The Montreal daily star, 15 mai 1896, vendredi 15 mai 1896

[" \\ LAST EDITION.DAILY.STAR: Last Week's Average w CEKLY STAR: 45, 535 t Week\u2019s- 730.5 338 Average Circulation of the STAR.| \u201cVOL.XXVII-No 115.MONTREAL, FRIDAY.MAY 15, 1896.PRICE ONE CENT 3 | toh, ipndy he work hos commet | Cu: ; t Zt Trade.|\u201c Will Work Wonders MANETTES gill Si oh WE *4) Boys\u201d Shirt Waists, 3 To Peine dires xtra valus sud |, geartitng Advance in Medical Science is \u2019 ; ° | me Imported EL ot LT THE RIGHTS OF THE PROVINCES altar dls A He tee Boys Colored Shirts, FILLING TWILL PLANNELETTES e A ART TA who bad suffered, hositated, then put IN THAT CON NECTION.ized Lo draft a formal : remonstrance Boys\u2019 Eton Coll ars ONDERS WRAPPERETTE CLOTH 1 jue Sue EE are dr rm everybody snd | _ Sthtes i in regard to Cuba, which will Le 9 \" - oo ares, reesei: Hate si NE nN ee tant Ssor Bovs\u2019 Standing Coll Are for th ho k : SPECIALTY.Jobrgn pues shin somare winicthat Lrouid fat winwway®™ \"0%\" They May Prohibit Manufacture fof Dupuy de Lome, the Spanish inter 0yS dan ing oilars, 0S\u20ac wilo Know a good - With this Generation of Men.\u201d BATISFACTORY A combination worth: 2 BOTH » \u201c|| careful attention, is in ie ou iar and vow selling gy is but in a moment he saw \u2014 KNEW _how he would be in a little wiile\u2014he * \u2018saw the light\u201d before bo had firished the first chapte pren wan who would \u2018know the grand truth, the pia we, the pew discoveries of medical scicnce\u2014who Jala oe for past folies aod avoid future pitfalls, should secure this To simple \" \u2018curiosity seokers, td those whose physical condition perfoot-to those who need no aid\u2014to or we aay mphetic cally this book is uscless and uninferca JOHN MACDONALD & CO.Wellington & Front Sts.East, Toronto.It is purely medical and scientific, published to a MONTREAL OFFICE = 2 known sem uf trestment of incalculable value to men wat 207 St James Street.oi.1f pou are looking for something sentimental, frivolous, _\u2014 improper, don't waste your time and ours by writing.This is Bot for you 1?you want advice, wisdom.warning, help, noble men tonä\u2014if you want to escape snares, traps, quackéry-get this took n H 0 u ses t 0 | et Write to the Frie Medical Co 64 Niazara st.Buffalo, N.Y, and ask fur copy \u201cComplete Manhood.\u201d They will Send it sealed in plain envelope, cutirely free, for a Short FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED.Choice Lecatiens.Modcrate Rents, J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 181 ST.JAMES STREET.| \u2014 = MONEY TO LOAN.Money to lend on firet mortgage on city property security must be firs: clans inevery respect.No commis sion: Arle to BECRETARY 115eodé COLLEGE FICE.MCGILL 17 2213 LINCOLN & BENNETT HARD FELT HATS dé EI thes, tr Tho EIRE that makes a man look of 1 n Cc H a soine importance.Doctors, Lawyers, Bank Managers, Shipping and Commission Agents, Stock Brokers and all professional men wear them, The above stamp in your hat shows you arè a man of means, and bought from Allan's shows you are a cash buyer.Look through a dozen hats hung up in any hall and you'll find John Allan\u2019s name in nearly all.He sells good hats, and sells lots of them.He buys them for cash and sells them for cash, and sells them at very lowest prices.Good Relt Hats at $1.25, $1.50, 1.75, $200 and $2.25.© Soft Hats at 75c, $1.00, $1.25, up to Woodrow\u2019s Best Soft Hats at $2.50 each.WHEN YOU WANT A HAT CALL ON STRONG DRINK.Use in the Province, but when the Liquor is Intended for Export, It May then-be Made.(By Cable from the Star's Special Cor- \u2019 respondent in London.) London, May 15\u2014Hrom| advices received here, it appears that in Canada there is some misudderstanding with re- ferènce to question three submitted to the Privy Council in the prohibition case.This question is as follows\u2019 8.Has a Provincial Iagislature Juris diction to prohibit the manufacture of much liquors within the province?The Supreme Court's answer, given at Ottawa, was, No; unanimous, Their J.ordships of the Privy Coun- oil answered the question thus: In the absence of conflicting legislation by the Parliament of Uanada, Their Librdships are of the opinion that the Provincial Legislatures would have the jurisdio- tion to that effect, if shown that the manufacture was carried on under conditions making the PréKibition merely a local matter in the province.From this reply it will be scen, as already stated in the Star, that manufacture for provincial consumption may be prohibited, but there dose not appear mi, the last of the eight sisters of Notre Dame, who came Lo this country from Belgium in 1810, died Sesierday at the convent at Reading, Ohio.She 1s said to have been the oldest sister ip the Roman Catholic Ghurch.he was born in 1812 and came to this country through the influence of thé late Archbishop Purcell.She retired from active service several years ago.CONVICTS START A FIRE.po Paducah, soab, Ky.May 15.\u2014The shoe faco- tory, ctory ao -and spoke factory inside the walls at the shops are rebuilt.It is presumed the fire was started by convicts.IMPROVING THE GRAND TRUNK.Toronto, May 15.\u2014(Special)\u2014It is said m railway ciroles that General Manager Hays contemplates g extemsive im- rovements on thé Chicago and Grand runk eh of the Grand Trunk Sys- SPAIN UTTERS A REMONSTRANCE.Against the American Attitude; In Regard to Cuba.at Washington, will also be instructed to protest personally against the policy being pursued by the American Government.It was aso decidded that the Government shall send 10.000 troops to Cuba in Se ptember.\u2018The Spanish Minister, Dupuy de Lome, being shown this morning a despateh from Madrid asserting that tho Spanish Government had authorized a formal remonstrance to be presented against |: the actitude of the United States in regard to Cuba, replied that this was directly contrary to all his information and to the explicit statements contained in the Queen's speech.He said his Government had warned him to pay no attention to disturbing despatches in the press, as they would keep him fully advised on nll points.\u2018The relations between Spain and the United States, he added, were entirely cordial, and there was no friction of any SAY IT IS A LOTTERY.(Special to the Star.) Toronto, May 15.\u2014The police here have .bgun a test case against the Society of Arts of Canada, of 1666 Notr3 Dame street, Montreal, which they all be 4 lottery.Daniel Laurine, the ts agent, was summoned before the Magistrate today, and the cass was adjourned for a: week: The company issues a circular that it has come into possession of pictures worih from $20 to $2000 each, sell-| ing one hundred tickets therefor at 5 cents each.The winner can have either the picture or half its value in cash.THREE RIVERS\u2019 SCHOOL.Three Rivers May 15.\u2014(Special)\u2014Rev.Father Flamien, visitor-general of the Friars, is expected here to ccnfer with the Catholic school! commissioners of this city with a view of establishing an English academy here, of the na- therhood of wore their regalia\u2019 at th way.men and officials ed the funeral.ive Firemen, who funeral.Rail- nerally attend Few people realize the amount of skill | and careful fitting needed to make a set of artificial h fit properly.The operator has to fit them so that the are perfectly comfortable, and will no make the mouth sore, and, at the sume time, bear in mind the size and color of | the natural teeth which he has to match.The slightest mistake in any of these ®e- sential points r the teeth unsatisfactory.The Montreal Dental Byndi- cate, The.have their oéfices at 14 Philli lips always be found reasonable.Special Notices.$37.5° A Complete Outfit For a House.Comprising__ Parlor, Bedroom, Dinin room and Kitchen, for $37.50' upwa Our Prices Have Become we sell the more anxious we get to hurry away the rest ofthem.If % new stock at heavy discounts won\u2019t do it, what will?1837 Notre Dame Street, near McGill.\u201c Money-Saving \u2026Day\u2026 y Josh \u2018Billings once said he didn\u2019t care how much a man talked as long as he said it in a few words.We could fill the whole page emphasizing the » economy of buyimg hardware from us, but five words explains ail: We know how to buy.Our stock includes great bar ain.| Sizes, $4.26; Boys\u2019 Sizes, $3.50.Boys\u2019 White Shirts, Boys\u2019 Turn-down Collars.All New Styles at R.J.TOOKE\u2019S New Store St.Catherine St., corner of Peel.PRIZE MEDAL CENTENNIAL IBT6.PRIZE MEDAE, .PARIS 1887.EE Wl COMPETITION WITRLIHE WORLD.50 and 25 These are the styles of packings of the famous El Padre NEEDLES Cigars.If your dealer does not keep them, apply to us.© S.DAVIS & SONS.tN COMPETITION WITH THE WORLD.3 Particularly.nti te, # e their offi LME à SWELL 1 Une oot Le 8 $12 yvil e Toa or Sant ne .00! bui .an the Qorness > 9100 00,000 ; insurance small.reason of a specialty of high-class artificial : \u201cWere seing only-good dependable sorts of clothing.of pri P well / \\ Mornin or Sac coats lo fire 400 conviets will be idle anti of every description.and their prices vil Don\u2019t measure us by our prices alone.Judge us by th prices, as as cloths and the prices\u2014no matter how low the prices are.The right kind of goods are in our store\u2014the prices are as proper as the goods\u2014the people see what they want, they buy, and speak well of the satisfaction of going directly where best's to be bad.Montreal hasn\u2019t known greater bargains in y Men\u2019 s Suits than we are offering.100 Men\u2019s Navy Blue Serge Suits, single breasted $3 7 5 e 5.00./ tem.rge portion/ of the track is Yo Come and those and tell \u2018 f ds relaid rite the now heavy steel rails, about it or evenings.Fo a riends Back, sizes 86 to 46 in.chest recently adopted by the Grand Trunk, 1551 St.catherine erine it 100 Men's All-wool Tweed Suits, assorted colors, Kood, substantial trimmings, and strongly 75 Men's All-wool Scotch Serge £ Suits, double or single breasted, sizes 86 in.chest Regular price $12.00.We wi coll these suits Our Store is open on Saturday nights until Eleven o'clock.SPECIAL LINES OF 5,00 MEN'S SUMMER SU Just completed manufacturing some spec- lal lines of Summer Suits in Blue Serge and Light Colored Tweeds that we secured at a Our prices so as to sell them off very fast are Men's Sizes, 85; Youth's Buy one before they are all sold out.M.SAXE & SONS, Wholesale and Retall Clothing Manufacturers, Cor.St.Lawrence & St.Catherine streets.thing when they see it and will have nothing but the best.n.J.[00KE RB RNS SNR) AEA EASA A Ther Are Many Things Which a Man Cannot See \u2014about ready made clothing\u2014many points they don\u2019t know anything about.\u201c Little things\u201d some dealers call them.We think they are pretty important.The way the goods are cut, whether properly shaped or not, whether or not the LUE or Black Se ree Suit.stays and interlin- ae finteb,À rable: $8 al ing are correctly fitted and sewed, 177 St.James Street.2887 St.Catherine Street, van.1568 St.Catherine Street, Bt.usa mp OW-PRICE Serge Sut, blues not a cheap-looking suit, and lots of wear in 1e.save weight suits particularly these points are important.We look after them.We make every suit ourselves\u2014We take every stitch, that's why we wre W sure we lead in the y goodness of goods ASY riced, well made: Efe.2 43 7h OBBY All-Wool Tweed Suits \u2018 N extra Spring inducements 96 5) \u2018WEED Suits of very best Scotch Tweed, long 8 WOAFETS 0,.200000000nca00 00 IGHER tn Prise A re but H these lue Gray ani\u2019 Tan 8 censsauus Prints Abe a EE re Venotian worsted.in fit, style, fabric and finish.BLUMENTHALS,, 1447 ST.CATHERINE STREBT.CORNER ORAIG and BLEURY.= 816 00 while they last at THE BEST ON THR DOCK, .; .J - G 1 Dark B Plain Mixed \u2019 Worth $4.00.Our price, $3.00.Thoroughly Demoralized 50 Monod Single Dreastod Sacks, beautifully made Fruit For The Million .Latest styles in Black and Light Brown,\u2019 we and trimmed.Regular re price was $10.00.TU : We will sell them ab.asoves ocesososvaescenencebrns OR ANGES OR ANGES.OR ANGE.Boys\u2019 Short Pants, blue.Price \u2014They ag¢ rapidly losing.all semblance to current carpet % Perd onl iy re, oil \u2019 prices.This month is going rapidly\u2014so are our goods.The more Rich, Ripe and Delicious, B#\"The pick of the cargo ex 88.Flamboro secured for our trade, Finest Messina and Catania Oranges, Groceries for Lachine, Dorval, VALOIS, POINTE CLAIRE, etc., etc.TALEAYE YOUR ORDERS TO-DAY.Our waggon makes the trip on Saturday, lesving at 7 p.m.FRASER, VIGER & OO CAMPING STORES, SEASIDE STORES SUMMER STORES.CANNED MEATS, POULTRY, etc POTTED MEATS, DEVILLED MEATS AND GAME PATES W HITE SUGAR-CURED MEATS, HAMS, BACON, Etc.SOUPS IN GLASS AND CANS LAZENBY\u2019S ENGLISH SOUPS IN PINT GLASS JARS.LAZENBY'S SOLIDIFIED SOUP SQUARES : One * \u2018Square\u2019 = saffcient to make EE mais or baït of nutritions soup, oS FRANCO-AMERICAN SOUPE 1 UART AND B PINT RICHARDSON & ROBBINS S UPS IN UART OAN LANE GROSSE & BLACK WELDE ENGLISH SUBS, Bio, in Cana I SPARKLING WHITE BURGUNDY.100 CASES CHAUVENET ULTRA HEC VINTAGE OF 1389, Quarta, §2 per casa 8, $22 per cayo T 8 SPARK 1 PERAY.100 CASES TAMPIER rm NG Ba» E RAT.case Less $ per cent.discount for cash.Leas $ por vent.discount for cash.to be any bar for manufacturing tor ture, of the Mount St.Louis Academy whether the cloth i PR .; ; i real is export to points outside the \u2018province.ont a.NLESS ; \u2014 + The Best Made.Mr.Frage emer + Tmmetie en 22 ee uen Ul prestige 52 00 OÙ ; yoo gineer.on the Canadian Pacific Railway, too, the buttons all wool serge suit, alnglo or Ie AGED CATHOLIC SISTER DEAD.ele Quebec ier ive Brother suitable, the seams ESS, \u201cai Wool Chevict Cincipnatr, Ohio, May 15.\u2014Sister Ros- of Locomotive Engineers and Bro- strong.In light M breasted.Bo.OF.double $6 [5 [ ONE Era a I COLE & THOMPSON qu mor ru VALS AND BLOODS.tam : ALGER ave you one Mes! Ba boxes, Fancy Orals, Superice Z a2 ; GE ase some squares, atrips ir ours Cottam jou (NES TORE .\u2019 box de ot Catania, Royal Ovals, Catanis Oranges\u2014Half-boxes, 100 each, only $1.40 per box.= .i A Eo Tor & song \u201c11 jou only slop sud think of tac oes 1850 Notre Dame Street, corner MoGill.Tatars Boot kins (0 sly LOE me wrens ny or ; al o vor beau ann) JAMES BAYLIS & SON, orders v7 mat, Ee Na Ven DRE a tend te .TRASER, YIGER & OO GENERAL HARDWARE TOOLS C t 1068 DOZEN SCHLITZ HILWAIKER or EXPORT LAGER.or.Craig & St.Lawrence streets.| 9 HOUSEHOLD HARDWARB PAINTS | N.B.-Positively no goods sold at our | DOZEN FINTS BEADLESTON & pores IMPERIAL \u2014 * 1000 DOZEN QUARTS AND PINTS MARGAT LARET.REFRIGERATORS PAINTERS SUPPLIES Wholesale Establishments., état Qua CAT Pen 3200 par done.COAL OIL STOVES GARDEN TOOLS Isl 1000 DOZES QUARTS AND PINTS cn \u20ac CLARK, a 800 por doen, - .WILL ANN ANNULLED.land, the testator, who -did not ex- ; STOVES ETC., ETC.A plain his wishes in words: nor did he FRASER, VIGER & CO., \"AN AE SU 81.James St.; + .; Mr.Justice Pagnuelo bas rendered gn bis wily be unable KS do = x _ Our prices are always away gown, but Saturday has judement.Jn fe, ow caso 3 sominat Gustave and teste ont cannot be dictated THE ROBERTI cos T.WESTMOUNT LIBERALS.there- SANS ; & ous w ' \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | tng - its special inducements which make the thrifty Hugues gues Lenoir, dit Hoi a, A Tenn express thelr inst orally must The concert at the Windeoc \u2018Hall this | Tho Liberals of the town of Westmount, happy « Call and see us once; that is sufficient.iste I > Rolland, fils.do so by meaus of instructions fa their evening, by Madama Roberti, and a | who are evidently not In favor of annexai i hand MY le | or trios, smile Be pnt SAP TO PESTE | on mi he Lope a i , , mises © av a MY HATTER, The EDWARD CAVANAGH CO.RES See ES bre pen PC Le ei Rates Email Musa MENT \u2018that be bad been unable to \u2018 case was therefore au The concert is under the patron- r organiza \u2018 had been almost dying, at the time of vobl, and- Roland Wig, on age ot Sir Alex.Lacoste, Sir Wm Hing- be finished.665 Crai Street, One Door East 0 Be 2547 to 2553 Notre Dai st .Lt Rohana etn as his tarproter, fit Jy con io she een Major General Ga spine.The large Aum of desortions from ; M \u2019 = CTT TT the had beehh made on ques- J.B.Rolland, of TREE To as in pos The \u2018trustees of tbe late Lar} of Moray the Spani Cuba is slarming A .(COR.SEIGNEURS) OT» t St the notary on si aa river tn virtue have allocated 000 among Ube Edin-| the aut he men x Bali Phong, Sit \u2018 Merchants Phons, 20% of sass ox digsent by Mr.Ra cé the wil in ques ; bargh city and county charitiks, etc.tented at Uf treatment and ack of pay.= a coe! : te ro a J ' = \u2018 à * - / .or .4 La .- wn \u2014t + A - ! a \u201c .J.; r A X t = $v : \\ Tw .pi .* + - * x: \\ 7 \u2019 +F : fe Te \u201c+.' » ! .| a id - ; \u201c \u2018 0 E \u2018 \u2018 Su - \u201cNn \u2018 | El ! Press 1 tm °- \u201c, \u2019 7 5 - = ar ! e wo HOUSES To LET.wu VATIONS VACANT.TATRA WORK on | Wes Aro Bi sa pA of pula ood poston aoû pay for a Apoly 784 Be.Denis sc.133 SITUATIONS WANTED: AAAS A AAA AA ANTED POR R MANITOBA (IN CONNECTION Fae terms.University st.3 gèneral of thy self-governin or auch other persons as moult bas more of to 105 per se mB om, er lu, 124 wer - COMMERCIAL FEDERATION.{ Lame Lin Which the colonies iow Windows Likeours are not alone worth looking at, but they are at the same time instructive\u2014 they give you an idea ot the kind ot goods we curry and WORK BY THE DAY, OR OFFIC Tenn.Aol Tlo8t Charles Borro omeo.__110 ur Spyies 4 AS CARETAKERS OR OR ol srrisd oo abetainers._Apply ERY WORK BY THE EDF OFFICES LET-OR yor SALE AT FALOIE, Sere kr! white et 7 15.16¢ an bo the fronting mes rom montreal A PI; br vai pr of a at ike ru price.York yesterday the ruling price ing.for new colored, but their ideas were low, generally about 8 3-ic to Tc.and upon all other sub- colanies al repre- the \u2018Conaulied by, eh foporial G.COLMER\u2019S PLAN OF TRADE NE ee hi 0 LET-SUPERIOR TOWER ENE.© ©\" ROOMS TO LET.M8-TO LET, ROOMS 1 FIRST CLASS % ng house at Ra, Dheity Kaaspgatie ME\u2014T0 LAT.SINGLE AND DOUBLE, WITH or wi owes.sonable terms.100 Unipersity po 109 14 OOMS \u2014 SPLENDIDLY.FURNISHED, VERY cormfertable, tres class board, ues vr Bquare, suitable for married couple or Load.omen.6 Rs Pr te k OOMS\u2014FIRST FURNISHAD ROOMS TO éd for white and 4ly are giren au Apply at opus.3A Sto.Famille street, rental .Also firut clase lower tenement, \u201cCounaliion st.Hental $33.00 Hibbard, 180 St.James Ma.cable remains at 46s 6d Butter.\u2014The' tone of the market still very unsettled, buyers continug \u2018the prices we sell at, I his woek\u2019s windows are rious obstacle of an in- Varma \u2014 BY COUR 1 UELPEE OR HOTEL character in the way of car- WITHIN THE EMPIRE.TANTED_A sian 70 bo Grsprai | 1 porte iguse work, one willing to sleep at bo reference from [ast situer os.Ross, The J let, with gas on room Bat; m 128 Champ de is Maw.2 Ce Re for M\u2014UNFURNISHED DOUBLE FRONT PAR- Che out ce sthems is contained clauses of the cumumer- DB 'igium and Ger- cholce creamery i8 of 14 i-2¢, and Eastern Townshigs at fe but no Important business results.So Aero via CLASS WAIST HANDS, 1M4- 10 LET(OR ron BALE), LAKE MEM.Por po arbres Ll teeta?od, near George eville, house novelties in Chikiren\u2019s Cloth.besides some beautiful with modern in rome ents, new house, 39 north of Bf us ms pod se senmatrons, dh ! OOMS_AT 3 MeL rp AVERUR OOM- 1 educa tivo in ph English fa family.AKTED- WASHING, a ra sc \u2014 po n, shirts 8e coliars 16, cuffs, 30.work guarant Apply 3 St.Charles Borromes, few doois from Ontario .A Summary of the Essay Which Won the \u2018London \u2018Economist\u2019s\u201d Prize-Preferential Treatment by Great Britain and the Colonies.many.hich oblige the colonies to ad- those countries on the same terms as thuss from the United Kingdom.By thy action of ths most favored natiun clauascs in other treaties this obligation is mate more or less s there is really full grass creamery on ve oar ket and shippers begin to buy, a chan, better is confidently expected.s.\u2014The top rrice for ch Fa large quantities t the demand, although very fair.ing absprrtion of the increasin large suppiles coming forw \u2018For Jobber Dcsaslonaily gets too Maple Products.\u2014Cholce =yrun \u2018ood still held at 61-4c to 51-2c per lb, t c to 6c Fepresents, the range at which usiness suits tor mon, ANTED-\u2014A GENERAL GEEVANT, wire x Everything displayed cau Canadian prefer noes ing.Ay eet we Unireraity st 4 4 NTED-RESPECTALL E drain us Yours, to engraving and illuminating.fo ary DORVAL, VAL.ON CITY nk of Forest and Btreamn Club House, and 2 a line with ame, two new cottaves, with veniences; reasonable rate : for bus fare ta tation will bo arra 0 KE.Favreau, 35 SL Jamos st.D LET-HOUSKS AND TENEMENTS, in ail parts of the city, Ann J.Cradock Simpson & and we are quite certain judges of good vaiues will not pass us by, \u2018 The Communion Suits we show at $4.00 in pieces are certainly flow in be better grade at $G.B0 is 1uade or a fine V ene- tian and well trinimed.ANTED\u2014BY EXPERIENCED TARMER h.dress * \u201cB no ral.oa British imports from Belgium and Germany are gieater than Brit.sh ex- pris to those vountries, and as, even f the objectionable clauses were cancelled, the colon.es could still be made amenable to tho general most favored nation clause, which forms part of the trealies, it 18 suggested that if the proposition were ma:s lo the countrice in ues: ion they would prefer the modi- wa.i nof the treaties rather than their The tpeaties are termina- il ADy cass on twelve months\u2019 WANTED \u2014 UE uo EDIT NTED_SITUATION A AR on na a dress © vate yacht or steamboat.WATE EY AN EXPERIENCED PERSON, mansk chy priv and typewnting.3 K A vous GIRL AS GENERAL BER.4333 Montrose § avenue, oi Argyle en Waid is werth 7 rs tas Sc er quality and the nuantity involv lots on track the market i Earsiy steady at 25e per bag.Beans.\u2014Handricxeu menton Leans are offered in round lots at sie c.a synopsis of the prico essay written by J.G.Colmer, on the commercial federation in connection with the Statist thousand guineas competition The essay was published in full in the Statist of May 2.The scheme may be divided into four The following is Fedo i Ml TANTED\u2014-STRONG RESPECTALLE GIRL AS geueral servant, with or without washing; referun- ces req.ired.Apply at 47 Bhuter st, 1142 - ANTED\u2014A TRAVELLING AGENT.LL AEPRY IN 114 SHOPS.STORES, POLE PREMISES ANTE BING OR IRONING BY, THE.ETC- TOL Chayles.day.Apply 75 Conde st, Ft.St.Charles.J ANTED\u2014A POSITION BY À vouNa wax, « French, German and English wri r ure beauties, Kilt Suits are handsome and virered at less than their real RNA LE ANT ANA N AE 252 = CG LET\u2014STORE, 3 MINUTES FROM rence street; back partcould be used ua a dwell: ing; good shed In rear.She office.165 St.Janes J) LET SPLENDID ies sto: Apply 1059 St.Jawes ] YO LET \u2014 W'AREHOUGES \u201cHors offices.in good business centres Cradock Simpson & Co.18! St.James on the subject.MAN rosa WHEAT SITUATION.rr a TH He tre 49 decreasing here, Si to shipments since se cu suing oi navigation short Pant Nuits at Koad wnat 156,50, both all Wool anu choice patie rns, >s nuits at from RN to 513.50 are all ot our We are sure to he able Lo tit you.DU ANT SRITUATION ANTED \u2014 H LEE « AND TABLEMAID, VITE vaut or nurso; gond referenoes.1177 mo Hall Tocaliation on the part of foreign countrizs is not antici ANTED\u2014A HOUSE om Ana RE- _ ferences required.Apply 371 University st.1143 ANTED- -A GENERAL- où refesenacs.No washing or rome sa ANTED\u2014BY FIRRT CLASS CIGAR MAKER, who has Leen 17 yosrs foromen in à first Ci ci; factory, speaks French and Knglish, and a first class Judge first class referencus as tu sobriety and very ead.u 510 tion in, goo referential treat- the scheme, be- and Indian pro- cause their import dutles are now as high, genera.ly speaking, as they can be made, and any increas: woud react on the COUT LES themselves.Besides, rial customs unien in ex- Rece bis at Fert wi ment to co ona : 2 ducts in the United Kingdom.2.\u2018Preferentia! treatment ot British in the colonies and In- The additional so i rerivod to.form a fund, it the mother country and and India can ngree, with a view to improve and supplement, the United Kingdom.a colonial council u greater voice ANTED- _aooD GENERAL BERVANY AT 4s , 000, 2itceel ts al.F ort Wii jor the ¢ e3; ondinz werk inst 240 bushe:s and shipments Jit Though the movernent has Ean has not been much Lus.ness doing.ers arr catitious, and notders re!use tn mike concessions sufficient to ensure sales.Friday mor neo ate U'ANTED\u2014 BY YOUNG MARRIED MAN (ENG.gob afraid of work; good d driver.og - .> > - a \u2014_\u2014 warrant tor 2 seas ny\u2019 wear, 7 ANTED-\u2014 soon, KESPECTABLE GIRL \u201c© St.Chas.Lorromes : Ao ANTRD\u2014A RESPECTABLE YOUNG a FER who can a En lak is a FURNISHED HOUSES To LET.AAAS SNS LTT TT 5 0 LET\u2014AT LAKESIDE.oN LAKE shore, furnished cottage, water pink inkitobeus.Apply to 196 Mél at.O LET-FURNISHED HOUSES FOR | the suminer or lunger, in the best parts of the city.J: Craduck Simpson& Co., ih.à\" hardy be ont The follow.ng are sine.of the advantages which it is c.aimed would be derived by the Mother Countr; and the colonies an sions on the other, from the of 8 schemo of comercial Soho Mother Country into c.omer union with the colonies.referential treatment, ona erate scale, tu Briti the limits of the Empire, the bond of unity would Le material as wall.as'senti- : By such prefer:nco the doctrines of free trade that prevail in the : United Kingdom would no: be seriously ! endangered, aux! frver truie than at.present would be made pussi le within the Empire.On the other hand, the British manufacturer would retain the control of the rapidly increasing colonial markets.There would be a unity for the defense of the outlying parts of tho Empire, and a colonial council for mutual consuita- tion on matiers of Greater attention than ever would be to .the colonies.Emigration would flow in larger numbers to their shores and increase the demand for Brit- The investment of capital in the, Solouies would be encournged, and ers of production be ao 1petcased e United Kingdom would year by depend less upon foreign sources J ANTED \u201cBY REAPEOT ABLE YOUNG WOMAN Suits, Jerseys, Blogs N Brunsdon Tone.off bo Dorchester.Silk Coils and Vests, \u201cHal, Caps and Fur- All matriced at low figures and in first clan perfumery audi + partence necessary.P.O.ANTED\u2014YOUNG LADY FOR OFFICE.BOTH Iainges pe A ° the Lulge hi ANTED BY A RESPEQTABLE WOMAN, WASH.