The Montreal daily star, 6 novembre 1896, vendredi 6 novembre 1896

[" CHOICE SIGAR-CURED GASPE SALMON.© LAST EDITION.om emma ete ener cot [ DAILY STAR: Last Week's Average 45, 504 | WEEKLY STAR: 65, 705 Last Week's Issue.7 Average Circulation of 131, 209 the STAR.ce OL XXVII-No 263.MONTREAL, FRIDAY.NOVEMBER 6 1896.Tot the TRA ADE.=> = Novem ber oth For spot cash we have purchased a manufacturer's complete stock of overmakes in FLOOR OIL CLOTHS for this season's trade, at a considerable reduction off regular prices: .3, in different widths; 3, in stair widths, They are perfect goods.and at the rices We are quotiug, hope \u2018lear the whule purchase in a te days.\"nites Letter @rders 8 pecially, JOHN MACDONALD & CO.Wellington and Froat sta.East, Toronto.MOMREAL OFFICE : st 207 ST.JAMES STREET.MACWILLIE\u2019S PURE PORK SAUSAGE oe inost attractive and the best Sausage madre in na BEE RFOOT FARM LITTLE SAUSAGES The beat sausage made ja the United States.Made of | vouns work and purest e receive shipments oy \u2018expr twice a week, 65 Nos.1,2 Nos.LL 43, Turcs and every Friday, of Mar Willes Pure Pork Mausagos and the rfoot Farm Littl Sausages * FRASER.VIGER & CO, Sole Consiznces.100 BRACE CHOICE FRESH PARTRIDGE By express this morning, from Robersal, Lake St.John.Landing to-day ex SS Fnrest Hotue \"BEINNARD\u2019'S HOCK AVD MOSELLE WINES, Still amd Sparkling.(nhard's Laubenheimer.à Deiohard\u2019s Niersteiner.FO ¥ 5 = 44 1 1885.Deinhard'« Rudeshcimer.18% Sparking Mock and Moselle Deinhard « Crown Bparkiing Mosell Deiuhard' : Nonparei Sparkline Moses _ in n Sparkling Hock T1600 16 W et All leas the usual cash discount of 3 po r fod FRASER.VIGER £ CO.14 00 16 1 Ww 2940 FRESH DAIRY MADE BUTTER in prints FRESH DAIRY MADE BUTTER in 3 1b.and 10 Ib.tins.FRESH DAIRY MADE BI ITER in large and small tubs.Amano R'S, CHICAGO, STAR HAMS AND BONELESS BREAKFAST RACON FERRIN', NEW VORk.TRADE MARK HAMS AND BACON Fresh supplies of one and all.FRASER, VIGER & CO., \u2014r GRAVENSTEIN APPLES, in baskets and barrels.ALEXANDRA APPLES, it baskets und barrels.RIBSTON APPLES, in baskets and barrels ST.LAWRENCE APPLES, in baskets and barrels KING APPLES.in baskets and barrels YELLOW BELLE FLEUR APPLES, in baskets and barrels FRASER, VIGER & CO.ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, 207, 209 and 211 St.James St.26321 JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Follin H.Pickle, of Sweetsburg, in the District of Redford, in the Province of Que , will make application to the Legislature o the Province uf Quebec, At its next session fo: \u2018the passing of an act to authorize the Bar of th Province of Quebec to admit him to the study © we.FOSTER, MARTIN & CIROUARD, Solieitors.263 4 law Montreal, November 4th, 1596, \"25 Cents.LADA\u201d CEYLON TEA B0 Cents.I 40 Cents.| | 60 Cents.i All Pure and Delicious.Sealed Lead Packets Only.By Grocers Only Beware of Substitutes.DEWAR\u2019S.Scotch | Whiskey 50 MEDALS Ÿ TO MR MAJESTY _\u2014 WAR\u2019 ; To be had TO TH E QUEEN =n 50 MEDALS S => SK By Royal ., Appointment.a Everywhere.24322 Jaw NI 77 STE 73 S SOS TASTÉ.DIAMOND JEWELLER Q 149 ee Zo DOWNTOWN JEWELLERY SHOP.X EXACT SIZE.A 14k Gold and Pearl Crescent, only same will be sent by mail o on t refan receipt of price, t: to né ot risfac mone attention gives to Watch and Joweliery R.4, DICKSON a CO., 1791 Notre Dame se.Next to Carsley's.sent > Frieze Ulster.\u2014 .$4.80.4 Just to show what we can do in lowest price cuat making, we ht a big lot of warm, heavy Frieze, made up a biz lot of long, strong Ulsters, and of offer you a big $7 worth for 84.50.We can't make much on this line, but we want to sell them and make them pop: ular.Any merchant who doesn\u2019t Aa Me Nz Ae ae a 4 = + \\make them himself aud thus save 5: \\wholesaters\u2019 profit.would lose money at this price.Variety of \\ dark colors.Melton Overcoat.