The Montreal daily star, 14 octobre 1896, mercredi 14 octobre 1896

[" me DAILY STAR: Last Week's Average 45,519 vase.85,590 | 4 | Tu ré 131,108 PRICE ONE CENT ff tormousiy pair \u2018Jargest Sale \"Last EDITION.\"VOL.XXVIII-No 243.g win 3: RIVERS WILSON OCTOBER 14th.UPHOLDS H AYS MONTREAL, .WEDNESDAY.OCTOBER 14, 1896.\u201cSOLD ON HONOUR\u201d a \u201cSAL \" LIGHT COLORS w me RIBBON To-day we have in stock : ve HOSIERY in the following numbers The and in ail sizes, : WOMEN'S \u2014 Nos.200, 01, 208, _\u2014 | 24, 601, 215, plain cashmere.a \u201ccw or any CIGAR CEYLON TEA .\\ Every Leaf is full of Virtue.- Every Infusion is Delicious.holder S Adopt the LEAD PACKETS ONLY.\u201cgse, SEVER IN BULA.: Report, | OTTAWA NEWS NOTES, HARCOURT DENIES IT.Happenings at the Canadian Seat of Says He Has Not Resigned Liberal Government.Leadership in Commons.Nos, 2005, 26, 208, 200, 210, 150, ribbed H d T k Sh _ cashmere, Nos 5, 11e 0 2151 OPANO LPUD are- 25, ribbed wool, These numbers are at popular prices.Send for quotations, MILLING LETTER ORDERS A BPECIALTY.v JOHN MACDONALD & CO.Wellington and Front sta.East, Toroato.ÿ MONTREAL OFFICE : .in Canada.x Are Exceptionally Mild And cqually as fine in quality as the Noted Dark Colors of this Famous Brand.| i ALL \u2018SROCERS.JOE ie es TOPICS FROM TORONTO.wes 207 ST.JAMES STREET.ere It Will Work Wonders With this Generation of Men.\u201d & Startiing Advance 1m Medical Science le fully explaimed \u2018in a little book called \u201cComplete Manhood, and How te Attain te.\u201d An earnest man who.had suffered, hesitated, then pu us #8 to the test, writes vo \u201cWell, I teil you that first dayis one I'll never forgot.3 {ust bubbled with joy.I wanted to nug everybody and Ur them that my old self had died yesterday and my new Dolf was born to-day Why didn't you tell ne whon first Wrote that I would find it this way: * man was not made whole by magic in a day\u2014no man is\u2014but in à moment he saw- KNEW \u2014how he would in a little while \u2014-he \u201csew the light\" before be had ished the tirst chapter.- \u201cEvery man who would know the grand truth, the plain facts, the new discoveries of medical science\u2014who would stone for t follies and avoid future pitfalls, should cure this To simple '\u2018curlosity seckers,\u201d to thos: whose physical eondition is perfect \u2014to those who need no aid\u2014to hoys\u2014 book is waeleas and unintercaling.t is purely medical and acientitic, published to mske aown a system of treatmeut of incalculabio value to men | need st.It you are looking for something sentimental, frivolous, fproper, don\u2019t waste your time and ours by writing.This not for you.+ 1f 7e want advice, wisdom, warning.help.noble man- \u2014if you want to escapo suares, traps, jusckory\u2014get this book now.Po Wisres, traps, 4 yee Write to the Erle Medical Co, #4 Niagara st.Buffalo, N.Y., and\u2018ask for copy \u2018\u2019Coraplete Mabboud.\u201d They will tent it sealed in plain envelope entirely free, for a short me.x te ALL OPPOSITION TO ITS PROVISIONS VOTED DOWN.Interesting Announcement About Canadian Coal Duty.J (By Cable from the -Star\u2019s Special Correspondent in London.) London, October 14.\u2014The Grand Trunk \u201chalf yearly meeting to-day was called to order with a large attendance.In his address the president and chairman, Sir Charles Rivers-Wilson, said the \u2018Grand Trunk Railway Company expected the Canadian Governinent to incréase \u2018tho road's mail allowance.% As to business conditions, he said there were symptoms of returning confidence in trade, both in Canada and the United States.This would be increased when the Presidential elections were aver.Ottawa, October 14.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The report of the.general saw-off in the election protests is authoritatively de nied as regards Quebec, though in other provinces it may be different.Joseph Martin has gone to Detroit.Mr.Frederick Ireland.of Detroit, arrived here yesterday.He will accom- ny the Behring Sea Seizure Claims \u2018ommission as stenographer to Judge Putnam.lefebvre vs.Aubrey was argued in the Supreme Court yesterday.The parties each took suit against the other, claiming balances arriving out of the settlements of partnerships formerly existing between them in the borse trad- & business.These cases were consolidated and conflicting, decisions rendered as to the rights of parties in the Superior Court of Review and the Queen's\u2018 Bench at Montreal.Both par ties ask modifications in the judgments of the courts below.Geoifrion, Q.C., and Martineau for appellant; Lafleu and Bonin for the respondent.In the Supreme Court this morning the case of the Montreal Rolling Mills vs.Corcoran was argued.This is an appeal from the judgment of the Court of Queen's Hench at Montreal -affirm- Ing the judgment of the trial court, awarding respondent $3000 damages for the death of her husband, who was the engineer of the Montreal Rolling Mill, and was killed by the machinery in the engine room, while occupied there alone in the discharge of his duties.The appellants challenge the theory of London, October 14.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 Sir William Harcourt, replying to an enquiry on the subject to-day, telegraphs that there is mo truth in the report that he has resigned the leadership of the Liberal party in the House of Commons.The St.James's Gazette this afternoon, referring to the reported resignation of Sir William Vernon Harcourt as leader of the Liberal party in the House of Commons, says it may be stated that he has arrived at no hasty decision, + ; He has been dissatisfied at being obliged to seek a Welsh seat, and was disagreeably surprised at so many Liberals rallying to Rosebery's side.Continuing, the St.James's Gazette says that the report of his intended resignation is semi-official, and that beyond doubt Sir William Harcourt contemplates \u2018a sensational move.London, October 14 \u2014(Press despatch.) \u2014Ît is impossible to confirm the report that Sir William Vernon Harcourt has resigned his leadership of the Liberal party in the House of Commons.The Liberal.papers do not appear to have any information on the sbject.The St.James's Gazette, which published the report yesterday, and insists it is true to-day, is a Conservative organ.Sir W.Harcourt was defeated at \u2018Derby at the general election, it may be stated in supplementing yesterday's sketch, and was afterwards el- Was In St.Louls Cyclone \u2014 Another Head Drops Bolsterous Students.(Special to the Star.) Toronto, October 14.\u2014 Prof.Andrew McCallum, of Toronto Universiiy, has returned from the Western States, where he has been since last spring.He was in the great cyclone which swept St.Louis in early spring.being in a train at the time, and he tells a thrilling story of the adventures of himself and the passengers during the great blow.Postmaster Sarrow.of Brussels, Ont., has been dismissed by the Dominion Government.for offensive partisanship, The sophomores of -the Toronto Medical College have made great preparations for the annual \u201chustle.\u201d much the same as if they were arranging for a concert or other entertainment.A hall has been hired down town, and the affair comes off to-morrow afternoon.À majority of the second-year men object to he proceedings, and thers is a probability that the minority assisted by the third-year men may not be .able to handle the freshmen.; i In Great Britain an Anglican Burial Society has been in operation for some ears, and Rev.Dr.Langtry, rector of Be Luke's Anglican Church in Toronto, has introduced the movement in Toronto.A society has n formed among the members of the church, and funerals will be conducted in their entirety, and the extreme cost will only be $25.AJ.Goods bearing the name at the head of this advertise= ment are recognized as the standard in White Dress R.J.TOOKE, 177 St.James Street.2387 St.Catherine Street, West.1553 St.Catherine Street, East.OOKE.hi ONEIDA COMMUNITY (LIMITED) \u2014\u2014NEW YORK STATE\u2014\u2014 THE CESAREWITCH Won by St.Bris\u2014 Chit Chat Ran Second and Laodama Third.\u2019 : .He laughingly denied a charge of per- : DOWN TOWN © laughingly & Per\u201d the accident assumed by the courts be- ected for Monmouthshire, Wales, by .a 2, * sonal extravagange tendered against low, and propose as a more likely conse- Liberal member there Tesigning his \"JC , wellery Shop himselt respecting the new president's Juence that he was at the time impru- geat ip his favor.Celebrated Fruits and Vegetables, Backing of 1896.ently experimenting with the ma- In Cans and Glass, ; ; Id car, he alleged, was re- Chinery under his care, and unneces- .; ; WEDDING PRESENTS.: car.The o } , ged, sarily d bi if b : insid q \u2014\u2014 Oneids Community Groen Asparsqus, in large square cens.4% $58 Just Jeonived u very fné assortment of Bterling Silver ported unsafe.In faot, the attack was | © m wc binery while it x 2s in\u2019 motion, IT WAS A LOVE AFFAIR, LONDON, Oct.14.\u2014At Newmarket to-day - Queida Community White as Fie larg BquSre cans.Ba Casod Goods lt- of the picture imagination #n at it was not necessary to have ; the Cesarewitch stakes, a handicap o \u20ac neida Community Ideal Bweot ugar Corn.200 2 00 ICE OREAM SETS, 9 Tee Pr sane finest fly wheels or belting boxed as a pre- Jealousy and Attamptad Polsoning\u2014A sovereis ns each, 10 sovereigns forfeit with Oneida Gommunitz Pos and Quines Presorvon | prs 18 RT Net TEA SETS.of the Canadian reporters who had dwelt caution against accident at the point Queer Case at Mefbourne.: 0 g oe aided for three year-olds and mmunity Pear an reserves, .» x AM AND SUG , upon the beauty of the new conveyance eee pese to have.doen « Lo upwards; the owner of the second horse to ONEIDA COMMUNITY FRESH FRUITS, - Dont a oat orm rt me OVO: provided for the president.QC.for appellats Guerin for re | Richmond Walter cia A movereifne, and the third, 1) ono page Taree TE pn | atl to call anc inEpect the aLove goods.; i urn spondent.This is the last case on the , - _ .s oul.of , \u2018 Desnson PI w jor 'Brapberrt R.A.DICKSON & CO.Next, Sir Charles t ; ed to the Grand Quebec list, and on the close ot argu- Blake and his wife, 4 weak-minded cou- Course, 2 miles, sfurlongs and 177 fords, Lombard Plums plack Cherrics aula _ 1591 NOTRE DAME STREET.Trunk\u2019s changes in its staff.In this ment, court will probably adjourn-\u2018to | ple, living in a hovel in the township Fas won by Ar as id t.Bris, Mr A.\u2014\u2014 ALSO \u2014\u2014 Next to Carsley's._ at respect were saved $50,000 yearly.The * day fixed for taking up Ontario ap- of Melbourne, took &s a boarder Jobn W.Fulton's Laodamia, third.Sweet Pickled Peaches in 11 pint lass fara, ; Buweot Pickled Pears ig 1¢ plat gluse jars, ~\u2014\u2014 FRASER, VIGER& \u2014 ~~ - : 4 EE.Bole Agonts for the Oneids Community, X.Y.! als, .: Company had in Mr.C.M.Hays pro- Pe he Ministérs in town met in coun- Kilkenny, a.recently discharged con- Following are the winners of the Cesare- \u2014 bably the best to be found.À cil at 2.30 yesterday afternoon, and at vict from St.Vincent de Paul Peni- witch since 1875: y mag 7 und.AS three o'clock Hon.Mr.Cameron, of Mani- tentiary.The trio existed principally 1375.Duke of Parma.8 yrs.8d ba, to the charge of \u2018\u201cAmericanizing\u201d the toba, was admitted to the ante-room by begging and by petty pillerings.Kil- 1876.be .COUNTRY ORDERS : ; and a long conference was ensued.No- kenny fell in love with Mrs.Blake, 1877.H 89 lbs, - Grand Trunk it was a gross exaggera- thing wes allowed to transpire after Who reciprocated his affection.Blake, 1m Ba Ibe.3 PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.+ wards, i il i 1880 118 Iba.When it comes to a question of what ono should eat and drink, The Best 1a Always the Cheapest.We 1881 .; AYE YOu bore Taroat, Pimples, Coppel Colored Spots, Aches, Old Sores) \u201cIccrs In Mouth, Hair-Fallingt! Write COOK] 3 8 F Wee Agdgd £ REMEDY CO., 807 Masonic Templ ; however.A special.council is Who is of a very jealous disposition, : bles e, FIL.for proofs of cures, cer! tion.J .' called for Friday, when it is rumored Daturally objected, ~and_ the pair of F ; 110 Jbe, \u201caim to keep Co { 88 anya: 100 pase beok free.If,\u201d said Sir Charles, \u201cthe Company that a settlement of the school question lovera decided to remove him from this | yas\u2019.ad 'éyre 1181 The Bent Stock ef Fancy and Maple Groceries fu Oauads.( 4 , committed an error in taking-om :Mr.-} Will be finally effected.oon sphere.by Erb him ; Pie oom | 15] SIN toc FR .The Best Mosk of Teas And Caffoes In Cowal.~~ \u201c© | vhs ca fod an error fn AXTETOR SVE \"Hou.R: W.Soot was busily engaged | arssnld a8 a7 curd Jeal- IE Thc.Carlen 2000S yee, 180 ha lie Best Stock of Provisions in Canada.t = _- = Hays from the United Btates to Can- this morning in examining the records OUSY.Fortunately the dose was not Stara.Lye 105 ibe.The est Steck of Wines and Liquers in Canada, \u2019 ada, I wish in the interests of the Com- iI the Manitoba achool matter, with a strong enough, and Blake recovered af- .\u20183 yre.104 Ibe The Best Stock of Ales and Stout in Canada.TRY WATSON\u2019S COUGH DROPS \u2019 \u2019 ; view to being prepared for the import- ter some hours of violent sickness.De- Ayre 139 Iba (IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.) \u2018 * pany that they could commit many such ant meeting of the Council on Friday.termined to have revenge, he put the yra.85 iba.The Best Stock ot German and American Lager Beers in Canada.; - \" Hon.R.W, Scott, Hon.-W.Mulock ice upon the track of a projected yre.128 Iba The Best Havana Cigars that come to Canada.Best in the World errors.and Sir Oliver Mowat are the only mem- fobbery, and, as a consequence, Kil- yrs.M Ion.A few of the new officers were from bers of the Cabinet in town.: kenny the following -night was caught : yrs.i = THE CRACK CHOP ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA.or the Throat and Chest.After this week it is understood there red-handed in Mr.David Taylor's hen- 3 ey re Toe: \u2019 .JOR THE VOICK UNEQUALLED.amu the United States, the president ooù- will be no council meetings for a cou- house.He was taken to Sherbrooke, yr.107 be.$1.2 per pound n.: Hb.parcels, == mm \u2014 ti was, inv ple of weeks, as some of the Ministers reman or trial on.a charge of y 94 lbs.165 + 101b.caddies RUSSIAN SEAL PROTECTION.fred.but the Grand Trunk are going west, and others desire to Iobbery.Several pills were found, in maire certain sense, an American line.visit their own provinces.which, being analyzed by Dr.McKen- MRS.LEASE\u2019'S TALK LT 7 ae ect The attention of the Customs Depart- Zi.Were found to-contain arsenic -im- Chicago, October 14.\u2014 A special from | The natural terminus was Chicago.ment has been called to the fact a à [large quantities.The authorities are £r Bend for a sample pound or à sample caddy.We are expressing it to all parts of Canada.+ \"FRASER, VIGER & CO, 7 «7° ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, 207, 209 and 311 ST.JAMES STREET.243el.Ban Francisco says: Governor Nicholas | igati , un A.Grevenitsky, of the Russian seal in- | He would remind his hearers that the needle company.in New York has been eating, tne Dior, Ins bree Burn the Bible\u2014Burn the Constitution i i - .s .i i i vi ; mos! , and are dustry, whose home is on Behring Isl- Board, too, had their personal feelings; supplying false invoices Jo tte er only fit subjects for an .asylum rätber If MoKinley 1s Elected, She Cries.ed to take every precaution.than a prison.regulation of the seal considerations, however respectable and bi Fired that Sir Loritt, of Yap and, is now on his way to Washing- i ; ; ton, with the draft of a new treaty, .but \u2018would never allow such sentimental aiming at t New York, October 14.\u2014Mrs.Mary E.Lease, in addressing a local silver meet- industry.There are ninety of these meal islands, located two hundred miles from the Asiatic coast, and the governor esides three hundred miles from Kamo- tka City.The treaty which he will | resent to the President through the ' ussian Minister, establishes a thirty ile limit, and provides for a strict trol system.\u2019 ANTI-MASONIC CONGRESS.* London, Oct ober 14.\u2014 The anti-Masonig Congress at Trent was attended by ¥00 ple.Of those morc than 600 were ; holy orders.The lay element, which | it was hoped would be numerous, was but scantily represented.No fewer than twenty-eight archbishops and ! bishops promised to attend, but only twelve put in an appearance.Mgr.Valussi, Bishop of Trent, made the in- .troductory speech.It was resolved, he- ; pides other things, that wherever the reemasons had founded charitable in- | ps their example should be fol- wed by the Catholics.DROPPED BUBIEL'S NAME.Concord, N.H,, Octgber 14.\u2014 At the peventh annual meeting of the Con- bord & Montreal Railroad here, the directors dropped frum the directorate the | name of Governor Busiel, as they said hey could not recommend to the stock- olders for election as dircctor a man who publicly declared that he favors @ policy which is prejudicial and in- urious to the interests of the corpora- fon and its property.Views were ex- Tessed by Busiel in an interview fa- orable to electric railways.ere SUBSTITUTION the FRAUD of the day.Bee you get Carter's, Ask for Carter's, Insist\u2019 and demand ° .CARTER \u2019S Litue Liver Pins The only perfect commendahle, to override the best in- \u201c terests of the company .It was a fact that the mass of employees would be entirely recruited from Canada and England.(Cheers.) The Board's policy must be a waiting pol icy, pending expected improved conditions.The present period must be an experimental one.He was convinced the existing conditions were exceptional and transitory.In accordance with this general conviction the speaker announced that no scheme for the reconstruction of the capital of the company had been considered.Some people asked how the accumulated debit balances were to be dealt with.His reply was that when the company had earned the fixed charges, the Board would be prepared to submit a proposal to remove the incubus, in conformity with certain precedents of the Grand Trunk.Sir Charles Rivers Wilson, said that he bad discussed the coal question with the Canadian statesmen, and had great confidence that the duty would be removed.5 .Mr.Jefferys, an ex-director, and some of the other speakers urged, in view of the recent strained relations between 1 Great Britain and the United States, that it was unwise to let the Grand Trunk road, built with British money on British soil, be managed so largely by Americans, appointed over the beads of Canadians and Englishmen.Mr.Baker then moved an amendment to the director's report refusing the sanction of the expenses on the Portland, Me., grain elevator.Mr.Baker's amendment was then re- Jected.It was the; only one.The motion supporting the report was adopted unanimously and the meeting the Senate, vice Kaulbach.The names of Mr.George Cox, of Toronto, and Mr.Robert Jaffray are mentioned in connection with the Ontario vacancies.1t is stated, on the authority ot high legal advice to the Government, that the judgment of the Supreme Court, delivered yesterday in the matter of -the provincial fisheries legislation will be appealed, and the case taken before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.CALIFORNIA WHEAT BOOMING.The Biggest Prices that Have Been Quoted for Three Years.San Francisco, October 14.\u2014 Prices of wheat went up to a higher mark yesterday than bad been recorded in three years.In December wheat the ain was six cents a cental, on May -2, and on spot, from 8 8-4 to 5 cents.These prices, which are ten centa higher than at Chicago, are caused mainly by the heavy India demand, and a rapid shrinkage of the available California wheat supply, for Great Britain, India and Australia.TYNAN'S RELEASE Expected He WII be Set Free Some time To-day.Paris, October 14.\u2014 (Special ) \u2014 The officials of the British Embassy here have received formal communication of the decision of the French Government not to grant the extradition of P.J.Tynan, the alleged Irish-American dynamiter, now in custody at Boulogne-Sur-Mer.The prisoner, it in expected, will be released to-day.CONFESSED A MURDER.Canton, Ill, October 14\u2014Jobn R.Wyatt, who was sentenced to the penitentiary at the Fulton County Court last week for grand larceny, hanged himself in the county gaol on Saturday.Before the act he sent for William R.Gilliam, who was at the Sherman House in Chicago.To Gilliam and a fellow prisoner he confessed that he murdered D.T.Gilliam at Alton six years ago.The murdere in was an ex-State Senator, and at th&fime of bis death a member of | the Btate Board of Agriculture.He was killed by burglars whom he discovered in THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS, Remarkable Increase in Speculation\u2014 \u2018The Boom in Wheat.Chicago, October 14.\u2014 There has not been such a general revival of speculation bere in fifteen years as bas taken place within the past thirty days 1t was started by the advance in wheat, and bas spread to corn, oats, flaxseed and provisions.\u2018There has been an advance of about 14 cents a bushel on wheat, 5 eents on corn and oats, 10 cents on rye, 18 cents on flaxseed, $2 a barrel on pork, 11-4 cents per pound on lard, and 1 cent on stort ribs.The peculiar feature of the situation is that the low int on the majority of the speculative ist was touched on September 8 The rise in values is due to the shortage of the wheat crops abroad, the reduction in this country, and the increased demand from foreigners.TheWestern farmer has been benefited more by the 5-cent advance in corn and oats than by the l4-cent advance in wheat.This is largely due to the low freight rates.Those who have kept account of the situation for years are reminded of the revival of confidence in the latter part of,1879 and the first part of 1880, when everything started to advance and there was no stopping to it.Winnipeg, October 14.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 \u2018Wheat at provincial puints is worth 59 to 60 cents.HOLD UP ON THE UNION.Robbers Loot the Mall and Express Cars, but Pass the Passengers.Salt Lake City, Utah, October 14.\u2014 The Union Pacific train due here at 8.16 this morning was held up about eight miles from Ogden.A train was made up at Ogden and sent to the scene of the robbery, and orders were given to organize a posse and run the robbers down.The passengers were not mo- ing, made these interesting remarks: \u201cAll men are created equal\u2014with equal righta to life, liberty and the pursuit ot happiness.If the Government fails to grant that right, it is the duty of the people to overthrow the Government.erthrow the corrupt party that stands between you and liberty, and bury it so deep that even the Angel Gabriel cannot resurrect it.If you permit the gold rty to triumph, you might as well born the Constitution, burn the Bible, burn the Declaration of Independence.It is not a tion of whether the monopolists will go.It is a question of how they will go.Wherever 1 speak the Hunnacratic party are badly \u2018frightened.They are demoralized.They |\u2019 tell us\u2014and this is part of the game\u2014 that unless McKinley is elected the mills won't go on.If t depend on the gold standard, on England and Germany, then in God's name let the mills shut own.\u201d .DANGER NOT REALIZED.Bryan May Yet Inflame His Followers to Anarchy.Boston, October 14.\u2014 A Washingon special says: A gentleman who for years has represented one of the leading industries in Iilinois, and who is a keen observer, writing to a friend in Washington from Kansas City, discusses the litical situction as follows: *l do not believe that the danger of such talk as Bryan is making is appreciated by those who \u2018have not met and talked with the Western laboring classes.Many of them are very bitter, and some look upon Bryan as almost a saviour.They border very closely on anarchy, and it would take but a few more such as Bryan and Altgeld to raise trouble in the West.\" \u2014 Special Notices.Lezitimate Mining.Some new features in mining opera- tiona have recently been placed before the public in Montreal within the past few days, and one cannot but note the lested, the rolbers confining their\u2014op-|-sterh erations to the mail and express cars.Railway.officials report that all the\" booty secured was a few mail bags, but whether these contained any valuables is not known.INDIAN KILLS ANOTHER.MacLeod, Alberta, October 14.\u2014(Spe- unliti ~ oss \u2014 -me-\u2014| thods of the Colorado Gold Mining and Development Co.Their plan is purely a business one and does away with the mosi, speculative features so prominent in the average mining ventures.The plan \u2018to develop collectively only such mining properties as show profit at sight ag in cases where valuable claims have been abdndomed from lack, of necessary funds to continue work © surely broadens the field of success, for when We shall alterations.satisfaction guaranteed.ROBERTSON & CO., 23455 James FURS.As the winter season approaches and the demand for Fur Increases, .it is sometimes difficult: to fill orders in the specified time.We would therefore ask our customers to place theirs as .) early as possible, thus.enabling us to fill them promptly and satisfactorily.Fur Garments, etc., and give estimates for Perfect fit, good work and be glad to send for H.R.IVES & C0, Manufacturers of Brass and Iron [BEDSTEADS Are now showing the latest.English in _a great v.f signs specially manufactured for them.PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION.Showroom: \u2014I17 Queen Street, 25318 wert GARTH & CO., {ims Liver Pil then adjourned.hi house.Tom Brofn \u2018and George cial.y \u2014 Jealous Indians quarreled here , mine .= q 1.(Continued on Pqge 8.) Sterchy were found guilty of the killing esterday, and one of them shot and t single mine oud ye liable to ex pau \u2018Take no other and sentenced to the penitentiary for Killed another.The Farm Instructor, sented, the co-operation of an unlimit- PREFERS A MONARCHY Eee herr ran outside\u201d murder and vas also shot through the 94 amber ss handled in this way rakes \u2014\u2014MANGFACTOREES oF \u2014 1 who , - : .satisfactory results practically certain, - Even if ,Ç ; no bods Hopes are held to-day for his re and the endorsement the Colorado Gold \u2019 1 I 3 Solicited to do so Tothe Anarchy of the Chicago Plat- OROW'S NEST PASS ROUTE.The murderer mae his escape, but the Mining and Development Co.must create ) : .| form.y .; police are trail.those anxious to make profitable mining : ~ Beware of Imitations Detroit, Mich., October 14.