i the starting point.Defender hasher mishap by pulolating the racing rules ing off\u201d of the race was explained.opposite Long Beach on that island, and mainsail, club il, staysail.and jib could not have obtained a decision in in her Protest and Returned\u2014De- he judges\u2019 boat wont er the speed.beat back to the starting po set.Valkyrie up ber mai » favor.Everything, therefore, depended ing Defender, and Vi rie in tow The Luckenbach took up ne position staysail and jib.po the committee's verdict concerning dd Al Al F 1 a on Boat ong with the fendin p'orcur to form! 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YE GODS > the judges\u2019 boat at 10.55.At that time west, 18 miles; hazy off sbare, light ses.particular case ere vas ! ualifyin - a ted Would he Spectators of better, prospects, for & race could not Defender was within 200 yards of the Highlands, 10.57, a.m.\u2014The course:is ciroumstan ih eda to let \u2019 vo \u2019 : \u201c = gus! x line, carrying all plain sail, besides h fifteen miles out to sea from .San , .{ing with-only her lower sails set, con- W q course and à Race\u2014Dunraven\u2019s Protest ts rol with à [rere knocked UP on tinued to bold off.It was evident that 1058 a.m\u2014The weather conditions are bem in tbe lead to na MOR DEFENDER'S GOT THE RACE, thats what we have heard before writi 4 .Les and a bresze which would test 0 some hitch had occurred, or that Lord unchanged \u201caround th the.starti point.the latter should not be close-hauled.NING OF THE TRAGEDY.this ad ; but we doubt whether it is true or not, rr XT Ai 1 Braces to the Racing (Committee strength of the of the hts Dunraven considered that the excursion boats are cruising near the line, and was adi end that Valkyrie, on approach.which gave way at Lhe accident were not - ° vrith kites u rigging ¥achls fleet was too near.there is now quite a fleet of vessels gath- ing the line, was somewhat ahead of the | \u2014___\u2014 re can Ale (bem proper.Mid lots of yo Sr ia te: Show one bow to : Down in Ho rechos the scores of | The steamers were strung fui a eh pels a, point.oft to the Pe Defender, but the Defender was over- Ue » Sailor a nei ih.le ide sach up to Be.chat our Lraces er boro ine from Sandy Hook to the p.north-wes another large flee on her and lose-hauled, .° an 3 reco ses are strong good.vomels were scudding along under lower The yachts continued to play around the excursion boats, steam launches, etc.vanes rie won sailing Llose-baul ree.Lile She saw Demers up Earlier Than saa ol ode, Forse tual that ill oh ohio.a on mo mee butte.Vote, ÈS Ee be ati | ; (Special to the Star.) The wind beld strong at half.psat cight line, Valkyrie spproac hing it gradual- feoehe will hardly [Teach the starting line Usual b t Did Not Hear M Does\" aoû there it is mover £0 come of Wot soù vaut ie y Wo.per de oe ¥ .0\u2019 , until at eleven o\u2019cloc sie was Wi - 1 achts s New \u2018ork, September 12\u2014The dis- o/stoek Jud the o inion of the westher iy 400 yards of it CIE vas Chen Ps | Ua Liehtabip See Br portea-| AU, therefore, that | Defender was 7e usual, but Dia Not Hisar Mrs, Come i in and see our \u2018Neckties Large assortment, lowest sussion of the decision of the Committee, presse all day.with at least twente that the gun fired at 1065 was a pre- the course would probably be 15 Prriles quired war yg keep sulficiently Demers Move After Ten O'clock prices, a .: warding the race to Defender, was lost mil hoor.Mo h the contest Ly liminar The preparatory gun to leeward and return, or south of caat, wey TE the plakeboal to leave ove Al «aight of i bout, the hase was thickening off shore, and Sandy jounded at iTi0.Valks/ie had now got The Defender Having stood out, to ses the Regatta Committee, after\u201d bearing the Night Previ : 1 aight of to-day in eagerness about t Hock 1 ix hie ing o shore, nd Sa: dy her club topeail up, and the manoenvring was reaching back to the lightahip,whers the Degatt oom mil e a er os ing on tne Nig vious.\u2019 third race.the dis LE CuiP y for tho start Began in esrmest.the Valkyrie awaited her.an dy Hook both aides, decided that Valkyrie bad : i i 8 ender crosse t - a m\u2014 o > This eagerness was increased when it stance.the Narrows it was even 4y seconds after Che startin g ni gnal was Lightship.Valk rie, bas only mainsail borne down on Defender and fouled her, became noised about that Mr.Iselin had thidker than out at sea fired à jib and that Defender had \u2018left Val rie a il 1 : .But the Defender could be seen com- 1ro st 11.20.The Valkyrie followed and ji uw no start, yet.sufficient room to windward to passc The Demers trial, which bas now been offered to sail the last race over again.her at 11.2150, Scotland Lightship at 10.55 reported 3 | 57 to 665 Craig st Montreal.So this\u2014it being taken for granted down the bay under to But she had not set her topsail, and the preparatory signal was given.commtitee boat,\u2019 the race had to °be in progreas for four days, will not be > - *9 .A sLord Dunraven would accept, by me rie was pressing und The x: almost as soon as she crossed, she turn- The preparatory- gun was fired .at Sardad to She American yacht, _ Lord finished this week at the present rate 0.= ns ya 2 1 he Defender i \"the lenger was po nl ib and top.\u20acd, round and went back.11409.40.Dunraven to csil- Tue Do contest cy of progress.So far, only five witnesses \u2018 oe\u2019 .: | most people\u2014put the ender in was carrying only a jib and top- \u2018The Defender meanwhile held on her 11.15.\u2014The fog is settling down bad \u2019 it mi D est i Court position she was in on Monday\u2014the re- sail, but was heeling well over under ly.obec be vie his poi race.\u2019 so that it might be sailed again have been examined, and when the P.5.\u2014Our Ad.Sompetition closed last nigh, and, as premised, we ; ; cay the breeze course, while the Valkyrie began sig- Y Seatia à w from this point.without prejudice to Valkyries record, adjourned last evening tbe fifth witness, hope te publish the Deise advertisement oa the top loft Rana corner of cognised winner of but the first race.Ou the point of the Hook! Valkyrie nalling to the committee n heen .such action would undoubtedly be im- > ; Front Page in Saturday's ni Thus interest jumped to the highest into \u20ac the wind and Xrated hac o all ppointment, of course, re igned wu su- fender is no il and Toenssly popular with all sport smen in i ea Deguise, had not completed A Pitch again.iad the J noe fonds B® tener, got up bis ei oo, that valkyrie I fron the time she Tate de really Tau terminat tr: aa en esta of de Miss Deguise was put into the witness © : ga.ATED 1 © er prospec \u2018 phd ot \u20ac Lo, : PES \u2018 other week of the glorious sport.ahd La g cast off ber tow: Valky- real latente oF ras IE tha tain.At 11.19.95 the sscon toohnical disqualification of the chal hox, and she told her sien of docupying 103 o another week of glo sport.was down but a few min- erfered ents.the line at 1 m\u2014Vi lenging 7 , [he members the Jane below Demers\u2019 with her Logg ho wart of the race to-day was made Ee TD eis the as Defender in to il ad ï ment ir à delicate controversy with Bk Ser Ta Damen\u2019 bad only occupied\u2019 OL the Scotland Lightship at about 1180 both Binder tant?oon caves, vit var Eis BZ and give validity to [' south-west.+ cial accuracy and tact.Their decision biere heure sine\u2019 May.ig, and she mew BUR GUN DIES THAT HAVE.TO G west.Det aLb- a couple oi : round At noon the Defender vas flying s = \u2018 the friends regarded as o madi, and sr ver\u201d little \u2018of Llwir customs.She de- To make room for Pall Importations, Some Grades we bave been cleaned eut of like & fash\u2014avd wonder, © - à the third great ; on board, appeared off the Hook at that .F Fe DEFENDER GOES OFF.that it compact and unsttackable.occupi y NOTE 18 p.c.disconnt on All Barsundy Wines (30 sed and the third great contest for the Ame- time.while à few steam yachts and tugs Lhe fleet following her had & hard time : The Committes would have preferred to and themselves.Demers\u2019 door alwaysre- ome or more cases.fpariltae), to parties taking .rica\u2019s Oup was supposed to bs on.made their way out to sea, keeping close P25 K0%P up with the American yacht.\u2014\u2014\u2014 find in favor of the vise and un- ined locked, and when he arrived he STILL BURGUNDIES, Valkyrie, crossing a second later, how- | ee a a meurs Copa Meanwhile the causs of Valkyrie's The Valkyrie Crossed the Line, bus doubtedly the vast majority of Americans = grrr FROM THE BRST SHIPPERS IN FRANCE.: ever, withdrew from the race flying à be soos at that hour, and the wind was Withdrawal were anxiously canvassed.Returned Flying a Protest, would have accapted such à finding with had to knock.Demers\u2019 eldest child had \u2019 : 1dox a Sn.protest fle still out of the west with a force of near- It was a great intment to all satisfaction.at as the races must left afew days before the murder for a 8 sn .Bin yacht at once took in sail, ly twenty miles an hour, and while 12 200 Valkyrie with rotest flag 11.49\u2014The official Lime at which 1 the be governed by the rules, tbe Committee St.Charles.They could bear the De- ne +9 00 :! book aa iE a tug and started for he ber quar- steady appeared to be gettin stronger.ying.all her sails lowered and going Defender crossed the line was 11.20.24.was obliged to put the rules in force , ; ; - 10 is - ters, leaving the Defender speedin Ramon the hi He Laush.towards the Hook.The official time of the Valkyrio croes- without regard to sentiment.mers s walking upstairs, and they could Chambertin (pinta coly| va, nw - towards the firat stake boat, off og mont fleet he flagship of from the Horse- The English yachts, Canadians and the: line was 11.21.59.The Tribune ne say: \u201cIt is natural that Also hear the baby cry.Witness did not | Chablis (quarts only).AUR GOR ii no Be pe fr otek bot or! pond mont leet.got t underway from rae- Briti£hers, On thé steamers, cheared hor | the Tire Defender imisaediately | pathy palpi extended to Lord bear Mrs.Demers move about the house SPA RELING UBGU DIES, with all sail spread to the breeze.night, and made her way out to ing foi- # she passed on ber way to the in- set ber , and Valkyrie Duncave because the Committee of the æ of the murder.he hi] Sng Se Per (a wee 2000 0 Before the race started it was an- lowed by several other schooners ward channel.approached the line without additional New York Yacht Clish have ve awarded to he jan morning, an Here thie : MO En nounced that no change had besn made The Nuvabos came down tbe be Half the excursion fleet followed the aks.Defender the race which Valkyrie ap NOL me Demers.&be did not see (Bed).;.80 00 in the time .allowanos on account Of der tow and also put out in the dirsction Valkyrie, and the other was either un- Suddenly she stood to the south, go- peared to win on Tuesday.But thoss ac- bor at ail that day.She oy Demers serie Per Cent.Discount all above prices in case lots.Valkyrie's shifting of ballast, of the Lightship.decided or started after Defender.The ing about on tbe starboard tack.It quainted with the facts must admit t à hali-mst four delock in tbe morn- PRAS VIGER & CO.nm The reason given out for Valkyrie's \u2014 latter could be dimly seen in the fog.as if she was returning.the Committes, to the best of their abi ht ing and her fathe was chopping 0 | : 207 2008 211 ST.JAMES STREET.ont had\u2019 intertered nt the tart Pan an the Defender got clear of aber and the commitiess.boss That Tavis Walinn orc io bs Wreht IT; have done neither mots nor lees (heu go to lowr mass.They left the bo ed dered at pe otar land vel False alse Hook pahe broke out ber biggest folitwed tas apparently trying to catel lv in the course \u201cete Valerie ing breeze ad oT à race host \u2018a single pont ments moinotes Lo rive ete to + make, the Demers trial was then con- es Dun- 31.\u2014The t hoiste whack.Tops inued mornin raven declaration aiven in retain sail, beaded direct for the starting fine \u201cWhen tbe denouement was announced protest > and\u2019 headed back for the Pres World save.\u201cThe decision as to O2: They were working trousers, and The Grand Jury presented ths follow- & WEDDING PRESENTS 3 such an event, the retirement was not.t t topealls se pejren those sails i, New York, the thousands of people dge's The trouble seems to be Tuesday's yacht race is manifestly right.his shirt was a col one.She had ing true b sent ber flying throug e water, throw- around ihe bulletin boards were much that the pilot boat, No.19, was directly The En liah acht needlessly fouled and 28 n Demers rise so early; her x.Thurber, [gretences, Al- 1 desiaration is given below.ing ui & mass of spray sbe plunged disgusted = st the en end od what had pro- in the way.Defender ke her crippled t be Ame rican ba boat At in the strug- fil: Sodio Demian such house Hon Hon Homior Jomep Riobard.cseph gms Sa ie sod ext t is a sirang denunciation of the in- The Valkyrie cleared {he point of.the Coe 2 great course, and was evi y g to make gle for position, Amer He till ; and Afterm>en Tes Bets; Yank thisers muttered this ht, \u201cnot ty minut an oarly was still Jean Baptiste Fauteux George Fau- gream and an ed mers, With.De serious Hook at * quarter Lo nine, and began and that uncamplimentary to Lord Dun- i 11.35 a.m.\u2014Valkyrie with- after \u2018abe, bad ort led be er es way te thers who they loft to go to church.teux and William Fauteux, arson; Che.Joux Wa ATSON light, as thers seemed no doubt that he chasing À T antagonist, which was under raven jedtarly.and British racing cost minutes of If the race bad After Mass, the father went to his| E.Gagnon, theft, three indictments; Importer ot Bteritne SON, Sr meant what he said, when he threatened As we the case \u2018on Tuesday and Sat met in.general.acte fra he dar \u2014 Val- been over a forty mile course instesd son's residence, on Turgeon street, and Agnes and Ross Anna Ladouceur, in- Sader 28 Sliver, Electro Plate, to withdraw from the race if interfer- gg Volk es sails Sot etre than jo They were Sinolined to hiss, but when kyr ante aci start as ni she did of a thirty mile one, the disabl abled Amerj- she went home.They were about an fanticide.- 1174 BY.CATHERINE STREET sd with to-day.The English sportsman & ven yries ea) latter wae th - the bulletin went out telling of the of- at alk can boat would have won.The race was bour away; from the house.She did not Homier, Richard, Labelle and Lewis Art Association Balldi \u2019 thus addresses the Race Committee: en ein ¢ te hile i a Same conding oy were hears an afi side wh SH en a.wo \u2014 ve efender kept on ber obviously hers, ood all le London news- notice whether any the blinds in Des pleaded guilty to acharge of breaking OPEN UNTILS EVENINOE.2 rood ha \u2014_ naa ve > house were o passage on Senilemen ol is with rent.roue vestes 38 ih the rani It looked as ba Canadians and Britishers raised \u201c37 37 à.m\u2014 ris is now in'tow of Bot to count Instn ought to that ou, ht the & side of the housse was always closed, The Fauteux family pleaded not guilty \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 I deoline to sail the Valkyrie any more t throat poalra rd of the mainsail cheer\u2014a relief to their ap feelings.& tender and the Defender is keeping on it ahall be sailed again.Every Ament.\u201d because it was used as a pantry.They to the charge of arson BOTH LEGS CUT OFF.under the circumstances that have pre- gg Le on e light k her t t All now acemed to content to learn her course alone.can wants to retain America\u2019s cup, but returned from church at twenty min-| The Ladouceur girl irls entered a ples of v od in the last two races, and \u2018for bebe ender der again vx er TE at the story.giving the details of the inci- Defender broke out her spinnaker im- no American wants to retain it on \u2018de- utes to six o'clock.The door leading no not ilty, an St.Jean, on their b \u2014\u2014\u2014 the following reasons: 9.20 a.mm.ry whl ot oe, kyrie st 1 pros dent on its \u201c ediatel after crossing the line, and went cisions\u2019 or on a; disputed race.Our boat the passage had not been forced lied for a renewal of the bail, Terrible Fate of Nr.Champagne.- \u201cFirst\u2014To attempt to start two such oti strong inshore.Out at Pr tien the let - Defender, 1b still æ with ery inch at Savas \u2018ay aad is able to beat Valkyrie in any fair race, thn.not hear any body nie upstairs and S10 tx irt promised to « consi the | Thomas.; large vessels in such confined space and not seem to have as much force in it, and a kyr mainsail and jib only, an every newspaper recognized.: \" great American cheer, and much inter- At once hoisted protest flag and headed Let her call this race or Let her sail rose between half- Speci To 1h to the Star.) din ins opinion.exceedingiy dangerous appeared fo be hauling a little to the To Tr mol ap © the, Frobable time back for the idge's bos boat.n it again and beat ¢ Valkyrie on her merits five sod sad ix gelock.She bad meter been MISSIONARY MEETING.y Berthierville, Que, September 12\u2014Mr.d I will = .88\u2014 r us show ev possible courtes since came e, a butehs lives.ol my uot iar, fer and risk the pa oysboe.oof oh the eo Tae dom, the sa Stake Peported pisventd the neue) course.The judges\u2019 oa is om ber our adversary s an ar nothing | a in dle there; ie Second generolly went out A missionary meeting Bo be held, pi .from here was Ai killed on the .ZA , e.may into t rack near Berthi race on croi Start of the fina the Scotland elon ip at half.pdaf nine c opious Bulletin from coming.in, but 11.50 sm The Judges boat had gone amount to, let un a \u201cthat \u2018 American - Mra.Demers was always tidy.Onthe Georges on Sight Se clock, 1a aus- night.He had left his hier Junction Faw could not see the markbost.and could © clock.with fond der a mi o up to 1 the crow 2 ingered, Ending the in- atjor the the T now.air; play is genuine and without fiaw.eve of the murder witness went to bed pices of the Domestic and Foreign Mis- and entered the Junction Hotel, and on mot tell when we were near the line; Jind ward.and lower sala peo miles be- Cliagts reporte » éood theme for dis- the vas resid with chéars from Better fa Re han Total it oy pat en clock ingemaching.\u201cThis wes slonary Joc loty oA, Wa Cush of Bog footing an of thie be horse gune it and we were h h team- ; Sri t ue 0 can keëp \u2018 4 pod oman\u2019s Auxi- uss .are Cochon he Tove bom.ped ea Bgl STE, bof | (Continued on Zeer Pages) | aa LS am the et pare | wlio ual EEA ne Bn Bt MEE, Bo tien Wi | At Roh rR \u2014_\u2014 and are ew -\u2014 t .J , was .=> steady at about fitteen to imenty miles TUESDAY'S RA York.Of Tuesday's race tbe! Recorde: machine.She spent the forenoon of the Nova Socle and Mr.N.W.Hoy lus, Q ltmb was severed above the ors, MEDICAL an hour, with occasional stronger pulfs.: 'S RACE DECISION, ati tabip, 11.52 am, AU she In the second race of coorder map: murder ini the store, and her father and Ç., of Toronto.As these gentlemen sare other below.One leg was not found il It was due west on shore, but cut where so \u2014\u2014 od pein are the Vi 's Cup Valk She came ame fn bed \u2018Duclos worked on the extension in the among the speakers in tbe this morning, - the yachts were making their way alon | Dunraven Hua x Chance te San the peu ot The Deten folle \u201cstil he Tul of Defender By the slénder ae of | Year.She dined with her father at a Anglica n es & good meet- \u2019 .it red to be about south-west, - Rass Over Again.on ber course.47 seconds.Because of the \u201caccident\u201d few minutes past Lwelve, and got through may.be soafidenty doc for.A Ia the colliion o on the Great Northe ha mors and more to the south |.- \u201cLong Beach, L.L.September 12.1155 or \u201cfoul\u201d at the start and the protest minutes later.She then went to| coflection will be made jn aid of the mis- Reilway, Wednesda; St.Cloud: ward.There was not nearly as much \u201c4Bpectai to to the Star.) a.m- Defender ia visible in Made by the Defender in uence | her sister's, some distance away, and was sion work in Japén.Minn, Exp res Messenger K strength in it as inshifre.New York, Sept.12.\u2014Lord Dunraven baze 8.8.from thereof, the Racing Comanittes will have twenty-five minutes hbeent.She was not well-know.oie VW Wiizipes Tas, a The base was still thick, and Sandy has the chance of sailing 's race son Defender A still holding her to sit in jodgment, bor the tion and there when Miss Sauv e called.While CARS FOR THE THE EXHIBITION.one of the ; man, was : Hook Lightablp ds.was only dimly visible over sgain, James D.Smith, of the Ani- cone an HOE ae ng before the wind.decide su ie Try ais van sibt RA table taking her ; No f the Highlands ion £ appeared sxica\u2019s Cup Committee said this morn- Sandy r 12.12.09 pm.word\u2019 and + secon on Ince any p els the yard, but she did verte Street Railway intend to have you have sever used Carter's Litile ; one oi î Po ~\u2014Valkyrie, in tow, is orossing tha bar shou) not be given fo bobber sure \u2018But, ons else tall ice of cars during the Ls?Pills at.U à ; -| at that time, and except or.ne yachts \"The Regatta Committes have sustain- bound in.A number of Yachts are fol- whatever the decision may be, there can \u2019 not.either did she hear any noise of FOI A and y ae a Est oa via.The a oavest rug «3 i| a few tugs and some coasting vossels, ad the rotest of the Defender against lowing be be no doubt that bat, Defender, ja the better any kind.She returned from her sis-| 5 Lion.ig termis né the grounds oa.Bo Don this.Y will surely please etais the coesn was clear, .the~V, the race.| Long Beach .September 13 1313.04 pan.boat.Her performance \u2018Tuesday waa tex\u2019s af one o'clock.No ome could have tbe Toutes Ma Dossil short.Hire ol \"re.totem 20 v \u2014\u2014.the tenth is given to t eit! nder un- Defender is still hetaide her course.Can magnificent.Althongh in e cri led entered the yard in the forenoon between ten by.À M 1 and Park : reachéd the Sendy Hook Sar (he rules.\u201cAfter this decision count seventesa of the largest steam- condition, she an seven o'clock and noon without having \u201cumm By an ount ai and Lark i, posiaï N rendered the Ame orice\u2019 Commitiee ber.\u20ac { à been sesrwby either Dasios or ber father and the Amhersi street line otices.Lihue \"at 10 a.m.and luffed into the « tee.| ers following close that no doubt existed in mind À ».De y in wir Fey \u2018doubled.The Bleu and Park Special lot 4 about 500 ladies\u2019 mink jp atl svahos was close aboard, .| was led Oliver Iselin, to By carrier pe from United of ave one who witnessed the contest y mers was od she i od fe ow isi.avenue cars will return by.St.Lawrence Dec! ruffs to to be cleared at special bar- But Valkyrie procsading wider bar Sen 7.te Lord up bition, bo wld eng ai IE: ies pas ce over he Era | for\u201d \u201cThere were peddiera in the dis- \u2018greet, so that st the Jasstion ot Mount Gain prices at 8.Caraey\"s.do Sr El | ie fs | LE | er Fa, ti, tnt | F5 at Add rene, rt er Le M IE NE Fe Calon | re RATS MERE EDL Sari fil Rel ine | rt | FAT Pagan | i of elt | RE RA en TE pares neo 0 bam | Ht, STR Tl oO \u2014 8 .2 : À ' .\u20ac .et wind still good ashore: but ier Iselin.ii to.ten clock.= the t.the ars a rere 4 th po orto Mae doubt or somo wat oc pr te ete.» nn ocidental death; ous caused by decensèd's |B will fd oars amoriment te : was - muoh- LC._ - brongs - - cat the side oclck co en- ; A poy pl was Perfectly emooth and.reply\u2019 had.been ved from Lord Dun- | wards her.During the manceuvring by pres ei that t he coats: might.\u201cNir.Nantel.When slo returned deafness,\u201d we verdict rendered by Bete and _orgahs, manufactured by vy ns arizon raven by the committee.This proposi- the Jaonta.the patrols kept running or at Joast Demers-did.not work at ber sew- the Coroners pr Jsterday afternoon Bros., Bros., Whaley that a limit of vision from H » tioti.must receive\u2018 the somniendation of about.There seemed to be no reason oy of the the \u201cDotender t ing machine for mors than | Sites min- in the cas of John who was .