$10.00.Again we stand by all our claims for this common sense line of business men's Overcoats.These is a touch of style about it which ensures a fine fit and appearance.There isn't a thread of cotton in the Melton, which ensures the warmth and long wear of the coat.Coats are double-breasted, long cut, with strong lap seams, all wool lining and silk Metvet collar.Colors are blue and black.Li le Beaver Overcoat.% 2 $13.60 = We'll admit that a few merchant tailors could make just such perfect garments, but they would scorn our price.The coat has f the true style which marks the Pa well dressed man.Now, some plain dg, facts about the overcoat.Made N of very best Moscow Beaver, long cut, stylish hang in the back, new style cuffs and lap seums; sleeves and body of coat down to the waist J me lined with fine satin; skirts lin I.with best all wool lining; b: ot | #4 ABOUT THE PRICE.- Do you réalize what these three offers mean to you.A warmth and comfort for the coming winter at a price which never before could buy such comfort for ou.Our method of buying, making, and selling is what makes it possible to give such values.We $ buy materials in large quantities, make up the clothes ourselves and sell them through our two stores.That makes only one profit you huve to pay, and we see that pro- fir is a small one.We know our 4 price is the lowest-down for the highest-up quality that any cloth- À irr in Canada could offer.The sa largest clothiers are the cheapest clothiers.We are clothiers in Canada.the largest asted, price.N wt Ve.7 N 4 ANN 7 \u2018nla oa) They mean ! A rood BEAVER OVERCOAT in Blue, Black, Brown or Drab for.A BLUE BEAVER OVERCOAT.double welt made, latest style.A FIN E ALI, WOQL BEAVER OVERCOAT of matchless merit at such a \\umenthal Cor: Éric z teurs Sty: UNIAN T AREAS IAE A We have other money-saving offers in Overcoats.Here are six of them: $5.00 $6.00 A \u2018fine $8.50 1447 St) Catherine Street, TS 7S 7S 7S FINEST BEAVER OVERCOAT, made all wool lining, stylish, wel made .| MELTON COAT, with styl- | ish, long cut, rough edges, lap seams.A Little Better Quality of 0 PP In the same swell s D Silk velvet collar.le ABOUT > H QUALITY.= If the clothing business wasn't done different here than else- where\u2014if the styles weren't chaicer, the grades higher, and the prices lower -Montreals shrewdest clothin ny ra wouldn't coi here year After ar for their clothing.sh pièce of material is thoroughly tested before we purchase it\u2014each article of clothing is carefully looked over before it finds a place on our tables.If f \u201cyou pu se an article here and 2.fina when you get it home it is D not in every way satisfactory.bring it baok and get your money.We make this offer to show you we have faith in our clothing.and Y that you can put faith in it too.Kg $10.00 RAVER made Fl@.00 00000 $8.00 'HOICEST LOTHIERS, = INEST _ \u201cURNISHERS, le ~ 7 Nay $6.50 FAST LINE, \u2014\u2014 The Question of the St.Lawrence Route.SANDFORD FLEMING AGAIN DECLARES AGAINST IT.Alleged That Many Captains, eic., Coincide With His Views.(By Cable from the Star's Special Correspondent in London.) London, November 6.\u2014The pamphlet of Sandford Fleming, C.M.G., dealing with fast trans-Atlantic line routes is freely quoted here by the opponents of the St.Lawrence route, as conclusive evidence against using that waterway as a fast mail route.\u2018 It is believed that a pamphlet of this kind coming from a delegate chosen by the Canadian Goverment to represent Canada\u2019s views on the steamship gues- tion and the Pacific Cable matter, must seriously influence official opinion, and add to the already great difficulties of raising the necessary capital for a new service.Mr.Fleming, who is now here, tends that he has fresh evidence of the leading 6t.Lawrence captains and of naval officers which makes his case against the route as a safe channel for twenty knot steamers unanswerable, In view of thess statemefits, I understand that Hom.Mr.Laurier bas intimated that a sub-cammittes of the Cabinet will thoroughly sift the matter, gathering the evidence of all the available experts, before approving a fast mail contract from Great Britain to Quebec.