Ù.rofereu required.Apply 76 quesnel | ANTED\u2014BY MAN oF EXPERIENCE, et nUon as trave:ler and advertising agent with firm of -Good references.A à when tie dec/Ine Rive the colon'es rial aflairs, and to he administration .pply stating esperionce, xamine it you will our - mw 7 Aniloring Windoly : TANTED-A YOUNG GIRL 16 TO 18 ¥ and see the newest patterns take care of children and assist with ot.tie pa time s: - rs generally hell wanufsctuning chemiete.Froated \u201cheats about bic 3044,\" N afivat.East, 1° Si I \"is \u2018ated that in the United m x onl William ~The Winnirez Cemmerc.a Kingdom sual sp efis dufies should be , enumerated arti- RESIDENTIAL FLATS To LET , Bx = NTED\u2014B Y RESPECTAPLE, on Sort o ANTED- AT ONCE, & GOOD FET.SER- wan situation us working house plainly marked on each mat vaut.Must bave references.0 LET \u2014 COMFORTABLE RESIDENtial ate, Westmount, corner lind tune ave.and Dorchester street.pply stone, or 3 5t.Peter st.\u2018Telephone HUE or 31a.= = AMERICAN MARKETS.ANTED-IMMEDIATELY.À COMPETENT O oni Pp.c.than others lor as thorough servant.Apply at 234 Groene EE ity as good work.Will pay you to try us tor a Amported from fora gm gn lar imports {rom tho colu dia to remain duty free, as al present.roposals are moderate their will be understood when it is stated that the duties, with one.or two exceplions, an advalorem dusy of abou t 3 per cent.Pre ign wheat \u2018and fl à TED- YOU, NG ENGLISH LADY WISTIES FOR Au engagement to care for s low Salary; iperienesd: plain sewer; a Address Recelnte and Shipments.oo oY 16.virus ta £0 003 bustels 0 LET-ON \u20ac GREENE and 51, new, and Toantirony 1 ith all modoru accommoda- JANTED- A GOUD FTAIS C COOK OR GENERAL \u2014\u2014 ee ~ XT ANTED_ AN ENGLISH LADY 18 OPEN TO QF- iers as caretaker for Summer, months.Plensant part of city.References.\u201cF 3077, io puenels of Wheat, ae 0) corn, lour.TANTED- ATONCE, AN EXP 16.\u2014Recelr Le, 63,885 bush 200 oa cats, maid.Apply 39 Mciiil A GOOD TisawiTa.P PPLY Tor ist.are equivalent to WORKMAN'S | Mammoth Clothing House, - 1888 & 1890 Notre Dame St.Adjcining the Balmoral Hotel MARK WOEMMAN.FERN NN La -BY ARESP FREE FOR AN WORK bie day.Appiy at 35 Kont st.114 TED STOO Yel whero more servants are kept pref VAN à IMPROVERS.OFFICES TO LET.APPLY TO DRESS- bblg.and 31,6Ci sucks 0° Duluth, May 15.\u2014Receipts, of heat, 1270\" 000 bushels and shipments 272,000 b Toledo, May 16.\u2014 Hecely of wheat, M uuu corn, FOR ENGLISH ain erred.* LET-OFFICES IN AR Buliding, two on second flat {floors oil- ), heated by steam; roule rent together or separate.lmmeoedial Ww.ik Cooper, Stan office FURNISHED HOUSES V WANTED, ND NEN eons mae A N COUNTRY, CLOSE TO MONT, ished or unfurnished houss size, with grouud attached.Apply by letter, ot r street.about 1s.r quarter, ihe The im por ts in 1884 of the enumerated articles from fore gn countries were valued at from the colomies \u20145TOUT GIRL OF ABOUT 14 Y with hourework.May aleep at oe Ap- | plyat 1) hile Place.51 ANTED\u2014YOUNG MAN AB CITY GARVASAE snd liberal commission.Address ** V ANTED \u2014 POSITION As NOOKEEEPER.oR banking, insurauce aud mercantile Looks.Addr H., care of Colin McArthur, Kaq., 51 Park wm, Uyments, 5900 bush- Milwaukee: May ps \"Recelpts, 16,000 bush- 2600 There were no ghip- St.Louis, May Fa \u2014 Receipts, 22,000 bugh- in Is of { wheat, 128 v0 © shizments $000 RES chlonxo Hog.Market.Union Stock Yards, May 15.and India\u2019 at £44,- it is anticipated, would realize about £2,10,000.The enumernted articles urelive animals, meats, cheese, butter, wheat, flour, ed and other fibres; ee GUOD COOK FOR à A SEARLE ARTEP- SE TWO SISTERS, WORK oF, any je country.Ar immediately vith I ster st.{ARNIS ERP PRN EN DÉCRET ETES SERIE EE fi Wie real a ton - per ATION A8 CrausERNATD] ANTED-COUK, WILLING TO GO TO THE seaside or country hotel.Address \u2018J 216, country for the rammor; references required.Dr.a Cumpbell, #434 Bt.Catherine 5 11 WyANTED-A GENERAL \u2018scavanT 760 PALACE PATENT SOLICITORS.a EN NV OWEN N.EVANS.patented inall countries Write for \u2014 K.NOLAN & CO., Solicitors af Patents and Kzperts, 51 Sparks «., Otiaus resse ed and refined; wool, tallow, seal skins, fish, : mahogany anil nuts and Kernels | It would have becn easy to men- her articles produced in the foreiyn imports, 18 essay are several sta- : tiatical \u2018appendices, Alustrating the commercial affairs of the En.pire, and show- g that, relatively speaking, the trade of the United Kingdom with the colonies in a greater ratio the oiher -parts of ANTED-BITUATION BY ey or commission house office.PROPERTY FOR SALE.ANTED-\u2014FOR A SMALL LL FAMILY.A GEN EPAL y ANTED SITUATION AS PLAIN Cook po a good cou mall Ta \" ad CA Oall after 7p.m., i they f yes \u20186638 were shipred and man ot 4 a tim y market Jas fairly active.R SALE\u2014NORWOOD, SAULT AU RECOL- let, à fine house and groundas,suitable for summer teuent snd well | recommen aud winter occupation, sables summer house, JANTED.BY A YOUNG MAN, A STATION than the trada wit Not afraid of work.Ald i dia de bboy.indigo, farinaceous substan- TANTED \u2014 A CANVASSER oral furnished rooms oa bathroom fat, Tel Tele I CONAAS 2420 ST.CATHEBIX UNFURNISIE od room beth fla ice faroished on ant Ny wood am 16 fiver Rous Two Son VURNISHED Joous 3 root parlor and une on bathroom Rats tain if desired: private (amily of two.J Avuly 3638 botween BL.Matthew and Port ane 6 I OOMS \u2014 FURNISRED AND URNISHAD bunutiful room, with or without tral.20 bit.Elizabeth, near Craig._Avply there.1115 Lomi 5 OOMS-TO LET, THAEE ROOMS, WITH 0 without board, with useof dining room, kitchen for summer months.(Peautifully fated a river sido, in Richelieu village, 10 minutes fro (Good boating and fishing.Apply P.Outigny, \u2018\u2019ajchalles Village, Que.ue us \u2014 \u2014 OOMM\u2014EXTREMELY AND COMFORTABL fuenlehed, in à private house, newly r McGill U Cullege avenue before r roon or ere oh JR OVME_FUENISHED) BEDROOMS FOR ORE OR two genglemen, bathroom Hat.also ul front rou, noar Uominion square i Cathedral\u201d i) \u2019e R94 \u2014LARGE WELL FURNISHED BEDROOM.87 Union avenue.OOM \u2014 VERY COMFORTABLY FURTID large double roown, with every convenience, in atriot, iy private family.25 MoGill College avenus.ns RR M3\u2014-TO LET, FURNISHED, DOUBLE AvD single, with board.25 Park ave.1138 oom.WELLFURNISHED, WITH GOODBOARD at $16.00 per month.30 Vict.rooms \u2014 EXTRA LARGE Ÿ WELL FURNISHED rooms to let, sultable for FR ntlemes or or pr \u2018ried couples, also single rooms.Belin 00MS\u2014TO LE, FORNISHED on Porn uished.269 Bloury at Roos \u2014 DOUBLE op SINGLE, VERY fortable, on Eee à at, witb hot water, cup snd gua, Cali at | Reon - on\" L ARE FURNISHED CH room, on bathroom tat, at No.108s St.Louis street, only 3 minutes\u2019 walk from City Hull.j 1123 1 OOMS\u2014COMFORTABLE SINGLE AND DOUBLRK rooms, to gentlemen et Jule Habits: no children; every cunvenience; breakfast If required.96 Unirerats.OOM\u2014LARGE WELL FURNISHED ROOM, ON Lathroom flat, suitable for one ur two gentlemen] Lroakisl if desired: private family; on Bishop street, Ad \u201cB 1333,\u201d STAR olfice.1134 Rea OR TWO LARGE BRIGHT ROOMS bed or unfurnished; private family.Mie James st.Uu Rogu\u2014veui FURNISHED SINGLE ROOM oN first floor.19 Hanover street.OOMB\u201450 ST.RLIZABETH STREET, conne Lagauchetiers, to let, a large room unfuraished, suit able for a doctor; also furnishod 1 voms 133_ 3 Rogan ono ROOMS TO LET.APPLY Cathcart ROMS, BRIGRT OOMFORTABLY FURNISnER, double and single, partiel board: ; ail modern im- ; rent Mountain and Crescent streets.1n36_ OQUs_NEWLY YURNISHED ON BATHROOM 4 gas, hot water.Breakfaat if required.Every thing new.No children.101 F sires 1133 OOM:#\u2014- TO LET, À HANDSOMELY PoRmienES front room.Terms moderate.TIA Bt Ge near Cre Private family.No children.113 OOMB \u2014LARGE FURNISHED OR UNFURNISE ed rooms, with clothes cupbosrd.303 City Hellgres corner Bt.Catherine st.OUMS\u2014LARGE BRIGHT WELL FURNISRED room, to one quiet gentleman, for $7 a month: one smaller rooë, rent very low.81 Union ave.112 Owner leaving the city.rice mpeon & Co., 181 8t.James street.BR dr BEAUTIFUL LOT AT mount, oor.Dorchester and Grece ar 50 ft.deep, cheap for cash.for advertisements for Battershy's Hailway Guide, Apply at 178 Bt.James street, opposite Temple B cee.ornamental feathers, palm oil, rice, fury, Diver and tin ore, But, \u2018in the Judgment: of the write the easay, commerria eater chanoe of immediate adop- puces if it is inaugurated to reduce by one- exisilng dys on j Tom the colonies an ia of cocoa, i tes, the duties on the for- Denon of th 156 articles to remain ren svaTion A8 PUR CUTTER, WITH orough knomiedge \u20ac pe farine ladies\u2019 i acket pac- terns anil fitting.Address Patents procured in all countries without d Agent in United Braten, England and G ; Jr, i a distance can secure patents through us without ming Sats CONDEMNED AS A LODGING.San:tary Inspectors \u20ac Consider the Shad in Which Italian Laborers are Housed to be a Public 00, for which thes HAL: was slow and pr .\u201ceus ANTED-AT ONCE, 4 SMAR man.Apps 319 3 Be Antolos st.ANTED_A BOY ABOUT 15 TO Tre A oho and assist in housework Apply to 2 18 Mo BRITISH MARKETS.Cable adeices to t he Bo Board of Trade report the British markets for breadstufts as follows: , London \u2014 Cargoes of wheat, off coast steady: do do male quiet.Cargoes of whea minaily unchanged: do maize, er, Futures uly &s 3 14 Au- size fis 2s 1} aa Jute 3s od, A OS SALE 550 WILL BUY ax BUILDING 10m 342100, at Laval Fark, | Back property.ORT\u2014A DOG, AN IRISH SETTER.TH er will be rewarded by leaving him at 15 -ANTED\u2014-BY YOUNG LADY, POSITION mother\u2019s help, fond of childrens understands housekeeping; best of references TEDL YOUNG MAN THAT HAS BEEN AT the barber's business for & YEN Or Wore, Ase E Wether, 1784 Notre Dam 1152 ANTED\u2014A Jourg any STENOGRAPHER sed CPE Oo wold Que bar ce re J'ANTEDISMART YOUNG MAN.soon 19 oars ps as shipper.One having some experience releretce pre ferred.The Goold Bicycl Since the Dominion Coal Company got Into trouble with its men engaged in , it has been cwploying a number of Italians and lodging them in a shed erected for the purpose in ards on the Wellington Basin.The local abor crgarizations claimed thai the lodge ing of these men in this place was a menace to public health, and got influence to bear to seoure the intervention of the Board of Health.The saritary inspectors sterday inspected p ding them absolutely devoid of ali | sanitary fittings, condemn a lodging and ordered that i either be vacated or fitted with the ordinary sani tary conveniences.SALE\u2014OHEAP, TwO LOTS OF TaD, oF fifty Arpents, situated in Woo aT LADY'S GOLD WATCH WITH MONO- back, ween St ; James Cthednal and Crys Good ro- ard will be paid to ender a Fe to Windsor Hota of unloading its shi main NTED \u2014 BY FIRST CLASS references, A one building.épleudid Fi center nd and ashing to do pat her her home.Best ref Fit res clear; also oné Ba on the lad.For further information a Carifé with a re n the duties on tobacco from mean a decrease in o the extent of about It will be secn, therefore, hic the scherna involves, roughly speak- a net increase in the revenue of dom of about £760,600.t an increase in price .is not red to result from the placing ot duties on foreign imports of lenumerated articles, at the extent of the pruposad duties.very cass thers would still | be a considerable importation of commodities from T\u2014ON MAY rH, BILVER Porchester, 8t.Huber anot a Finder will JANTED \u2014 POSITION BY ge, rs experience ta - tearoller.s far- a SALE $3000.COMFORTABLE COTTAGE, pishers suswer.af gee She re TS, No.4 Courval abs solid brick, stone foundation, clad bath, etc.Minneapolis first vakers flour, English country wheat markets, LIVERPOOL LATENT PRICES CURRENT, Als y 13th, 1898 Clothi oer of good reputation td will be lil bari remarded ao %8 retain .the us trial, also cent.Address H.v FARMS FOR SALE.AAA à R 2 SALE- FARM, \u20ac on EXCHANGE SELEF- od: fins orchard, with of la Michael Lefebvre & ce, $0 oy ner NTED \u2014 BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG o18 19TH, LARGE F.GE FAWN COLURED M4 as p ok by the dog, house cleaning, ete on Due regarding him will be tha: ktaily received Garrow, fe Bt.Catherine.y by Dr.à = OST\u2014THURBDAY À ruf, on Fietcher s Piel ANTED-G00R Ib AGE: Goolety, 11 Bt.¢ St.Catberin.ANTED\u2014SMART PUSHING ADVERTISISG cauvasser to solicit advertisements for few days, for one * the Sent mediums in the oy.the U piles Kin ERNOON, MAY 14] 4, ark ere an ton st.on Park avenue.Reward at 57a Park ave.4 05% (OST- POCKET BOOK Ar ONSECOURS MARK- money lot tory dl tickets and gold chain Toronto Produce Market Toronto, May 15.\u2014 Market dull.' and prices nominally unchanged, at | tod ke) wi 8 3 to 33.40, Toronto Eh for straight F'OR RALE\u2014FOR THE MILLION, KINDLING cut Mapie, $2.50, Tamarac Rloeks, $1.load delivered any oo, the gr Soa ThAvmLER 20 DO THE CITY ON Por Bon tk , one speaking French 0X MERCHANTS LUNCH ply 4 + | fans SUPERIORS PASSENGERS.or \u201cOBT-LADIES\u2019 GOLD WA zon WITH FINE aad Bogiish.App P 0.B : dst,» at 12 o'clock, betwesn Recollet er will I SALE KIL DRIED KINDLING vioon, i please return to A.Ramsay & e, eut stove rene, $1.50 or Tg \u2018Wood Co., corner Ht.James & Guy.Beater, Lina ina SS.Lake Superior, froh Montreal on the 27th names of some of the péssongers already booked are: Sir Wm.and Iady Dawson, Mr.& A.Mclean and Mrs, McLean, Richard \u201cBolton Miss Bolton, Miss: Bolton.Mr.Nichols, M'as Nich .L.Moss and three Misses Moss, Mr.would remain duty the supplies coming {rom within the empire would and, with the foreign competition tendency to prevent the increase in prices which perbaps might follow if duties were placed upon such in all countries.2.As the fiscal system OARD-AND frvang FOR LADIES DURING rivate.Ladies aitended | to at their ohme, Ladies | Tout Tags EEUR BVENING, BETWEEN WIND- sTED 0008 GENERAL wv, GE.Will finder please return to 53319 Bt.e Catseriee, Sor ] 2 id, sud be rewardad.-ic hard is held at at êre, out Pian May dey oB 8 SALE -DRY KINDLING WOOD.WM.R horth ern Quoted at te to ah ie : So OARD- MRS.MCEWAN, LADIES 810K RSE: ord & Bons, Atwater avenue.Telephone on, best medical attendan vate.Terma moderate, 187 Cadienx at.78 JUODGINGS TOR RE- forded Gren SERVANT TO G __Appiy OST \u2014 STRAYED FROM 4997 WEBTE BN AVE, R SALE\u2014 GOLDIE Mi L 8 Lhe ih, .for terrier pup about AND McCULLOCH AFES, ANTED ATO YOUNG GIRLS FOR iss ule quoted outside at 39: to Aud general work in cafe.No Bunday at 3 extra at doc\u2019 to die, and ats fe re steady: & lot of 2 20,000 D oushels of of white 80 OARD-COM VORTAB: 0 OD retutning che dog to the abo IATELY, AWET NURSE Ar- Ti OOME- GENTLENEN OR MARRIED COUPLE ted with rooms, with or withous board modern som er \u2014: no children.Iv OMB FURNISHED, | NEWLY FURNISHED © $409 Bt.Cath 1143 Rox ons LARGE jr FURNISHED ROX bathroom flat.828 Palac 00M \u2014 T0 LET, IN PRIVATE Fini, \"A large well nb held bedroom, for one or two a tlomen; board end comfortable home; vicinity ave.pea STAR © 114 MS\u2014TO LET, JURNISHED, WITH Bo a at1fecd1fiBleuryst.~~ 0 1M2 ooMs\u2014 WITHOR WITHOUT BOARD, ALL MOD conveniences; late dinuer.138 Mo! Jus L QOMS\u2014COMFORTABLE FURN ed met on bathroom fiat; also ls uni ed bac lor; suitable location tors den RE OOM-LARCE FRONT ROOM, WELL YOR hroom flat, gas, hot water, eto.; fi ty private: board if desired.245 University st.11 OOM\u20146 BEAVER HALL SQUARE, NICELY FURnished large room, suitablo for two; gas, ps sll modern cony 1143 OOM\u2014WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, ALL MOI- orn conveniennes, private family, no children.for guntlemen of quiet habite.17 Mayor 114 3 ROOMS FURNISHED, 1 DOUBLE, 1 SINGLE, newly ahd ery neatly furnished, modern inv ovements, bathroom floor, Auer light; eto.TO soo thew wo take ! them.net erences ured.Bt.Catherine atrect, near Peel \u201c¥F 2060,\" Bram office.x 00M \u2014 BINGLE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, and hot water, private family, no children.147 Manstield street.143 OOMS\u20143 DOUBLE ROOMS AND A SINGLE room, gas end hot water.Torims moderate.1 Guy onies and India are 80 varied, and the Rob:nson, Ars.Adam!, infant and Miss Rees, Miss Rees, Mr.J.Russell, all of Monireal and [rom else- ; where Rev, J.Fowler, Miss Fowler, Rev.Colin Yleteher and Mrs.Fletcher, Mrs.D.Hi Fleteher, Scott, Mr.heat, Miss Richardson, Captiin Si Mr.W.J.Pink and Mrs.Pink, Mr.AM.Naim and Mrs.Nairn and two 2 chil- at 2le, north and west Preis a lot at 21 i-2c on Midland, sales at 47c outside, quotations 3lc to .\u2014Quiet, prices no ull, prices steady, yellow sold at 80c and mized at 9c to 9 1-2c outside.OARD\u2014AND ROOM, $2.50, TABLE BOARD, #1.WE TED_LMMED meals all hours.Rooms for married coupies.8 YY ply to Dr.Browne,\u2019 128 ANTED-GENERAL BERVANT AT 9 ou.; poi avenue, off Dorchester st., near NT OB SALE_DRY Eine, 150, OUT different, it has apparsnily bean found on \u201cdifficult to make any iving preferential \u20ac Es character to British in thoss markets, SOR SALE GOLDIE A ND MCCULLOCH RATER, d hand safes.half pf ioalea: tr rican.le letter presses, ce register.Bullivan, 306 St.James.OARD \u2014 AT VALOIS, ¢§ GENTLEMEN WILL bon and T A C.KD-TWO BMART YOUNG OIRLS 45 arena ladies in » fancy goods store.Appr 8 JROARD\u2014ST.LAMBERT, FIRAT CLASS BOARD, situated honse, utes from, atation, oy from river.dress \"D 2010.oF office.in return for the Miss Fletcher, suggestad on the part of United Kingdom.t in , the essay that ee should take RECEIPTS IN IN MONTREAL.Mantes Goon ADVERTISEMENT Sanvas morning, before 10 o'clock.ANTRD\u2014A GOOD COOK, CITY RéveRen ces requi Apoly ai ê4 MoTaviss street, between 1.0wnd 3.90, or between Band Vp.m.115 2 ANTED\u2014MOTHER'S HELP \u20ac ot EXPERIENCed pi take entire to the country forsummer months.Apply à Ont MONEY 1% LOAN R BALE-\u201430 00, REMINGTON FT IN TES order, as good as new, office.OARD\u201414 MOUNT ST.MARY 1vEsue ?PRIvate boarding house; §3 8 week.Gentlemen only.NSAI \"era =.var CA \u2014TO LENDON FIRST CLASS CITY mortgages, in sums of $3800 or over.Wheat, bush.ween OR BALE \u2014 'A HANDSOME SET OF CHINESE carvod ivory chessmen.On view at 2715 81 sr JOARD\u2014GOOD TABLE BOARD, MILK FOR DIN- nL $11.00 per mouth, For further particulars Kingdom is prepare offer to the impor merated from within ask what concessions of a preferential character they would be prepared extend to imports from the United imports from foreign thur and \u2018Mrs.R BAUER GOOD ENGLISH a pen ONLY ches, ) for cash {in rfect orde: Ottice.Pe _ \\BD\u2014A LADY HAVING A LARGE DOUBLE ous of a fow gentiomen boerders.Stabling h use Sccommodation; electne light and be: fe \u2018 the empire, and WANTED To BORROW.CANADIAN FOREBTERS.ANTED -TWQ YOUNG GIRLS AS CEREAL one.tar city and one for Lakesi Q SALE ROLLER TOP DESK, HIGH DESK, Piste be TO BORROW ox REAL E8- at desk, office Jools, sates, cach register, less than .Jurues.1s Pp.o.interest, on good security, Ontario \u201cJ 333\" STAR office, wv _ NTED-TO BORROW $2500.00 AT 6 PEB CENT, ou mil at As STE The ninth sanual At Home and social under the auspices of Court Maple Leaf, Canadian Order of Foresters, was held In Walford Hail, corner of Victoria Catherine streets, on the orca- sion of their firs; meetin Bro.James Crankshaw, B.C.The hall was filled to ts utmost capacity to a very apprecia- ard.suFp mount aiD and possessing \u20ac the ne attraction nis city an an 233 fi ANTED \u2014 SR RPERIENCED RETAIL clerk.Both longusgea Apply statin perience tu \"L 28h,\" STAR office.ANTED- BRWINU GIRLS ; YOR BLOUBES AND deparument.Apply W.H.oR \u2018BALE \u2014 BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT PIARO, order.fur 5 cash, 131 9 De na after Np wm.en this nature would pave imperial conference, pa which the aetails of could be discussed, zangements ag rv HE board, sie per month.Pau ON conveniences.13 Burnside Place, vor.= Fo ATEINWAY pUFRIONT Fon reed upon, by en in L the empire there would erential treatment, on a mod- -afste scale, for inter-imporial trade.The scheme which is \u201cfamily ont and possessions try, would natur- - \u2014- ; , epee 0 BOARD AND ,MOOMS WANTED._ W Rios Hovis AND TABLEMAID, AT 3 Our No.8 STANDARD Gas Cooker Fon BALE HANDSOME SRICKERING PIANO, good grder.Apply 148 P 111 Seod : BALE\u2014A SHOW C resannable.To be seen at 1 OR BALE_BICYCLE, ENGLISH HUMBER.IN i} Diop tres, Boa Hearings An same jANTED-\u2014 AN EXPERIENCED TABLE AND Avply 2 those who contributed durin the evening, were Willis, Miss Edith Cochrane, Miss Cra > \u2014 AW UR- ANTED BY 2, slike GENTLEMAN EH.Fr x KIX FEET, PRICE x 185, UANTEDE A A SMART YOUNG © GIRL.\u201cTo po ous ESS NOT us talus at 8 of ps uot under 18.Herr C dy, Mise Florence shaw, Aud Mesars.\u201cBOARD \"WANTED.CASAS SANS Temp, thre.JULY AND AUGUST, B five children, prefere 2 10.8 on of s terme, dei boating a Box Montre snd the mother co ally bs subject to a Leration from time to in fhe intereats of all the parties concerned.Assumi De femntial treats h trade (upon which no doubt appears to exist, in view of the Tesoiutions of the Ottawa conference), also that India was steady eir example, and that they ro arranged their tariffs in favor of Brit- h trade in a manner satisfectory to the United Kingdom.A BMART activ YOUNG MAN, 00d connection, as tocal svest I an ing some cal capitai at Sommer, 14sion.ALA score COLLL horoughbred.Apply 176 BISSON PARK.Bisson Park, at Beaubarnois, which of Judge Foster, of ey is to be much improved For years past Judgs bas given the public free uss of this park, and many picnic parties visit it.ASKS FOR DAMAGES.OR SALE\u2014-PROWBE STEEL RANGE, long, sultahls for hotel or restaurant.ess of price.Perfect 1 Set up Complete Ready for Use.col further notice, the Montreal Gas announce that they will set EN 8 Gas Stove frés of charge ash with order).St enough to do a \u201cfor a family of 10 to a Roasting Oven in.high; a bakin, mensions, and 4 , heating irons, ete.MONTREAL: GAS COMPANY, New York Lite Building, Place d\u2019Armes Square, re ONE CAN PLAY A TUNE on most anything.falsnues, cheap, fattle-trap pla a very ry Fresty tune.exércises are pleas coute Pio Thor à Te inal com : eir clear, mellow h discord = Vi cone od vases FOR FURNIVAL SUMMER RESORTS NANA ONAN NS ee 0e FSIDE, BOARD FOR SUMM hy shore, tive minutes from station; 45 McGill Collage avenue, 33 MACHINERY FOR SALE.AAAS NIN a Sd NSN SNS SNS ANANSI R SALE-A COMPLETE SET OF CASTINGS 8 1 our F7 pips KG x Charles.» TOR L BALE TWO BEDROOM sere, WARDROTE.sofa and other furuiture.359 Bleu R SALE, \u2014 CHEAP, ex Bossto: joel, Pense don't cali iets sou KAR, Phone Le 1546, \u201c rand.\u201d 1151 SALE Fe, BUYS Ron us A FINE ATFIN- « jofinitely better à in tone and wear NAGK BETWEER 20 ap / szrap_opacmu q references and be to 5 Bor Sheen and steady.Aes between Ton and & to the oo D8 required 15° in.» Eh bn ners on top for baile ANTED A HOUS EMAID TO Apply before 11 or after 2 at ® 25 3 it is fair to as- additional revenue in the equal at least to Lapointe has entered an action for $10,000 against ths Mont es reat Rails struck by a car lost winter while work» ing at the removal of the snow from the tracks on St.Demis street.MR.LAURIER AT WESTMOUNT.The Hon.Mr.Laurier la to address the electors of Westmount at the Academy Hall on Monday\u2019 evening._ FINANCE AND COMMERCE.MONTREAL WHOLESALE MARKETS.star Office, May 16, 1806 of No ANTRD\u2014AT ONCE, _ GooD E V walter, steady man.1148 ote Datos oh | 115 1 ANTED\u2014AUENERAL SERVANT WILLIXG To go (0 seaside for the suiumer.ply at colonies and India, the net amount of additional revenue (700.000) to be raised Kin of the appendices of the Ey a ro Cnam ne IGHT = NOD os 2400.00, 0 312.00 parlor carpet with border, B ANTEDCA THORQUEH C1 GENEEAL SERVANT | RT, y fale os girl: Fibre so pe Frs _ BUSINESS CHANGES._ HORSES AND GARRIAGES, ETC.yon SALR-TWO THOROUGHBRED © HORSES, This would provide a yroken Aopidie nnd ane: fand a nearly £1,509,000 joint contribution of the colonies possessions and the United Kingdom, which it i» suggested could alin?Joos} aix oars poney olde rote BALESHAN FOI Ton A ANTED- A HORSE FOR THE IMMER) ro Aspects duet COMMIS- I will take to the country.ddrees ED To PURCHASE.A A INS tm I SNAIL IN Whe aves PUBCHASE 2 BLACK Mo tate price, * stations.in the or out- BALE-HOTELS, BALOONE BESTA RANTS.Houses od be to y+ opt sign, = fu.sad 3 oars, oa on Pope but it will nos be uitable do aay Bt bel ot hings the malt chords an ee = > in the leadi ing R R BALE -MAGGIE \"HAMPTON hase vessels would useful not only The: harbor defence, but in connection with naval militia, which tt is believed could formed in the leading mari- f the empire.This foren would not only ho available locally, hut \u201cwould be avnilabla for drafting on ty's ships that migh Cu the neighborhood 4 In order to re the colonies a voios in the affairs of the em- BR press PATENT MEDIOINE Bonnes Pierre er eat a ops wes from neuve Dusiness.À ; = SALE\u2014A NEW Thing, RICLUSIVE MON- fot one push in esch town.Liberal Stamps for oF Particulars.Es Rouen Th andsome | EE dnd ETS carie tan drive.One patch AATEDCA LIGHT x anivy OR BOAT one two pairs of oars.Reid, Craie à Ce, Quebec, where to 0 ba seen, \\LESSONS WANTED Ss TED_ADVERTISER 181 Dessous OF TAK Fn to jolaing «cu our assortment, prices \u2018lower than C.W.LINDSAY, 2366 St.Catherine st., near Pool st.N.B.\u2014We extend an- invitation to our very lorse Emporium, ener BL.Paul an ROOMS TO LET.i 0 NN AU rar MANA Rit ous.DOUBLE AD STNGLE RCOM TÉOARE, slao pocommodation 66 University st, Oo Erk in FURNISHED ROOMS, pp ooMs-NICELT FURNISHED ROOMS, BATH ail conveulenoes; looality 5\u2014ONE DOUBLE ROOUN, UNPU.sad ose single furnished, sn patios Re oF 1 oe 00MS_TO' LET, FURNISHED ROOMS OR UN- furoizhed.at 660 Lags 1163 noms Nien E ROOMS, WITH or without board.Terms moderate.178 Mountain street, opposite te Osborne ne street, suitable for dis or cons TWO TURN HED ROOMS, EN SUITE, pn or without boerd, for r gentlemen; hot wate rchester, window on Bt.wrenoe.Mi 32 Do 114 0OMB \u2014 NEWLY FURNISHED \u201cPARLOR AND R* two bedrooms, bath, hot water and gas ne boarders; private family.150 M Hes 3 \u2014 LARGE BINGLE FURNISHED ROOM Of oo onm flat, suitable for light house) ou piy 214 Mountain.I QooMs \u2014 BATHROOM FLOOR, SADE DOUBLE and single, rooms, one with private beth.ents socommodated.English coo à lege we.ME OOMBS-DOUBLE ROOM WITH BOARD.58 CA TH _cart strceet BL 3 \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE TURN RS À R ons \u2014 156 Mansñeld atreet.f Sons 570 LET, FURNISHED, SUITABLE JOR RO housekeeping.Apply vo 30 City 3 Councillogs s se.Ro°ME-T9 RENT.22 MoGILL COLLEGE AE OOMS- WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, with on without board; ll moderh conveniences.Bherbrooke st.a Roos va FULL BOARD, 81: 93.23 WEEK LY.SU: Sccommadation sad table.Piano.Married couple proferrad.68 Victories 113 Seod \"1 Re OOMB\u2014TO LET, HOT AND OOLD WATER, 13 Manstield.1133 law Roos- one LARGE BEDROOM.ON BATHROON flat, with or without boudoir and balcony, every vonvenieace snd 2xcellen t bosrds married couple bre 5ja Park aven 118 3 oon ~ TWO NICRLT FURNISHRD FRONT roomn on on bathroom Bk for one 07 two gentiemen, with or without bosrd.142 Cathedral 51s GOMS\u20141 ENTER au bathroom Arto) OOMS \u2014 SOMPORTABLT FURNISHED BEDrooms.with of Xitohea, perior ù i quired.y 16 Bragewto ot sod p soo, if 1° ooMs-, LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, BATHroom flat: suitable for Indies, gentlemen conples, light Bousekeoping.