- Co Or- lands, oroept for the most powerful all Americans and Britons, for the Britisher to coraplain of not hav- bot \u2018loss ons enrhef utes.Mrs.Demers vont La bed before Jured by an electric car the other an Co\u2026etc.eto.As are not exbibit- .pèse cnly sbout seven seven miles.The |- The conduct of many of the skippers ing aclest cours.Aller oroesing the Rd ?for the aden tly Witness was asleep.re was no more &t the corner of Milton and B¢ Lawrence oy ty doi we are offer: a reduct ; terest in {he race at the Highlands was of the pleasure craft à g to wi Line, ov aprotest flag.ss that of Inst Saturda: pie Pig od are un noise upstairs after That Shs did not streets, ten re rs of pic L rent] ous than on on Lhe ormer days.| the races, in obstructing the course dur- Se ee he oi turned About and siroyed ail interest in remainder of hear Demers go down to his shed.Wit- han wenty.Je Mars off cver ; Luckenbsoh ing the races has been most seriously ani- city.| ths racks.Undoubtedly the weather nesi was shown \u2018her deposition at the | THE WATER RATES.ring the.Exhibition.ps Valkyrie o om a way out to the madveted upon by Lord Dunraven tothe | | - (TE Cent en der Pis) : conditions were distinctly: ir pron Le enquete, in which she bad said that the | : - start, the members of the committees America's Comraittoe, the result.of « \"| she Valkyrie.The behavior of the Brit- machine was = he ur when she went to |! The Cit Council, having decided to Ask for Our Prices.doffed their of to Lord raven, who | whith bas been.or ill be, hy veill bé | hamp 1 - = Hon réal il be acivis boli- We bave à choios of tron beds, ¢pring \u201cslek HEADACHE ee D eu re | Somer fox is Sin WAR | THE COMMITTEE'S AWARD.2 5 EIA | So ER hauled fo tbe north-vest at ten o'clock sail under these aces; or,\" it peu : per cent for t ent of | bedroom furniture, Ask for or or : oo and was steadily increasing in force sailed, the TROLS.be made uniadver- Now York Papers Say Ite a Proper t J our prices.x Positively cured by these ing at the eadily J twenty miles an har tised and winnouncod, and known only | Use: | anse ten rates has ots been éxtondod .a 4 at Bt Lapointe, >> = Little Pils.with h putts sending ite it at least, tor ten pote to.the com (ompetidy yachts and the Com- |\u2019 ~~ (apeciai T9 = A , i ; - Arete ender was Pee, \u2018Star.\\ CS They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, of and on aout the lightahlp: with with club | It S_ considered doubtful if the Earl} New York.Septem re t aod féuranatont SERVICE, \u201cAn Exhibirion Potnser Padigestion and Too Hearty Eating.A per- | ils set, while two Will the offer a Mr.Iselin, in dant to Dotender ca uesday the \u2014 mp , fect remedy for Dissinem, Nausea, Drowsi.miles behind making Tory way slowly to view =r Commie 's decisions,\u201d - lots of =) One : ourt b ] rr Rev.C on; Ceréonsmith oa, lin (Slezo Tit on ant a the mark under lower = ssils only.He acoopta the decision, but says \u201che local paper rare off ils a t.of the vers, P.= noms.= » is in the EA aspect Mr.C.W.« display \u2018æest, Bad Tastela the Mouth, Coated Tongue \u2018The wind out to sca see to be fol.belisves they were ete And there racs thus: Jers ; \u201cThe \u2018witness than continued her evj- roi by prosciine at the p Hel tsman and Hoposay din hors Pain in-the Side, TORPID LIVER, They lowing that on land and \u2018was comi is a feeling hore that they bave made \u2018It vas a,racx that will linger in Ralls.Nicolet connty, that Tuesday n° | dence.While abo was seated at table service, on Friday oveniog, | vin ezle st moderate prices, for PA ut Regulate the Bowels, v from the same direction, although it a.mistake.-Lont Dunraver-iold: them | wemory so lang as yachts will eafl or | fire destroyed the mills of Mr.\"Ew | for divoar in the extension, she had Chur ch.; upon easy payments.egetable.| Bot) yet spparently attained tho same he | C men æe AEN =e A In son, 2nd soul.pion wills ore nnd .Dir de on te perd aa i vas impossible on - plores wh \\ ro a \"2 | an me of the bed | Lan, where raed S en = pou ; ThE a sa \u2019 oF of .\u2019s, = \u201cra D rales.N Narr i.ak P ait Prise od the polat aid ware mal- = Ma oct éveil Che peur -who mat | Bang tured Swe yeas age.* The Jury Maving a gelesstment oo ne es ea ; IT \u2019 Co Ga .: \" a 414 Co.Lu 22 .$ - i ; - or Le Da .; : ; i , : in ; \u2019 L sa , : Cr 1° 3 .Po \u2018 .22°C \u2019 SN 1105 24 .La - se 5 at + mdr Sn pre ee Be ae .i À So ce \\ .bo ; Ly .Soa _ I ; ; = 4 02e i Ge + al .: +.: * .1 - pu .- « Ty oH E CHAMPLAIN +; STREET \u2018SEWER.| come.2 = co nf fio THE CITY\\ COUNCIL ORDERS THR = WORK To BE STOPPED.Z.2! be a Civic Holiday.Eu on : When the City Council met yesterday oon Alderman Stevenson objected fi.the action of tho aldermen adjourning the meeting on Monday when there were ouly \u2018three members present.This © was prepared to prove.Acting Mayor ni¢bvre was informed by the City Clerk sityst there were twelve aldermen present.tfHowevér, Alderman Stevenson remark- Red, \u201cI will take legal proceedings to \u2018 Spravent any anything being carried out,\u201d and oft Ald.a en moved that instruc- Fume be given to the Road: Committee ato stop the contractors proceeding with et construction of the Champlain street »olirain before the contract has been sub- itted tp and ratified by the council.cé Ale.Prefontaine asked that the work flould continue until the toad Commit- met.which he promised it would do at 11 o'clock to-day.Beausoleil said that if such a thirig were dore the work would continue, as .the maj.arity of the ueinbers of the Road \u2019 mmittee were in favor of the work.Ald.Prefontaine would not take lo suspend the work until be 8d\u2019 Committee met.When the work © Was stoked for a year on Notre Dame afd! Ald .Feaucolell and Maraolais were the first to object.Ald.Dupre\u2014\" \u2018Every one of the sixteen proprietors on the street have: signed ag t Che drain.\u2019 Ald.Pretaintaine\u2014\"Yes; they oppose it - \u2018\u201cbécauca they don't want to pay for it, And to-rior:ow they will come and claim \u201cSHousaii La ot dulisra oi damages for the & ol their cellars\u201d rate \u2014\u2014 « The presont draic was only twelve in- ZI and inadequa~e forthe service\u2014He - 1omised that the Rdad Couunittes would oasidor the matte:.but he would not «B pise that work would be stopped ; the ey \u201cSurveyor had rep.ited that the necessary, and a great desl of VE ee is \"given to contra-tors befora the eantracts' were signed.Ald.Beausoleil said thit tho com- pla nt wgs msde regaruig Not:e Dame oh bacause th: streer was blocked.?Pretontaine retorted that it was blocked because they could not get on «ith th: construction of the sewer.Fully 28\" per cent.of theipeople were now ask- : for damages for the fiooding of their ngs Beausoleil déclared that such \u2018methods would have to cease, as it left 0 at tha mercy.of the contractors.Marsolais said tha: ths Champ- sc tairr street peopie did not want the sewer i TARE Froud not claim damages.0 Brunet said that the report ad been d by the Road and Finance Committees and approved by the Coun- ere sad w what was the use of objecting no d.Prefoataine said that one of the ~ ietafs - had complained that the t \u2018way, choked, and the City Surveyor; after rinvestigating tbe matter, ound that ths drain was insufficient, d the Healta Cowmittee concurred in {s, but after the contract was ai ned .A by the contractor this same proprietor © and said he was mistaken his ction that Lhe drain was oboke \u201cThey vore afraid {hey would be calle Japan pay for i course, y iy LE but they would be reimbursed tho ec cost of the old sewer.52 Ald.Smith said that so far as he pould \u2014nee the work had been done regularly, but in the meantime they might sus- d the work until they got & report rom the Road Committee, Some pros debors would protess to get rid of pay- fe, Dupre's motion was adopted by On motion of Ald.Lyall, Monday next proclaimed a civic holiday to allow rates to attend the Provincial Exhi- hl 3% al Penny reforred to the unsanitary dition of the City Hall, and said that to t action of the Prov of Health, experts had been & ted dnd had reported on the oath.added that he got ev verything \"He the engineers aa reported upon itemized, s0 that the Council.would be d in possession of all information ing the matter.If there was hid \"haste in the matter it was due to * asim of the Provincial Board of The \u2018Acting-Mayor said that the city on liable to 825 daily if they did\u2018no id to the matter.ÆTIPde engincerd who examined the City Hal} bad asked for some &50,000, but tho inéhos Committoe reconumended $1000 rissa the he drains in order at once.\u2018This ete \u2018objected to the calling of many meetiugs of the Council, .larsolais said the conduct of cr, ES siren necessitated the callin, They persiste o maelves.He named the Ald, Nolan and Ald.Leclere.\u201cMarsolals ave notice of motion hat he would ask for a draft of ee \u201cTen [vin ube Montreal Gas Compan he resolution of Council: Phd ha \u2018posusoleil another to amend the by- conterning the annual expropria- pds Costigan then moved that Mr.La- ven the position of actink uperintendent of the Water Works un- sil a a new superintendent is appointed, his a point mt to date from the dis ad: Smith, did no object.to.the û ment; in fact, he said that be\u2019 it, but he objected tu the presenta- \u2018tion of the proposition when most of .4, ra Ta \u2018lett the Council; À Cpétigan gave it as a notice of THR MERCIER ER MONUMENT.\u2026 Thé members of the sab-commities ap- - pointed-by the Merci fer Mon the Essoutirs >\" zaittée .draft a Comumities have a a of a list of red names, with the town J.Hon.{oo Preaudonts\u2014 H papes Mo- dC, A, Geoffrion, M.P.agen.J.E.Robidoux and Beausoleil, METS EP pre Pa is Tourville and : ! Re O.Pelland \u2018and R.8.EM i jr: THE.ARCHBISHOP.me Kingston, Most Rev.>.will be the preacher LSI ELE el | DE Fs Lr CHE OFFICERS ERS ENTERTAIN £ : : jrvitations sent onl M8 un tra added tere the vers Traine the Tr Lieutonpite A Holmes, Lisutenan t En reer H.Fraps .Trevor Roper.Stal - master Chaster, Enginee B.Poudision, hubiaat 5 patins Daw.Ths officers of the Oauads.w , were also ion mid \u2014\u2014 Tall di LR Que Thousand Dollars Granted to Put the City Hall Drains in a ES wSanitary Condition\u2014 Monday to FINANCE AND COMMERCE MONTREAL WHOLESALE MARKETS.Har 13 Beptember, 1808, % oats or 5 \u2018otfersd at Sle to} a 13, olds at ue and ir in Loi a fair busi- Tr ft) process of digestion ue it cut me several So! ; barley, feed, por | Flour.\u2014For Manitoba Sour millers ag agen INA and' Maritime Province {pmers The call fr by a difference of opinion between buyers and sellers as to ice.We : pate nie, Winter, $4.00 tao $4.ing.otralght hi 34.EN 33.60 to 38.75; strong bakers\u2019, $ ovisions.\u2014 Prices of barrelled stuff kee y is fair from city, \"and near ; bacon, long clear, in ary Che \u2014Since the dealing at the wharf on sy last the monotony w Probe by'a on per, on h ing deals are kept secret, but 718 posed to have been the I.o-day all was calm.At the country yesterday no ktusiness was put.thro Butter.\u2014The marke: is quiet and unc Kor finest creamery 17 1-2c is s hest bid to be extracted from shippers.hoiesals way Western \u2018dairy ranges fiom To to 13 1-kc.- & >The, Tet Is active and prices Fos: rule !irm.or fine candled eggs, In whole- Mill Bl hers will not.accent lens cut Maple, $2.50, Tamarac Blocks Wi.A suc till he than llc, and grocers In search o ust pay lic by the single case.mom Between thé present on which the cold stora e eggs and in nat appear on the market qu Fp advance is by many in the y % ipated.AMERICAN MARKETS.Receipts and ro Sept.\u201813.\u2014 Receipts, oa 004 bush.ae 198,- bls, 5 995 ae a lour.am bush.wheat, 2a.hl corn, 931 en wheat.wioledo Sent.12 _\u2018Recelptar rn.rm Chicago Hog Market.Union Stock Yards, Sept.12th, 1395.\u2014The eatimited receipts of stot were ait: Th otticial report of whieh Joe were oni ts of cattle were: Le - im If she sees him running down, She should ake Doan lo st Vi w men enjoy ng sic ey wort \u2018t admit even to themselves that the are sick.They will Ko on on Josing flesh vitality\u2014working too har hatd\u2014taking little or a care of tl health.Maybe they \u2018Deed onl only s little help a; ybe toate is all they require.May be it is some.more serious, Whichever it is, it uld be attended to.When à man ge sedi sick, his work sto Tt sick.There's no ESF of prevent sickness.Itisa blood pelps 7 ad build: 1 pe tion and insures perfect assimilation or ; SPECIFIC ARTICLES.Irs EASY TO SELL soons That.Every House-Wile Wants.; \"That ie one of the reasons -.all grooers sell {|THE O0K\u2019S FRIEND BAKING POWDER.53 on.F.G.Marchand | .THE MONTREAL DAILY LY STAR- THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 12-1895, Et EEE Mr.Wm.Goar\u2014 | \u201cI had a very narrow escape from death to-day, my dear.I ate one 0 those lawn mower signs and in times.\u201d : wc Nanny Goar\u2014 \u201cGracious William, La you always were .careless and imprudent in eating.What did you do for it?\u201d ina Mgr.Wu.Goat\u2014 \u201cshort cut \u201cJust swallowed a se Pond\u2019s Extract sign.PEL \u201c114 fo You know Pond\u2019s ænre Extract is the best transactions in a lot, ales cheese; which were rivate terms thing for cuts and lacerations.\u201d h, x Avoid substitutes.e POND'S EXTRACT CO., 76 Fifth Ave., New York i law, FOR SALE.NAA ALE ~FOR THE MILLION, KINDLING, ed\" ere any.wl in the oly, J.Q perl tiny Richmond aquure.Rell Tel 8353.210 tf BALF\u2014KILN-DRIED KINDLING WOOT, cut maple, $3.50; tamarac blocks, 91.75: mill bi cut stove lengths, $1.30 per ro Montreal Kindling w mount.> ANTED \u2018\u2014 A ONIVERRITY GRADUATES achool of sbiliey, to undertake mga Merny work in the La borsiare; ft ae bs research are aod paint on Address \u201cK 474,\" bran 20 1 & SITUATIONS VACANT- ! à ooursTaue G00E Wu TET EFT (SRE NV ty soupe SMART YOu, GIRL TO vi housywork.ANTED \u2014 3 hovaaaiy\u201d ABLE TO WAIT = © oesiimnts or Deine.TV GRFC ert WABTZD-00 D-\u2014OOMPETENT GIRL AB Cook.BEST of city references req! hate the fors- noon of Detwsen?and 9 p.me to 81 _ cane ge SITUATIONS WANTED.AFTED-YOUNG MAN, ; (GED %, fétustion PEER sa VV ANTED_EY YO na\u201d DY, POSITION AS ar, Best Address \u2018\u2018G 320,\" TAR office.9 Arr \u2014 BY FIRST TAILORESS ON .tlemens\u2019 clothing, ladies\u2019 ties, obli- ofokbes.id clothes made Uke new, or made over ANTED\u2014A ERIENCE IN We plating office; ty IE ENCE IN A tre Dame st.ce, Pam ir wer Kool ons Frot Prost ti an Sat wich sot enclosed, will be receiv oa with references ed to Friday, Se tomber 13th instant.PED Bacretary Treasirer, F O.Box as, W a ANTED \u2014THREE YOUNG MEN ra FOR GENER dren's v Wegmans te peers Ane sable.Zoply T1 Duroches for children.Addrees 107 Coursol, W bac ENTER RUES ares Koom = WE mrp JEUREE.OR JANTRD-BY ea DAUGHTER OF awois ue du x yan ol clergy 2b 6 t TE Eta.Frensh sad | .wf \u201c4 1066.\" Brak olBcs.= Teams pro | JE L TRAVELLER.Quick, BRIGHT AND \u2018ith velersaces.16 as =.9 A og ing practival knowledge of machine WANTED SITUATION EY BY YOUNG ENGLISH- ra dod connection anou manufetiurers in Montreal ad, van, baker by trade, 7 ours experiance.Address 5 WANTED, oar 1001 asie | mprrouldin 8 territory.- Bug lish and Fronch cu L.Harris, 418 8t.James.TX) ply Cumin Ganorol Bawotric Ont.2 puired, to X 150, STAR ofhoe, 7 pasion, sis I ANTED-BY 4 TOOR OMAN, waning Wrage Re OI | dellvercd.14 Unksaiot i ye ai 4 Woo ter: He docato sed Pomme | Oo.ns\" ANTED-\u2014BY GENTLEWOMAN, POSITION as mother's hel companion or housekeeper: refs: emoes.Miss R D * Out.ns AxTED_womK BY THE DAY OR WERK, BY wi good dress op Wor of any End 46 Bha st em ue ns ANTRDBY YOU rv HOUSE AND TABLEMAID.as.We soy emplois .b hadi bores: seni Apply in the morgiug to Mrs.Vleet, 83 or pa To A04 \u201cL ve a Ontario a vet 3 office.ANTED\u2014FOR A FAMILY OF TWO, A YOUNG usemaid, one who can walt well on ta le and willing to weAT cane and hiapk references requ uired.Apply after 7 p.mat No.Uh ANTED \u2014SNART MAX WILLING a advance agent for first TERIAL al store.Steady employment rE to Box 50, Margret, Msn.ANTED- RST CLASS OUBTOM TAILOR TO- Lg up eat in connection with a country siried man prefs) Address with references, ron H 18, STAR office.A 312 4 ANTED\u2014AN ACTIVE YOUNG GENTLEMAN eu poquaintes with the shoe trade of the Domin- mal] oapitel required For particulars Rr to Cons it sa\u201d BTAR Oifios.\"VA T ANTED\u2014A GIRLTO EXAMINE SHIRTS, ONE with experience required.Apply 100 Bt.Peters.ANTED_ GENERAL SERVANT, FAMILY OF two.Apply after six p.m., at 4 165 Dorotisster et.AN TED\u2014 TWO YOUNG NEN, ONE JF AT AT t Ts experience in groceries: apea rect Engl.\"Good references required.371 tt.} a CS WANTED ai A YOUNG GENERAL BERV.given out; no upstairs work.Must Aare best of ratorenbee, Apply 109 Un versity st N33 _ ARTED \u2014 A as DEIVATE | ou 405, D reste st.evenings l138tanioysr.113 3 WW ANTED FIR! - FIRST CLASS COOK.AEPLX Ed ANTED\u2014PLABTERERS AT MONTREAL WEST, plasterers for pair bodes, all material furnished, Apply at al once, Armatro & Cook, Room 13, pi Se TANTED\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT WHO UN erstands cooking.Apply to ™.Gardner, 5 \"Sherbrooke i st.2133 ANTEDP\u2014A YOUNG JIRL TO ABBIET AT housework, st Bt.Lambe Fare paid to aty twice » week Apply 13 Osborne iy 233 W° ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED GENERAL pu for family of three.Apply vestige 15 19 Long sitnation and good rp have: = colles cash.No fake, as a personal inter.Must losve oy Monday Me a Fo write Bor ow.arry Miner, x fon lontreal.\"5 1 V ÿ ANTED IMMEDIATELY, AN EJ EXPERIENCED Best of references req: 320 Mountain 35 WE A RESPECTABLE virile of RL TO take Ft ® bee two or three b hours aig is the Fert \u2014 A GENERAL EVAN wo washing.37 Close st., 2nd street west of ne ANTED\u2014SMART OFFICRGIRL ABOUT OR 18 years old.Speaking both languages o only apply at Quebec Art & Premium Co.374 Bt.James st wt NTED \u2014 A GENFRAL ERVANT.AT a Buckingham aveau 8 2 'ANTED-BTEN OGRAPHER AND TYPEWRIT ee Ad dress giving refecences and salary Aart Wap.GOOD GENERAL SERVANT.\u201cAP- 33 Esplanade ave.as We NOR.\u201cine CLASS COAT MAK.or; good wages.Apply or write A.W Veter, = ey COMPETENT GENERAL BER- vant, at ones, for family of three.U8 Crescent st.J ANTED-GENERAL BERVANT.-MUBT UN- stand cooking; housemaid kept.Poly mme distely, 5 Durocher ANTED A Young, GIRL TOR LIGHT HOUSE sed to mind children, in & small ply w with oy vity references at 3v3 Bt.Urbain st.ul ANTED-1 OR 1 SMART SALESMEN FOR A food pay.Call12to 4p.m., any aT ory.Hotel Cadillac.ins > WASTED \u2014 \u2014FOR TRE HOPE COFFKE HOUSE, A dining room girl.Apply to No.1 Alexander En.Be J d 81 004d.Co., corner ames an 2 Fos SALE\u2014ONP.DANDY DANMANN TERRIER: : English terrier; one Gordon setter: une Irish setter, six months old: ons large English maatiff, snd 3 \u201d rough coated St.Bernards.4 te old.with edifres.All well marked, Address Jos.Bourage - sol ALE -~-BEVERAL GOOD BECONDHAND ho Cas AL proie The American Wringer Co.1678 Notre Dame # 212 à Fh: SALE \u2014 FOX TERRIER PUFS.APPLY 9 Place Royal (up stairs).212 4 E, SALE\u2014SAFES AND VAULT DOORS, x.& stock os Vars BUTLER OR FIRST OLASS TABLE: writing ising fore si Casionk ay beixht, gs and wages expected, to H.A ar.ATED UMERIATILY 4.0 A GOOD GENERAL ANTED A HOUSBMAID.1000 DORCHESTER Raterences requirod.315 2 ares GENERAL SERYANT, WHO can vook well, for family of two.Apply 689 la gauchetiere st.! 2181 TARTED \u2014A YOUNG GIRL AS NURBR RE- servant, M st, \" 8c ferences required.Apply 4178 8t.Catherine st.Mankato 8 good cook Apply ANTED-GOOD SMART MESSAGE BOY.SM NTED\u2014GOOD ENOWLES LOOM VERS.i Aloe Woollen Mills, w T4 Seod Friday, 87am offios.WARTED \u2014 OPERATORS ON IRONING MAchines, steady work to experienced hands.The Standard Shirt Co., ted, 215 and 217 Delorimi or ee secondhand, larges: in Montreal for less \u2018Ean Dal alf price.es repaired pe] removed.À.Abern, 325 St.James.Rn fs 1 $ 11 For SALE\u2014 CHEAP TWO TABLES 13 FOOT long with horses suitable for exhibition purposes, also Sve hu fancy candy boxes, and covered van with runners.pes 16351.Urbain at.7133 Fer.2 SALE\u2014CBEAP, BEDROOM SET, barra slon table, handsome sf suspe! a ring machine, etc.Call aftet 6 p.pp.No?7 Rade off Dufreage s! andsome rosewood cess, B BALE_AT A BARGAIN, PROWSE RANUK cost $130; reasons for disposal, ua using gas.\u201cVW 1544,\" STAR Ar 1 R SALE PIANOE 830, 840, 8300, ORGANS $10, Ew HO, sew! rin © Bhchine, 8 so, Bh ds 78 PROPERTY FOR SALE.CN AAA NAST dP INI PSNI INSP à For: ALE\u2014OR WOULD EXCHANGE FOR ei (re the fine residence of the late Jus.K.Wilder, in of Lennoxville.Great chanos for oe wanting s aloe iow ike wich the bot of educations) ud: \u2018or SES don 246 Moi trea.me R SALE \u2014 TO OAPITALISTS UNDER lues, proprietor leaves the country.32 Dor chester st also ne wly rebuilt houses, modern lmprote- ments, Dais; 7 furnaces.\"Apply 58 Victoria sk 4 FL SALE \u2014 A GOOD 8 MLGRAND PIANO, cash, sb #8 Gay ANTED\u2014 A T CLASS CONFECTIONER: none but frst need a .References quired.Address \u201cN 1280,\" 87AR O 313 VV ANTED À.GOOD GENERAL SERVANT, AP ply to Ko.76 Manos street.VV ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, GENERAL SER- vaot for family of two.à r g evening at 95 St.Matthew st.343 VV eut 16 of ago, a nérse fr one SHAE, 3 yeh care of age, an nurse one old.à «hi HE BUSINESS CHANCES.| FRE BALE\u2014FRUIT, CONFECTIONERT AND established 1: 4 years, will sell ahes, une tata L 118 53.James st.Evenii vociogs 0 su Lewrence.233 R BALE\u2014-WELL ESTABLISHED GRO- situated sast of St.Lawronce st, osntral locality: Boat about $1000.ing.Will give bargain for cash.