\u2018 It is alleged this committee will be able to find that strong warnings were called forth from leading officers of the Marine Department with a vital bearing upon the qubstion.It is also.al- laged these wers-fuppresæed during the negotiations leading up to the Allan's fast mail contract.con- YANKEE TRESPASSERS.A London Paper Complains of Thelre Dolngs in the Yukon District.(By Cable from the Star\u2019s Special Cor- [i respondent in London.) London, November 6.\u2014The Weéstmir- ster Gazette to-day calls attention to United States trespasses on British territories in the Yukon district, and says that in the Stewart river camps the Yankees are freely washing Canadian gold, and at Farty Mile Creek they have actually set up a town with a United States post office on Canadian ground.United States surveyors admit this.\u201cIf,\u201d says the Gazette, \u201cwe did this in Venezuela, what vials of American wrath would have been poured on our- heads.\u201d A TORONTO EXPLOSION.Gas in a Paper Factory Blew the Side Out of the Building.(Special to the Star.) Toronto, November 6.\u2014 At 8.30 o'clock this mornng a terrific explosion, which .shook the eastern part of the city and made itself heard for blocks around, occurred in the south-eastern portion of No.301 Front street, East, a building occupied by the Paterson Manufacturing Company.for the manufacture of * building paper and roofing materials, \u201cstreet; Charltan, Robert, 18 adjoining the gas works.Five people were in the building at the time, of whom the following were injured: Lancaster, Joseph, sr, Front st., east; Adams, denry, 100 Sydenham right st.The other two were Joseph Lancaster, jr.and a lad named John Young.The effect of the explosion was to blow the north wall of Eastern portion of the building clean across the street, and leave the premises a wreck.An all- important feature of the case was the dangerous proximity of the accident to AY EVERYTHING In the SHIRT line At Manufacturer\u2019s Prices.Shirts which others sell for a bargain at $1.25, we, who are manufacturers, sell to you for .A TOE, \u2018play into the traders\u2019 hands by over- \u201c1553 St.Catherine Street, East.the large retort of the Consumers\u2019 Gas Company.Joseph Lancaster, jr.was alone able, of the four men in the lower flat, to.extricate himself without aid Young.in the storey above, was al- mast unharmed and escaped by leaping from the window.Joseph Lancaster, sr., Adams and Charlton.when taken from the debris, were found to be severely injured by falling bricks and burned badly on the head and elsewhere by the flames.The lice ambulances were quickly on the scene.and Lancaster was taken home.The other two were taken to the General Hospital.The cause of the explosion was an accumulation of gas during.the process of coating the tar paper, which the company manufactures.The refuse from the gas works is used for this process.The flames burst out almost immediately and a fire alarm was sounded.The brigade responded very quickly and &éveral streams were soon playing on the wreck.A second explosion, this time apparently in the upper storey, occurred most unexpectedly, and a shower ot bricks fell upon three firemen, who were inside.Fireman Hart.of Lombard street, received a brick in the face which damaged his nose.MRS.CASTLE SENTENCED.Three Months Without Hard Labor for Shoplifting.London, November 6.\u2014 The trial of Mr.and Mrs.Walter M.Castle, of San Francisco, charged with shop-lifting, took place in the sessions house at Clerk- enwell to-day.Mr.Castle was found not guilty and Mrs.Castle was sentenced to three months\u2019 imprisonment without hard labor.Upon the reading of the charge Mra.Chain stood boldly upright and answered \u201cGuilty\u201d to each of the seven counts.On behalf of Mrs.Castle, Sir Edward Clarke said that she pleaded guilty to each chargo und proceeded to ive the reasons for making stich a plea.\"hile Sir Edward Clarke was speaking Mrs Castle remained seated.he waa | dressed in sombre black, and kept her face covered with a handkerschief.While the jury was being sworn, the silence was broken only by Mrs.Castle's sobbing.THE WHEAT PRICES.London \u201cTimes\u201d Belleves They Wil Advance\u2014Itas Adviee.London, November 6.