(3 Victoria surgot._ 116 IRO00ME\u2014FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, SIN.mls or moderate.Apply 30 Burnside Place.115 2 1 WI FURNIGHED.double; terms OOM-LARGE ISRED FRONT BEDROOM, pica looulity.Ap, Mrs.Corbell, 1iA An street.118.8 3 7M \u2014 FURNISHED ROOM ON BATH KR on, 1 or Le rentiomen.rule Lie OOME-TO Y FURNISHED ROOMS, © dorta st DREN, without bosrd.he r ms ee ou -FURNISHED ROOMS T0 LET.AR Lx »t 103 Union ave.OOMS-A LARGE BEDROOM | AND Srv room, vith ail aveniences 03 Of men or married cou) couple.124 Cathedral st.À | Régis LET, ROLE FURNISHED = que OOMB\u2014ONY.DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOM, furnished: terms very ressonable to respectable son.Ayply 162 St.George.a PE ES FURNISBRED oN Room TNT of kisehe Pa od \u20ac Aplondid losality.ADE to 2%, Rin i tee vo rR ined Wit LARGE.NEATLY FURN D BRD- Oo La bin for one or two tlement ment sirable locality.Terms moderate.e hss TO LET, FOUR WELL FURNINGED form: 904 pisuo; sirieua dolars 4 mosth, 138 Prince A Arthur RoE VA AND.Bo VE TN fiat; Avet light: University.1162 RETRERTERS .+ ox, = .- 3 4 j ces de Paper ca «me ere ee me Kim = ~ Tahsey, W.Eaves also competed.Parker The only Pills to take with Hood's Sareaparilia.| WHEELMENTO ENTER POLITICS.M, À À A ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT.The District Lacrosse League\u2014The Montreal Farnham Baseball Game -Why the Kaiser Cannot Challenge for America\u2019s Cup.* (Special to the Star.) Toronto, May 15\u2014At a meeting last night of the members of the inter Club Association of Toronto Wheelmen it was decided to echange the name of the association to the Toronto Cyclists Association.The new organization will devote special attention to the construction and ymaintenance of good roads for bicyclists in the city and country surrounding.The regulation which bas gone into force lately classing bicycles as baggage and charging them as such was vigorously.condemned by ths meot- ing, and o motion was passed to request the C.W.A.to bring the matter before the candidates for election to the Dom- fnion Partiament and to secure a pledge from them that they will use their best efforts to have the railroads rescind th regulations adopt-d.Th: association faced itself on record as being opposed L the taxation of bicycles in any form.Montreal Bicycle Club Handicap Races.The opening handicap races of the Montreal Licycle Club were run off last night.he results foilow: One mile Handicap.Geo.Brig yards.Chi COMB :ra .me\u2014z23L W.Envos, W.Sin and T.D.Tansey also competed.Half auile- W.Kaves Ua CO to it R.Parker, H.Cooke\u2019 eo Briggs, T.D.and Drury had a bad tumble in this race.The officials were: Starter\u2014 W.G.Robertson; judge, L.Rubenstein; timers, J, H.Towlinson, G.A.Me:ville, G.8, Lowe.Montreal Bicycle Club.The following are the dates for the coming week: Saturday, May 16th, 3 o'clock, Pointe ire.D'onday.May 18th, 6 a.m., Mountain ark.! 1uesday, May 19th, 8 p.m., Two Moun- Thursday, May 21st, 7 p.m., handicap ces at grounds, quarter mile, in heats snd two miles; 8 p.w., club ride (destination optional.) Saturday.May f3rd, 2 p.m., tour to Brockville; 83 p.m., tour to St.Johns, ato, City Cycling Club.The Cit cli Club will hold a reorganization hn ecting this evening, at 8 May 15, at the Queen's Bleck: Shoe Bove.2243 St.Cather.ne street.The punir of lady riders in the city has Largel increased this summer and it 1s rable that tho ladies should have fret an Organization among themselves for the sake of co eship and mutual interests.Those planning tha re-organ- ization should have their hand stren thened by the presencé of every lady vider in the city.Professionals for Europe.New York, May 15.\u2014Harry Wheeler, C.M.Murphy and Earl Kiser, the fessional racing men, have arran Ten sail for England on Wednesday.May 20, to make à racing tour through England, France, Germany, Australia and South Africa.Hirry Wheeler, who, in company with Murphy, has been training at Savannah, arrived in town yesterday to srTange for the trip.To a reporter he While I think professional racing will be a success in America this year, cash prize racing is more firmly estab- Jished abroad, and at the same time racing men have better chances for important races and larger purses.Murphy, Kiser and myself will siil on the St.Paul and.will go direct to France.We intend to take four singles, three tandems, three triplets, and two sextuplets as our racing outfit, and, as you will see, we will fully\u201d equipped for both racing and record trials.\u201cWe expect to do-our preliminary training at Bordeaux.Arriving late in May, it is likely that we will not take pert in any races until the latter part of June or the early part of July.By that time we assume that we will have become acclimated and be prepared to meet the big foreign riders.At the present time our programiue includes a trip to Australia and South Africa.We do not expect to reach home before the latter part of November.\u201c We will take part in all the big races, try for records, and look out for any atch races that are pro sed.You see, Goorgé Banker, John Johpason and Ray McDonald are now abroad, and the competition with the American contingent, aside from the international aspeet of the races, will prove Luteresting.\u201cIn comparing the best riders in France, I think that Michael, Morin aad Jacquelin will prove the most dangerous men for the American riders.\u201d Wheeler has spent several seasons in racing in Europe, and is well versed in Behe racing tactics.kia experience expected to nid him a reat deal, and he will be enabled tv fami iarize Lis commons, Murphy and, Kiser, in foreign clog practices.Spokes The bicyclists are getting ready to have things proity much their own way 1m the streets of New York.They are going to assemble in mass ecting in Madison Bquare Gapden to demand that general travel in the public streets be regulated to better suit their convenience.They demand, for example, that the street ears be 8 before crossing the more fre- quen: oross streets, in order to give ampls warning to the stream of riders pouring over the way.\u2018They want all rubber-tired vehicles compelled to carry bells as bicycles are commanded to do.And they would require drivers of horse vehicles to hold up the whip when they intend to slacken speed or io stop or to turn.The bicycle pastime, like the gameof baseball, that of golf, and a few others that might bs mentioned, seems likely to coin a few new verbs for the English language.For instance there's the present participle \u201cankling\u201d from the nfinitive to ankle.This refers to the proper use of the ankles in pedalling your \u201cbike,\u201d If you ankle well you Will climb a hill easier than though you pumped\u2019 piped yourself up in the old-fashioned Cure all liver ills, bilioys P a ach, indigestion, constipa- i | | S tion.They act casily, with.\u2019 ness, headacho, sour stom- out pain or gripe.Sold by all druggists.Mo.D 1 | en resume oa .Also thers is the participle \u201cpedalling,\u201d from the verb to pedal; 4 ped rom the _werb to raok, common use of the word in South Africa; deflate, the reverse of inflate; header, meaning to spill yourself in any plebeian way on the ground or pavement, and a few other trifles An xon that will be added short- Mr.Webster's compendium of al- phabetio combinations.t of all the words of tongue and pen those in the game of golf most puzzle men, and women, too, until they lea learn the language.There has been pome some discussion going on about the date and place of the introduction of the bicycle in America, and the \u2018Montreal Star and other papers set it down as having happened twenty-one years ago.There may be now seen at the blacksmith shop of Mr.R.Swin- dell, Chainplain street.a bicycle which was made by his brother, Mr.James Swindell, twenty - nine years ago.differs only from those in present use in being constructed of tubular iron and having both its whocls of the same size.Mr.Swindell haa written to his brother, who is now in the Southern States, to ascertain if the bicycle was his own invention, or, if not, where the idea came from.In uny event, it is the oldest in existenco on the continent.\u2014Quebec Teles graph.The crusade against the scorchers in New York gruws warmer every day.Between the fines impose! by the courts and the active: oppusition to the practice by the great body of wheelnen, reckless and imprudent riders will soon ve terrified into ecasing their reprehensifle praciice of using publio streets and bpuzayaris for racing courses.The trou- 6 Wii a real many people who mount a wheel is the foot at they forge: they are no lunger pedestrians, Unaccusiomed to rapid motion they become exhilaraied with the sport of cy- cing, and the faster they feel able to the faster they want to go.They all disoreiion and their common sense 1s in inverse raliv to their ability to pedal a wheel.A new apparatus for charging pneumatic tires Bas been invented.It consists of a steel tank perfectly air tight, capable of standing a pressure of pounds to the square inch, the tank being charged with air to that pressure.gauge measures the pressure of \u2018the air that is forced into the tire.When it reaches 35 or 40 pounds, the tire is ready for road service, A tank of four cubic feet capacity is equal to the task of charging about five hundred tires.The Loewe ee Whar sy rape A + ea SP oy gp TP OR Brgy Ee mn a - , : - MONTREAL DAILY Y_STAR\u2014FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1896.w AR I.mr >\" ange - 8 ons ip tome Le de o open nei.© i road P are the dangers hat confrort not only ths contestants but other people who have a right to the road.Every Decoration Day thero is a long list of Yin ured riders.of them are injure for life, and thors bave been fatalities.The road ride say the same thing is likely to happen to men racing on the track, and ar ment drifts back always to the liability of injuring pedestriaus who cross the road that is used as à race course, When that argument is advanced the road racing men have nothing to say, and though entered in road races, and members of the League of American Wheel- men, shield themselves behind that organization by saying it opposes road racing.And the samo is true.BASEBALL.The Eastern League Games, Buffalo, N.Y., May li.\u2014Following are the results of the games played in the Eastern League series y esterday: R.HE.At Buffalo\u2014 - Rochester 0053003081 3 1 5 Euffalo.200011120 7 1 Batteries\u2014 Herman and Boyd; Gafmmey A a Herndon; Urquhart.Umpire, Swartwood, AL Toronto\u2014 Syracuse JR 100000010 2 6 0 Torunt -0060v+v000 2 8 Batte cries AV illis and Keck aud Hess; Dunn and Casoy.Umpires, Gaitney and Lyndon, At Scranton\u2014 Scranton.00 Providence.801015200 12 15 1 Batteries\u2014 ner aud Ratferty; ¥riel and Dixon.Umpire, Kelly.At Wilkesbarro\u2014 Wilkesharro.603012100 13 14 3 Springfield.000020010 3 8 6 à Bysteries-Lucks, and Digging; Hawloy and Gunson.Umpire The N ational League Games.Buffalo, N.Y., May 1a.= Following are the results of the Nativnal League games played yesterday : R.H.E.At Pitteburg\u2014 1 6 .02 er) ivi Berger; Hastings 1 and Merritt.Umpires, Sheridan.At Cloy cland\u2014 Cleveland,.000015301 10 16 2 New York.040101001 7 14 2 Batteries \u2014Y oung and Wallace; Zimmer, Clark and Wilson.Umpire, Lynch.At Cincinnati\u2014 Brookiyn.000000003 2 10 3 Cincivnati.14001304x 13 17 8 Batterics\u2014Kennedy and Burrill; Dwyer and Peitz, Umpire, Hunt.At Louisville\u2014 new invention is recommended as a good Philadelphia.3 5 9 3 thing for bicycle clubs, hotels, bicycle'| Louisville.000 a 20, 10 Ba encies, and all public places where Batteries Taylor nd Inks, Clements; eelmen resort.Wheelmen will be\u2019 an er: o ten in : bappy to find anything thet is an im- Baur\u201d.nes 53010200 515 2 provement on the old hand pump.Chicago.0003200010 513 0 Batteries Pond and Clarke; Parker and Kit- Wih Ray MeDonald, Johnny\" John- tredge: Umnire, Kecf son, George Banker, \u201cCbarley\u201d Murphy, Game called on account of darkness, Harry Wheeler and Earl Kiser in ave the At St.Louts\u2014 at the same time, America will have t Nashington.001115000 $ 21 2 largest numerical representation ever has had on foreign-tracks.To wha exient they will influence racing on the Continent is decided:y an unknown quantity.Although France and Italy have been backward in a great many Sports Lhe Lave taken kin to the bicycle, all the pent up fire of the Latin race has been poured inio bicycæ racing.Should the Americans beat the best of the foreign riders the races may develop into a series of contests between the American bunch.In driving out a refractory crank key or other simiar ions, where there is danger vf \u2018\u2019burring\u2019\u2019 the edges or destroying the thread, if only 8 jammer or wrench is employed, it plan Lo use & copper penny to brovect the part.In case of acran key to be removed, for instance, put a piece of shingle, or almost, any kind of wooden chip, on the undér side of the crank , against the key, and hold the copper penny om top of the key or cotter pin.You may strike the penny with abso.ute freedom from fear of injuring the pin.and drive it out, no matter how tight.e A Chicago -man thirsts for information as well as for Waukesha water.Said he: \u201cWhat is.scorching?A man goes by me like the wind.net sits up straight and the policeman lets him pass | cn.Another man foes by me with his 0 back making an L his body and thinks he is going fast.Evidently the policeman entertains the same opinion, for he proceeds tu arrest him.[Ie wasn't making balf as good time as the othir feltow.\u2018hat I want to know is whether the angle of a man's body is the degree of his scorching capacity and |.so considered.\u201d A French bicycle maker is using roller bearings in his machines, the rollers taking the place of \u2018tho balls and being prevented from touching each other % a cage which revolves with them is sald that in bearings thero is oonsiderable friction between the balis themselves, as the points of contact between them are necessarily.revolving in opposite directions, and that so completely is friction overcome in the roller bearing that no oil need be used.Similar contrivances have bsen used be- fre grd have been very generally aban- An excellent meeting was held on Saturday at Catford, Eng., and an ep- thus.astio crowd watched the racing.In the long and varied programme a novel contest was introduced in the shape of a 100 yards race between the famous professional sprinter, Harry Hutchens, and T.Osborne on a bicycle.Lee pe destrian had an easy win in 10 4 What can be done in case of emer- genet, was demonstrated a short time y a wheelman who had his tire badly y COR on the way home from He detached his injured ire.\u201d and.securing a hea piece of rors, substituted the rcpe for the tire and made the journey home, some cight miles, in safety.The following is given as a receipt for a fine lamp oil: Fill a pint bottle with two-thirds of the best lard oil and one-third of headlight oil, to which add a piece of gum camphor about the size of an og.ie camphor is sup pused to ca he oil ive a very white li ht.a and it is boi that the lamp will not go out out easily.A patent has beon applied for by an (ngenious inventor to protect his rights \\n a bicycle proieotor.is made ot seal brown waterproof duck and is in- \u2018ended to preserve the wheel from rust, dust, dampness and other detrimentai things that accrue when the winter season 1s on or the bicycle is not in use.Many wheslmen do not pay sufficient attention to the lubrication of, the chain.It is really remarkable much easier cleanod for eve: twenty-five or fifty miles ridden.h the stick graphite and the paste graphite may be used together with advantage.' \u201cThe solution of of riding.aco according to my instructor, is aly lancing your- se.t perfec:ly, Rand little Willie, as he pat à cobblestome in one pocket and he ground floor and two upper stories o a k in the other, A tandem cannot be driven around a sharp curve at ful speed, although 3 wil take spveral falls to teach that m- portant fact to some riders.The bicycle goes further and eats less than any known creation for trans poration.Road racing is not \u201cnot _looked upon with much favor by the League of American Wheelmen as an organisation.Individually however, thers a wide of opinion ong the members as to t custom.Hundreds of L.A\u2019 W.men compete in road races because they én- by the rough and tumble riding that They find in that Lait A port.Th tracks, lta pig?aeives 8, ©.a i hemeeives among t.bet Long nner\u201d riders, \u2018and 2° >, : a.: prising | 10 \u2018atuterios_Gormian hod McCauley; Hart and McFarland.Umpire, Emalie.Montreal and Farnhan to Play on Saturday.The best of baseball is promised for to-morrow, when the Montreal professionals will open up the season with a game agains: iy on the new S.A.A rounds.Manager McCal- lum, of te lomtrealers, is determinea to have the proper ariicæ dished up to the public, and ides is more than anxious to loud the championship here.Consequently stne new material has been scoured, and the two batteries who will be out to win Saturday's game will be the best that can Le brought ta this part of the country.It may also prove of interest to Montreal ball cranks to know that the famous Jack Burke, the ex-Buffa.o player, who worked left field here some years ago against Toronto, Saginaw City and Grand Rapids, and was Lhe causs of so much comment, te.egraphed last night that he would start for Montreal to-day and will figure on the team om Saturday.us come, of Nashua, the other noved fieider, who is aisoa sirong batter, will reach here \u2018by Saturday morning, and if in food form, may p:ay in L a afternoon.e grounds are in goof shape, thanks to the efforts of Barney Dumphy, ana Just what ball pla ers of renown are used to.The excellence of the grand siand is too well known to require any comment, and whiie ladies heretofore have been rather scarce at baseball games 1n this city, it wil not be sur- to see a big turn out on Saturday.Then the fine points of the game wi.l be properly demonsirated by the professionals.Hull's New Battery.[Special to the Star.) Ottawa, Ont., May 15.\u2014Thte new Hull baseba:l baitery have arrived in Hull from Syracuse.They are J.Fournier and C.Malone.Yesterday they prac tised a litile and | favo satisfact far as couid be judged.The Hull 100 wil play an exhibition game with Farn- ham, when the now men wi.l have a good tria Ottawa open Wins Another Game.(Special to the Star.) pait tam, May 15\u2014The National Base- team yesterday afternoon played their second game with the Callege tea, when they were defeated by l4 to 6.The batteries were: College, Morin and Doyle; Nationals, Taylor and Fauteux.Liners.McGill is soom to bave a baseball team.There is some good material in the College, and with a little practice the team should be fairly good.Clubs wishing to play practice mate on their own grounds can correspond with the secretary, care of McGill Medical College.1% Hyacinthe defeated Montreal 14 to in the exhibition game played at St.Hygeinths yesterday.Tha teams were: .Montreal\u2014Miller, 6.; Mowat, p.; Sweeney, 1b.Bell, 2b.; Fuller, 8b.: Phonner, 84 Dean, L ; Wilson, of; Thempson, St.H acinthe\u2014Cam pbell, c p.; Lane, 1b.; Durocher, es tclariny.8.8, Lavoie, LL; Champagne, 2b.; Degetals, 8b.5 Casey, \u2018rf.LAWN TENNIS.International Games, New York, May 15\u2014Larned has positively decided to take part in a tennis campaign on English courts.He sailed Germanio on Wednesday.He was troubled somewhat last week by an abscess on the side of his face, but is practically well now.He has had quite a little practice with Richard Stevens on the St.George Cricket Club courts at Hoboken.If the voyage and the foreign climate do not upset him, shou d be a dangerous man {against the best of the British players, if say reliance cam be | laced on his practice inst week.Ac- g to Stevens, he'showed better form than al any time last seasom.He has been playing hockey and riding a bicycle for several months, and is in excellent physical condition.Larned will make is first 1 ppearance abroad in the Irish pen meeting at Dublin on May ua Pim, who played here last spring at West Newton, holds the honor in this event.The Fitzwilliam courts are his stronghold, se it.is very doubtful if Larned can hope to win that title, but he will continue playing in all of the other large meetings up he all-England ch piouship at par imbledon, which is scheduled for July 18.A rumor has reached this bity to the effect that Dr.Pim will be Here again this spring to play at West Newton.FOOTDALL.\u2018 T Cagadian Da a Ee ation.\u2018enior series of the Eastern Cana- Batu Football Assuciation Sica gen on urday arnoon a ma Scots and M Le out\u201d obawks, Scots Eee Point St.Charles, at cd o'clock., he Mohawk tearm will be © from the follow MoKcnrie, Ahern, Mor- er Wands Lide ate, moet d'Etats, 6 Sccund ete and Weat End Albion the intermediate .the Esstorn Canedian Football Anccis ire \u2018 fd ' Boon, followed by & band concert, four- tion Sa aftoimoon on Hempden Pore oa EP o'clock.he Mohawks will be selected from the followi Fulton, Dickinson, Murray, Vassour, \u2018Orr, Hope, Ward, Bush, Govern, ie and Meldru: \u2018The Mobawks Lurn out to-night Teor the usual practive.Every player is expected to on the grounds at 6.3G LACROSSE! The District League.The District League wus formed at à meeting held last night in the M.À.À.À.rooms.\u2018l'Iim delegates were very businesslike and got through a large amount of work in & short time.\u2018ithe o dolegy es resent were: Montreal, Jr, y and W.Davis; Garnet, A.Quinn, J.R.Walsh, M.Bxnnan; National, Jr, À.Gauthier; Shamrock, Jr., \u2018I.Leaver and J.Hanratty.After arranging the general business of the meeting Lhe following schedule was drawn up for the sea- Clubs.Grounds.30.Montreal vs.National.Montreal .Nativnal vs.Garnet.Shamrock ve.Montreal.Garpet ve.Montreal .Z7.8hamrock ve.National .Shamrock vs.Garnet.Mountreal va.Garnet.18.National vs, Shamrock.Aug.1.Nativnal vs.Montreal.Garnet vs, Nativnal .Montreal vs.Shamrock.Garnel vs.shauiroc .Gurnet following officers \u2018were elected: President, J.A.Hasley.Vice-President, A.Gauthier.Seo.Treasurer, W.Davis.che following agreement was also si qe the undersigned clubs do hereby.agrees to the following rules: 1.That $10 be deposited with the Sec- retary-ffreusurer subject to the order of the officers of the Club, payable on or before the i5th of June, to Le applied to the purchasing of trophy to the winner of the district championship D \u2018Any club not fulfilling these en- £agements shall be fined $5 for every and each offence (date subject tochange each club interested agreeing).The $3 shall be deposited with the protest, the club losing their protest shall forfeit same to the League, (five dollars).3.Any member playing in the year commencing 1895 and the year 189638 intermediate matchesshall be disqualified from playing in the District-League.No player will bo eligible who has ever played in any senior championship match.The fore part of this rule does not apply before aforesaid year of 1895.4.The matches to cohsist of one hour's actual play.; All matches where there is a dosti event to be called at 2 p.m.sharp.Capitals Practicing Hard.(Special to the Star.) Ottawa, May 15.\u2014The Capitals had one of the real first class practices last night when the whole team were out.The slight accident to Jimmy Devine bas left no ill effects and the reliable will be as well as ever when the team meet the Shamrocks Quinn and Ketchum, who were a little slow in getting to work, are rapidly improving and the team \u2018will open the season in much better shape than they ever were before so early in the year.Hard practicing will be indulged in all jis and pext week and lots of money will be ready to back the Capitals on Monday, May 25.Shots.The Garnet Lacrosse Club has been putting in some hard practice this week for their match in Qualree on the Queen's Birthday, with the Victorias, and all of last year\u2019s team except P.Brennan, their clever inside home, who has gons to Toronto, have been out and are now in pretty tair condition.annual concert and social of the Maple Lacrosse Club will be held this evening at the Victoria Rifles\u2019 Armoury.As this will be the last of the season a large crowd is expected.Davis\u2019 orchestra will be in attendance.The Nationels had their last practice last night, and the connoisseurs expressed the opinion that the boys were in fairly good condition, and could put grand game against the Indians Saturday afternoon.the former Shamrock home player wi play with the Nationals this season.t _ CRICKET.Montreal va.MoGilt.- first cricket match of the season will be played on the AML.A.A.A.grounds between the Montreal and McGill Clubs.Play will start at 2.30 p.m.sharp.The following team has been picked to represent Montreal : J.J.yes, As Browning.captain; W.H.Burns, A B.Evans, R.Gilbert, C.B.Godwi Hodg- po) : G.Mackintosh, A.item Southam, H.F.Stow McGill Teams.The McGill Cricket Club will put two teams in the field to-morrow, The first eleven, which meets the Montreal representatives on the A.A.A.grounds will be composed of the following players: E.McLea,-ca, tain, A.H.Grace, H.C.Hill, J.M ralfh waite, A.R.Outred, C.A.Peters, Shaw, W.Walker, J.J.Biyihe, G.\"Lyman and E.F.C.Boddington.\u2018The second eleven will be pitted against the St, John's School players on the McGill Grounds, and \u2018will be made up as follows: | Ackerley, captain, G.H.Aller, %.H.Hidgeon, E.A.Burke, G.W Dartlett, Wonham, J.McHugh, D Johnson, W.W.Lynch, A.R.Howe and T.C.O'Brien.Spare man J.L.Todd.Both games wil! be started at 2.30 p.m., sharp.Rideau Cricket Club.[Special to the Star.) Ottawa, Ont., May 15.\u2014The Rideau Cricket C Club Committee have selected the following to represent them Saturday in their match with the Ottawas when he season opens: E.Turton, captain; B.T.A.Bell, H.Acland, G.Pereira, A.D.H.Priston, W.T Mason, S.Hillsdon, G.Dunderdale and F.bcomb.The Ottawa Yloven will be chosen from the Pa ¢ Campbell, captain; J.J.P- D.Robertson, J.P.yy Corer H.Bellin, Carter, H.A Bliss, E.J.Smith, Mec- od, CO.D.Fripp, L.James and R.M.Gallwey.AQUATICS.Brookvitle\u2019# Local Regatta.pe Brockville, May 15.\u2014Prior.to the big gatta here next August, under the aus- es of the Canadian Association of Ama- Le Oarsmez, an interesting local event in connection with the Boat Club will be held during the second or third week ua June, the annual sp pring regatta.Crews to participate in the four- oared races will be picked on the*23rd inst.There will also be canoe and sail- races, and ertrios are expected from different points niong the river.Preparations are being made to open the Sub house and grounds on the 2 d inst.with a teanis tournament in the afters oe races ond bonnet hop in tho even- g The Taotoor Launched.Glasgow, May 15\u2014The new racing cotter Meteor, wi which the shipbuilding son Emperor, launched from the Meadowsides yards yesterday mu morning.Lord Lonsdale was rese! a8 the re [reer Bas of De Empe yor pars The of She Dene cutter pt, Ne ut £ povont (ihe eteor provi 0 be the faster boat than Valkyrie IL Why the Kaiser Cannot Challenge.New York, May 15\u2014The London cor- fespondent of the World says: \u201cLord Lonsdale\u2019s alleged stalement that the German Emperor might challenge for the America\u2019s Cup with his new yacht Meteor, seems preposterous for several va- ha reasons, but chief, because in à clause in the deed of gi t of the Kaiset's cup, annually raced for at Cowes, the peror exp.ici.ly framed the conditions su as {0 exclude Arnerican contestants.