\u201cQ 1378,\u201d Bran ofice.n For SALE-THE BEST CORNER savon in the city.arbore in different parts gt the city: 4 candy stores, 3 barber ab 3 groceries, goo: on hand.pois Lobel à Cantelle, 1886 Ro ANTED-\u2014BY FIRST mnt, lat and repaire TAILOR- eas, gont's clothes lédien tailor mada, jckets, golfe os or 0) 103 Bleury, \u201calow vor 3 ARTED BY YOUNG WOMAN, ; HOUSECLEAN\" ing by the day.625 St.James at.213 ANTED-\u2014ENGAGEMENT TO RIDE STEKPLE- vu o and hunter's fiat races this fall, by man.Tom Newling, Hotel Roberval, a 8 FT 8t.Pty Que, ANTED-BY youna ENOLISH aides MORN- omen tech French, als Address * ne na char office.5 Joely 7 ANTED\u2014 POSITION AS HOUSEKREPER OR general servant, where child can be kept with b her; no objetuon tocountry.Address \u2018M 1265,\u201d BTAN off} $f.MN as ta IN A PRIVATE X FAMILY.1N exchange for board.1304,\u201d > Fa War SITUATION As wc WORKING NG HOUSE: ing to go to the ountre.Address \u201cKR Sa gem 87a office.ANTED \u2014 BY À R OTABLE WOMAN, work of oj ied by Al to 118 8.ANTED- RESPROTABL MARRIED WOMAN urnes i any Mo by the day, is sp ANTED\u2014LADIES REQUIRING DRESSES AND mastles made for exhibition by flrai class d fit guaranteed; charges moderate.413 Duluth ave.318 4 ANTED-\u2014SEWING BY THE DAY, BY A FIRST class dremuaker: cut and fit by tailor system.also do bogs\u2019 clothing.138 Champ de Mare.sise Noter a RESPECTABLE WOMAN, aro tear by the day; ry ob WaxTED INTELLIGENT We rere = fusion to serve 1a store 143 MOT ACSOMTLABED COLOR bachelor.No objection! to country.Clty reference.Address \u2018\u2019B 246,\" 214 4 \u2014LADY WOULD TAKE CHARGE OF ANTED linen assist with accounts, or any lighs em- Rloyment, French and I English.References.drys ANTED BY ENCLISHMAN PERMANENT situation of any kind: à eplerstan bornes.Good torences.rences.G.J.Bmart, Mr.J.rummond\u2019s, Potite Cote, Visa or house 2 Douse nd taba SITUATION 48 Que.21 & ANTED BY MoGILL STUDENT WHO IS AT ans bart afternoon, tion as tutor ina gon- sf obtained if re, oy Totter to Pox 15, 18, Montreal South.214 T ANTED\u2014BITUATION AS MORNING POYRE- ness, childre bjection; Ei and mitt SEES EP REIT ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE Yours ORL.Ware Protestant, _aoy Fee as oi Al A5 48 Po à Be Point i WASTED_EY A GOOD COOK, SITUATION IN A family in city.Apply 430 Magdalen first class [ Point Bt.Charjes [IY] - nee ROOMS TO LET.MOMIE LL SAS no Bo., HOUSE HEATED WITH ti da cold water in bath.oi OOMS\u2014 WRWLY FURNIGHED ROOM DOUBLE Ad to lat; partial board i Private Asi ow Qos 5, EuzaswTLY, FORXisueD, Boos water, wa tortus modérete 1 7 Phil (pe square.206 12 OQME\u2014 AND BOARD, TABLE BOARD, 4T 116 Js Unirerstty st.House hao furnished, ROOMS TO LET.NA FEE eS lil OOM\u2014-LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, of\u2019 Roe Ton 0e pre ort = ta?role ES SET SE OOMS-PARLOR BRDROON 0; R on bath Boor.large tron front room wii Bo FLOO) Slo go ave nas vol exchanged 0 To jy Reo, YURNISHED.SUITABLE JOM UB ROOMS.WELL race, acdera coureur R ous OUR vou ol vie & neon Union LL 3 thon boar i obras \"130 Bronte Rogue _poune SINGLE.HOT WATER OOMS\u2014WELL AND HANDSOMELY FURNIsH.IU basting AU sya aldncen.135 Orica od, with all modern vealen: io» strict vats family.3 MoGill Coliage ave.IN Re RL FURN ISHED, BEDROOM, HOT water bea! eve venience, Posl a door from Windsor Motel, Si elophoue 4836.Sof émet opus.Let FURNIFHED 8 on FOR ousekeepinz Apply to 20 ity Coupeiligee am O0OM8 \u2014 WELL FURNISHED, ALLMODERN ROUE EE ee, AO | 142 Cathedral at., corner of Osborne st.am RG \u2014PINE LARGE ROOMS, WELL FURNISH XV od, with or without board, et 341 Hleury st.311 deod oon NEWLY FURNIBIHED, PRIVATE AM- home Comforts; hot wuter heated: ges.OOMB\u2014NICELY FURN.ISHED DOUBLE ROOMS, on bathr oan lx Moh with Clothes ; presses: also rooms.upper fat.am 0OM\u2014TO LET, NICELY TURNISEXD WITH all conveniences, hot water, eto.2200 Be Catherine, Jot door west Metc me Roox L4FpE UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOM, by hot water.51 MoG Il Collage ave.211 10 OOMS-\u2014COMFORTABLY FURNISHED aos, a °° on bathroom flat; folding bed desired.8 Univer ity 8 ROG OF ROOMS FURNISHED OR UN- ished.st Sani for light houskeeping, bath and w.©, in small fam! Address 107 Coursol street.211 6 OOMB-WELL FURNISHED, FOR GENTLEMEN only, at 766 Palace street, near Beaver Hall is, OOMB-DOURLE AND SINGLE ROOMS, FTRAT fat bas by hot water, with board; also tran.sienta.haeted College sve.nse OOMS\u2014 FURNISHED, TWO BIN with board.References exchanged.Er\u201d M\u2014LARGE FRONT ROO COMFORTABLY TRO Qioisbod: moore conrenances; gentiemen en 3437 Bs.ATTY 313 4 OOMS\u2014NICELY FURNISHED, EVRRY OON- venience; Brat olass house; private family; no board- es 2 B st.nse Rous TELL FURNISHED, ox BATHROOM venienos.ave.College aie es GOMB-\u2014TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT R° With sil modern lmprovere ote.Apply té etai ROTI Ai TABLE ges OOMS\u2014TWO WELL FURNISHED ROOMS IN rmodern | boue, Ouse, Auer igh Habe, hot er.bath, heated ot Pierre ee ante, TT OOMB-LARGR DOUBLE, HRATED, ished or unfurnished, with or out board.suis able for students; use of piano if required.7 Pris 3 OOMS \u2014 ONE LARGE vus Jomusnz double room, on bathroom ulso two anf rooms; terms moderate.Ca ROOMS, COMFORTABLE FURNISHED TORENT, traasients sccommodated.33 MoGill College,» ne 0OMS COMMERCIAL MEN AND- VISEYORS To can get wi with best board; private house.87 Albert at.Oram\u201d sus OOM WARM ROOM, IX PRIVATES FAMILY: \u201cDaisy\u201d furnace, eto., with Loard; quiet home; op poaite Methodist Churoh.145 Alaxander st.215 3 OOM\u2014A LARGE PARLOUR BEDROO! window, nicely furnished, suitable fur alia ge Pts x gentlemen.Apply 2286 Bt.Catherine st.ss: Rooms HREE LARGE NICELY FURNISHED rooms, parlor and fron t and back om bathroom fiat.8 oart \u201cX83 Rem Two BEAUTIFOILT FURNISHED rooms, short distance west of Windsor Hotel: pri frontiaat and supper i desired.917 Dorches ns Reco tance DOUBLE BOOM SUITA = _3 gentlemen, with board.16% ap BLE Ha pontomen, 16} Mansfield.3153 MS \u2014A LADY LIVIKG ALONE W CTRL Rate bathroom flat.Beaten bright roomy us bed Fy or nian re unfurnished Quiet people ouly peed OOMS-\u2014 AND BOARD CAX BE HAD AT = R°# rri st, in first class French family, near Viger sq.OOM\u2014LARGR WELL FURNISHED ROOM, USR of ining ros room snd kitchen; private family, no children.1763 Ontario st.315 3 OOMS\u2014FURNISHED, DOUBLE AND SING th every oom: 4 MoGUl Fo: rooms on va bathroom Sat; heated by hot water, La ni \u2018modern 2 Park ass OOMB\u2014 COMFORTABLE BOOMS.BATHROOM OMS \u2014 WE D FURNT SHED DOUBLE AND 45 MoGil le rooms; private family; gentiemen .113 ROX y hot water, with He ain Me sing ie is 3 MFORTABLY HED, DOUBLE Rogue FURNILHED OR \u2018UNFURNISHED, oN FR 00ME-COMPORTABLY TURNIBRED, DOU oe Sn \u201copis 304 Apimar st 4 \u2018 rf every conventeaca.\u2026 88 U quired; terme OOM\u2014FURNISHED SINGLE ROOM OM BATHroom fat.279 88 Oatherine, cor.Balmoral at.ROOMS TNO WELL FURNISHED PLEASANT : beautiful location; gentlemen only.2723 St.Catherine 213 4 OOMS\u2014FRONT PARLOR BEDROOM, NEWLY ful other on bathroom d two bedrooms, cn Bat! gaa and à coareniencés: no chiidren.Ta Patate |: OOMS\u2014NEWLY FURNISAHED, DOUBLE AND oi Auer light and au modern SonTenionces: oll College ave 213 6 OOMS \u2014 EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE private family, also tal Ra pe a iA Fufrorsy ize 5610 à per merit: HOT WATER A ein h; geatiemen or Rs A oe par Des ia à a andy, y 4 RRoous FRONT SITTING ROO! Fir Eeait : red pve ook EE a ave., W OOMB\u2014FURNISHED, OM FIRST FLAT, and 67.00 per month.30 Burneide Place.Apply st once, à Dorchester st.TRD-A SMART GIRL ABOUT Mess s brafded cigara before prefe rah ee wr ker and stripper.9 prota she F , 158 Notre Donte at.ee 4 2 Fo SALE_AN EXC EXCEPTIONAL TAL CHANCE, bite CE, ox Le pores wan Bead on.Wine \u2014IMMEDIATELY, A HOUSE AND tadlemald, snd an Upper Bousemald who ow.vish st.before § p.us HN FER LAUND.Apply uate en meta Union ave.V ANTED A PARTNER x A WELL ESTÉB- business, with $2000 cash; a person with ome Sole of restant management ferred.Half interest and full control of money lovested.For artionlars, address G.Nasi, 83 Bt.Lawrsnoe st.Hotel Bi SAureat, or oeil ai the tame place toms tal p om.for, ANTED \u2014 GENERAL BERVANT.WHO CAN RARES good wages.ae D Sand EI 100 required.Ap- o morning, Dew ween an 90 Dorohaeter 4 a.\u2019 2143 A GIRL FOR © OFFICE WORK.AP- licsnt'a own bandwriting Address \u201cP 1365,\" 31463 ANTED\u2014GOOD 000K, GOOD WAGES; NONE but rperienoed persons need apply.BAS Bt.biol Gate Be, Bt.atone at lees than present value.0 Bt.James st, T.James Claxton._- siss R BALE\u2014A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON College strees, Richmond, th about 1 acres of ant -\u2014much of which 18 ia laid or out in oC arden, with jeouis lawn.It is a very conven! i! with s fine Targa à nd elsotricaliy Hebted.Water on the premises, and convenient sables and out tralldings pme mar Apply Lo Arthur cocès, Richmond, P.Q Hi fi ue SALE HOUSES AND FARMS.MONEY ArT Bt Tames 6t re V ANTED\u2014 SE COLLECT AND REAL 0 0! esta Sia pr age by property owne Good ftom re *ime: low Are \u201cRMB, Br HOTELS FOR SALE.RSA SALE\u2014HOTEL THAT WELL TOWN known rg fog Horses lord fo ai ot loupe as use Of and eady terms.\"poly St.Catherine ot.Cath 214 3 Jaw 0 JOB, BAL \u2014SMALL INVESTMENT, B CR We aa \u2014 GENERAL - ARBVANTS.HOUSE: ty, ith stables, cash wan bermaids, sooks and toben girls.rented os\u2019 bargain .Another, cash $1000; ented Chien i ow uses at Westmount, #5000.Build- ANTED-A A FIRST CLASS COOK FOR À FA LY _ afl two.Address 300 Pine ave., cor.Park.ANTED \u2014 IMMRDIATELY A COOK, WITH good oily references.Apply at 292 Peel ot 243 ANTED \u2014 RESPECTABLE WO! Ne: Crk hd Xo ae glo or 3 ANTED- IMMEDIATELY, A RELIABLE AND t general servint for » family A two.Must be we ell recommended.A) at t5 Lorne ave.714% ec WHO WILL HELP m work end do washing.Apply 41 np a, Whar It FURNACE MAN, WITH BEST RE- \u201c7 Stanley ot., aftér 7p.m.043 AT oxon.CAPABLE SRRVANT, Ne TR - ANTED\u2014LIVE MAN.APPLY AFTER 4.Ww A i TE Hand i PROPERTY WANTED Yas low.1 want at once » number of 7, And Westmount, Clarence J.Me- Canig, Room FT ames street.Tel.2137.TW 4 law ANTED \u2014 SELF - CONTAINED HOUSE, not less than 10 rooms, modern Juprere : price in ments, in good locality: from $0000 $9000, ex Ce ot oid if seccemary.A Boer SUB Jars | SS Ee e BY FARMS WANTED.NNN ae om or vs OR ¢ Ss Montreal, farm, good potato had.Address 1068,\" Sivan ofice.HORSES AND CARRIAGES.BTC, NSN For: SALEÉ-\u2014 ELEGANT sha BE an Cr put oy chee eu mec ares AL HORSE SOUND AND R owner wishes to dispose ef M, will be id rp hd Le are REI Lalit dE ES LICORICE - For the Voice PATENTS: = - @ Raper 3196, Montreal.WANTED TO BORROW.VV 4NTED_TO BORROW Wo Eee TE Pe re a \u2014 EE TL et es, a SES PARTNERS WANTED.~ Le Ao Catherine mt.pu.ap oder, apd cou bé vod while tha pony 0 MISCELLANEOUS, | =e ry al rn Ee ge SECs Ee eres RESIDENTAL FLATS WANTED.QW Amp ros Jor mae Address, \u201cQ NIS\"BYAR ofc.a Wars A SMALL PLAT WITH a ae | amporienpe - FROM THE COUNTER WANT Wet Sh we mak drs TEE YOUNG WOMAN TO to children, ERR | Uari\u2014ppot ier uhay WA hea BT Dechad: Fur Store, 108 Noire Dame pr A [m= VV 4XTED SERVANT IL FOR PLAIS HOUSEWORE Apply 447 8t.Lawrence Main PLAIN COOK C OR R GENERAL 1% Peal, =.ANTED\u2014 $10.00 TO goo MADE DAILY ON small invostments in Grain and 8: Our Book Bent free.Bewars of trresponsible brokers Rank refer- spoes farnlshed R.D.Oliver & Co., Commission Mer- Chants Chicago Stock Exchange, Chicago.\" 306 éeod ANTED \u2014BIG MONEY CAN NOW BE MADE n small investments, snd stocks.Book and Mar! + Review enplaini methods of dealing sen Freight ed Teferinces furniahed.R.8.Oliver & So Commision Merchants, Chicago : Steok Ex WANTED TO PURCHASE ANTRD\u2014A \u2018coop Fiano AND AM FILLING to exchange and take it in part payment à love- lot 502100, I own oo Park avenue, opposite fine resi- ences.Elsotrio ca! the door: water and elactrie light.Address ~T 1 \u201c BTAR office 210 ¢ dow ANTED-BECONDHAND PLANER.MUST BR in good order and cheap.Lowest and where to besesn to H.R.Ives & Co, P.O.Box Mont .ANTED \u2014 BCHOOL AND COLLEGE BOOK and books of ali kinde ug ths eed to aha 8 satisfaction; 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- T \u2014 sistance of the Women's Auxiliary was (ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.) killing; or cannibals.for whom man is oe STEAMSHIPS- Don EDUCATIONAL.i.EDUCATIONAL i en __ EDUCATIONAL.~~~ HARNESSING THE LACHINE RAPIDS.THE .WORK ALREADY BEGUN IN EARNEST.-The Coffer Dam Well Under Way\u2014 Old Landmarks Fast Disappear- ing\u2014A Visit to the Scene of Operations Yesterday Afternoon.A visit to the works of the Lachine Rapids Hydraulic and Laud Improvement Company, on the lower Lachine road, yesterday afternoon.showed that the work had already been bagun in earnest.The colfer dam which is to be constructed some 1100 feet from the headway, and which will reach over seven hundred feet into the river, is already well under way.the construction of the wing dam wiil be commenced.building ot \u2018the coffer dam will \u2018\u2019un- water\u2019 the shore, so that the work of excavation cin be proceeded with with greater facility.The old Kpox mill is boing converted into offices and here will also be the quarters f6r the night watchmen, tool-housa, ete., and the old miller\u2019s house has been converted into a boarding house, with dining and sleep- inx accommodation for forty men, and nc-oss the road is the blacksmith and machine shop, Another large boarding house will also be erected as the contractors, Messrs.Davis & Sons, expect to have four or five hundred men at work in a fortnight or three weeks.They will continue the work from this on un- interruptediy as long as it is possible on a paying basis.If they find the Winter to> severe they will shut down for a couple of months or so; on the other band, if they have an open winter the work will be continued right through the season.Mr.W.H.Davis is at pre- seit in the United States getting a couple of dredges built for the work.million dollars that will be s nt there will be a great boon to the la in Not a dollar of the Pi su ibed for this scheme is in hands of speculators; it is all held rivate investors, none of the\u2019 to aving been adverti-ed for sale and the whole of it has been practically taken u Fine engineers have received letters from practical mill-owners, stating that the theor they bave advanced for overcoming the fruzile, or anchor ice, is quite practical, and has been proved be- sond question by actual experience in other cases.It is not the intention of the Company to dis of any of the land, which will be offered in building lots, until all the contemplated improvements, in the way of drainage, electric lighting, etc\u2019, have been carried out, so that when they do seli everything will be an accomplished fact.Mr.McCormack, the weil-known inventor of turbine wheels, in the United States, visited the works yesterday, and axpressed his surprise as to the fensibi- lity of the acheme.Numbers of persons visit the works daily, and the photographer, amateur and otherwise, with his kodak, is very much-in evidence, in his desire to preserve sketchea of the old landmarks which will soon disappear.THE THIRD TRIENNIAL ?nf the Women's Auxiliary of the Church of England.1 The third triennial session of the Women's Auxiliary of the Church of England was resumed at 2.30 yesterday afternoon in the Synod Hall, the chair taken hy Mrs.Tilton, \u2018of Ottawa.After the singing of an opening hymn and the \u2018recitation of Apostle\u2019s Creed and several of the church prayers appropriate.to the occasion, the president.Mrs.Tilton, read her sddress, ism to the progress which has been made by ths Auxiliary in the past, and excellent work done by the board.object of the present meeting was to tell what had bren done in the cause of missions and to strengthen one another in the work.iteference was made recovery and return to his t great to on of the Bishop of Algoma.Mm.Tilton closed: har address with the words: \u201cThink of Him; look to Him; live for Him.\" Mra.Dens then prescnied the report, showi the results 6! the work done since t last triennial met.In 1R92 {hore v were 381 branches; there are now then the Auxiliary in Canada had Rook members, now it could boast of 11,168.v The report was unanimously adopted, and Miss Montisam , the recording se:rotar given a pleasant account Tho her visits to the various | dio- es, Mis Irving presentod the t oport, showing receipts of §50,- atl of which had been ax xpendod exception ol a sum of $0057.32, lary was founded had been given towards fore\u2019 an\u2018 fons, $0,000 tos do- metic missions and $13.00 for home win that of the eommittes on \u201cPra ra.ers and Readings,\" both both of which were One ot the most interesti of the afternoon 24 Sullivan, who taken by Bi showed how the The hand.Face the Auxile- ,00.5 | reasonably latitude to invoke the appreciated in the big missionary dio- \u201cThe Dean of Winnipeg then addressed the \u201cmeeting, express his thanks for what the Auxiliary had done for the great North-Western diocese and {he ioceses of Athabaska and Rupert\u2019s \u201cMiss Williams presented the report of the Printing and Stationery.Committee recommending the extended use of the Auriliary Magazine, and\u2019 the report of the Committee on Education, being held over until the nert meeting, ference was closed with t tion.benedic- THE SHORTIS CASE.\u201cMr.Macmaster's Return from His Trip to Europe.Mr.Donald Macmaster, Q.C., was seen this morning by a representative of ths paper, to whom he communicated impressions regarding the Shortis case.\u201cIs an insane person d to go to trials\" he was asked.\u201cThat is a question for the Court, and if the Court, for sufficient reason! should think a prisoner incapable of conducting his defence, it may direct that a shall first try the question whether the pr r is or is not on account of insanity unable to take his trial.If the verdict is that he is unfit to take his trial, the Court orders the prisoner to be kept in custody during the Lieutenant Gove ernor's ure.But the accu is always liable to be tried atterwards cn the some indictment, when recovers his reason sufficiently to be able to take his dafence.\u201d \u201cSupposs the jury should t and acquit hortis at the tho next term, what would be done with \u201cWell, he contd be scquitted on one ground only, viz., insanity, and, before tha jury could acquit him on this\" ground it would require to find a special verdict, that the prisoner was insane at the time he committed the act, and further to declare that be is soquitted by it on account.of such insanit, ty.\u201cWhat would happe in such caset\u201d «The prisoner w d be \u2018Kept in custody until à pleasure of the Lieutenant- Goyernor is known.\u201d Shortis is convicted, he have any appeal or.redress?\u201d \u201cUnquestionably; the criminal! code has provided the means for the fullest conald- eration of a verdict, and, where the offence entails capital punishment, it isbut ! ! te with my * or the cowhouses ar the just that the accused should have every : fullest and most impartial investigation.\"If a int is reserved, the matter comes be- ore the Court of Appeals, and even be» fore the Supreme Court, if the Court of Pre n does got unanimously confirm the vecdle \u201cEven if a point is not reserved\u2014there ; bringing a case un- are other means of der the review of the higher courts: and, beyond all this, under our criminal code, the Minister of Justice has the power, if he entertains a doubt about the correctness of the verdict, to order a new trial at such time and place as he may determine, so that you see while the public has the right to ask that crime shall be punished, and the public peace and raonal liberty respected, the accused is uarantee a full and fair de- tence, an rough review of all the proceedings | in the event of a verdict being returned against him.You may de- fond that with Messrs.Greenshields, St.isrre and Foster looking after the prisoner\u2019s interests, he skilled hands.\u201d \u201cWhen will the trial take place?\u201d , \u201cI have not ssen the Attorney-Gen- erai Aince my.return to the city, but 1 anticipate it ,will take place in Oc- is in strong and tol \u201cHow did you enjoy your visit to Ireland?\u201d \u201cVery much, indeed.Judge Dugus, Mr.Greenshislds and myself wera most kindly treated.Irish hospitality bas Eres into s proverb.and \u2018the most istressful ht always intersat- ing, and does not look half as distressful as the song says.\u2018 TROLLEYS.AND LIGHTNING.Lighted Mlesisio Lampe Act as a Lightning Arvesters During a ; \u2018Thunderstorm.Another heavy thunderstorm ceour- red Tussday night and yesterday morn- , thére being over an Yinch of rainfall.Granville Cunningham, managing dire-tor of the re et Railway Company, was this reason { he Sleet ric is ghia ta wero oot burping.durips aa the Éurieine hb or in \u201cTbe fights\u2019 act as a lightning arrestor, and should the rs the ood he To a | 1 amp circuit, x Pat aflional p the Sa all, It Tecaution.at farm © out the I ation.OF saves the oar, i \u201cBut Dave 3 on each oa i Yee, we have what is called a light arrestor, which ia placed int be roof |.that if the Tran ch yey that, t current oo strong, i chat wire d breaks the cireuit.having the lighted during thes storm an rita tional precau- Ho bat causes acar to stop suddenl : heavy flash of light.Bin ** \u2018ft is not impossible for-that to hap: n, but it doss no harm to y passes though he mise} 0 anybody i te to t round.ire thy Chie summer.- I do not el we.have lost & single car by lightning.\u201d THE ARSON CASES.The eight furriers ors and tailors accused of arson vom es taken befors Ob th of Mr.su \u201cto-dax.: 7 e Jou not lightning ioetors | | | the con- |\u2019 SONS OF FIRE.By MISS BRADDON.Author of \u201cLady Audley's Secret,\u201d ** The Fatal Three,\u201d \u201cThe Day Will Come,\" ** The Doctor's Wife,\u201d ** Thou Art the Man!\u201d &c.CHAPTER XXVIII.\u2014(CONTINUED.) Among their followers there were some Makololos from the Shire Valley, men of superior courage and determidation, a finer race than the common herd of African porters, of the same race as those | faithful followers of Livingstone\u2019s first great journey, who afterwards became chiefs and rulers of the land.These Mak- ololos adored Geoffrey.His music, the achievements of his Winchester rifle, that ardent fitfui temperament of pis exercised an extraordinary influb over these men ; and it seemed as if they would have followad him without fee or reward, for sheer love of the man himself ; not for meat, and cloth, and beads, and brass wire.Never a word said Geoffrey or Allan of that one woman whose tm; filled the people freely enoug his mother tenderly, Allan taking the thought of Lady.Emiiy's She in ber farm, oc:upation \"interest which every Changs of the seasons brought for ber.h letters as had reached him on otros had been resigned and complaining, although dwelling BOrTOW- fully upon the husband she had lost.\u201cHe used to live so oh apart, shut in bis library day after day.snd only joining me in the evening, that IT could y have believed\u2019 my iife could seem poi Fo without bim.But I know now how much preasnoe in the house\u2014even his silent, unseen presence\u2014meant for me ; and 1 realize now how often I used \u2018 o go to to him, interrupting his-dreamy petty household Questions, my little bits a newa from the tarmyard ' garden.He w Ee.would loo #0 kind and Boe t himself in up from his books Cochine, an lowed me to ses the faintest sign of impatience.* 1 k he was the best and itruest man that ever lived.And my Allan is like him.May God protect and bless my dearest, my, only dear, in all the perils ot the desert to interes Lady Emily's mental picture of Africa represented ons far-reaching waste of level sand; a desert flatness incompatible with a spherical earth, pervaded by camels, and octasionally varied by a mirage.A pair of pyramids\u2014like tall candlesticks at the end of a board-room table \u2014a sphinx and a crocodily river occupied the northeast corner of this vast plateau, while the southwest was distinguished by'a colony of ostrichs, and the place to which Indian officials used to resort for shange of air some fifty years since.\u2018I'o these narrow limits were restricted Lady Emily's notions of the continent on which her son was now a wanderer.She feared that if he got out of the way of crocodiles he might fall in with the ostrichs, which doubt rere erous when encountered in large rs; and she shuddered at the ight oh her favorite feather fan.Mrs.Wornock's letters were in a axd- der strain.\u2018Fhe key was distinctiy minor.She wrote of her loneliness, of thes monotonous nbd longing for the face that had yenis an talks.to me of you\u2014 Bach, Besthover , Mozart, Mendelaschn.all tell me\u2018 the e story.You are far away = for a long time\u2014and life is very There was not a word of Suzette j those lstters.If she was ever at t manor, if his mother retained ber atfec- tion and found solace in her her pociety thers \u2018was no hiot of that ling p presence.It Fiat be ot at the girl hated the house of that vehement, stormy love a had assailed her there; the love let her be faithful to :a his innermost was the belle that she lo loved him\u2014him, Geoffrey Wornock\u2014that sbe had re- Î him perversely -and foolishly, out s mistaken sence of honor.She would aot merry Allan, hoe: she did refused and she Thom abe did love, dar to vats amen, 0 PH en yet,\u201d k to rivals of \u2018two years ro her Sever s life.n I La back were eventually chosen.Geoffrey asked gel if the Three travellers would all One shall be taken end the: other tie\u201d rocard of is that dark.defer regretfully even.Quixotic | f by the -trap.Musing some.