\u2014 Senator New York, October 14.\u2014 (Special).\u2014 SUCCEEDED R18 FATHER.investmenta.j i A Si.Paul special says: The next : Palmer, in the course of an address here 110 \"Cn torprise to be undertaken.in The Ladies\u2019 White Unllerwear Sale at said: \u201cFor myself 1 would prefer to the Canadian North-West will be the Kingston Ont., October (Special) the 8.Cars! Coy, Ltd.still continues a ds BR ASS and IRON GOODS, C ASTINGS, &c.2 \u201cef Same Color Wrapper, 9 li der a righteou rather nstruction \u2018of a road through the \u2014Joseph Hanley, éon of the Iate of great inte .\u2018 RED.than submit to such ar, as those Crow's Neat Pass, from south western:| Hanley, has been appointed Grand Trunk the heavy purchaces made testify to the 6-842 Craig St t musee \u201cMssote declared by the Chicago convention\u201d Alberta to the Kootenay mining regions.Railway agent bere, ; .\u2018low prices asked for the woods.536= Craig reetu \u2018 .! a \\ ., } - ! \u2019 ra 1 -\u2014show.it in their \u2018faces, t \u201c it disaster, THE CAMPAIGN IN NEW YORK.2 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Betting Conditions in the American Metropolis, _ FEVERISH FEELING IN FINANCIAL CIRCLES.Gossip of the American Election Situation.(Special to the Star.) New York, October 14.\u2014Betting on the result of the election is still very light, although talk of bets is common enough.There is but one reason for this, viz.: the Bryan men have little money to risk and not much more confidence.At odds of 3 to 1 in favor of McKinley $1,000,000 could no doubt be placed in this city in a few days by any one who cared to take the short end of the bet and could put up the money.larger odds are not generally offering by the Republicans yet, mainly because they want to place their money well, but it is probable that by next week better odds will be given if necessary.Most of the betting now going on is .on single States or combination.A guod ~foany, thousands are up even on Nebras- .This is one.of the favorite wagers.The Bryanites like to tempt sound money advocates with the bet that they can\u2019t ick LB States that will go for McKin- Lic They ask even money for | this, ich is.equivalent to a bet of 10 to 1 on the general result, A good many Republicans have taken the chance, however, although no large bets on this basis are reported.New York State is another source of a good deal of political betting.The prevailing odds are even money that MoKinley will carry the State by 50,000 or more.This is considered one of Lhe most favorable bets offered by the Bryan men, the general opinion now being that a majority for McKinley of 200,000 is likely to nearer the mar Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio are also chosen by may betters, even money being the genera rule in these States.It is probable that before the cam- gen closes some very large offers wiil made on the Republican side.his is an old practice of the Republican managers.They believe in the power of sentiment, and usually in the last week they offer a large part of what remains of their caînpaign fund on their candidates.According to the present outlook they will have to put the odds at 5 to lif they expect to place any of their money or make much impres- sf The financial markets here are in a state of tension just now that is most unusual even in Wall street, centre as It is of constant excitement.The anxiety is scarcely endurable, the brokers their manner.are- positively -at their wits\u2019 end ow what to do in the interval cu the third of November.Never, it would seem, bas so much, for financial interests, depended on a single issue as hangs on the outcame of the election.On one side, many think, lies ruin; on the other, according to almost unani- wous opinion, fortune.The success of the gold forces means the chance of a life time .if it is seized in time; a triumph for -the silver men carries with dis the effects of which few could avoid.The situation is remarkable in many- respects.Until a hort time ago, when Chairman Hanna, for his own purposes, chilled the sanguine hopes that had grown hot with the heat of the encouraging reports that were coming daily To land, Wall street, after its first fright when Bryan was nominated, had begun to discount the election of the sound money candidate; stocks were bought right: and left in anticipation of the rise that was to come when on the morning of November 4 it was to Le announced that the programme of free silver and anarchy had been repudiated by an enormous vote.In that period of high hopes much of the ground lost during the Venezuela panic and the succeeding Bryan scare was regained, and brokers wera counselling their customers to jump in and buy while there was still a chance to get bargains.Then came the word of warning from Hanna that sent a chill down every one\u2019s back and brought him a lot of fresh contributions.ht and uncertainty took the plare of confidence, the buying of stocks ceased, and brokers began to tell their customers that the part of wisdom waa to lighten their loads so as to be pre- fared for any emergency on election Meanwhile every trustworthy report concerning the campnign continued favorable to McKinley's chances, the prices of cereals, with wheat ns a lender, continued to rise despite the repeated \"assertions of Bryan to the farmers that they could not get more money for their wheat under a gold.standard.while the market value of silver, the very bone of contention, steadily fell as election day approached, five cents having dropped from the price estah- lished by speculators when the nomination of Bryan seemed to give the baser metal a fighting chance.At the same time imports of gold, which had begun as soon as it became apparent that the chances were all in favor of Me- Kinley, went on in increasing volume, despite the efforts of the European nations to arrest the westward flow.But the renewed fear was more potent than all of these reassuring elements put to- gephar, and the market has been droup- Ng or supine ever since.Now that only a little more than a fortnight remains for the election, the street has worked itself into a state bordering close un hysteria.The little bulls, the room traders, as they are called, who play for little fluctuations with small margins, have undoubtedly de .cided to.let most of their holdings go, to take the chances over election Le estimate that the announce- sar that Bryan had been chosen would Aticd an over-night drop of from five o ten points, which would clean most of them out.The rise that would be induced \u2018by \u201cthe election of McKinley, ;hey calculate would not be anything ike so great in proportion because tha _rvent is expecte he bear room trad- ws, on the ; yi the theory that the uncertainty mu soluce extensive liquidation which will oroe prices down and give them a chance before the election to cover their con- - fractæat a handsome profit, qleaving them in good.condition to buy for the post: election rise.But they have conatant- ly before them the fear that the public or the large interests will conclude that he election of the sound money candi- \u2018date is so sure that it would be well to secure stocks before the event, so as the full benefit of the victory, and that they, the shorts, will hava to cover at material advances or run the risk of being swamped over the election.They are.also troubled by the fear that the big bear interests will begin to cover some time before election ave them in the lurch.that bas restralned ét and so other hand, are proceedi g s ona Juring the last week o: days du reme sgxlety Nien homer ket cost few, sagas of good sup- \u2018viol under compara.five sal arroser ve n encouraged to froai s Aa 4 long stock had come out prices gave way.U; unately for , than however, the of real liquidation were very few.while on the other and the evidences were strong that the big men were picking stocks when opportunity offered \u201cBo so without a rise, and this has made most of the bear operations among the small frs rather picayune affairs, although they have been attended with much clamor The main factor on the mide of the o erators for the decline, in addition to the political uncertainty, has been the rowing tightness of the money marts here and abroad.They have also boon amistpd by the general decline in traffic returns consequent on the stagnation of business throughout the country.But both of these factors have been of limited use to them because, as everyone knows, both are dependent on the election.Victory for gold would relense millions of money now hoarded or tied up in comparativel unprodue.tive enterprises, and the release of this money would at once throw off the bonds that restrain business and give the railways as much traffic as they could attend to.Overhanging both sides in the market is the theory that the large tors will give the market a hand down just before the election, so that they can take on large lines at low figures.All these influences conspire to make Wall street regard the approach of the 3rd of November with fear and trembling.Many old hands are predicting that November 4 will be the most remarkable day on the stock market that it has ever known.ALLEGED BREACH OF CONTRACT.The International Fibre Chamois Co.of London, Eng., have entered an action here against Mr.Franklyn M.Copperth- wait for $10,000 damages.for alleged breach of contract.A similar action has been taken aguinst Mr.Copperthwait by the Canadian Fibre Chamois Co.The complaint is that Mr.Copperthwait, had viol manager of the latter company, had violated his contract with both companies in endeavoring to further the interests of a rival concern.DEATH OF MR.W.B.LORIGAN.The death occurred yesterday.at his father\u2019s residence, 155 Hutchison street, ot William B.Lorigan, aged twenty- four years.Mr.Lorigan was well known around town, especially among the different sporting clubs, and was equally well known on the road, bav- ing represented his tather in that connection for a number ot years.He had been ailing for almost three months.FINANCE AND COMMERCE.MONTREAL WHOLESALE MARKETS, Star Office, 14th October, 1898.Graln.\u2014 Business continues moderately active, and there are further advances to record to-day in both oats and peas.We Quote: Oats, No.2 white, 26 1-2c to 28 $-4c; peas, per 60 lbe., in store, 6% to 53 1-2c; feed barley, 8lc to 32c; buckwheat, 37 1-2c to 38c; rye, 4lc to 41 1-2c.Flour.\u2014There is a fair but not an urgent demand.For the present the large buy- era are wel Buprlied, and the uncertainty of the wheat mar kets, uring the past two or \u2018three years has ght them 1 to curb the speculative spirit.> ces for all grades continue range rule firm for lowln ring patents,\u201d Ro to $4.ation F2: A roight\u201d rollevs, i250 uiet.Manitoba winter 5 et Mil: Feed.\u2014The market nt bran, inéjuded, is ered freely at $11, and Tae best Ontario .bran in bulk at $10 to 310.28.Prices are firm for rolled oats, $2.90 to 32.8, per bol, being the r f car lots on Provisions.e is no change \u2018from te day.The attics\u201d fn the way of sep ing pork do not diminish, and smoked meats re their adn short and strength.We quote : Can cut mess, rew pack, $12 ta $12.60 Canada sho rt cut heavy old, per bel; $10 to $11; RE PE to lëc per c to \u201clard, com ung.per lb, Te to61- 2ci pure, 1 61-4c to Tc.ne cable Jegterday afternoon advanced to 4¥s white col- ot and on spot the tone was firm.The s00 alea cheese as to which rnegotia- lons were In progress yesterday were sold but the pr lee) is enerally under- > hay ve been At Ingersoll ptern! ember.make were offered and 220 sold at 10 1-8¢, while for a 10 1-16c was bid e à ver sont still standing out fact a few indifferent about selling at that price.On actual business for export, however, nothing over 9 7-80 Jas been made.PFutter.\u2014The factor orymen show no inclination to moderate the Lea and exporters see no reason for advancin bids he- yond recent limita, and wrens.business necessarily, therefore, continues quiet.The producer wants c¢ for creamery in the country, and the shipper declines to bid here, except In the case of very choice goods pack in boxes, when they occasionally go as high as 19 1-4c.4 \u2018New York yesterday re was talk of a Little higher price on extra creamery, but this was strongly res | receivers finally concluded t.to hold the market firm at 18\u20ac Ta rather than strain the position.et, however, was short of for immediate use, and \u2018buyers had to do quite a good deal of shopping to secure enough for their urgent needs eus, Naturally a little more of the trade Was turned on to under-priced goods, an firsts sold quickly at 17c to 18c, here and there a lot closely approximating extras reaching 18 1-2Zc.gs, The market ls steady to firm at 18c ta 13 1-3c per dozen for wholesale lots of candled stock.- RECEIPTS IN MONTREAL.G.T.R C.P.R.CANAL \u2014- , 358 1187 4325 11,640 -\u2014 a0 Boss 750 14865 50 4227 83 100 \u2014_\u2014 796 \u2014 2 15 337 \u2014 r= 13 \u2014 Petroleum bbls.; 60 _ Tabacco, pkgs 22 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014_ High Wine, bia.\u2014 3 __ Live Stock.Cables from London on Monday reported an improvement of ual to.i-4c to 1-2¢ er lo, In the price of cattle, and at the ast d Abattoir business was more active than last week.The grfertrs 8 (here ml consisted of 100 cattie, 300 eheep, 8 and, 80 calves.Choice steers as 81-4c por 16 prices ranged do 1-2¢, prices were aso 3.50 to 32.60 per \u201coo 1bs.ive weight bein ng the range, but lambs higher, choice fetching as much as i ves Bold at 32.50 to ET sold ash were $1-2¢c tober ted a ober SEEIEE Toronto Produce Market.Toronto, October 14,\u2014Market dull.Flour \u2014Very firm; pureight rollers Juoted at $3, to $200 wes! let; Sajen of po and te made Ee at and te 2c; No.1 Manitoba hard selling freelg at 8 ge, Toronto freights, and at T3c afiloa am: No.2 fard T8c, Toronto freighta he! om: oh \u2014 sales on Northern at le, Bar per \u2014 ti uiet,t rices inchang No.38c on Vidiana: No.- uoted 30c, and No.8 extra Oats+ Demand good; ales of round lots of \u2018white at 20 1- 2c, da It is this latter their opers- and mixed at iv *-2¢ ou outside.eas- Faire y active, pric ; nort and , End at dic middle fréigh:e One meal\u2014 Unchanged; car ts quoted .at $2 to 2.75.Corn\u2014 quiet, ices steady at 37c¢ 28e e outside.ye\u2014 y: sales outside c.pu LUE PRICES GURREET, Oct.14th, 1908.dd ed ed ad Spi S te6 3 Perk, 7 6 0 0 Red Winter, 0 0 0 0 Lard, ¥ 86 0 0 Nel Cals,\u201d § 3 tof B84Bacon, #0 M 0 No.1, $ 0 $2 Taliow, 1 3% 0 0 Cor, w 0 Cherss.W 4 0 0 0 Peasy \u201c90 0 0iChecss0 D © 0 0» h tive weleht, from which to 1 p pments À for the week ended Oc- attle, sheep [Tush w 484 brim MUNYON CURES DYSPEPSIA IRHEUMATISN A Most Remarkable Statement Made by a Lady Well Known in Montreal.MUNYON'S DOCTORS FREE Dyspepsia, Kidney Trouble and Rbeumat- ism Cured in Twe Weeks\u2014A Marvellous Cure, Indeed, Mrs.Stewart, who lives at 427 St.Lawrence street, this sity.tells of a most wonderful cure in her In brief, she says: \u2018For years 1 \u201chave been troubl with rheumatism, kidney trouble resulting therefrom, and dyspepsia; the pains in my back and legs were terrible; I could get no rest at night nor during damp weather ; to such an extent were my kidneys > af- \u2018fected that my face became swollen, and dark circles formed around my eyes, and severe headache.[ also suffered untold agony from dyspepsia; I coul eat nothing that did not give me extreme distress and would often vomit; I tried doctor after doctor, and patent medicines galore, but got no relief.I was persuaded by a friend to try Munyon, and did so, and am now one of the happiest women in the world, for all my troubles have gone, and in two weeks\u2019 time, too.You can use my name as often as you please.\u201d Munyon's Physicians at the Service ef the publie, free.Office, 2444 44, Catherine street, open 8a.m.till 9 p.m.Personal letters addressed te Pref.Munyon for medical advico en any disease will be answered free.MLNYON'S HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES ARE SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS\u2014 MOSTLY FOR 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.24302 HOUSES TO LET.I AA ANA AS 0 LET- HOUSES, DESIRABLE FLATS, Lil newly tinted, in perfeot order.Rent \"moderate.Apply 551 Upp or 5 8t.Chas, Borromee st, above Prince Arthur s 225 26 T; LET\u2014NO, Tia SHERBROOKE M : adjoining corner st.a a pleasant ou pois on the Moun! Moderate rental eys al office.A.G.Ross & Co.4 \u20ac .LET \u2014 DWELLING, i 2893 x Catherine at.St.Mar, \" conta [ning 8 rooms, close a tn each room, plumbing work, tinted last year, in fi rst class order, modern conveniences, ghpnly to W.E Cooper, Star t.James st.289 \u201ctf 6 LET\u2014AT \u201c38.50 PER à oo dw ms Shia locality, in good repair.y .B PENEMENTS from 36 to ard & Co.29 au mn O LET\u2014UPPER TENEMENT, 1 I rooms, perfect garder, immediate possession.Low re Rousseau st., near C.P.R.station, Dathousie square.Apply to Mr.Fraser, 211 St.James st.242 5 fi O LET \u2014 HANDSOME SELF-CON- tH tainea cottage, ten rooms, prettily decorated, all modern provements, No.256 Laves ave.Low rent to good tenant.Room 3, 162 St.James st.248 8 oO LET\u2014UPPER P RT oF HOUSE, four rooms, tozel st, Point fn Chartes.Rent ont Tow for \u2018winter, $4.00.216 Greene ave.2431 6 U LET\u2014LOWER TENEMENT, NO.6% Park\u2019 BYE contain rooms and Bathroom.be rented \u20ac until 1st Mas.W.& 5 8.Wylie, 928° ary street.0 LET\u2014HOQUSE.46 ARGYLE.VE.bath, all conveniences, ail © rooms, taxes paid up to lst May.Rent very fon, be seen Irom a to pm.or, (RLY to > 294 St.Antoine.O LET \u2014 GREATER | PART 0 fa nouse, St.Catherine st, corner of Stanle rooms, bathroom w.\u20ac Rental pa and heating.J.Cradock imp son & Co., 181 St, James st.fi rpo ETAT ST.VINCENT DE PAUL, es from Montres}, a fine pro- pert , ony en Address 3 isitation.Renger, 243 357 ET\u2014FIVE ROOM FLAT, DE- fi 1.ngneiuiv situated, all convenien- tom im ediate possession.Arply us i CANADIAN CATTLE VIA BOSTON.\u2018Washington, October 14.\u2014The Department of Agriculture received notice to-day that r sheds nad been comp.eted at Rich- Vermont, for Peche examination of an a two, eucn capacic of holding the twent animais which usually consiitute a carlo \u2018\u2019The Compiellon 0 these f.clittes for the inspection ol the cattle will result in the free admission ol Canadian cattle for export Dy way of Boston, so long as they are 1ouna tree Irom contagion.Permission will be grantea to the Boston and Maine Rafi- .way to make shipments by way ot Rich- ford subject to the usual requirements regard Government Inapectio Dr.mon, the chief of the Bureau of Animal \\nqustry, has inmisted that rafe- guaras snouta be adop which should ab- soiutely remove the D ossiDiLity ot the in fection or American caitle by the transit foreign animals thio hi United States He was not satisfi with the arrangements first m by the rail- ay people.wnich provided only one shed With the Intention ot unloading each car load separately.is method forded no opportunity or providing for animals found to bw diseased or for examining other car- lois without communi ati>r the discase, which mignt nave intected th: 8 AMERICAN MARKETS.Receipts and Shipments.Chicago, October 14.\u2014Receipts \u2014 320,000 bush.wneat; 1.049,000 corn; 1,183,000 oats; 18,44! bris.ot Tiour.Shipments\u20148,u0) tush, pheat; ze corn; 593,000 oats ; 23,856 brls.ot flour.New Yorks, October J4.\u2014Recel 425 at, +4, corn: naar ,- and 23,180 sacs of flour, Ship- tnents\u2014I b at; 325.8 corn 1 0.893 ata 5,428 brie.and 4,19 sacks of Duiutn.Octover J4.\u2014Recelpts \u2014 301,000 wheat.Snipments \u2014 170,000 Lush.bush.wheat.Toledo, Uctoper 14, \u2014Recelpte\u20144; 0,000 bush.wheat ; I3 UV corn.Shipmente\u20145,000 bush.wheat ; 8.000 corn.Mliwaurer, Uctober 14.\u2014Retefpts\u201436,000 |: bush.wnest; 210) corn.Shipments\u201424,000 bush.wheat; 86,000 corn.ft.Lovin, Octorer 14.\u2014Recelpts \u2014 42,000 tush.wneat; 6% 0u0 corn.Snipment »\u201428,000 bust.wheat; 1.2000 ro Detroit, Uctouer 14.Re = \"pts\u20141b, 97 bush.wheat.There were no shipments ot wheat.Minne:poiis, October 14 \u2014Re-eint she 000 bush.wheat.Shipmen ta\u201444, 000 wheat.MONTREAL EXCHANGE MARKET.\u2014\u2014 rted for the \u201cStar,\u201d by Messrs Nichol & Marien, Pore Rchange Brokers, corner Notre Dafne and Francois Xavier strect.Spm, october 16h.Between Danks.Counter.New York i te LS ow Yor pi cer] 0 days Ww Sear: Demand un sis ma Sterling, to ¥ T.% conte _ RATES Prepald Classified Advertisements.HONS W ro DRESS SALE rs 10 gente for 3 words or leas, and i we oi 100 Tor 20 vos or lent, and 34 ect per extra word, each lusertion.PROPERTY FOR BALE, 35 cents for 36 words or tess, and | cent per extra word, each inscrtion.2 fa 5 works or loss, snd 1 cent vorextre #OSNESS Ci CIANORE, RTC, For oenta for 35 words or 1 cent per ax Al other Hy aN ED Rodis 1 ent extra word, each te, Par 20 worda es Less, 1 yards and or lem, BD ols ne 36 words oc Loss, Insertion.extra word, T CUBES STORES.% cents for 95 words or less, and | cent resus wo ror ea insertion.FOR SALE, 2 cents for oi han end oct per nent por extra word, each insertion.8 cents PRRAONALS, vage 1, oents cach Insertion, of residents of Point Bt.Charles, For dort ea with rH B.Kellie, 599 Wellington ou rest, will be Immediately forwarded without extrs NOTICE \"PARTICULARLY.The above rates are NET CASH with order, When such advertisements are not prepaid numerous entries have to be made, and the rate is in, consequence, much hig No charge made in our books for classified advertisements of leas than five lines.A ply to 115 Bt.Famille « ANTED\u2014A RRSPECTAULE GIRL ABOUT 16, to aamst with children sud light housework.Apply 3518t Ur is WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A GIRL ACOUSTOH- d to dip cholouate.Jes.M.Aird, 103 St.Urbain.nas eral housework, , Baal SITUATIONS VACANT.~~ ANTED-AMART YOUNG GIRL TO DO GEN- family.No children, , Av strost, be: w+ references and be oampetent.ol Must have firs 0.py by OF alter 8 p.00D GENERAL 6 SERVANT.MU no washing.998 Dorchester st.HAT py ANTED- ~A YOUNG WOMAN OF 18 AS GENEB- family.Must bring best Address \u2018M 1777,\" nu bo good cook: al servant for a small f class Tefsrences.WAL eatin AN [EXPERIENCED TABLEMAID.madd i - V FANTED-SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE WO- before Wa fluen need a We kay street.ANTED \u2014 BOOKKEEPER FOR WHOLBSALE specialty house, young man, English with general huowledee of business ant speaking employment.Ad 10a.m.and after 6 vant.Must be a good plain cook .Apply with er an: dress \u2018\" F 1066,\" STAH Shean ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT.MUST BE gocd plain ovok, with city references.60 Univers NTED-A GENBRAL SERVANT.MUST BE a good plain cook, and have cit oterences.a p.mat NTED \u2014 50 MEN TO WORK ON MONTREAL Park end Island Ry.7 between Cote St, Paul and Lachine.Apply on the work M212 re V ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, GI GENERAL SER- Ary Mas - tor or clerk of works; can take full charge.Er now work; stes poly.Apply 3 Latour st.\u201d t bo good cook toalée st, botween ] and 3 ANTED\u2014FIRST CLABS COLLAR rove on work; none but first class Bande ANTED-A MARRIED MANTOTAKECHARGE of a club.Must have experience and references.Address P.O.Box 581, St._ Hyacinthe.2423 ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT WHERE and have ed re- terenoes ures de kept it Moto 7 ANTED \u2014 THOROUGH GENERAL SERVANT, » with references, for family of two.64 Mance at WAGER MIDDLE- AGED WOMEN.APPLY Canning 2431 housework.ANTED\u2014A RELIABLE GIRL TO ASSIST WITH No washing.141 Bayio at.243 2 1209 Dorchester at.ANTED\u2014GOOD GENERAL SFERVANT FOR small family.Apply 3 Lincoln avenue, morning or evenlug.Wl WH to essist wi ANTED \u2014 VI MMEDIATELY, A GIRL ABOUT 14 th cb children and sleep at home.Avg TRD\u2014A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH light bousawork and mind baby.Apply st ar 358 Olivier avenue, Westmount.Wasa YOUNG GIRL AS NURSE.APPLY ANTED\u2014YOUNG V__Quired.2 246 University st.erences, for a family of two.refere plain cook, Apply after 7 p.m., at 85 Durocher st.ANTED \u2014 A FIRST CLASS rr \u2014\u2014 FOR kitchen, at Stillwell Temperance Dining Room, 8378 Craig st.Open day and night.MI G COOK.REFERENCES RE il ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT wiry CITY.ust wt I WAS YOUNG GIRL JOB LIGHT HOUSE Apply 651 City me ave.243 1 Ww: useful ANTED-A ANTED.\u2014 A GQGD LAIN OBOK.GOOD Y__wages.No do washing.Dart 111 Btanley st.431 WW 4NTEPS AT ONCE, A GOOD PLAIN OF Apply 893 Sherbrooke st.Hl VV ANTED\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT FOR SMALL family.Apply 5 Towers st._Apply st 768 She NTED\u2014-A RESPECTABLE YOUKG ey look after one horse and make himself genera rbrooke.#41 FEW GOOD LADIES TAILORS 2 bodice makers.J.J.Milloy, 2301 Bt.Gis real.Siuart, WH ARTED-A COOK brilliant pH peste expenscs pa ployment.NTED- Ww snd hardware trade.Apply to J.wens, ANTED AGENTS TO \"HANDLE ODOR NEW X ht Luroer; inakes kerosene lamps give a no mopey, no wicks, no smoke, chesperthen oil Samples free to active agents.dems of non-patented imitations.Broadway, N V ANTED\u2014BALESMEN IN EVERY DISTRICT, to handle reliable acode samples free; salary and for full thine; permanent em- For particulars write Luke Bros from start London House Peck & Co, WANTEREIRET CLASS OPERATORS OF CLOTH- W.P 950 8t.Lawicngs.\u201cYOUNG PERSON Sherbrooke at.No ironing Sia family.Mone need apply without gods Superlative Mtg Qo .Co, Mont- 0026 daw | A CITY TRAVALLER THAT CAN WA sell stove polish and other polishes Pi the Thursday after 7 Lu Ta ED \u2014 HOUSEMAID, YOUNG Fou RTE city references.Apply 623 Bherbrooko M ' mily.T.O'Connell, 137 M; pCord.ANTED-\u2014GENERAL SEHVANT, SMALL i No washing.4160 Dorihester.7 ANTED- 2 GOOD BTEAMFITTERS: are re To ferred.A St.Cat e Cather and on street, the *ruhber cor.Bt.Fulford, o ANTED~A GENRBAL SERVANT WHO UNderstands cooking.No washing.Protestant ir HORSES AND Nm 1 = R SALE-LARGE BAY ROAD HORSE, EXCEL- ress, good top buggy, family sloigh and St.fast.Must ba sold Whole Fonte for two hundred sand fifty dol- lara, inoluding @ne street blanket.Apply Palace Sian, 740 Dorchester st, For BALE\u2014HORRES, \u2018 TWO SEVEN YEARS OLD, perfectiy sound, oue small bar, very fast, the other ote hands, gray, perfect asldle horse, prices this weo| Fo Cann sound aod reliable in every 2.30 and worth double money a7ked.OR BALE- HANDSOME SEAL BROWN MARR, 7 years aul, 16 hands sugh, perfectly sonud snd kind à trot n fui Will be roid with- Montre ren! Horse 22 han shown a fall ini wt road horas in the Ci by Toronto Chie.Wi Lt 15th, at 2,30, together with pnoumatio sulky and new nted harness, at Montres! Horse Paul and McGill sta, ood girl for kitchen maid.