\u201cThis unfriendly act bas been much commented upon by Americans living \u2018abroad, Ir will be remembered that when a similar report was published a year ago about the Prince of Wales\u2019 iniention to challenge with Britannia, un yacht pro roved superior to Valkyrie, His Royat ighness addressed a very cour:- eous letter to the World, through Sir Francis Knollys, intimating how: \u20181MApos- Bible it would be for royalty to engago \u201cIn such an international contest for © vious political reasons.case his t î TURF.George Frederick\u2019s First Foal.A telegram intimates that the first foal by this celebrated Derby winner has ust been born.It reads as follows : \u201cSt.uis, Missouri\u2014A chestnut filly just born ; exact marks George Frederick, out of dam, daughter of Hinwar.' Racing at Morris Park.Morris Park, May 15.\u2014Notwithstand- ing the fact that the programme presented here yesterday was aot a brilliant affair, the attendance was quite l The principal event on the card was the race for the Bouquet stakes for two.year-olds at five furlongs.Albanian snatched the victory from Lithos just as they crossed the line by the narrowest ible margin.Summaries: Firat race, 51-2 furlongs\u2014Runaway, 7 to 10, 1; Lady Greenway, 7 to 2, 8; Castleton, 7 w 2, 8.Time, 1.07.Second race, mile\u2014 Paladin, 8 to 1, 1; Belmar, 5 to à 2 ; Ray S., 4 to 1,3.Time, Third raos, 5 furlongs\u2014Albanian, 5 to 1, 1; Lithos 5 to I, 2; Prompt, 8 to 5,3.Time, 1.01.Fourth race, mile\u2014Bonaparte, 5 to 1, 1; Abuse, 2to 1, : 3; Gold Crest, + to 1, 8.Time, 1.44.Fifth race, 41-2 (furlongs Perel, 8 to 1, 1; Suspicion, 4 to ot.2 2; The Manxman, 10 to 1, 8.Time, 0 Sixth race, 81-3 forlongs_Deersioyer 1 to 5, 1; Unity II, 4 to 1, 2.Time, 2.01.Two starters.There will be no races at this track to-day.Ths Windsor Races.Windsor Race Track, Ont., May 15.\u2014 Following.are the results of yesterday's \u201cFirat race, fifteen sixteonths mile, sell- ; Master Fred, : 2; \u2018Text, Time, 1.3 one race, half-mile, maiden, 2-year- Ad\u2014Coguossay.1; Harry B, 2; N.C.Creede, 3.Third race, half inile, maiden, 2-year- old\u2014Harry N, 1; Lady Callahan, 2; Newport.3.Time, .491-2 Fourth race, eleven -sixteenths mile, ere Kitchen, 1; Thornbush, 2; ring! board, 3.Time, 1.10.Bein race mile and sixteenth, selling \u2014Basso, Lightfoot, 2; Elizebert, Time, Tao., Racing at Newmarket.London, May 15.\u2014At the Newmarket second spring meeting yesterday the two- year-old selling plate 103 sovereigns, the winper sold by auction for 100 ne five furlongs, was won by the Chanteuse (filly.Golden Ilawk was second: and Pecovna filly third.Mr.E.Wishard's Portiadura started, but was not placed.Thirteen horses ran.The Bedford two-year-old plate of 800 sovereigns, sovereigns owner he winner, and 50 sovereigns each to the owner and nominatar of tha second five farlongs, was won by Mr.Fairley\u2019s bc Eager, Enthusiast, out of Greol Mr.J.B: Leigh's bf Fyne Colors, by Prism, out of Flyw: as second, and Sir R.W.Griffis | Be £ Merle by Sert out of Thistlefield, t The FI ying oan ato of 200 pov.ercigns added to a sweepstake of 20 sovereigns each, for three-year- upwa the second Le receive 25 aad ereigns out of the plate, five furlongs, was won by Lord Roeebery\u2019s bf Full Armour, by Fullerton, out of Armorica, 8 years \u2018old.Mr.Lorillard\u2019s \u2018bo Diakka, by the Sailor Prince, out of Rizpah, 8 years old, was second, and Prince Soltykat(\u2019s bh Speed, by Hampton, out of Lucema, 3 years old, third.Seven horses ran.The betting was 5 to 1 against Full Armour; 8 to 1 against Diakka, and 10 to 1 against Speed.ATHLETICS.M.A A.A Annual Report.The annual meeting of the Montreal Amateur @thletic Association will be beld on Mondæy next.The treasurer's statement, a synopsis of which is given below, is a most favorable one: Revenue from all sources to April 30, Total expendituro.Excess of revenue ONb.22.000000 s 00 scan 0e can p ets save 3 92,607 76 Add excess of rovenus.PR 4,653 $ 07,161 74 Less amount deducted for doprecia- saeseessarsenn00 ouvnens cena cam 0005 1,148 35 Present capital s+0\u2026.0.00e.$ 96,018 30 MISCELLANEOUS.\u201cBezique.\u201d Berique is the title of the current ls sue s Home Library, by A.Howara It contains a treatise on the game 5 its several varieties, pnd historical notes.It is fully illustrated and i that will be appreciated by th tollowers of the game.It is ublished by tho American ports Pub- shing Co., 241 Broadway, New York.SPORTING CORRESPONDENCE.A.8.G., Deux Rivieres.\u2014To Meagher.\u2014Sporting Editor.Sporting oe feta Wheel Montreal isole re Tide to Pointe Claire.Wanderers Bicycle Club ride to Pointe aux Trembles rosse-\u2014 Natiunals vs Indians, National Grounds, Baseball \u2014 Montreal va.Fadnhagi, Shamrock A.A.A.Grounds.Soothe).kastaru Lanadian Football tion Scots og vs.West End: .Groun: Al Plone: Em nll asoclation\u2014Firet: MoGill vs.atte Thistle: piton Point Bt.las Instituto ; Hack ees) va, Met for Ta McGill \u2018va.Point vs.Montreal \u201ck Charice; Caled is \u201cMoutreal South ve.case, hot only in Brockvi slowly, but his physicians use, Metropolitans vs Point St.à Cgjoket-\u2014McGiHt vs.Montreal, M.A.A.McGill Second EX va.St.Juhn's School, McGill Grounds.Aquatics\u2014 Koyal St.Lawrence Yacht Club's 15 foot class races, at Dorval.Gossip.The last time the English House of Commons adjourned for the Derby was in 180), when the necessary resolution was carried at the instance of Lord E:cho by 187 to 109.In 1892 Lord Elcho changed front, and peed the motion, which was negatived Ly 58 to 144;.but although the House mel on Derby day & quorum could not obtained, and no business was transacted.Jo 1693 \u201c316 © the motion for ol?i rx nent y y 221 to 174.feated by 281 to 1 169 160: and last The Montreal pred Tennis Club will have the o g meeting on Saturday on the AL A.A.grounds, where five courts will be in order.A me \u2018newly elected dirdctors of the S.A.wil! bold their first meeting is evening at the office of the secre~ tary-treasurer for the purpose of elect- lug officers, r, Seugram's Morpheus, the greatest sprinter owned in Canada, and probably & greatest hprse at three-quariers of a mile on this side of the Atlantic, arrived at the Woodbine track yesterday from Waterloo.He will be put into training immediately for tho Gravesend and Bheeps head Bay meeting At the Montreal Chess Club last night Dr.Pollock gave an exhibition of simultaneous play, meeting sixteen aniagon- 15t8, and taking the atthck in each case.His opponents were Méasrs.R.Shore, G.Darling, G.W.Cornish, G Hallamore, T.I.Binmore, vi Barrie, P.Barrie, T.Bem- J.Cox, D.Cameron, A.L.Kent, Ss Ww.cunlirte, C.C.Wheeldon, T.R.Davies, W.Chalk and G.Falconer.Dr.Pollock won ton gawes out of the sisteen.The fortunate winners were Messrs.V.and P.Barry, J.D.Cameron, G.Falconer and Prof.Cox, while Dr.Cun- liffe drew his game.Frank Yves and Albert Garnier, the billiard experts, have left New * York for Chicagd#to get into trim for the triangular billiard, tournament, in which they and \u201c * Schaeffer will participate in that city during next week.The games will consist of five hundred points \u2018nightly, Ives and Schaeffer each conceding two hundred points to Gar- hier.Every contestant will play two games with each of the other contestants, and all will play the new fangled eighteen-inch balk line game.the aunual Heeling of the subscribing members of the Johns Yacht Clul was held in the Chub House on Tuesday evening, Mr.Commodore Jesiddor presided, and Mr.A.Leger filled the secretary\u2019s seat, each with his accustomed ability.The following fleet officers were elected by acclamation: Commodore, J.B.Tresidder, re-elected; vice- commodore, C.A.Bisset; measurer, Thos.Dixon; starter, P.Beaudoin: timekeeper, H.R.Smith.A number of commi tees, patrons, etc., were also appointed; and ap- lications made for several new mem- rs.It was decided that the annual regatta should be held this year on Wed nesday, July 1st.The boat house is now open for the season.In the second innings of the cricket match between Lord Sheffield's English team and the Austrajian eleven, the Australians made 194 and the English 180 for four wickets.The match was drawn Ben Eder, the colt that ran Ben Brush to a nose finish in the Louisville Derby on Monday, was sold to Mr.M.Dwyer yester ay for $10,000.D offered\u201d 509 for n Eder to-day a Tor the Der y but McGuigan declined to | rt with him at that price.Ben rush and Ben Eder were both entered for the Clark stakes, but after Dwyer Purchased Len Eder he withdrew n rush from thé race.\u2018 An important meeting of the Ath- leti Committee of His 3 ew York Aj letic Club was held ht.A letter received recentl po C.Bredin, of the London Athletic Club, was read in which he said that the members of the elub would prefer that any match- cs they competed in ba about the middle of October instead of September.The committees agreed to the conditions.Mr.Lyndhurst Ogden, Secretary of the Ontario Jockey Club, Toronto, states that members of the Bel-Air Club can procure badges, admitting them to the members\u2019 enclosure for $3 a day, or $10 for the meeting, which opens on the 28rd instant, and extends over six days.The price for these special badges has been slightly inoregeed \u2018this year over former years owin the number of days be- mg extended to six, and w arrangement was first introduced there were only two days\u2019 races at the Woodbine during a meeting.BIG MILL DESTROYED.A Fire at Peterboro, Belleved to be From Spontansous Combustion.(Special to the Star.) Peterboro, May 15.\u2014 Yesterday after noon a fire, sail to be due to s nta- neous combustion or explosion of mill dust, broke out in Me m & McAl- Lister's flouring and oatmeal mills, regarded as among the most complete and in the province, and spread with such rapidity that the building, a stone one, was completely gutted, and the elevator, containing about 40, cop bushels of wheat, destroy- , 88 we dwellings.thrown the fire brigade seemed to have no e fect.The less is pata between $125,000 and $150,000.T insurance on building and Contents is distributed os fol lows: Western, 85060; Royal, North British, Lancashire, E00; Gua .$2500; Manchester, $5000; Brit- 18h American, $2500; Sun, $2E00; Phoe \u2018of Brook.yn, 82509: Alliance, 82500; Aetna, 32500; North rit sh, 200 1500; Northern, $2500; Norwich Union, Queens, 40.London, $:000; National, $4000; \u2018aterloo Mutual, $3000 The mills\u2019 will be rebuilt at once.Mol drum & McAllister's loss through cessation of work will be great, as they were running on heavy orders.TRIAL OF LAPOINTE.5 pecial to the Star.Brockville, Ont, May 15\u2014The Brock- ville spring ussires phen next Monday af:ernoon before His rdship Chief Justice Meredith.Urual La hte will be placed u on triad for Mis life for the murder of Peter Moore in the ptreets of Brockvills in broad noonday on Maroh 9 last.As the time draws near a g dea: of interest is bein, oontred in ho e, bt throughout the entire JFounen.es olay where Lapointe resided, in the na ning township.The defence will not deny the fact of Lapointe shooting Moore; in faci, it would be useless.is said the Prison; ers la law wyers mill have oa but Sows nsanity experts in the province, perd the Crown will also © pro eral experts in rebuttal.JESSIE KEITH'S MEMORIAL Listowel, Ont., May (15 \u2014The exereises in connéttion erection .of memorial to Tessie Kein, the little murdered by Chateue, will take in Fairview cemetery, Listowel.on se rer arreter wii ba plaped fn po bh occasion wi be dered by My.Vian Algie, of Alton, Out, ~~ .BISHOP HALL OF VERMONT.Bostén.M: 15\u2014A despatch states : à pda * au of Vermont, who has been unable through ilinoee to ai- sent to his resumi ng duties Ma) I \u201cwad exerce: ed pri £ , a month All appointments aro again cancelled.\u201d > \u2018Fe NT Aühonget I tage indust - aoa pondat.Tr wo a eee SA | WAX ware lass yous, Pounds Ct ., w Allan Line Royal Mail Steamships Lverpout, Quebec and Montreal Mail Service.From From Fr om ponmabipe.Moatreal uobec.Live: Noemibire .16 May.16 May, 33m 4 June.Parisian .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.23 May.24 May, Yam NJune Laurentian, n Muy.31 Mar.3 mu 18 June.Mongolian.GJunu.Jui RATES OF r SSAGY Cony.$38 and upwardssinm le ; 8100 and ppratts Return; Recon ad Cabin single: Relu \u2014Tu Eu Liverpool, Le London, Gran d $550 Bedding 1fust or Loudoude ry and all a eile free.lasse nd New York Service From New Tes foot of W.2st pre New York.Steamabips.From State of California State of Nebrasku.State of California 445 to LES Bin, $55 to $190 Return.Aoconding to tion of and number of persons in stateroom.All cabin passengers havethe samo privileges.BE or Londonderry tanh inborn and $25.50 or freight, passage or further hore, MH.& A.ALLAN, Montreal, Boston or EAN NORTH GERMAN LryoD ANEW YORK, SOUTHAMPIOY, BREMEN FAST EXPRESS STEAMEES.I.Cabin #0 ond parts.ming Si.en H.Round trip Saale Corin May 16 Tues., June 3 Havel, > fores Tues, June 9 Trave .Sat., Juoe 13 Aller.\u2026\u2026.Fucs, June Passe \u2018booke 8 through to alli im rtant poiuts of GERMANY and AUST po Return tickets availablo from Mediterranean or trom Bremen, London or Hav MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.TO GIBRALTAR, NAPLES.JGENOA.KAISER, May 16.10a.m.EMS, Junes.10am.WERRA, May 23.10 am.KAISÈR June 30, dam FULDA., May 30.lV am.WERRA.June 27.10 a.m.OELRICNS & CO.9 Bowling Green.N.Y.Y.GILMOUR & Co., 356 Bt.Paul st.DOUGLAS BATTERSBY, St.James st.op.Tem Jo Bag.Ww.iL Hew, 143 Bt.James 8t., Agents for mir HANBURC-AMERICAN LINE.TWIN SCREW EXPRESS Line from New-York to Elymouth (London) } Cherbourg.| Paris and Ham A.Victoria, May 2 Columbia, June 4, Wormanais, June 1 i ours.AMBERG-AMERICAN LINE Ÿ vos N.Yer D.CONNELLY, 14 Fiacé d'Armes, Montreal.tf IT STRIKES HOME! 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and his decision SPien All copies of the, Siar are purchased subject to this conditio The Ocean Accident and Guarantes Corporation referred to above is represent- od in te nada by, Rolland, Lyman & urne ein Building, fatal \"Address all corre.- respondence to the ga Montreal.| Star Building, 163 ST, JANES STREET.Offices To Let Only One Rematntnie on nd Fiat, BRIGHT, AIRY sod VERY CRNTRA Micore Otlolethed.vu te jet A cared ot W.E.COOPER, 20as Cécs, 163 se.James St.CEMETERY LOT FOR SALE.| with nec SI rE ope oy rm te : Ly nw TTR ussian end natural sulphur.A Ar À being = pas E CR the i nez 2 F \u20ac i b 5 en py re .; æ a a =, 54, pes PT 78 ~ 3 - me re ah ear mL 3 Ces x \u201c = he Daily Star, |: GRAHAM & CO., Proprietors.163 and 168 St.James Street.= x STAR is sent to part United Tux Baux SE Ar 4 $30 voar, a $1.0 for ax months a ic, for three mo! ajo £3 We believe circulation of TRE STAR ex- oveds the inet issuo of ail the other En Rowspapers published in the city of Mou 52 Agents for French Advertising are Messrs.piarence, Favre & Cie, Rue de Ia Grange, Bate- 14, Paris, France.= CIRCULATION \u2014OP THE\u2014 Daily and Weekly FOR WEEK ENDING MAY 2, 1896.MONdAY .\u2026\u2026verssssocons sonsseesssress 45,000 TuesdAŸy.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026uvevors cecessssnssorsencess 49,075 Wednesday .oeee ess ossesacenese sense 44,614 Thursday.Star sss000e + 00,585 275,007 Fresent Average: 45,835 84,503 of the STAR 230.000 From the above figures are excluded soveral thousand short sub- .scriptions regarded as mors or less ephemeral.7 DAILY, For Week ending May 2.WEEKLY STAR Last Week Average Circulation FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1896, THE FRESH AIR FUND.Subscribers to the Fund who forward thir contributions through the \u201cStar\u201d offico nre requested to send when pos sible ch~ques payable to order.When, however, the money is handed in, a receipt therefor should be obtained.The Publishers cannot hold themselves responsible for sums for which a proper , receipt has not been issued.Those wishing to subscribe anonymously nay as readily obtain such a receipt, under whatever fictitious name or initials they may adopt as where the actual name is given.THE THINKING VOTH A new condition waich threatens to be à feature of the coming election is the anusual number of three-cornered and four-corn-red contests.Apparently our pople are finding it more and more difficult to content themselves with a choice between two programmes of political action.They want other combi- barbaric loyally to 9 party name \u2018mations and th.y want new items.This is all most encouraging evidence of the growing prévalence of individual thinking on polititeal questions.Some of the thigk'ng may be wrong.By being so, it only proves ths genuineness of its indi.ilual origin.But wrong or right, it evidences un emancipation from party leadership in politien! matters and an the bypnotiam of party names, which augurs most favorably for the future of the country.The chief dang:r from dominant party leadership Js that the people, either through blind confid-ncs in their leaders or through a escaps from through sheer inatteation to public affairs, will permit things to bx dono and \u201c jobs\" to bn perpetrated which the slightest independent investigation \u2018would show to bs intolerable.Thus is the value of independent thinking in politics seen, even \u2018if the decision arrived at\u2019 b> to follow again tho old party leadership; for now the decision is an intelligent one and can be revoked if the leaders take the wrong road.That political leodere will miss his guess this time who does not calculate on an immensely increased independent vote.- The arguments presented on the hustings and in the press will have more effect in this contest than ever before.\u2018The appeal that will win must be made front Scankness and statesmanship to intelligence and \"independence.The old method of bribing a locality is to-day a sword that cuts b ways, almost surely frightening more people at the prospect of extravagance than it gains \u2018Dy .the prospect of the flow of public money into a particular neighborhood.\u2018The thinking and informed voter is now pie dead fter a short illn Domini in full possession of tNp balance of por.er, and he will be the wise politician Wo heeds this\u2019 fact.TTT x ~ | gILvam AND A NEW AMERICAN TARIFF.i This.year.although the Republicans both Houses of Congress, they have found it simply impossible to pass through them any tariff ar mouey legislation.It was at one time expected that\u2019 would send up a tariff bill in any ¢ for the President to veto; but the \u2018party \u201cmeasure which went: through the Lower House with a rush, was sidetracked in the Senate by the silver Senators, \u2018who declared that they would permit the passage of no tariff which was not accompanied by |.\u201caseaéure \u201cA \u2018\u2019fres elivez\u201d rider.\"As the obstacle \u2019 \u201c36.400 Bra Ih made.sai or | they practically effect the business world, no great stir was caused in the country by this attitude of the wing of \u201csilver\u201d Republicans; but to the politicians, It is & cause of growing appre- bension.This silver wedge in the Senate declares its intention of taking a similar attitude in the next Congress; and the question is, \u201cWill they be strong enough to make it effective If the people should elect McKinley to the presidency, and a high protection majority to the House of Representatives, and if they should really imagine that they want the tariff \u2018\u2019jack-screw- ed\u201d up a bit, they might object to having the bill blocked in the Senate by a handful of presumed Republicans from the western states, who took their stand, not for a low tariff, but for a causs having nothing whatever to do with the tariff issue.However, the Senators who sit for States devoted to the cause of the white metal would probably not eare how much disturbance they produced in the east, their purpose being to call attention to silver in the effective way in which the Parnellites called attention to Ireland.The only real question is\u2014Wilk World makes a calculation which seems to indicate that they may.The new Senate will consist of 90 members.Forty six will thus be necessary for a majority.The Republicans have now forty- four.Twenty-nine of the present senators will loge their seats through the expiry of their terms, so as to permit their successors to come in with the new President and Congress, The World calculates that the Republicans may make a net gain of five or six in these elections which, will raise \u2018their strength in the new Senate to forty-nine orfifty.But the World says that \u2018among the Republican Senators who hold over or who will be re-elected there arc at least five who love fres silver far more than thoy do their party, and regard their fealty to the white metal as far more sacred than their loyalty to the doctrine of protection.These men are Senators Dubois, Teller, Mantle, Carter and Cannon.There are others, but these will stick out against a tariff bill unless it provides for the free coinage of silver.\u201d Should a new silver party be formed, the bolt will be a much more serious one; but on the present basis, things look squally for ony new tariff which the Republicans may introduce.The Democrats and the Populists will, of course, oppose the tariff for its own- sake; so that five or six silver Repub- \u2018licans can hold the keys of the position.The moral for Canadians is that they need not calculate too confidently on a new tariff in '97, even if MoKinley is nominated on a high tariff platform at St.Louis.BRIEF NOTES OF THE NEWS.Eugene C.Akers, who keeps & con- fectivnery store at 273 Sixtn avenue, New York, reports to the police that on Mouday night Le was bed of diamonds va.ued at $Z20,000.They were taken from a safe in his store, the combination of which was out of order, John H.Rydell, a former employe of ARers, has been arrested.Ths consecration of Eishop Dumoulin will take place June 1, and ho will be asked to convene the Niagara synod for June 24.The endowment fund, the interest on which gues toward the salary of the Bishop of Niagara, will be increased to $ro,Usu immeduitely, so as to make tho financial sacrifice of \u2018Bishop Dumoulin as light as possible.The convention of the Ancient Ordé?of Ilibernians in session at Phiadel- phia has denounced tho attempt todrag posivics into the order, and resolutions ve been adopted declaring that ever nan showld exercise the right of s fragoe without interference from anyone.Mary Eismann, a servant, committed suicide in tha hoase of her emip.o; Ir.Manson, at San Francisco, on od: nesday nigh.by turning on the gas in her room.Mrs, Mapson's father in the Lexi room, Was oveycome by the escapmg gas, and also düsd.Buttons with a miniature picture of the secr~tary of the American \u2018Treasury, J.G.Carlisle, upon them, and bearing the s-ntiment \u2018For President, John G.Carlisl»,\u201d have appcared in Washington, end are canspic worn by Kentuckians.Christian Geiged, a farmer of Wooster, Obro, became crazy on Wednesday and was p.aced in aw asylum.He imagined that God had commanded him to kis Lis faber, motner and coumm, w he aitemptea to do.The Buffalo Bank at Buffalo, Ill, was robbed of $11,000 at noon Thursday.Two strangers entered the bank when the cashier was alone, bound and Bae sed him, helped themselves and e Eishop Lawrence, of Massachusetts, on Thursdny suspended Rev.8.R.Fuller, of Malden, for two vrac for violating the canons of the Episcopal church re garding marriage.In the divorce case of Franklin in- son, the Boston banker, against ia wife, wbo elopéd with F.Wheatland Smith, Judge Maynard has granted a decree nisi Earl and Countess Spencer bave gone to New York from Chicago via Nia, jagara Falls and Buffalo.They will sail there for England on Saturday.\\ George Hi'lis, a farmer, was killed at Courtiund, Ont., by being hit on the head by a piece timber which feul from a height of thirty feet.The -assignment of Mitchell, Dexter & Company, large general prod ue er *Imer- chants, was announced in Boston terday.Henry C.Parker, traffio manager ot the Lai Erie and Western Railway, died suddenly at Indianapolis last night.tho failuros in the Dominion aparcd were 38, as com wien Par in the corresponding wee year.Mr.Mackay, the well known lum- Dorman and merchant, of Renfrew, Ont., css.o's Roman Catholic Church in Holysburg, Pa., was destroyed by Lire this morning ; loss, $50,000.Gordon Hopper, a young mar employed on tho canal works nt rrisburg.Ont., was drowned Thursday.Chevalier Kerouack, a leading busi- df Quebeo and Fri of St.they be strong enough?The New York\u2019 Nor} Perry, the authorass and tens, died fir Dudley, , on Wednesday.A F.000,000 bushel C.P.R.elevator is : THE, MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1896.' POLITICAL.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Liberal Candidate\u2019s Declaration at Sydney.a PARTY NOMINATIONS MADE ON THURSDAY.Campaign Gossip From All Over.[Special to the Star.) Sydney, C.B., May 16.\u2014 (Special).\u2014 Dr.Kendall, one of the Liberal nominees in Cape Breton, selected along with Mr.Joseph Macpherson, to oppose the premier and Mr.H.¥.Macdougall, Con., speaking here said that if the Liberals come into power they would not remove the duty on American coal.He claimed that otherwise Canada ought to have lree trade as in bngland.His party's policy was to remove taxation fromthe laborers and place its burdens on the shoulders of the wealthy.Ontside of George Murray, whom Sir Charles recently defeated, Dr.Kendall is the strongest Liberal in Cape Breton, and he will mak \u201ca a big fight.» His colleague, Mr.Macpherson, was elected in 1890, dofeating Colin Chisholm for a seat in the Li House.In 1891 be ran for Otiawa d was defeated by Mr.Mavdougail.In 1894 he was defeated at the general provincial election by a popular young merchant at pr dney Mines, Mr.John MoCormack.The Liberal-Conservatives Wednesday eveaing fired the first broadside of the campaign in their banner district of Glace Bay.The Premier's colleague pacdougall, Senator Mackeen, Dr.Mac- kay a A.J.G.MacEchen were the speakers of the evening.A resolution vas then unanimously adopted, assuring Sir Charles be need not devote his pers sonal attentibu to this county, if No.1 district had any say in the amen: AS TO MR.JOSEPH \"MARTIN.Toronto, May 15.\u2014( ial.)