| homeward : ie Patrington's tough bones are The hazards of the pilgrimage take every shape, death by drowning, death y miassacra, death by smallpox, or jungle fever, death by starvation, the bursting of a gun, by beasts of prey.In every story of travel there is always that dark Bi which tells of the man who is left.lon.Farquhar, the two Pococks, Jame- rtelott, Weissemburger \u2014 the ghosts that haunt the pa thway of tropical Africa are many; but those melancholy shadows exercise nc deterring influence on the traveller who sets out today, strong, elate.hopeful, inspired by an eager curiosity which takes no heed of trouble or of ri \u201cWhich of us three is to stay behind?\u201d Geoffrey asked himself in a gloomy won- dor.Not Patrington.He had come to the stage at which the traveller tears a charmed life.It is seldom the expori- enced wanderer, the man of many bo neys, who falls by the wayside.ot- headed youth, bold in its ignorance of ger, perishes like a bird caught in a The prong frame of the trained athlete shrivels ike a leaf in the hot blast of fever.The careless boatman fempts the perils of a difficult assage, and is swept over the stony bed of the torrent, and vanishes in the fathomless pool.hardened traveller knows what he is about, and can reckon with the forces of that gigantic nature which he faces and defies.It is the tyro who pays the price of his inexperience, and, \u2018in the ory of African jravel, the sur- viver of the fittest is the rule.* Which of us # Tha That question had entered into the very fabric of Geoffrey's thoughts.Sometimes sitting by the camp-fire as the chillness of night crept around them, a grizaly fancy wala flash ur- EO a ea P Sage Allan Line Mail Steamships.Liverpool and Montreal Mail Service, Mongolian Sept, 7 Jumldinn: ho 15, 9am.Sardinian Bept.a « Loam.* Stoamars marked thus \u201c do not stop at Bhi ar Morville, ous Jams nt $19 spas ar snd upwards 100 and & nals, s \\ rae 3 qd Cabin inxie.rpool, Londo a a.Sgn, Bai a pre oerage\u2014 \u2014To Live or Londonderry, 81400.Prepaid, $15.all necessary utensils fee.Glasgow, Ey and New Yerk Service, STATE OF N Carte, $10 to to Bae.Return.389 to $110.md Cabin, $15.Steerage en?n poy staterooms Are situated on the saloon deel, {Hus securic perfect vantilation.Bteamers of both roughout with the incandesesal me Fant\u201d For froight_bessare or further information apply Mentreal.Bestoa or Pniiadelphin.German Mediterranean Service.HAMPERS ERIOAY NORTH DER AS Expi Steamers rom te ork to Gibraltar, Algiers, N snd Genoa - \u201cF.Bismarck.ct.18.rFulda.Now.tKalsor W, 11.) Nov.2 \u2018Columbia.N *A.Victoria.ms.Nov steamers sail at J] A.MW.Return tickets rallabio for the stesmers of either line from Naples.Gen ibraltar, Hamburg, Bremen, Lon- ross his reverie, and he would think fersrd hampton that the pale mist that rose about Al- ny Brie 3 Line Semen Ca Gen.Agir lan\u2019s figure, on the other side of the D.CONNE Ye 3 Bowling trreen, N circle, was the visionary shroud which yw OBRIEN | Armes sq.J.Y.GULMOUR & Gh at.the.Hi hlander sees upon the shoulders 143 St.James st.BoUGLAS BATTERSY of à end marked for death.; DOUGLAS BATTERSDY.Be.Jamas wiiop.Femme BL \u201cWould it be AMan 1 If it were Al | Bt: James stvet.opposite W.LL.197.158 lan, he, Geoffrey, rt hasten home to tell the sad story, and then\u2014to claim her whose too-tender conscientiousness had ratused hap;iness at Allan\u2019s expense; Allan gone, there would be no reason she should deny her love.ut \u2018or I'know, I kncw that she ,\"\" Geoffrey repeatad to himself.He had besn telli ch himself that story ever sn: be left England.No denial ; from those lovely lips, no words of scorn, would convinces that he was unloved.loves ! He could recall luoks i tones that ; told another story.\u2018had seen the gradual change in her which told of an swakehing Shs never knew what love meant till she knew me,\u201d he told himself.Did he wish for Allan's death?No, there was no such hideous thought in the dark labyrinth of his mind; or, at least, he believed that there was not.One must perish! 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[a \u2014\u2014 eet JRVING & TERRY.Opera ~ Glasses.A large assortment from LEMAIRE, Paris.|B.SHARPLEY & SONS, 225 St.James, Street, The White Salphur Water of ue CALEDONIA SPRINGS * Te the Natural Seltzer thet : the Medal and Diplo- ; 25 peri at World's Fair, Chicago, ; # over all competitors.Sold by all Grocers, \u201cand Hotels.« « » o ¢ no NOTICE, by given {has the Connell of the sanimouy sloped ha PROYINON OF QUEBEC, MUNICTRALITY oF DE LORIMIER, COUNTY HOOMELAGA: .ore | mone DEFENDER TWO _- VALKYRIE NOI TUESDAY'S RACE AWARDED MR.ISELIN'S BOAT.Another International Cup : -=Racing and Baseball in States\u2014Yacht Racing Badg Miscellaneous Sports.New York, September 12.\u2014The R te Committee of the Now York Ÿ Club rendered a decision late ye day afternoon, sustaining Mr.Is protest against Valkyrie and away TFuesday's race to the Defender.Feault was reached after delibera and conferences lasting practically day.Strong efforts were made by committee to bring about a mi agreement to resail the race, but : Dunraven and Mr.Iselin insisted : wo thinga to do\u2014tr fouled the D- der or that the ikyria fouled the- kyrie.As the occurrence was dir under their eyes and was also witni by thousands of spactators there was ane decision possible.Every one - versant with the sailing of yachtsl the rules of the road at sea agreed: the British yacht was at fault.1 Dunraven and his friends held, bow.that his hoat was crowded by the- fender, and that the accident was- © avol committee gave 1 side am pl opportunity to state its , and took th the testimony of the cap ' cide that the 1 0 each ht and of others who > a David Henderson, who - en ths Defender as the gepresents of Lord raven, and J.R, Bush,o ted the New York Yacht b Valkyrie, each reported one ran, All the interested parties Were ab - Yacht Club bouse until late in the a aon, vie th Lord Dunraven were odore Arthur Glennie, of the Ti de Yacht club: Sailmaker Ratsei.Kersey, Captains Cranfleld and b- In Iselin\u2019s party were W- sine, Newbury Thorne and - OC.Leeds.It was 4.30 p.m.u the decision was announced.the form of a reply to Mr, Iselin's- test, and read as follows: Par C.Oliver Iselin : to acknowledge poor lo letter pestordaz.7.lay; protesting |- e We have g he mattenr careful consideration \u20ac and believe it the foul occurred through the mise:- lation of the distance between theo yachts at a critical moment.Fromr Sheerration, + Sosiained by that of ars position to sese nes that the ne Foner Bo in contravein æsction of racing rule 16.bore \u2018mn upon the Defender and fouled her bne swing of her main boom when luffito straighten her course.We also corer LJ thes Defender allowed Valkyrie (it room to dward to pass cleof cemmittee boat.Your protest is te- sustaine (Signed.) S.NICHOLAS RAN] hai IRVING GRINELL, CHESTER GRISWO.\" The cing rule referred to is thol- \u201cA yacht shall not bear away oof 88 to hinder another ht passing to to leeward.\" same rule sayr\u2018A Jacke, fres are keep clear ona ose mo - The ruls covering disqualificaticis : If &yacht in conseq oo the receif uence of hene- glect of any of of these rules shall foan- other yach compel another ya to to run around ch che sai De disqué ed and «hall pay isqutie Lord Dunraven acoepts the deion, and will have the Val ria at thline to-day for the third of tbe internsnal | \"The Regatta Committee posted t fol- ing notios at ths houses of thelew York \u201cTo the M Members of the New York cht \u201cYour Committes beg to statehat before rriviag a a decision on Dend- y endeavored to \u2018in about a neutral Arrangement Dereon the respective yachts to re-sail ues- day\u2019s race, but each preferred th: the Committee should pass judgment «the \"6 (Signe \u2018hecATTA COMMITEE.\u201d The Defender\u2019s waterline will ¢ be fe-measured, but the Valkyrie's vd be.hteen pigs.of lead, weighin aut 1 11-4 tons, were \u2018removed fra her hold, and she will ast higher on t) water.Probably the difference in rter- line ill wipe out t 29.time allowance, whis she gives Defendar.John Hyal throffi- cial measurer of the New Fork acht i Club, was at thé dry dock all the orn- ' ing \"8 paiting for r the Valkyrie to baioat- n she was atill restg on he blocks at 7 p.m., ha went awy, as it was too dark to take measurejents.Ths new topmast ~* the Defende was at six ec'ok.The sprader was replaced with a new one, anithen the shrouds were put in place.] was Bune clock before the yachts were To-day's race will be fift windward and return.he ints Lo from Sandy Hook Lightship unl the committee establish another strting t in order to obtain a winward \u2018 (The saroerules WO races w Should the Defender wn to- the America's Cup will rmain bere another vear at least, and thenter- Hin, pational y Rg contest of 169} will Late last ni 5 asked if there that ho would A coun t decision of \u2018t Committee, said most.\u20ac mphaticaliythat 7 shall al ight lord Dunraven, when it was not, and added: this race MOTTOW As a sportsman.no ocetsion to do otherwise.I belle Le the ability and honesty.of the Rekarta .Committee of the N Yacht Club I he- lieve that no effort han been made to n- luence their decision.I b>lieve them to entlemen and and yachtsmen, and while I to say anything about t VailkŸrie, ce ae that Mr.Foto Lux \u2018his engsgement to Buln me | @ticura FOR THE A warm shampoo with Cuticura and a single ¢ Application of of Cutboels {oimment).1 he great Skin Sore.clear the of cru 3, scales, and dandy sy Heh, soothe irritation, stim the hair follicles, and nourish the CE ho Pre producing aint Hair, a Ci dmv Dawe com Pay ges RESF die \u2018 - LC wt \u201c wos any truth in the rt not race any more sport ) \u20ac.9 ÿ - boat.I de not ex that Mr.fc, will Hiker, «chance à rèsail.or any ot While | it an certain that An by reason of che Svaliyris 's Tacine shows ing.it is not #0 ce hat sometime the cu tiny not De carried Goma the Atlantic.\u201d London, September 131 13,\u2014The cscision of the America\u2019s Oup Comm give Tuesday's yacht race md , was\u2019 known in the Longdon clube and owe \u2018paper offices at about ten o'clock last evening.club men and the London agents of prov Japers stood about in groups ast night Lacuasin the mat- 1 were surprised by the decision, The papera in the morning rel ting on the matter wilt generally admit the superiority of the Defender, while regretting that Tuesday's race cannot be re-sail te London, September 12.\u2014 The Yachting World, in its firat leader on a mul written before races have been sail he \"Valkyria other virtually.lost one actually and the Whatever may be the committee's verdict it is impossible to doubt that\u2019 the American champion achieved a moral vie tory, There seema to be small doubt that Mr.Herresholf has again desi a yacht that is e ingly well ed to the purpose coule hich she built.Therein we must \u201ceek ar cone lation, for, were he handicap, by having to design a vessel which, first of all, has to brave the Atlantic, it is more than likely that Mr.Watson would turn out a shell ca the table.Yet, our chal ued with the full knoweldge, ol the.© pone of the conditions governing the contest, and there ia no use of grumbling afterwards, but for the sake of cheering up our de- 8 ondent pride, let us imagine that the kees © Henged for the Royal Victoria gold cup The Daily News says: \u201cThe com- mittes bas not only taken Tuesday's supposed victory from the British yacht but has given it to \u2018the Americans.This seems to be rather sharp practice.It may be the rigor of racing la law, Dut it is hardly sportamanlike.pire had done his duty, he woul?have Tecalled the yachts have a fresh.start.The eras severé award reciprocity for the .makes poor the Correll eran at at Henley.\u201d ous treatment The Daily Graphic: \u2018The committee\u2019s decision will be accepted loyally.ee ie of turning lord Dunraven is not the man tot row away bis now remote ° winning the cup to of American gentlemen have held that his yacht was in the wrong.\" : \u201cNothing can be dons but to accept the verdict; but, even if the decision of the gt be acquiesced in unanimously by yachtsmen on both sides of the Atlantis, the 1895 contest will always be regarded as an unfortu- pate match.It would be a graceful d ope rtemanlike course if Mr, Iselin \u2018ahoul offer to resail the race, even if Lord Dunraven was unable to take advantage of the courtesy.\u201d Speaking of the crowding by the excursion steamers, t Post says that it is the most depiorable as it prejudices the sport of international races.t further says it would be a pity if another attem fld not be made to bring back the America\u2019s Cup, ing the Defender wins the next race, but it may be taken for granted that this is the last contest that will be sailed in New York waters, \"ine Morning: \u201cThe New York news papers, Judging f from cabled extracts;took & more sport.e view of the accident than has t} the committee, whose action is doubly unfortunate as its en- _quiry was secret.\u201d imes: \u201cIt is not quite clear whether the committee had the power to de a fresh race.The rules were drawn wi special stringency, and may have compelled the i | victory to one or the other boat, yet ns re would have desired race be resailed, that t and that, it is plain, from our New York correspondent\u2019s s despatch, would also meet the wish2s of our s rtamanlike kindred across the Atlant Glasgow, September 12.\u2014The Mail today says: \u201cThe decision of the committee is sure to be challenged in this country.It is certain that ericans 0 have the true interests of sport will receive the verdict with dismay.\u2018Had the committee declared the race void on account of a technical breach, few parsons would be disposed to cavil, but surely they Overstepped the bounds of fair play in g the race to the Defender.\u201cthis seriously handicaps the British yacht and robs futura races of all interest as internationa) contests.\u2019 The Herald says: \u2018The decision of the committee will cause bitter disappoint- .ment in this country.We cannot,however, impeach the fairness of the committee's decidlon, or question thair right to award the race to the yacht which they declared was foulsd by the actual victor, The only question is whether it w not have n more sportsmanlike to have voided the race altogether, and that is more & matter of opinion.We must, however, accept the decision with the best possible grace.\u2019 Another International Yacht Rnee.New York, Sept.12.\u2014The.steamship Fulda, of the North German Lioyd lino.arrived, bringing among the pasengers J.Arthur Brand, of London, who comes to do battle for the International Challenge Cup, recently offered for small achts A the wanhaka Corinthian acht Club.Well forward on the Fulda's upper eck, under heavy coverings of canvas the little ball rater Spruce IV., with which Mr.Brand h to win the trophy.As the big cen er reached her pier in Hoboken the first man to the visitin yachtman's hand were .Brand's \u2018and Charles A.Sherman, secretary et the Seawanhaka\u2019s Racin Committee.After, the little racer been lowered to the pier as gingerly an though her delicate outlines were, wrought of lass.ass, Mr.Brand shook off the crowd dshaking friends and gave himself Lans the wait report- is tall, bearded and in the prime with keen blue eyes and a y manner that will rein,\u201d ssid he, \u201cand know boat is remarkably smart.But there is nothing sure in yachting, an, moreover, I hear your Ethe Fron.Lhe cup defender, is à wonder.hat boat may win | is all 1 wish.i Brand was driven Mar riborough, and dined at the \u2018University Club, the of Oliver E.Cramwell, chairman oi the Seawanhaka's Racing Ce mittee.will attend the Oup race in club boat, and to-morrow will oa: take 1 up the.quarters at te Seawanhaka's House, Oya- der.Fran is one u by bis rac- Briton, Thomas Weds, ¥ EEE of England 's - haridiest men scht wor IV is menty four fest over all, with water ine ot fifteen feet seven inc a beam of five feet nine inches.With, a lee rig she will carry Henry pra, a fr ; a en some were indignant.The universal expectation was that the race be resailed decielo: n ow i nothing ot Lhe Shims before the committee or verning races for te tard ig\u201d Fiera: less many angrily den he decision.haka's Raclog Sommlites, was: was.doubtful MR ave decided.\u201d à sald be.\u201cDot to the: het \"ih the America's a events.As i looks now the rases will begin on the 20th and oontique on alteinite days puni tha championship decided.\" Mr.Brand wil a gt the coming racea f the Minima Yacht res ia small boat ing and the recognition f this class by the Yscht Racing ciaticn.When the subject of an international chullenge cup for small yachts was first dis: in this country by the Seawanhoka Club, Mr.Brand promptly anno his willingness challenge should the prise be oiferd.Mcney you quickly subscribed by the Feswan- sks, and Tes Race Committee declared ton challenge op-n and psipstuil to small yachts.Mr.Brand, true wo his prom forthwith c hall :nged, and is here to meet the issue.Mr.Brand is & son of John Alexander Brand, comptroller of the city, ot London.ame a member of t Ozford Angers Sailing Club in 1885, and au uently ame its vice-com modore.His early racing craft included the cutters Pixie and Venture, the r'c- ing dingey Unique and the sloop Coquette, all prize winners, His Spruce I, a hall-rater, and an experiment in model, was built in 1891, ruce II was built in 1833 and won many races, but Spruce III, of a year later, proved well nigh invincible.\u201d Mr.Brand is an active mem ber of the Royal Southampton Yacht Club, Royal Corinthian Yacht Ciub, art Bay Yacht Club, Minima Yacht Oxford University Sailing Club, hats Valley iling Club, Dart Boat Sailing Club, Telg rinthian Sailing Club an the British Canoe Association.The Sole Survivor of the Americas rew.New York, September 12-\u2014One of the most enthusiastic of the thousands of Amerioans who saw the Defender win the victory cver the Valkyrie an Saturday was Capt.Henry Hof .who watched the race with a party ol from the tug Maria Hoff: Captain Hoffman believes himself to be.the role survivor of the crew that sailed the America in the race in which she woa the famous cup.Capt.Hofman is a big, hearty, broad- shouldered man, who boasts thai he never knew a day's sickness in ha li\u2018e, He has a strong, furrowed face, but his hair and moustache have not been touched\u2018 witb gray, and in guessing at his age one wo d place him at, near forty, although he 13 near sixty, His speech betrays his German origin, but a.more enthusiastic Amer.can it would be hard to find.bush bome Monday.Capt.Hoffman gave a reporter a briet account of his life and yachting experiences.He was born in Dantaig, Prussia, on Deo.24, 1835.The love \"the tea was in him from the frst, and at tue age of eleven he shipped on a merchant vessel.He found that life on ship-board was not so pleasant as he imagined it, and when the vessel put in at Stockton, England, he ran away.He soon ship- pe again, and his l.fe for the next two or three years was as eventful as any romaio>r could ire.He made a trip round the world, was wrecked in Mediterranean, and was carmed into slavery on the African coast.lu 1850 lie drifted to New York.At that time yachting interest was ginning to run high re this city, and in the following year the America w built by George S Te in his boat yard at Greenpoi r.was a member of he first pi at went aboard ber, \u201cOur crew consisted of about sixteen men,\" said Capt.Hoffman.\"Capt.Brown, wbo had Len à New York pilot, was our commander, and a better sailor it would have been hard to find.The boat was the prettiest piece of planking that had ever been seen in thus country up that we should to England.and the i sasumed in ory tates tcok an intense personal interest in our success.\u201cWhen we got on the other aide, though.ne a very different | re- osption.nglishmen laug.us, and when we were beaten two or three private races it began to lodk as if there was sume reason for t con- we went.up Jor L op ahow où 'e managed of Lesis, and the Britons who had en ughing at us before never got over remember it, the to 1 Capt Hotta sailed on the Maria and other yachts.In 1868 cocurred the\u2018 great ocean ; race between American yachts Henri- illard.The ands all of it was to race\u2018toox p! re tor weeks it was the ; countries.It caused the London Times Rd remark that the Am- e! true to their pretensions, had shot clear ahead of the Old World, Capt.Hoffman was one of the Fleet- wing's crew.He said that some of his experiences on this voyage are among the most vivid recollections of\u2019 his sea faring The was from Sandy Hook Cowes, and lasted \u2018from Dec.il to Dec.25.On, the eighth day out seven up.in interest in yaoht< and has attended 'e oh here.The parties whic) to t usually made of (Doro seamen, he an believes that the De- Capt.fendar is Taman most pertes chine yet built, and the manner in which ahs was ro ha Saturday.\" sail set more quickly the | Defenders balloon than was on rounding the stake-Loat,\u201d he ai \u201cIn the matter of seamanship, | thi that {- we hd still give pointers the Engliahe What do you think of the Valky- he is ceztainty a trim boat.I think that some of the used in her and that fact is in ting as an sion on the Britons that A h them something about the © of boats.At ths same time, we to acknow- freely our indeble to thie Bng- ishmen for some be ideas embodied in the Defen \u201cThe g to my portant ars Le ne bols, End & mainsail ang jib, havin, sta) sail area | *'2 : of about two bund undred oot.She SpE à ant co was built b Oxford.Mud o would be well but in every point Laporte vient Pr racing weatber I that the genstraction.Her na and Visti oui all bo wall bla to de- are of union silk, and the small metal \u201c© cup.\u201d tune centre-board Le hted with one hun- TR® ™ In Yachttng dred pounds of 1 Fn.à crafter Mr.Brand bed left the gler.his ew Tork.September rusty rew, \u201cTom' Wade, beside al pervading the little half rater and spun eloquent, New Y it 1s 3 the Sind yarns in ber pre : pers ron a [teen 2,\" said J.girls, the provelonce of vests as and sight better boat t w rally.wear De in the ruce laut that captured fity-t res en the windows of the ry goods, phies.She rune fas! T and Teaches fast bas, shoe, milli .confectionery se than any haif- 0 a Jewellery stores.he dealers show will run like a steam h in =n ht \u2018| not but pictnres of yachte, with d and smooth water.- might their white wings ou quick In pays anû au ai} round i round Ryan 4 7 fons coved wit soup pictures - Sherman, of the, cles Men lounge eu Broadway adwey in Naneïs \u2018 At his pleasant Flat- the and Sork-soled w te shoes.The | pili or Mir 2° .1 doesn\u2019t tal airs his -tops'ls.quired bassbal doned the Giants tem about the boat that * \u201cglides like a witch\u2019 a church in a blow.