« to Mra.Pope Be.Antoine st.a.immediately 468 Guy NTED\u2014 baby.155 Park ave, after six o'clock, TANTED \u2014 À GENERAL SERVANT, BMALL City references requ nnd svening.at at No.52 8t.Matthes ANTED SERVANT.GENERAL W WORK.fORK.COOK family.h and an preferred.ell, w perine, Mine K ANTEDS GOOD GENERAL SERVANTS: ALSO Good wages.17 Brandon aveauo, west of #31 A YOUNG GIRL TO HELP ru Apply morning M33 Protestant.2396 2431 TANTE D-COATMAKER RAND A ALSO PANT AND vest maker, good prices, to go ont of tour 17 3 st.Antoine stine road sleigh, now; seen 385 Hherbrool wt sell.Apply T.D.Tama between 8 and 8 Thuradey morning, Albion W: QANTED\u2014APPRENTICE FOR Dasa Np BALE \u2014 HANDSOMEST ROAD HORSE IN ada, 9 golii inedais and 1st prize late exhibition, Carn sped batter Owser Teasing city uzzoll & Co, 740 Dorchester M33 in every partion'sr.Vi guarantee odio in 2.4) ane rond 12 mr: Ion an hour.ont renerva, Thurs la; ct.15th.at 2.3), [Finpornns, vor.: JOR SALE BY AUCTION, THURSDAY.= pm ) hoad western omen, suitable 5th, ue tot al purposes.T.W.Fosier & Ov.Pau! and McGill.1 M31 be suid by auction, ) SALE - ITANDSOME \u20ac CHESTNUT \u201cGELDING, 16 hands high,\u201d : years old, perfectly sourd and kind, over Lepine track, in 2.53.One nf by Helmont Btar,dam Tiuursdny, Ewmpo:inm, u22 CARRIAGES.ETC.LONDON STOCK MARKET.J.8.Bache & Co.N.Y., report th London Market al 4p.m.today as follows: ° London New York Prices.Kquivalent, Oct.14th, 1906.Stocks.Atchison, 18: Aro Pacific, 50 Fan, & Texas, n an.e Louisville & N.ut Lake Shore.\u2014 Northern Pac.Pr.208 Ni.Central - & 14% di 12 St.Panl.3 Union Pacifie, Wl Wabash Pr.8 WATE SITUATIONS WANTED.NN AN AU ASAIN VY ANTED-ADVELTISRR SPRAK6 PARFENCH aad Expl rien Le Good batts.lab dons ls references el co sols sod en Addrem ontus, 18§ Durernay mies! rd > Westen HATS To THIM HY AN N SXPERL Hiaer at her own home.us vd.GEL Like Removed from 5 BL, vomir 1 Wa ED \u2014 BY AN EXPERIENCED DRES#- ME MH by the day in private families.Ad BL.Martio at, City.; Wants YOUNG MAN, SITUATION A8 Litera?rl sEnglah, sualated with Green, Latin French dre ny; An An panul st refuroncés.Address \"TV.\" 14 Chap de Mars at Montroal WANTED WORK \"FOR WINTER, TC TO ATTEND raes, furnaces, or Shorel snow.: Wallon to ne fui.KE.Reers, 8 \u20ac City Hall at.W: AE ENGAGER ENT uy BICK NURSE, certificate.Apply 116 Awherst.Warren.\u2014ny YOUNG MAN, EXPERIENC ED with horses, situation as cuschmsn or groom wilting to Seay useful.cun milk.Good réferenves: Address, Oh: Kelso, Box 1065 Kingston .0.307 Wii ne POSITION IN AN OFFICE sy PRACtical stenographer, hariog Enowledge of typewnt- ing.Excellent references.D.Perte 13 M13 ANTED \u2014 PROOF wants situation BTAR offive.ANTED \u2014 \u201cSITUATION | A8 PLAIN Cook OR general servant, smali fanilly.no washing.Good references.Address 187 674,\u201d HTAR office.M3 ANTED, - BY COMPETENT RESPECTABLE ng man, position as bookkeeper, callootar, cluy travelling or oftics work.Well connected.t of refer- ddrosa \u201cK 1714,\u201d HTAR office.23 ANTED-BY A PERSON OF TRUST, POSITION coper in small family, willing to make herselt rb ies French and English.ddress 57 1705,\" 8TAR © ANTED \u2014BY ENGIAS8H LADY (32).SITUATION us companion, penmairons cr useful hel Excellent neediewuoman end k nitter.\u2018Feuches German and fency work._ Address \u201cK 1700,\u201d STAR office.ule ANTED \u2014 A GENTLEMAN WILL RECOM- wend a very euergctic, reliable, qusrried nan os TE a OUNG LADY Hforenane AO Kal farotaker 0 or in some position of trust.Address, \u201cC.133,\u201d BTAR ul 413 WANTED DATS WORK BY A WOMAN, UICK goneral worker.City referenve.Call ui ese tor st.Me BY FIRST OLANS DRESSmaker; fit ranteed.Terws moderate.Avoir Mademoiselle À.rasiers, 505 Bt.Law rence Main af i wen as first clase nurse and to assist \u2018with housework.Good references.Apply | 186 Mansfield st.243 2 Alen I SITUATION INA GENTLEMANS au y aC oroug cook.es per mont M.K., No.5 Union are.#3 ANTED \u2014 POSITION AS BUILDING INSPEC- city references.Addr ress \"M 1785,\" STAR omoe 243 1) ANTED- TYPEWRITING AT OWN OFFICE, by fre rato operator.Terms moderate.Miss Eaton, third Hor, Btaodard Bldg.12 ANTED\u2014SITUATION ABCOACHMAN GROOM or driver, thoroughly experivnced, He Sletul (oan (sen ma ilk).Cry references.Adis ANTED\u2014 SITUATIONS BY COOKH, HOUSEmaid, tablemaid, working Nousekeeper, nursos, women by the day and general servants Apply Mrs.Leduc's office, 783 Craig st ha 2 VV ANTED-SITUATION BY TRAVELLER, DRY t connection Torçato and west, thirtess, years best import trade.otil sixteenth, m 120 Balmoi ra 3 ANT 2D YoUNa GIRL FROM THE COUNTRY, » fone arm old educated in Frenah, desires position in English family.Address \u201cÇ 1890.\" SrAr office.343 WANTED SITUATION BY MAN AND WIFE.hoster or can make himselt roa dup ful, wife an take full charge of dining room der country.Address letters to A.Manning, Box 1 a den, P.Q.ANTED\u2014BY AN EXPÉRIENCED DRESSMAKer work at her own home or in private families.Apply Mrs.Hallidey.30 Bt.Aloxander st.243 2 ANTED- BY YOUNG MAN, WORK OF ANY Xind, expe xperienced with horses, willing to Le generally useful an tend dura neces, references.Address \u20188 1942,\" ue 2333 Ware \u2014 BT A REBPECTABLE WOMAN vs or housecleaning.Apply at 9 Cathedral ANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, ENGAGEMENT for moming hours, as governessto young children, ote.\u201d Address TF 1981, Tak oice ANTED\u2014GOOD DISTINCT READER WOULD give services, moderate to stenographers; also st home to invalids, etc.Adds \u201cT1971, Branofice.V ARTED-SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE MIDdle aged woman, would be wilihig to work by th day or by the month, be willing to go to Ton try.Speaks Eoglish only.Apply 139 Murray s¢, Montreal, city.M31 ANTED \u2014 BITUATION AS FOREMAN BAKXR.Good on plain and fancy bread, Ghkes, etc.17 yoars ponents Address 'T 1979,\" STAR office.152 NTED \u2014 YOUNG FRENCHMAN, 29 YEARS AN having diploma from Buperior Agricultural Bchool of Francs, speaking both languages, six years experience in Canada, desives agrioul Address \u201cQ 1905,\" STAR cÛce.ANTED\u2014BY À LADY, POSITION AS MOUSE- Keeper for one or two gentiemen or in widower's family; good cook and willing to do housework in a pleas- anc home, and moderate balary.City references.Address R 1923,\u201d STAR office.2433 V ANTED \u2014 BY A LADY, ENGAGEMENT AS companion or housekeeper in house or institution rast.Bighest references position ot tu \" FTAR of _ axe ove ENGLISH B.A.SITUATION AS rofessor, tutor or secretary, age French, Germa end Italian literature.Exoelient references.Address \u2018\u2019T 1978.\u201d STAR office.301 ANTED \u2014 BY A 0000 000K, SITUATION.Guod reference.85 Dorchester st.31 VV ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, situstion to make himself xenernll useful: not afraid of work.Good reference.Address fr.° °R th ANTED SITUATION BY FIRST CLABS COOK, br day week, or will go permaventiy if suitable.Apply 2108 Bt.Catherine at, ot.#31 We As.BOOKKEEPER.IN A A wholesale house oferred.bys Jong man, years\u2019 axperience, French a.¢ of references.Ad- dre \u2018\u201cK 1984,\" Bano ms V Ri, OR SHOPPING DONE AT moderate prices.Address \u2018\u2019l\u2019 1972,\" STA \"ST 1 ANTED \u2014 BITUATION BY YOUNG FRENCH lady, to tesch French EX high an and other schools, Has model diplosia.Knows Ei .Address \"'W 3031,\" BTAR office.MHI ANTED\u2014SITUATION A8 NURSE.CITY REferences; LOH take (ull har Tge of an infant if required.Address 10444 Oanning st WANTED BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, by the day; also by respectable man, furnaces sod snow shovelling for winter.Address 4 Charbouncgi ; 43 VV ANTED- \u201cPOSITION A8 'COACHMAN, BY EX- verigneed, single man, town or country.Refer: ences.A.W.Peache 194 Mountain at.\u2026 city.WAX TED\u2014BY YOUNG GIR).SITUATION.a8 ablemaid, in restaurant.A FE.L, Box 138, Alinonte Lo rat.Adres _ ns 1 ASPEDS LADIES REQUIRING ALL KINDS of dowesticated help will he well suited at 2108 Bt.Catherine, the new store, few doors west of Be PARTNERS WANTED.ANTED FARINE BY PRACTICAL BUILD- nd estimator, with good references.Partner with capital for general building and real estate business Must be able to cake full charge of ofice.5 1746,\" STAR 0 2 lu ANTED- -PARTNER, SILENT OR ACTIVE.TO the advertiser in the exclusive Agenoy for « new Incandencent ans light (\"Auer system).Lnrestinent sure with large profits.Address * Tn STALL sale e 5 NELSON NN SAS WANTED PARTNER WITH FROM FOUR TO tive thousand do'lars, to take An active inicrest in a profitable and long estabiiahed cluthing, furnish: ux and hat and cap business.Turn over Just year, A young man with practical exverienco preferred.Gly to Joho Cider & Jo., Hamilton._24 Bu SHOPS.STORES.BUSINESS PREMISES ETC- TOLET.LL AL SNS LET\u2014STORE, 2691 ST.CATHerine st, large pate giass front, splendid loc: His concreted basement, lage yard.Also 5 No à stelrs, separate en- , OCTOBER 14, 1806\u201d an si \u201cROOMS TO LET S-HANDSOMELY FURNISUKD PARLOR Ob hoa Bot water beet: a Tigh o Ry » OUM\u2014LARGE NEWLY PURNISHRD FRONT room, Auer ligt, bot and ocid water.Ooly scotlomen, ueedapply.Home vum.orts.63 Dorcas .yooun TO LET.FURNISHED.WITH OR WITH- L out board.Apyly 194 Bleury 1 EE I OOMB \u2014 DOUBLE A AND Aol COMPORTAB- ly turnishel.Terme moderate.64A Mell College avenue.239 4 OOM-IN BEST PART OF MANSFIELD ST, A large spa.aultable for two trained nurses.Telo- phone.\u201cWIS,\u201d BTAK office.240 6 OOM \u2014 ois FURN ISHED BEDRGOM, nor water heati ng.18) Peel at., first door (rom Windsor Hotel.Tel 1836.340 6 OOME\u2014 DOUBLE AND BINGLE 1 ROOMS, pA Hirst class.board, at 60 University street.413 OOMS \u2014 TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT av: I 449 BL.Urbain stress, just above Sherlirouke $i 00M \u2014 BRIGHT FRONT KOOM, Laranoon flat, Daisy furnace.Private family.59 8t.Mae OOMS-TO LET.FURNISHED, BUITABLE FOR __light housekeept g, at 20 City \u2018Councillors.2160 ROM FURNISHED SINGLE ROOM, SUITABLE tora > geutlomen or lady.2079 Bt.Catherine st cor.Baimoral LL Hl 3 OUMB\u2014TO LET, ONE.DOUBLE AND ONE BIN- glo furnished room, with good board, in private Kng- lish fawily.Modern 1 conveniences.246 Ble ury.HI 1 com BRIGHT COMFORTARLY FURNISHED nt Toots, on bath flst, heated by hot water heat- No children.14 Hutch! ings.Private family.son st.I OOM-AND BOARD, VACANCIES, WITH BOARD, rivete Protestaut family.private us References exchange d '.RY M\u2014427 CITY \"HALL AVE.PRIVATE Hh OUMS \u2014 TO LET, FURNISHED, SEPARATE OR together, front and back parlors, with rates, pris OOM-VERY DESIRABLE LARGE FRONT room, handsomely furnished, with or without board; Munce F oom \u2014LARG F WELL FURNISHED ROOM, HOT at 112 Stapley street; ily, oo children.vale tumily.Apply 130 Hauoverst.~~~ married souple or two ladies.\"Fe \u2018erous moderate, v9 us and cold mater, suitable for twu; buard ts 742 Bherbrouke OooMs\u2014 4 CATGCART STRE ET, LARGE pou.ble roows, well furnished, with first class bou: every couvenienoe.2425 oom - LARGE FURNISHED ROOM ON BATIF- m flat.with use of kitchen and dining room Apply ITE 8t.Charles Borrowse street, near Sherbrooke.1 OOMS\u2014DOUBLE AND SINGLE FRONT ROOMS, heated by hot water, with or without board.Terms moderate.35 McGill Coliege ave, 242 10 OOMS \u2014 COMFORTABLE WELL FURNISHED, large and mall front rooms; private family.13 McOGlll College avenue.22 OOM8\u2014 COMFORTABLE FURNISHED ROOMS 8 with all oonveniences.Terms inoderate.6 Ori versity.I vUOMS \u2014 FURNIBHED DOUBLE.NEWLYDECOR- ated, well heated, Datsy furnace, with or without board « or partial board.29 MoGill College ave.2 OOM \u2014 COMFORTABLE FURNISHED ROOM.with board, suitable for gentleman: gas and hot water.Terms moderate.Apply at 36 Victorias street OOMR\u2014GOOD ROOMS TO LET, FURNISHED OR unfarnishod.Mru Morris, 2438 Bt Catherine at, noar Btanley st.2435 00M\u2014 FURNISHED BEDROOM, WITH PARLOR .attached, to let to one or two gentlemen.60a St.Antolae st.4332 OOMB-213 MANCE, 3 BEAUTIFUL FRONT rooms, on bath flat, hot and sou water, Auer Elis small family.| Most contral lc localit: OOM8\u2014BACK PARLOR, NEWLY FURNISHED.with or without board; alse rooms on bathroom fiat; furnished or unfurnished table board.35 V ctorls at.OONB\u2014ON BATHROOM FLAT.= WITH BOARD.All modern conveniences; also table board.97 yor versity.ut OOMB \u2014 VFRY COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ouble rooms, with every convenience.Gen only.Family strictly private.Motil College gent 33 > OOMS\u2014HANDSOME DOUBLE ROOMS, ON bathroom floor; back parlor, faroished or _unfurnished, with full board.Terms moderate.$44 Dor- chester st.usa R°.M\u2014WARM COMFORTABLE FRONT BOOM orgie for two young men, with or without il) College av 243 s.00M \u2014 WELL FURNISHED, WITH ALL MODern improvemente n bathroom Ger 2 Sherbrooke atreet.Van opte ot for a ung couple or uiet ntlemen.ora! ow.Jeune 8 1880 SE TAR office.sialyl OOM.AWAY FURNISHED, VED VERY PLEAS.sutly ritustod.every convenience, private family.No.1 Drun fr OOMB\u2014TO LT, WITH EXCELLENT BOARD; meals served separately if desired, and on Bi plan.93 Dorchester stroet.4 OOMS\u2014HKAUTIFUL FRONT ROOMS FURNIBH- ed or unfurnished; quiot.small family, batb, water closet, kitchen privileges, west end.107 Coursol st M3 oous AND BOARD, CHOICE LOCALITY, NO D; Oné street west of Guy, 1130 Dorchester | ROOMS \u2014NIVELY FURNISHED.156 MANSFIELD Roos -WELL FURNISHED EVERY conven: ence.Use of piano if wanted.Terms ve lon le Rov NICE ROOM FURNISHED OR UNFUR- > vo shed, on bathroom: Boor.M16 8t.Cathe, erine st near el cua TO LET, WITH FIRST CLASS BOARD; Meals served privately if desired.6 Stanley st.OoMS-8IX UNFURNISHED ROOMS, BATH- and w.o., on the one fiat; moderate HS IN 13 Legour's st.Apply\u2019 157 Manoe st OOMS \u2014 TWO LARGE QU RTABLY FURnished rooms, parior fiat.ou dhe of ning roo kitchen.All modern conveniences 108 Union wa Ra JOMS \u2014 NEWLY FURNISHED DOUBLE AND ingle, evor every convenienqgs, steam heating, also firs 57 Victoria street.M8 5 ooms\u2014 FARLOR BEDROOM AND DOUB bedroom, with private bath; ing; cable board.at moderate rates.33 MoGiil ilege ave.3415 O0MB-18) MANCE STREET, ABOVE BHER- brooke, large bedroom and sitting room on parlor * w Rous TWO FURNISHED ROOMS ON BATH- m Bat, suitable for two geritiemen or a married couple.Central.782 Pal ot.2431 OOMSB \u2014 UNFURNISHED, FVERY CONVENIence for light housekeeping: also one furnish bathroom fiat: house well heat a, 33 McG 4 College ave ave.OOMS-TO LET, LARGE PARLORS SPLENDID.1y high hied.suitabje for a dentist or ipecialist.Been nny time.erbrooke st, vorner of Park ave.343 7 Rous BRIGHT COMFORTABLE ROOMS, BATHroom fiat, furnished or unfurnished, with board if required; hot _wator heated.18 Plateau st 3431 vOME-TO LET, LARGE HALL AND TWO msll rooms adjoining, suit&ble for club or anything of the ein, nest Victoria square.Apply 157 Man nest .PROPERTY FOR SALE NSN NT Aa Pas < OR BALE THREE THREE STORY HOUSES i un Crescent at, near Sherbrooke.Parties in want of an elegant houss in that locality may find it to thetrsatisfaction to sec as to their substantishtz snd secure the finish to suit their taste.Terms liberal James Douglas, at Buildings.R SALES A BLOUK OP 8 BRICK TENE.nis.À 10 per cent.investinent.For PRL particulars and | peloe apply at 327 8oiznours ot.40 7 fâ R SALE\u2014IN THE VILLAGE OF AT.RUSE 3 county Laval, a lot belonging to the late ¥.X.Lanthier, Rey situated in the centre of the village of Bt Koso, near the river Jesus; nize sg wide x about one and one half acres cons mith LL » magnifl- cent wooden bowie of 25 33 ft, pte 5 roomr in lower and 3 in upper flat, 3 Good collars, all modern son: veniences, such as hot water heated, water closet, fursharmarg there exists 3 right in favor of this land, o a s\\raight passage to the river.This land is in a good state of cultivation, has trait v trecs of all kinds, such as apple, plum anil cherry trees: also vines, ote.All wili be oid on very ad sut ARCOUS terme For particular apply M.C.Galarnean, Msq., 2 .Paul st >, Mont treal, ou hd to >.A.Longpré, Yotacy, Be.Rose, Ci 0.Laval, Que.0 7 DR SALE\u2014A BNAP.1 HAVE FOR BALE two cotlages.paying 13 per cent.Appr A Alien trance, bein, Catherine st.containing poms, «lose In each room, | U- lnusils Room 6, STAR Building.23 newly tinted 1208 year, ls in Ilrst class | R BALE - PRESSED BRICK COTTAGES, condition.wiih modern convenlonces.Rent 5 seven to nine rooms, with bath Rd modern iow.Apply to A per, Stur osrice, conveniencos; thoroughly well ooustrueted.Prices from 165 St.ames st.$200 ocush, balance monthly.Room 13, 13 Be ee 20e - ee = James street.OFFICES T To LET.OR SALE \u2014 LACHINE LOTS, FROM 3c PRR - oct foot, Hy h 83 to 5 por Pout, no Interest.POST | ant ca AWAY BOTY rer i 0 L BT- DESK ROO ! should en re, Boom 1 182 AL James = Ever fog, WITH U desk if rejuired, in large, va room on St.James st.\u2026.near Pr steam heated, and us Address M 1257\" Star office A lighted flea hone.F _DRsk ROOM, WITH USE OF TELE- oh 5 5 Beta light.jo best location in he cire r enings, Tes James.M23 oR SALE\u2014IN WESTMOUNT, ON GREENE syonus, just below Dorchester st, 4 first cine outtuges, 5 bedrooms, citension kitchen.Apply G.H.Manny, 4234 Dorchester at.pon paz PARK AVENUE, MONTREAL AN.x.vory cholee lot, close to handsome sand stone pions {selting for $6500 cach), SUx110 feet FURNISHED FLATS TO LET.ALN, Tae saa © LET-\u20144N ELEGANTLY FUR- £0 T niwsneqa Mat, with furniture of same for sale.suitatie for one or two gentlemen; best jocality.Address \u201c8S 192 Star_ off tice.2 FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED, SANSA PPS INS NIN ar Nm NSP D~AMALL HOURE OR FLAT, PUR- ished, west of Bleury and north of Dorchester Address * \u2018K 1718,\" Bran office.241 3 ~ a - or Westmount.MONEY TO LOAN i a lane.sale 320.Bmali payment down br] denied Adquross 8 Tai,\u201d STAR office.36 86 50 \u2014FOR SALE UPPRR ST.URBAIN 3) street, à tirst olsés three story solid stone frmnt tmriding containing three tensments, size 224 ne.with three story extension 33x12.Lot 1241110 to à ne.Terms $2500 cash.E.RPUAREAU, 1811 Notre Dame, 00° Gosford and Bonsecours streets.fi 520 \u2014FOR SALE UPPER ST DENIS + 8 first class solid stone self contained house, wit! \u2018#2100 to a Jane.Mut be sold LR GAREAU, 1513 Notre Dawe, ven Goafoi ord and Boosecqurs.within s few days.ss 1 FARMS FOR SALE.ALANA SAAS R SALE 90 FARMS CONTAINING 154 ps TO 8100, For = T4 serez, ee half mile Fu of Lancaster Lo évanced reapons ward | oof ton Au an and pled meas een mote ot hang.RE Fla.rs RE \u201cSpigndld 2.Pla vensideratia hash.trault, Commission Agent, 180 Be James at, hy door.an 432 Sem = center, est Lerma.and ghoy Juil\" Bran office.BOARD.1 OARD\u2014AND ROOMS, POR LA LES PU RIM confinement; vata.Jad oe] own humes.ra Bob his, Ladies\u2019 dst qe Boar ues Mogw AN Caio SOIK NURSE Buperior wmodation; Lost medical attendance Btrictly private.Tyrms moderate.Hx eux ot.181 10y OARD \u2014 LARGE \u201cNICKLY FURNISHED BED roum and sitting room, ou bathroow fiat; hot water heating: also a sole Jon with su Hor ee Private family.76 Mackay ve or VARD\u2014AND BUOMS.BINGLE AND DOUBLE, well furniabed, vi bath tnt.also table board, only 15 conte a end.at 108 He.Lawrence.___ a Mn 3 OARD\u2014GUOD LOOMS, §8 PER | WEEK : ALSQ table board, $3.33 per week.673 Lugauchetiore neas Bloury.tae OARD\u2014BINGLE FRONT ROON, WITH OR WITH.1 out board.rms woderste.12 Bt.Goorgo at.A.low Dorchester.ua Bras AND XICE RUOME.2487 NOTRE DAME pit above Guy 5 BOARD FULL BOARD, THREE DOLLARS To three fifty weekly; superior sccommalations and table: piano.Fransients accommodate Victoria st, 33 130ARD- NIC E ROOMS, WITH BOARD AT 134 ST Denis strvet, waemi house; Grst class se board, user We tral locality Also table board.; ROOMS AND BOARD, NN NS - MNT NN OARD\u2014AND ROOMY, NICELY FURNISHED, bathroom floor, suitaliy for gentlemen or marrie couple.Al modern conveniences.3494 Bt.Catherine nt, 395 ooM - VERY COMFORTABLE, WITH FIRST uss board; best localiy, central: all modora con- rover for Tharried couple or seutlemen.erate.Address Fen,\u201d STAR vice 2414 OOMS \u2014 FURNISHED, WITH GOOD BOARD, very central, warm and coifortahle; every convent ence.Terws very woderate.Also Lable board.i 832 Dorchester.BOARD AND ROOMS WANT WANTED, vs Teme To Comms ANTED-ROOM AMI» HOARD FOR MARRIRD tamis: couple and infant \" \u2018 ds vart of coh in private am usbend in town Raturle 1 week only.Address \u201cA 1463,\" NTA notice gum > C0 Tu FOR SALE, ( Ne Se NAN NAN R SALE\u2014FOR, THE MILLION.KINDLING.8%, di 50, Tamsrac Hlocks, $1.75; Mull Blocks delivered: any where in the city.J.Q Richmond square.| Bell Tel.8353, __101 et Fer SALE KRASEL ABH SIFTERS, THE C CLEAN est and inost economical aifter vrer invented, selly like hot cakes; stove pipes 7 and 6c.P.R Krasel, Ly 88, Catherine st., Plumber.Tel.4752 a al 330.16_ OR SALE \u2014 MANUFAOTUKERS Soon \u201cor as and ptecprte fittings.varivua jatterns of bracke 4 and 6 ligb: thandel lors in brass.These goods wand elegant design will be sold singly or iu lots to suit ut » great sacrifice.Hospi solicited.Call early and get your choice.Canad Alumiuum Co, 193 84 Urbain et, cor.8t, Catherine st.241 3 tried - : Dd R BALE-DRY KINDLING WOOD, 2.00; C ue hardwood, ial cx la are! loads.Prompt delivery.Hen Miam at.Tel.82H, 2422 Fo SALE \u2014 CHIORERING CONCERT GRAND piano, at $125, cash only.Proprietur leaving for Europe.On view at 260 St, Antoine st 242 3 OR SALE\u2014A BUNDY TIME RECORDER CLOCK, only short time in use, good as now, with key board and 35 B keys: » first class timekeeper fur employees in fax tory warohouse; cost $105 net cash, will be sold for a Apbly to to \u2018\u201cO 1843,\u201d BTran office 242 OR SALE\u2014WIDEK BROCADED BATIN ninnox, 740; handsome cut jet, 5 to.25c; new feather and fui trimmings, 2c; white eiderdown trimming, 1c; uew frill $1.50 ) por 10 Now age, 10 to 5c; rich glossy Iolvateen, 20 to 0c; giove walsh linings, 4c; skirt, Sc: steels, 3c dozen: paper lining, Bot new trimming Lraids and buttons very cheap.Fours 4 Chabolllez jf HS 1 Fes SALE \u2014 PURE 1 DRED GREYHOUND, 3 years old, very Qaadsome; would exch poultry.P.0.Box 2410 ge, joe Ra BALE - DOMINION ur RIGHT PIANO, bardly us d, great bargain for cash, as owner is leave ing city.pply (OF, B.Wilson, 8\u20ac Temple Bo \u2018 R SALE\u2014AMONG OURFIANG BARGAINS FOR vo several slightly used Heiotzman u A pianos.Terms arranged to suit pur chasers.Lindsay, 2366 St.Catherine st.\u201csi Fee BALE \u2014 HANDSOME ALASKA BEAY saoque at a low figure.Kreuse & Barbeau, 22 Viciorip square.M31 R BALE\u2014GABLER PIANO, ROSEWOOD CAR, &; Ivers & Pond, $85; Heintzman, $150; Weber, ork, Es.small u upright, $23) sow wing machine, $4 New 88 Prinoe R SALE\u20143 YR.OLD REGISTERED JERSEY heifer and beilersalf, $100.00; also 2 yr.old registor.Ae Jersey heifer pad» bull , 975 oor solid colors and firey P.Bali, Lee Farm, Rock Island, Que.2433 -WANTED TO PURCHASE- \u2014 Wie D EE Highs ricer ore £ or oat ces Crate.Ord ers by wail promp attended to ANTED\u2014TO PURCHASE LADIRS\u2019 ANDOESTE cast off clothing, Ing.Dartioularis or y overcoats, furs, sta, All orders promptly atien: or othe ruine.Jo Morris, 807 rele, HO 4 ANTED \u2014 Eros BILLIARD Si rs clams \u2018orden Ads aati price to \u201cEnglish P.0.Bo i pt 33 BUSINESS CHANCES.ANTED\u2014 $85 AVERAGE WEEKLY NET nm come with Jeo invested Safe, servative.Pros » tus, proofs, free.¥.Daly roadway, New ork.R SALE- BEST CORNER HOTELS, AND BAr kinds of businesses.Houses, shops to ist.fa Hore 115 8.James, evenings, 425 Bt.Laws rence 2336 R SALE\u2014ON AX INVESTMENT OF $1000 IN manufacturing ind: .We uarantee 8 dividend 12 per cent., nayable quarterts issue the firat5 years certified dividend cime pot Investment.Addroes CV 1344,\u201d STA 342 R SALE 2HOE BUBINESS NETTING 83500 A jeur, d locality.Cash business Ex, xpenses made fortune here for the right I many rth wtb ami $1500 capital.Will you take advantage \u201ca Pras office.\u201cPUPILS WANTED, NSN SASS NS INSNSNANSNANS ANTED -BRGINNERS AND ADVANCED PUpils for piano.$1.00 per montb.Address \u2018E 1605,\u201d STAR office.2 ANTED NB GIVEN IN ALL KINDS or hand pe and fancy work to children or lai roughly competent teacher.Terms Inoderate.06 Bherbrooke or or_23 University.243 ANTED\u2014BY PERSON PARTICULARLY com potent to teach thurough English to Russians, and other foreigners, the nawes of any who sre desirous of earning.Terms modernte.\u2018Address 84 Sherbr brooke.A ANTED\u2014(FRENCH).PROFESSOR WARNAUL1 {682 Rerri).Pupils residence.Moderate terms, ANTED -A YOUNG FRENCH LADY, HOLDING a French snd Foglish d diploma, will give lessons private \u2018familles.Address BTAR office.2 MACHINERY FOR SALE.ASAIN SS LA NNINS NSIS INNA ne R BALE_CHEAP, A BOILER PLATS, JAO kevted; large steam lard rendering tank, steam boller, i ok tube, pork scales, lard press, ssunage cutter fier \"8 Apply to Samuel Evans, Ottawa, as / \u2014 ry LOST.a OST-AT OR NEAR METCALPE AVE.ON COTH Road, Wrstm unt, ou Sunday afternoon, « silves mounted C \u201cno osk crooked walking stick.Hy de praiog same to Westmount Police station, finder wl warde a OUST A SKYE TERRIER DOG.FINDER Jw L\" warded at 98 Doroheatoe at.OST \u2014 DIAMOND HORAESHOE PIN ON 1 8.8.Can or on the way to Oarsley\u2019s, by wey of Bt.\u2018Gabriel st.Tribe: al reward to finder for return to 423 Ht.Jamesst.M31 PURSE WITH OW YNERS NAM BETWE Spry sand Pine ave.on Bleusy.or inder Asie return to Room 39, \u20ac \u2018anads Life Bidg.ward.OST -321 MON AT PAUL THERE.SETUEES ) L° Mc street amd Jacques Cartier wd.1 The finder returning same to 7 McGill College ave, rewarded for same _ OST.ON MONDAY EVENING, rr L Grand Trunk Station and ue n'a eatre, one id dollar {Merchanta Hank of Halifax nd one 5 doter bill Fide r will be handsomely rewa: same te à 8t.James.FOUND.ASS SAS AOSOMO LL AOL SASOS Faro su BLACK BETTER DOG.APPLY AT Police Station, Westmount 4 211 SOUND ©.VEEY VAT ST.BERNARD DUO.Ee (wer can Jute same by ror ing property and pay\u201d oot, Lachine.343 | es, 81 50 BL.Alphonsa : ROOMS WANTED: man a vs ANTED-BY QUIET COUPLE.TWO ROOM y for houneke \u2018ping, bedroom farntshed.Btateivw Adrl.ezs for one week, q 1908,\u201d Bran on 5 ON RATHROON yarn THREE ROO Si.Cathorine Tier fal.uns of Kiziian: north red.Address *W 2013,\" Ba MISCELLANEOUS.SLA ALAN SA VV ANTED-TO HIRE À REMINGTON TYPN writer In Sood co Address stating terms \"8 1929,\" 31 JANTED - en \u2018cé NT TEOLLING SEVERAL agents wishes Lo handle sriicles for hodushokl ise Thich would have ready sale to Private familles.Address Atlas Tea Importing Co,, 73 Agricola st., Halifax, aS HOUSZ3 WANTZ), A SPIN Ww ANTED UNFURNISHED HOUSE ym Jour or five bedrooms Must Ted Dorchester.bie 0 amas \u2014 near tes 0 mar CS y + ST a .TROUBLE IN THE C.W.A.