\u2014A Wing nipeg special to the pecia (anti-reme- dial) says: \u201cYour correspondent learned on authority unquestioned, that Hon.Jeseph Martin, the Liberal candidate for Winnipe cg, bas d determined to break away from urier\u2019s forces en- tierly and come out straight, flat-foot- ed on Dalton McCarthy's platform.In bis canvass, Mr Martin has found that the somewhat indefinito utterances of Mr.Laurier in respect to the school question, and his speeches about \u2018resorting to the constitution,\u2019 if conciliatory tactics failed, are materially affecting his prospects, the peuple desiring a frank, clear, declaration that under no circumstances will tire national schools of Manitoba be interfered with.The Conservative leaders have made the most of t vaguo utterances by Mr.Laurier, urging that in 80 far as remedial le- islation is cofcerned,there is no cho:ce weon the two big parties, and Mr.- Martin bas sequence.\u201cHe has now some irresistibly to tho conclusion that if he can beat Hu John Macdonald at all, it can only gn been lesing ground in con- by dro, ppi the heavy handicap of Lau- Her's La efiniteness and joining hands with Mr.McCarthy on the straightforward, ungualified, anti-remedial form.is delaying the announcement for a few days, probably until Mr.McCarthy arrives; bu jour correspondent is assured by one of his chiet campai nr mana rs that the announcement wil e.his is the way my informant put it: \u201cWe ing Lo take no chances.Every Catholis Liberal in Winnipeg has gone k on us, and we have nothing now to gain by sunny ways towards them.Ve are going to ride the Protestant horse for all*it is worth, Laurier may talk investigation, conciliation or anything he pleases, but our cry shall be, No Surrender and No Compromise.IN CARLETON GO., N Woodstock, N.B., May aie ial) \u2014Sv far the ony candidate for Ottawa now in the front in Qariston, one of ths two counties in New nswick that returned a Libera.at the last gen~ erat election, is\u2019 Dr.Colter, the late mem- r.He is now hoding public meetings throughout the count A mecting ot the Cunservatives of the county Wiis be held on Wednesdny, May 20, when it is expected that a nomipation wilh be made.The man most frequently spoken of is F.H.Hale, ex-)M.During one Para aament Br.Hale represented the ty as a Liberal, but once or twice voted agamst his party.Since then he has ome practically a Conservative, and as he is a large [umber dealer and very Sepera.ly, known, his candidature d be popuinr.The ocouniy bas gen~ erady been Liberal, and a fight between Messrs.Coter and promises to be one of the most exciting in its history.THE PLEDGED AND mE Toronto, May 15.\u2014S; \u2014 The World says that in the Ontario constituencies enumerated below, the ncmi- nees of t Conservative pexty either bave been or will bs pledged to op remedial legislation in the next Commons, viz,, Ottawa Git, Carleton, North Leeds and Grenville, Addington, Algoma, North Bruce, Cardwell, East Durham, No sth Grey Hate Hasti Y North, Fest I rey.ein N East Lambton, North Lana fen oka, South Perth, Potorbôns West Prince Edward, North Renfrew, South Renfrew, East Simcoe, South Simcoe, Toronto (4), South Victoria, © C.\u2018Wellington, York (3).In the casa of 24 other con.stituenc.es the candidates are unpledged and are known to be Government s0p- porters.CIE ~ GREENWAY.Washington, Mag, 15 16.\u2014The preme Council o da P A adopted the following resolution \u201cWhereas, it is well known that the struggle for civil liberty is going on, not only of roughout the length and breadth common couptry, but rs of the United even beyond \u201cthe States.\u2018 Therefore, resolved, that we do send grestin to Premier Greenway and h ve followers in their great battle against the enemies of the free public schoof system où the Provinos of Mani- ST.JOHN'S DISGRUNTLED ELEMENTS St.John, N.B., May 15\u2014(Special.)\u2014AII things continue to ont to > Lhird igket m 8¢.John on In e Yo i Col.want to oe for the Coorcion 0 toba, and the \u201cSt.Jobm first, last and al be time winger ty vers still g vigoro porty itsel} it is not much of political factor, but in its antagonism to the Nova Scotian Premier it has the cordial support of all the other disgruntled slements, and with popula.t oould make hea .Frank Twn.chairman of onmmit tee, received a reply from ries Tu to ta Frog meeting of the Canadian what woul bo dons for St.John.Bur Ort Chosen Friends, the gentlemen Charles endorses Mr.Foster's statement of MMAtreal Council, Nu, 196, ente; that Halifax will get the fast er he I; members 4nd hel friends.The and John the freight n chairjvas occupied b ief Councillor of this reply \u201cCitisen\u2019s com- Stra dll.and an et © Was mittes\u2018 so-called, wili beta a publjc mass furn by Mise Flynn, Mr.D.MeCub- meeting in the Mechanics Institute next bin, oe 3 and ta, Mim B Tue ay, vo consider what red Fiyn .J.reet, probs nominate oa Ms, C.dernon, Mr.and Mrs.William The celebration seventh anniver- | çÇ may.of Gidegs 4 Lodge a \u2019 J SEE PAE \u201ca map so + à «| terests of Dr.Ber, REE sorne a Ppl To Pitts, MPP, N.sinper.J.Teasdale, and A.McKeown, nox MEF.The large all was ked to the doors.Grand Pi , who is organizing a crusade in York against the Finance Minister, advised the St.Jobn Orangemen to follow bis exemple ond cut loose.from rty.emen who paid tho or three Than ollars to show to separate schools in Her Per not gong to favor the sans schools in Manitoba (applause); and be ho that in Fredericton on election da ey would be able to show by their ba Lois that they were against separate \u2018easdale, pastor of Centenary Methodist \u201cChurch, the largest and richest Methodist congregation in St.John, expressed the L ps that the Orangemen would perform their duty in this emergency regardless of party cries or the of politicians.An allusion to Clarke Wallace by one of the speakers was greeted with ringing cheers.OTTAWA GOSSIP.Ottawa, May 15.\u2014(Special.)\u2014Mr.Albert udson, Labor candidate, states that be will certainly bu nominated for Ottawa, and continue in the field till the last vote is polled.Mr.Jaylor MoVaity had an audience with Sir Charles Tupper yesterday.It is stated that they talked over all the political programme except remedial islation, and it is rumored that Mr.RicVeity's candidature will receive official sanction.The ward meetings of the Conservative Association were held last evering and passed off very tamely, there being in cases a very small attendance.Delegates for the convention this evening were chosen.Mr.John Dawson, Curator of the House, at Ottawa, announces himself as an Independent Conservative _candidate for Carleton County.Mr.Dawson was before the Just convention.The names of Mr.W.Hodgins, the late member, Mr.MeEitoy, of Richmond, and Mr.William Bell, of Nepean, are also mentioned.Mr.J.M.McDougall.Q.O., having been detained at North Bay, his meeting at Aylmer, in Wright County, was pcstponed from last night.GOOD ADVICE TO VOTERS.In his sermon, \u201cIs Conscience a Safe Guide 1\" last ev ening, Mr.Pedley gave the following pithy udvice to voters: \u201cI suppose the conscience of every voter befors me will tell him that it is his duty to vote fr in the coming election for he party which will administer the af- fo of the country with the greatest probity and the highest regard for the country's interests; but conscience stops there; it cannot tell him which part this re be.His reason must He im, he Is wise be will hear both aides; he will compare records and see where pledges have been kept and where broken; where the good of the country subordinated to party interest, and where tho reverse has been the case.Having arrived at a decision as to which is the best rty for the country, bis conscience will teach him to vote for that party at whatever cost.I believe that a man should always follow his conscience; but I also believe that it requires to be educa loyal to your consciences follow it, follow it = while\u2019 life shall last, but keep your mg for new truth, so that your con- ened.\u201d\u2019\u2014Winnipeg Free SETTLING THE SCHOOL QUESTION.Mr.Laurier says he will Sir Oliver Mowat to question.If Mr.other politicians would but alone, it would settle itself apeedily.But in any event i how 1s Sir Oliver to settle it?There are but two modes of settlement, remedial legislation or compromise with anit ernment.If remedial legislation, Parliament can act whether led Sir Charles Tupper or Mr.Laurier; compromise, to say that Sir Oliver can do bat Sir Charles cannot is to admit that the Greenway ernment and Mr.Laurier are merely Ly play sync with she question for political Mr.Laurier says he can earn a Arain tlement through the sunny ways of conciliation.If the Greenway Government aro honest they cannot yield to Mr.Laurier\u2019s commissioner what they denied to Sir Donald Smith, and Br.Laurier has not yet said what he would do in case his negotiations fail failed.What would he dof Would he mind mits Or perhaps the Toronto Globe vu so kindf\u2014Win- nipeg Free Press.(In TAYLOR es CARTHY.Mr.Georg: 9 Taylar, the Conservative candidate South Leeds.told the Brockville he addressed that he was à rotestant porn an Orange- man, and in reference to Mr.Dalton McCarthy, \u201c remarked tnt his st daughter takrs her two children to the Catholic church every Sunday.Mr.Taylor is evidently depending u bis Protestantism, and not his politics, for reelection.I this In 4 the Preatest charge that can bt against Mr.Mo- Carthy.we ear arguments of Conservative ers will very flat, All we are sorry 8 is that Mr.- McCar- nghter does not invite him Catholio church along with the pad It is never too late to mend.~The Kingston Canadian man.A PERTINENT QUERY.\u201cWI you vote to turn out the present Government and put in a nch Roman Cathoio Premier!\u201d This is pointed enquiry from > Eiscral is causing a flutter among the Lib politicians and \u2018 journalists.a few constituencies in ich the ele tors will have a choice of two Conservatives, but in all others the issue is exactly as put by Sir Gharies in the query uoted above.ng for nservative voters\u201d to ponder the matter between now and June 23, and try to figure out how much they wild gan returning Mr.Laurier.\u2014Toronto News (Con.).DOMINION ALLIANCE.¢ \u2018Dominion Alliance for the Suppression of the Liquor Traffio, has issued an address the electors of na calling upon hens to secure pled in the coming elections from candidates in favor of the prohibition of the trattio in intoxicating beverages, and the ro mise, If elcoied, to co-operate with members favorable to prohibition to so.cure the introduction and enactment of prohibitory legislation at the earliest possible opportunity.POLITIOAL NOTES.The following in returni officers for the Fous elections have been sanctioned by order-in-council: Vau- dreuil, E e C.Bastien, vice F De S.Bastien ; ith Brant, Hugh McKensie Wilson, vice Hugh Mackey Isom; St.Antoine Montreal, Alex.ohnston, vice John E.Martin: Bonaventure, Jas.O.Roy, vice A.A.Leferriere, Nicolet, HR.Dufresne, vice Lawrence, Montrea atead of J.P C.Bruce, too langes, Francis Bixsonnette, vice Francois -Bissonpe! Codara: Bo Bothwell, Wm.vent, stead of William Whit 8t.N.B., H.Lawrence Sturdee, instead H.L.Etrudee: Muskoka Jos Malkil, atead of Walkin urne and ® Queen's, George w McLean, vice KE.D.Brisen.At à Conservative meeting im the in.at Cornwall, ped McLennan, ex-M .; Sema ing ie BX Bly ell Sie - tor EMO of Alexa xandria; aria: resl os vas able present, bei confined to {liness.Fadia by Yarmouth, N.8 Liberal-Conse tives have.Dothinated J Bagay, a ahs | Fins, Liberals EE open to the light.Be ever on the science may be enlarged and strength- | 500 Press.Ry .LENION PHOSPHATE | PUT UP IN PINT BOTTLES, WW 5 a resolution heartily congratulating Sir Charles Tupper on his return to public i or ond and pxpressing confidence in his Mr.J.5.McGes, Clerk of the Privy Council, made a hurried visit to Dont- real to wait on Lord Aberdeen on Wednesday evening, returning at 12.40 yesterday.On his arrival a counoil was 1m- mediately held, lasting till a little alter lwo o'c It is authenitatively announced in Ottawa that Mr.James Metcalfe, ex-M.has been finally appointed Warden of \u2018Kingston Penitentiary, and Dr.Laval superannuated, w.Ryan, of Kingston, has succeeded Dr.Savage as surgeon at that institution.A Halifax despatch sa 5, that: \u201cT.B.Smith, ex-M.P.P.for N.8., has resigned bh position as.a esident of the ero, Po Association.ond will henceforth support the Libe The Hamilton, Ont., Central Committee of the Reform Association nominated last evening Mr.À Wood, of Wood, Vallance & Co, and Ne T.H.MePher: son, of McPherson, lass Co.The Conservatives of Rishmond and Wolfe will hold their convention at Richmond on May 15, and a peblio meeting will be addressed by Hon.Messrs.Ives and Hackett.It is announced that the Hom.G.E.Foster, Minister of Finance, will address a public meeting in Dundas, Ont., Saturday afternoon, May 28, at two o'clock.Mr.J.R.Booth, of Ottawa, had an interview with Sir Charles Tupper on Wednesday evening at Oltawa, when he declined to become a candidate for the ciiy.Hon, J.F.Wood left Ottawa last evening for his constituency, and wiu hold\u201d meetings at New Dublin on Friday and at Toledo on Saturday evening.A Wi innipeg oopatch (Slates that Joseph Martin the McCar- thylte retin, on ay 55 Sir Mackenzie Bowell left for New York, en route to England, at § o'clock yesterday afternoon.The Liberals of Two Bountains, Que., will nominate a candidate on May 20.The Montcalm Liberals will select a candidate at Ste Juiienue on May 19.KRUGER PRECIPITATE.Spoke on Meagre Information.London, May 15.\u2014JMr.Chamberlain has sent a despatch to Bir Hercules Robinson, Governor of Cape Colony, and British High Commissioner in South Africa, ry vaal, in which the latter noted the partiality shown by Great Britain towards the directors of the \u2018British South Africa Company, and also with reference to President Kruger\u2019's expressed wish that be been personally present im tho te the tements of Mr.Chamberlain during the debate on the colonial estimates.In his despatch Mr.Chamberlain says he is of the.opinion that President bruger has bean misled by reading à re of tho debate.deprecates the formation ot promu judgments based on.such report io denies that Great Britain 3 the directors, and announces that an enquiry will be made into the affairs of the Company, until which time the Government cannot decide anything concerning the Company's future.Mr.Chamberlain adds that the Government foes not see how the exercise of clemency cang of the convicted members of the Reform Committes is or ought to be dependent upon we language of unspecified persons, arc sup to soc the raid into the Transvasi.He expresses his confidence that President Kruger wili not take any such language into account, and concludes by expressing his his sympathy with Madame ger in, ber meeting of the troopers recently beld at Buluwayo to censure Earl Grey, administrator rof the British South Africa Company, for rol using to promise that the Company would compensate the troopers for the ¢fme they were employed in the defence of the town against the rebellious Alatabeles, has bad the effect of opening the Company's ores \u2018Lo the value of the services rendered by the pers.A despatch from Buluwayo to the Central Nows says it has been offi- giatly announced thai the Pe a Tae compensate the troopers.had the effect of removing the uiet among the le of the town, arising from the threat of the troopers to no longer support the Company against the Matabeles.BRITISH INTERESTS.China, Says Mr.Curzon, Must Protect Them at Che Foo.gee May 15\u2014Answering a question on the he subject In the the House of Commons, N.Curzon said of on fo.for à at \u2018Che Foo, just, according C , Mr.Curzon continued, had been warned that ahe must not include in the Russian concession roperty belonging to Britioh subjeos ess with of the owners.The Tsung-Li-Yamen had been that it would be held responsible for all injury to British interests.TO HEAL THE SPLIT.New York, May 16\" The many factions into which the bab Parliamentary party has split up since the death of Mr.Par- pell may be united ATA the lan which bas n proposed bishop Wa o Toronto, and which À Irish National Federation of An oa will follow.The suggestion 18 that representative Irishmen {fom every country should meet in convention in Dublin and formulate a lan for the freedom of freland.Joseph .Ryan, the secretary of the Federation, whose headquarters are in Cooper , said to-day that he was already engaged in parations for the Amer.wan delogation to the convention which will meet in Dublin in Septem \u2018Thomas Addis Emmet will ee of the delegates; and so will John D.Crimmins, Miles M.O'Brien, J Morgan, | J.Brien and many other Irishmen * of STRUCK FROM THE ROLLS.Toronto, \u2014Mr.Justice Rose yesterday ples) 1 the rolis of the Law Society to be brought into court, and then on a motion \u2026G.Hay struck off the namo of W.almer, of West Winchester, for non-payment of a client's mors ARMENIANS TORTURED.ra A.4 \u2014 to the Constantinople correspo of ft be t the Sultan\u2019s gische Zeitung re, a RE te pu eee e rs of palo arres:s of Arcsin, who are barbarously tortured to confessions as te \\ A_REFRESHING and TONIC BEVERAGE A Teaspoonful in a glass of Water, sweetened to taste, makes a delicious and cooling drink.\u2014_#repared by ¢ The Johnston Fluid Beef Co., Montreal.ees ese satel T OOO Mr.Chamberlain Thinks that He the consent |., deflming the policy of the Church with This preparation is the Natural of mon combined Acid the with Acid Phosphate so highly erteemed as a tonic.Every Household Should Have It EUROPE-GOING AMERICANS.The Promised Rush of the Early Season Falls off.(Special to the Star.) New York, May 15\u2014Tho rush ta Europa, which was ve pranounced at the beginning of the season, promising then to grow in volume until it surpassed all previous records, has not been ther sustained.On some of the nos he first-class ships go out with full cabins still, but more than ome express steamship Las had berths to spare when sho left New York recently.The a ns ara puzzled by this condition of affa In the early spring, as was pointed out in these despatches at the time, the bookings were very heavy, so heavy as to indicate an altogether abmormal year.here were several reasons ; man persons Fo across be ocean to avoid tho Stress of politics in a presidential Year, ood many people who t h dimin- * ed incomes were, (deprived t year of their annual visi were ready to take edvantege of the more protnising times to make up for the deprivation, and the reaction from jingosin that had been rampant during he winter bad brought about à feeling of amity that went so far with many people as to influence them! to run across the water for a visit akin to one of pure friendliness.Whether any or all of these causes have ceased to be operative it is hard to say.The effect of some cause a least is apparent in the fall off un noticed.Bookings made early son have in sume cases béen cance.Tod, while the applications for passage are by no m.ans as numerous as they were.At the sawe time a numbor of individual cages have come to the attention of the correspondent of the Stär of men conspicuous in affairs who have decided to wait till next year before Carr, ing ou out their intention of going abrca parisons among the lines would bo in in.viduous, but no one who examines the lists attentively can fall to be struck with the fact that their prosperity is by no means unifirm, as it usually is at this cime of year.Last Saturday, voor instance, of the seven steamers that went out only two were.reälly crowded, though at least four were of the first class.It has n noticed, too, that this discrimination is carri much further than us ual.During April nearly ali the shipe of certain lines, the second best as well as the best, were fully occupied, while some of the finest steamers of other lines had ms to spare.This is of course incidental to the slackening of the demand, but it has gone further than in other seasons when travel was relatively light.ong financial men who have had their attention called to this matter the opinion prevails that the diminished bookings are due in large part to the uncerteinty of the political situation with respect to the currency question, bankers and other business men whose interests are directly at stake, they sa are unwilling to leave their posts until they know what the phational conventions are g to do about the goid and silver question.They realize iba every influence that can be nat ts bear may bo needed to prevent s declaration on both sides that would seriously jeopardise the prosperity of the country, accordi to their opinion of the state of affairs in the nation, and they mean to'be where they can raise their voices in protest against any unwise declaration.As ome banker put it: \u201cWe can't go away until we know whether we must begin to prepare for an unsound ourrency.If the republicans put up McKinley on a straddle platform it \u201csil be our duty to wait and do all we can to prevent the Democrats from doi something as bad.If, in spite of us, the Democrats go in for silver we shall all be kept busy try4 ing to trim our sails.for the storm.MEETINGS AND AMUSEMEMTS { To-morrow, Saturday, at 8 pm.|, wr HAMMOND AT ST, JAMES.RITCHIE BELL will sing.Come coe.Cowe all 1151 The Twenty-second Annual Meeting \u2014 OF THE MONTREAL \u2014 Young Women's Christian Asso'n.Will be held in the Music Room of the Young Men's Christiau Association, Dominion Square, ON MONDAY, MAY 18, 1896, Quair to Le takon at 3 p.7, by Rer.Jas.Barclay, D.D.Annual Report.can ddroes by Mre Hache! Woater Avery, of the Ameri- | uncil of Women.OR ecention aud Afternoon Jean ut 4.30 o'clock.\u2018The public are cordlally in 1148 and Regiment ER Canadian Artillery.Orders by Lieut.-Cel.Cole.The apa tor Er at the Inst, at Mop wm.mu, for Battalion with either No.1 or No.$00.the Nea or rh ws Regiment wil .tho Mnd inst.m.for march oyt.Band ugio Band hd Pi initoumn, Drill O F.W.mmEARD, M.A.À.A.15th Annual Meeting.The Afteenth (oon nual meeting of the teur Athletic Associa- Montreal Am tion will be Bell in the aa, Mansfñeld Street, on MONDAY, ISTM MAY, 18 at A0 PL HT 1000 - Business: Receptiom of Director's report, Treasurer's statement, otc., etc.6 attendance req U33eod UE 1123 2aw E.HERBERT BROWN, Boo.-Treaa.== WESTERN HOSPITAL Annual Meeting.The Annual Meetine of the Governors of the Western Hospital will be held in Long Room oi 1 Mechanics\u2019 Institute, on Thursday next, 21st Inst, at 4 pm.for the reception of the Annual Report, Election of Otficers, and other business.ROBT.REID, General Secretary.Federal Elections.1166 ST.ANTOINE DIVISION .\u2026.Regular .Conservative Candidate T.G.Roddick.But if the St.Louis convention out squarely for a gold basis I for one will at once betake myself to the south of England where I have been meaning to go ever since last year, aatis- flan that we shall pull through all right.And I have no doubt there are many others in the same position.\u201d MR.MOULE'S TRANSACTIONS.(Special \u201cto the Star.) wioronto, May 15.\u2014Thomas O.Moule, been in the iis of D.Mc- en & Co.Co.wholesale mi lnery, | for the ae yee taking goo from oe pen detec pi ing thom or less than half the wholesale cost.A search of his house revealed several hundred dollars\u2019 worth of fine goods, which were evidently awaiting disposal.Moule explained t had an arrangement with Dugald McCall, who is now in England, by which be was allowed to store a oertain quantity of goods in his house, in order to enable to commence work early in the morning, without going to the warehouse previously to obtain his samples.He also stated that all the transactions were legitimate ones, of which the firm reaped the benefit.Moule has left for the United States, the firm not desiring to prosecute bim.METHODISTS AND PROHIBITION.Oleveland, Ohio, May 15.\u2014At the Methodist Episcopal Conference there was a lively meeti x the Committee as a result two ete to the tomperanco question are submitted to the Conference.The wit ha oO; ing the majority.I wi if! urge th that ts adopt he majority report will on of whe to the prohibition ports, am: and aa claim that more c'e jotive prac- work ca accomplished through the medium of the old BISHOP'S COLLEGE CADETS.Lennoxville eva Q, May 15.\u2014The cad corps of Bishop's ene, School, ie recently such a successful inspection pe cre Col.D' nnes, D.A.G., has been invited by Col.Worthington, of view in Sherbrooke on the day and to give an exbibition ot drill on the parade ground.STORM IN DELAWARE.Dover, De May 16.15\u2014Great damage is reported as eh result of the storm that swept over this section last Tu afternoon.In the Delaware river tar.geon bouts were wrecked, and two crafts with pelr crews of two men each bave foo i from.Crops and NEWFOUNDLAND BANK TRIALS.8t.John's Nfid., May 15.\u2014A new Grand Jury has boen drawn, to consider indictments against the of the Union and Commercial.banks at the.regular ne pa id which coqarm on Wi .®.y : to Montreal \u2018programme furnished.ng THE FIREMEN'S ENTERTAINMENT.The Wonderful Performances of the Divers.retenir Sober Bock or e pu of Funda defray the expenses of tt firemen a attending the World's Championship Tournament in Loudon a magnificent success, both in pp attendance and the quality od t was ratber thy, but the excellénce of tbe pum- tired.noti \u201cate of the \u2018French opera troupe, was up to that y's usual high standard, and was much enjoyed by all pres- eat.A company Japs.of very = dificult tricks, ut what, as the star attraction of tbe was te Both are young mes, 0, and they come Montreal direct from the City of ext ] co, where they have just comploted a engagement.tro months\u2019 .> y have- extensively i in Europe, and have in almost every city of im- oe £ portance on.the During the week a large tank was erected on the northern side of the stage d it was into the five feet of water contained that the two daring acto- bats made their dives.Swinging from S Lylog trapeze about twenty-five feet above the he stage, they would suddenly turn « ete back somorsault inthe air and ame in the water\u2014in fact, they in every imaginable style from zo.\u201cat times the vast audi- enos held its breath, so daring were the feats, but everything came out all t, and as tho men emerged from the water after each act they were with storms of applause.The act of all was without doubt the most wonderful thing ever sped in re platform ad been built awa; ve the sounding board and just beneath the ceiling to enabls a\u2019 man to stand Without touch! his head, and It was to this dizzy height that Mr.olimbed.Standing moment, he sprang forward into the tank at the other end of It took the crowd by surprise, and they ot Shela bowie y recove when the man was g his acknowledgments.The eight was \u201ctty two feet.