\u201d * The root fakirs are right im it, ton.On hot days they sell fans.reiny days they offer umbrellas.On cold days they ors.rude earmuffs and For three days past t © stocks of 2 ° oraril veu but of Tite and has aben- Led tele ja ai 1se-warm- laces, damaged books, chewing-gum, lai tuopenders and collar-buttons have aside, apd Park Row, Nassau and n streets and lower Erondwa teemed with venders of gaudy lithographs in, pl novelt There are and N bronze, alumgpum, charts of paper-weights with photos pasted ta containing I lave have yachting-race of the De- Dunraven Eh of tho bi boats in bewildering variety, models 0! the yachta in plaster and he racing course.glass on their bottoms, pemp yachting rules, pictures of every cup- defender from the original winner, the: rica, down to the last triumph of Ame the Herreshoffs.There are silk handkorobie(s with the Defender and.the Stars and Stripes ven into the fibre, and han Union Jack of e on their surface.show _the the Valk y wo erchiefs that england with 1 And there are thousandas of badges,buttons and badge-pins, all designed to the wearer an opportunity to pu exhibit his preference, ho reat internation Defender cocktails and Valkyrie fizzes in the match, are advertised in the fashionable A DEFENDER BUTTON.ive icly or loyalty ns.A great and ever-shifting crowd stands before a Tiffany window ali day gazing at the oup which covet e.and endeavored to take Further up the street another manufacturing its windows wi Int ses anti an England has so long back Jowellers firm has filled th a display of silver clipe that ara part of the history o of yes chting Cromhy 1a eranly told a a.trop y is tersely told on a Yon at candy store windows there are sugar, and bonbonnieres made \u2018like anobore sailor hats, compas- hing that mggeats \u2018the sea.tics at a cost of several hundred.doi- lars.In the is line the most popular t miniature white metal of the oup.and a tast of silk in Defender under a The Valkyrie III of red satin, with the English Royal crest for a pin and a reproduc.affair roduction in t swings from not \u2018of red, white , and at the bottom tion in aluminum to its centre.acht TA badge ie is made ed colors of England and the United | is an of the face of \u2018of the ornate ven blend- States, with 8 yacht under pail a god | the ! legend.the A.itors hammer-throwez is Table Lo me et a selected as & second string to | tchell to compete for the New io Club the London Athi Club.- gd aha nek e by competing in unsanctioned » | ON! CEE prises throwing prose Ta fis TR Best wield button to be won in the \u20181 Melcha.i d hammer 14 foot 6 inches, and feet 3 3 pe | Arad 2 Athletio Aviation of the the U.ickok bein Ft wh:ch.by, ind oe ot of their being a member of the Inter.lation.is a member of the A.g.liable to to hres mone compet THE TURF.! Henry of Navarre the Champion.Bheepshead Bay, Race Track, September 11.\u2014Close 4 ten thousand of the turf's best patrons were hare yesterday.The programme irom beginning to end was of a high order, but the magnet that drew the spectators was the meeting of ths three er cracks, Domino, Henry Navarre and Rey el Santa Anita at a mile and a furlong.The outcome was to settle the question of the best horse of the year.Bach had a following.T talent, of course, were stauch in \u2018 alles iance to Navarre.Domino was u highest saisle pitch, snd the fol- Towers of Lakel:nd and Tera), his trein- er and jockey, to a man had pinned the r faith on th: prowess of ths black whirlwind, Rey Santa Anita had the consideration of ths Pacific cosat contingent only.The big race was the fifth on the card, and Navarre opensd and ed favorite throughout the quotations.Domino was second in demand, while Santa Anitx was third.Riley Grannan went the rounds of the ri with Navarre money.His est was with Joe man, who laid him 12,000 a gainst $10,000.When the \u2018flag ell the \\ Western plunger stood to win $00.000 on Navarre.It was 4.15 o'clock re tho bugle sounded the champions to post.A dead silence prevailed, and every one was on the tip of expectation.Navarre was the first to apr.He Was followed by Domino and ta Anita.mino was somewhat, fractious at the post, and they got the al to depart on the second break.domino had the rail and at once settled down to set à killing pace.He carried his rivals along at a terrific clip.He had a «lear and decirive Jea d until the upper turn was reached.Perkins then sent Nevarre up to him.There was & shout from the spectators when it was seen that Navarre was closing un on the prince of eprinters without an effort.erkins also took a steady hold upon the champion.At the far turn Navarre and Santa Anita began to wear down Domino\u2019s lead.they awung into the stretch Navarre was within striking distance of Domino.The hopes of the Californians were dashed at this junc- for Anita was in hopeless difficul- ton ion In the rear.Navarre gradually closed up on Domino and was on even terms with) him before the 1-16 pole waa reached.A frightful drive ensued.Tarsl rode like a demon, but it waa of no avail.The distance was too much for Domino and Henry of Navarre flashed past the pest the winner of the championship series a neck in fromt of him.Senta Anita was æ bad last.It looked at one time as if there would be no battle for the supremacy of the Aniérican turf.Both E, Baldwin, the owner of the Santa Anita stable, and Byron McClelland, who trains and manages Henry of Navarre, ceclinad to race their horses unless Jas.Keene signed an agreèment to race two longer di-tances under similar conditions.After a long argument Keene agreed to race and signed articles to that etfect.Mike Dwyer s Harry teed made his tiiat appearance here yesterday after his disastrous trip to England and won bis first race by an open leng First racs, 1 3-1¢ © iio Leonawell 103, S 5, 1, Pepper, 8.Metin, to 5, 2; Beimar.108, Griffin.7 Time, 140.Bernes und Cromwel, \"Third race, 34 mile\u2014H arey Reed, 103, Simms, 8to I.Nick, 117 Clayton, 7 % Walter, 111, Griffin, 7to 2, 3.Fins, > 11414.Wernterg, Lisa, Gray.Tom , Preston, Hanwel, Tomaka and Old Liominion also ran Fourth race, 1 3-8 mile\u2014Nankipcoh.\u20181c6, Simms, 5 0% 1.1; Counter Tenor, 123, Overtan, 10 to 1, £ Flying Lutchman, 122, ont.oe 3.Time, 2.21.Emma C, Pomtezet tta Mcnaco, Connoisseur, and ae RE] mile, special sweepstakes of $100) each\u2014Henry of Navarre, 122, Tkigs, sto 10, 1; Domino, 122, Tar- £0 el Santa Anita, 122, ime, 1.53 io, Simms, 3 tol, 1; Look Out, J12, Doggett.3:02 104, ' Hamilton, 8 to 1, 8 Time, 1.+5: Bellicose.Matt Byrnes and Paladin à also run.Good Racing at Quebec.QUEBEC, September 12 Following were the results of the first day's trotting at the Haras de Quebec.Class 2.40; $300; ono mile heats; best 3 in & 7 en.and 4 starters\u2014 tes.M.111 Bybille, J.B.242 Topay, L.33 4 Nichol John, tu Pete Chris ¢ 43 Second rece; $300: 3 year-olds: half mile, in oats: beet 3 In entries and 3 starters\u2014 tie flog.Quebec.111 irginia J., We Tio \u2026 Quebec 2 2 2 Braxiliana, A Turgeon.s met.7, 1.23, 1,23 After winning this race Lottie Polley ran an exhibition half mile in 1.164.| remet ou best three in | Owing to darkness this race was post- rhe weather was good and the attend- anoe Bel-Alr Races.Following are the weights and entries for to-morrow's races at Bel-Alr track: Opening dash, five fariongs\u2014 Lynwood.130 Bushbols.Campaywe.480 Vionr où Wakedeid 13 THE HUNT.Tue Hunt Appointments.A eral meet of the mem- bern the Montreal um { Club will be held to-morrow at 315 p Hunting appoint ments Por the week are: Saturday, members\u2019 breakfast, Kan- nels, 10 am.orpelay, ta Gartiorville (Bord-a-Ploutfs, o Spursday.Harvey's Hotel, Lachine, 1 Saturday, Kimwood, 1 am.FOOTBALL.+.\u2014 wis Defeated at * Baturday las last M Mohawks Berre, ¥ Vt.won by 6 voals to nil were: Mohawks-Goal, Auturn; backs,Contes, backs, Chidiey, EE is Lawrence; hall Absrp, Hu.nstt; forwards, Lees, Cone J.Uoyle, Badger.Tarn or EX EN J.Comoe, Ba beck oy a AUGBY, pot Ofceva.\u2018Dtta: Ont, September 13.\u2014 The foi- CR mal the J >, \u2014 .- THE MONTREAL DAILY ILY STAR-THURSDAY-SEPTEMBER 13-1895.mon bar him from | Valter XM Eoarne Sais by SE SECOND SALE | Choice Spanish Onions 2500 Crates Will be 1014 wiroat SAT hatacover at Pak are oT DAVID SCUTUKIR 9 Bi Ou Friday Morning, For account of \u2018\u2019whoëus it may concern\u201d in iote \u2018 to suit ths trade, SALE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.ma WALTER M.KEARNS, Auctioneer.1% cod last night: Hon.President.A Z.Palmer; Presidents, A.P.Vice-Presidents, J.* McDougal, Julius Lay; Secretary, Treasurer, P.B.Taylor; Ca tal.W Weldon C.Young.Executive Pulford, W.A.Camoron.James F.Smetlie, P.Dumoulin, S.McDougall.tawa College Football Club, Ed.Gleason way re-elacted captain, and J.P.Fallon inted manager.There wasa goxd hy rnput at the first practice of the ciub held yesterday afternoon, although the thermométer was up in the eighties.BASE BALL.7 The National League.Nrw York, September 12 \u2014 Following were the resulis of the games in the National league yesterday : LEE At New York\u2014 ot Batteries Parrott a Marin Umpires, The Eagle League.BurraLo, September 13 \u2014 Followin were the results of the Eastern league bail games played yesterday: LEE cee 0 3 3 ngfield.001000 8 12 6 terice\u2014 Meany and Scbriver; Coughlin and Leaby.Umpire, Swartwood.James J.Plays Ball for Toronto.Toronto.September 12\u2014As baseball yer, Pugilist Corbett is scarcely of us standard, but as a drawing card is a shining success.It was one of ing prese f hippodrome order, al- hough there were several nice of play executed.Gray and Lampe were Roe g pitchers an both did airly we ronto rolied eight runs.rhett is a pretty fair fielder and very one Jnows is quick with his bands.His one-handed catch in the height of a wild throw of Joe Corbett, nn Oymer sent a slow one down to third, rha the best piece of ticlaine of the e das, 5 a batsman the big fell it at all.Too via 6x80 o-da: .tber forever or only for a season is still a matter of conjecture.THE WHEEL.Records Broken at ai September Ee Mass \u2014 A ted the cnousande of Eu Een the annual - fell before their furious on- alsught, with the assistance of tal Charles R.Newton was the was a run away for the limit man, Charles T.Earl, of Brooklyn, who rode 120 yards and finiabed Jira ahead of the bunch.Sime best enny » but waa disquali- Jenny getting er winning the Jira in the international mie t.an ores fram scratch the prise in the handicap.After No] handicap, E C.Johnson and Sims had ely war of derous words apropos oul to bave been commit- be latter, and it ended with toning Johnson's tent and ss ting him with fists and tongue.He pat imod and Willian .Prit- ans of would allowed Ko ride te A\u2014C.R.Now- C., I F.I.Taylor, Book- international, pro ional W.ied.\u201d RM Watson Coleman, cia 3 Poa SEE à % ® Eh BERRI 4 | Jon 45.+ °C.W.A.Bulletin, Taranté.Bametions ar ne: so : August 81\u2014Grimaby Athletie Club.\u2018 ! amber 2\u2014Brantford Recreation As Cobar bar 6\u2014Foresters\u2019 Dem Durham.mber 13 and 16\u2014Cormwall Ag 1:ith Sept.| At a meting of the members of the Ot- i ran ber 13.\u2014The © wa followi Association.r 17 \u2014 Owen Sousd roe | woo Me HickR & Cas Sales Jane SALE OF Tianes, Parier Orzans, B.PF.Mantel Mirrors Bras Ces atlers, Carpets, Etc.lcinoved from à private residence.The subscribars will sell at their \u201c = NUs, i521 and 15223 NOTRE DAMKSTREKT, FRIDAY Aflerneon, September 13h, | A largo quantity of good Household Effects, \u2014CONBIATING OF \u2014 Plano, Parlor Organ, Handwome Drawing Room Buite.Parlor Bets, Baa Ch Chairs.Sofas, Rock room Oak.Walnut, Cherry, boards Dining Ta Tables Leather Dining.rd R P.M ra, Hrans and lironze Gamal Lace Curtains, Quilts, Lounges, Fusy Chairs, Glare and Silverware, tie Prowse lon Cookin Range.Gas toves, &c., Aleo à consignment of Now Travis F Bets, Bedrooi Seis, &c., to clone an osiate.SALE AT 2.30 O'CLOCK.M, HICKS À CA.ales Au.ioneers.INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matter of L A.PICHE, 397 St.Antoine reet, Montreal.he will vel: by auction, at No.68 st.LRN Vi REKT.Montreal, on TUESDAY.1th SEPTERKRER, 1395, At Eleven O'Clock, the assets of the estate as under: Stock x Groceries and Liquors.$ 530 03 Book Debtaperlist.License till 1st of May, 1866.Btore will be opon on 16th inst.MENT, « TE URCOTTE, , Montreal.Neier \u2018ses.213 6 av Auctioneers._ INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matter of A.H.1.LATOUR & CIE., No.1046 5t, James Strect, Montreal.The undersigned will evil by Auction, at No ! St.James Stroot, Montreal, on FRIDAY.i September, Lu, at 11 U'Clock, tho Assota | Eslate as under: Stock of Dey Goods erie (1595 02 .00 Jaw Store will be open on 12th inst.MENT ° ne RCOTTE.James st., Montreal nan TTR BROS._Noj law Auctioneers.Show \\ Window OLLARS! For Yourselves, For: Your Customers, \u2014 For Us.Wheeler Reflector Co., CANADIAN AGENT: R.E.T.PRINGLE, Rooms 57 and 58 Imperial Building, MONTREAL Dynaumes and Rloctrie Supplies Nept im stesk.Pynsmes repaired and Armatures rewound fer ail ayoteums.FINE September 18 and 19\u2014Ontario and Dur- October 3\u2014South Waterloo Fair.Frank Armstrong, of Iroquois, is vase pended till October 1, for competin gr Clam A A [aces outside of Canada without « \u2019 Pa Boehmer, C.Weaver, L.Bricker and O.Kne tchel, Jor Fae ar Sou unsanctioned races at Berlin, are nded t on October 1.Mh V.Cotterill puy A L.Williamson, D x ftken, ie! W Avion, E 8 are alt pie October 1, to or Unmactioned A Hoing | at Orangeville.TI.McG Erin; J ao tread Valley snd A.Torey.Is, 8 for same tence, suspen nded La D.Reid, of Mono, twice suspended for\u201d unsanctioned riding, are ded for one year, from September 2, and any rider competing with them in an unsanctioned or sanctioned race will be suspended for a like term The Rac Board wishes it distinct] understood that in record trials: class men cannot be paced by c and vice versa.will have to be paced by riders of their respective $l and any violation will be followed by an immediate transfer.A sanction must be obta ined for record trials at least ome week prior to date trial.Alex.Elliott, of Toronto, has been declared an amateur bicycle rider.Pnoumaties.The Y.M.C.A.Bieycle Club will have à ride to the Atblatic Club House thia evening ieaving building at 8 o'clock.wr member is \u2018requested to turn hirty-five wéeelmen turned out « plonshie of, Englend, \u201cchalleuges Jake auda: to row he Tynes for the sculling champlonship pi the world and Spy jun sum of money he wants to put up.rding offers Ga Gaudaur fifty pounds for peness to England.The Pnallenge match between Mr.F.xk Durocher.the Dominion Club, and y \u2018ths Riverside Bio, Oi ve played \u201con ths Dominion Ch groun next Saturday hfternaon game to commence at 1.30 sha uixty- one points.Mr.Storey gets a handicap of ten ta.The hawks Football C1 Club will turn out for their regular to-night.Air practice + conti toe will meet he tcam for Bsturday s match, + Les.The committee in charge of the plans Exeoliont Honseheld Furnitere, | ore, Kxoellent Carpeis, Spring leds, Mattreuses, \u2019 as 5 ; Doupelly's Salen.de Donnel! Dada de\" * 268™ BY CATALOGUR, ov UNREDESMAD PLEDGRS, On TUESDAY, WEDNEADAY and THURSDAY Afternoon and Evening, Be, tember Koch, 116h and nth, 1306, The nubscriberc have received instructions from MES3RE J.L.MOSS & CU., 1809 Notre Dame stre street, to 241 and 243 street, & number of articles, being pledges of the above dates, which are given in de- tall in the catalogues.! SALE EACH DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK, AND EVENING AT HALF-PAST SEVEN.Articles on view Monday aad Tuesday y, Up to A deposit of the hour of sale.n per cent.wilt req from purchasers vn.exch article at the time-of sale.No reserve.BAK & PONNELLY, Auationeers.Catalogues faute de had of the ghuctioneers, or at Messrs.J.& Co, 3806 Notre Dame street.- 210 5 Saw A UCTION BALE \u2014OP\u2014 Excellent Household Furniture, Cabinet Grand Upright Plane, Best Brussels Carpets, Brass Gassliers, Oran.ments, Bie.The subscribers are instructed to peil at the residence, No.13 Park ave., FRIDAY MORNING, Beoarislumirived 15T, the neat Furniture etc.Consistin cébinet Grand Up ht Piano, à very fine ray ment, in toc! Brocavelle Parlor set, cost PI odd chars, B.W.Cablnot, Music stand, Brass Gasal arpe sa good a3 new, Sapam Éoreen, Portieres, swiss Fictures, Centre Tables, Farior Clock, Urnamé wir Bpri Ua nd Mattréasen,e pe.& Ch: aber se 9, DES kD a ete, am Were, dh, Rk ker Hockers, etc, «\u2019 Lan Kitchen Sundries.BALE AT TEN O'CLOCK.ne BARE & DONNELLY, Auctionsers ARGE AUCTION BALE Carpets and Squares, alse 10 Bales Foreign Rugs sand Mats, Bouse Fuarniah, ings, Grnaments, dec.At our large sales rooms, 941 and 248 St, James street.FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SLPTEMRER 13h.binet Upright Piano, two org Pare oF à Diniagroom rails ta W., Oak and Hard | ood y the y in te In Jarious squares, ani large lot of English Loricloth Vand Linole: , Dinner and Tea Kets, Cutlery, Lace curr.and rartierce, Table Linen, Bed gerd Blankets and also a lot of hand Furniture, &c.Without reserve.BALE AT 8 O'CLOCK.7 i -\u2014, BAR & DONNELLY, sas Anctionasss.This args Strength, For men whe suffer frera extreme Bervous prostration, for men who have lived tee fast, for those whose yowthiul indiscretions snd exosests have drained every atom of vitality from their spsteass, fer Jen who Deed & Revers failing oid, Dr.Sanden\u2019s Elestric Belt bs like the dawn of a new lita.\u201c Just give the matter s moment's thought, and yeu can #00 thst the reasens ere sound and true Electricity is & nerve tenis, en invigorsnt, sod the wild but constant current gapesstod by these belts supplies to the shattered and weaboned ayotems just thet force which is lacking.The tide ie seom tusued, apd Deturs, reinforesd #0 ably, doss the rest.; Thousends of men are weariug these boîte, and ou \u201cLas pouf jam 7 ta oh.pdt \u2014 a gh] Sa ine es ia.oir lngtraied = Boon wil be eu vralod, by mail, upon application de inventes snd mene PE.A.T.BANDEN, 306 Broadway, LP.gle to Simran Dale ot Yul Univers.ai There am \u201cat home\u2018 held will the G 3 Tron Toast Cl wel fk nag TE lol o bing.aa snd a on enjoyable evening is acerta The last mateh of the Montres! Quoit- ue series yed on the St.den\u2019 nigh rampe Justics bad been Bp dre EL M8 Coosde would .mn justice meet an: assoc done tot he good th x provided at Har- ub.Address A.Dobeon, R.A, > vey's, the ret to the large hall, .8.Canada\u2019s football club.Ben the be 7 given ce clu ; were ct a benefit at, for Trainer Chris resen he luc winners.rac \u2018oron rest evening Was filled iu night, John Wells, of Toronto, paced by with ogg MAI, ete.The change tosh and hy on a tandem, in time of service had some effect rode s mile in 1.58 4-5, the clase on the attendance | A worid'a record, being the fastest mile eme + trian = @ is t She A Gossip.rogaits, whi a sine fo for puto \u201cWag\u201d Hardi the caraman who, on day, lifted O'Eulli of ~ A cabls mye that ee Bubear will Monday in al Tat = ace for the cham- inks be he crew of Thames oarsmen who: Sclpate \u2018ia Ro 2 Austin, Texas, interna te.The other members of , W.Haines and ba.Magis Football Club cs evening at eight pm.at Moy Partbenais street.Amon at the attractions at the Exbibiti clsas 64, for the crew a w Sam mapufseturee is a very w bed model of Engli pa Cutten, 3 Tost in An length Re by a it handicraft, be mamels of is pepdiora hibited ra Bar credit for Le i das ons mit has bad on ae -in November to par- wig eer EE N= pp ry Hasty anes orm de RS Tl fT rat .\" AEN gery aE + Soran >, \u20ac .\u201c \u201c > Sut | 4 star rae or Fen += \u2019 * \u201cin Murphy & Co\u2019s| » LE - .1.ARE v _TRE MONTREAL DAILY STAR-THURSDAY-SEPTEMBER 12-1895.: ADVERTISEMENT.INS r ip.HATTA Les = WELL WORTH FES PS SERIN.= VISITOS T0 THE EXHIBITION will find our Store and Stock of Dr: G a combination well wort seeing.The former is undoubtedly the finest and most central in the city.while the latter embraces at present an unrivalled assortment of all the latest Fall Novelties imported \u2026 direct from thc great European N33.centres of fashion.NEW MANTLES.4 okie.Our Btock of new Fall aud Winter # 57 Mantles is increasing daily.It al- 23\" ready counts its Garments by 5 thousands.It can meet the require- 1' \u201cments of every purse, and satisfy the individual taste of every buyer.For the three F's\u2014Fit, Fimsh and Fashion\u2014its assortments are unsurpassed.Its prices are invariably i.less than wholesale, as a visit of in- ~ spection will! show.GOLF CAPES; A LEADING NOVELTY.Golf Capes at $3.50.Golr Capes at $3.85.Golf Capes at $4.50.Golf Capes at $5.90.Golf Caves at $6.Golf Capas up to 319.50.HEPTONETTES.« 2 Ladies\u2019 Heptouette Waterproof Gar- *» ments, guaranteed rainproof, per- feotly porous, free from rubber, and odorless.Nothing to equal the style, fit and finish! A full stool Covert Coatings, Fancy Checks and Plain Colors.Prices, from £3.75.WATERPROOFS.Ladies\u2019 Rubber Waterproofs, Eng- glish make, $3.00; for 81.35; 95.50 and $6.00, for $2.75, Children's Rubber Waterproofs, English make, prices from $1.55.\"JOHN MURPHY & C0., © 2343 St.Catherine St.Corner Metcalfe Street.Telephone No.3833.215¢ a a Royal __\u2014= Minster _Gavpet.\u201cThis favorite fabric excels \u201c7 in wear and luxury all ~ attempts at moderate priced Carpets.FINE PATTERNS WITH BORDERS.Thomas Ligget, 1884 Notre Dame St.TRADE MARK PACA AA SD EEE DR.WEBER'S Z'ALPINE HERB TEA An old fashioned honest German Household Remedy for Colds.Dyspepsia, Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, Female Disorders.An active Blood Purifier; DREGGISTS.RETAIL at 50 and 3 ota.THR DREXEL MÉDICAL CO, Agents, MONTREAL Nyt taw tt LAPS ER ve: MEMBER FOR LIMERICK.Limerick, Sept.12\u2014The election for member of Parliament for the city of :« Limerick, in place of John Daly, w election wan declared illegal because he .is undergoing a sentence of imprison- : men a dynamitor, was held to-day.yard.A.O'Keefe, McCarthyite, received L.votes ; and J.Nolan, Partiellite, 1- Ry Pd ve Te 8 7 i \"he visiting governors for next week tps vi Protestant Hospital for the Insane are Aleasrs.R.C.Wilson, Jas.H.Hind, W.\u20ac.White and Dr.McFarlane._\u2014 Wil postive cure sick headache and prevent its ret This is not talk, but trath.Gazter's Lictte Liver Pills, One pil adose.T re Notices.Bargains will roma i ents to-morrow.Frida nn MN slope loy\u2019s, Notre Dame and St.\u2018Peter streets.Te Exhibition of Hixh Class Planos.| .Willis & Co, 1324 Notre Dame , have on exhibition at ianos, plat Bre of Tuk re vss o make to io oil © them amid the dust and Exhibition buildings; city are invited Lord Dupraven = Choice, Dar ot the Voies pren shout his excellent taste in H.Mumm's \u201cExtra * aquTie ] ravi SE ship is a thorough common.= En ood ine needs no bush.Stenhouse t have not | Take a: near MoGil s Kid 1883 and 1885 1 Notre Dame.of the Electric Cars and get a Transfer for Notre Dame Street, and then drop off, and then you can call in und see our if you don\u2019t buy it will be because ybu are not wanting 1 Stree Great Bargains, an Gloves and Hosiery, Etc.20 Dozen Ladies Cashmore Hose, worth 2e, Friday 3 Dosen Ladies\u2019 Cashmere Hose, worth 35c, Friday 10 Dozen Ladies\u2019 Black Cotton Hose, worth 30, Fri- 15 Doren Ladies\u2019 Black Cotton Hose, worth ec, Fri- 500 pairs Ladies\" Gloves, from 10.up to eERIDAYSH Cheap Offering September 13th, 1895, AT AU BON MARCH ALPHONSE VALIQUETTE, CHEAP DRY GOODS.Our Bargain | List 1 for Friday: shape ol Dry Goeds or Tin Ware, o if you have any riends stopping yO \u2018\u20ac come to eee the Etibiion rie them aloug and chou them thro with you that owe and let them see the tion of Dry Gouds at the Great Dress Goods.Bocker colorings, worth I5¢.Friday 50c.Uloves, fron 2.to ey 30.TE poly of our French 500 pairs D & A Corse pairs 25) pairs of the ET Cores in all prices.Turkey Cape, worth 40v, Friday 300 pairs Ladies es, 2 Tadic Celluloid Belts.worth FE Frida: ro 20 pieces Black Cashmere, worth T5¢ Friday 55¢.ies\u2019 Laco Collars, ch cap Bt Fra .) Bc.I 8 pieces Black Cashmere, worth 35c.Friday 20.in Ladies\u2019 I.tuen Collars, worth 15¢, Friday 5e 25 pieces Culored Cashmere, worth 40c.Friday Bec.35 pièces Fancy ch Pialds, worthSc.Friday MSc.If you want any of the whore drop in.20 pleces Colared W Froots docs worth 35¢.Friday Bc.hI pies HE Mourning Drees Goods.marth Roe ange .ourning wort .Corsets, Veilings and Ribbons.