\u2014\u2014\u2014_ Toronto Clubs Want the Fees Reduced.FIELD DAY OF THE SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.Coming Football Games\u2014 Bald Wants to Raee Zimmerman for $5,000 \u2014 Miscellaneous Sporting Gossip.(Special to the Star.) woronto, October 14.\u2014The Canauan Wheelmen's Association is in immivent danger of dismemberment in consequence of excessive club membership fve.At a meeting last night of the Athan- eum Cycling Club, one of the oldest C.W.\u201d A.olubs in Toronto, it was decided to withdraw from affiliation unless the club membership fee be reduced to a reasonable basis, At least tive other city clubs will follow, it is said, Lhe Athan- euln's example at approaching meetings.WHY THE BICYCLE 1s A REAL MEDICINE.The bicycle, considered as a medicine, Is a great success.\u2018The following interviews with a number of the most prominent physicians in New York clearly show that.The proper use of the bIcycle, they say, nolL only relieves iuch suffering of mind aud body, but thers are many diseases comiuon to man and woman of these days which it cures.» Here are the physicians interviewed on the subject and what they said.Dr.George F.Shrady: \u201cThere is one disease prevalent among women upon which bicycling acts almost as a speci- fic\u2014that is laziness.lt cheuts the society girl into being energetic without ber knowledge.It helps her to he happy and contented with life, because it takes ber so completely out of herself.As a remedy for the blues it is unequalied.The girl is yet Lo bo found who can learn to balunce her wheel, dodge cable cars and trucks and get at the same time be worrying over r umaginery ills.\u201cThe fact that she looks well on the wheel and is attracting adwiring attention.is also pleasantly diverting.The pxercise in the fresh air and tne vonse- quent improved condition does more to tone up the systernh generally than any number of bottles of nerve tonic.\u201cBicycling cures nervous lassitude.\u201cIt strengthens the muscles.\u201cIt does much to relieve the dyspeptic.\u201cRut bicycle riding, like any other exercise, must not be indulged in to excess.The woman who wishes to ride with benefit to her physical being must go slow in the beginning.She must Le trained to the exercise, and must see that ber saddle is properly adjusted.Then if she will look with favor upon bloomers and after treating them in some aesthetic way, wear them and ride her wheel erect she will find that many of her pet ailments are dot only forgotten but cease to exist.\u201d Dr.Graeme Hammond said: \u201cThere ie hardly an organ in the body which may not be intluenced one way or the other by the proper\u2014aud, it may be said, improper \u2014 use, of the bicycle.It is only when the wheel is improperly or immoderately used that it constitutes à source of danger.Ridden with discretion, it has a must beneficial effect upon the entire organism.In certain \u2014dis- eases of the nervous system | highly recommend the use of the wheel.Roth, in cases of neurastbenmim and hysteria Ît is 1avaluable, as it not only diverts the mind, but gives the patient sôme- thing pleasant and exhilarating to-think of, maires ope forget self, and also improves the circulation.: \u2018If the wheel is ridden systemati- tally its effect is most beneficial in cases ot functional dyspepsins and kindred ailments.I would also prescribe the use of the wheel in cases of gout and diabetes.Both of these diseases are benefited by the great quantity of oxygen cousumed in riding, by the improvement in digestion and assimilation, and by the effect that prolonged muscular action has on eliminating certain substances from the system which are either poisonous in themselves or else become so by cun- version.\u2018In certain diseased conditions of the heart bicycle riding may prove beneficial, but no one suflering from any cardiac affection should ever ride n wheel ess advised tu do so by his physician.\u201cWhere exercise is advisable in heart affections 1 know of no better method of obtaining it than by the proper use of the wheel.By.riding slowly and on an approximately flàt surface, the mildest cardiac exorciss can be obtained.This, es the heart improves in strength, can be increased by degrees and in direct ratio with the cardiac development.By this means the strength of the heart san be greatly increased.But bicycle riding can cause, as well as cure cardiac degeneration if the heart is compelled to work beyond its capacity.In short, bicycle ridi may benefit or injure the heart accordi to the condition of the heart and the manner in which the individual conducts his exercise.The moderate use of the wheel is conducive to cardial development, the excessive use endangers cardiac degeneration.\u201cWhen bicycle riding is practiced by & healthy person it develops the lungs snd increases his or her capacity greatly beyond what is now conside normal.The moderate use of the wheel will be found beneficial in those pulmonary conditions in which a breaking down of tissue will be the natural an Tobably consequence in the course of ime.\u201cModerate exercise of the lungs by the moderate uss of the wheel practised systematically and for a long time will undoubtedly retard and perhaps completely arrest some degenerative ges_in-the lungs\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 be taken that the saddle is properly adjusted.Experience has shown me that bicycle riding for a healthy man DT Woman is one of the most excellent forms of exercise for maintaining health retarding «disease and strengthening the tonstitution, and is also a pleasant re- sreation for the mind.\u201d Thid is Dr.Egbert.Guernsey's opinion: \u201cThe bicycle as a health restorer is an poknowledged success.It is speciall deneficial to woman.In cases of headache and particularly those which arise from a passive congestion of the brain, a ride on the wheal will be found to greatly relieve the pain, as it will pro mote a free circulation and bring the blood té the extremities.Bicycli develops and gives form to the muholes, especially the back, and this relieves many of the backuches to which women are subjected.also stgenethens the muscles of the' lower parl'ôf the abdomen and thigh and the broad ligaments which hold the femsls organs in place.There is no other exercise which so equalizes the .4 ib also streucihens In riding the wheel great care should | 355 _ nerve force and improves the appetite.If cars is taken in the selection and adjustment of the saddle and the wheel is ridden in moderation, bicycling is sure to build up and invigorate the entire system.\u201d Doctor Grace Peckham Murray sald: \u201cI consider the bicycle à great emancipator vf woman.IL has made her more self-reliant, has done much te reform her dress, and it has strengthened ber entire physical being.The foundation of tbe bicycle\u2019s health restoring power is in ils effect upon the circulatory system.Riding a wheel in the open air stimulates the circulation, and forces the blood through the capillaries.It is an exercise to be particularly recommended to nervous women, It takes them so completely out of themselves and diverts their wind to an extent which is marvellcus.The nervous, self-centred woman astride a wheel finds herself absorbed in its management, and for the time being becumes entirely forgetful of self.Bicycling, if not indulged in to excess, promotes the wonderful processes of the body, chemical and microscopical, which result in function, growth, nutrition and the preservation of the tissues, BALD WANTS TO RACE ZIMMER MAN.' Chicago, October 14.\u2014Edward C.Bald, of Buffalo, the 1896 bicycle champion, yesterday announced Lis intention of ao- cepting \u2018Arthur A.Zimmerman's chal- next spring.\u201cIt the challenge is authentic,\u201d said Bald, to a reporter, \u201cI will say that I am bot unly willing, but anxious, to gratify his apparent desire for a match race.The $5 part of his announcement is that which pleases me better than anything else.At present I am riding (aster and finishing stronger than ever \u2018before, and I] am-leoking for big game, the bigger the better.\u2018Fam réady now to mest Zimmerman or his rerre- sentative, and bind myself to a match, such as he has expressed a desire for.Zimmerman can have his own way in everything so long us he is reasonable.I am glad that he has decided to re enter the racing game, for, win or lose, he.is universally respected.\u201d Bald and Zimmerman will meet during the next ten days in the east, when it is ex- weted final arrangements will be made bor what may prove the most interesting cycle contest ever ridden.THE PRIMROSE BICYCLE CLUB.The Primrose Bicycle Club will hold its last meeting for this season on Friday next, at their club rooms, 748 Dor- chester street, at 8 p.m.sharp.All members are requested to attend, as there will be some important business taken up.VICTORIA RIFLES B.C.The Victoria Rifles Bicycle Club will have a ride to the Back River this event ing, leaving the hotel at 8.15.Every member is requested to be present, as a special meeting will be held after the ride.THE RAMBLERS' RUN.The Ramblers will have a run to La- chine this evening, starting from the Subway, Wellington street, at 7.45 o'clock.: SPOKES.Tom Cooper says that his actual winnings for the seuson amount to 85620.Bald's earnings are said to be about 81000.Cooper has won 41 first prizes, and defeated Bald in 24 out of 36 races in which the two came together.On the Crystal Palace track, London, last week, S.Macgregor and G.À.Nelson, OL à tandem, rode 81 miles 610 yards in the hour, beating all world's records.In the ride they covered 6 miles in 9.29; ten miles in 18.56 3-5; fifteen in 28.32 3-5; twenty in 96.0315; 25 in 47.5923; und 80 in 57.25\" 3-5.- ATHLETICS, TO-MORROW\u2019S SCHOOL GAMES.To-morrow will be the field day of the Canadion School Athletic Association, which bas been highly endorsed by the A.A.A.of C.e games will take lace on the M.A.A.rounds, and udging alone from the h School games, which took place on Monday afternoon last they ought to be very interesting indeed.\u201d Teams and individual members of the various schools in the city will compete with one another, and some good work may be expected.No efforts will be spared to have the occasion a success, and if the weather be favorable it will be well worth attending.vo There are now seventeen schools in the association, and of these nine will be represented in to-morrow\u2019s games, as follows: Dufferin, Riverside, Senior, Mount Royal, Abingdon, St.John\u2019s, the High School, Grammar School, and West- mount Academy.20° There are 150 entries from 98 representatives, and.these school boy athletes will doubtless have exciting competitions in every event.LACROSSE.AN EXCITING GAME IS LIKELY TO : OCCUR.The Nationals are now working them» selves up to fever heat in connection with the approaching match with the Olid Shamrocks as their enthusiastic rank and file of followers call the big boys in green.The mateh which will take place on the National .grounds on Saturday is the outcome of à long standing request on the t of the young Frenchmen.Early in the season the Seniors were approached with a view of arrange- ing a match, but they wers not inclined to entertain the matter, as the Nationals had not up to that time shown any brilliancy in their own class.At the present time, however, they seem to have a very good prospect of defeating the Young Caps and capturing the intermediate championship.The Nationals have certainly shown marked improvement during the last months of the season, and there are a good number of their players who have now all the cleverness and ex-~ perience for a senior class.It will be very interesting to watch Dick Kelly and Charley Garggle in centre field.The latter has sald more than once that he could make it lively for Kelly, and give him plenty of opportunity of sliding.Equally amusing will it be to boho li Paddy \"Foley and Jack Tucker go behind the poles after.the sphere.Foley has an inclination to do the ballot pivot toe act when he is posing in the goals, but when Tucker is standing at inside home, as Foley, knows full well, he will have to skim over the award like greased lightning or Jack Tucker will make it pecul- I lenge, for o $3000 match to take place\u2019 Muroo tak = \u2019 7 MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014WEDNESDAY, OCTO BER 14, 1898.0 larly exciting for him.Ths Nationsls are all heavy weights and they have been practising = ly every week, while the Senior Shamrocks commenced to move around in the field on Tu y.Jt would not be surprising if the latter were ounfrunted with a team\u2019 on Saturday that would keep them very anxious und busy in saving their reputation.WILL THE YOUNG CAPITALS PLAY NATIONAL Ottawa, October 14.\u2014The Young Capital Lacrosse Club held a meeting last evening to decide on whether thoy would play off the tie with the Nationals, as ordered by the League.After a heated discussion the matter was left over for future consideration.TURF.THE CESAREWITCH STAKES.Following is a list of the entries for the Cesarewitch Stakes, which were run for to-day at Newruarket, with the age and weight of the horses: : Yrs.st.Ib.Y 9 5 Dingle Bsy.9 3 Catch the Wind.13 t Frusq 9 2 Mudemuiselle de Dinns Forget.8 13 Limeorwmont.13 Victor Wild 8 13 Oleander.13 Sir Visto 8 13 1 Bard of Avo 8 12 12 borigine.12\" 11 Lady Norinænton Wiuktield's Pride Fileps.+.South Austre DPUSUVOVSURVAEES WaT Count Schomberg Curieton s4irange.Lisnthuny Galoazeo AAAS RR REDE ho a deco \u201cmy tt pt ht ER bi \u2014 = ARAATNNASEANAEANNNANANANENANANANANNAE GRGAFATAANA\u201dE Bal LA 65 40 Ca sn Me LA LB D O7 Li CO GO Gé C5 LD LA Ci vie CO CO La ie CT die 198 LE La GO CA ain CA M LICE AV CMUTÉ BRUNER MUNGS D'LA COLE LUM COCO MN: CA CHLED ui 100 6 C0 1e CD de LE CA CR ANS CR a CE LL LLL GEE DEL TY LL) Telescope.Indian Queen.10 Royal Corrie 9 College Gro 8 Dormeuse.1 7 7) 76 7 « 7 4 7 3 Alexina 7 3 Dum-bell.T 2 Büurnemouth .7 3 Fusllado.7 1 Bolimsn .7 0 Beauvais I 7 0 Piety.7 0 Fiesole.7 0 Prose.7 0 Cesarewitch \"Stakes, a handicap of 25 Bovs.each, 10 ft.with 500 added, for three-year-olds and upwards, winners extra, the owner of the second horse to receive 200 sovs., and the third 100 sovs.out of the stakes.AN ACCIDENT TO LOATES.The recent accident to \u201cTommy\u201d Loates, the premier middle weight English jockey, who heads the list of winning mounts for the current season, is thus described in the Chronicle.Racing at Manchester on October 3 was marked by a disaster that caused the death of the well-known Troon, and injury to the jockey, T.Toates.The colt mentioned, the property of the Duke of Portland, was made favorite for the Prince Edward Handicap, but fell over the rails, broke a leg, and was otherwise so badly injured that he died almost immediately.roon was a good-looking horse by Hampton\u2014Atalanta, and was brought into prominenet notice at the Ascot meeting of 1895.T.Loates was at first.thought to be very seriously injured.He was found to be suffering from concussion and severe bruises, but he is progressing favorably.He is suffering, as already stated, from slight concussion of the brain, a cut on the left jaw.\u2019a bad contusion onthe left thigh, as well as being internally injured.Later \u201caccounts say it-will-be some-time-befors Loates can get in the saddle again.Mornington | of winning jockeys.: AN EXCITING RACE FOR THE CLEAR- WELL STAKES, .London, October 14.\u2014In the race for, the Clearwell stakes of 30 sovereigns each with 200 sovereigns added, for two- year-olds, the second Lo receive 50 sovereigns out of the stakes, two-year-old course (5 furlongs and 140 yards) Mr.P.Lorillard\u2019s ch c¢ Berzak, by Sensation out of Belphoebe, and Mr.Leopold de Rothschilds b f Golema, by Galopin, out of Biserta, ran à dead heat for first lace.M.R.Lebaudy's ch f Perseat, b \u2018lorentine, out of Persica, was third.The betting_was 7 to 2 on Golema, 7 to 1 against Berzak, and 20 to 1 against Perseat.RACING AT MORRIS PARK.Morris Park; October 14.\u2014The meet~ i of the Westchester Racing Association, which brings the legitimate race ing season to a close-in this State, began here yesterday afternoon.The track was a perfect quagmire, caused the recent beavy fall of rain.The big events down for decision were the Nursery, a handicap for 2-year-olds, worth 84,000, and the Jerome Handicap of $2500, for 8-year-olds.The former event resulted in a big dump, as Celoso, at 10 to 1, won by a neck from the favorite, Typhoon II.The favorite was | also defeated in the Jerome Handicap by Souffle, a strong second choice.First race, 1 mile\u2014Howard Mann, 1 so 10, 1; Havoc, 8 to 4, 2; Patrol, 5 to 1, 8.Time, 1.44.\u2018Second race, the Eclipse course\u2014Poet- ess, 6 to 1, 1; Robert.nner, 7 to 1, 2; L.B.& to 1, 3.Time, 115.Third race, the Eclipse course\u2014Celoso, 10 to 1.1; Typhoon, 5 to 2, 2; George Ross, 9 to 2, 3.Time, 1.14.Fourth race, 1 1-4 miie\u2014Souffle, 5 to 1 1; The Winner, 11 to 5, 2; Rondo, 16 to 5, 3.Time, 2.09 1-4.Fifth race, 5 furlongs\u2014Glenmoyn, 3 to 5, 1; Ameer, 7 to 2.2; Sir Dixon, 8 to , Time, 1.29 1-2.\u2018Sixth race, 1 1-16 mile\u2014Deer Slayer, 7 to 2, 1; Tom Cromwell, 7 to 5, 2; Sapelo 6 to 5, 8.Time, 1.48 1-2.: YESTERDAY'S RACES AT WINDSOR.\u2018Windsor, Ont., October 14.\u2014Following are yesterday's results: First raoe, 51-2 furlongs, \u2018selling\u2014NMo- mud, 99, 7 to 5 1; Paramount, 99, to 1, 2; Gus Straus, 104, 6 to 1, 8, Time, 1.101-4.Pat Gore, Buttress, F.M.B, Dixon, Lucinda, Borderer, Pete also ran.race, 5 furlongs, 2-year-olds\u2014 John Carr, 118, 7 to 10, 1: La Colonia, 103, 5 to 2.2; no third.Time, 1.04 1-4.Princess Maud, Leoncie, Kate W.fell ea Aa) RAN RS NS ESSOR Pas 3 *\u201cCastoria is so well adapted to children that Irec d itas sup toany p p kpown tome.\u201d II.A.Arosa, M.D., 111 So.Oxtord St, Brooklyn, N.Y.\u201cThe use of \u2018Castoria * is so universal and fts merits so well known that it seems s work of su rogation toendorwe it.Few arethe : fnteillgent \u2018amiljes who do not keep Castaria within easy reach.\u201d Carros Ma wrrr, D.D., New York City.Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.SES Te 3 3 xi PA for Infants and Children.Casterin cures Colte, Constipation, Ee Wor: gives Deep, and promotes di medication, nnon is second in the list coming into the stretch; Yours Truly isqualified for foul.d rave, er pile Sk7 Blue.se.5 \u2019 ano, .\" amar, , 3.Time, L171-4.Morven and 3 furlongs, selling\u2014.Samson, 104, 3 to 1, 1; Crooux, 104, $ to\u2019 1, 2; Loyal Prince.104, 6 to 1, 3.Time, 110.Remoant IL, Sagwa, Ssuteur also ran.Fifth race, 1 mile\u2014Alto Juno, 99.evea, 1; » 99, 4 to 1, 2 2 ter Fred, 9, 3 to 5, 8.Time, 1451-2.Sister Ione, Mrs.Morgan, Stark also ran.CHESS.THE CHESS TOURNAMENT.Buda Pest, October 14.\u2014 The seventh round of the International Chess Masters\u201d Tournament was ooinmenced in this city yesterday, the pairing being as follows: Charousek vs.Tschigorin, Win- awer vs, Marco; Albin vs.Popiel; Pillsbury vs.Junowaki; Tarrasch vs.Noa; Seb echter vs.Maroczy; Walbrodt a y¢ The results were as follows: Charousek beat Tschigorin in a bishop's gambit after 24 muves.Pillsbury and Janowski drew a queen's gambit declined after 82 moves.| Winawer beat Marco in a king's bishop's gaine after 36 moves.| The game between Tarrasch and Noa, a queen's gambit declined, was adjourned after G5 moves.Albin beat Popiel in fence after 27 moves.Schlechter and Maroczy drew a French defence after Moves.Walbrodt had a bye.Following are the scores of all the competitors up to date.flayers.Thin, .ovevmerrncrosrivcrecnnens a French de- Won.Lost.Charousek .;! 2 Janowski.Walbrodt.Winawer .\u201cx Adjourned game in hand.rss 00 CO ST ES CO Me LOAD eysouoo poses FOOTBALL.MONTREAL HAS TO WIN ALL THEIR GAMES, \u2019 Now that Ottawa College has beaten the City team, the Montrealers by winning every other match in the series, have a fighting chance for the Quebec championship, and they are leaving no stoné unturned to put a strong and heavy team on to meet the cracks trom the Capital.Saturday's match on?the M.A.A.A.grounds will no doubt be ope of the most \u2018keenly contested games ever seen in Canada.Ottawa College ake a strong and heavy team, but on Saturday did not seem to have any particular playi tactics, relying on the scrim to keep the Iontreal, on the other hand, play a more open game, and their wings and halves do most ot the running.The Montrealers will put in two good hard morning practices, and one at the rink this week, and will be in good trim for Saturday's struggle.Austin Irvine and Whitham played good hard football for their team, but were not backed up enough.Levecque, the McGill quarter, is the general\u2018 of the McGill team, and knows how to work the team, os Saturday's match showed.McGill have good material, and their match with Ottawa College will more than \u2018make that team hustle for honors.McGill have a very strong, heavy second, and their quarter-back, Shirley Davidson, saved them a good many points against Montreal on Saturday.\u201cVarsity, of Toronto, is again going to make a big bid for the Dominion championship, but whatever represents the Quebec Union will give the Westerners a big shake-up.Jimmie Smeilie was well watched by Ottawa College wings, and did not bave much show.OTTAWA COLLEGE-NOT PRACTISING.Ottawn, October 14.\u2014The Ottawa Col- Jege Football Club will probably play the same team against Montreal as competed against Oitawa last Saturday.The men have not been practising so far this week, and they are not likely to do so until Thursday afternoon.Most of them are suffering from rough treatment they have received.Clancey, the great centre scrimmage man, is very sore, and Smith, quarter-back, can bard- ly move.Every man hears, more or leas, t marks of the hard struggle, The game in Montreal on Saturday is exciting great interest here, as the opin- fon prevails that if Ottawa College wins a boy student at 1 \u201cof our national pastime thus begotten, this match the championship will come The latter teams, hoyever, - vize that they have worthy foomen the Mont.The mat ch ahou prove very inte ng.A large crowd Will accompany the team from bere.\u2018NEW PLAYERS FOR TORONTO ATHLETIC TEAM, Toronto, October 14.\u2014The Toronto Athletic Football Club team made two notable additions to its ranks.Both men real men.will be stro competitors for places on the back division.One is Culbert, of Ottawa, who played a good game at full-back for \u2018Varsity two years ago.The other is Devine, who is also a fll back and formerly played for Ottawa College.CRICKET.THE PRINCE OF CRICKETERS.The latest copy of the London Telegraph to hand has the following account of a4 dinner to Prince Ranjitsinbji, at Cambridge t At happily, poor Chester Macnaghten, himself an old Cambridge cricketer, haa lived long enough to pe present in tbe Guildhall of the great University town to-night, he would have been no true son of Alma Mater if he had not been rouder of the fact that he gave the first essons in t great pan-Anglican game o Kumar Shri, otherwise Prince Ranjit- snhji, than of all the other elements of knowledge installed by him into the mind of his distinguished pupil when athiawar.The love has held its sway so strongly against all rivals that the young Indian prince who celebrated his twenty-fourth birthday in our midst only on the 10:h of this month is acknowledged, without any disparagement of the great Gloucester- shire veteran and others, to be both the finest exponent of the game and the most popular cricketer of the day.As Andrew Lang puts ft, \u201cAn old man at point must a very courageous old man.\u201d All this being conceded in the case of our own grand old man of cricket, youth must be served, and, whether at right angles to the crease or-wielding the willow, tlie young Trinity cricketer, who, in his own person, represents Cambridge University, Sussex, nnd England, is \u201ca good \u2018unto follow andabad \u2018un 10 beat.\u201d At the banquet given here to him to-night, not only have town and gown united to do him honor, but he is surrounded by comrades of the cricket field from many of the principal county teams.A telegram was received from Bombay, conveying to Prince Ranjitsinhji hearty congratulations on his splendid performances in the cricket field, Although he learnt to play cricket in India when only eleven or twelve years of age, the desire to become a great cricketer only seized him when, in the year 8, be was taken by his tutor to see the match between rrey and the Australians at the Oval.n the summer of 1892, by an accident, as he puts it, he was \u201cpressed into service as a substitute in one of the Trinity matches,\u2019 for which he got his college cap, to be followed, in the succeedi: ear, by his \u201cBlue.\u201d It is matter of istory now how, after being unaccountably left out of the first test match against Australia during the past season, he was unanimously chosen to play in the other two encounters, especially distinguishing himself at Manchester b scoring 62 4nd 154 not out, when suc 'well-tried men as Grace and Stoddart were comparative failures.The democracy of the cricket field, as is well known to all who have taken part in the great humanizing game, insists upon its right to familiarity towards those whom it has chosen to deify.Prince Ranjitsinhji bas had to pay the penalty of his Popularity by being dubbed \u201cSmith,\u201d although it is absolutely erroneous to suppose that he ever elected to play under that pseudonym, or that he was so known by his associates, who not infrequently took refuge in \u2018\u2019Rams- rate Ji immy* or {he more euphonious pef- name of \u201cRanji.