\u201cThe men bave been engaged for Saturday afternoon and even od also all next week.The act of\u2019 Andrew and Golden can be seen best from the gallery, owing the tank being bullt on tbe stage, and - thie hiding them from the au os while in the water.4 REVIVAL SERVICES.Rev.E.Paygen Hammond, the re nowned Toviva list, is to s to-mo: night- at St.James Me t Church.: Hammond » mado oe at his bead- uarters for bis two ta - ed t ther here rede & ag frre ip and active church work.meeting should Parisi of a Tally char: ac EGLIS LDU REDEMPTEUR.alfa will tak plac: = mal à a 3 dem this evening st se Suck, after which short closing exercises | sobond will be held.1 MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.QUEEN'S THEATRE.Unde: distingui T the i Karl and Countess ek A ven and Friday Ryepis s and dat rer The only, May § B, 15th an a muse rest ote.} Tho Ne Expedition\u201d rome People Bencât to Hr, as) ne avi Varney.1133 UEEN'S TO-NIGHT {1 sgE=ms.6th FUSILIERS BAND will lead the Grand March Past in the NILE EXPEDITION.1; Moprssause FOPULAR FRE Every A and Evening this Week.\u201cFATHERLAND\u201d Admission, 100, Me and 30e.Reserved seata 100 fat Plan et Theatre ?9 CONROY & F = am.w 10 p.m.Hy BICYCLE RIDING TAUGHT By A.RO} MACDONALD, Sm.Have visited the scpocl in the States, and the most im proved method obse: right.Cost no more.Apply at Queen's Han, 2221 8t.Catherine ut.\u2018at on aveu A ow erful OCTOROGON.An exceptions NT t A Afternoons at 2, Nights at 8.i meena re 9 West End Bicycle Jiding p School, nos Fo stain to comity Rin tent instru ur.lessons required.Lessons given day or N.B.\u2014 Private Teseons | in Being © Ladies and che Gents, t ag le Atucrican Wheels, cost $100.Price £80.Instruction Free.Prof.F.M.NORMAN.0\" CONSERVATORY OF DANCING.Deportment and Physical Culture, rd = Catherine vas lessons in cing or Bicyole ding an reet.hour tosuit.Tel 4655.GEO.F.BRAM han day or evening.RAILROADS.QUEEN S BIRTHDAY Return Tiokets Will bo issuod on Massa a Sata SINGLE FARE, - and on May \u201c2nd at .FARE AND ONE THIRD.All tickets good for return until d'ay 26th, 1808, QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY EXCURSIONS ne.Lawrence Court ©.0.Foresters\u2014To Rouso's Point, N.Y., and return, $1._ 8 pocial leaves at 9.308 m., ret ves Ruuses Point Peep m St.Mary's Catholic Yeung Men s 5 Boctetz Te Otterburn Purk ES return, Slo.x « m, and l Calvin Fresbyteriam | Sunday fcheo!l\u2014To Iber ville and re pecial le: avos a10 Sem re turning Jeeves] Te at Le Wp m Bt.Anne\u2019s\u2014Rall and return by boat, 80a.Lachine-Rail and return by boat, 50.City Ticket Office, 143 St.James Street, and Bonarenture Station.14% ST.LAWRENCE avo ADIRONDACK RR RR.Trains Leave Windsor Stroet \u2014 Except Sund! 810 am Now York.stoppin and prine Day K t noi Valleyfield, \u201cEastisiton, Malone hy 4 tSunday.Local for Beauhas iPod an ma figs Thonn) Valleyeld 4.25 Pp moi ork! [Cay ight for New v tingdon, ions and ral Exoept Sund À p m parois, St.day.Loca ee Vaio raid City Ticket Office, 137 St.James St, Montreal.M.8.PHILPS, Agent, \u2014 The Safest and Most Refresh« ing Drink at all times \u2014i8 THE\u2014\u2014 Sparkling Natural Mineral Waters of CALEDONIA SPRINGS.Bold by all leading Grocers, Hotels, Drugginta, ota, 0d CHAS.GURD & CO., 43 Jurors street.18 TO LET Summer Cottages.tty new co t \u2018Charlebois Polat, Lake Bt © Dole 10 minntes To Laseside Stason: Posting and d bathing facili ve aout For partiou- ly .SON BROWY C9.m1\u201d STEVEN Tes Be Dame \u2014 ve a 30 p.m, holla piped Park «0 ue ZETLAND LODGE.Past Masters\u2019 Night.Last night Zetland and Lodge Leld à Past Masters\u2019 night.The chairs were occu- ied by the following Post :M.Ye Issacsm \"io.Brayton L'P.M; Be, at John Beck han, 8 W.; Robie, J.W.; .P.R.W.Bro.Hy.nbot ham, J.D.; prasnisty W.Bro.raser, ro.D.Ferguson, Pe Fs of C.; Bro.rane nd Fraser Scale, stewards.Before the actual work was done, tha D.D.G.Bro.Campbell, and the District Grand officers were announced and received.The I).D.G.and the acl- ing Master wore presented with bouquets, and the membors of the Lodge received from R.W.Bro.Crosby Lutton hole souvenirs The work of the first degree was then gone through in à manner which showed what early tr trame had done for sach and ever £ the old time officers and received ath approval from the following Worshipful Bros.who he beer, invited to witness tho work.i t.Bro.Friedlander, W.Jiro.Willis, w.Bro.Filan, V.'W.Dro.Fyfe, M.w.H.Stearns, W.oro.G.Weldon, Bro.White, W.Bro.Ducland, w.vero.Nicholson, W.Dro.Clarke, W.Lio.Dougherty and Rt.W.Dro.Alex.Adie.the work was over the visitors were entertained most handsomely.The toast of the Grand Lodge Que.« ©o v bec was respondo: high Yi.ie tue = H.Stearns, who pail 8 the grand old mason who had Shown him what masonry was thir.ty -six years ag .Bro.T P.\u2018Butter, who arrived late, 15 \"responded .\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e \u201cFEAST OF OF WEEKS.\" Congregation Beth worshipping the an Temple Hall, 807 Dorchester reet, on having it profuse PE cut flowers and the approaching * ot Works which taken lace next rondes and Tuesday, Bib snd 19th a roapectively, bbb Elias Friedlander, the pastor of the congregation, will \"pra appro- riate sermons on both days, and also con- Kuo t tho entire servico.Evening ser- at 645 a: the orm.at Samy) : VT en i à \\ THE ELECTION | OF OFFICERS FOR THE SIR JOHN A.MACDONALD CLUB, The Hon.Mr.Atwater Heartily Congratulated on His Appointment as Provincial Treasurer- Hon.Mr.Morris\u2019 Action Endorsed.At tbe meeting of the Sir John A.Macdonald Club last evening and which was largely attended, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted: That the members of the Sir John A.Macdonald Club avail themselves of the present opportunity to congratulate the province and tie Liberul-Conservative party upon the advent of \u2018the Hon.II.J.Flynn to the leadership of the local administration, and to assure the Prime Minister of that hearty and cordial support which this organization has invariably zecorded to his distinguished predecessor.That the Club also extends to the Hon.A.VW.Atwater, an honored member of fis directorate, our sincere congratulations upon his timely appointment to the Provincial Treasurership, and to assure him that should oppusition be offered to the ratification of his appointment, the members of tha &ir John A.Macdonald Club will spare no efforts to secure his triumphant return.That this club desires to place upon\u2019 record its high appreciation of the tuanly and patriotic conduct of llon.A.* W.Morris during the change of leadership at Quebec, and to thank the member for the St.Lawrgiare division for the valuable assistance wih he rendered th Prime Minister on tle formation of hs Ministry., : Hon.A.W.Morris, replying on the resolution, expressed entire satisfaction at the appointment of the Hon! Mr.At- water as Provincial Treasurer, and Pre dicted his triumphant return for St Lawrence divisio The election of the officers of the club ing proceeded with resulied as follows: 8ir Charles Tupper, hon.president ; Sir Donald A.Seg, Hon.A: W.Morris, bon.vice-p: ents; F.S.Maclennan, president ; D.A.McCaskill, first vice- resident ; M.C.Foley, s:cond vice-presi- nt ; Joseph II.Jacob, Lon.secretary; .H.Kennedy, assistant secretary; Aus- Xin Mosher, hon.treasurer; J.H.Walker, Abrarian; Council, Donald Macmaster, A.Cantlis, Itobert Meighen, S.ng, D.R.McCord, QC., John Hyde, John A.Boyd, Charles Chappell, J.H.Garth, A.J.Whimby, H.B.Anus, r.A.Proudfoot, M.J.Yolan, Joseph Horsefall, John Robinson, John idurns., Hon.W.Atwater, in reply to calls, delivered an address, in whith he culo- ~gi2ed Hon.Mr.Morris for the sactifice eo had made in retiring from the repre- mentation of St.Lawrence division, und maid it was a course which was worthy of all praisa.Mr.Atwater had decuned the ttorney-Generalship because Le thought that ths tradition which gave Montreal the Treasurership should te respeoted.He ooncluded by cloguziug the Hon.Mr.Flynn, the new Prowier of Quebec.SUSPECTED BICYCLE THIEF.He Evaded the Police Shadowing Him in Montreal but was Arrested in Boston.- About the first of May five bicycles were stolen within a few days in Mont Two of them being insured in the Dominion Burglary and Guarantee Company, Mr.Grose, the manager, advertised in the Star, offering a reward of $0 for the recovery of these bicycles.next day a Mr.Lacoste returned one of the machines to Mr.Grose, reporting that he had bought it from a young man named Peter Rothschilds, who said he had taken it and some other bicycles in payment for a bad debt.Mr.Grose soon lceated Rothschilds, who repeated his story and agreed to proluce the man from whom he bad purchased the stolen wheels.Meantime Rotts- childs was taken into custody, but eva:led the officer who was put in charge of him, und disappeared.Mr.Grose at once communicated the facts of the case with a.description of Rothschilds to the Chief Inspector of Police at Baston, to which city it was believed the man had gone.A couple of days ago Mr.Gros: receives] word from Boston that Roths- childs had been arrested there for the th ft of a bicycle.The n author- fti~s reported that Rothschilds agreed to waiva extradition: proceedings and allow himself to be brought back to Mon- trezl, ant Mr.Grose yesterday sent oze of his men to Boston armed with the necessary warrant.Mr.Grase says he is determined to protect whesimen from bicycle thieves, and will spars no expense and trouble In detecting them and bringing them to justice.CATHOLIC SAILORS CONCERT.The weskir concer: of the Catholic Bailors Club was held last eveming at th+e new cul roous No.53 Common Brent.The hall was filled with an up- WCCO AU ve, including a very arg: umber «f mailors from che differ- en\u2019 ships in the pore, Ammong thosé who tooir part were the Misses Smith, duet; Miss May Milloy, reciiation; the Misass MH.» Miss Sarah Milloy, Miss Tessie Mic 7 Miss Whelan, the B:.finbrie: Church choir double quar tette, Grunt cf Prof, PP.Shea, $ P.Dis, d.Deyan, das.Kelly, J.Monagh- en, J.Mullen, Alex, Teinon, and J.Cone mors; PP.Shea, Georgy Holand, A.Reid, as.Milly, A.Carpemer, 4 Powes, J, lur:ey, Michael Thorn on, Fred Dunn, J.Leiprohon, Thomas Doy.e, Fred.Fenton, Fred.Clarke._\u2014 YOUNG GIRL, MISSING.The sister of Miss Maul Rihertson and her fremnds are much werrivd vier her Mmysterisus daaprearine , which oc- ourredd .= Le CE ; aha! LESS LABCUR GREATER COMFORT NO WOMAN .She can lighten the labor, whiten the clothes, and CAN AFFORD brighten the temper by using TO WASTE Sunlight HER STRENGTH Soap ON WASH-DAY comfort in the house.She will find it a positive Bunlight Soap Depot for Quebeo: Frank Magor & Co, Muntreal 1151 \u2014\u2014___\u2014_m ise.What is ETE ey R a AR PSN, j Es rte > A) lB ETRE RX QOastoria is Dr.Samuel Pitcher\u2019s prescription for Infants and Children.It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance.It 13 a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.It is Pleasant.Its guarantee Is thirty years\u2019 use by Millions of Mothers.Castoria destroys Worms and allays -feveriskness.Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhea and Wind Colic.Castoria relioves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.Castoria agsimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.Case toria is the Children\u2019s Panacea~the Mother\u2019s Friend, Castoria.Castoria.* Custoria is an exceUent medicine for chil- * Cantoria fs so well adapted to children thas dren.Mothers have repeatedly told mo of its 1 recommend it assuperior toany proscription good effect upon their children.kuown to me.\" Da.G.C.Osaoop, H À.Ascuen, M.D, Lowell, Mass.111 So.Oxford St, Brookiyn, N.YX.\u201c Our physicians in the children's department have spoken highly of thelr experi ence {a their outside practice with Castoria, and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products, yet we aro fies to confess that the merits of Castoria has won ua to look with = Castoria ta the best ramedy for children of which I am acquainted.I hope the day is not far distant when mothers will consider the real terest of their children, and use Castoris instead of the variousq nostrums which are destroying their loved'ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sendicz favor upon it.\u201d them to premature graves.\u201d A Usitep Hosrrral 420 Disrrwaany, Da.J.F.Kiscaxwos, \u2019 Boston, Macs, Conway, Ark.Azuen C.faurm, Pres, The Contaur Company, T! Murray Street, New ENE Montreal Annex, THE IDEAL SITE | FOR HOMESEEKERS.A Grand Opportunity Por the family man to provide a home, the young maa to provide for the fature, the young woman a savings and the capitalist o good investment.MONTREAL ANNEX.It ta not & property on paper.There hax already been expended about $100,000 in Improve ments.such as macadam avenues, side water, sewers, clectrio light.Over 700 lots sold and 170 houses aire.constructed and vocupie« Electric cars every 7 minutes Twelve nunutes from Craig street.A pumber of choice lots left on Park avenue, Hutchison, Durocher, Mance and Bt.Urbain sta.and upward restriction - ou will purely double your money in a short time.A safe, sure investment.down; rments.cunt Royal avenue, and transfer to Annex car on Bt.Lawrence, cars.Agents on the ground every afternoon.Autiful now modern houses for sale #70 Lo a0 \u2018or Mapa, pricus, etc.apply MONTREAL INVESTMENT & FREEMOLD COMPANT, .Reem 3, 163 M, James Street.Open dally trom 9 to 5 and every Friday evening.1143 Fitted with Sawed-slot and Needle-point Drop Oven Doors, Even Temperature in Oven.Heat perfectly under control, s¢ Jewel \u201d Burners Valves.Jewel Burners do net puff out or explode when extinguished.The \u201cJewel\u201d is acknowledged 40 be the finest product of American stove works pad, although the first cost may be + Jit le more than that of low grade goods will in end prove the more s ory and economical.Used by Professor Dette atl Messrs.R.& W.Kerr.has not this fault, as I am proving dail fine \u2018color of bread \u201cJewel,\u201d not only às & perfect baker, but also as an enconomist of gas.gopsumes less than any other I ever used, and is certainly the els in his cooking demonstrations.Montreal, April 28, \"96, lemen,\u2014The ladies say, whon I speak of gas stoves, \u201cI am afraid of always burn.on the bottom.\u201d I admit that this is a fault with many, the \u201cJewel,\u201d of which you are agents, is the first one in many that I have d,'both here and in the United Btat es in my demonstrations cooking, that .pies, cake, etc., ed in it.I can heartily recommend the 8 stove have ever used.Yours truly, =, © .' EDWARD G.DETLEFS, Professor of Cooking.R.& W.KERR, 1895 Notre Dame sv ad +00\" ¢ THEY LIGHT 4 : IN A FLASH.| , \u2014No long waiting, no sulphur fumes, no breaking sticks, $ - \\ nothing wrong at all with ; BYRANT & MAY'S MATCHES.The matches with a record\u2014world's record for quality and sale.\u201cTiger\u201d for household.Wax Vestas for smokers.Doasn\u2019t your grocer keep them?¢ { \u2014 +! Sole Agents tor Canada, ROBERT GREIG & CO., Montreal, 224 audiences, who exclaim over ths | \u2014\u2014 \u2014 em M.Hicks & Co.'s Salon Sars or FINE CUT CRYSTAL.becribers ha AMERICAN CUT GLASS to bo sold by auction at our Nos.1821 and 1833 Notre Dame TLESDAY AFTERNOON, Ray Ith, -\u2014\u2014consisting of \u2014 Salad Bowls, Nui Dishes, Water Jugs, Colery Trays, spoon Molders, Flower Nase affes.Cream Trays, Napples, Plates, Ben- Bous Hazar and Cr ante Clarets Jugs.> Sauce Botltles, Dried Dishes, Trays amd a many picees in d Exquisite ttings.** This beautiful Collection is very attrace tive, «3 IL comprises many pieces of orte ginal designs, the chief features of which are the deep mitre cu tricate checkerings.excellent sigRs Ru Ca d cuts produce with remarkable elegance that prismatic effect, that ndds so much beauty of the best specimens of cut glans, The collection wil be on view Monday.Admirers of art objects are invited to ine: spect this teautiful display.\u20ac Sale at 2.30 o'clock.HICKS & CO.Auctioneers.114 2 \u2014 SALE OF A PRIVATE LIERARY OF FRENCH BOOKS.The Subscribers are instructed to sell at their rooms, FES Nos.1821 and 18233 NOTnE DAME #7, SATURDAY, MAY 16TH, The private Lit of the late J ADOLP.\u2018sd Lots of best French author bindings, he most important sale of French Warks that have been offered at auction for some time.\\ The collection 38 catalogued, and the books can, be examined at our rooms from §&m.o p.m.; Bale at 10 am., and continued at 2.30 pme until are sald.M.HICKS & CO., .Auctioneers.RELIMINARY NOTICE, IMPORTANT SALE or Turkish Rugs and Embreiderics RY 113 8 that the sale of 1 Rugs, Carpets Oe a broidortes ON as will be held at the store NO.1811 NOTRE DAME STREET, TRURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 231$ At 2.90 ©'Clock.Send for catalogue.Particulars Saturdan M, NICKS & CO, .\u2014 Auctioncess.- 142 Thos.J.Potters Sales Br AUCTION.IMPORTANT CATALOGUE SALE \u2014_\u2014 \u20140F\u2014- \u2014 IN BOND.We have been Instructed by Messrs.J .E.MULLEN & CO., who are retiring from business to mell, absolutely wil tre serve, at thetr Warehouses, 538 Paul Street, old College Buildings, on ; WEDNESDAY, tho 30th MAY, the balance of their stock of Cigare, com sisting of some o mos In the market, including ba pier Gladstone brand._ After the sale of Cigars will be offered, for account of whom it may concern, am gâsortment of Imported Wines and wood and bottle, in \u2018lots chasers.Also the office an ture, consisting of Saf Scales, Chal ja rms : urs, and on the Cigars, & 8 and 9 months, ace cording to amount of purchase, Sale at 10 o'clock.THOS, J.POTTER, - .Auctioneer.145 Is the most desirable street for private residences in Westmount, it faces the new Park.All buildings are restricted to a uniform distance from the street line.No objectionable buildings permitted, If you think of building, sce these lots.You cannot fail to be pleased with this locality.: Price low.Easy Terms of Payment.Full particulars at our office, | 1764 DARE REFRIGERATOBS line is taki To see to want.T weed Tho new rN er bons Lor hy ° G.W.REED, Montreal.ng Cor.Victoria Square and Craig Mreet e t led J.s »} presen Socupled tg pes: Drusriet: piste shee .Aplyto J.PSB VIA, 43 Victoria Bauare.\u2014 site nore Tareat, Pim; J Sie (RET poulet 0 Jing X CO., 867 Linsonie Temple TIt, for pots of etres.Capt P 8 B08.Worst cases cured In a 8S days.100:page beekx free.a Some a > | ca\u2019BBON & HOGLE, ADVOCATES, New York Life RD.M¢ QO.KTEUR F.Hoe! Geox; Q.A P.8 1001: Dxueux, MP.17 REMOVAL.and the Obiokering Bétharino trsak, GW.Lindsay Bow to be il 1 in with in - The subscribers beg to sancunoe ~~ t t pura\u201d o su p d store J.STEVENSON BROWN & CO, oa SHOP OR OFFICE found at To MELTING AWAY Jt nt 557,000 CIGARS, Aino hx.| Ë à © } { wv ee J Lee Price, $1.85.Blouses and Shirt Waists.100 styles to choose from.: See our leader, worth $1.30, for 680.Silk Blouses.With full fronts, plaited becks Duck Costumes.-Specially made, £09 Duck Costumes, $2.50; Oxford Skirts.Oxford Washing Skirts, 830, Boys\u2019 Cambric Blouses, 550.Boys\u2019 Linen Reefers, $2.65.Infants\u2019 Hats and Bonnets, all styles, Boys: Fauntlero: Naval Velvet Suits, Ex.JOHN MURPHY & C0., 2343 St.Catherine St, CORNER METCALFE ST.Telephone Ne.3823, (@ARPETS.SUPERIOR BRUSSELS.FINE BRUSSELS., STANDARD BRUSSELS, HEAVY WILTON.MEDIUM WILTON, RUSSIAN VELVETS.HEAVY AXMINSTER.MEDIUM AXMINSTER.ROYAL MINSTER.TAPESTRY CARPETS, 23, 30, 33, 37, 39 and up to best made.Curtains, Portiers, Sash Curtains, Draperies to Order.LACE CURTAINS, From 25 cts.cts.pair up.THOMAS LIGGET, Montreal and Ottawa.povornow FTER- NOON, AT 230 P.M, Of the balance of Household Furniture and 3733 AT.CATHERINE STREET {under Queen's Theatre), Including a Fine Upright Piano, nearly new, in use one month, cost $350.00, very fine Bil Hard Table, by Collender, ot New York, in por- fect order, togethor with all the attachments Balls, Cues, Gasalier, etc., cost now $450.In al \"* about 200 lots of valuable Furniture and Household Effects.Must bie cleared positively without ; meserve To-morrow.Attention is requested to the Five i WORKS, \u2018ais is of the vertes of best French Authors je at our rooms, Nos.1821 and 1823 NOTRE (SATURDAY), nt 10 O'Clock and 2.10 @'Cleck, Aflernoem.M.BICKS & \u20ac0., Auctioneers.SUMMER RESORTS.~ ABENAKIS HOUSE, Abenakis Springs, Que._\u2014\u2026 IPENS FOR SEASON 1896, JUNE 1st.Zhe Most I a Resort fin on Bt.Francis\u2019 nd st.of boats, bath Toner.nie and p pool CONFERENCE ON | - EDUCATION.\u2014 THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN.Addresses by Her Excellency the Countess of Aberdeen, the Hon.Mr.de la Bruere, and the Hon.Col.Gibson, The third large public meeting held by the Council took place last evening in the High School Assembly Hall, and like its two predecessor's was attended by an immense number of.people.Her Excellency took the chair at eight o'clock, she was accompanied by Capt.Wilberforce, A.D.C., and Capt.Sinclair.On the platforin were Lady Thompson, Mrs.Archibald, Halifax; Mrs.Hood- less, Hamilton; Mrs.H.C.-; Scott, Montreal;, Mrs.Willoughby = Cummings, Toronto; Mrs.Torrington, Toronto; Mrs.Lowe Dickinson, New York; Hon.Boucher de la Bruere, Minister of Public Instruction; Principal Peterson, n.Bovey, Colonel Gibson, Provincial Secretary of Ontario, Pr.Robins, Rabbi de Sola, and Rabbi V Her Excelleney in hor introductory remarks said that this meeting had en arranged in connection with & Inove- ment to get snanual training introduced into the public schools of Canada.Our Councils in Ontario luve been successful beyond expectation.In Quebec we ve not n so successful.Other provinces have asked for cooking and sewing lessons with no success In British Columbia a bill was introduced but had to be withdrawn owing to the lack of interest shown.The question \u201cWhy are we agitating this movement?\u2019 seems Supertluous.The need of this training painfully apparent to mothers mn this country.Then L same questioners say, \u201cBut Ghee matters should be seen to at home.\u2018 they bren present yesterday during the discussion on school hours they would have scen that the \u2018lo hours in school and the late of preparation at home leave no time for this or other home trainin There is no doubt there is great apat y on the subject and that many rents think their children are being defrauded of higher education and hat all manual training must trary to higher education.Manual labor in the hands of a good teacher can teach children lessons of exactitude which can be taught no other way, And seeing visible works growing in their hands, and the striving after a visible ideal, gives them ideas of perfection they can get in no other way.he Japanese, who are so quick to seize ideas and put them into effect, bave regular training schools all aver the country, under the patronage of the Fin- press, or the training of girls and married women.Every branch of demestle economy is taught-dressmaking, cooking and sewing, end many others.There are schools in Paris, where the girls from the public schools can be educated in trades, but where domestic economy is compulsory.In Great Britain there are schools of domestic economy which are + extending their programme every year.Therefore we see we are not alone in the support of this movement.We do not want only that manual training be put on the school curriculum, but also that the Normal schools will make it part of the training for teachers.The presence on the platform of the Hon.Ir.de La Bruere, Minister of Public Instruction, is a great satisfaction to us, all the greater as he has come here on purpuse to attend \u2018this meeting.\u201d de la Bruere in his address said: \u201cThe education of women is one of the serious questions of the day.The natural evolution of customs,t ths spirit of innovation and the aspirations of our ago all tend to give woman a new.direction.The progress of industry with an ever increasing train of manufacturers, and the multiplication of machines which dis- p d wark, have temporarily disquieted families of workingmen and broken the charm .of the domestic hearth.I find myself to-day in the presence of an association one of whose aims it is to work for the amelioration of the condition of woman, for her protection and for the improvement of her education.At the present moment the question that engages the attention of is Association is that of manual training in our normal schools and public schools.This subject eminently deserves the consideration of this distinguished assemblage and of the whole | country as well, for the well-being of families demands that the daughters receive in tha courss of their studies a pract ractical instruction, and that the may earn to keep house pro ever may be mid of it ely venturesome people, the moat glorious pre tive of woman, after the honor of maternity, is found in the task that de- veiops upon her to rear her children and the gentle house wife.Some poets of imag.nation have said, \u201cwoman: is an 1.\u201d Surly philcecphers, probably celibates, reply, * is a demon.4 ill not say with certain people of facetious minds, \u2018Perbaps they are both pp: ut I believe t woman approaches more nearly the angel and departs far from the demon when to her ualities of mind and heart she adds those that are procured for her by an instruction suitable to develop her remarkable aptitude for manusl labor.One cannot praise too much the efforts that are being made to popularize ir our educational institutions the ordinary knowledge of arts and manufactures.In an address made last year in Toronto by a distinguished memter of your Association on the present condition of manual training in the schools of Canada, I read the following passage: \"Of the province of Quebec 1 can say little, as only in Montreal is manual labor found.There is no course in tho Normal Schools of the © province.= nor ia the schools generally.\u201d is.assertion, I think, does not do justice to the province of Quebec, for manual work has always been taught in the Catholic educational institutions and orphanages under direction of committees of women.It is also taught in several Protestant ir institutions; I believe it would be adies, to the cause you have at wth ta ive an account of the work of our educational houses, which, I regret to say, little known, almost ignored.\u201d \u2018After a description « of the work done by the model sc Normal Bchools, by the convents, in the Laval Normal School, Quebsc, and in the John Murphy & Go's ADVERTISEMENT.GOLF JERSEYS, Colors in all combinations, double knitted, Bishop sleeves.| manua: training in con-\" \u2018bers of the Board of the Young ools in connection with McGill Provincia! Legislatures with a view to a.cure traning oourses for manual in the Normal schoo! of each province, thereby providing qualified teachers for the public schools.his read.ullon was mos: ably moved by Mrs.Hood.ess, of tlamilion, who 18 \u201cmost qualified to speak on the subject ot education in our public schools.less, in the course of her remarks, said thal it was & matter of great si nificance that the delegates {rom eac ot the provinces shoud ugree in peu- tioning for manual labor in the schools.Before we can hope for this result we will have to have competent teachers trained for this work.Som» une con- \u2018tends that a ekilful ncedlewowan can teach sewing; a skilled cook and housekeeper,\u2014cooking and a skilled artisan\u2014 carp.nlering.No nore erroneous idea was cver concoived.Mental attainments as well as perfect training in domestic economy will be necessary.low are we to secure trained teachers?have to look to the state for the necessary funds, at least in Ontario, where wa have not such wealthy men nor as publie spirited as are to bo found in lontreal.