| \u201cria 100 Keher beautiful Fail and Winter Costume Cloth, t and in twenty different 15 pieces Black Cashmere, worth 63c.Friday #do.- PROVINCIAL \\ Grand | roue each Corsets, worth $1.00, Friday 30e.n al prices irs smorted makers st reduced prices.piece Colored rid 500 Ladies\u2019 Purses, ass orced, prices from rom Sc.up.1 » Bhot ae Cheap at 2 = x 20 Dualy ret Tu oy vo day, 20e.500, = enda Colored Satits, value Friday 2c.0) Shins A e .i) esuntol Ph p or co ni day, 10 pieces HE and White Stripe phi worth &5c.2 Be ee from up to 500 Hole Cope Plen heat at Sc.Friday 10e.per dozen.1 pee CS Biaek Pholre Silk, cheap at 31.35.Fa?ou 1500 Belt Pins, chea, \u2026 Friday 3 or Ben 3 pieces Black Peeu de Soie, \u2014 si 20.Friday 90c.50 only Red Blue BI x and Cream! iltren's.Polo 1 piece Black Peau de 1.50.\u201cFriday BLIS.Mantles, 100 Girls\u2019 Navy Blue 1.5.7 Silks and Satins.pieces Black Silk Crepe, worth $1.= Friday pieces Black Surab pire worth Te.Friday Millinery, etc.Resfers, worth 8250 Friday | ®t Our windows.If you want (e see Dress \u2018Materials, look If yom want amy Nice Blankets, leek at So ranter Ciuh Jackets worth 810.00 Fes #4 50.\"loth Jackets, wo; .150 Ladies Cloth Jackets, new goods, from $6.50 Sur Windows 7 #5 Ladies\u2019 Golf Ca: worth $8.00.Fri £5.00.100 Girls rar Coven cheap es 81.00.\" F5 Flannelettes and Cotton Goods.150 aw Wa or fa, orn 20 Fr 5 5 5 Fu Pa worth 8c.Frida aserproo ieces Fancy unelettes, y 4e.25 only, Beaded Zovave Jackets, $5.00.Mia pieces Fancy Flannel tre orth 1%.id À Melot of Toimied Mate cheap for Friday : 15 plecse Dark Planneloites.worth lc Pride} or D pieces Qi mas, worth 8c.Friday 5e.There is a chance for cheap Winter Coats.73 pieces Beautiful Prints, 8c.00 Good White Cottons, shod 100 pa ioe Blankets, Carpets, 0il Cloths.of Colored a Shanty 20 pièces Apren Muslin, 15 pleccs French Cotton Challies, worth 15c.Friday 750 pairs of Blankets that are Blankets, All Wool and 20 pièce Good Gray Cotton, worth 8c.Friday 6.m §2.50 to $10.00 25 pieces 8.4 \u2018Gray Cotton Sheeting.worth Se.Fri- kets, from 2.$1.50 up.up.worth 8c.col'd border, worth 15c.fy 4 Baskets of Braids 50 Besutifui 20.T5 Sette Carvere extra 52 Only Bogar Spoon, pated nife and Fork in from be te 150 per ad oo Frida: 35 Setts Carvers Knife and Fork, worth 40c.Friday, 35 Only of those Beautiul LES Pieces fancy Ribbon, worth 10c.Friday, 5e bom, worth 50c.1000 Ends of SE nercideriet from Jo up to 500 Ladies\u2019 8un Shades away down on Petia 500 Colored 8 t ort 100 Coivred Bed Comtorters oS oe x rey pe 4 White Cotton Sheeting, Fo B- 15 Best quality Pider Down Comforters, halt Eu pires pansy Carpéts, or h = Friday I Sri Carpets, from 10c.£ you want ch Prctings, rome and see as, 5 red Jute Carpets, from 15c.150 pisces Sone Où Cloche, rom 30.up to $1.15.11 you want any Tickings, call snd see us.50 only Jute Carpet Bquares at prices that beat any er house [n Montreal.oy.Tweeds and Suitings.| .a E | Look inour windows and see our | 3 pisces Fancy Tweets chomp at Se Pada Me ® Mottled Costume Cloths 5] 2h Cod sions hosp hove Friday i%.=; for Dres > places As Amorted Cet Moltons, me Be.Fri- =.0 Ses, so : 2 1 50 pieces Double Foid Suitings, worth $1.50.Friday 8 6 yards for sa, Curie ; g 5 pieces Chinchilla Suitings, worth #175.Friday « tion Times KE ° 150 prc: Assorted Pan tings from 500 to $1 ! 7 | | 100 pieces Worsted Coatings, from $n De i Odds and Ends.1 you rar oy Triveds or Snitings come and me us.the premises.A good A first class talior en & and Braidines, regular prices guaranteed.» \u201cge | ~Gent\u2019s Furnishings.ty, worth $1.quality, worth $1.00.Friar.| 10 Mon's Unlaundried Shirts.worth 200.Friday, 7c.500 Men's Laundried Shirts .up El | ETRE ue oa, oy Way O War En Gênes Cape, the fast Dow, aod ana 40c, Friday 15c.» Cloth Capa, 19 Pieces Ribbon.worth 15.Friday, Qo.150.30 Kade of Hash Bibb ag, loc\" 0 only Men's Colored Cloth Cape, worth 00, Friday ce 200 Men's Sample Ni 300 Bets \u201cTin Ware! nad wes aur Com wi 0 re vil Tin Warel Steel Ware! Steel Ware! are.sortment, and at Prices that beat either the Match or Bost Races _ eee window of Tin Ware and Steel We ha Dave a Grand As | 1.50 The above prices are for a set of 1 If you want anything in the | Drawers ; worth be, Fri eck Ties, from Sc.to 50e.Men's All Wool Shirts and Drawers, o 91.00 250 Bots Men's All Wool Shirts and Drawers, Friday 200 Bets Men's All Wool Shirts and Drawers, Friday 150 Bets Moa's All Wool Shirts and Drawers, Friday re, Friday Shirt and 1 AL on Friday.Pogitively no & goods » charged on Friday.Au Bon Marche, PHONSE VALIQUETTE, Prop.1883 and 1885 Notre Dame Street (Opposite BALMORAL BUILDING, Montreal.) sales must be for cash only., PATRICK McGOVERN, Manager.We do not do any bôok-keeping Don*t Leave your purse or pars- sol gr Gloves behind you\u2014we find so many,\u2014P.MoG.ns FIRE IN it was extingui done to stock ao and of about 850,000, co factory ; of the who ren o'clock sa employes rl rang at one o'clock.ntirel The Stock of Messrs.Watson.Foster & Company Damaged.Fire broke out in the of Watson, Foster Nun street, at moon to-day, and before shed damage been , which amount is an alarm.in and Chief I pant arrived on! on the ho scene, d direc | under control.and the men ef the be build: to the basement of the build- A FACTORY.Hawksley.tac ION & Co., ee \u20ac a Sey bad.M building Youths extent où to diosa; .was The fire was confined ll amount to he in expropriation 26000, while- oi propria apor if cher Paria of \u2018the factory, and HY ry PA yi paper, machinery, 3 valued a ween tion upon the article in the rents 42d aged by water, and litigant desist | hich pe any .to ist from \u2019 smoke.I.payment of on his de om errors Ji: .opposed the a THE NUMIDIAN'S.PASSENGERS.ion.The city.be argued nt ry The = N Numidian, of the AL ant.terests of Lhe city and its lan Line, teamahip N ila.abe Ak Givens ware identical.Should the city - Liverpool, has oe oh of Jer first- Dow be allowed to desist, over two hun- class passen accommodation taken.dred citizens would take cut mandamus Her fr which ati UE Propriate \u2018aa directed by \u2018the siovate, ead , as follows: Mr.Late, an Fe rope, wer snd ohild, Mr A.the result would be that the aity suid M.Brand, Mrs.v.J., be saddled with an expense of at [= Mrs.Crerar, Rev.J.E Clarkson, Mr.D.half a million dollars.: Coulson, Mr.John L.Coulson, Mra J.His Honor said that he bad nothing.Davis, Mr.P., Master F.Da to do with that.The quest wea, Jon M.Even Ness raster 3.pact pO, nag ee IE - pire Rev.Hormis- Mr.St.Jean spoke as some length! Miss J.Hawksley, Mrs.fpoawksley and Master Leslei Hawiksloy, Matters EXPROPRIATION MATTERS.A Petition to Annul the City Council's Resolution, Filed in the Court, was gel, due notice ven.The city has | producers st make Se Ther efforts & in this direction and thus increase hs Province - 007 - + OPENED AT NOON TO-DAY BY MAYOR VILLENEUVE.| The Exhibits Being Placed in Position \u2014The Address to the Mayor and Aldermen-His Worshig's Reply-The Special Attractions: h The fourth Provincial Agricultural and *Xidustrial Exhibition opened here at noon to-day.From present indications the show will surpass all previous efforts on the part of the Mantreal Exposition Company.As early as asven o'clock this morning large numbers of exhibitors were at work in the building, and at various portions of the grounds placing their exhibits prior to the formal opening, which took place at noon.ing to the inclement s weather there were very few visitors on the unds until after two o'clock, when the number increased.The exhibition will not be in full run- expected that \u2018the best portion of the cattle will be in place.There are 850 head entered, theses include Durhams, Short Horns, Hecrefords, Devons, Polled Angus, or Aberdeens, Galloways, Ayr- shires, Jerseys, Guernseyvs, Holsteins, Canadian and grade cattle.The exhihitors will have all the cattle in place by Satur- y afternoon.A few sheep mado their appearance on the grounds this morn- spscimens of Cotswold, leicasters, Lincolns, Shropshires, Oxfords, Sout hdowns, Hampshire Downs, Merino: and Dorset horn sheep.The exhibit.of swine, it is thought, will be g.Already there are entries of Herkshires, Suffolks, Tamworths, Poland China, Chester whites, large Yorkshires, Victorias, Jersey Reds and improved Yorkahires.The ry department will be opened on Monday \" orain next.The entries are fifty per cent.larger than last year and the officials are confident that the « will bs superior in every respect to previcus years.There are 114 varieties to be exhibited.Ornamental fowl hold a good place on the entry list, as also do turkeys, geese, ducks and pigeons.The - agricultural exhibits will be in readiness to-morrow.The heavier implements are bein poing placed at the north end of the in rear of Machiner Hall, and the more delicate agricul- u appliances ar are on viow under cover on the de.Everything was bustling in the Crystal Palao> where the general merchan- dis is being.placed.Already there is a great variety of exhibits in place and ire work is being pushed through rapid- ¥ The horticultural display is complete.The various ferns.plants and flowers on view are beautiful.The Natural History Department shows some tine specimens of birds, insects, .plants, minerals, ores and many other curiosities.The Historic Department will comprise some very iuteresting reminiscences of Canadian history.At one o'clock His Worship Mayor Villeneuve arrived on the grounds.He was met by the officials and prcoesded to open the xhibition.Al Lyall.vice- posent the Montreal ibis tion y presented the Mayor with the following ad To His Worship the Mayor and the Alder- | men of the City of Montreal : Gentlemen,\u2014On behalf of the Montrea.Exposition Company, we have pleasure in W to the Provincial Exhibition of It is a matter of sincere congratulation to note the progress that is being mada in the Dominion generally, and especially in the province of Quebec.While the progress in e- rites of agriculture has been satis- the rapid strides made in the dairy à industry deserves special attention.The recently established and butter syndicates under tha rvision of the Department ture have achieved great emnita 8, ond the splendid exhibit in Shs department presented to your view, to-day will sufficiently testif, to the growing importance of that brane! ot industry while i in all other departments we may fairly claim that the Exhibition excels any previous efforts.Recognizin & the\u2018many benefits to be derive from the educational influences of Exhibitions, ths management have brought together a choice selection of the various breeds of live stock, the finest specimens of sgricultural and borticul- taral products, and Sugerior examples of mechanical skill, which, we trust, will meet with your approbation and be deem- od worthy of the commercial metropolis minion.The excellencs of dairy and agricultural products have.secured for Canada an enviable veputation throughout Sled] suceimens that are d'aplesod Le are displa; in our exhibitions, that the farmers, pnd ur- the trade of and oie portant iti hich Mont im position w ont- real occupies at the head of ocean navigation, together with its rapid exten- augurated an t Ted at to Tre » carr into effec the City ( ol, has p al ing position among the cities of the Con- nem All that can tend to increase rest reance our cit vi be ighly a Ten its citizens, raot large numbers of visitors f rom Ma districts, ta, mast be be Tegarded pe tending \u2018 d' promoting ho trade of, \u2018the city.oe tame this opportunity to express our gratitude to your honorable Council for the substantial aid and ercourage- font in tha past.and to assure you that your cordial ration in our united efforts to sscure an annual recurrence web The Boon approval ft fe pt .wi of citizens of M eu A rd people of the Pro- Tikaking you you Mr.Mayor, and ge o tiemen.for courtesy in visi the Exhibition, © EXHIBITION: | MANTLE STORE| e of the ning order before to-morrow, when it is.in A mong those entèred are some fine- MONTREAL'S NEW GOLF CAPES NEW GOLF CAPES 8.Carsley is now showing hundreds of very high class novelties in Ladies\u2019 Golf Capes.The prices will be found to be the cheapest in the city.Golf Capes, £2.90.Goll Capes, $4.45.> Golt Capes, $4.90, Golt Capes, 85.71% Golt Capes, $6.00.Golt Capes up to $18 .80.New Golf Jerseys New Golf Jerseys .Jiist put into stock Ladies\u2019 Golf Jer- seya All choice goods and gelling quickly.S.CARSLEY\u2019S.31 GREAT STORM AT KINGSTON.SEVERAL DEATHS REPORTED FROM CAPE VINCENT.(Special to the Star.) Kingston, Ont., Sept.18.\u2014Last evening's storm is declared to be one of the most trous that visited this distriot in years.In this city many houses were unroofed; others blown down The building of the Canada Cotton Company suffered much damage.flection of fire indicated that barns and country ing demolished out side.\u201cHundreds of t-wood trees hereabouts were destroy: ed, flag.poles shattered, including the staffs at the residence of ptain Gas- kin and ths Royal Military College.The tents of the Kin Field Battery, now in camp at efield, were carried into the river and the t From outside the city reports of great - destruction are being received.At Cape Vincent by the unroofing of 2 wore.an r of le were killed, whom was Thomas Armiel.of this ay.a brother of the late ex-Ald.He was in the jewellery busi- cast that town.It will be some days before the full extent of the damage can be ascertained, but it will certainly amount to thousands and some loss of life.No lake disasters are as yet aéPor te.The military towers at Cedar Island and Fort Fred were unroofed and landed in the, river, leaving the canons and accoutrements ex Other military buildings were a d.The penitentiary also suffered.Later.\u2014It 2 impossible to estimate the amount of damage done by last night'a tornado.Thousands of dollars wort property has been destroyed.damage to the Canada Cotton Mill building by last night's tornado will be more than expected.The loss will probably reach seventy-five thousand dollars.The in this district may of total 3 quarter: million Perth, Ont.September 12\u2014After the great Hig of yesterday.this place was visited with one of the greatest rain and storms of this season.The light- hing and thunder could not be diacrib- Hail fully as large as plums fell cod rain fl the streets.The down- 12\u2014A visited this section last night.Wires are in all directions, and communication was cut off f for bo hours except or on ome © plographie storm w actuall to swa, the 1 on the Rome, Watertown and Ogdensbur Ba:lrond near Richland.The wind 1 n were accompanied by a oF in.Several farm h : in thi OuUses vicinity have been struck by ta and burned.The rosds were washe hi houg ons hour.The cyclone rack t iiegs o of Cape t just as 8 large excursion en rove\u201d from the Jefferson fair at Watertown were about to ae the boat for Kingston, Ont.The i colapeod, a - an tion TY an Thomas Arnest, of Vincent, received injuries from which they died within an hour.The following Toi: Mie Mand Wein sae 18 au y Bes severe oands: Mrs, Joho scalp wi Aicken, Hamilton.Ont.fractured limb.THE BRITISH FLAG New York, \u201cSeptember 12.\u2014Seventy- five Irish-American volunteers were invited to attend the celebration, on Set- Made to Fit pra ma are a EE rer LO 09 £0, C03.L0H), £07 FO 0) 0), C0 - BEEBE BR DES ER The Health Brand - ~_UNDERWEAR Is Made to Fit and Wear.Endorsed by the Medical Profession FOR SALE AT AITKEN\u2019S, 1757 Notre Dame St.2157004 Water Rates.DISCOUNT MONDAY, the lâth September inst., having been pro- clsimed a holiday, three per cent.discount ji be allowed to all water tenants who shall pay in one instalment the whole of the said rates on or before TUESDAY, the 17th September inst.On the 18th October next.the Water Department will commence to stop the supply from sli defaniters, except in cases of tenants who may have paid one-fourth of their assessed rates.Account may be sent by post, at any time, accompanied by cheques.WY.RORE, Crry TREASURER: + ornict, City Treasurer.Montreal, Gon a September, 1086.§ \"ss PROCLAMATION .WHEREAS Monday, the 16th Beptem ber inst, Das boeu taper in order that the tunity to vail the e unde: Montreal in Poelatm wid id M a The 16th September m en on inat, LOTS Holiday.Signed), J.@.VILLENEUVR, Mayor.MavoR's OFFICE, Montreal, 12th Bept, 186.COTE ST.PAUL.Tenders for the heating spparatus for the Church of the shove place, either for Hot Walter or Steams, willbe re- | ceived until the 23rd inst, at the parsonage of Cote 8t.Paul For details see Mr.A.Martin, 2508 St.Catherine Street, or to Rev.A.Brault, P.P.of Cote 8t.Paul.2153 Mr.CORNISH, Pianist, inta of the Stat HIRE id Bea dely van d To iad 310% 3152 R'xexper TO ATTEND FEE SALE OR EXCELLENT meUsEmOLD FTRVIVIEE.| M.HICKS \\& CO., Auctioneers.Friday E.LEPAGE CO.THE WORLD BEATER SALE, SEPT.TIE 13th Inst custome ease you to hear the opening of a Branch àt No.515 St.La co Strest, for our up-down bee will will be held, every Friday, s Bargain Sale, just on the same p: piple s8.s$ our No.223 St.Lawrence Street Sto Bead on carefully the Bargain List of each store.SPECIAL OFFERING AT 223 ST.LAWR Te will interest you to attend (his Friday late, Goods stock, eomprising Hosiery, Glovas, Handkerch Foie and Dry ads in general, to be found at No, 515 8¢ Tawrenon, at prices to com- NBA Milline pete wi \"the houses of down town, E.LEPAGE C 223 and \u2018515 ; St; Lawrence, Milliiery partment.We will conti} to sell for the next few days p balance of our T rimme| Hats andBonnets, 1 $3.00 Eacle $2.85 Net THIS INCLUDES QUITE A:W IMPORTED PATTERNS.JUST RECIVED Ladies silk Waists, h Boas and Ruffs.Novelties i Black Ostt Also 3 cases of tl \u201cColonia -m Corset,\u2019 and Price $I THE MEDICAL COLONIAL HOUSE, Phillips Sq.Importers Drugs, Chemicals, Patent SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ae à Re rie D : : nes, Perfumery, Toilet Articles.CIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS.180y cod m\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Bargain Day.E.ce 0 4 © \u2014-Just Received\u2014\u2014 i 5000 O¢iff Wings, is all shades, value of Sc.Friday, aa\u201d d occasio .Beaded Byars nd Oroementa, regular vais, ie.Frey, 06.: Few items slauggered on the a of id R oh fon of £ Dirda 3a 420 Wins.regula?value Tic iid ; the opening of our Branch, 515 St.Lawrence, on a Bb Velvet and Bilk Fall Flosers.régaler vane Toe 7.1e.FRIDAY BARGAIN RY : iv bot Silk and Satin Ribbons.regular value, 605 Friday.She.% Foie Ballon fer oil seen hades worth $1 Prides Bie Dress Lining, our regular 7.Frify, 3c.3 er are ton.Sl olor.roger To ay, Rida.se.Gray Flennel, All-Wool, our 1! Er ie wrened.i holon Millin bons, worth all the way to TS.rider, 10a.\u2018 Melton Cloth, in ail ahades, Sc.515 ec.Lawrence.3 *Woolièn Under Vest, regular price Ve ee i 313 Re.Lawrence.8 Fa Co Broa a pecs 4] ladies\u2019 Woollen Undervests, 3c.¥riday, $8.2 Talos: Bibbed Ceahmere Hoee, vopcier 50 Frise: 25e, 513 Be.Lawrence, 5 Ladies\u2019 Binok Caskamers Gloves, regular, 20c.Friday: 13\u20ac, A great lot Wings, Se.Friday, 815 M.Lawrence, E w tie of Ladins\u2019 New Felt Sallors, $1.55, \u2018Hday, 67e.i wo 418 4.Nawrenc, | Hi is keeping us busy opening and , the Jet * S18 Re.lawresien, $ grandest lot bgh-elnes goods ever placed for sale at low ° have hundreds and hund le of Bargains to be offered to uptown We customers at 518 Bi.Lawrent.ER O0 s, Corsets, Laces, Ribbons, pre Live Dry Goods 9! * .Men ontreal.ATTENTION \u2018IS REQUESTED To the Auction ÿ \u201caie ot Excellent Housobold Furniture, Cabinet Grand Pianos by Bell; Best Brussels | ts, Brass Gasaliers, Swiss Lace | ortains, Ornaments, Etc, at the residence, No, 1 ark To-morrow TTENTION OF PERSONS cale ta De Race ear Gt James mers | PRE SALE Rot 1 Sralture nd Vos & CARE NOTICE IMPORTANT me Mod ot .valusbie Vose & BY ¥ABCOTIE BROS.Lyright Flan Vino Rugs, Rich Great A Sate of New and Ho e Ing aw Sree Kani.| À Pratiars ahead - \u2018on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, i 3th SEPTERENR, Vase orne 1693 and 1608 HOTEE : We have received instructions trois 00 Lo sell without pente 1 lot Sonne ol Parlor or doute À ing Fila © Ss Facts .Pre wa are {astra ing fer y Cow fort hal fray vost = be one Green LN as a Randse @* \u2018ec 7 van and Effects.Particn.meorrew.tired To! \u201c adv FRASER BROS.Auctiossers, Bley Neat centre, Table, Sous i = rm ~ SE Bie do, curtain P At variety EAL ESTATE BY AUCTION.* Room Bets Lester Lounass, vpie ane Diaine ( in Walnut, Etc.Etc.ol don wall situated tenemen AE.Writing Des sind; SAT and St de Dear Fount vel i Masitel Bed, Bod ; eh, ge ot carpez an \u201d auction > ot hand Real Estate oy i pi a ST, removed to the store for convenience of sale.on ouest rine .Morning, Mth September, yd SALE ON FRIDAY AT 2.30 O'CLOCK P, M.PT Lr and almost cgesisting of t a meer [af tipo ia aux\u201d Lx en leas x -I WILL NOT BS paint ae teem Le * BALE AT ELEVEN GOLOCK. ) 4 ; - ED LN none 2m me __2HE MONTREAL DAILY LADIES\u2019 WATERPROOF BOISSEAU BR( ~~ CLOAKS i! | and | Lf economy 15 on yord CIRCULARS.|mnd, heres.just n = ¢ CSA BL & SNS ee dw ne THE NEW CAPES AND JACKETS Are pe de bain ut at advantageous red - Cironl of er ator aot We wiah toe Sachots for fab and Valen\u201d ! oulars, so as to make shat A aid variety ls surpasesd by pose, a Montreal's Breast Sloe Bimmer Georse Aid, at sides.eo SPECIAL\u2019 to ¢ 2 \u2014# + « (Sluts pairs ait SoS ! ' -FR treal, on .+ Eo t.11 ty Rev.oo \"8! Mc Wilitima, > Charles ington, Lillie, younges daughter of George Frankish, ail \u2018of Mont- 1 LAU x st A ML, WARE At St Agnew Agnes, Que.: : .Cale ERs, og Bebo in Tegan REFRESHING NOTIOR ©.McCaftrey, of St e.MF ARLANE RENFREW On the 11th in- Tea and Coffee will be served tres of tant, at the residence of the bride's charge in our Fotreabmant Room, T ne y 34 A ee Run Me.morrow, Friday.> Foo for th their ee Cee Danie from tne.LAE E } lane, Tot this city, to Alice, Laude, Fall Disol swell, clegant, smbroldered, w 2 | pune: \u2018aaugtier of 6.À Rte EUR RUFFS BARGAIN tes al dde EEE mue pren N _ Bloom- S ; ; M 1 d * Golf Capes, made from gate qui.fancy À 'ENGILL-M, ae.sde vc.*betienally | un antles and Jackets.bouols, chevict, golf clothio black.oary nd goloss y Bert, fn M Just purchased another Manufacturer's Led den wade from oxtra aly ail stock wi b All our Heptonette Hater oof Cloaks nd Cole, tock of about 500 Ladies\u2019 Fur Neok to SN wai $8 0.rod a Value ok and Circulars are reduced to exactly péri vod seduced to dens value 38 00, Linder 9 6 de value half the griginal value.And me have > special line of Ladies\u2019 Rubber Clos and Circulars to clear at 28.50 and $5.00.FEATHER COLLARS AND BOAS.Heptonette Waterproof Cloakings, in Special Bargaine\u2014Prices, 230, 45c, T5o, $1.99, $27 - ei pre .FE lat, Frederic Walker, to to Bilas an Ruffs, all made of first-class skins.\u201cgta Williamson.both the prices : .\u2018 DATE \u2018 | $2.00 Mink Neck Ruffs, for $1.65., MEAUCHAMPS AL Bt Henry of Montreal.\"9.95 Mink Neck Rate\u2019 for us ! e p e m e r 3 mer page ce -\"h Beaucham hinist.2.80 Mi kN «Fr be BONS 230 Minh Nook Ru x tah ve aol, eo OMR EL NEW FALL DRESS GOODS, Sharp.To Se.Henry Church, thence to able Neck Ruffs, for $°.7; , Advance Bale\u2014Every new color,\u201d ms fede cometary, any eh ends 8.00 Alasks Sable Neck Huffs, for $6.à - .\u2014 : ) New Double Faced To extreme lownees of our prices mila ETE uttenu .\\ \" À BAC Le pen oe etes NEW FUR CAPES | + fat | à Tweeds an Cloths sense pas LA SHC SE 4 À, Every new style in Ladies\u2019 Pur C Don\u2019t fail to see this Bargain in our Basement To-morrow.7 cases of For Mantles, Jackets, native or arshir uneral, in 1onable lengths, at bar y ' .oF Friday Sept.18th, at 2.30 p.m.Friends gain in pos, .; Guns ave Toni WE © CAPE we (Gray Chambly Flannel, Twill and Plain, given over to us to dispose of the| \"wan dot vere BARGAI In « variety of New and Select Patterns, : BARGAIN SALE oF * close and estate.This Flannel is made to retail at 20C.Come and Share CU CENTS UMBRELLAS Essien.a BELAIR\u2014On the 11th instant, at 3776 Notre ame t, St.Henry, Herminig le well beloved child Special lines of Ladies\u2019 C of uf Belair.Funeral on Friday next, pes d t Sooo am.Friends and relatives 8ble materials and weights for F.