\u201d By whatever name he may be best remembered, he .nay rest assured that, whether, as a layal vassal of the Queen Empress, he undertakes the responsibilities attaching to the position of hereditary ruler of Navangur or remains in England, he is always certain of being received by the British public, on all grounds, with that kind- pess to which no small measure he attributes his success at cricket.Appended most appropriately to the toast list was a record of the Prinoce\u2019s achievements in first-class cricket for the t four years, which shows that in 1893 his position was twenty-fifth, with a toatl off 439 runs in nineteen innings; whilst in 1884 he was eighth with runs in sixteen innings: in 1895 fourth with 1775 runs in thirty-nine innings; and this year, as is within the memory of all.he occupied the premier position with a grand total of no less than 2780 runs in Cifty- five innings.Well may it be matter for \u2014 washed.Suppose you're the with Pearline.Mistress and Maid both have their part in the great savings that come from Pearline.Suppose you're the mistress.There's the economy of it\u2014the.,.saving \u2018of time, etc, and the actual money that's saved by \u201cdoing away with that steady wear and tear on everything maid.There's the saving of labor ; the absence of rubbing; the hardest partof the housework made easier and pleasanter.But suppose you are mistress and maid, both in one, doing your own work.Then there is certainly twice as much reason why you should do every bit of your washing and cleaning 507 3S aw NS RAA \u2014-bandesome- AC ASS AR; -site 17.x inches, imported direct by them from France, which will ornament your drawing-room.IF YQ BUY THE 5 QUEENS LAUNDRYBAR YOU HAVE THE BEST VALUE! TF you SAVE THE WRAPPERS and return 60 of then to Tux Avserr Totuxr Soar Co, 168 McCord Street, they will send you a wonder, 88 was well put by the Master of Trinity in his eloquent speech, not that Prinos Ranjitsinhyt has come out senior wraugler, or that he is on the high road to a judgeship, but that he has beaten us all at our own national game; .The toasts given from the chair having, been duly honored.rince Runjitsinbji, on rising to reply, met with a great demonstration of enthusiasm, the company rising, cheering and waving handkerchiefs, whilst \u201cFor he's a jolly good fellow,\u201d was sung.Speaking in a modest und diffident way Prince said he thanked them.most heartily froin the very bottom of his heart for the kind way in which they had received the toast so generously proposed by Dir.Butler, his old master.(Cheers.) But he would be more happy at the wicket than making a speech &t that panquet-(laughter)-\u2014and when he looked at the numerous bats around him he felt half inclined to take one in hand and give them a rehearsal of that pe- culinr stroke described by the Master \u2014(laughter)\u2014-but of which he (the speaker) wus not aware.(More laughter and cheers) He had many suggestions from kind friends as to how he should get out of making a speech to-night.(Laughter) One was that he speak in his own native tongue\u2014{much laughter \u2018and cheers)y\u2014and then it would not matter what he said.(Laughter) Another was that he should say, \"I thank you all very much from the bottom \u2018of my heart, and hope you will read my speech in \u2018the papers m the morning.\u201d (More laughter.But he did not want to shirk his duty.(Loud heers.) He thanked them heartily for the very great honor they had dune him, and he must say he did not deserve the compliments paid him that night by the civic authorities of Cambridge as well as the Varsity, inasmuch as he derived personally the utmost pleasure from this noble, this national game of cricket.(Loud cheers.) He entirely endorsed Sir John Gorst's remarks when he said that the best intervsts of the Empire were to be promoted and the solidarity of the Empire was to be maintained more by a cordial relationship between the inhabitants of the two countries than anything else.(Cheers).It had always been and would always be his best endeavor in his bumble way to bring about\u2019 brotherly love between the two nations.(Cheers.) He hoped that England and India might form one country ready to show a united front.to a common enemy, (Cheers.) \u2019 o MISCELLANEOUS.REFEREE IN A TIGHT BOX.New York, October 14.\u2014William Jones, the referee in a recent glove fight between a youth named Harry Roderi- guez and another named Shagner, in which the former was knocke down and his skull fractured, causi death, was to-day found guilty of manslaughter in the second degree.Ile was recommended to the mercy of the court.CORBETT'S SEEMINGLY FAIR DESIRES.New York, October 14.\u2014Corbett, when asked to-day whether he would acce the National A, C.offer, said: \u201cIf t \u2018Frisco Club will agree to several conditions, and very fair ones at that, I am.willing to fight Sharkey out there.Of course, the bout ich Sharkey and 1 signed for some time ago is off.Now, if the club will put up its $10,000 in the hands of a reputable man, it will make things easier to start with.Then the articles must be signed in New York and the rules agreed to.don't want e STEAMSHIPS- CU La Allan Line RoyaiMail Steamships Liverpoel, Quebec and Montreal Mall Service.TO.mm rom Steamship.Montreal Quebec.Liverpool ae 9 HSE SEE DOTE Mon, ua.Nev, Sardinian 31 Oct, 1 Nov.9 var ° RATES OF PASSAGE\u2014CABIN.$32.50 and upwardssingle : $193 and upwards Return; second Cabin $34 and $36.15 single; 5.75 and $49.00 Return.Steerax: Londonderry, $4.50.Deccuary utensils free.-; slasgew and New York Service.From New Pier, foot of W.21st Street, New York.; rom From Steamships.New York.Glasgow.State of Nebraska.21 Oct.Nev.Siberian.4 Nov, Nev.State of California.81 Nov.oc CABIN.Ce 340 to $60 Single.$30 to $110 Return.Accordiug to Incation of and number of persons ia stateroom.All cabin passengershavetho same privileges.Second Cabin $30 singe, 855 round trip.\" STEKRAG lssgow or Londonderry.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.$34.50 aud $35.50.__For op ry or further information y to ua ALLAN, Montreal.Boston or P Iphia Dominion Ling Royal Mail Steamships LIVERPOOL SERVICE.From Montreal.derry or Liverpool, Cabla : Second Cabin $4.00 tous Promenade Decks.D.TORRANCE & CO.General Agents, Montreal IT St.Bacrament Street.should e\u2014To iverpool London, Glasgow, Belfast of repaid $335.50 Bedding and all to engage in a wrestling match, Ax to the daté I canpot fight before Januar 10.I sn to start out on the road wit my theatrical company shortly andr am booked till December L But if these conditions are agreed to and carried out I will be oaly toy glad to make the trip to \u2018Frisco.Another thing I will insist u is that the winner take every cent of the purse.No 60 per cent.affair to me.\" GOSSIP.Riley Grannan, the Kentucky plunger, who was ruled off the eastern turf by the stewards of the Jockey Club for giving Jockey Taral a present of $£09, ecided to take his case into the courts.Grannan told his friends yesterday that he enguged a lawyer, and acting on his advice, would take the first step to-day, when the Westchester Rao ing Association's autumn meeting begins at Morris Park.It is Grannan's plan at present to go to Morris Park with his attorney and demard ddmis- sion.If the track officials refuse to permit hisu to enter the grounds, he will at once ask the courts for an injunction restraining them from refusing him admittance.The scheme of the Baltimore baseball players to go abroad as the world's champions, and show the Englishmen the beauties of scientific baseball, was knocked on the head last night by a cablegram from Manager Ted Sullivan, Mr.Sullivan went over 10 England as advance agent of the champions, to find out if the plan to play there was practicable, and, if 80, to arrange dates.His despatch states \u2018that by was unable to make arrangements for the playing tour on account of the weather That, of course, put a quietus\u2019 upon the plan of making the trip as a business venture.A number of those who intended going will go anyhow, making the journey for pleasure and _instruo- tion.RAILROADS.A NAS An IVES LX La (ol 4 Commencing OCTOBER sth, 1896.Leave Windsor Nireet Station for Beston, £9.00 a.m., *s8.20 p.m.Portland, 8.00 a.m., {8.20 p.m.New York, 8.15 a.m.04.2 p.m.etroit, Chicago, \u201c59.00 p.m.: Toronto and London, 33.20 a.m., \"69.00 p.08.St.Paul, Minneapolis, 8*9.10 p.m.\" : °° Winnipeg and Vancouver, 89.50 a.mm: Newport\u2014sd.0u a.m.405p.i, \"88.20 Pr .Halifax, N.3., 8t.John, N.B., etc, is 7.Sherbrooke\u20144.05 p.m.and 187.50 pm Beauharnois and Valleyfield, p.m.- Hudson, Rigaud snd Pt.Fortune, x1.30.pan.45.15 p.m.Leave Dalhousie 8g.Station fer Quebec, £8.10 &.m.; $63.30 m., 610.30 p.m | oliette, Three Rivers.5.15 p.m.Ottawa, 58.30 0.m., 4.30 p.m.; A Lachute, 8,30 a.m., 4.30 p.m.8nd 6.25 p, oy, 8t.Lin, St.Eustache, 530 p.m.eme St.Jerome, 8.30 a.m.$9.13 a.m., 530 p.in.St.Agathe, d8.30 a.m.and z1.65 p.m., 5,30 p.m.Bt.Rose and St.Therese, 8.30 à.m., 89.154 T1.ee .m., 6.23 p, Mm.Saturday, 45 p.m,, ipatead of 3p.m.Daily except Saturdays.\u201cRun daily.Bnnday included.Other trains week days only unless \u2018shown.8 Parlor and Seoping car- x Sat.only, Sun.only.a Kxcept Sat.and Sun.4 Moaday, ednesday and Friday.|- .CITY TICKET & TELEGRAPE OFFICE, 1 8t.James st., next to Post Office.ISA EERE CHEAP EXCURSION \u2014To- NEW YORK aa meter $10.00 and Return TICKETS GOOD QOING ~~ ~~ ~~ October 22, 23 and 24, And valid returning until the night ot NOVEMBER Ist.City Ticket, Office, 148 St.James SL.And Bonaventure Station.| INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.On and after Monday, the Itth October, 1896, the tratus of this Railway will rua dally (Sunday excepicd) as follewst\u2014 Leave Montreal by Grand Trunk Railway from German Mediterranean Service {NORTH-GERMAN i \\\"HAMRUG-AMERICAN LLOYDS.8 CO.LINE.Express steamers from New York to Gibraltar, Alglers Naples.and Genoa.SColumbia, Oct.34.11 A.| *Ems, Nov.14, 10 AM.'Werrs,.Oct.31, 10 a.M.tEaiser, Nov.31, 10 tu from Naples, Genoa, Gibraltar, Hamburg, Bremen, Cher bourg, London, and Southampeon.North German Lioyd.S8.Ca burg-American Line, Qelrichs & Co, (en.Agta 2 Bowling Green, N.Y.37 Broadway, N.Y.J.¥: GILMOUR & CO, 36 St.Paul strcet.D.CONNELLY, DOUGLAS BATTERSBY, St.James st.op.Temple Bd 14 Place d'Armes sq, W.H HENRY, [43 St | nf James street.Agonte for Montreal NORTH GERMAN LLOYD FROM NEW YORK.SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, BREMEN FAST EXPRESS STREAMERS, 1.Cab.$60 and upwards.IT.Cab.$45 ond upwards.Lahn.a a Havel.Tues., Nov.3 Lahn.Toes, Nov.34 CHBRBOI'RCG, PARIS, BREMEN, ALLER, Sat.Oct.17,10a.m.SAALE,Sat.Oct, 31,102.m.n ticket available from Mediterranean ot from MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.TO GIBRALTAR NAPLES.GENOA.KAISER W.UI.00000- Oct.17, 0am ORLRICHS & CO.3 Bowling Green, N.Y.J.Y.GiLmoUR k Co, 38 St.Paul st.Dornnas BATTRRABY.Ht.James s,, op.Temple bldg.\"W.II.HENRY] 43 Bt.Jame.Agents for Montreal ite ure CEE RSR PR SERIES .1.50 Leave Montreal by Causdian Pacific Railway from Windsor Street Batis - ne apo REENESE LBKLEUSUESS 3120; 22 The trains to Halifax and St.Jobn run through to their destination on Bundays.Û The buffet meeptog, oar and other cars of leaving Montr at 7.50 o'olook run through without change.The trains of the Intercolonial Railway aro heated by steam from the locomotive and thuse between Montreal and Halifax via Levis are lighted by electricity.Through tickets may be obtained via rall and steamer to all points on the lower Bt.Luwrence and ia the Maritime Provinces.For tickets and all information is regard Lo passenge fares, rates of freight, train arrangement, .«@ iy to wey 6.W.ROBINSON, Esstern Freight and Passenger Agent, 13 Ht.James streos, Montreal.D.POTTINGER, General Manager.Railway Office, } Moncton, N.B., 8th Oct., 1896.ST.LAWRENCE ano ADIRONDACK R:R.train Halifax Une M3°nl Ocean Hecident and Guarantee CORPORATION, LTD.(FOUNDED 18719) Head Office for Canada-Temple Building, Montreal.| CAPITAL, $2,000,000.Issues Accident Policies, combined with Sickness Indemnity, without extra charge.î \u201c | BANBORG-ANERICAN LING.TWIN SCREW EXPRESS Plymouth (London) Cherbourg.Paris and Hamburg F.Bismarck, Oct.15.A.Victoris, Nov.Normannis, t.3 « F.Blam F bin, $50 and Spend; 1L Cabin.LYMOUTH\u2014 LONDON, 44h: b ial train; CHERBOURG \u2014PARIA, Ag hours, RERG-ANERICAN LINE, 37 B'awsy, N.Ter D.CONNELLE, Li Place d'Armes Montreal OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Jobn William Marling, Insurance an BI Aer Goo Haruo Basker.B.a 3 ; F.Wolterstant Thomas.Banker, Walter Drake, wan; M B.Ames, Gentleman: FW.ps, ; P.Watt, Gentleman, snd à Mont will, the Province e a \u201cfor the purpo%e of studying Mun pal Legislation in any way affecting the Olty of Montreal, of suing and taking pi ngs n i» y y of it tted to any municipal elector en mn pal electors oq the City of Montreal to do so, gd of doing ail su matters of ms es may be incidental to tha foregoing.8 15 am Except Bubday.Day Express for Now ed York, stopping at Chateaugnay, Beauhar- nois, Valleytleld, untingdon, Malone a principal points sout : IN AN Every Day.Night Express for New Yo: 4.25 p m stopping at steauguay, Beauharn Yalleyfield, Huntingdun, Malone and principel pois: CITY TICKET OFFICE, © ) 137 Se.Jaimes ét, Montréal.HA 8.PRILPS, Agent.= are OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT HARRIET NEWELL JENKINS, Of the City and District of Montreal widow of Wiilism Fr \u20ac lete cderiek Kay, in his lifetitno of thé same place, gentlemen, hoch personally wont in her quality of tutriz of her mioor children, Alice Ksÿ and Willisto thereto duly suthorized and ia her dually of exoca ; of her liste busband: Ble-Henry erinour King, M.P.; K.C.I.B., of the City ot Londo of Fogiod, Knight, tn Juality exerator of tho said last w the.late William, Fred.ck Kay; fre B, Kay, of the City and of Montreal, will at the next session of the tatare of the Province of Queboo apply for en act, setting at est certeln dou whic have nripeñ feépret- ing the powern of the said executors snd conferrisgepon the lattes oprtair.adiiéionai powere.PRERS DAVIDSON, | Atteroéy ter Montreal, 1st October, 1008.: sa i er ner = Trains Leave Windsor St.Station\u2014 \u2014 mi pia Ÿ JES ~ imagen NESE The Daily Stn GRAHAM & 00, - - 168 and 165 St James Stroet.Tan Darcy Sran sent to any part \u20ac © in United Btatesor Canada pos fr free at $Lé0 toraix months, sud fo.Hs the ont &ar We beliove tho irculation rn THE BTAR 31 eoeds the combined issue of all the other Engila nowspapers pulliahod in the city of Montreal.wa te for Freuch Advertising are Messrs.parues Fe avro & cie, Rue de 1a Grange, baw 18, Paris, Fran CIRCULATION \u2014OF THR\u2014 Daily and Weekly Star FOR WREK ENDING OCTOBER 10, 1896.Wednesday .coeeccoeenee sensrnreeceense 44,623 Thursday .cccioiees- corenoeneeesee senor 44,786 Friday.o.oo cecrcess eves Baturday.corireerirvtersenssessrnasens oe 00,118 273,113 Present Average: 45,519 85,590 DAILY, For Week ending Oot.10, WEEKLY STAR © Last Wesk Average \u2014 == [31109 of the STAR Last Week \u201c From the above figures are excluded'soveral thôusand sbort sub- -scriptions regarded as more or less \u201cephemeral.WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 189, THANKSGIVING.-While the Government is shifting Thanksgiving Day around to suit the business world, why should it not consider the advisability of locating it with somo reference to the weather?Even when.calalirated.on the usual Canadian \u2018date, it wenerally came to us with a \u2014chilly premonition of winter that is like- lyto produce anything lut a spirit of abundant thankfulness.Now they have moved \u2018it nearer still to the snows and farther still- away from the harvest.Why not have our holiday in October when it might possibly fall into the languorous lap of Indian summer and send the whole world out 10 \u201cgive thanks\u201d under the open sky?THE NOISE NUISANCE.\u2014 It is by mo \u2018means in Montreal alone that the right to make a noiss is being called in quéstion.In New York.in Philadelphia, in Milwaukee and in various other cities a crusade Is springing up against-the nois-maker, ant every disturbing \u201cclamor is called upon to show reason why it should not be condemned to death.The St.Thomas Times, in discussing the subject, refers to the campaign that the Philadelphia Medical News is.waging against noise in that city of historic quiet.The News declares \u201cthat \u201cin thousands of cases prople are being made ill, are committing slow suicide, or are being painfully and slowly \u2018killed by useless city noises.\u201d In Germany, it seems that in some towns where there is a superabundance of music they have adopted regulations confining practice\u2019 on the piano to certain hours\u2014 mos ra utaty proeeding.The \u201cTimes refers to \"a modern instance,\u201d in passing, of the way in which noise may be suppressed without hindering business or destroying the utility or effectiveness of the \u201cmachine\u201d to which ~the noise was formerly attached.It says: A railway station was formerly a lace of horrible din.Of late years it fas becom: a scone of wondrous quiet.\u201cIWWhin the hour arrives for the train to start, instra i of three dea\u2018ening whistles, Cand the clang of a noisy bell, the wheels begin to turn with a gentle roll, anl a dozen coaches glide away as siiently as an Arab folds his tent: and departs in \u2018the stilly night.\u2018 Proprietor: a vhioh might occup se s quarter of an hour, or these r Hy, substituted so-called ve landes vois, It is just possibile, too, that n factory | 7 \u2018might start up in the morning without Iacerating the surrounding air for two or three minutes with a shri!l announre- - ment of the time.lt would be interesting, indeed, to know just why whistles are blown at certain hours at a factory.It may to start or stop work; but why waste the information on the entire city ?What purpose dors a whistle on top of a Luild- ing serve, which a bell or a system of bells within the building would not serve?! Then this railroad example might possibly persuade the driver of an empty coal cart of the feasibility of making prorress without at the same time making naise:\u2019 likewise the gentleman who\u2019 exhorts his fiery steed with crashing, gutteral ejaculations.Lét us oil the wheels of city life, and live longer\u2014and more in peace.be necessary tu give the signal | ; can vote for a whole ticket \u2018better in Australia, where they do not | submit more than a single issue to the © people at a time, and where the polling Fleming, I.L.uent about two rtd 1 half wide, and containing many scores Æ{ names submitted in bow derlng veria-' \u201cons and permutations, It certalaly can- tot - that such conditions have \u201cen a LE to that quick and intel- igent choice of candidates, which is as -ssential as secrecy to the enjoyment Jf perfeot freedom by the voter.It will be seen at a glance what the difficulty is.They try to do too much \u201celecting\u201d within a given time across the border.When our people went to the polls last June they elected but a single officer\u2014a member of Parliament.in soms states of the Union they will vlect on November 3rd next nearly every public official in sight, from the President of the nation to the Local vLegislator.We could get up quite a complicated set of ballots here it we held our federal, provincial and municipal elections all on one day; and we do not begin to have as many elective offices as they possess across the line.This police magistrates, their sheriffs, their Judges, their state attorneys and a host of civic and state officials that are appointed with us are elected with them, and must be given a place on the overloaded ballot.Even the President cannot be dismissed with a single lino for his name, but is representel on the ballot by a group ot Electors\u201436 in number for each party in the State of New York\u2014which take up an enormous amount of room, i How do the voters manage to remember all these names, we, who have seen how difficult it is for some voters to mark our simple ballot rightly, may be pardoned for asking.The answer is that they do not, and that the party leaders do not expect them to, either.Each party has its \u201cticket,\u201d which includes its candidate for every office to be filled, from that of Presidential Elector down.This ticket is printed in a column, and over it is either the name ot the party or some device agreed upon to represent the party; and the voter by simply marking Lhe party name or device.This will explain the impartance ot the | law-suits \" nuw being conducted in several States over the question of whether or not the l'almer-Buckner ticket has the right to use the word \u2018\u2019Democratic\u201d in its title on the ballot.The Bryan people claim thut they are the Democratic party, and that it is an infringement of their \u2018\u2018patent\u2019\u2019 for anybody else to uss the name.Another illustration of the \u201cticket\u201d scheme is a difficulty which has arisen in Ohio.They have a law there mow, which, if they bad time td appeal to the courts, they could probubly upset, forbidding any man\u2019s name appearing twice on the ballot paper.Canadians would wonder why such a law was necessary, but the reason for it is found in the ticket system.If two parties \u201cfuse\u201d for \u2018any particular office, as they do very often, they each put the name of the \u2018fusion\u2019 candidate on their ticket for that particular office.That \u2018is, they do elsewhere, but not in Ohio, where this recent law forbids it.The law was passed by the Republicans to make \u2018\u2018fusion\u201d by the Democrats and the Populists difficult.The result has been that, while the parties have actually \u2018\u2018fused\u2019\u2019\u2014that is, agreed upon a ticket\u2014 it will appear upon the paper as the Democratic ticket only, with the exception of one office, where the Populists keep a candidate in the field in order that they may poll a separate vote, and thus retain their right to go on the ballot papsr at the next election.The Sun thinks that they manage it booth is constructed to facilitate the bal- lotting.There, too, they indicate their preference by striking out the names they do not \u2018wish to vote for instead of putting a \u2018\u2018cross\u201d opposite the favored candidate as we do in Canada.It would be interesting to know what proportion of spoiled ballots uney collect by this process.FLEMING-DAVIS.8 > (Special to the Star.) Kingston, Ont, October 14.\u2014A pretty Wedding to-day was that at the residence of Mr.it.Davis, Gere street.Ilis youngest daughter, Miss (race, was there united in marriage to Mr.Walter Arthur Fleming, third son of Sandford , Ottawa, by the Rev.John Mackie, M, A., pastor .of 8t.Andrew\u2019s Church.The bride wore a white satin dress trimmed with chiffon and pearl passe- menterio.Miss Edith M.Foiger was bridesmaid.She wore a rich pink satin dress.Mr.Gordon MacDougall, o Montreal, was best man.After their wedding tour the young couple will reside in Montreal.THE ELGIN MARBLES.L False Paris lted.Falrest ot all was she, Whose Larrest temple ever wrought with Crowned Acropolis.Despolied it stands, Its statue of great gold and ivory .The plrate's pillage from a for eign se Vorse pirate ne whose thiev ng tile to distant ihe Its Pride marbles borne arxis, Fair reires.of fair vanished deity.Nay, say not so.Had not Athene first, \\vith ab her muses, fled tne ravaged shore ?When Greece bowed bond slave to the Turk acourst, The godgess went where art had gone re, efor When cannon battered frieze and pediment From d Pallas for her treasures IL In low reitef about the shaded wall The mighty sculptor cut, in stately frieze, The gruve assembly of great deitles, Before whoee dais, in Jove's councll hall, The chosen maidens bear the pe , ail Purfled \u2018with griffins, owls, hod.olive | Clark, Miss Campbell, HON.MR.TAILLON AND HON.MR.TARTE THE FORMER DENIES STATEMENTS MADE BY THE LATTER In Connection with the Payment to Mr.Tarte of Five Thousand Dollars by Pacaud, re the Whelan Claim.The Hon.8.O.Taillon denies baving bad any knowledge whatever of the transaction by which the Hon, J.I.Tarte received $5000 from Mr.Ernest Pacaud in connection with the voting by the Quebeu Legislature of the amount due Mr.John P.Whelan for his claims on the Quebec Court Huuse.The Opposition, of which Mr.Taillon was the leader, néver threatened to prolong the session or to raise a tempest in connection with this item, the amount of which had been awarded by arbitration, These who told Whelan such a thing misled him.Mr.Taiilen bad no knowledge of what occurred between Messrs.Tarie and Pacaud.When the item came before the House Mr.Taillon asked Mr.Mer- \u2018cier if there were any meuns of preventing the award, and the then Premier replied in the negative.When the scandal became public property Mr.Talllon says he asked those ol his friends who were engaged in the elecloral lists, if they know anything about this money.The Conservative members at that time published a statement denying any par- icipation in responsibility for this scandalous affair Tarte -at the time corroborated this declarnution.Mr.Tail- lon is anxious to be heard in tLe witness pox on this matter, and he wiil probab- J be given an opportunity to do so in the coming Tarte-Grenier trial.HERVEY INSTITUTE.Satisfactory Reports Presented at the Annual Mesting.The forty-ninth annual meeting of the Hervey Institute was held yesterday afternoon, Mr.J.L.Morris, Q.C., presiding.Besides the many ladies in attendance, the following gentlemen were present: Mr.George Hague, Rev.James Fleck, Rev.F.M.Dewey, Mr.William Masterman, Mr.David Morrice Rev.James Patterson, Rev.E.McManus, Rev.Lr MokKillican, Rev.Dr.Evans and Dr.Rev.Jas.Fleck read the annial report of the secretary, Mrs.Murray.After speaking of the objects of the Home, the report stated that during the year a legacy of $50) from the late Mr.Warden King less $50 loga cy duty, had been received, and was being kept as a reserve fund for improvement on the building.A legacy of $209 from late Mr.Robert Anderson was also to be paid before long.At present there were 42 children in the Home.During the past year 25 been admitted and 14 bad left; four | going to service, one to the Orphan Asy= lum and one to the Boys\u2019 Home, and eight had n removed by parents or fri The health of the children had been exceptionally good throughout the year.his was attributed partly to the excellent sanitary arrangements of the Home, but particularly to the care and watchfulness of the medical.staff, es; clally the vialting physicians who* been unremitti attentive.The a port spoke regretfully of the death of one of the institutian's life members, Miss Grace Murray, and of another good friend, Mrs.J.H.Mconey;a former president and an active worker with the committee for many years.After acknowledg ing many kind contributions: and recording the services of those kind friends who had assisted in the bazaar ot last October, the report ciosed with words of thanks to all those who in any way with their means or time, bave aided in bringing the Home to its present state ot usefulness.The Rev.F.M.Dëwey followed with the reading of the treasurer, Miss Law- der's annual statement.The total re ceipts during the year had been $3025.96.The disbursements had been 18.87, leaving a balance on hand of $1209.After tbe reading of the reports the election of officers took place, resulting as follows: Hon.President, Her Excellency the Countess of Aberdeen; honorary vice- president, Mr.George Hague, president, Mrs.Sumner; vice-president, Mrs.Langlois; treasurer, Lawder; recording secrefary, Mrs.Alexander Murray; corresponding secretary, Miss Douglas; registrar, Mrs, James T r.