© have reason Lo hope, however, that he \u201cHamilton we will shortly begin to build the training school so urgently needed.The Hon, Mr.Ross, Minster of Education, has given his per- sonal- support to this movement.When this school is an accomplished fact, a two y.ars courss will have to be under- gons by teachers wishing to graduate and all\u2019 thn applicants must have first- class certificates from a Normal school.Mrs.Archibald, of Halifax, seconded the resolution in a bright, amusing and practical little speech.eed, these two speeches are two of the most en-' tertaining and efficient that have been heard yet in the sesai Dr.Roberts and Rabi de Sola supported the resolution, which was carried unanim y.Mrs.H.C.Scott, in a paper on Kitchen gardens and the courses of cooking carried on in the Aberdeen schools, gave a lot of interesting information about these important branches, ot manual labor.Much to the disappolntment ot thode resent, Dr.Peterson, Principal of Mo- Ga, did not make an address, as the evening was so far advanced, but only expressed his opinion of the importance of manual training in public school education, especially on tne importance of a ak as the basis and foundation of all such ends.He also exp im- self in hearty sympathy with the subjects dealt with at the meeting.Col.Gibson, Provincial Secretary of Ontario, on account of the lateness of the hour, confined himself to a {ow general remarks on_ the importance of the movement.Mrs.Torrington, of Toronto, read a pape r on musical training in schools, A vote of thanks to the spcakers of the evening was moved by Mr.Bovey, Dean of A lied Science, and seconded by Rabbi Veld After singing the National Anthem, the meeting dispersed, COURT OF APPEAL.The May Term Opened\u2014Refersnce to the Late Mr.Marchand.\u201d The May term of the Court of Appeal\u2019 opened this morning, the Ect\u2019 Justice Sir Alexandre Lacoste presiding; the bench being g and Wurtele.The Chief Just ce, tore taking up the business of the e a feeling reference t:#the late Sir.L.W.Marchand, Clerk of the Court of Appeal, whose death occurred recently.His Honor took that occasion to express the regrets of the Court and the sympathy which the Court felt with the family of the deceased gentleman, If ever there had been a m-del * greffier,\" His Honor thought the late MN Marchand had been he.Mr.Marchand, by his high intellectual capacity, his talents and his-aptitude had been capablo of occupying any post in the judiciary of the country.His m.desty bad deterred him from aspiring to any higher Position than the cme he had occupied, and tho Court cruld only render testimony the fidelity with which he had the duties vf that position.lhe roll for the day was called; but, none of the cass being ready for hearing, the out adjourned until to-mor- row Imornir The late ir.Marchand\u2019s Clerk of the Court of Appea ais ition of bas not \u2018yet been filled; but as the deceased gentleman\u2019s deputy, Mr.Louis Ouimet, has been discharg.ng the duties of the post for a considerable time past, it is expected that, as soon as matters are settled aot Quebec he will be premoted as a Matter of course.The appeal office hero is a mixlel one, and the courtesy and attention of the clerks to all who hap to have besiness there frequently been remarked.SCHOUL OF COOKERY.The invitation issusd by the Young Women's Cooking School on St.Catherine street to members of the Executive of the National Council of Women and delegates, to visit ths school between five and six yesterday afternoon, was accepted by a large number of ladies.A most delightful five o'clock tea had been prepared, which was mes.aceopt- able after the long afternoon session, and Mrs.Sinclair and o.ber ladies of the Committee were kept busy suyply- ing cups of delicious tea and cakes to the tired delegates.In the school-room there were two tables which attracted much attention.the morning's lesson wero laid out most temptingly, and the salads vol-au-vents and cakes and sweets of all kinds found a ready sale.On the other was the work of the children in the day schools.Bread, buns, cakes and biscuits were there in abundance.The excellent work done by this school deserves hearty approval and co-oparation.MEMORIAL SERVICE.in A special Memorial Service was held the German and Polish Synagogue Me-, Gill College avenue last evening in remembrance of the late Baron de Hirsch.There was a large influential congregation comprising not only the members of the German Synagogu representatives from t Spanish and Portuguese, The Temple Emanu El, the Austrian, Roumanian and Russian congregation.A number of the, children of the Baron de Hirsch School were in attendance whilst the President and mem en's Hebrew Benevolent Society attended in a body.PERSONALS.Mr.E.C.Fiten, Preaident of the Ameri can Wal altnam watch Go.of Waltham, 1s registered et he Windsor.an Ing arrived yester ere he has teen havin from £ bis Sachi fitted out for the annual trip to his fishing reine.serve on the River Romain On one the results of ues but likewiss | THE CAMPAIGN.of ym - Attack on E.nEF Clarke Oreates Interest.THE MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS AT SOREL.Election Gossip From the Constituencies.(Special to the Star.) Toronto, May 15.\u2014The attack of the Globe on E.IF.Clarke, and the charge that he is to become ons of the new Tupper ministry is.the leading topio in local political circles to-day.Mr.Clarke informs a Star corcespon- dent that he has no intention of entering the Cabinet, and that the current rumor to that effect is without foundation.He denied in the most em- phatio terms that he is \u201cteetering\u201d on the school.question, and preparing to wobble to the Government side.In support of this statement he referred -to his speech at the Conservative convention a week ago, when he declared his unalterable intention to oppose the remedial bill, if it shouild ever be introduced while ha was in the House.One idea is that the attack upon Mr.Clarke was inspired from McCarthyite sources, because he refused to take the third party platform and swallow the doctrine of Dalton McCarthy, which is that the Government must defeated at all hazards.Mr.Clarke's position is that he will suppert the Government on all questions except the remedial bill.The fact that Mr.Clarke bas been next to Clarke \\Vallace in the Orange Order, that he is editor and proprietor of the Orange Sentinel and the most pular man in the city, gives great ares to the Globe's attack here and in Ontario generally.The Globe says the position which Mr.E.F.Clarke is assuming in the political arena is exciting some interest among that wing of the © onservative party in the city, of which he has something of a leader, and asserts that unless Mr.Clarke can make his ition clear, he will be defeated in West Toronto.The Globe refers to ths misunderstandin that existed between Mr.Clarke an Clarke Wallace owing, it was said, to Mr.Wallace not resigning his pcsition in the Government as soon as hs - cams aware that they intended to a remedial r sure.ere is still a van- ance between Mr.Clarke and Mr.Wallace and the Globo intimates that Mr.Clarke is jealoua of Mr.Wallace's position in the Orange Society.fact that Attention is called to t Mr.rke a year ago, in an address at Hamilton, used strong language and expressed his opini-n of the personnel, as well as the political character, of the Government.The Globe asks: \u201cHow is it that Mr.Clarke is not of the same fram mind as year ago?It is here,\u201d it goes on, \u201cthal the ga ground of uneasiness arism, and suspicions intrude themselves in the minds of his friends.Why is he not at the grand sovereign's side now that the day of trial has arrived?The question is setting many of hisald friends thinking.the contrary, he has accepted a straight Government nomination.He is a Tupper candidate, and it is rumored that he is to go into the Tu per-Angers coercion Cabinet after the e.ections.He begins to say on public platforms that the grievances of the minority must be righted.His friends wonder what kind of a teetering-boerd he is on, and whether the plaos which the Cab'net has for an Orangeman\u2014what Mr.Wallace could omly occupy under the price of forswearing his Orange princip:es\u2014has any attractions for Mr.Clarke.Was it only while Clarke Wallace was in the Government that Mr.Clarke was so stout a champion of national schools t Is it only now that Clarka Wallace is out that the maintenance of the coer- \u2018cion Government has become of paramount importance?These are pointed questions, and \u2018f Mr.Clarke dces not know that they are being asked many Limes a day in West Toronto and other s of the city.ha does not keep him- bot \u201cwelt informed.\u201d JEANNOTTE CHOSEN.1.'Epipbanie, May 15.\u2014\u2014(Special.)\u2014 The Conservative convention of L'Assomption was held here yesterday.There were 18 delegates present.Mr.H.Jeannotte, of Montreal, the late member, was unan- mously chosen, and he has accanted the candifature.His oppon~nt will be Mr.Joseph Gauthier, ex-M.P., who was re turned at the \u2018general elections of 1891 and subsequently unseated THE SITUATION IN RICHELIEU.Sorel, May 15 \u2014(Special)\u2014The political situation assumed & new phase here last night bv the arrival of Fon.A.Desjar- dine, Minister of Public Works, nnd nominee of the Conservative convention.After a week of suspense, since the county convention, which was held bero on the 7th inst.and the uncertainty naturally felt whether the Hon.Mr.jardins, Minister of Public Works, would eventually he eble to accept the candidature for Richelieu, tendered him, it goes without saying that satisfaction was expressed by the Desjardins Conservatives generally when it became known that the Minister would be down by the evening boat to formally accept.Hon.Mn Desjardins was accompanied from Montreal by Mesars.J.Avert, Louis Couture, MPP, and George Mathieu.A number of citizens repaired to the wharf beaded by the Town- Band and rers.The hon.gentleman as tore he \u2018landed from the boat was cheered.\u2018 A Procession was then formed, and it, was intended to fresont him with an address, but the hall was small, and the rocession re-formed and marched back o the Brunswick Hotel, where the address.in.hohalf of the Workingmen's Conservative Association, was first read by the President, Mr.Ed.Mandville.Chene- frp! euler remarks cn the proce i.mek at a ot citizens we large num introduced to A coring of Panne rativos is to be held this oven- mmit- ing for the Those of forming tees and making & be necessary arrangements for the cam n.Mon.Mr.Des- is exI sgain on Sunday next .a IN NICOLET COUNTY.Three Rivers, = Que May 15.5 \u2014Ït is said Mr.Boisve Conservative ton aida for Nicolet county, will not be alone.It would that Mr.Boisvert did not even attend the Conservative convention, saying he did not require any convention proceedings; that he was and would the candidate.uc is quite pd fident of success.PATRON TO OPPOSE POPE.Lake Megantio Que, May 15.\u2014 (Special.)\u2014A lar and repregentative meeting of the Reform Association of the county of Compion was held here Wedne -sday night to consider the ad- .ity of choosing a Liberal candidate de or the coming election.Mr.Mal- c>:m Matheson, of Lake Megantic, pre aided.The »ros and cons of the object of the meeting were discussed in 3d {ele aspects.NoLiberal candidate nom: nated, Mr.F.F.Willard, who been \u2018chosen the standard bear- ha roof the Patron party, Mr.R.D.Cowan, the secretary of the Patron Association, and several others who had been specially invited in order to give an expcaition of the platform and doctrines of their party, were called upon.As a result, it was unanimously re solved to endorse Mr.Willard's candidature.+ MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.Ottawa, May 15.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The only Ministers in town to-day are Hons.Geo.E.Foster, John gart, and Dr.Montague, tha Premier having left for Aont- Inst evening, In the Néw York Puilman wero Sir Mackenzie Bowell and Mr.Sanford Mali the former .of whom was heartily chee as the train left the station.te accompanied part way by Sir Adolphe Caron, Hon.J.A.Ouimet, and Hon.E.Leblanc.Sir Mackenzie apends to-day in New York and sails in the Etruria to-morrow.Hon.T.Mayne and Mrs.Daly were scen off by a large number of friends, who presented Mrs.Daly with a handsome bouquet of roscs.McCARTHY'S WIN NIPEG RALLY.Winnipog, Man., May 15\u2014(Specia:.)\u2014 Favorab.e weather is all thar will be needed io make Dalton McCarthy's reception a monster affair.The Opposu- tion has wisely chosen the evening of May 25 for the demonstration, as the Queen's birthday wi:l be celebraied on that day.The ho.iday-seekers will sweil the number who are likely W gree: Mr.McCarthy.It cannot be gainsaid that Sir Charles Tupper\u2019s rec:plion made the Opposition, sur themselves, and they will uss the coming opportunity to counteract the gains made by ihe Government follow- ial.) \u2018the he parity platforms have now only two pianks for use here\u2014tilè schoo! question for whe Liberals; the Hudson Bay nearest Railroad for the Conservatives.Bot are powerfu! factors in Winnipeg, and 1 is a ques: uestion which wil preponderate on the election day.The Easkaichewan nservatives are nom:nating a tandidate to-day at Prince Albert, as also the Macdonald Conservatives at Portage ia Prairie.To-morrow ihe Conservatives of Alberta will no- minaie their man ai Calgary.{ the present weather continues the farmers will forge.all about the election.The raip bas been pouring steadily for the last thirty-six hours and a considerable portion of the province 1s mundaied.It is estimated that seeding cannot be competed before June 1.To-day 1s arbor day in the Territories.KINGSTON LIBERALS IN GOOD CHEER.Kingston, Ont.May 15.\u2014(Special)\u2014Last evening san enthusiastic meeting of the Young Liberals of Kingston was beld in the Whig Hall.In absence of the pre t, Mr.Bruce Carruthers, Mr.aley, propristor of the Canadian ren: ied the chair.Mr.B.M.Brit- ton, Q.C., the :candidate in the Liberal interest, made a short address, in which he said he would certainly carry Kingston.He endo Laurier\u2019s policy in an points.and eulogized Messrs.Mgwat and izlding.Addresses were made Uy Mr.J.B.Mowat Sir Oliver's nephew), Yala.J.J.Behan, E.J.Pense and Major Galloway.Each spoke with great confidence that the Liberal policy would Le sustained\u2019 throughout country.The meeting dispersed with sheers for Mr.Britton, Hon.W! Laurier, Sir Oliver Mowat and the Queen.HUGHES AND WALLACE.Toronto, May 15.\u2014(Special)\u2014One of the latest names to be mentioned as that of a probable opponent of N.Wallace in West York i is that of J L.Hughes, Inspector of Toronto Public Schools, whose friends are prepared, it is said, to put up a good boom.THE PREMIER.Sir Charles Tupper, who is stopping at the residence of Sir Donald Smith, spent a large portion of the morning in conference with leading local C servatives, among those whe called being Hon.Senator Desjardins and Dr.T.Roddick, the candidate in.St.Antoine Division.Later, the Premier paid his respects to His Excellency the Governor- General, Despite the reports of the Nor! Wester and Winnipeg tree Prees, Sir Charles declares positively that he has been grossly misrepresented, and that he bas never cast a slur upon the nationality or the creed of the leader of the Lib- oral rty.\u201cTho great mistake that I e in Widnipeg.he seid this morning, \u201cwas that I did not engage a stenographer to make a verbatim re of my utlerances, aad turn in his manuscript to me, 1 did this at every meeting during m my campaign in Cape Breton, and found.tbe plan worked excellently.I shall certalnly sce that Ihave such a man at the meeling to-night.\u201cI have no double face,\u201d said the Premier with some heat, \u201cÎ say the same in the West as I say in ihe East, and I am not afraid to stand = what, I | eay tion of tho fon.Hugh John.Macdonald is assured ow of doubt, \u2018and his majority will \"be, a substantial one.dn fact, the whols Rrevinco of Manitoba will go for the Government en bloc;, it will be à ciear sweep for us, you may be sure.In Ontario we 8 perhaps lose a sat or two, but then there are other constituencies which Lan now represented by Liberals | which rvatives, and I urn : think the gains should offset ths losses and leava tho party representation of Ontario in the next Parliament very much the same as it is at present.In Lower Cradle we may expuél majorities Clarke .THE MONTREAL DAILY.STAR\u2014FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1896.Sn THE KING'S DAUGHTERS.CONFERENCE OF THE DOMINION ORDER Organized» Charities Discussed - Addresses by Mrs.Lowe Dickinson and Mrs, Tilley, Dominion President, : Mrs.Tilley, president of the Dominion Order of King's Daughters, presided at the conference of the order in the American Presbyterian Church yesterday afternoon.Mrs.Tiiley introduced the speaker of the afternoon, Mrs.Lowe Dickinson, general secratary of the order, to the meeting.In beginning, Mrs.Dickinson, said: \u2018Christian work is like a series of steps, which can be taken in différent 8.We can follow after God, or walk before God or walk wi:h God.1 wonder if when we walk in any of these ways we realize how easily one step leads to another.\u2018God has enlarged our steps,\u201d nor need we fear for the result, for \u2018none of their steps shall slide.\u2019 \u201cLet us look at some of the disciples, We are told that Andrew \u2018saw Ch that was the first step ; he followed Him, TILLEY, : President of the King\u2019s Daughters.the second step, and.thirdly, he brought his brothers to Him.Take hat into your hearts.First find Christ, then abide with Him, and bring others, those that are ers.ucceed.R of the fines.\u2018I have toiled all throug the night and I have taken not nothing\u2019; faith comes then.and that is another step.\u201cWhen we feel we are good for nothing, failures, we despair, then Chrisc bids us cast in our nets again, and this time we get the groat multitude of fish.If we get them, stacked nets, we call in the other fishermen or women.If we belong to the Presbyterian church, we call in Methodists; if we are Faptists we call in another, and if we are Church of England we say, \u2018These others, they, too, are working,\" and together we make stron nets or strong codes.This is the worl the King's Danghters doing.We, who have risen, ha fegun to to get a vision of the good we can do, and we say to the other women, \u2018Come and share this great feast, but when they do come, they look at things in ferent light, and we are afraid of them; Te them with distruct, ye can orgive people o do wrong y acknowledge their fault, we can be tender and loving.the people we cannot forgive are the peo le who think differently from us is is a downward step.\u2019 Until we Th humility these other steps are .\u201cAnother on\u2019 walking js L ba led out with peace.the way is 1 and we are faint with walking, working, struggling, ought to comfort us is expressed in that beautiful\u2019 verse, the new reading of which is \u2018Cast all thy burdens upon Him, - \u2018because He heart.\u2019 He has car- ceed must go forward on its knees.But it must not stay on its knees, to grow strong it must walk.Praying and creep ing are not same thing.Not ony docs Ho carry us in Hia arms, not only Ho carry us on His heart, but carrya us on © shall upborne, not of\u2018 our own enh, but His wings, who nover sleeps, who never is weary.Isn't it wo while Lo take hese steps ome after the other umbly #** Two subjects under discussion at the conference were the sending of a woman missionary to some foreign mi mission, by the Kings Daughters, the of an assoc: ated c rities ace re - Mrs Tilley, in introducing the for former uestion, said that it had or some time past that the non order should send out a woman mis sionary and pledge themsëlves to su port her.She, as the President,thought the best plan would be the sending of a circular each of the circles asking how much thoy would be willing to give yearly.As the Unions in some vinces were muc r than in others, she could not afportion equal amounts to each province.The meeting this afternoon expressed themselves unanimously in fave of the sending of 2 ls- sionary, an 8 year was ple The great need for an associated charities organ.\u2018gation has been greatly felt for t be past few years, in most large Jy Irs.Patterson, Hon.President of this city Union, told how the work of the different charities here overlapped each other.Often two or threes circles, to say nothing of other chari- Lica, are ne 1h the same family.Mrs.Dickinsp bo, to patrate this point, told how a hers had buried the same olan ry four different tim and discovered it by bearing of her Dogs ging in the street, Another woman got six cooking stoves and was found out before she could dispose the other live, and these wers only examples of ths ticed.In fo , and no doukt some action would be aires after the annual con- \u2018ference.SEE ONDE Les Pou > (Colonial [Hlouse, PHILLIPS SQUARE.WAY ih aa a a 4 Î ENGL x Ladies\u2019 Shirt Waists.Misses\u201d Shirt Waists, - & Misses\u2019 Muslin Blouses, REMOVAL.-In order to give these goods the prominence that we consider they deserve, we have removed the Trimmed Millinery to the China Department.Vt WP OVS rd # CHINA DEPARTMENT.wr One more New Pattern of GLASS- \u201c WARE opened to-day.3 À fuil line of The «\u201c IMPERIAL.\u201d in Berry Sets, Ice Cream Sets, Water Sets, Table Sets, Fruit Dishes, Berry Bowls, Water Jugs, Bon.Go Bons, etc.Entirely different from anything that has been shown this year.As&heap as common glass.BABY CARRIAGES.by 7 Just received a finé\u201cassortment, latest de- = signs, beautifully upholstered, with or without $9 rubber tires.a BOYS\u2019 BICYCLES, 4 VELOCIPEDES .* 4 With or without Rubber Tires.P 9 TRICYCLES for Girls.- EXPRESS WAGGONS, BARROWS, Etc.| ON EEN =, CROQUET SETS in all sizes.p DOLLS\u2019 CARRIAGES, all prices.A Mail Orders promptly and carefully attended to.i NAS oa & HENRY MO {GAN 4 C0.MONTREAL.aa\u2019 AR REE Hamilton's Saturday Afternoon Attractions If you want to spend a pleasant and at the same time profitable afters » it Hamilton's to-morrow.DOO a Face Color Scotch Muslins that credit stores advertise at 30c, Ines 50 per cent\u2026 or 15e, we ARE snd HAVE BEEN selling them all season at ldo yard, and we are not what profits credit stores Big piles of them sti ding them less than cost either.You can : on their goods.on band and selling here at lic yard.Shirt Waists \u2018We are prepared for to-morrow afe terncon\u2019s Shirt Waist Trade.50 dozen of our Celebrated 690 Walste, like cut, ready for to-morrow.Nothing like them in the city less than $1.00 200 Navy and Black Serge Skirts lined percaline, gored, full sweep, like out, ear $2.50 Quality; Saturday $1.69 After buying your Waist and Skirt you will need a Belt.We have flou?in thousands Ting fo-morrow\u2019s sale from 9c up.Arrived too late for our Friday Bargain 1 Sale, but in good timé for te- morrow.5 cases of Ladies\u2019 Fine French Strasv Hats, the kind milliners get from ¥.50 to to $2.50 for; ou be have your choice to-morrow afternoon at 49c and each.Lo Lot of French Flowers at 10, 15e, 255 à bunch.us.inary Value 5 Ladies\u2019 Gloves and Hosiery Saturday at HAMILTON'S, St.Catherine St., Cor.Peel st ust POT T SA TAKE YOUR CHOICE In everything except Soap for family uses.There is no.choice left you in that.For an WERENT te.ag = EINE i PR Cpr © oY TI RE Ct TL And ci atin ET [Ror SRR } È FORA SSN EEE DODO VV VON I eral Spring Water certain Cure dress of welcom> was also present- t indications, and I have not Cleanliness, Scouring, Mildness, Usefulness re Todas hn Bagner snd Liver School of Bomeatic Economy, in Rober The friends ot Mr.G.Stokes Robertson, od in behalf of the citizens by ALF.F.the shighteat doubt that the present Ars.Tilley In a short address gave vs 8, Mildness, : ge val, Lake St.John, M.de la Bruere, in ess Hf avorenl eascd ne Royal Lefebvre advocate, in which vic was Government will be returned to pôwer some practical hints on work that could and Efficiency all recommend x ames of ion, said: | MERE tal, Jas Ing had an operation predicted for the Hon.Minister in Riche- with a solid working majority.\u201d be undertaken by the order of this pro- THI 3 Whart ve 1 been able convinos, you perio ormed ames Bell, and expects lieu on June 23 i) Mr.Desjardins, \u201cWill you in t cass again intro- vines without burdening themselves Poo ?.RUDAY nd \"FRIDAY at 1 p.m, for A benaiis tu Â$the educational institutions o° the din a ame days.after respoi moine ih appropriate terms duc tbe remedial bill to be passer by beavily.She suggest that a lot in \u2018 9 SS arday excursions will commence June 12th, 1698.Pin thei 0?Q cc are nos so much ~ Mr.Lety Macdonald is expected home to the miupathet io wishes contained in the Parli tT t y ab d acquired.that STRACHAN S «sv END FOR CIRCULARS.RATES REASONABLE.ind their age ns sxmewhat s Acial fram England on Monday next, when he proceeded to discuss the \u201cCeriainly\u2019\u2019\u2014with emphasis\u2014\u2018my po- invalid chairs, crutches and air cush- * BUFUS C, KIMPTON, Propriotor, or tourisis migh] believe, and t as to.pi take up his res residence at Manor burning questions of the day; first, She sition n the mborlg destin has been ions should be porn for circulation \u2018 , » L.WARKIN, 118 Bt James st.manudi iran in pariicu.ar, they have ouse, Rigaud, for the summer month! school question, then the the fiscal if defined.myself to fight in under i .And also - .\u201c ba long reilized {deas \u2018hat are comside why eH intended old Montrealer, t remarks buse oe for on in my manites- tbat a beadq should be pro- | : .< as now ! Under the civak of their mod- surerintendent of ufactur- applauded at the onc to, and ed\u201d u all nadians .This letter is under oomsidera- L | : A A DOCK TORN AWAY.A ers\u2019 Guarantees and Ace dent Insurance Co, 0, pon a X 6s.y thoy joXen conceè: al the secret of Toronto, is at thé Queen ., bad & two faced to assist me in my endeavors.I expect tion now, and it mare likel A , \u2014 of ther xda: and of their devo.ion ; but Mr, J.Percy Taylor tt 2 New York patio on the school question, Mr.Me- à large ath at Sohmer kt t a room in the new\u2019 Y.M.C.A.I mall, Eog., May 15.\u2014A caisson of the none.heleyh, they accomplish a d le last night to Join Mr.