œuit- à ft rited without further notice.to be offered to-morrow at iofil wear > RIRKETT At Ottawa Ont Cech Harold, prices: iv | this Bargain To-morrow: at son of Mica Birket ; ! In Zenilla Alpaca, Silk and Wool and BROWN\u2014On Seems 17th, 1885, at West, $6.50 Ladies\u2019 Cloth Capes, for ! Ï \u2018 Silk Zenills Umbrellas, 50c up ; | minster Agnes Helena, only daughter of \u20ac7.50 Ladies\u2019 Cloth Oa} es, for $3.90.1 pacs U 11 900; Silk os.M.and Minnie Brown.North Ox- ; mbrellas, an LE fe EE C rem a _ gt apes, \u2019 .n t Silk brell re pa 1she Free, beloyes Site fred #1425 Ladies\u2019 Cloth Capes, fdr de $4.3 2 eat Bilk Umbrella at $3 aud $2.50.A B ag: years.* .-_\u2014 L\u2014At Toronto, Ont., Sept + - \u2018 PASMICHARLCN Toni Siu | DRESS GOODS.BARG Good Mothers with large family, this is a chance for you.JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS COLLINS\u2014At Toronto, ont.September 9th, ox f N d ; .° \u2019 BAZAARS, Euseby William, only sun of William = pieces of New and Stylish | - The Family Draper & Linea Warcheuse, ir: Éd Pouise Collins.= september | 80 pieces, of yas worth goverdain, A Dept.\u2014Colored Dress Goods.H Dept.-Neckwear and Veilings.|O Dept._Hoslery and Gent's | Waterproof Coats,made in the 963 te 207 86.Anteine st.= CHAPNANTAL an: aged 23 yearas Tweeds in ian, or Ie IE ann oom of 4 inch &2 wool Whipeord er goods.35 Pisocs\u2018ot Fisured Piack Silk Vailing: this ts usually Furnishings.~.Latest Style with Cape; the 16 te 150 mountain «| BOISSEAU BROS., AVIDSON_Died, at his father's residence, for 880 yd.worth 50e; La we ani to cleat thems all cul ro morrom Do A ES epot, Sc, Friday Jadies\u2019 Black Caahmere Piniah Hose, 5c, Friday, 10.retal! price of these garments TELEPHONE, 35.0.street, on the 11th Septem J : we will aa you might say aire then away ot 1% the, * Ladies\u2019 Black Cashmere Hose, 0c, Friday, 15c.is 86.50.We have 150 in 4 _ Cor.St.Lawrence, St.Catherine ; ss ust 15 pieces left of that liy .Ladies\u2019 Ribbed Cashmere Hose, * Branch St.Catherine.corner Buckingham * { Jr Jol ren second son, of John Costume Cloth, w bho of Habit yd Ladies\u2019 Colored.B Belts, with Nickel Buckles, worth a Le lose, These are rega- different patterns which we Avenue.d rigs, Finer Fri, pee ee for 4a Pare leh, orn tren res Xf, lH Si mon mi shat 1905 ET wit Von to he sme MT TOMOEFOW BC $1.63 1 retemoN sx \"ed St.Charles Bormomes.he 4th inst., at East Hamil-.thom f cash much Ladies\u2019 and .\u201c .\" , ) Ene nt Mr Bat the 75 PIE Lu | ao tn va nil cle era dark py | 2° Ln Job of Lace Collas for Ladies nd Children, Weight ey 5 rider T pales AB reg re Ladies Navy and Black Serge | = BRIFFITH-At 61-2 Hanover street.on Ls 30 places New Tweed Effect.4 in, al wool, would be » J Dept.-Laces.eut Sn rand Best pi Tach Finish, 150, Pri.Friday, #1.29, ve : \\ bargatn af y y : ay, 4 Styliuh Reversible Check Golt ird daught ve scoured à in Laces for REEL MeN GEINE) New Wrapparettes on | DE ER EE OS oe 2A TEA TL re | Shots Worth 105, Friday \u201cXH I BITION N NOTICE ! leave eve evening tor Wi Windsor Street ath 27 inches wide, in tout\u2019 \u2019 A res bargain in All Wool Cheviot Serge.@ in.ee the Bimilar Goods to above, but in otter qua quality, ad per doz.Gents Goria Umbrellas, with New Btylo Crook Handle, à.830 5, Ladies\u2019 Flannelette + ton, to meet 9 pm Pert th train, En several choice \u201cpatterns y colors and in Yeading shades, price should v te and Male Pointe de Venise Laces, medium width, A Job in Gent's Night Shirts, well made and worth $155, 17 Wrappers; they ar Il made | i ferment on Saturday, 14th Inst., at Per worth 110, Frida leot £ THIS IS A PLUM.Norn 156.Your choice, Friday, aù 50 74, Pot Gen : + pers, y sre well made w - t.[Chicago papers please copy.] hy y price select rom, Oream and White M; tee Oriental Lace in Ÿ widths, We are making a hig bid for the men's trade.and Stylish patterns and retail AM\u2014At Picton, Aug.31st, Irene El- {8} yard, To-morrow, we rush we have ever had they are worth Se.Süc and 750 yd.We will offer: ing big red + enter of un J.« and I.\u2018Graham, Te Coe department with above bargains.them in 3 lots on Friday, 10c, 15c and 25¢ yd.Thess : P Dept.-Glo at 83.25, Eriday you can get _gaosnt Tr of NOTICE REGARDER I THE 5 LE ate Bargains sou do ot mect with every day.wr pt.ves.° one tor 81,25 5 anti ; IH wee d.Bent.8rd, Mrs.Grant, A B ; Black Colored Lisle Thiead Gloves, ranging In price ur new Fa antles were the Mr À QUETTE f oun: one\u2019 13 d BRANT of the Inte wom.Grant, ot Lens: NOTICE REGARDI B Dept\u2014Black D Goods K Dept.Handkerchiefs, Purses and pucx from 410 35 ler hrs ut Pride aie pi at 250 and great attraction last week.\u2014 are Ma Aurmouse V ho has decid sottully a oes that as th .dale, aged 16 years.* NG THE S.\\LE in Al Wool Heurieta.Jot and blue blank, made te Pett So, must go Friday at 15 no wonder at the prices we are KERR\u2014 \u2014At Toronto, Sunday, Se September 8th, I Last Friday a | w Totall at Ge, A Get what A ae Bot he umes.A aojendid Fine Cashmere: Biot.in si the new Fall offering them at.| LINDSAY In A ere to me.et inst.were sold, ay quantity of these pede ER Tae hile they last To- Jodie\u2019 White Initial Elduty.Iso ie Friday # , Ladies\u2019 Tob Colored ord Glover, 121.30 So vai Friday, S©0 these special lines for to-mor- GRAND EXHIBITION OF .- > TROrTOW FOR CAN e Handso: E dered b BEAL te hy Ui | SE a bio As re Eee mans mn acer Par Dont iat, te ut our Mots Dry Goods, Mantles and Milli nes {Papers ease copy) Lapeer.customers batine quantity «1d to Udors Cloth, all wool, double width, regular price Real Saal Combination\u2019 Purse and Card Case, We tect 8 bigday In this department tomorrow.Room to-morrow, It you do y S, anties a 1 inet gan, pape a D ods store ame rohants »- ot Fang oo.La ean at $1.00, Friday, 9c.Q Dept.\u2014Whitewear.you will miss » chance ot a 56 NOTONS rad relie oO, 1 the Tats Fran: ry G \u2018 TORIGE Last week we had five exten hands thie department A MA OI Boowe Windsor Soup.3 Friday, lc.Ladies White cotes Corset Cover, 1e; Friday, Se.lifetime.Commencing MONDAY, September 9th, and continui this Grand .ia > ln mse or Bose, sold erayeborots ridasSe Eadie White Coton Chimise Si Friday.th Ladies\u2019 Black, Brown and Navy Exhibition of Cheap Dry Goods until the 33rd of September., Ae AA NA ~ A AA ee Arr aa \u2019 \u2019 VISITORS to pur fair city are cordially invited to inspect our cis Johnston, in her 69th year Em TPE Suey ene, i TWILL SHEET; G BARG AINS.Every one knows that the Cocksfeather Ruffs and Boas are the greatest rage this season.We will offer them Friday at 35c, 39c and soc immense stock of Dry Goods,\u201d All are welcome at the G _ 8-4 White Twill] 7 HOH I this.\u20ac 2 igi \u201cCae.regular 220.fur 170 ; Cotton 8 SLsetings \u201cin ail the new effects, such as Black and White, Black and Red, Black and Blue, the same Goods are sold in all large stores at from 75c to AU B 0 N A CH 88.d 188 ., M R E 1883 and 1885 £2 étre Se eral of frome 94 White Twillyard $1.50 each, one to each customer.Young ladies, do not say we forget you on Friday.ses Thomas de ~ Dame 0 \u20ac sons ( » residence, No.regular 26c, fur Sic.Cotton Sheeting, Eri EP HEE oi pied 104 while Teil vend \u2018 \u2018 nt \u2018; Tien this\u201d intimation, as there will be no regular 290, for 23 1-: : fetta Sheeting, C Dept,-Silks.K DEPT-Continued.* by, © DEPT-Cintinucd a Jack : L ALPHONSE VALIQUETTE (Opposite Balmoral Block).cats 920.ne Taâles\u2019 Whi ° eaver acke \u201cLatest Blok Friday Bargain Day ursdaz \" ME AT A, = 4 beloved D Beran C2507 Buttermilk Coupiexion Soap, always void ai, Ladies Ladies Wai 8 is Cotton NU olf le _ .Style,\u201d immense large sleoves, | out for our nez Sahin pentes \u201cmar PE wife of ose: Mi M en th Tat FRIDAY'\u2019S E Tomorrow we shall rue out à big fine of Bum lo So for handkerchief, stad\" ERIAFEL m G hanters, So; Friday, ©.tull Skirt and large b = M'QLADE\u2014At Toronto, Ont.ARGAINS poe Toe pric a Ot ab ho rer oere cor this aati dopé at de dherctier ré ppd eg na Bite, 100; Friday.de \"Butte we should él Thomas, Devi and mma Me 800 Sampl the trade at less than 15e.Podday We Si! soil them Friday : 99) Corered pertarsted Chamois Vests, $2.56 uttons.e should get #10 Glade.* ple, A too of Silk Satin Merveilleux.tête Pr Boehm Imperial Lavender Water sod Esu de Cologne yifriis 7.818 tor this Jacket; as to-morrow go ae MURPHY Soh t.Sth, Ellza- - Faire of we in long bottles, sold everywhere, ¥c.Friday, To, et (he lat wock ve shal show Ladies\u2019 Blouses is our Opening Bargain Day Tene bet beth Ann, ire o8 Jo co John oodcock, aged BOOTS AN v 5 pleoss culy.| Foon ds Scie Sov snd « Bours, Bertrand Fils Triple Extract for the Handkbe- Ve musk cleat them Friday.in Mantles, we will offer them On the 9th 1 inst.at 8 Chomedy 5 SHOEE ™ stor iowa fe Ot Ih what you bare paid for R Dept.-Corsets Li die 4.00 Tweed Jack a a adios\u2019 Seaton Tweed Jackets, MONARCH ECONOMIC | monte \"daughier OF on, aged 2 years and For Ladies and a : D Dept.\u2014Linings.L Dept.-Ribbo T0 dosen of Children's Waiste, white aad rar, su ch à Lined Check Tweed, with Vel- ¢ Funeral ai ivate.214 3 Manufactured by Gedre3tiemon Back and colorsd Cembrie Linings \u201cdouble fold\u201d which pt.ns.We A re.Tat, regular 500 vet Collar, large sleeves with :Ù STEBEN At Brockrille, Ont, on Sunday, Elator & Sons sold everywhqre at fo yd.Hore ca Friday, 4e : Hoe, at Xo Cuafl,this is the \u201cLdeal\u2019\u201d Y 3th fnst He Henry oh Tangs.second so.Bon of Their Best C ser Linings preferred by dressæakers to any other, Light Colored Satin Ribboos, just the thing for fancy \u201cLa Parisienne! i well known ss a good Tic corset: We - Lady\u2019 s Jacket, we bought ic \u2014 Boa, ~ Their La gods pate any dh aa will cost you snywhers Wide Double Paced Satin Ribboos, all pew shades, 1c, To-marion ve wul or tbe well knowa D.& A.$1 Corset to sell $13.00, you can have .\u2014 $ ONTH MIND MASS In Black and Ta] >\" | a at te ot\u201d hes Tee Pucks, Tho Sakic\u2019 hack Pancy Ribbon, wide width.Pi 5 Claap Cacoet Bosks Embroidered and Fiain, lio.Fri one to-morrow at $5.49.\u2018 1 fa the late Denis Harrizan, of Outremont.will take place To be offered To-morro Leathers a ie Eon a0 on Friday nu rei tl IIR Fancy Millinery Ribbons, dark and day Bo pair.X and Y Depts.-Carpets and on- ET Fifi 0, oh PE Chart, i oa spon Der cont loss than vor, Friday, 840 | oko of he lal Fly 10d on Bato To 5 Dept.-Boys\u2019 Clothing.Tr ¢ Require No Brickw ork retail prices.These are genuine Kiboon Bargains.| UPSTAIRS.i W i NAL_MRS.W.CARON, DRESS MAKER E De \u2014\u2014Flannels & Blankets.wa, À Pos serviceable Tapestry Carpet, good vale tue 300, YS ° pren has arrived from New York, aud is at No.1 Silverware ' pt M Dept.-Tri i \u201cae por the th a re the old price Abies quality, hearts fv patterns, Tepestcy Carpet to be .; - ips Square.rer 31 6.ar in Figured_Fiannelette for wrappers, all nice patterns, pt.mmings, and Orna of them aks Friday, 6e.G Hi h E .ga s 181-%, Sc yurd.: ' 3 and 3 picos Suite ! bought Job i be offered Fri A a uew patterns Chentile Curtain, fringed both IVE g est conomy.SHOWERS EXPECTED, CT B® BI Bakes SBE Bf To clr et ret ments.Soy See a Toc Fad Fron ine | \u201coh oft Br ce hep Sl nh Te } 83; For read a per pai 0, or IN 20 remain Hes: Plated and h Gray Pac [rey are ope We will sell it on Friday, in We have received a case of Jet Ornaments suitable Bom Novy Blue Rector à S00; Pordan J oS A va eine wil] 2 oe roy eat lacs 1374.wide,scolloped $ Thoroug hly Constructed.Indoors, &nd feast and feast again raved Silver Cake Buffandsomely En- lish oc dark shades plain or tilled.ab 10.lille eu ch svods amen.Thom, according BOTS Suite, bie na re tom ee id at dc, vill be cleared ont pt 200 74 Gp Isdy'ehariotte gelstain.| $8.74 ket, #418; for Laws sme WeokDlsskew, mE.Pacs, ae Tl ne Sept St dial tam Yell Fi Re © a offer - DÉS A, rs a rer | PE me EE Se EE ET mis Ar a Asters, NS.Heavily Silver Plated) for 82.32, | J yo ; Aout 40 role sood serviovabie 1rd and Canada Machinery Agency, sans ses Jantes sex ontreal, À nts, Where are the six tal Sugar Bowl, $2.25; gon hy Cryer Blankets at 75c Pair.Sa Aletis mew bat ornamente: the price words pr ai Pot rs a .su tried Bo E ehsh Gileloth, yds.wide, good je © 0 - or JN - \u2018 these n m ory stores ng + grover\u2019s charge Pridey dag.= retail stores of the .Ad This Is the talk of the town and, for that $1.00 to $1.27 each.you san have your choice Friday ai Bost quality 5 trame nglish Bromels with Borders to frusuusenassacuuuatésanuuuel + CARSLEY.master, the talk of the country alse.Batol them to thi Trade > Cistomers.rete yA Tin cater te qualit of âne à cloned \u2018on Friday a'st30.\u201cPhasing 4% 010 will be LAING PACKING Ag: amber en te me REET Ep an vee BERLE RRR | TORRES Pied Wan.CC ue se CARPET ; i | give at 33e pair?Come im, sid judge for vers tat loss than \u2018the cost of maetsztaring we will sol It 350 Not.more than ons pound 15 30 docen Ailver aed Tobie Rocha\u201d 1h Frday dc sash ; 00 or 0 1 Î & PROVISION ÇO.ARGAINS seursair.Propnreyourseives fer thowinten, DA rite pére emorree So TE Bone 0 tn pd et, Imported, sold evscywhere 30e; Eve Piatod Reels\u201d Knivesy io, Frviay Jo.You don\u2019t R Ri k : .Pretty Tapestzy Ue .at the above prises.| he\u201d \u2019 ; Friday, 100 bottle.Engraved Silver Plated Fruit Kuiros,25c, Friday 10c each.ou don un any 8 (L\u2019td.), where they for 20 ts, wut'h 80 ofa Naas whea Sootai Door Mate, 7 ' \"et yoauss .sell such fine meats to-morrow, 91 ote gular price 35 ota., Our Loss is your Gain.We havé 147 Pieces of Fancy Cashmere or French Wrapper Flannel, splendid Patterns, the regular retail price \u2018y.China Matting, speci.ea was Come and Get what you want, Friday at asc.These are lovely Goods for Children\u2019s dresses and Ladies\u2019 morriing wrappers, all ex- Det , 55¢.y ppe HERE ARE THEIR m |» ota yd Reversion TN only 19 posed on our large centre table same as we did with the 12 1-2 challies.4 ADDRESSES : \u201c \u201c18 cts, for Spot > Carpets, ., worth , AAPA .; AAAAAANAS to Fuveriian a dress or wrap, It always ives 234 Bleury Street, cer.Berthelot.Telsels |: > Ce a aa .DEPT\u2014Continned.perm: style and Stiffhess to sleeves 1630 St.Catherine, cer, 85.Mubert ot.Tol 6300 ry .}- F-Dept.\u2014Linens and Cottons.N Dept-Notions and Small Wares.T Hasvy Engraved Plated Napkin Friday Wo on Zod skirta, and adds as weil a 312 At.Lawrence, cer.Guilbanit s£\u2026.Tel 6973 Hosie Bars \u2018ains 10 dooge of tem sion Lise, Hack Towel, worth $10 | Eee Tree hott The: Friday tor liver Fist Boite and Peppers = warmth lo coats and capes, Tt should a 7 Chabetlles squars.104 ch, Patent Hook end 100 Judy.bo curd.Croan Saar: Picked Oibbage and Cuulifomer Twisted Wire Fate Handioe ss through the body of coats aud wraps ass pro 168 20 dozen Ladies\u2019 Black Woo! Be lnrge Linen Towels sre considered sples- Ourling Irons, 15e.i do gach aT kien, 250: Fridar, 12340 botte hits Meta) Tra Friday ta.tion from cold, and dress w \"941 8.Catherine nirveet, Owe ek alsts for outing sults East \u2026 Aid vaine at 15e.You ons buy them To-morrow at Suk Dress Laces, 10c, Fanoy Lenoh Tin sonisioing 1 Ib of Best Powdsr te Motal pick dnt] Britny 10e.hould also be | _JSS1 AL.Catherine Hireet, cor.of Oliver able for Fall wear, Xoo, suit 100 each.* Bef ar ki preg de or Mustard, Friday, Nc Tae Lanch fin aisee Culdrons Beta moosting of Fieied ied, Knife sud otherinterli ined Chroughout meh id, No Avenue, Westmount oer an price 950.You can thiomtreal mech That is the width of n êne White Nainecox 20 Kllenarte Best 5 parts worth tals sum, Spoon In Haun lined bos, 36 \u201cFriday Pork sed otherinterlining pretendstoclsim these combined morrow for 17¢ pair.wm To- - Muslin that wo intend selling To-morrow at Mo: the alr ts French Oreama, Gum Poel \"hoe sail please the Li qualities.Find the name on every.yard,- price was 350 à Patent Hair Guten 00 de 10 each.i Dimas, wed od, gonaraily sold at 3a ib.igh ! N Th LAING Packing & 00 mM 1 S Damask, that fe wally sold Se.German orem Toll Le, fo ES arr hell them In 91 paroot Friday aù 8140 th.gin Baraios in Hous Puraihings i he Basia HE aol ors, Black pram, Slated- Crea Provision UV.Umbrella Bargain tua White pod Homegcand Toilet Covers die Chidress Blick 30d White sic Lagi ko a Cron Fada mu! Big Outre oa.de PATENTED, JULT 1900, MARCH 1986, posi?N5ty1 2 fout, large band.307d Sewing Cotton 4, Friday, % spool.Coops in package, Friday, : isk Mops, Bon.; : = m2 Best value ever offered in Montreal Te ns veer: mad vpuil ve Ta Tal 200 yd Anen Th 100, Friday Be epoot date and \"Day & Mares Bice\u201d blacking fn large sims Mine, 10e.Large Brocd Pac » 4 : ow ; Gn .TO THE.20e Umbrella 81.00 Ladies\u2019 Partad TS ent fail to ses these Quite Hans Little Memoriodum Fe Waals Pek Manins Leder Sho Dred Shomer 190 | Bit Monde.i : fre i 95 dozen » Parasols and G Dept.\u2014Wash \u201cGoods.\u2018 Ba bovine ction.fa\u2019 Friday bo, gaatuated not ta pm EEE ha Fol ime Fone room \u201cee EVERY I H | NG \u201c CHARLEY'S AUNT » Medical Pr f all reduced from 25 to Bj per cons Odd tiwes of Seotch and Ohambraye, of Ru i oar, rater | « ge 0 ession.discount AIT Cs Ft 1 ot A Faocy Gastar Elatic Friday 3s 18.| comma at\u201d ssebrated Bde, rogue hs Pt.| Ein Lae ick ME \u2014_\u2014 4 the season at 100 and 130.Friday TNC.Hair Nets 100.Friday 3c each.0 ailoass Bar Soap, worth 1c; Friday, 100 Largo Cate Bored, eo.© FOR ris ' .Always U .TRIONAL - HYPNAL - SOMNAL.\u201c| .Tue Dalacos of our Jupanese Bateeos, Uist we sold sertier Mie Lemch Baskets, M0, Friday, 14e.\u2018 re Kai and Ports, di \u201d Wo .ses pa, out THEY ALL 80 TO-MORROW the season at | Overs the pb with, stat what Foy DE sod, = Butcher's Knives, 3.\" 8 owe THE HOME.Éd - ; pes - de.P pero Ham 10d dura Po eue Brio | OUT THEY ALL GO To-RoRROw Tv Dept.\u2014lantles and Costumes.von Bot, Plo \u201cpontiomen rhe Vs viens our Moek came | \u20ac \u2018tap on\u2019s pr Also Cu B.T.M.Atouniser ; Beci Crecite | Farc our prices and ges acquatniod wit ves Ca 0 Another Mie Toadies Tweed | from $06 Bic, and our meer, CHU Me wei ; and saiesmen às much of à seciai plen- ASS men FE THE GLASSWARE THE GLASSWARE | \u2014 - Lan ~ AAA v * ~~ = ~~ ~~ .~~ - ana APAAAAS ., ~~ Se aC aiwars pleased to eam Th HENRY R.GRAY, 19° Prices God for To-wbe | LA LY 8.WOOLS.~ woote.Loom 0 JS Pape ist et: yr Threads °c oo Pharmaceutical Chemist, Flowered Ice Crea Dishes, to.woh + We expect to sell 1000 Ibs.of Yarn at the following prices: Best Scotch Yari, 65c lb.Extra Super Scoich Varn, $1.10.We do not be- Their nechs are iuperatie tion dat vede messe 138 us Lawrence Main Ms Grape D.Fe bn Canadinis Varn.seld at asc to 456: but will give you the Best Yarn in the trade, sold all over af oc sad $129 Ib., at the above prices.I © They r je \u2014 Bert Lee Berry à Dish say EE : | we cause ORF IATR Over \u2014 Hel SEE wf | bd , «= no WAITING\u2014EVERY ONE SERVED: PROMPTLY.\u201c20 Ear RESTS | AT EXHIBI a Nn THE AMERICAN WRINGER co, 1 \u201cHere a Cu RAT me || WIG ET No'oy -yoods Cr on Friday.220 No Goods Exchanged \u2018on Friday sme Il rm æ will doubtless exosl any previousty : =: i 4 \u201d ! ada Ny Co 1678 and 1680 Notre Dame Street.POI RN = \u2026 a 2 1b steo spas he thet.Tue rou | 12 A Printed Bargain Lists at Parce} | Desks.Stores Open at 8 am.4 (ae eme me || wih i come BRUSHES, OLLAR ars becom pular bras Ci - ; .) up.«WO th remembers.go BUTTONS, HAIR ORNAMENTS 5° dO Toe PO ee rec | ; making : ZT, FL __ AND CHEAP JEWELRY simply because they are ON king De Delius Neat 4 BERT for SC ; Porte, TESXEY = co, : REN ens Toate.rat ee chrner and Pie of 0 Fy + Gidna 46 frames at, Nentrenl, .S CARSLEY.À , M: ny Wider Ea} TRIS the sounee complete ; - WF y td LEN Fe T2 WE JL Neiman im fo Mat Sonar no = .Children Cry for Piicher*s Castorie, Notre Dame and 84.Petet Sip, 2 m6 43 CE Een au mire ae : EC PRR EE mommman LE sh St.1s ames Street and ; Victoria Square.ie = EE EEE | Cu Cap far cars Ce & a * î ° .bY i \u2019 pean rence reset mare SE eta bat Te > : imam ge - +B Lei ee \u2026 trie ep =f ve 2 ; a.* u + C .Ta.\u2019 : i TET de aa \u2019 K.3 ' FR PE _\u2014 KYRIE wi WITH DREW ' À ie \u201cfées from page L.) _\u2014 > KYRIES BACK OUT.AND CONS OF THE QUESTION IN NEW YORK.Perhaps Something More Than the \u2018Pilot Boat's Interference Re- \u2018sponsible-\u2014A Point of Honor Said To Be Involved.ah (Continued from page 1.) (Special to the Star.) te York, September 12.\u2014As soon I \u2018the Valkyrie turned back from the - to=day she was surrounded by the tugs of the newspaper me n.eager Lo yo legrn the cause of her conduct, but Lord Bünraven poitively refysed to make any to repeated enquiries and went w when the reporters persisted.As eantime Sailmaker Ratsey and De- ger Watson smoked pipes compla- phy.And rofused to say a word.| CA Whén the news reached the city the Mappointment was very great.\u2018There Bo yo.htsmen on hand to discuss th-afiais.but an impression was about \u201cthat J.ord Dunraven had withdrawn on Run of his feelings over the decision \u2018êhe Committee on the protest of Tues- ro wand had gone out and crossed e to-day to give the committeea A at bo award the third race to the De- ~~ fedder and so end the match.¢ inference ws that.feeling that the on of the committee put him in the potion of having told an untruth about \u201cthe position of his boat on Tuesday, he + Ad nothing to do, as & gentleman, but , it is pointed \u2018out End Lord Dunraven\u2019s grievance (0-day ss real.Just as; Valkyrie rounded for ry start the second Lime, the tender of raven ran zlongside and spoke the Commitee boat, u is supposed, \u201c\u2014about thon piiot.boat's interference, and frétp-tha: time, thèugh she c t - = it w&s -ssën she did not intend to Pen tha Valkyrie came down to the ue a large schooner, pilot boat Nu.19, came direct!y across.and to windward Gers r.fn an instant she was blanket- .and as soon as sh© get a bit of wind je went to pot\u2019 and rounded the Light- .As shb, did so sh2 sent up to her sthead tbe ensign of the New York Mcht Club, signifying that she sur- dered the race om protest.he sparkle of healthy anticipation Qual ta such occasions was nou in the revious to Me start.There was a- Brit of foreboding present when the |\u2019 rie's manoeuvring was witnessed: h ss precedes a calamity or an execu- + ae unfortunate foul between Valky- 4111 and Defender at the start of : race on Tuesday last, the award- M * ,of the race to Defender, all tended \u2018+ \u2018blue matters up considerably, There 8 a glimmer of giright sunshine, hsed by the report\u2019 that Mr.Oliver Iselin had asked the America\u2019s Cup = ittes if they had any objection to =z to Lord Dunraven to re- Lb ged] Fhe triangular race on Tuesday.R rumor had it, that he had re- a favorable reply.and that another\u201d race was in prospect.in place of & \u2018the one awarded to Defender, on ac- 1 sunt of Valkyrie's foul.an outlook Xx : could not fail to make a favor- 4 > impression among sll true sports- : Bat all ended in contusion and disappoint- fender kept on to tho stake boat amd turned at about half-past onc o'clock d started for the Lightship again.\u201cot\u201d American yacht's doings were .nessed by thr excur:ionists that remained with much interest, though not \u201cWith the enthusiasm that would attend 5 .-ù a\u201c ÊTRE abon about 1.40 when Defender start- 1.Le to beat back to the Lightship.Then \u201cwas seen Defender wouid be able to \u201cfinish in the time limit.