\u2019 Committee of Manugement\u2014Mrs.Allan, Mrs.J.Alloway, Mrs.Allord, Mrs.A.F.Beavol, Mrs.G.H.Balfour, Mrs, Cassils, Mrs.M.L.Clark, Mrs.À C.Clark, Mrs.F.Stuart.Foster, Mrs.Wm, Drysdale, Lady Galt.Mrs.Holt, Mrs.H.Hunter.Mrs.A.Holmes, Mrs.Logie, Mrs.J.L.Morris, Mra.Macdonald, Miss Monroe, Mrs.Utting, Miss Miss Monk, Miss Vibert.Advisory Doard\u2014Mr.David Morrice, Mr.Hugh Mcl.ennan.Mr.Robert Cow- ans, Mr.James Tasker.Mr.J.L.Morris, QC., Mr.Wm, Masterman, | Consulting Committee \u2014 Mc- A.D.pieckader, Mn} J.W.Stirling, \"M.D.E.H.P.Blackader, a éitimue Committee\u2014A.E.Orr, M.D., Gordon Campbell, M.D., John Hen- G So M.D, J.H.B.Ailan, M.D.Dr.Watson.\u2019 PASSENGER AGENTS IN TOWN.A lirge number of well-known pes senger ents were in town yesterday nedy, general eastern agent, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, New York: Ww.Keating, city ticket agent G.T.Toronto; W.J.Berg, Fal er agent, Southern Pacific ailway, Buttalo: J.A.Hacki Listowel; J.Loomis, New Englan \"passenger agent of the Rock Island route, and James Gass and E.P.Brinegar, travelling passenger agents of the same route.All these gentlemen and many others ars on their way to St.John, N.B.to attend the annual meeting and banquet the Canadian Ticket Agents\" \u201c180 St.James street, match.with one_of the la ! the various local branches of the C.M.saw cay ught him on the right es aod calf, outt sway large pleces eab.He was brought to Montreal be taken to the, Royal Victoria tal, where he is \u2018at (ot, Present = patient: His condition - to-day is v much improved, and it is is expected that Mr.Grant will recover LUNCH ON THE.CANADA.Canadian Ticket Agents Entertained by the Dominion Line.The members ot the Canadian Ticket Agents\u2019 Association became the guests of the Dominion Line on board the steamship Canada yesterday afternoon.Fully one hundred and fifty ladies and otlamen sat down at one o'clock to uncheon in the \u2018handsome dining saloon.Mr.John Mackenzie, of the G.T.Woodstock, Ont., and president of oe association, acted as chairman.F.Macfurlane, the head of the Dominion Line passenger department, and who arranged the entertainment, acted as vice-chairman.After the ample luncheon had been disposed of and the glasses filled, (he toast \u2018\u2019The Dominion Steamship C any\u201d followed that to Her ajesty.n proposing the toast, Mr.Mackenzie many good things about the company, their enterprise and the new steamship Canada .- MeNamara, of the C.P.R., Walk- erton, was the next speaker.He said \u2018that it was usual to let our cousins across the line have the exclusive privilege of tooting horns, but in this instance he thought that a little horn blowing from members of the\u2019 association regarding the fine new steamship would not come amiss.\u2018Mr.8.Burrows, C.P.R., of Belle- ville, sang an original song composed for the occasion entitled \u201cFair Canada.\u201d It was loudly applauded.Captain McAuley, who about this time was the recipient of a beautiful bunch of roses from some fair admirer, responded to tho toast for the Canada and the company.He was followed by Mr.Long, C.P.R., Port Hope, and Mr.H.Fred Sharp, G.T.R., St.Mary's, Ont.A song from Mr.James Lambkin, C.P.R., Quebec, closed the entertainment, and the members adjourned to the St.Lawrence Hail, phere they became the guests of the R.& O.Navigation Company and the representative of the Nortuern Pacific.A VETERAN'S DEATH, Saw Service in Afghanistan and Egypt and Had Been in Three Militia \\ Regiments.7 The funeral of the the late Corporal Jas.Armstron, of the Prince of Wales Regiment, takes place with military honors to-morrow afternoon from his late residence, Pacific avenue, Point St.Charles.caged was 8 veteran of the Afghanistan campaign, participating in Roberts\u2019 famous march to Candahar and receiving therefor the silver medal and bronze star.In the 72nd Highlanders he also went through the Egyptian campaign, gaining t Queen's medal with clasps, apd the Chedives star.On coming to Canada be eulisted in the Royal Ecots, securing\u2019 his discharge at the end of a jear and Jj Joining F Company of the 6th usiliers, in which regiment he was very popular.Before his three years\u2019 service was up he rose to the rank of sergeant and took\u201d his discharge from the regiment at the time of his captain's retirement.A couple of years o he enlisted again, this time in the Prince ales iment.ceased was a very good shot, and at the Dominion Rifle matches four years ago won the revolver rgest scores with the revolver ever made on the Rideau ranges.ath was caused by consumption, the germs of which were supposed to have been contracted during the trying campaign in Afghanistan, with the inclement weather to which the troops were exposed.PERSONALS.Mr.I.Theo.Dube, the Canadian painter, who has been spendi some years in Paris, is coming to this continent next month to paint pictures of Mrs.Alexander McDonald, Cincinnati, Ohio, the Kitt jredge family of Boston, and the Baker family of New York.Dube is'to visit Montreal about the New Year.Mrs.Thomson, wife of E.W.Thomson, ibé celebrated Canadian author, now ton, Mass.is a guest of her sister, Mrs.R.I.Macfarlane, 490 Mountain avenue, Westmount.Mr.C.M.Hays, fcicral manager of the Grand Trunk liway system, returned last evening from a tour of inspection of the Michigan lines of ithe system.Mr.Lewis W.Shannon, proprietor of the Ottawa Citizen, was introduced on Change yesterday by Mr.William Stewart.Mr.F.P.Brady, gasistant superintendent of the C., Smith\u2019s Falls, is a guest at the Rife s.Benator and Mrs.Snowball, of Chat- bam, N.B., are among the last arrivals at the Windsor.C.M.B.A.BANQUET: At a meeting of the representatives of at it was decided to hold the proposed reception to Grand Master Hackett, on the evening of Tuesday, October 27.The Invitation Committee presented their list of the guests to be invited, which will comprise the following : Vicar-General F.Bourgeault.Administrator of this Diocese ; His Lordship, Bishop rd ; the reverend pastors of the various parishes, the reverend spiritual advisers of the various branche His Worship, the Mayor, and aldermen ot the City Council, Sir Alexander Lacoste, ustice ; Hon.Justices Loranger, Curran, Doherty, Purcell, Gill, Jette, Mathieu, DeLorimier , Pagnuelo, Ouimet, Hon.J.O, Villeneurs, Sir Wm.Hinge- ton, A.r L.O.Tourville, J R.Thibaudeau, J.3\u201d 0'Bri en, C.O.Geot- frion, C.Leblanc.J.Nantel, L.O.Taillon, Louis Beaubien, marais, M.P.; A.of Canada, heid last evenin Among them wes Messrs.Charles Ken- | Modore, M.P.; & PE Monk, M.P.; J.Fortin, M.P.; A.Prefontaine, M.P.; R.Le- mieux, NOR C.Beausoleil, MP; Guerin.M.I.A; F.Martineau, M.L.A; 0.Auge, M.L.A the professors of Laval University, the Grand President and Grand Deputy of the C.M.B.A.of Que- President of the Artisans\u2019 Associa- ve, President St.Joseph's Union, Pre- -\"sident Union St.Pierre, President Alliance.Natjonal and the présidents of other kindred assoviations, prominent citizens and others.A WEEK'S INTERMENTS.THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014 WED WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1898 MEETINGS AND ANUSEMENTS- Kick-Off at 9.45 p.m.pa CENERAL ADMISSION, Notre Dawo Street; Mavmillan's P sas x Pharmacy, PB SEA .eh frre) M.A.A A Office.MEETINGR AND AMUSEMENTS RUGBY FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP.Montreal vs, Ottawa College, M.A.A.A.Grounds, SATURDAY, 17th October.Rain er Shine.Jor wis st Mortan, Phillips & Co.1755 A.CLIFFORD JACK, Hon.Heo.M FC.M.A.A.A.Grounds, Admissien 35 cents.1 Commencing at 2 p.m.Sharp.À CANADIAN SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.FIRST ANNUAL GAMES, Thursday, Oct.15, - Scholars, 10 cents.WW.B.T.MACAULAY, Hon.Sec.-Treas, FOB A \u201cFINISHING TOUCH\" | TO THE COMPLEXION.QUE hile Tulsi Brush only rest a lost Simplcxion and brings back that Not only \u2018hat or pv health give, but ie thousand-fold safer and mors oan ery for n M aolshine touch\u201d to the face than the positively dangerous poniades, lotions and powd The brush cal be used for » bright: ening glow when vet elaborutely dressed.No propera- tion can equal the natural way.Found st dealers or sent by mall on veceipt of price.Bailey » Rubber Bath and Flesh Hrush, with EE se 21.50 Balley's L'Rubhor Complexion Brush.50 Bailey's Rubber Toilet Brush (large of wich handle.50 Bailey's Rubber Toilet Brush (small) with handle.5 Coral Complexion Soap.\u2026\u2026.-.\u2026.0.a Agents, Montreal.33 AT.BULPICE STREET.239° BRE FOR INTERNAL AND EX TE RNAL USE, CUREM AND FRETERTS Colds, Cowghs, Sore Influensa, Bronechitis, Pncumsente.welling of the Joints, Lumbage, inflammaltiens.RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, FROSTBITES.CHILBLAINS, HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE, ASTHMA, DIFFIOULT BREATHING.CURES THE CHORST PAINS in from one to twenty minutes.NOT ONE HOUR after Ying this is advertise ment need any one NE R WIT._ Endway's Rendy eller is a Sare Cure Dr Eyery rain rains.Bruiscs Fains in = Back, Chest or Em ns the rat and 19 he only PAIN EsSEOT \u2018That instantly stops the most excruciati ns, allays In- Sammation.and cures Songestions.whether hein he Lungs, LEEMING, NILES & co., (5 | iomach, Bo wels, or other glanda organs, by one application.A half te teaspoonful in are tumbler of water will i * Jaw t minutos cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour Stomach, Hleceplossness, Sick Headache, Diarrhea, Dysouterz.Colio, Fistulency sad all internal Thore w not a remedial agent in the world that will cure Fever and Aue aod han TM are us.Rilions and or fevers, ai * LES, so quickly READY MELIRE a RADWAY\" 25 cents per bottle.Sold by Druscists, - RH.BRYSON (oR PLELS.G (ATHERINE $T MONTREAL.243°n Geod CHEAP ENVELOPES, LARGE BQUARE WNITE, Size 318x418 .500 in a box.$1 IM\" Or 580 for enc bex.Also another lot of our celebrated No.7 White Envelope at 750 per thousand MORTON, PHILLIPS & CO., Stationers, Blank Book Makers and Primters, ; 1788 and 1737 NOTRE DAME ST., MONTREAL 193 saw JACKSON\u2019S NUTRITIVE WINE, WITH u cop LIVER OIL agrecable te take, improves the va easy + Iigested, GIVES BETTER RESULTS THAN TUE PURE OIL.234 i the icons OM GRAND CONCERT AND SOCIAL ra, an Under the auspices of Rl \u201c15 NB vw St Ann\u2019s Court No.149, LP c oF.\u2014AT THE\u2014 ARMOIRYT MALL, CATHUART STRERT, \u2014om\u2014 FRIDAY, OCT.16th/ ATSPM, Ticket admitting Lady and Gentleman, 5c.SINGER TICKET, 50e.The Bell Piano used on this occasion is kisdly loaned by Mossrs.Willis & Co., Notre Dame ot.3403 aw REV.JOHN WATSON, D.D.(lan McLaren).Will read two unpublished annals of DRUNTOCHTY, ST.JAMES METHODIST CHURCH, On Thursday Evening, Oet.15th, : At 8 O'CLOCK.Doors open at 1.15 PRINCIPAL PETERSON will occupy the Chair.Admission, 81.00.His only appearance in Montreal.Tickots for sale at C.W.Coates, 317 Catherine et.0.Beater Hall Hill; ot haw Music Btore mi Qu CALEDONIAN SOCIETY, | The firat monthly Bocial of the seasbn will be hald DRUMMOND ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Drammend Street, \u201con FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16th, at 8 P.M Mombers and their friends cordially invited to attend.J.T.MITCHELL, Ion.Ses.Sed Battalion V.R.C.BATTALION PARADE, AThe Bat tation will parade at the Armoury cart Bt.) on THURSDAY, tbe A pour at | 215 p.m, for march out srou und the M 1832 \u2014_\u2014 MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS, THEATRE FRANCAIS.0.W.E.PHILLIPS, Lessce and Manage SF All Performances in English, THE REAL IRISH DRAMA.MY GERALDINE, A Love Blery of the Rmerald Isle.The Vaudeville Bill beaded by JACK and ROSA BURKE, In Polite Fistio Discussions.Prices, 18e, 20, 5c.Telephone 6616 TTUEATRE ROYAL acte, M row A aco MATINEE PRICES \u2018Ever aficruoon & vem a 5 this week, 106 wa 2 0c.| THE\" TORNADO.Ev eninge Reserved | office oven f from > im 2 15ce Vistas VandovilloGe it THEATRE ____\u2014l QUEEN S Sparrow & Jacols, Managers POPLAR FRIC it Tv ces.ps (15.25\u20ac | Saved from the S83 Ne Higher, 2416 Next Hoek Carbon : BPEC ï AL.A SIC ACADEMY OF SrARROU & Jacons, Managers.Week Oct.1th.Matinces Weduesdsys and Baturdays.citi, Albert Chevalier.Beats now on sale st Box Office.ss Westmount Astronomical Observatory.Uramia Villa, Kempineton Ay enue, Marvels to observe each evening.Moan, Mars, wto.\u2014 Visitors 25 eonts.Renn sf.Queen's Hall Assembly Rooms, 2871 ST.CATHERINE STREET.DANCING AND DEPORTMENT.Classes for Beginuers TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS\u2019 narantee to reat Not tartar.40 new pa dod ng.Come and see for yoursclf.Ko wall ocre.À i Bice corte and prete Toning spent in learning te noe le have always been the best dan, ur Nowe ver Lave me excopt by solicitations.do not solicit but can teach you, Mot A, ROY MACDONALD, JR, CONSERVATORY OF DANCING, Depertment and Physical Culture, 2269 St.Catherine St.Beginners clas Monday and Wednesday, 8p.m.Ad: Tauced Class, Tuosday sod pute, 8 oh m.Juveniles, vw Taurus, N28 and Thu ae Lessous to mbly, Satu an + w on T mit À now maple floor.Send far > Cal oh ore ephone Tamu CEO.F.BEAMAN.DANCING AND DEPORTMENT.Under Vice Regal Patronage, Pref, Norman's Select Classes Now Open, STANLEY HALL, 197 STANLEY ST.ners Tues.sud Thur, at 8p.w.Advan Wed.«at 815.Juvenile, Tues and Thur, at ped v n at any Hour.mailed.43 te Ta and Circulars DURKEE'S ACADEMY, si UNION AVENUE.Beginners\u2019 class, Monday and Friday evenings.classes now forming for Ladies and Juveniles.: ay DANCING Joa\" Poorer.Ave demy at 763 Craig Btreet.Ravaneo class, Wedoosdny evening.inners, uday and Friday.Wauina tauzht in 6 lessons.ur ross and Bugle Band, Pioneers, Crclinte Stretcher Sections and Mazim 2 Detachn.ent to attend.su viform\u2014Drill Order.er.ARTHUR HAMILTON, N° Capt and Adj., 3d V.RC.St.Jude\u2019s Church; * AT HOME.The Recier and Wardens invite tho members and friends ot St.Jude's Church to an At Home in the Lecture Ball, on Thursday, Oct.ISth, at 8 pm, to welcome the Rev, James Thompson, B.A, RLS.\u201cCANADA\u201d Open for Public Inspection THURSDAY, Oct.15th, From 10am to5 pm.ADMISSION 10g, - Proceeds for the benefit of the Montreal Beilors\u2019 stitute, and Catholic Sailors\u2019 Club.Ta The FRATERNAL MYSTIC CIRCLE Pretection Ruling Ne.209.FUNERAL NOTICE.of Protection VETERANS 1866 70.The officers, non-commissioned of who were on Active Bervice durin 1886 or 1870 are requested to meet the Cavaley Drill Hail.Craig street, on Thurmiay, 15th October, at o'clock pm, for the pu: of forming a Veterans Amrociation.Far the provisional committee.TH DAVID BEATE, Secretary M2 Chairman | EDUCATIONAL.SIGNOR RUBINI, Professor e of f Staging, Removed his Vocal nion Avenue, ne pe Pt oi &e.Repert Oratorio and Church TAS, Barvices taught to oo singers end amateurs.Terns at popular priced, from 45 per month.EVENING CLABSES for Ladies and Geatlemen.Positions secured and advanced pupils produced in public concerts ss FREE CANDY LESSON, School of or Cookery.r.Ramsay, the maker at the Mont- rit General Hos ci RE will ie a free demonstra- don and sale candy Friday Afierneon nat 3 > Succession Late Francis Dolan, Notice is hereby.given that the undersigned accepts unconditionally, the succession of her late husband Francis Dolan under the terms of his last will, renouncing to the benefit of Inventory under which she was authorized to accept same.RARANM JANE Mecxx.MONTREAL, 3nd October, 1536.HHKAHHARRKAHRR A * Saving = All Around pure whiteness and Fe the right stiffneas von use XH HH and gloss will be gl to your lirien if you Mack's Double Starch It saves work, trouble and money\u2014for it does its work easily, quickly, and just right.it contains starch gloss, bornx, gum and wax.lt is cheaper than common starch and these necessary ingredients added.\u201cNW Bole Agents for Canada, ROBERT GREIG & CO.Montreal.T 23n\"2eod HARMAN that as a powertul natural aperient .THE DUNCAN WATER of Caledonia Springs occuples the foremost place.Bold by best Grocers, Hotels sud Clube.RR\" Ere AE COUPON No.1.Cut it Out.\u2018We Offer Free Information (to all who pay rent) how to secure a HOME On Monthly Payments THE AUSTRALIAN BALLOT IN THE STATES.They are trying to acclimatize what they call the Australian haliot in the United States: -They call it the Australian ballot hecause \u2018the wide-awake individual \u201cwha introduced the Americans to the system of letting the State provide the ballot papers instead of-4he parties, knew that it.would fatally handicap Ris pro- posai- in \u2018their cyes to call it the Cona- dian ballot.Buf they do not appear to be getting on very well with the new system.Its, adoption was intended for \u201cthe\u2019 purpose of getting increased secrecy and simplicity; but they seem to Eave missed it in some way on the latter count.In speaking of their experience in New \u201cYork State; ths Sun of the city of that name says: { gh % each voter In thls Jind.proses o Him some thir ballot papers, merely to road an pré ST ?) 1rees, To deck Athene with ite broideries, In high Panathenaic festival.In guardea temple, prisoned and unwed, Long months spart from home and love they wroug Weaving id Tyrian dye and goiden thread.So sweet to serve her, with her robe they brought A sliver DE, their gift of gratetul For loveless youth and toilsome nigh mL.Forth came the sculptor from the temple And carved against the glowing Attic ot , master Story fon, qe reno, od: Fiat thirty triglyphs beardless warriors \u201c Brave contest, and brave conquest light- \u2018Anders \u2018arave\u201d the Coataurs when the Tight Back To © the difnness of their forest glade.Chiron nt Theseus À how to ben he suiplag The boy \u2018is man and lea leads the Lapithae; Rk BP the old mas And Jet.them go! Why lingers outworn ru h, When wiser Wisdom arms her eager youth?= Will lama Hayeo VW Ward, in in the Academy.Praise \u20ac SIR CHARLES TUPPER LEAVES, Sir Charles Tu pper received.a tele gram whe ontreal yesterday af- ternopn nn Truro, N.S., announcin that the School Teachers\u2019 Association 0 the Province of Nova Scotia, in\" session at that place, desired \u2018to present him with \u2018an address, in recognition of his great services in securi the free school law of 1865 for the people of his native province.Bir Charles was touched by this kindly rememurance of his interest the affairs of his native Pre net and replied a at once, accepting the invitation to Whe and oui the address.id eft by the C , BX~ press last (i eh and will meet .the delegates at 8 o'clock this evening.INJURED BY BY A SAW, Peter Grant, a saw er, employed in Messrs, Mec! an \u2018s sawmill; at Greenfield, had a narrow escape from During last week there were 79 interments in Notre Dame des Neiges cemetery and 9 in Mount Royal.Among the causes of death were the follow tre.Diphthe ria, 2; croup, 1; whooping cough, consumption, 11; bronohitis, 3; pleuro-pneumonia, 2; congestion of the lungs, 5; pneumonia, 1; infantile debility, 23._MOTHERS Joek to Your Daughters.DAUGHTERS Look to Yourselves, Mothers, look out for the.disorders and irregularities that ma 7 break down your daughter's health.If she is ailing a Womans \u201cha Pale *poktle of let ts of her life be withered ere it be lown.bts preparation has no equal for correcting irregular periods, relieving pains and restoring pale, weak, worn-out rls and women to perfect health.Price 81 a bottle at all druggists.\u201cCe \u20aci J ugh Children's Coughs, \u2014 flower, os ese\u201d oy Rap Reads Tn a age, PUBLIC NOUISE ATE E BAL Pie \"Montreal General Hospital Fair\u201d Parties having Special Subacription Bouts will oblige > returning the same Soon as possible to 43 JURO CHARLES CHRD, SY Treasurer.Johnston's Fluid Beef Johnston's Fluid Beef will set him right quickly.Easily propared\u2014Readily digested Its strengthening and tonio effects are soon Strengthens.We have the property and can start you at once.Nothing to Lose.Everything to Gain.DEBMATOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, Complexion, Skin and Scalp Diseases a Specialty.ene, Eczema Pimpl pandrat s and Bl Poieda, fin mous Mais, foics.ts, Freckles aad Birth Marks permaneotly do > dantrared 05 sibs Goenito-Urinary troubles miccesstnlly treated by DR.H, J.BRODEUR, te Be 96 SE DENIS MY lame ate smell coir lien go Te are \u201cchairman ot the DOROTHY DREW IN TROUBLE.VERY MUCH MIXED UP IN MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.Her Husband Has Re -Married \u2018and She Wants to Re-Marry\u2014 Divorce a Way Out of the Difficulty Has Been Asked.New York.October 14.\u2014A marriage which began in 3 joke in Dorothy Drew's | flat in Chis city one summer night four ! years agu is causing a great deal of trouble now.The company on that occasion consisted of actors and actresses.! Wine (lowed freely, and the spirit of | fun which ruled prompted sone one to suggest a wedding.Mr.Lawrence, an actor manager, and Miss Drew were se- | lected as principals, the imitation cere mony was performed, and the Lride and bridegroom signed the imitation cun- tract.It turned out that the joke was no\u2019 joke.The couple had been married according to the laws of New York, so they made the best of it and lived toge cher | for a few months.But Mrs.Lawrence was not satisfied, and insisted on.a\u2019 church marriage.She aljeged after- | wards that Rev.James Mcleod, of AI | bany.N.Y., performet Te ceremony.i Soon after the two separated.Lawrence : went on a Canadian tour.He says he saw in a Chicago paper that Dorothy had secured a divorce from him, so he felt quite at liberty to marry Miss Let y Le Vyne, before za Canadian justice the peace.Nuw Lorothy-hasa divorce suit pending, and the Chicago story | seems Lo a fiction.Lawrence cannot bs prosecuted for bigamy.as the Canadian marriage is not recognized in this country.Ona of the oldest features of the whole tangle is that Miss Drew has just announced her fortheom- ing marriage to George W.Munros, the comedian, in whose company she 18 now Playing in \u201cA Quiet Little Home.\u201d divorce from Lawrence is granted.Her husband will not oppose her, as he wants to remarry Lis second wife us\u2019 soon as | possible.; | I THE PHILIPPINE REVOLT, Captain-General Blanco Intonds to Clear the Interior of Rebeis First.London, October li.\u2014 The Standard ; publishes a despatch from Madrid s:at- ing that General Blanco, Caplain-Gen- eral of the Philippine Islands, left Manilla on Sunday last to assume command ol (he Epanish forces, which con- sit of 2080 Europeans and everal thousand natives, He will immediately he- @in à campaign with a view io clearing the inland disiri-ts ot rebels, and will afterwards aia k the focus of the re- bell on at Cavite.The insurgents num- or 000.i SILVERITE CLAIMS.Chicago, October !45.\u2014Sepator Jones, Democratic National Committee, characterizes the probable electoral vote as given out by Senator Quay as \u201ca gigantic bluif.\u2019\u201d Chairman Jones then gave the following table showing the votes of the respective candidates in the Electoral College according to his view: Alabama, Bryan, 11 ; Arkansas, 8; \u2018Caltiornia, Bryan, 9: Colorado, an, 4; Connecticut, aware, doubtful, 3; Georgia, Bryan, 13; Illinois, Bryan, 24; an, ry- Florida, Bryan, 4; Idaho.Bryan, 8; Indiana, Bryan, 15: lowa, \u2018doubtful, 13; Kapsas, Hryvan, 10; Kentucky, Bryan, 13; Louisiana, Eryan, 8: Maine, McKinley, 6; Maryland, Bryan, R; Massachusetts, Mec Cinley, 15; Michigan, birvan, 14; Minnesota, Urvan, 9; Mississippi.tryan, 9; Missouri, Bryan, .17; Montana, Bryan, 3; Nebraska, Bryan, 8; Nevada, Bryan, 3: New Hami- shire, McKinley.4; New Jersey, McKinley.io : New York, doubtiul, 3; North Carolina, Bryan, 11: North \"Dakota, Bryan, #; Ohio, doubtful.23; Oregon Bryan, res Pennsylvania, MleKintey, 42\" Rhode stand, Me.inter à ; South Carolina, Bryan, 9; South Dakota, Bryan, §; Tennessee, Bryan, 12; Texas.Bryan, 15; Utah, Bryan, 3; Vermont.McKinle Virginia, Bryan, 12; Washington, Fry an, $; West Virginia, Bryan, 6: Wisconsin, doubtful, 12; Wyoming.Bryan, 8.Totals:- - MeKinley, 81; Bryan, 2/9; doubtful, Senator Fones added that thousands of Democrats in Connecticut\u2019 and New Jersey had informed him that those States would cast their vote for Bryan, while the Democrats of Iowa Iouked up on that \u201cState as safe for Bryan by a large majority.WANTS HUSBAND RELEASED, = (Special to the Star.) Brockville, Ont., October 14.\u2014Mrs.Shipman, wife ot Charles Shipman, who was sentenced here to seven years in the Kingston Penitentiary tao yearsago for shooting Charles Fitzsimmons.of Rockport, is circulating a petition in Gananoque, praying { the Minister of Jus tice for the prisoner's release.The re- tition is being numerously signed by influential _citizens.CLERKS TAKEN BACK.St Louis, October 14.\u2014The twelve clerks who were discharged by Crawford & Co.last Saturday because they favored free coinage silver, were asked to return to their positions in the dry goods establishment of the fiem without prejudice and with full salary.yesterday.Several of the clerks bave accepted the invitation.In a published staiemment Mr.Crawford regrets his hasty action in disinissing them.BETTING FOR M'RINLEY.New York, October 14.\u2014E.R.Chapman, of Moore & Schley, has learned from Senator Brice facts about the political situation in the Middie Western States - induced him to offer to bet 800000, or apy part of it, that \u201cthe Democrats would not carry a state \u20acast of the Mississippi river or north \u201cof the Ohio.Mr.Chapman has also 8 similar amount to bet that McKin- oy sit carry Kentucky.ALRIFT AT SEA.Philadelphia, Pa., October 14.\u2014 Ths British steamer T Ev clyn | has arrived d hero = James £ Stewart & Co's Sales.SIENNE SAA EAST END PROPERTY To be sold BY AV es.M6 Se.Denis Strcer and Nos.1516 te 1522 mo st Ontario Street, © Stone Front House on St.Denis St.a frontage of of 25 feet by a depth of ; ee pd or ra alicor, and it is in Tor Moos been overhauled.© 116 only just , mn Sotid brick \u201cTerem ts tario Stree: have Just been competed, an Lshed in hard woud and have ali convenl- ote sale sale out te take place in our room, 178 ue pe the sein ro.at 1} o'clock n.ns, Por plans, keys and other information | element that wishes special recognition the The \u2018 ding is to take place as suon as the ; North-west Pond.; in a boat which upset, drowning them.MekKintey, 6; Del- | 24 Ancient Coins, -Tapestries, JAMES STEW ART LMS antic yoo.: | Continent: Lp Loeb + v re lan cked up at sea.The men are almost lifeless, and unahie to gre much of an account of themselves.he Lovise salled on August 17.She experienced hurricanes, and was badly d.Her condition became so bed that all hans Jad to leave her in two small boats, untii the Evelyn bove in aight they had not seen a vessel for nine days.They could not have lasted another night.BRIEF NOTES OF THE NEWS At the session \u201cof ibe International Typogra Lical Union at Colorado Springs on Tuesday, the principal matter 0 busl- ness was administering to the delegates an iron\u2014clad oath, binding them VICIORE MITORRLL 180% it .THE HARBOR | BOARD MEET.