& w thy him that evening.poÿ cxpect be used for this p After a few a, 2 pv on of St.Arison fish dock work {haf time on.y can bring to perseo- on à pleasure trip to Geneo and the be been sat to let Mr.Lanrier londth upon mors remarks and a few nîin- y ; re, broke suddenly to-day, a¥N h tion.1 the forgiveness of my d la tinent.Jead tho extreme Protestant group in xa cuss matters at Ha ion utes private prayer, the Doxology was 4 ML of the water swept covery vo ticguishe} sudare: \u201cor cfft-fhg a Wor Mr.Eévara Rawlings, President of the its obstruction of the remedial bill.to-morrow night.\u201d sung and t over.| bs .dook from their moorings and so inosmppeis, having had bus a Zw Guarantee Com North America, has Hon.Guovremont cams for : re.3 - into a ;honless mass of hours to ya.\u201d for preparation.l count returned home from New York.t me and after alinding in a most com- ST.JAMES DIVISION.3 ae 15 damage is estimated to a n indu:gence, ! & I Mrs ne con Miss 183, Bells Baiteraby have have ntary the presonce of of Lhe 7.0.Du the THE PARISIAN.i ioe and A i feared there has | been lender to Her, Fxoe-Leccr Lady Aberdeen.moved to pra costa Er orsed his oan Mr.oi 8.Co pals, na dry Good mer will, sip of the Alan .\\ 4 \"x who 2 so profo an a Lon ure jis cordla su, chan test The ateau Parisian, \u2018 * pr he marr wn) fovelopment of this yo fo : Jane where he will take : .Mr.tondou, of ar Frapoois E fool onde dat en DE Laon (oan Torrie will Dring aerate «SOAP.ex ; » y, an, pe : land.n and .\" \\ : : .- .J : , ! lai Nott ; Sous invitation for me to at is Sir Adalphe Caron arrived \u2018at the Wind ns then forte pe Me servative interest.Quobeo about noon to-morrow, and into 118%1 \\ ! ! 4 4, : Cartago of Planos.imporiant tn sor last evening from Ottawa | oan and sald that he P : ; A \"eme à the movin of your plano to he reso.proposed by the exe- Mr.Gerhard Hetnt of Toronto, ie Be\u2019 wold bo th them until June 23.A laborer In the Upper Deeside dis- ; i only so Da ri ouisve ae RT or W a guest at the Bama CT A =: of a who had tiré Lee unexpectedly * 2868 St.Catherine \u20ac Mr.t, Me, ie Bruneau: rie heix en £30,000 e és.200% Canada, tra pik of the Belial, Hervart \"op Poa pétrgotod by Abe masts fa.ag : j \u2014 5 : A _- À pr Yo .: \u2018+ - À 2 en i de Doz | f me 10th May, I8\u2014 At Pierrev on the 1836, wife of Doctor M.Brissuols, of ANA 8th immt., FI.AN A AN this cit on on, the the wi mn Flanaga 3, à daughter.JOHN: hts Hack \u20ac < Mines, que.op sun 10th May, e wife ol on Juhnaton, oi a MARRIAGES.MEFHAN \u2014 On 11th May, by ten Wipe Rey.Father Quinta William Vue feel ME OATHS ' 1 HALSTEAD- At 139 Knox street, Point st Charles, Sonn William Pete weeks and Cuys, you t son of D.H.attend Interred in e des Neiges Ceretery.wis city, May 18th, Th ER\u2014In this city y omas Hopper formeriy of Quebec, Funeral from his late Bleury street, at joIxiay, 13th » inst.to Dalhousie square i lon, for interment at Quebec.Fr w please accept this intimation.53 HARE In this city, on the 18th inst., Jane Joy, D beloved wife of Samucl L.Har = na ears and 8 months.Funeral will Jouve her late residence 17 John street, on Saturday, the 16th nat, at 8 am.ohnsburg, \u2018ermont, Quebec and San Francisco papers please SUP KIRK\u2014On the 14th\\ Inst, at 124 Durocher street, after a nen rite iliness, Isabella Pons ne.the (beloved wife of Ar.J.A.Kir irk.O'NEIL \u2014 Cu ornwall, on Wednesday, 13th Aste Olive Reinigen, Infant daughter of J.R.O'Neil, aged $ onths RODIER\u2014In this sis.on the 14th May, 1848, at M Dorchester strect, Agnes, gaughter, of Robert todier aged 17 years, hs and 4 Toes funeral will above address, on the ie pee tho oth inst, ot 7.30 am, to Bridget s Church, thence to Cote des Notes metery.Friends and aequaint- ances will please accept this intimation.AHANNON-In this ci wo the lth inst.Thomas John, son of n, aged 19 years.Funeral trom his fathers residence re Dame street, on Saturday, the 16th tétanie at 8 o'clock a.m., to St, Mary\u2019s Church, and thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.114 2 ILLIAMS\u2014In this ci e 16th May, wine Taylor ory Feared wife of he late Charles W i 72 year Funeral from her late tence o 156 Guy street, on Monday.the 18th inst, at 2.50 pm.Friends and vaintances si lense accert Tin intimation.(Bris- KE h, N.H., and ton, , papers \u2018please copy.) 3 Fish Knives and Forks «a Pear! and Ivoride handies from $18 00 case of 12 pairs.Make a handsome and useful Wedding Present.Fruit Knives and Fore) Importer of JOHN WATSON, hod nt om 2174 St.Catherine St.; Art Association Building.i OPEN EVERY EVENING.nxe NAL \u2014 NURBE WYATT HAS REMOVED Pra fromm 64 Aylmer st.to 10A Brenswick st, Telephone RRSONAL\u2014-STE.ROSE.PARTIES WISH! 8 beanies pattes a ED Pro LUE eh more wi mu 0 r pdvaniage to to address Mrs Mrs.Wm.a fan ane, Bte.Rose, Que.,be- all taken.A few choice Se tor e \u201cpour 1151_ ERBONAL MAUDIE COME AY ONCE, ANNIE LC very ill waiting for New York HARRISON & CO,, Opticians, Ramoved to 14) 8T.PETER ST, Wismes Building, Re- \u2018pairs dane promptly.ostet Packing & The LAING Pit Go, Lug, RETAIL DEPARTMENT.Seven (7) Retail Shops az follows: 2Ée0 St.Catherine Street, cor.St.Hubert, 6309 2 St, Lawrence, cor.Gailbauk Street.697 224 Bleury Street, cor, Berthelet Street.7 841 St.Catherine > East, das 7 7 Chalk illez Sq s For Fishing and Picnic Parties.Our Canned Goods are aro superior to any American Brand and qur prices are awsy perce to: > y .No Cooking Required.Whole Ox Ton, Li guess, Compressed Compressed Beef 1 Toe nar Hem Put up especially for outing and summer trads.11641 From 221 to 215 NOTICE OF REMOVAL.Our CITY OFFICE, so long at 221 MeGill street, has been removed to 25 McGILL STREET, corner of Notre Dame.BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING C0.Gold Medalist Dyers and Cleaners, OFFICES: 13 MeCILL, 2433 NOTRR DAME, 1593 ST.CATHERINE, cor.Christophe, \u2014 SPECIFIC ARTICLES, CS SOMETIMES st.NEVER allow yourself to psainst your So, oe ane to actory Srticloa.Ono of the eatistactosy oi THE C00K\u2019S FRIEND my BAKING POWDER.you are induced \u2014 EATATR oF THB Late Dame Elizabeth G.MoCready, mire ot Lames J.oa: an ie he es Emérivel ri rei Wo 3 they i pny Tse oa, within pre Le me S.CARSLEY Co _ 1765 to 1783 Notre Dame St.Montreal's Greatest Store.Montreal CROWDED THIS MORNING Gentiemen came in early this morni wig.a.l buying \u2018reely.No wonder! Men's Suits we never ollie press be THE BEST GO FIRST.02 course, like advice and come as soon 8s posaibie.morning after those Men's cute we are offert suoh tow every: hing else, the best will alwaye sell first.Bo take The Best Ever Offered.| MEN'S SUITS THIS EVERY ABOUT BAND LE HUS Fe : MENS LD Sov SPRING READ SUITS.High Class Men\u2019s Suits at Extraordinary Low Prices.For five days only the S.Carsley Qo.Ltd.Men's Spring ceed Suit, consis:ing ot about able Suis ai three prices only, as follows: ., will offer their entire stock ot eight hundred Men's Fashion- Prices Good for Five Days Only: Our former Uur Prices .Lot Quantity Sizes Prices from \u2014.* For five days Only No.1.About 200 36 to 44 in.$4,50 to ÿ 5.25 $4.25 No.2.About 300 86 to 44 in.$6.25 to$ 7.20 $5.75 No.3.About 300 36 to 44 in, 87.75 to $14.50 $7.49 TO GENTLEMEN ABOUT THIS SALE The S.Carsley Co.Ltd, g to state that all the suits are good quality,\u2019 be stylishly out and well finished, excelle nt patterns and nice spring weights, and the three prices at which we offer them for the five days are so low that any one of the suits could not be manufac tured, let alone sell them, for the prices mentioned, and is unly done as we are seporatirg and moving eo Men's Ready-Made Clothing into Sur Lew pre mises on St.James, over ithe Gent's Furnishings, and we wW duce the stock before doing so 0.Ç THI: OLD RIOTS WILL ti MAIN ON .In every cass the old tickets will remaïn on each suit, so that every one can see exactly what the original price wag.IF YOU WANT A GOOD STYLISH SUIT ¢ BUY IT TO-DAY AT THE S.CARSLEY CO, Ltd.THE MONTREAL DAILY a Cr { REMOVAL SALE More Reductions YESTERDAY.Our intentions are good and we are following them out.To get all our goods moved out before entering our new store.New Goods, AT SALE PRICES.New Goods, At Reduced Prices.3 In addition we are giving 1b per cent.Discount for Cash.\u2014 JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS, THE FAMILY DRAPERY AND , LINEN WAREHOUSE.203 te 207 St.Antoino st.144 te 150 Mountain St.TELEPHONE 8235.Branch-\u2014M.Catherine, corner Buckingham Avenue.TelepLone 338 y15#1 3 rejuvenating the 25c.per tablet, irritation.Juvenia Juvenia +++00001000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000006 0600000400 2 | + | Family quality, 2 tablets for 25c.First quality, exquisitely perfumed, Juvenia Cream For preserving the Skin against Sun-burn, freckles and Per enamelled box, 25c.Tooth Powder Cleanses the teeth, preserves the gums and imparts a fragrant odour to the breath.Per coamelled box box 25c.Toilet Powde For imparting a delicate bloom to the Complexion.Per gilt box, 25c.Made in three Tints, White, Rose and Cream.° Juvenia Soa Possessing the marvellous properties of preserving and complexion.i | ë MANUFACTORY: LONDON, ENG, +++.114 13 3aw CANADA\u2019S KID GLOVE STORE.Just received a small shipment of choice Nove.iies in Ladies\u2019 Kid Gloves, all which will be on exhibition to-morrow morning.PLEASE REMEMBE That the S.Caraley Co.Ltd.ils Lo , Gentlemen's Und Children\u2019s Saves\u2019 ai from 10 to 15 per pair in medium qunlities and prices 15e to 25: doper pair lower in th.best qua- lilies than regular retail rates clsow hore, Kid Glove Priees Ladies\u2019 Black Lisle Thread Gloves, white eidtched, with four larg: pearl buttons, k Ile Thread Gloves, else.pr.golored ati stiiched, with four large pean na, Ladies\u2019 hon Kid Gloves, 350 to § FREE to $1.50 Pre Ladies\u2019 4-Stud KM Gloves, 950 to $1.70 Bivyoling Gloves, with Kid Palm, 5 WE Ladies\u2019 White Kid Gloves, with Black Points, four large Pearl Buttons, 9%c to WOT Baek Kid Gloves, with White Points, and four large P Battons, 160 to 465 8 8.CARSLEY CO.LTD.Boys Summer Suits.8 Shirt Wal Bons 0 $1.20, ste, FREE A Large MARKET BASKET.with every pound of tea.It's | just the thing for picnics or fishing parties\u2014always handy ! around the house.It's strong | and well made .to get this trade gift of ours, sell\u2019 just a little better tea at a lower price than any one All who buy here think the same way; but some of you have never been here\u2014we want you to come\u2014to come right away\u2014that's why we give these presents.FREE) FREE | | 1 j: | PX It Doesn't Cost You a Cent \u2018Here's why: We think we with every pound of tea\u2014a good, heavy, hard-to-break | | probably buy -| FREE FREE i MILK JUG jug\u2014or + A STEEL BREAD KNIFE 4 ; Ev ery bousckoeper noeds one.This is a better one than you I FREE y would Boys\u2019 Fancy Sailor louses,46c to $2.25 Bore Fauntlero alsts,54c to $2.Boys\u2019 Galatea Sailor Suits $1.10 to $2.00, PS, STH ilor Suits, .to $6.20.pound.Boys\u2019 Linen Crash Suits $1.35 to $6.20.Boys Summer Tweed Suits $1.35 to $7.10, Boys Halifax Tweed uits $2.00.Remember, the tea half something else\u2014fragrant, refreshing.delicious, and a present with every ! 4 is\u2019 worth its price\u2014it's good tea\u2014not half tea and q p We almost give away sugar, too, to accommodate our customers.| Here are some accommodation sugar prices.JL 4 Redpath's Best Granulated, &c a pound.Brightest Yellow BLACK & WHITE, 2084 3c a pound.NOTRE DAME STREET Four Doors West of Chaboilies 8g.sd THE S.CARSLEY CO., LTD.HATS AND CAPS Men's Hard and Soft Felt Hats, 97c to $3.23 Boys\u2019 Hard and Soft Felt Hats, 95¢ to $1.50, Boys Straw Hata, 15c to THE LOCOMOTIVE E Ottawa, May 15.\u2014At 2 NGINEERS.Biz Convention Under Way at Ottawa.yesterday the reception by the public 6 ot delegates took place in the Grand Opera House, when that building was crowded to the doors.Mayor Borthwick resided and Men's Straw Hats, 150 recnbed the delegates with the free- to $1.70.om of wo Hon.LK.HAH.Men's Tweed Golf Caps, Bimson, Rev.W.T.Herridge, Rev.21c to 48c.Fatlier Whelan, Consul General Riley, Yachting On pete or: ot the Luce { Brotherhood followed s\u2019 Facny Caps.0 250, o e cal Brother followed HE S.CARSLEY CO.Ltd.in most Pleasing ad of welcome.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 Grani hie Arthur, who responded, i \u2019 referred his twenty-two years Men S in office © as Grand À Nef, and Grand Chief Arthur, ,man of most ple with the greatest a at by expressing re man s.rike the American Company had espoused Lh wg Suits, with Silk Frogs | and trimmed, braid $2.45.legal or moral MENS* FURNI EN sn INGE Hopanity.pa tik Tien .men Col #1 dos Pullman strike edition Arthur ex t .aotion on the c Braces.ES.CARSLEY CO.LTD.S BATHING SUITE Boys\u2019 nis Drawers, 70 to lic.Men's Ba:hing Drawers, 120 to Te pr.mont elsewhere, the majority of them had they bad made a mistake be these taken remove the men.Some coi Neok and Sleeves and Lega 05.on the Brotherhood and would not em- | MEN'S UNDERWEA KR.| ploy men that were members of it, thougl bh\u2019 Men's Natural Merino Vests, 30e.why passed his comprehension.The Men's Na.ural Drawers 39.whole aim of the order was to educate Men's Brown Cotton s, 230.thein to a high standard in their calling, Cotton Dramera 230 pair.Men's Natural! Wool Vests, 6.Men's Natura: Wool Drawers 63c pair.Men\u2019s Ba.briggan V The 8.Capslay (a, Ltd.to the reception in Ottawa of the most.flattering be bad eve.)\u2019attend- ceded by eminent Judges, members of labor organizations having contracts with wd (Smpiosers have no Thora to violate them with n the members of the companies elevate their standing \u2018in society, tect their labor and provide for their widows and orphans.Their record of rs was before the \u2018coum \\§ one who made a lengihy speech, proved himself a gentle- and finished ad- were listened to ation.that in the He o Ra © cause of the Men's Fine Flannel- men working for the Pullman Company, sie Prise looping Ufolfiog Bundrsds of men, whe iol ç ~ y e in matter.ak- Suits, $1.75.ing of the Brotherhood, he laid down the sound principle in these words: Men\u2019s Fancy Silk } \u201c While the right of men to quit work Striped Pyjama Sleep- individually or collectively has con we hold that very inexousable bl pores xousable un i Continuing td Speak of this strike, Chief \u2018that certain managers part gene of roads had kept those that participated mn that strike from obtaini em notwithsta nding ploy- that admitted that and were willing lo make all possible amends.He intended recommending that some action ban placed on w TO- \u2018of Nazareth.through lta officers ever made an 1765 te 1783 Notre Dame company.During Mie general depres.MONTARAL.St mod.; to a ten per cent.reduction, notwithstanding that the men Were already sufferers by reason of decreased traffic.Through the insurance department the\\sum of $5,771,214 hed boen paid out to widows, orpbans and disabled members.Chie hur here spoke very.strongly of the absolute necesmty ife in On the subject of strikes, Chie f Arthur said that.experience proved Le strikes and lockouts leading to vivlence and destruction of Porter afforded no satisfactory relief.orkers could not afford to break the ere was much for the Qi lear.n One thing that as a matter of po.icy it paid to be just and it was safer, and that by agreeing to divide profits » with the worker he would make lieve it and the Christian = Britain and the United fratricidal make sucha sibility.11 belonged to ey al on race, and while Can rd app Mr.JB.welcoming the visitors that the visitors had already t of Great tates would war an impos to the same noble adians said \u201cLong live the Republic\u201d be felt sure: they | reply * \u201cGod save the Queen.fy , Consul-General of the ates spoke briefly in pos felt are sen that their welcome to the camtal of the of Canada ; Deminion a most hearty one.of Ottawa, be said, i ee people re notes for their ' hospitality, and he folt sure they would ba royally entertainel during their stay.long run.He must learn! the that wealth was oniy à trust, and he must afford some of phi.anthropy.Tho worker must that {ho way to aid himaef was not b ence and coercion, but legally: | that ti thrift and frugality - were neede toa reste sud intemperance were his worst Io c.os.ng, after ten dering \u2018thenks to he Mayor, he warned the Ti) Po tes of to Montreal! train be was anable to wait to \u201csk Hick them at length.Mackenzie Bowell who was going tbe same train.had not speak à: at all.Rev.W.F.Herridge said he was present as a citizen of Ottawa and not in his capacity as à clergyman.en- hey were usually away ahead reat pleasure to catch up and greet t em et [ace sa Fan ns He too, was & of engineer, of the (throttle and He Cal to guide e moe weary wanderer home.e admi the word rd \u201cBrotherhood.\u201d Mich: aa on one of corporations w.teas obli \u2018 DE a ack hd | viaus, » au ent w might +t orwise be the \"lneffectivs str y them.together union.They should never have ree.paver i ism,\u201d but tot had given to i at Fr, such .x sin ister emphasis.Socialism ought to the science of \u2018applied christianity ror the world\u2019s truest socialist was Rev.Mr.Herridge vas Pleased eased that the Erothérbood was Is- rational and ventured to sharp as their eyes vers, them, whe eromsing i line that divided them, no\u201d saw the A little while .is co ft was mid ana | ik to charity and and | lt had been chargsd = who ew t marvellous side in its Proud of and loyal to their would honor and Te stitutions.| ow pooumtrr, the; Can n that Amer] boasted of their then best.hs thought wou who took a j pa à in Canada and its institutions.M ley went on to enlogize in glowix of Ottawa, Ww) terms the city oi common OCCUr! was for the Tas Court to be presiding at a Higher with's clear danket snd white A.Murdock, the grand presi- oves.Mrs.W dent of the Ladies\u2019 ception in the R! , held a Houss \u2018last might, which was largely attended.S'en.EH.Éroneon, MP Rev.M.Whelan, and F.anal.(Shandy M Mo- Sui also heard Lord A the post of the om in pleasing te berdeen P sent the folowing let- en rms.ter to Chairman Prenter: Mon ontrea\u2026, May 13, I am desired b .lenty tho Governor-Gene Dear Sir,\u2014 1896.His Excel- to express he delegates of the ive ee convention his re- et that is being in hos week make Hogtres: dur which inovlve ontrea.during the it im wh le for him ent at the into o be acco you .His Excelency would, however, take this means of joining as he does beart- ily in that , and at the same he t with Her Ex- geilesicy hs looks forward with pleasure of meeting your dele- ous ou the morte.ish the suo the the prospact oe od Gove a ficactes\u201d od |r=\u2014= SPC GE om ne ! 5 EN a LOB 50 a sl We 16 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 105% 103% 105K 106 5 55 5 \u2014_\u2014 54% 56 He 3 ou \u2014- = 1.104% 1606 MC 18 x EX M wn mon Wm om © &N 7 20% oa A 3 136 mE TK TH 8s 8 = ou a ns En T4 \u2014 %68 \u2014- wo ow mR \u2014 9 ' = a oF of AMERICAN MARKETS.S_ May lS, age Month Open\u2019 Hi Towest Closi 8 July.6 À 3 GHD \" , Rept.\u201c [rk Fs] Corn July.a Eo Si so, \" ; lard Sep: 40 40 æ : \"no Bent.45 485 4%) hoe hE BOB OS Osta.196 19% i 19% 4 \" wn 2 1 I à ERREUR » ve Now York À : Wheat, May.70 osé \" Jou & 687 oe \" Sept .i Cora.- May.3H s »! 5 * July .= 2 = bakes Yap.og ws a a Teil July.of Se ai ax HE wom ow ou 8 ah Avg.5 M6 6 4) PSE sw.8 8 a a \u2014\u2014\u2014 = London Stock Market Have your JOHN L MEDICINES \"= Open all Day SUNDAY.Attemdanco at all Hours of the Night.Moderate Prices.EWIS, Dispensing Chemist _ LEWIS STORES ars PY) pi 2908 ST.CATHERINE, Cermer of University Street.T9x2aw tt BRANCHE STORE-3613 61.Catherime, cormer of Guy Street, i - a NQUESTIONABLY the best stock of Lacrosses in | Dominion.See $1.50 Club Stick - LACROSSES, 10c each to 82.00.Special Clock Gut Stringing to order.G.A.HOLLAND & SON, 2411 St.Catherine St.um Toilet Silver iligh Grade Toilet Silver at moderate price.Our RICHELIEU PATTERN (made only in handaoi solid silver) is very mo and splendid alle, Large Size Mair Brush, $7.00, By mail un receipt of price, subject to return.HENRY BIRKS & SONS, PHILIPS SQUARE.oo Y.M.C.A.BICYCLE CLU MSxL ture Buglers will please also CHARLES MANHIRE, Captain.- Montreal Bicycle Club FIXTURES.Saturday, May Jéth, 8 o'dlock\u2014 Pointe ; Monday, May 18:h,6 à.m.\u2014Moun- Tuenday, May 19th, 8p.m.\u2014Two Mountaius.Thursday, May 2lst.7 p.m.\u2014 Handicaï nds.andicap races at grou Quarter mile in heats sod two m (Gentil sion\u2019 m \u2014Club ride from grounds at < op A.R.PATERSON, Ceptain.+ Saturday, May 3rd, Afternoon\u2014Tour to Brockville, Tour to 8t.Johns and Chambly.1151 MA AA Lawn Tennis Club OPENING PRACTICE, Saturday Afternoos, 16th May, On M.A A.A Grounds, Westmount.RB.8.STANCLIFFE, Hon.Bec.1151 \u2018 FUNERAL NOTICE.Ledge of Antiquity, A.F.& AM, bers seled to attend the funersl of hoe late) P, Master, W., Bra oim, on Saturday, 16th instant.The funeral leaves bis late residence, Ne.3 Argyie avenue, at one o'clock.No regalis.By order of the W.M.,; J.ALEX.ALLAN, Secretary.11 MRS.BACHEL FOSTER AVERY (of Philadelphia, Fa)\u2019 Will give à talk to Mothers at the Young Women's Christian Association, 837 Dorchester Street, On Saturday, May 16th, at 8 p.m.Tha Pubilio cordially invited.1153 WALL STREET GOSSIP.J.8.Bashe & Ce.N.Y., Wire Their Local Manager, C.D.Monk.London, 1.30 p.m.\u2014Consuls 3-8 higher; Americans 1.8 Tower: money on call 3-4 p.c.; discoun 1 Trad t 1-4 to p.c.ers are a litte bearish and for this he \u2018market Will probably seil oîf a traction y.\u2018ar halt million gold for Saturday\u2019s steamer : arr Sa for and it looks as if another million would be shipped; gold will go to France and Germany.There is again some tulk in Washington About idiy shrinking gold reserve, which LAON 18 S114 163,883, but we- do not th shipméñnts wiul be large enough tp any anxiety.© is that the President wil do something if reserve drops below hundred We think mariet will graiusly work lower id men 0, so 18 iirmiy held, but refiners bidding only 4 1-4 for Centrifugal.\u2014\u2014 BANK OF ENGLAND.London, May 14.\u2014The weekly statement of the Bank of England, issued to-day, the following changes, a8 compared Ea creas.foe tail reserve 5 > Circurations, decressed, £81,000.Bullion, decre , £1, Other securities, decre -; 5 Other deposits, decreased, £28,000.Public depoetts, increased, £430,00).- Notew, reserve, incr £75,000.- Government securities show no change from the last statement.; The proportion of the Bank of England's reserve to , whizh list week was £9.00 per cent, is now 59.08 per cent.PRICES FELL OFF.(Special to the Star.) New York, May 15.\u2014The Post's financial 8 .ay Side interest was displayed in the stock market during the early trading, and except for one or two {instances the ¢ ent in prices was light.Consolida dec 2 points on light transactions.an was another weak spot, falling off about 13-4.The remainder of the fist was sbout 11-4 to 3-4 lower, an compared to yesterdays closing, figures.camer ; COTON.May 15.\u2014Cotton futures, bare- es May.34.02; June, 38.06; July, 38.06; Let 8.07.\u2014 Special Notices.L A Dozen Engaged.\u201cWhile in F.Lapointe\u2019s fuimiture store at.1551 St.Catherine street, esterday, a representative, of the Herald counted no less than a dogen evidentl engaged couples, and immediately returned to the Herald office, and, under \u2018 markets,\u201d wrote * Matrimonial stock is quoted at 150.\u2019 Mr.Lapointe is responsible for a good deal of this kind of business on account of his special whole-house, four- room-complete furniture offers.$37.50 buys four full sets in hardwood ; parlor Rot.in brocaded Po: Sets for , $00, t , #75, and D Le CAPOINTE, 551 St.Catherine street.1 Friday, 15th May.1836 If you are not prepared.to buy a piano at present, we will rent you & guaran.{first-class one for $5 per month and allow rent paid to Joy on purchase any time within six months.Nord- he: ns, 313 St.James st.$37.50 A Complste Outfit For a House.Comprising.Parlor, Bedroom, i room and Kitolien, for $37.50 pean Come and ses.t sod tall yeux friends a .evenings.¥.Lapcin 1561 St.Cacboning st.3 [on fey ' - Everybody Is buying it.and prices are certain to van i small, and crop outlook is unfavors! heavy.y.for ot investment at WRITE for the e «nd in what to invest.PECULATE ; IN WHEAT.a world over was small.Bupplies ble, with \u2018demand heat or pork will return: five hundred per cent present prices.largest aud bast book ever published on e various exchanges.It ry aT trading n th contains valuable statistics and all information necessary ble any one to elr investments intelligently, - issue Daily Market Bullotin, which suggests when BOTH FREE, C.W.STANSELL & CO, | Baukers and Brokers.Ground Fleor, Traders\u2019 Bullding, Chicages Shop and Dwelling ?1150 = # * 7 TO LET, ?q A] 1211 St.Lawrence st.[® Splendid new show window, 4 good-sized À rooms in rear, yard and shed.Suitable for either grocery, boot and shoe or crockery store.Rent low to a responsible tenant, Apply to W.E.COOPER, Sram Office, 165 Bt.James Street.ET .PRE HAVANA CIGARS.Cr ien Se e (Next door 1 Mechanics\u2019 Hall Ladies Change .| Their fdeas often in what to et for Let ce ae to pet Buch hang ] .\u20ac o thing way up in high art in Jewellery.but what we have in Silver, Gold and Plated Ware.oosing your wants ia easy with us.amon.Gold, Silver, etc.are prolific if you'd stop and examine our stock; a pleasure is yours, and ours, too, no matter whether you buy or not.Articles will bear looking at and ing.W.S.Walker & Co., 11522 2900 fit.Catherine Stree.\u2014 C A 11: Doo Kindlin Marble FOR SALE, ONSERVATORY, (with heating, shelving, eto.) rs, Windows, Blinds, Joists, Floorin Wood, Radiators and Forapoes: ntels, &c., &c pply on property Sherbrooke and Union Avenue a P.LYALL & SONR, tac J.TO LET-FURNISHED Far three or four months, or to lat May next, or longer, & comfortable pemb-de- hed, furnished house, wi table, etc.pleasantly Atunted Hil CET, neur °° Immediate possession.8 on Ri THE WINDSOR.\" Cradock Simpson & Co.181 ST.JAMES STREET.| 1151 lent ing NOTICE o TICE, La Bercby given that the of business United States of Goveruor of the province suthotised carry on in scoording to the provisions of Articles 5735.of the Revised smended by Chapter 34 of 8 Victoris (Quebec).NOTICE ias t orld Benefit ¥,\" evo and Mutual bonefit association, having its chief place at Chicago, In the State of Iilinola, one of the Amerios, will a to the nant in council.to be ess in the province of Quahec, and follow.tes of the province of Quebec, as bus tatu Sas CRAN race pee BAG fra AW Smee May, 3806.Garden Soil and Sand FOR SALE CHEAP.Arrangements can be made for delivery.Apply on property | té Milton otreet.BUSTEED & LANE, Advocates, have removed to bth Floor NEW YORK LTE a Wanted for the Summer Months, p of bor § rooms, at Bt.Lamberts Sp Uncarmiehed Fonte ui 0 alewhore in the victuity.Bent must be low.1313 \u2018Address \u2018* Y, 1879,\u201d Mar Oflce, Thefollowingadvertiséme: ants wete received too late for classification, ANANSI, ANTED\u2014A SEAMSTRESS CAPABLE or vo.tng fitting, can get à few tags werk by sppigins 86 : re nc EE 5 7.\u2018.oY] a Mon The Da cor ane, publi ty Pad Portification gant in use Tieng office.146 \\ * RNG i ru $ ow I.* wotgtas dy NN epi eh 2 "]