% She was made out at 145 on the port &, standing for the Long Island shore in under all plain sail.She went about im- i Jpediately after and headed south.; Valkyrie at this time was anchored at - Bey Ridge.».Xbe impression is that she will not race prt but return to Engiand forthwith.20 Defender was within five miles the finish, and it was then consider- probable that she would finish by 3 fendar had not finished at 3.02, and wind was dying © } SH Dunraven's Roasons.La \u201cWhen the Valkyrie returned to Bay PR \u2018Ridge, Arthur Glennie, Lord Dunraven\u2019s ative, and authorized by Lord en to speak, stated that the rea- Tor 1 not excursion steamers, Ÿ sont & letter to the America\u2019s Sem itien o gosterday, as already de to be opaned after the\u2018 oration af op Mideration the protest, saying pee he -L hs ailing was interference be assured [a would sail, otherwise not.He crossed the line to make.a race.Evening Post says editorially to- ~The ision of: the America\u2019s \u201cCommittee in Tega ard to the fouling of the two yachts in Tuesday's race, has received with almost universal ex- ions of regret.Nobody questions \"the fairness of the commit tee or thinks À it could have reached any other : n under the rules by which it had - 05 guided, but everybody wishes that some way could have been found by which t ities could have been brushed , 5 and a decision reached to have > sailed over again.+ LE 0 t the general publie.which takes Ts absorbing interest in these - Lien ve all things is a square teat ES morts of the competing yachts.Jt.knows very little ahout the techni- wander which the races are sailed ad cares very lithe about them, \u2018Ma Li best t Win\u201d is the popular senti- 5 and It it oe to be hoped that some devised by which the races S alone.But thé Dunraven to-day 1e outcome is pee or all concerned.\u201d \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 t September 12.\u2014 While the tone E best of the English newspapers a à @mment ing upon the decision of FE = Committee, staining ender's of» in Tuesday's yacht rade, contirtues to be moderate, it must be ad- | ved that tbe Committee's decision has bs uced a eral feeling of Irritation dvérse comiments vidnais are heard on all sides.in an article on t first watch could hardly be call- owing to the shameful inter- excursion steamers.[t fo Tuesday's race Def; by the accident, bnt w: erits in the teat to wind- to Def euder\u201d s protest as y orm an opin- it would not have been\u2019 Valkyrie Iu had the cases which throughout has main- \u2018 .ae Bu Sele Sm the conduct of LAST EDITION, one would.quarrel .dering that\u2019 the race be \u2018| compelled to give Tuesday's race to the \u2018Defender.+o undoubted honor.i BEER IE der off Lightship now.-that turned out to be a mockery and {he cup.P Possssion ia ioe polate of the in Americs.The Evening Nowa says: \u201cThe whole -aavors-of-sharp-practive.-\u2014-Ne- with .declaiou or, be re-sailed, but we cannot stomach a paper victory ue Pal to Defender.\u201d of a ing article où the sabia ates a art on t ilates of lon a patience and good temper, pertinacity and unquenched love for Justice, and continues: \u201cIt is not easy to accept the devilon, but wo hope we are taking as aport It is bardly Phe wan but according to the rules of the game.We accept it, and will try again.1t turns out that Mr.Iselin is rtaman with the best of us.We all have another race.\u201d The St.James\u2019 Gazette also accepts as a fact the report of Mr.[selin's ofier to resail 'Tuesday's race, The Gazette further anys: \u201cIt is a most sportsmanlike offer.The decision scems clearly and demonatratively but it was authoritative an ahoule \"be accepted lo;- The Globe says: \u201cThe decision is received with the bitterest regret and dis- intmgent.Still, it is the duty of glishmen, as true sportsmen, to ac- opt it without complaint or protest.\u201d hs Westminster Gazette says: \u2018\u201c The decision certainly puta the good feeling of English and American sportsmen Lo a severe test.\u2019 Highlands, September 12, 2.13.\u2014Defen- THE RACE BULLETINS.(Continued from page 1.) Long Beach, 12.25 p.m.\u2014 Defender still going east fast, though wind falling slightly.Excursion fleet is strung out.for two miles astern and the trail of smoke they make Just, Shseures Defender's snowy topsail.udging by fender\u2019s mainsail, ride uling oe erly, which may enable her to close reach home after turni the mark.Long h, 12.40 p.m.\u2014 \u2014 Defender's balloon jib trimmed.well aft, bog 2 still pulling like a locomotive.The of the smal! yachts and excu don oot now edging ahead for mark.Point Look Out, L.F., 1.10 p.m.\u2014De- fender, is atill of Long Béach \u2018going to st t.fre Island, September 12:\u2014Defender turned the stake t- at 1.40.She could hardly reach it on account of crowd of ats around it.THE N.Y.YACHT CLUB'S DECISION._ Those of | us who bave sympathized warmly with: the plucky \u2018efforts of Lord Dunraven to win the \u2018\u2019Cup.\u2018\u2019 were naturally disappointed when the regatta committee of the New York Yacht Club feit , But it is only fair that we\u2019 should bear in mind that the members of the New York Yacht Club are men The Earl was well advised.indeed, in accepting the decision in à true sportsmanlike spirit.To have refused its acceptance would have been decidedly wrong.He has made a manly fight for the \u201cCup,\u201d L from defeat, but it must be remem- \u2018bered that in entering the contest Dun- raven practically bound himself to abide the umpire\u2019s decision in all disputes, and the umpire was the Regatta Committee.Without proof, it would be most unjust to suspect such men as the members of the New York Yacht Club tc have been animated by any spirit but a determination to do rigid justice.At the same time, Lord Dunraven's withdrawal from the contest will be endorsed as an emphatic protest against the disgraceful crowding and jostling by the mob to which his boat was exposed.If the New York Yacht Club could spend & quarter of a million to hold the cup, it could have well afforded to spend something to supply the place of the farcical patrol and will win honor a sham.THREATENED HIS WIFE.85 Says ue Deguise of Demers at the Trial This Marning.In the Demers murder case this morn- Lhe crozs-examination of Mille.Melo- dis Deguise was continued by Mr.marais.The witness said tbat she had scen Demers in, his shed at half-past four o'clock on the morning of the murder.She had never seen him chopping wood at such an early hour.was then dressing to go to live o'clock mass.On the eve of the murder about ten she heard .Derpers working at her sewing machine and then she heard her walk to her mand, hearing no .more noise, concluded that she had gone to bed.She heard nobody oing into or leaving Demers\u2019 house on t ing.No person entered Demers\u2019 ouse from 8.30 to in the morning use she was sitting in the store near the 1 front door.During that time the carpentera \u2018were working on the annex at the rear of the house.At noon she was twenty minsites away, havin, gone to her Dor ters with a dress.e \u2018loud talk between Doers ah his wife especially on a certain Sunday in May.hed Suttal the witness said she \u201cOù, you hurt me.\u2019 \"not attach any Siaportance the words then, Bho now she threats on other occasions early in May.Demers and his wife ere upstairs, and ustairs.be accused ways up oke loudly to his wife.His words istinctly od downstairs.Wit- pees could not identify the biue d white dress produced, tut Madame mers gengraly re a blue.dress in the wit ae could not describe the dress worn y Miss ave on the day of the Condor, but it was blue, and resembled that mers.One dress could arin?have been mistaken for the other.ghe ge generally saw De- mers\u2019 sant, morning she did not see him.Demers\u2019 m rived y before Bor own.Her own m arrived.always before six application Gf of Mr.En \u201cJean Dave he two 5 iris.Charged j with indantioe, et to- bail was Bate this morning.the Crown refus- consenti trial would foll thier, and if the trial of ya postpt ned it would come Ras.+ Gagr against\u2019 whom three counts of are laid, plead- od not guilty, nd was admd admitted to bail.THE DEAD OSCEOLA MINERS, ton Mick Sep 12.\u2014 of anis Sov, A rac | miners ot.and found 38 at the 14th level and two at the third level.Five are still missing.» : eat ge TT S20 THE WEATHER.- i ar pepe jos sy ae A rn eed J 00 Set ; \u2019 | finger without GIVING MANITOBA ANOTHER CHANCE.THE OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS IN A THE CASE.The Dominion Government Gives Expression to Conciliatory Desires in a Communication to His Ex- cellency-in-Council.Quetec, Sept.12\u2014L'Electeur this afternoon publishes the following extract as the text of the second school order, passed on July 27 last.This is the {irst time the text has been made public: Extract from a report of à committee of the Honorable the Privy Council, approved by His Excellency on July 27, 1895.The committee of the Privy Council have had under consideration a despatch dated 25:h June, i835, from the Lieut.- Governor of Manitoba, transmitting a memorial adopted by the Logislative Assembly of that province on June 1835, in reply to the remedial order, ap- roved by Your Excollency-in-Council on March 21, 1855, regarding the system of education in the province of Manitoba, which despatch, with its enclosures, ars.hereto attach The Committee have also had under consideratio: _a Teport of w sub-com- mittee of the Privy Council, to whom the said despatch and memorial were referred an and which report is also attache The Camit tos.concurring in the said report.advise tbat a certified copy of this minute and of the report of the sub-committee be transmitted to His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba for the information of his Gove ment.All which ts respectfully submitted for Your Excellency's spproval.(Signed), HN J.McGEE, Clerk of the Privy Council.¥ The sub-committee of Council have had under consideration the despatch from Sir John Schultz, Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba, dated June 25, 1895, enclosing : 1.Copy of communication from the Hen.the Provincial Secre®ary.munication: from the Hon.the yd of the Legislative Assembly of province of Manitoba.bry of the province of Manitoba rom these papers it appears, that the Legislature of the province of Manitoba is not ready to comply with tha terms of the remedial order, approved by Your Excellency on March 21, 1895.Among the reasons advanced in the memorial of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba respecting compliance withthe terms of tha order.the following observations cecur : Compliance with the terms of the order would restore Cat separate schools with no more satisfactory ar- antee for their efficiency than existed prior to.said date.The said achools were found to be inefficient.As con- duc¢téd under the Hogar Catholic section of the Board of Education, they did not the attributes of efficient modern public schools Memorial of the le Their conduct, management\u2019 and regu- | lation were defective; as a result of leaving a large section of the population with no better means of education than was supplied, many people grew up in a state of illiteracy.far as we are aware, there has never been an attempt mads to defend these schools on their merits, and we do not know of any grounds upon which the expenditure of public money th their support could be justified.Having stated t these difficulties, the memorial proces \u201cWe are.therefore, compelled to Locle state to Your opt the Presponsibility of pra responsibility © carrying inf effect the terms of the remedial or After reviewing other phases Orr.the educational systems recently and pow in force in the province of Manitoba the memorial assert: \u2018\u2019 We also believe that there was lacking the means of f tion indicated in the order The sub-commit tee Sncire.te call cial attention to \u201cthe following graph of the aly cages + Y E e respect sug our Ex- cellency-in-Councii that all of the above considerations call most strongly for full and careful] deliberation and for such a course of p= as will avoid irritating com lications.© deem it proper also to call attention to the faci that it is only a few months since the latest decision upon the subject was given by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.Fully appreciating the the points involved in the.paragra leave phs, the sub-committee tee beg to that Your Excellency\u2019s Government should avail themselves of the invitation expressed in the memorial for: importance of above quoted further discussion on the subject, and that the attention of the au- tharities of toba should be invited to certain.a suggested by the fo extracts.| SE of all concerned, it will no uted possible, the su ject of ora 00h d be oxclusively ferred, the \u201chope R.A nt Preferred may yet = onde sub-com- mittee have now the honor pe recommen that Your Excellency will be pleased to urge upon the Government of: Manito ba the following further views which may J be prossed in connection witly the re order he remedial ord er, coupled with the answer of the Manitoba Government.bas vested the Federal inthe promi with come Br Jurisdiction in t but it no means follows that it is the the duty the Federal Government to insis provincial legielat ion: to be mutually sat- factory, should follow the exact lines ot this order, A.4- It sb \"however, that a - middie course commend itself to the local item.that Federal tion \"may unnecessary.With & view to settlement upon this basis, it seems desirable to rtain b: \u201cWiad ed from tbe Manitole Legi t is believed by the sub-committee thet the religious opinions and \u201cTights Yon have t of the Judicial Committee of ial Privy Foal aint are patine efficiency or uct, Dh ay sad rogu- of the pul It is with \u20ac the object of effect some such \u20ac int he education Bitte Fat, that hat os mh in mittes an fox.obtained from the Governmen ligne It was with thia iow that\u2019 the Cans- last session n Government of the Federal Parliament made the foilow-.ing announceman .reply in questi Tevès that\u2019 it may be interpreted as holdout some ho) of an amicable set- IAT | ing snd part n- | Legislative Assem- : main the Smarty, of the main | TI Gea, ¢ cluding spb.desirable consumma- Latkes Government ' has also qonsidered | $0.im pou the lent pert oy has, therefore, decided to faut ica during to d deal wi rith remedi ation present session.a or gig be sent immediately to to \u201ctho © Manitoba Government of the Tubject with a view to sscortaining whether that Government is d make a settlement of the question, which will be reasonably satisfactory to the minority of that province without mak- iug it nece: to call into requisition the powers of t Dominion Parliament \"A session of the present Parliament will be called ther to meat not later than the first Thursday of January next.If by that time the Manitoba Government fails to make a satisfactory arrangement to remedy the grievance of the minority, the inion Government will be prepared, at the next session of Parliament to be called as above stated, to introduce and press to a conclusion such legislation as will afford an adequate measure of relief to the said minority, 4 based upon the lines of the judpment of the Privy Council and th the remedial order of the 21st March, The' sub commenter: Save therefore the honor to recommend that Your Excellency will be pleased to cause communi- - cation Lo te had through the Lieutenant- Governor of Manitoba with the Govern ment of that Province, in order to as certain upon what lines the local authorities ot Manitoba will be prepared to promote amendments to the acts recpect- ing education in scheols in that province and whether any arrangement.is possible with the Manitoba Government, which will render action by the Federal Par- the treadly.sentiments - prepar- site Amarkcas bratbea legislation on 4- ar cate sa question dur« \u2026 ce pei Re ce me MONTREAL DAILY S7ARSTHURSDAY-SEPTEMBER 12-1808, ©.House, returned the: sincerest than ks of Synod the Canadian Church for exprosed.\u201cU7 THE NAVAL DISPLAY il fot of the unfavorable ame, and went on boar icienns and Canads this af- ain Wilson, tbe commander of the, Canada, left last evening for Ni alls.He expects to be shesat t a week, and in the meantime t.C.E.Tower is in command.The total complement of the.is 289 men.At helf-past \u2018one ta-morrow afternoon the sailors und marines from the two -warships will go to the Exhibition grounds.To-morrow morning an exercise drill will be held either upon the Exhibi upon the C de The two hips will turn out two companies of blue jackets, one company of marines and three field guns and crews, the two ships crews bein consolidated.A one hour's display will be given at the grounds.The programme as mapped out the naval officers is as follows: ham fight\u2014One compan of marines under Lieut.Smith, À.S.Canada, defending & position attacked by two companies of seamen, under Lieut.Jason, H.M.S.Magicienne.11.Field Gun Drill\u2014One 9-pounder and cne 7-sunder from H.M.S.Canada.One 9-pounder from H.M.S.Ma- icienne.(a) double round grena; (b) It, action, front, Fire three rounds; (¢) cease firing: (d) shifting gun wheels: (e) ount; fr ) remount; (g) limber up and double of III.Marine hayonet exercise IV.Cutlass exercise, Canada\u2019s field guns crews.liament in this connection unnecessary.Cutlass exercise, Magicienne's seamen and stokers.| : PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE COLLISION.(ENAP SHOTS TAKEN FROM WITHIN ONE MINUTE OF THE EVENT.) \u2026.No.1 shows the yachts at the instant of collision and before Detender\u2019s topmast bent.No.2 ghous the No.3 Le to oo sid E- Reveived hy the Provineiai araod this Morning.This morning's session of the Provincial Synod was made interesting by the visit of the del delegation from the, Ameri- | can Church.and by the spirit of Consideration of the report of of tbe Joint joint.commi on marriage While it was plainly evident tnt the the majority of t.favored relegati the Ra to Te Synod, an objection was ra g the Probe Poult, to oni.p ided rovi be Bye The pe wo of of ros \u2018general and ol Pro- -vincial Synods were not as yet clearly defined, aod this\u2019 fact made many of the delegates rather averse to creating what might be 4 dangerous pn precedent.The a8 & res discussion was prolonged until almost twelve o'clock.At this hour garding He ordination en nin à lice ios pr) en nai aides for the ministry, an rk: ing the Lower House to concur wi proposals transmitted.Rev.Messrs.Stewart, Sheltor and Pra Gen.J.M.Brown, of New York, ie J.Bowdon, of ; were ropolved at the d escorted.to Ebisbop à of Ontario, a - \u201ctow wells remarks, distin.Sharon oh of beball of the Guna \u2018dian Church.and expressed \u20ac T Tin Sea te tion dioceses, faut \"hors might be a confederation of the pl du achts just drawing apart, with le sweeping past the stake-boat and concealing it while.Defender Nets 4 shows Valkyrie nearly across the line and Defender not yet recovered from the American delegation.consisti ot | of Maine and door & committes of the Lowe: House and Thole Lordships of He oe Foe nder's topmast beginning to droop.as = THE AMERICAN DELEGATES | FINANCE AND COMMERCE.A LIFELESS ELESS MARKET.\u2014 Business this forenoon on the local stock exchange was of a lifeless \u201ccharacter.Thére was apparently no aesire to do any spec tion, and outside orders vere few, and for all amounts.looks tired Ty all round, Values were easier.Tele- Eo sold steady at 166, and Cable at 10514 5 1-8.Street n chan; The l.ondon ke! ular for Americans and Wall reet a- ng to the dependents,\u201d who continue to assert that it is booked for much lower prices.The friends of the D rty do hot seem to want to buy it, the abse t Lane, pendents\u2019 nave he of e c starting up © me the oppoition er on Som \u20ac - air a lers ers Co., however, frsiet opens to do business thelr: iy Soni have ve all it can an ob Mornin en.\u201430 Telegraph & ® at it st Ry id at 5 a JH ii fis, % at 20 3.4, 38 st OIL rank 235150 Gan nt 20754.60 at Se 20 3 Ta al at \"|B lates Be Hw fad ns Ln et Ras wey at\u2019 > pe HO LE 2 Gaule à [op § ses 4 pee à 10 5 Brokers, § 85.Hacrement sirogt.= tog.1L, Son te Cenadlan Pe ey oo 8 Onde.\u201cWBN 436 - hot a8 & Astantlo.: A 3 Montreal Telegraph MEN\" 8 _ 3% ey ul 88 \u2018 ssl alat oo | Ervin Lh ir by.ition grounds or | | \u2018| 3.B.Bache & N.Y.Wire Thelr September 12.-Cable advices from Fng- land this morni to the Bonré of of Trade 0% bere report as follows: Wheat, off coast, | lower to sell.On e, rather easier.off coast, quiet.Un passage, rather poster.english Lin try mark heat\u2019 partial- ! Cl T.ve; \u2014 on ty cnsièr.Futures, at: od Sept: 48 8 84d Oct.; 48 9144 Nov is loa Det and fe Jo12d juny, Mase, \u2018on spot, hier, Oct., Now.\"ani \"Dec.Se 38-44 Jany Feby, \u2019 flour, 178 rent country marke! quiet and LISENFOOL LATEST PRICES CURRAET, Sept.12, 1805.a wins B10} Be pon UE ch repel à ia $11 Lard, 20 to Mo No.1Cala,, #164t04 114 Becan, 336 to $5 ¢ KoiCua 06 1000\" Telow M0 to MO forme 4 1064 to 0 Leadon Biosk Market.Messrs.J.S.Bache London Mar et até pm.tebion.{th pd.Atchison, jan Fo on cum.asst.* .& Tex : Louisville & N., Shore, Je Northern Pac.Pr.Ont.& Western, Union Pacific, Wabash Pr., Special Notices.something Now for Sportsmen in the The Edward Cav: h- Co.have taken gut a license gunponder, pnd ; = cu Hat Tihs 1% = » me 0 it 1%.3 .m ._ Til \u2014 ew = = = iif ; fe 00 = =E = aE ie # .Pe NGE.\u2018 NEW YORK STOCK EXOH awe 11.Sept.* Third assessment paid.AMERICAN MARKETS.anh Opening Highest Lowest Cloalng Bi 2x Bx Fra 9 som 8 24 7x n 274 gon BH 04 Hos od oa 25 829 820 85 HY 953 ou 97 542 582 Sa 1 580 587 560 587 ; 589 555 5:7 582 we 6 si et él SRE HEB MY Hi 55 J 4 os WOW à #5 on cu - sm 56 54 HU - 564 8 \u20ac 8 5 WALL STREET GOSSIP.= Local Manager.\u20ac.D.Monk.Bears had market to o themselves up to the time the syndicate ab mounted that y had deposited midion goid with the Sur when rally ensu London prices Lo-day, sore about 1-4 tter.Wa \u2018think the market here will be better open ing.hardly think the im- Provament will De isteined.- It le impossible for much better ces until the outio or of \u201cfeat \u2018ceases hat and the rire t sets better, Talk is stili I, and as the earn Le \u201coy ght\u2019 fo be a safe Purchase i À ons.al Mo.Pac.\u20ac d tock 0 fiers bra Tor higher pi fe.this 5 higher prices.GRANGERS THE TARGET, \u201c (Special to the Star.) New York, September 12.\u2014The Post'a financial article says: \u201che bears chief target early -market- rangers, nesses sour]! Pacific and Southerr: ee Coal 1 preferred were especially weal.SAITISH ISH MARKETS.Graln \u2018and Provisions.to ve on Panda full lige of sport r and, havin t re and ra ey the manufac volo etd sell retail at 7 holesale ces.his for ; Merchan: Hil geod bargains in fall dress gopds o FE Dares to-morrow, - Friday, tremendous bargaing will be t{gred HALL OF HEALTH.- Capt.Charles Gouin, of Sovel, recént- fly caught in.Lake St.pike weighing ov ee ~ Sorry Summer À \u201cThat's what Fve had,\u201d \u2018remarked al ately, \u2018and it's because I did: not-stic B SE St.Js Regular Weekly CS place on on Fi ns A \"TEE Semon Italian\u2014r 5 ; : ti Renaissance.We are showing some: beau boautifol Hand Curved Furniture in Desks, Tahles, Sideboards, etc., in atyle of the Italian Renaissance.One of these would make an unique Wedding Present.Henry Birks & Sons, Phillips Square.Y.M.C.A.Gymnasium Classes Just Starting PECIAL CLASSES For Bchool Boys over 12 years.Working Boys over 11 years.Young Men over 16 years.College Btudents over 18 years Business Men over 25 years.Pastors.facilities afforded in the city.Better able to a large number than ever or Before.han lormation at Building.Send for prospectus.* | Jolin early and avoid the rash.3Y FOOTBALL PRACTICE -