|: THE FIRST OPEN SESSION OF THE NEW COMMISSIONERS, A Comparative Statement of Receipts and Trgffic \u2014 The New Board Ask for an Inventory of the Plant.The new Harbor Board held its first open meeting yesterday afternoon, with Mr.Robert Mackay, the chairman, presiding.Secretary Robertson read a comparative statement of the revenues for September and also from the opening of navigation to October 1 for the years 1895 and 1t96.Irom customs for seagoing traffic, exports and imports, the receipts for September were $30,000, as against $29,500 for September, 1893.The total receipta from the opening of navigation to October 1 were $165,189, while for the same periodin 1895 the receipts were $173,629.It should be noted that the new wharfage tariff, which\u2019 is twenty per cent.less than that in force in 1895, wus put into eftect on the 2nd June last.The Harbor Master's report Showed that the total number of seagoing vessels to arrive in port {rom the opening of navigation to October 1 were against 499 in a corresponding period last year.Of this number, 521 were steamships and 32 sailing vessels.The total tonnage for .the same period amounted to 941,50) tons, as against 834.451 last season for a corresponding period.The depth of water in the 27 1-2 foot» channel for the past four years on October 1 was as follows: In 1893, B03 1894, 27.05; 1695, 25.03, and 1896, The .report of the Chief Engineer, Mr.John Kennedy.which was a length document, showed the amount of wor which had been done by the engineering \u2018department since September Ir.Robert Bickerdike thought that a general statement should be submitted showing the value of plant, stores on hand, etc.It was decided that an inventory should be commenced at the close of navigation Pand a statement presented to the Board | on January L THE GALE MEETINGS.Continued | In Point Point St, Charles.Last night's union services in the Centenary Methoiist Church showed a larger attendance than the previous night, showing that the people are be coming interested.The meeting at this stage are intended primarily for Chrie- tians, and while the unconverted were present the evangelist has not yet d a rected bis remarks to them.Mr.based his remarks last night on Cove words, \u201cRestore.unto me the joy of thy éalvation.\u201d He did not belleve in long-faced Christians.Men lose their love for the Bible, for prayer and the house of .he reason for this loss of Christian JO) na nas wilful ful disobedience of the reve Another \u2018reason for the long.Lot a joy was the love of questionable amusements, The evangelist bad never knoaxm one who engaged in these Questionable things who was a soul winne Meetin, to be.h held for Tadiss \u2018in\u2018 the lecture room of St.Matthews Church every afternoon at 8 o'clock.JOCKEY INJURED.George Power, one of the jockeys at the Hunt steeplechase meet at Lepine Park on Monday was thrown from the.mount and badly injured.Several of hia ribs were fractured and -his collar bone broken.He was taken to the General Hospital in the ambulance._\u2014 : CHINAMEN IN COURT Chinamen were very much in evidence about the corridors of the City Mall yesterday, and clustered in little groups, \u2018anxiously discussing th>ir wo:s.The Cases against laundrymen for not M Hicks & Co's! Sales.SPECIAL AUCTION SALE oF Fine Uphelstered Furniture, mestly Exhibition Goods.The subecriters are inetructed to dispose of at Auction, in tho store, NO.905 ST.JAMES STREET \u2018 toor.Victoria Square), THURSDAY, AFTERNOON.OCTOBER 1h A quantity of Buperb Furniture in all the Newest Coverings and Latest Designs, \u2014Consisting of\u2014 : Drawing Room Suites.Parlor ard Boudoir Sets, ire Back Sets, Sofas and Chaîra y, Oak and ple Faria Pets, In Silk Coverings.Corduroy Lounges and asy Leather air Chalrs in\" Oak ani Fant, Library Cha Jala clyans, Couches, Fancy Chairs, Bedroom Chairs and iA *0n view Tumis and Wed d Sale at 2.0 o\u2019clock M.HICKS & CO., 340 4 Auctioneers.FOR SALE.A Well Equipped Foundry in Cooû Run érder, A Splendid Chance for cinergetic Practical Parti pdermigned au vi receive Tenders up ecTomEm.1890, ul hn oun ss are | ; î ad ind th of w.t Dr: st om D ci minary; I Faculty « Abbe\u2019 Du Hyacinthe; \\eanil.of Judge Jette, Rouer Ro: D.\u201cub origin, and Sir Wi gized the medical p Medical, poly technical, last year.down to a Grace last evening for the the Monastry of the Precious agnized by M had been Amol Maree Rev.J: Daignault and R.Lamartace h vicars; Cote e.Paul; Sir William Hingston, Mr.F.ar Monk, M.P.; - H._ I ying the wo hundred dollars tax or Te down for hearing in the Recorder's À ourt.and, as soon as the Bor Celestial were disposed of, Lhe lestiala saion.Mr.C hook firm of 8t.Pierre, Elinor s he wi on, red for the defendants, and D.presre adjournment, as the sen- br member of the firm, who \u201chad oharge t on was unavoidably absent nt city.To this the Recorder led ha t would not be necessary, wished only to hear the evidence pol case for a feat.and would hear argument on Tu osdag- Wah Kee, Craig street, was accordingly arraign- .and the evidence of the policeman ho made the arrest heard.DEGREES CONFERRED Laval University Yesterday Afternoon.opening of the Laval University wes for 1896-97 took place yester- flernoon in the university build- St.Denis street.A large num- invitations had been issued and as à large attendance of Frefich- n citizens.The proceedings took the Convocation Hall.Rev.icot, vice-rector, oecupied the set amon others on the platform Emard, Bishop of Valleyfield; Colin, be Sper or of the Be- v.Abbe Lecocg, dean of the Theol u- pptary of he 0 University; Rev.the College of St.dean of paulty: Sir Alexander Lacoste, © Jud e Curran, Judge ingston, Dr.Rotter, Faculty of * Medicine, Dra.ers, eajarding, Durocher, 8, Messrs.Louis Frechette, Consul General of France; .ene Lafontaine, F.: P.Demers, H.Gervais, Ps Dr.Fafard, Dr.Lamier, Dr.Archambault, rgeon, Rev.Canon Bru- reviewed the work of the he Law F Monk, The chairman Poe for ood de logized | the late Joel nati so referred to ia Dagenai be ed of the late Judge Mathieu of law and its liam Hingston eulo- olession.were conferred: theological, 50; law The fol lowing degr 55; legal.2} , Ses udents r istered.; re are 153 is year.and 206 edical students, as ainst 195 and 243 M \\ BANQUET AT A MONASTERY.Some one hundrei and fit banquet at Not.Mesiames Decary.ood, or- astily decorated for th he hall those present were Rev: bbe 1, cure of Notre Dame de Oo Rev.Abbe Brault, Hon.J.Robidoux, porte, Nault.R.G.de Lorimier,* Gervais, M.Lafortune, Dr.Asselin, r.de Martigny.Letters of regret at and -attendance were received from Lord an Lady Aberdeen, Sir Adolphe and Chapieau, the Bishons St.Hya- Lad e and Sherbrooke.Brief addresses were delivered by Sir William Hingston, v.Abbe Marechal and Mr.Monk.À aod Over Fur ts, dies\u2019 and \u2018Ge ' wa ton root Con Ladies, nt 8 Drees TP fa ou Jackets, Special attention is cal vez fine Healskin Bacq ed to Loi on view up to A, Rae & Donnelly's Sales UARTERLY SALE OF REDEEMED PLEDGES Impertant catalegae Sale ef Enrodeemed Pledges.The subscribers are Instructed Al .L ARONSON, Sire t, previousiy at 6.7, to sell by Publié Auction their Salesrooms, 241 and 243 St.James Pawn \u2018Tuesday, ®ct.13th, dt Wednesday.ect.a Sale each day at 2 and 7 1 pm The Unredeemed Pledges Ho September 20, 1894 to Neptember 2 1895, being from Pledge No.$I to No.51,385, also from Pledge No 205 to Na.4861.Catalogue contairs 496 lots, comprisin & large as- tment of Valuable o d Silver Watches, in Wal and Patent Levers; Gold an Pins, .Cuff Buttons, Lockets, Gold and Sii- ver Chaine, Brooches, Ear-r Bracelets, Gold Npectacl Glazer's iamonds, Pair ST Orera, Jel and Marine Glasses, Orera and Glasses, rent by nstrument, vera: Ins by Traughton & Yimms, do Revolvers, Breech-loading Guns, Winchester Rifle, Remington Typewriter, Eleciric Battery.Doctor Flaht Wooden Cu Tools, Custom Made Clothin ; À e pring and Fall Overcoa - trimmed with Otter, Hes Fer Blan kets, alises, Auct! BRUSSELS and TAPESTRY CARPETS, etc.The subscribers favored with instruo- tions from pi weary Hogan, tosell at Tor the Real Estate, Michinery, Tools and Stock and P:ant a \"ging to Parker's Foundry, Dalhousie street.A fine business has bee been built ut up In thi th Foundry, situated In manufacturing Community and there a\u201d 2 lar, custom trade.Inven be see tion robtained \"at the of office Yoh Mc H t.Sacrament street, Montreal, or on the, premises.: JUN WeD.3 A a news: { Erecuton Montreal, Sth Oct., 1896, Ml 8 saw REDUCED RENTS, ; * HOUSES.SHOPS.SFFIUES, J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO, 15) ST.JANÉS STRERT.___3% | ST.JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK: WELDOK & MCLEAN, Buristers +d Attor fos \u201cSolicitors Bask of Montreal sad Canadian Pasille wo.Be.Joba, New Bromwich Ai AT $8.5 DWELLING TO LET.PER MONTH.1213 st\" Lawrence Street ocallty.am ms in good repair.Splendid f .W.E.Cooper, mrt / \u2018 Sram Office.are in thods were thought YOU PAY.Tor But bo you get what you pay \\ sure, go.to » W.R E E D, The Roofer, me: Montreal \u201cStar\u201d BYSTBM OP .Life mp * Insurance Five hundred dollars will be paid by the Ocean Accident and Guarantes Cor- boratiop, Limited, 40, 42 sud 44 Moorgate street, London, England, to the person whom the Editor of the Montreal Daily Slar decides to be the nearest relative of any one who is killed in a railway 8ccident in the Dominion of Canada, or the United States.whilst being a passenger, provided a copy of the ntreal ily Siar (es indicated bhercalter) is found upon the decsased at tne time of the catastrophe, or if it is proved that be or ahe is a subscriber through a nows agent.or through the publishers.This sum will not be paid in the event vf an accident to railway train men while on duty.nor of a suicide.ln cases where the accident seems to the Editor to be due to carelessness on the part of the insured, 0 payment wili be made.No olaim will a poid in the case of the death of a co nder ten years of ' The Editor reserves to himself the right to pay the money.lu accordance with the provisions of any will left by the deceased.In regard to residents of Montreal, claims may be established by their have ing a Star of the day of issue, or the day previous, or by proof of their bein reguiar subscribers, direct or throug news agents.Persons living outside § of Montreal will have clauns established if | d of a paper of date within three Save previous to date of accident, or by | proof of their being regular subscribers in the same way.It must be distinctly understood by all subscribers to the Star that the decision as to the payment of the insurance money is left to the opinion of the Editor; and his decision is final.All copies of the Star are published subject to this condition.The Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation referred to above, is represented in Canada by Rolland, Lyman & Burnett, eneral managers, Temple Building, outreal.Address all correspondence to the \u201cStar,\u201d Montreal.ESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN WESTMOUNT And the Hemscheld, Faraiture and Effects J.J.DAVIES, who is leaving for nd, to sell by auction, on the premises, On THURSDAY MONNING.134k October, lendidly situated Brick Reslden The ep Sith Extension, ce ALY er Pri Ne.41 York 5: ve corne aa Tl Ince Albert Ave, 110 Leet.gas We are Instructed\u2019 by M r gla.Size of lot, 28 1-2 x contains il rooms, electric light and fixtures throughout, Dalsy furnace, \u2018concrete cellar; vec oecidedly attraciive s.lustion in many espects; tocality rapidiy Improving.Eleven rew house! the (mme- diato eo TES within the rast few months; only a a few Yar from electric CATS.leo ihe usehoid Furniture and Effects with- Fletures.Parlor Set.Book 1 Stair Carjet Kecretar Chase, Hardsume Oak \\détoard, Din- ae a China, Glass and D are, ta, sev nd othor Bureaus, B.It.Car ge) Ton Bedeleass, Springs a, Active Cool ange and Poherty Gas ®ve, both in fine order: hen Sundries, etc.The Meuse will.andthe Furnliure Rod Tmmediaiciy reek _ 240 4 _ Good Ir Re Cash advance - rl ate dry st Furniture, Pia y Teas tended.Se \u2018Ete.Sales are largely at- t and prompt re ers can depend upon fair prices 205 FRASER RROS, Auctionrors Tr J Clearing Out Sale \u2014 OF \u2014 HOUSES.We are instructed by the bnilders to sell out the following new and artistic houses at cost, to pvablo thom to uso the capil in further building operations.$3000.New Stone Front Cottage containing front and back parlors, extension kitchon.and four niro bedroomr, bath and clasot, Dalsr furnace, large yard, splendid cel with rear entrance, two Balconios.boauti- fulls decorated mantels and @ Sash.balance in monthly véymonts if #3500.New Stone Fronted Cottage containing square hall, front and back pariors, e tension kitchen, four nice bedrooms.bat th and cloeet, Daisy furnace.eplopdid « cellar with rear entrance.ae cash, balauce monthly paymentsif dusired.New Stone Fronted Cottage similar to above coataining 5 bedrooms and stable.$500 cash, nce $33 per month.83800 Two new si closet, AT beautifully decoral with handsome tes and mantels, vs ment divided laundry.$300 cash, balance $33 per month.25500, Pressed Brick Three Story Hi The parlor, din Thr »g room, wide en _ trance haji, extension vigding val fintehod in hardwood, hand some windin; AIR ro six fine This house is dvvod with Liandsome mantels and tes and is boautifally docor- ated, ted, $500 cash cash, balance to suit.$605.00 New Three Story New Brunswick Sandstone Front House, containing large entrance parlor and dining room, extension kitchen, all finished in oak.7 bedrooms upatairs all richly decorated.Thiu Dou has every convenionce and is fitted ith handsome hariwood mante! Le divided into laundry and er.Lot à 35x11 a lane.Adjoining house sold.$i 000 cach and balance to suit.Three houses have been eold during the past week.Come quick and get a bargain, + .\u20140 THE MONTREAL Investment & Freehold Co., Room 8, 108 Se.James Se.| EDUCATIONAL.EVENING CLASSES (Individual Instruction) .\u2026.Shorthand Institute, English and Business Training School, 110 MANSFIELD AT, On Monday, Wednesday and Friday Rveatugs Commencing Oct.3th.; Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeepi Peo Correos, Rogibacrint, harrier Er Commercial Law Businces F Lecturer, Mi 1 BABOL From Corer art propia, los Cuclle Hugeusin.Mrs Bullock, Principal t Mr 1981 for eircalars.30 % ART ASSOCIATION, ADVANCED ART CLASSES.Session 1896-97.Classes will commence on Wednesda, under the direction of i WM.BRYN) 14ta October, NEW, BR.4 wk ase rooms oben dall pattuction na at Nos BCHOLARSHIPS ow ORT on please re io, as 3008 as possible.- 09 THE MONTREAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 938 Dorchester 5t., near Moum Montreal P.Q.Derelapment is all branches Pupils may enter at any thas.For Pr as NER.\u20ac BE ue > : \u2014vwouT MR.THOMAS IF VIOLINIST, \u201cSines Having returried from .begs to Europe, Ripe, and \"uthers that ho hs resus umed., TORIA NTREET.Teras Toon mob Worlda ad VIOLIN LESSG Pas Pater $5.00 a Mot! h the I.SILVERSTON, 37 Hut, Board MR.©.Hors\" memo- rovide that J.H Ohad remain Late MR.of Tht Rosel Colitod, say six forte.Hi Le LA revision, in étre CS a0 Tal ey ond.others.de~ \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ot tue orders - UMDER VICE REGA: With manu! THOS.A.LE Teacher of Vielin.Bai sod aki i Ve BOUT CZAR, miss ADRIENat Russia's Ruler of Mr.Bussive, I SS®InALED.t Roading will reve Dalen aire betes special): = T5, Sooloch \" m°\u2019no orale W.RAPHAEI the clubs last night FOR DRAWIN he Caar had Leon 1708 HT.fat oi its fautey.That ted so freely poln HIGH GRAD Cr ehensions which JE WEBSTER Eng mens minds dur- riod of the New York and Lcodoy 1773 Ontario street.?\u20aczar's tour.\u2026- Al CUT RATE.F Will resume a 145 & tech.) qu un Tu eD > AY 3 the Ertan Pacific 91 Aimer Street [noter aie to-any of its sate on flour - York trom | ER == : re 6é 99 Ru rough amous $5: 8 to redwe is were abrinkage.e cent rate x 13 on all FIVE SIZES.nt Paples nd Vibrati Grates.Trot pestis Heute lr\u2019 aaa an ively Destoroot + SIZES HEATERS and sner sTovEs.R.& W.KERR, ° 1895 Notre Dame Street.N.B.\u2014- FOR SALE, CHEAP, 108 KECOND BAND REATERS, | 340m 3 Jaw Shop and Dwelling TO LET.20689-2691 St.Catherine Street (NEAR ST.MARK).|\" Dwelling in first-class order\u2014tinted last May.Store has been three years pecupied by a picture framer.Splendid chance for a steady good worker to continue the business.Stock and fixtmes complete in trade can be had at a low figure.For further information apply to W.E.COOPER, DRAIN PIPES ry PORTLAND CEMENTS CALCINED PLASTER, WHITING.Paris White, Borax, Ete.W.& F.P.CURRIE & to.\u2014 WOOD'S PHOSPHODINE The Great English Remedy.Sie Pachaow Guovendsed fo ) Before and After.bacon, Op or ene srnity, Consumption and an sarily grave.Ras been over 85 years in thonsends ef cases; is the only ReMable and Jonest Medicine Bmowg.Askdruggistfor Weed's Phosphodlhe) if be offers scams worthless medicine In | Bass EEE ES * VIF 5 Tem he \u2018 | hk } Na .s a .» 5 ! .} .¢ THE MONTREAL DA | THE REVOLT br i po, To ptr Je 0 |] arp y 0 S ut = Jak te sackvirdlie lid ° y eo Court on the inciden \u2018 question, as they would, in such a ; IN THE COUNCIL.oyent.have to ay the entire expen: \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 oun 5 aveu tee Tue epatit OÙ the law waa in favor .ex lon.in election cawes.Dr.Ro ALD, PREFONTAINE sion of Parliament with convertie S FORMER | Sion Parliament ith a contestati a over ALR, &n there way a J bility that h Blouse Dept.FRIENDS \u2018INSIST ON ENQUIRY.EE WIth The caso stil undecided whi .ik Bl black a r Teenbolme argued, was most Ladies\u2019 All-Silk Blouses, groun ; desira and white and fancy stripes, fit and His Honar was not certain whet style guaranteed, $35 The Motion for the Appointment uu, as\u2019 proetin lication fount of you oe endo comfort buy one of a Co itt f upon an Beaba from his own decis® our new bling pd colors and mmitlee 0 Enquiry Toe ion Baas prima faci io a ay nowee pes; prices from $1.60.M { sonable The Judge could bar Moved Up on the | exertise Lis \u2018discret t t such 88 Skirt D up Order Paper application netics re eh ept.by Special Request of Aldermen = Higa ha the appellant had not ¢ Ladies\u2019 AHU-Wool Knitted Skirts, Gc.a little furtber discassiod in .s.\u2018hich all the 1 t took Part, Ladies\u2019 Fancy Shot Moreen Skirts i Ho counsel present took, ; .nu t 4° with 9-inch flounce and extra frill, full _ There was quite a large gathering of OF took the cum ou deli width, $1.98.French-speaking aldermen about [ihe ; .City Hall this morning, and frony the PERSONALS.Special.fact that they conferred together fir a Ladies\u2019 Knicker Skirts, with detach somathing re mat Liout-Col.W.R.Oswald, tes - Skirts - was on ca wald and family, who have > batt linings, made in silk, satin, serge Towards noon Aldermen Savigné» Le- Buesta of Mrs ie lds, the stm sm weed.febvre.Jacques and one or two, sthers Verena.Lower Lachine, duri r the au- The most suitable garment for fall and called upon the City Clerk, and wien the unm have returned to town and Miss winter wear, entailing warmth and free- Mayor, later on, arrived at office Grrenshields ba «3 eturned to .ve pot yet 3 dom to the wearer.Mr.David explained to him he had Tai Van I jed by Miss been requested by some of the pidermen an Horne, aocom | PO .Van Horne and Mia Adel van Horne, ildren\u2019 S Wear to have Ald.Savignac's notice motion has ret a \u201cKoven- M, Fall Head W * for the appointment of a committee to boven Fr nce at St Pom 500.ear for infants.Bon- investigate Ald.Prefontaine\u2019 remarks, Andrew's, N.B., whe aay al aced up near the wp of the od prolonged Man t 1 us PAboun\u2019s Sleeping Garments in na for the next m mee ting of the func nil \u201cFlo this seaso wha Collison, Chl a sure protection trom cold; UTiginal intention.it apreay.was to The Ve Venerable pa cacon 7 request the suinmon a aecial | mieet- d a).England, who,- agua\u201d 750.ing to discuss the Ea b- À d.Pre- arcoapen es eos Lan llison and Mas- fontaine had already put 3 a ret ter Collison, are amo: the recent ar- ne VS\" Clothing.struction comtracts.and Aderman Sa | [Nas in town.are agp ins 8b the Sex 5, an - aur an vignac's notice of motion bd to be con- Lawrence.Hall.Royal Victoria Cn: er stock a new line of Hali- tent with eighth place of th order paper.® [¥inifred Ds t t tain.Hospital, who has ering from w ab in 3 piece Norfolk Buits, The Mayor this afterne issued the fndisposition for some] Weeks past, has (ctoby #xtra quality linings, stitch- call for iho meeting and une ed the left town for Maple .hine, on à varie throughout, from $3.25.(bough Le said he doubfi whether the YSit to Mr.J.P.Daufs and dirs Dawes, avy Serge Pants, from 650, anotion owing to its indefiteness should \"© Técuprrate.= Y ever have bee st all.Miss Reid Taylor who bas returned Bax Ald.Jacques ee ting said.that from a visit of Sevfral manths to Eng- -arters the aldermen intended to insist u land, is the of Ser brother, Mr.a full explanation fHm Ald.Pre on Reid Taylor.rest, with whom she ARMST = f M I ! taine, appeared pich hurt at the Will spend the w .ai Jom = ior Mantles wayne latter treate Lim at tho last Mra.Dickey, Dublin, Leeland, who avenue, on, meeting ounci as e meet- among the Ut arriva in wn pm.Érienail and Winter Mantles ing was adjourning » asked Ald.Pre- is t est off ber sister, spectfully le latest novelties im- fontaine to explain \u201chat he meant by be FE mend .; sireet, ; CARROLL\u2014fm the great world cen- his statement, and te chairman of the nt whom shef will spend the winter.B96, W Roud Committee raid: \u201cDon\u2019t bother tao ho has bee Bee aged bl.We have thousands Mrs.J.rtson, Ww n me.I will make -xplanations quiek spending_ the suminer in England, re- COUGHLIN_ Alect from at less than enough ee iba ime comes\u201d au.turned on ip Canada, and A Altoge the gratiums ween will cou during the winter the resi- Prefuntaine, prmer unquestioned PY eH year yout Tomar af (ho ed rity in the Counail | dence 20 Dor ay) ad deat a large seobin of his former fol Mr.wiflliam Wain ht and family aged lowers are very pich strained.In fact, have reffurned to town for the winter biter.\u201csony & CO it is a general volt.and with some of from gheir country se at Coati the hard whic ve been said covke, - CHISHOLM\u2014At og it is difficult ob woe how a reconcilia | summer holidays.William cmspou tion can be offe-ed.Curwen, of Brighton.England, who B ef At aherine St., The English-ecaking aldermen gener- been making a short stay in town DUGUAT nffctoaLrE sr ally have takes nu sides in the matter, ce bis arrival from England, has ta VIDSON At ce .and their ~n was pretty well ex- n his departure on an extended trip DAY th mst.Wille Telephone 3833, plained by Al- Kinsella this morning, the Pacific Coast.| Florist.in no \"557 | when he repgrked: \u2018I did not feel a gf Miss Campbell and Miss Katharine wi , Sake A place bit hurt by 4d.Prefontaine\u2019s remar Campbell, 03 Peel street, have taken at made noss!incut charge, at any F- their departure for Loon Lake, in the Friends \u2018and rel a and as I y myself that I neve Adirondacks, where they will spend a ons he A Kine) ceived 1 do not bother If week or ten days.bout asinuation.\u201d Mie wyery *Meantiny (here is much eur y as Mrs.James Hunter, Philadelphia.who Carillon, \"aE Properties will to Ald ; + action ~| 18 on a visit to Mont after some ENORT Un = ' : hain acl a : years absence, is the guest of her son date = AUCTION tor poe at the revo ir Herbert | Hunter and Mrs.Hunter, = \" street.lowérs as! the y i Mr.W.V.Onslow, Londen, Ont., who- FISHER, 181 St.James Street upon him sn! i Sunday ** the a returned from England by the Canada, 12 veal him.Apaber state has been spending a few days in town FENSEUAY, Oct.21, disclaim wy int before taking his departure for the .rother slide ri ' Qrughlleven O'Clock a.m.2 Ivan Wotherspoon and family, who ve spent t summer and early au- GAMBLNTOINE ST.\u2014 A very sub- Won tumn at their country house at Ste.GB Well built solid stone House, py \u2014 Anne de Bellevue, have returned to town HATC wide aaj abo * Jeet deep.To be useed at a Conference of the for the winter.Ma: = ide MP a sel by .Local! Council of Women.Mr.George Bowack.of London, is stay- Hav oa wide lane in.rear.\u2014Good h- House.\u2014Terms :\u2014$1500 du ; ing at the Windsar, en route for - Verainder on time, or a at be Montreal 1.Council of Wo- land, after a tour of twélve mont sption.ne (men will hold a putigio conference on through Canada, China, Java and Japan.UE anse \u2014 / work for children to-morrow afternoon, a Hoo.Mr Justice Devidson, and .fam- : at three o'clock, in the Y.M.C.A.Hall.y ve returned town from their /ithout Rese The following aeons ong many Lave epent the Test four moniter ue #5 and 7 SISSON EB STREET others have been presented thy the Coun- Mrs.George McKinnon, who has spent property, yielding a f fäir revenue and cil to those affiliated societies in the city some months in Winnipeg on a visit Hoared orb business purposes.Lot which | with work for ¢ ildren.The to her gister.Mra.Hugh John Macdonald, front on St.Aatoibe Street, and result of the investigation will be made bas left on a visit to New York.& feet on n Street, with good Enown at the meeting.All Persons in-| Dr.H.D.Hamilton returned this 1g3 thereon terested in children and\u201dthe rk done morning fran Lake Saranac.in the for them in Montreal are invi&d to be Adirondacks, where he has been attend- aK SIMPSON & C0 present, and the members of Affiliated ing a medical conventidn.societies are particularly requedted to + H participate in Lhe discussion.Mrs.\\Drui- ais ny Vies fre in TATE AUCTIONEERS.x31 mond and Mra Learmont will adress England, was among the arrivals last the meeting.to Admission week by the Lake io.uestions, as to : .; At what dmitted: H Mrs.Jackson and family have arrived A RAGGED BRIGADE., are they Kept Do you take from New York, on a visit to her pa- Nos Uniform Firen a Ther Tothersi If mot, why motf What Yo tents or J.0.Crawford and Mrs.Craw- .r Firemen an © © you do to prevent institutionalizing ?ord, moun Apparatus Falling to Pieces.vou consider the individuality of eac Mr.and Mrs.Henri Laurier and Miss .