\u2014(Special.)\u2014A special article in the Times on the wheat question, expresses the opinion that the price will continue to advance, and advises English wheat producers not to stocking the market.ON A HOLIDAY.Ottawa.November 6.\u2014 (S ecial).\u2014 Capt.Erskine, A.D.C to His Excellency, sails from Montreal for England on the 14th inst., having been granted three months\u2019 leave of ahsence.SUBSTITUTION the FRAUD of the day.See you get Carter's)! 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MN.Y., and ask for \u201cComplete Manhood.\u201d fed it sealed in envelope entirely free, for a ahort $1.00 or St.James Street, 2387 St.Catherine Street, West.\u201cTRY WATSON\u2019S COUGH DROPS.To FATHERS and Ti If you never read an advertisement before, please read this one, A PLEA FOR THE BOYS.There was discord at Henderson's house, Monday night, \u2018 As Willie\u2014come in from the street\u2014 To the mother's tirgd gaze, as she scanned his attire, Brought his trouférs- but minus the seat.he mother just sighed, as good mothers are wont,.But the father's eyes.flashed sparks of fire, As he heard the lud\u2019s tale ot |\" Leap I'rog,\u201d and \u2018the like, Which seemed but to add to his ire.\u2018Fhe child told his story with many a halt, And listened with heart full of dread To his parent's stern verdiet\u2014\"\u201c No supper to-nigbt\"\u2014 \u2018 A spanking\u201d\u2014and sentence-\u2014\u2018\u201c to bed.\u201d Which was all carried out to the very last dot, And the boy.with sobs heavy and deep, Pulled the little white coverlet over his head, And cried hunselt softly to' sleep.\"| Outside in the sitting-room quiet and still, The father discussed with bis wife, In a pessimist key, with ne'er a bright view, The prospect ot Willie in life.And out of the mischievous pranks of the lad He conjured a future so drear That the mother's heart sank, as she mended the panty And to love gave her tribute\u2014a tear.* He pictured a prison\u2014a gallows, perhaps\u2014 Each vision more black than the last, For the lad who would thus his kind parents annoy And forever their happiness blast, \u201cUntil, quite tired out by bis visions and fears, With heart weighing heavy as lead, He dropped the discussion, extinguished the light, And tuok himsel! sadly to bed.But even in siumber kis visions remained, Disturbing bis nocturnal rest, And a mischievous boy; full of spirit and fun, Was standing right there on his chest\u2014 A hoy with his pants torn and ragged and \u2018grimed, And a face all bespattered with mud; Who was playing \u201cleap frog,\u201d and other hoy's tricks And who yelled with debght at each thud.CALLANS SUITS FOR BOYS Are carefully selected, and are particularly adapted for rough usage.STRONG SCHOOL SUITS at moderate prices a specialty, No trouble to show them._ The favor of a call is solicited.This urchin was livelier far than young Will, Tho\u2019 in many respects much the same.He looked like him.too, and queerer than all, He.answered to the same name.The \u2018sleeper grew tired of the vision he saw, And angrily turped from the elf, When he woke with a atart, and hooked \u2018round the room For the urchin be saw was \u2014HIMSELF Then up from his pillow and to {be pext room He tiptoed in silence and shame, And ôver the boy with the Se attered cheeks ae knelt-: § jo profession of blame, rayed that the good Lord his sin would remit, ne te pardoned the pranks of young Will, Ang asked that the boy who as Might continue one just a boy still Ye fatbers with business worries and cares ngrossing each hour of the day.w hen pranks of sour children your patience annoy, Remember yoür own hours of play.Look back to the days of your own happy youth, To those moments of unalloy ed And out of the riches of that gol n° past Be lenient in judging your boy.\u2018Tis true that the little things shapeth the life hat geese saved the city of Rome, That a vicious cow\u2019s kick caused Chicago's great fire And that one deed may rom a home.| The pranks of a boy.haps.need some slight curd, But pause in your hase after pelf, \u201cAnd in\\ forming a pudgment forget not the time When you a d boy were yourself.L\u2019EN VOL and mothers, who your little ones love, leasures in life would enhance, let them keep on, \u2018eir pants.ing his name Dear father: And their If it plenses their fancy.why, nd slide on the seats of t \"gos the right clothi no trouble will come, \u201cOUR Boys SUITS,\u201d the best that are made.A test of their virtues will scatter your woes And to JOHN ALLAN will bring all your trade .\u201cANOTHER SPECIAL SALE.Men's All-Wool English $38.00 BEAVER OVERCOATS We have only about 350 of this extra special line of Beaver Overcoats, blue or black, made double breasted, with tweed lining, and cannot be bought elsewhere for less than $12.00.0.SELLING FAST!-Our Children\u2019s Blanket.Overcoats, with Capuchons $5, and large col= | lars, Regular price $6.50; our price only $4.'M.SAXE & SONS, WHOLESALE and RETAIL CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS, Cor.St.Lawrence and St.Catherine Sts.and Cor.Craig and St.Lawrence Streets.ul more Throat, Pimpies, Gelornd Fonte, Aches, ong acess Yall Write \u20ac Best in the World | For the Throat and Chest FOR TRE VOICE-TNRQUALLED.Shut M TARDIVEL RECEIVED BY THE POPE.THE \u201cCANADA\u201d PROVES THAT A FAST LINE IS FEASIBLE, An Ottawa Paper Thinks That Parliament Will Not Meet Until March So That Laurier May Know What to Do With Tariff.Mr.J.P.Tardivel, editor of La Verite, sends lo his paper an account of his reception by the Pope, along with Mr, Hurtubise, his travelling companion.Both obtained permission to attend mass said by the Holy Further in his private chapel.Sowe fifty people were present.They were of different ndtlionalitiens Leo XIII said moss that morning at eight o'clock as is his custom.g On entering the little chapel the Pope knelt in prayer for a few moments and then on rising proceeded to put on the vestments, ussisted by two priests.The Pope: who is now in his &th voar, is bent by age and does not give communion any longer.Mr.Hurtunise, who saw him in 1889, says that he seems to look better than be did then \u201cHe speaks stowly the words of the Holy Eacritive,\u201d says Mr.Tardivel, \u2018\u2019his voire is strong epough, but it is trembling.dt is not the same vow thal one hears when the Pope speaks to men.When speaking to God he pleads and supplicates.It is impressive beyond all that can be said.\u201d After the Pope's Mass followed the Mass of Thanksgiving and then twenty of those whu were in attendance, were presented to the Holy Father, who was seated in a chair to th» right uf the altar.All trace of fatigue seemed 10 bave disappeared.\u201cMis voice was strong And to all who Kknelt before him the Pope spoke words of Llessing and consolation Mr, Tardivel says the Pope recognized him at once, which shows { that his memory is prodigious.He adds that his reception was nost kind and.that the Pope told him to keep np the strug- ie Lor far the Church ns he had done in t To Te Tonps.of Ottawa, claims that \u201cMe- Kinley les never been opposed to freer trade relaiions between Canada and the United States.(With Sir Richard, he would have no dbf tis ulty in coming to an\u2019 agreement on Lbe plan vf a conti trnental Uñion.This weull, of course, Le the blow to England: and all other nations, us far as free trade with Canada would bh: converned.The Demin- ion Par:iument, it tidinks, may not meet until after Marsh, so that Canada wil be in æ better position to know what policy is foliowed at Washington, and that in the meantime the Canadian tariff will remain a: what ie now 1s.L'Urion des Cantons de l'Esi, of Ar- thabusxaviile, s satisfied with McKig- ley's election, aml thinks that there as every reason to koje that Mr.Laurier \u2018wil be able tu negotiate a reciprocity \u2018treaty with the new administraticn.The Republican party is just as anxicus as Liberals are to extend trade relations botwesn !Le two countries.La Presse bs not favorable to the idea set forth by the Montrea! Board of Trade for the extension of the Franco-Cana- dian Commercial Treaty to Italy with- cit Any compensation.