\u2014_\u2014 dy | Papin, Arthabaskaville, are in the Chief Benoit has prepared a report for \u201cAy to means of iding { + ci i providing for them: \\I city, the guests of Mr.L.O.David, tbe Fire Gommittee showing that the How do you provide for children after Chetrier street.department is in immediate and prese- they have elt ibe instiatioat Do you Mr.Joho Taylor, accompanied by Mra do t , pe chon Potter fe heen keep Ÿp record, of every child, adopted vd vrure for England last week by the tower No.10 Station, on St.Cather- out.to wl.age shou ys an Patisian.\u201c girls be kept in \u201cthe same institution ?ime stro, near, Guy.bad been condemn: B51 DL: I Ty Eye td ~clared to be dangerous to life and pro- | Do you eurize the milk?We wüll wberd they intend spending part of the se the Hayes and Dorval extension be pleas to receive coples of simple qinte Elders and te salvas s és ae > pare As to Preventive Measures against Dis a Miss icotte, St.hisser dot her EF caging tn Ce ei bane pl ire vou à oungantior room Ty hope dater NEA, rite 98 Fo fit to use.a regular physician connected with the street.The firemen have had no uniforms Institution ?Is there a physical ex- Dr.Fortier and Mrs.Fortier, who are this.year, and Chief Benoit says that amination of all employees previous Lo guong thel recent ah Wine from now - enagagement ?uebec, staying a indsor.dede in command of à ragged bri As to Educational Methods: Mr.F wet, Q.C., and Mrs \u2014 dergarieng.How long are the echooi Choauet are) visiting Mr, Milton Mo _ FELL FROM A ROOF.\u20ac at Donald, M A.at Acton Vale.does Are api trodes taught + \u201c| Mr.BH.Mackstney and family have re- 0.St.Cyr, who works for L.H.He- w tarned tot from their summer resi- As to Overlapping of Work: .nault, fell from one of the latter's ice What is the difference between the dence at Norw , for the autumn.\u2018\u201chousés on Napoleon street veslerday af- .Mrs.Etu New York.has ar- b work done by the Foundling and In- rs.rg ones, \u20ac ternoon, and was badly injured.He was fant's Nursery\u201d and \u201cThe Infant's rived in town ok a visit to her mother, removed to Notre Dame | lospital here Home?\u2019 Do you think that our insti- Mre.Kiiby, Ox n avenue.been fractun ! nat ad hb right aloo sue.tutions are overlapping?If so, how?Miss Johnston} bes left town =, mT 3 \u2014 her aun ra.Paton, a tained a slight contusion of ee spine.TE a Pl \u2014 ST.ANTOINE DI DIVISION.y ; ; Mrs.T.G.Sha bnessy, who has been ; RUN OVER BY À CAB.Dr.Roddien\" Apply for Stay making a short vikit to Quebec, bas re- An old woman named Mrs.Normozle, s Counsel pply for u to who lives at 107 x.Urbain streot was of Proceedings.; run over by a hack at the corner of St.à BOS Charles Borromes and Dorchester streets Arguments were heard this morning .TON & AINE BR.R.Inst evening and badly shaken up.She by Mr.Acting Chief Justice Tait in : vu \u2018 pas taken to the General | Hospital where the St.Antoine division contested eleo- mire ama report] of the Boston and r injuries were tion tase, upon some incidental points aine lway shofes that t oe .\u2014_\u2014 s : transportation\u201d earn were $20,460, GOVERNOR FRASER'S HEALTH.reed.It will be remembered that His g009/\" and the pis 1 expenses, §;4.- : Honor has already dismissed the pre- 547.683.62, leaving 3 het income of $5- Ottawa, October 14.fe Special.) LÀ = Ldeut~ liminary objections, raised in their 597,261.48.ba!£nce available for 7 Governor Fraser, of New Brunswick client\u2019s behalf, by Dr.Roddick's (mem- dividends, ator ymfpnt of all charges, been given leave ol absence until Faune der, for the division) counsel.An a is $1,805.469.44.The tdk:al increase : «30 next.He will go to southern France wae immediately taken to the a ceipts over 1895 was 3 140,887.46, and in \u2018for his healt rome Court, and application was made the plot pan of $961, a abe the Das bis morning for suspension of all pro- THREE M2.008.Ta Tease of Toes .Special Notices.ceedings.pending the decision of that Wa The rt a ie i me ; 00e of the attractions of Bt.Cather body dy on the py liminary obj stions repo.is « co ered nos sane street west show window -8\u2014Hait>% jons | Sfacton copeidering + cour Mr.C.W.Lindeay's piano warerooms, Abbott, C., appeared on behalf of merolal conditions > country.The which contains two Chickering pianos, Dr.Roddick, and supported the appli- tOtal miles operated this road now one being the 1896 model, the ather a catioh for a stay of proveedings.The Teach zi 0.+ which.v some % mi miles 1 FeMe gai Che past, being manufat ured pointed out that a decision by the Bu wars are nl ihe om pi ~~ ~ sin 1684.preme Court.if favorable to their client, Tay.are In he plesuprn | Townships Ic \u201c _ would have the effect of confirming Is stated that et oo the Boston The Grant Gold Cure Institute, 650 Roddick In his seat, and would thus Maine will-secure an ent into aan | 8 « Notre Dame street, Maisonneuve (Mon- render further proceedings on the Fe : treal Fast), the 1 cet Best sed most tition Unnécessary and useless.There- real.~~ \u2018suooessiu institute in a anada for ore, it was argued, it would he better \u201cl'éttré of the Hquor .oured to await the result of the tppeal on SATURDAY'S L MATCH.\u2018more victims of alcaholism than all the preliminary objections before incur | others combined.Ged.Grant, manager.ring the e Te ich would be heavy, ; Phone 7086.43 8 of trying U the case on its merits.Great pre tions being made for Mr.Trenhoime, Q.C.with whom the foot match ween Montreal That there's a chil?in the air is evi- Tas Mr.J.M.Ferguson, on behalf and Outaven College, whi tah place cu nt from the great sale o titianers, Strongly \"opposed the ap- ontreal Groun nex y .Woo iankots at 8.Carsley Co, fe on for a suspension of prooeed- Mr.Edward ly.of Toronto, the Ltd: a and Te x oben the the price de ngs.abd asked that a day ve fixed, otary of the, Canadia Rugby Union, - only a blanket worth the middle Novem- been asked to ac eres.' \"fenst.ber.for the final hearing the case.TL \u2014\u2014 ion had now been before the Ex-United States Genfptor Thomas Léok out out, ladies, for thei sale of Mink courts for nearly four months, and thers Ferry.died st Grand ven, Mick, of ~=Npgk Ruffs at the Carsley Ooy, Lt seemed every d r of the statutory six paralysis, to-day.» ee Tw choice lot of Alaska months ex before a final decision Helen Fore\u2019 À TA \u201c@able Ru Pres Ne voi Sable Tos ould be hed, which ould necoeni- ban Pi _ wa?Hie .a entire wor \u201ccogiioe 4 _\u2014_ .4 recommrmcorment, \"te \"enilre | ee 3 G -\u2014 0.van - ast ures dure F'œu'Afinty-four hours: Ce 1 nounce distinctly that if t > , - \u2014 RIVERS-WILSON UPHOLDS HAYS.(Continued from Page 1.) London, Octobéi 14.\u2014(Press report.) \u2014 The annusl meeting of the directors and shareholders of the Grand Trunk Railway was beld to-day, as previously announced.; The meeting room was crowded, a more representative.meeting never having been held in the history of the Company.Eir Charles Rivers-Wilson, the president of the Company, presided, and in the course of his remarks said in reference to the statements which had been ade regarding the increase of the expenses of the Company during the past year, that when the Presidential election in the United States was over, the westbound traffic of the road would resume its ordinary proportions and the expenditures under the general charges would be reduced in the future.The re-organ- ization of the system and the concentration of the old and widely spread property had been completed.Continuing bis address to the directors and shareholders, Sir Charles Rivers- Wilson said that Mr.Charles M, Hays.the General Manager of the Grand Trunk Railway, had shown himself to be the very best man for the position.The allegations that the management has shown à tendenc to Americanize the Grand \u2018Trunk road, he said.bad been greatly exaggerated.The G.T.R.was to a very considérable degree an American line, and the Company must be guided by the interests of the shakeholders, which he would never suhordinate to sentimental considerations.The times which had beset the present administration, Sir Charles said, had not been propitious, but the horizon was clearing.- \u2018The volume of business had been gen- eraily paralyzed, but'after the American election, the prosperity of the Company would be returned.Railways in America, he said, must pursue a waiting policy at the present time.The finances of the Company were in a condition to relieve all anxiety and upon the revival of business the Company would in a position Lo avail itself of the fullest advanigges accruing to the shareholders.Mr.Jeffry advovated the sale or rental of the propert of the company at Toronto, and complained of the dismissal of certain officials of the road.\u201cIt,\u201d he said, \u201cwe should go to war wit the United States\u2014\" (here the speaker's remarks were drowned with hisses).Mr.Baker, a shareholdér, assailed the administration for its extravagance, which, he alleged, bad brought the company to its present lamentable condition, and at the conclusion of his speech moved an amendinent to the resolution to adopt the annual report, that the meeting should not confirm that portion of the report relating to the arrangement entered into between the authorities of the company and.those of the city of Portland, 3fe.contemplating the joint \u2018erection of an elevator for the use of the company in loading trans-Atlantic vessels with ain.The directors and shareholders of the company, he declared, must not approve of any scheme which involved handing over the control of any part of the system of the Grand Trunk to Americans, who seemed to be playing ihto the hands of the American steamship lines.The chairman, Sir Charles Rivers-Wil- son, interrupted the speaker at this juncture, and said: \u2018Most of tne statements which you have already made are inaccurate, and have been refuted.\u201d Mr.Baker said that theesum of £1500, which had bee been e made with t Portland'authorities for the erection of grain elevators, had all.been spent in communicating with the shareholders of the Company on the subject.Shareholder Viers supported the contention of Mr.Baker in a \u2018humorous and poetic speech, in which he described the address of the president, Sir Charles Rivers-Wilson, as an impractical sermon.Mr.Landon and other shareholders supported the chair, Mr.Landen saying that evident a number of the shareholders.ex ed the Board of Directors to work upon the penny-in-the- slot principle, which was simply to put a new rd in the slot, anid the outcome would be something sweet.Sir Charles Rivers Wilson said, in reply to the gentlemen who had spoken in opposition to him, that the company n learni under an inherited accumulation of liability, which it was anxious to dispose of.the Toronto belt line, he said steps had been \u2018taken to turn its system into that of a street do so.The line appeared to be of no value.The information which Mr.Bristol Baker was in sion of, he said.had been obtained from a circular, written by a clerk, who had been dismissed from the service of the company._ Mr.Bartholomew described the © sition to the management of Mr.Hays as rubbish.The Portland elevator, he declared, while it was of the utmost importance to the Company, was without cost to the company; the receipts would pay for it all.He therefore moved that the report of the Company, as submitted to the meeting, be adopted.Mr.Joseph; Price and Mr.Tomlins seconded the motion.The one amendment was lost with a practically unanimous vote, there being no supporters besides the movers themselves.The report was adopted unanimously.The meeting was an exceptionally orderly one.- AFTER THE STREET RAILWAY.\u2014 = Some of the west end members of the City Council are watching the construction of the new Guy street line of the Street Railway Compan , and an- ine is not y d the top of the Cote des Neigzs hill within Lhe time specified by the contract they will move in the Council for the confiscation of the company\u2019s deposit of $25.00) and the imposition of the fine of $2) a day.for the full term of the delay in completing the line.\u2014_\u2014 completed to the ON THE LAKE WINNIPEG.The Beaver Line SS.Lake Winnipeg passed Father Point inwards at eleven o'clock this morning.Following is her saloon prssenger list: Mn.Sykes, Mrs.Sykes, Mrs.Sillifant, Miss Watts, Rev.Mr.Leduc, Rev.Mr Lefevre, Mr.Falies, Mr.Hillson.Mr Perry, Mrs.Perry, Mas- .ter Roy PRerry, Mim Edith Perry.Mr.Greenwood, also 40 steerage passengers.The Lake Winnipeg is due in Montreal on Friday morning.agp.+ BOARD OF HEALTH PROPERTY.The members of the Board of Health this afternoon made a tour of the.de- partment\u2019s plant and roperty, in- cludi the incinerator, the fever hospital, dumps and stables of the scavenging department.A need for re was found to exist in ever establishment.TYNAN'S RELEASE.Paris, October 14.\u2014It is announced that P.J.Tynan will be released tomorrow.FOR THE MUSEUM.Mr.J.B.Williams, Curator of the Natural History Society, who returned from an extensive trip abroad on Sunday last, brought with him to this city a TS; j= , Melle.70, 42: Winni A Quebell Ottawa, é, 40; Monte , 38; ax, 54, 64, number of interesting imèns of animal and reptile life, which be obtained STAR\u2014WEDNESDAY, railway, or to sell the line if they could j OCTOBER 1, i se embrace an African crocodile, mes- suring thres feet in length.the gift of the Derby Museum in Liverpool; à Hu- fescent snake, two rhomb marked snakes and a puff r, from Africs, two splendid specimens of toads, of the \u201cGiant\u201d and Adorned Ceratophrys\u201d species, from.Brazil\u2014the snakes and toads being presented by the authorities of the London Zoological Gardens; and a tortoise from Southern Europe.The crocodiles and snakes are in excellent condition, having stood the ocean voyage well.In addition to these valuable s cimens of reptile life, Mr.Williams also brought along with him fine collections of British and foreign birds and insects, among the number being the {Owen Apteryx,\u201d a wingless bir: from ew Zealand.Mr.Williams hopes to have these recent additions to the Natural History Society's Museum on exhibition during the present week.GRANGERS LED IN ADVANCE.ee The Better Conditions or Tuesday Continued To-day.(Special to the Star.) New York, October 14\u2014Fhe advance Legun in the stock market Yesterday was continued to-day, and during the first three hours was very rapid.Under the spur of London \u201cpuying and the announcement of the engagement of one and a balf millions more gold for import, the London prices came in before the opening far above parity.The continued advance in wheat also helped the buying, and further weakness in sterling exchange, under pressure of commercial bills against exports, was a reassuring factor.Sugar, which has long hesitated, jumped to the front again, and made a decided gain, but the Grangers were the leaders, with St.Paul in the van.Reud- Ing was a strong feature also.Brokers agreed that there was heavy buying for the long as well as the short account.Tobacco was strikingl irregular, leaping up a point at {be start and then, while other stocks were booming, dropping four points.There was amart buying in the bond division, caus- ng quick advances.In the late after ncon there was some realizing on ru- inors about troutle growing out of the Bancroft's mission to the Dardanelles., London, October 14\u2014In city banking circles it is believed that the rate of discount of the Bank of England will be increased to\u2018marrow to 31-2 per cent.and an advance to 4 per cent.is not regarded as improbable.included in to-day\u2019s withdrawals from the Bank of England was the sum of £318.000, for shipment to the United ates.! - TREMENDOUS SEA ON.Dolng Ite Worst.Halifax, N.S., October 14.\u2014Reports of this province show that every shoal is breaking.Pilots and coasting captaius agree that the most frightful sea of ten years is running.Yesterday there was a big swell heaving on the land, caused by the gale at sea.This was made worse by the gale of last night.The steamer Olivette, which sailed this morning for Boston, returned.to port on account of the high seas she encountered.The vessel almost turned over, so badly did ahe roll.She shipped large bodies of water.Thé steamers R.F.Mathews for Havre; the Seine, for sea cable laying, and the Delta, for Sydney, are waiting for the sea to subside to proceed.It is reported to-day that an unknown schooner \u201cwas lost with all bands at Sphinx Cove, ten miles from Halifax.The w are \u2018down, and it is impossible at present to get particulars.Tle schooners Sea Foam and Brookside collided in the \u2018harbor, and the Brookside lost a jibboom, main m and mainsail.steamer Florence Abbott, from Sydney for Yarmouth, is ashore at Lat- tave.The steamship Hesper, which went ashore some time ago at kport, was broken in two last night and sank.The steamer Carthaginian, which is due from St.John's, Nfld, and Liverpool, will doubtless have a rough experience to report as the storm is travelling east.Fears are now entertained for mackerel fishing schooners, many of which are engaged in the direct track of the orm.ROASTED, TO DEATH, Two Mall Train Employes Suffer a Horrible Fate.Columbia, 8.C., October 14.\u2014Through a misunderstanding of an order, the north and south bound trains on the Florida Central and Peninsular Railway had a head-end collision at five minutes past three o'clock this morning, two and a half miles below Swansea, about thirty miles from this city.The trains came together on an embankment.The engineers and firemen jumped and escaped without 1n- jury.Express Messenger W.D.Lines and Mail Agent L.A.Thomas were pinioned in the wreck, which caught fire from the coal oil lamps.The crews of both trains.who were uninjured, tried to cut them out, but the flames spread [ so rapidly that they could do nothing \u201cto aid the two unfortunates, who were roasted to death.Flagman Ulmer was standing between the second-class and aggage cars, a e is supposed fo have been burned to death.No passengers were hurt, - MORE HOG CHOLERA, Toronto, Ont., October 14.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 The Provincial Health Department has received notification ot another outbreak of hog cholera in Kent County.he disease is prevalent in many parts of Ontario, and the authorities here will ask the Dominion Agriculture Department to help stamp it out, \u201d Veterinary surgeons tell the department that hog cholera is really typhoid fever, and is contagious among hogs.The tainted meat of these hogs will give the disease to any who eat it.ESCAPES AT CORNWALL.(Special to the Star.) Cornwall, Ont., October.14.\u2014 Albert Bowker, awaiting trial for criminal assault, made his escape from the gaol here to-day.Bowker asked to be allowed out In the corridor to get a basn of water.The main door was left open and Bowker made a break and escaped.The deputy sheriff and a dozen constables are in pursuit.A TORONTO FAILURE, (Special to the Star.) _ - Toronto, October 14.\u2014John Muldrew &.Co.wholesale woollen merchants, a firm which bas been in existence for only about {Wo years, are in financial difficulties, and will call a meeting of creditors in a few days.John Muldrew was formerly a partner in the firm of McMaster & Co.and left it to go into business for himself.A QUEER REPORT DENIED.- London, October 14.\u2014Officials at the Foreign Office disclaim having any know- lodge of the report of the intention of the United States to force a passage through the Dardanelles with the United Eta gun-boat Bancroft.' It is stated that the British fleet in the Mediterranean has not been advised of such a movement and cannot.therefore, assist the American fleet as stated in the report.! ANOTHER PRISONER ESCAPES.This morning another prisoner, a oung man named Robert Reid, escaped rom custody at thd Court House io | about.the seme manner as the case which 4 Lo .r = = = - .Lore , 1 ons from the leading museums of England.gure during The Gale on the Nova Scotia Coast | the south-east storm on the coast of.LAST EDITION the last term of the 80% Bench.Yesterday two jours man, Reid and Thomas ray, were arrested by Constalle Picard on the on of stealing a fur coat valued at thirty dollars, the propert of Ernest Bolvin, merchant, core x St.Lambert's Hill and Notre Dame street.Gray pleaded guilty, but Reid denied the accusation.He was then taken before the Recorder for drunkenness and condemned to ten days in gaol, being brought up this morning again for trial on the first charge.After hearing the evidence Judge Dugas acquitted him and quietly taking up his hat, Reid walked from tho room into the street and it was not until some time after that the was noticed.The police were immediately apprised of t matter and are scouring the city for the prisoner.esca THE GAOL INVESTIGATION.DMesars.O.M.Auge, George G.Foster and L.H.Archambault, the Commis- siuners appointed to enquire working o 1 have been holding daily scssions at the Gaol lately.Nearly all the officials, as well as some outsiders, are being examined ,under oath to enable the Commissioners to report upon the condition of the gaol to the Government, COLLISION IN RIVER.Quebec, October 14.\u2014 The bark Mathilde' was struck by a steamship while soins up the river at Grosse Isle at FINANCE AND COMMERCE, The local stock market Is in much the same pueltion showing consideratie\u2019 ffrm- lless without nowever much activity.In Street Hallways there was some dealing during the mon: session at about steady 1igures, ana cawe met with some attention at 143 to 144 i-2.he New York market was firm.The quick response made by Wall Street to the official Republican announcement of the ' assured political outlook 1s looked there as proot o[ where the sym the best Fnanciai Interests lia, 1ation rowever, 1s still largely protessional and commission houses are disposed to pursue a conservative course nding election results.\u201cme The London market was Inactive except © American securities which were in demand, and strong.| Morning Smes\u201421 Commerce at 125; 25 Cable at 145; ou at 144 1-2: 7 telephone at 156; 1U Toronto Ry.\u2026.69 84 1-2; 4 gas xd.LT¥.1u0 Street Ry., 218.nud jernoon Sules\u201425 Cable at 144, 25 at MONTREAL STOCK EXCHA NGE.\u2014 Reported for the STAR by Gordon Strathy & Co, Stock Brokers.9 dt.Bacranient street.14 Oct.13.Ask.Bid.Ask.Bid ses 57 58 s7 14344 145 Mik 44 3 4 10 10 1% 163 162% 103 au © 34 217» 8 US 4 21 4 Royal Electric .Bank of Montreal 37 100 18 15 191% 166 7 15 wr & \u2014_ 2 \u2014 ss 8s Co.15 13 Toronto Rail Catal 0 en oron WAY.West.Loan & Frat .9 2.Postal Tel Co xd.8 764 7 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.Spocially reported for the SrAR by C.D.Monk, 16 St.Sacrement Btreet, loon] manager for J.8.Bache & Co, New York, orer direct private wire; _ Ope Close.Opp.n 7 307 106: 107: pu in Hig 13 13% 14 © «a ex BW 12 174 \u2018New York Cen.& Hud.914.op TO IT eveland C.C.&Bt.L.\u2014 \u2014 244 MX hi Ges.ri ws fri ww Canada Southern ! 6 © Distillers & Cattle Fdrs., -\u2014 \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 136 a ax el Se ue CO IX 04 1h wt af ab Rg 1654 fo 25) HH M as 42! 42 15 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014_ 65e \u2014 - \u2014 164 14K ou sx un 19% He rs] 20% \u201ca 20 ex re.-\u2014 = ZZ étre eC J 4 Northern Pacifo.\u2026 13% 194 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 We 19% 19e » % sé 156 13% 19 1 1 SR 5 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 605 6854 594 a 200 20%4 704 cs 9 MM \u2014 = a nu OUR 4 4\u20ac Jy 14 14 un #4 84 sx\u201c 81 See SEM 504 .WALL STREET GOSSIP.4.8.Bashe & Co.N.Y Wire Their Local Manager C.D.Monk.Consois down 2-16.United States gunboat Bancroft has been ordered to go thiough the Dardanelies with Minister \u2018Terreu on boa If otstac piaced in her way by Turkish forts, the American Ileet will come to her Wi.thdrawais of gold yesterday, fod Goid balance, $123,730 732, of gold nas been sold drect » _3876,900 A great : by Bank ers to money brokers, etc.Chicago Hog Market, n Stock Yards, October 14.\u2014The estimated receipts of were 84,000.The Yificial report of yesterday was, 22 663, of which 205! a and 1500 left over.The quotations to-dey were: Light mi d, $3.20 \u2018to 33.66; m king, 53.580 to 83.60; heavy shinping, 32.25 5 13.6; rough 33.05 to $8.70.receipts of ca*tle were 1690, \u2018Inciuding 1200 Texans and 7209 west- ems.Mr.Joseph \u2018Laurion, pilot of the steam- t Longueuil, has passed the examination entitling him to the diploma of steamboat captain on the Bt.Lawrence.into the : the Court House and Gaol, ! e spezu- : AMERICAN MARKETS; aie us Lowsat rage Wheat ; sn a géo ; XX TU 94 \"ons Bec: 17 1 I 2906 Pork Jen.Ea i 710 Latd Jan.$50 457 47 437 Short Rife Jan: M NT S10 77-00 New York Whent Dec.77 TT Toy TC \" Mull THe TY 18 5e Corn Dec: 24 O9 iy May.36% UK MY | TaN ee ee ea \u201ces * Des on oh oy .Prises Dec.9 ea UK _ May | : 534 ™ Ta 724 BRITISH MARKETS.ble advices to the Board of Trade es Ort the Britisn markets for brendstuf! 83 follows: Londan-Cargoes off const: Wheat and maize, rothing doing.Car on age \u2014 Wheat, sellers withdrawn; mulze, firm, 3 Fleady] October und November, 8s 34d; De- cemb p83 ! 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of the Ia:e Corporal Jes.Amstroag, on Thursday at 2 30 p.m., from his late residence ide Ave.Point Bt.Charles J.A.FINLAYSON, Cap!.No.3Coy WANTED to BORROW AAT S7000 Second Mortgage.First-class See : curity.Principals only.Address by Letter, *V, 2003,\u201d Star Office, M35 AILIPFS SALE FROVINCE OF QUER DIStrict of Montreal - No.8691.\u2014 @ A.Miller, et al, Plaintiff, versus The Phanix Print- i .Defendant.On the twenty-third day of October, 1996.at nine of the clock in forenoon, at the office and salesroom of seid Defendant, No.73 and 7v Saint James street, in the City of M wil} te sold, by authority of Justice, all the and chat tels of the said Defendant, seised in t son sisting of Ink, safe, etc.Conditions cash.G.LAYON- TAINE.BH C.M pirenl, Idth October, 1968.363 1 VV ANTED \u2014 BEDROOM AND PARLOR, WITH private meals.also room and for winfll servant: or part heated house with conveniences for bouse- keeping.Address \u201cW 203), STAR office.ss 4 morni ne.between 5 Urbain and der, om Ontario, Bleury, Bt.or turn to O & E.Hart, Fruit dealers, Mosher, and receive reward._ Montreal Daily Star, printed at the corner of St.George ie J'ortification ra res)- Ps \u201c IF IN WANT OF FURNITURE, BEDDING & CARPETS GO AND SEE \u2018 \u201cI was afflicted with a sore whieh - Phillips Square.- | The \u201cMontreal Auxiliary of Sons and Daugh.: ters of Zion,\u201d founded b ash F.LAPOINTE, 1551 St.Catherine St.East, "]