Ît says that it as bad erough that the treaty has already bren extended to Spain, Austria, Bei- sium ahd Germany.The Board would ave dune better In asking for à new treaty of commerce pure und simple between lialy end Canada.Ie Courrier du Canada speaking of the record breaking trip of the Canada says: Mr.Laurier has now no reason to delay any further the establishment of the fast service.he Canada Las clearly demonstrated that neither on the river nor on the guif are obstacles found for the _seouring of a fast service.Mr.Dobell \u2018is now the only man opposed to the improvement.Who will carry the day now-\u2014Mr.Laurier or Mr.Dobellf\u201d L \u2018Oisean-Mouche, of Chicoutimi, thinks that if Catholic schools are done away with in Manitoba, Frenth-Canadian Catholics have only to submit to the in- Justie of their enemi-s.\u201cLet the pa- trintic inscription.\u2018Our language, our institutions and our laws\u2019 bo removed from our banners since those words are perfectly meaningless.\u201d La Patrie thinks that the commercial relations of Capada with France are not what they should he.The exports from Canada only reach $581,000, and the imports $28'0.902.Canada does a larger business with Germany than with France.It.calis upon French-Canadian business men to do all in their power to extend these business relations.From the standpoint of commerce it is to the interest of Canada to extend this trade as much as possible.FINANCE AND COMMERCE.MONTREAL WHOLESALE MARKETS.Star Office, 6th November, 1226.frain.\u2014The local grain market does not share to-day in tre excitement being evinced abroad.The demand, in fact, is quiet and prices just about steady as follows: Outs, No.2 white, 26 1.2¢ to 27c; peas per 60 1bs., In store, 63¢ to 53 1-2¢ a.spec ete yenterday must be held responsible.As the reat centres wheat this morning w \u201cpliher, expect tht to-morrow's a tivity will atone for the loes of vigor In maid to-day.In the meantime prices are stead, a She ol allowing i patents, $85.aH lo al winter patents cu = 35.ane Straight foiters.$4.8, i F \u2014To revive the demand for mill tend\u201d sccm du offered a en bran, a uded, offer at to §10.au; oy Ontario bulk at $9 3050 buf Ye al little busines results.\u2018 shorts are at the usual advance.Provisions.\u2014 Nothing short of a well su- thenticated cholera or some r calar ca culs ed to reduce the porcine popdation wilt awaken public În- rest bere Un pork, the local market for which is at the moment almost stug- nant.Smoked Meats, however, are fairly active.We quote: rt cut mess, new pack, ie to iis £0; \u201ccanada short cut heavy mess er bbl, $i0 to $:1; bacon, old | to 10c; hams, ver lb.Vii Mr 1-20: lard, compound, & ze to 6c; lard, pure, per 1b., c.Dressed Fogs.\u2014The continued mild\u2019 weu- ther renders Holders nervous.and for the few juhbL'@ lots On offer 35 per 100 lbs.is abou: the ideu.Chee:e.\u2014 rhe lozal market is almost nominal.To ftnest western NSeptembzrs a holder a have to accept 10 l-tc to :& 38e.The vable is steady at 6ls.In New York yesterday holders of fancy September checse were prety [fi firm In their views, generally ask I1-4c for fancy colored and a shade more ler fancy wtite, but to sell with any Es dom it was difficult to exceed lic for white or 10 1-8c for colored.Burter.\u2014The situation is the same.The demand Ls still for late made creumery in boxes, which ri 1-2¢ to 2ue.To bring the outside figure the must be choice und the exporter really reed.In New York yesterday the roo rtion of extra creamery was small; less n fact than (t.has been for some weeks t, und there was no difficuity in reach- ng 200 for such.fr as were up -to the requirements of highest class A good many of the usually fancy marks wever, were offered thère at |19c, an were sold.at that, while some Tair (grades of firsts were seeking custo! kiggs.\u2014 Prices ure steady.of candled stock are sell 14 1 Ze, and single cases of boiting ts eggs 18¢ to 20c.W nôlesale lots at Dressed Poultry, -Recelpts continue Ught and the demand is very Lulr.rkeys ure worth 8c per Ib.ducks %c to 81- 2c, chivk- ens Sc to 61-2c, and geese 5c to §1-2¢.\u2014There is no cnange.Native he of iy yeur's growth are offered ar 81-2c to ile, ind yearlings at 6c to 61-Zc.ans.\u2014 kor car load lots sde 1s still ubout the figure for business RECÉIPTS IN MONTREAL.G.T.R C.P.R.CANAL.Peas, b: 180 «4873 \u2014 Oats, bush 100 2261 \u2014\u2014 Itye, bush \u2014 723 \u2014_ Fiour, bbls.1100 300 \u2014\u2014 Ashes, bbi 2 = \u2014\u2014 Butter,pkg 83 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 heese, dv \u2014 \u2014 Lard.tivrces 3225 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 Eggs, .- 303 \u2014- \u2014 Ham, Hacon boxes.62 oof \u2014\u2014 Tinned meats, phys so \u2014 \u2014 Lressod Ho, .17 5 \u2014 Leather.rol \u2014 - w \u2014 Raw Hides 15 \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 Petroleum bb) 8e \u2014 \u2014\u2014 co, 13 12 \u2014_ Whiskey, \u2014 \u2014_ BRITISH MARKETS.Cable advices to the Board of Trade here report the Britisn market for treadstuffs 4 follows: London\u2014Curgoes of veut off conse, wheat notning dong and Sd lower; ë i ; pussuge, wheat duil and sû to 6d Maize rather caster.rer November, 6s December, 6s 4 8-4d January and ella i 5s bs ère Maize steady, Nove cer, 38 Sa January, Pebransy and March, Tee 2d.Mixea Arerican Maize, 5 31-2d for Minneapolis first ers flour, 23s Ud.English eountry wheat markets partially 6d te 1s lower.LIVRAFOUL LATEST rom CURRANT, Nov.\u20acth, 189.sd e\u2026 d « d.Spring Wheat, % y to \"ei Park, » 0 0 0 hed Winter, 0 0 0 3 3 9 00 Me | Lais, 793 7 6 n, 5 0 My Nu.2 Caia 00 v v \u2018taliow, 3 0 0 Corn, { 3 3% 0 9 Cheese, W 51 0 0 0 Peas, 4 134 0 0 Cheese, C 51 0 U y AMERICAN MARKETS.Recelpts and Shipments.Chicago, November 6.\u2014Receipts \u2014 18,000 bush.wheat; 268,000 corn; Jub, 00 outd; 9,- 636 brls or \"flour.Shirments\u2014s3, v0» bush.w FL 613,000 corn; 4.4,000 oats; 9,787 bris.of New York, November 6.\u2014Receipts\u2014268,025 bush.wheat ; 118.62 corn ; 123,200 oats; ly,- 110 bris.and a1, 2 sacks of fiour.Shipmenis \u2014T,864 bush.nee 21,120 corn; 262 oaws; 4,804 bris.and 4,828 sacks of flour.uth, November 8.\u2014Heceipts or whea 25500\" LUSR., and-shipments 343,00: a Toicdo, Novemter 6.\u2014 eceipta\u201418.000 bush.wheat and £5,000 cori.Shipments\u20144,00) bush.wheat and 2.000 corn Miiwaukee, November 6.\u2014Receipts\u201418, noo bush.wheat and 10.000 corr.Shipments\u2014 16,000 bush.wheat and 57,000 corn.pe Louis, November 6.\u2014Receipts\u201415,00% ush.wheat and \u201828,000 corn.5 lpme nts \u201c5 Ug bush.wheat and 189,000 c .X1roit, November 6 Recelpts of wheat 12, fous bush, and shipments 3,000 bush.\\Minneatolls, November 6.\u2014Receipts \u2018of vy heat, 296,000 bush., and shipments 26,00u ush.Chicago Hog Market.Union Stock Yards, November §.\u2014The tir ted receipts of hbgs\u2019 were\u2019 20,000; the offici repor rt of yesterday was 19,387 © Ww Mon 6.692 were shipned end 4 pro left Lei The quotations to-day were: Lign t mixed, mixoi packing.33.20 to 33.60 ; heavy shippirig.$3.00 to $3.60; rough grades, 33.ou to 38.10.Receipts of cattle 3,U0U for which the market wus steady to strong.Toronto Produce Market.Joranto, November 6 \u2014Market quiet.Flour \u2014Q buyers holding off; straight ro! era quoted at $4 outside west.DBran\u2014Quiet; quoted at $7 to 37.50 west and shorts at $%59 to $9.\u2014 eak, white and \u201csold outside and at more obtainable at this price; No.1 an toba hard sold at 20c.Toronto fretgité, with more offering at this price; | sold a: R6c, Midland.Tuckwhoat = Quiet: salen at 20c to Sic outside.Ba: leg Quiet: No.1 avoted at 87c.No.2_ at c.ad Ne, Onts\u2014Offerings mod- teady; white quoted outside 1c and mixed at 1% 1-2¢ to 20c west.Peau\u2014Quiet; owslde.Rye \u2014 Sie.Corn\u2014 Duill; outside points.lota quoted at 33.15 to $3.20.A Triumph for Sound Money.McKinley's Electoral College Vote, .Bryan's Electoral Vote, .277 170 A Splendid Victory for Quality G.H.Munim & Co.'s Extra Dry Sales in U.S.for 9 months, 18906.50,573 © Majority over all other Brands.:.29,965 D \u2018 Cases, .| .N.B.\u2014The vintage\u2019 now coming to Canada is attracting great attention for its remarkable quality, natural dryness and purity.ae ° À Homoeopathic Remedies Has Made His Name FAMOUS IN MONTREAL.in the House You Can Chest of Munyon's Remedies.Could Not Fears\u2014 Was Cu yYon's Rheumatism Ca Matthew Connoll Walk\u2014Had Rheumatism suys: \u201clor years I from Chronic fheumatiem.pains.down my back and XK week Éetore I could not walk; after usin for two weeks Iwas com to health.\u2019 to relleve tn one to three in a few aays.Piice, % cents sweats, allays soreness, rand speu the lungs.rice, 26 c Munyon's Kidney vrs in the back, orms of kidney diseasc.pa speedily Price, 25 cents.25 cents a vial.Patients whatever upon from hesitate suffering should mot these specialists They have cured been promounced and will cure you.thousands Office, MUNYON - The Success of His Improved With These Wonderful Specifics BE YOUR OWN DOCTOR.Have Your Druraist Pat Yeu Up a Family siudy Munyon's Guide to Health, aud ten Can Save Handreds of Dollars in Dector\u2019s Fees.1 well-known railroad man, residing faa Point St.Charles, have been u sufferer severe , Inins, my urine baie dark brick-dust sediment! I tried sever doctors, but only got worse each attack: my appetite \u2018was gone, and I came f my former self.For a oO used Munyon\u2019s llemedies ! his remedies etely restored Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom falls ho cures = Munyon\u2019s Dyspe; sin Cure positively cures all forms \\ndigestion and stomach trouble.Price, 26 cents Munyon's Cold lure c prevents neumonin and breaka up ew hours.Price, 26 oenta Munyon\u2019s Cough Cure stops coughs, night y heal cures loins or groin, and all Munyon\u2019 $ Remedies at all druggists, mostly any discase te call for examination aud advice absolutely free of charge.who have incurable by others, open $ aan.Sill 9 p.m, 244% St.Catherine Street, 263°n2 AS GLORIOUS As was the Republican Victory in the United States, and as important the question that was decidec, yet equally glorious tor us, is the reputation we have established in Canada tor our goods.The currency questien settled, leads us to believe in an improvement in business generally, inspires us with n teel- ing that nothing in the line ot Clothing we can make will be too ood tor the trade.Even right now, with a large stock oi the finest goods in the land, we feel that every garment is worth a premium, but jwe are generously disposed, and will make no ad- rances but keep right on to sell at our low tigures and wive values the like of which cannot be obLtained anywhere in Montreal.Ot all the popular makes ot goods tor Overcoats this year the Beaver Cloth is the tav- orite.It\u2019s strictly the tashion, its wearing qualities are woll known and {it bought iu a good grade are dressy and durable, To meet tho wants o} all purchasers, we provide \u2018arious qualities, Specially commendable are our £10, =12 and $15 grades.For young men we cut thom very tong, tull back with-slitsand at prices trom 88 to 812 We ofter in our Boys\u2019 and Children\u2019s Department.200 Cape, Capuchon and Ulster Coats at $3 and $3.50, all new and desirable, positive bargains, \u2018See them and be convinced that we are the cheapest Clothiers in the city as well as the best, WW WORKMAN'\u2019S Mammoth Clothing House, 1888 & 1890 Notre Dame St.Adjoining the Balmoral Hotel 2631 | | y GOLD MINES.fShares of the par value of $1.00 each in the sterling Trail Creek Dine at close prices ranging from 13 cents to 91.75.«famous Le Roi and War Eagle mines have paid $413, 500 tn di dividends to date, solsiy because their output coul Ud be} pandios Other steriing properties ha tor want of transportation and Imig aii, The opening of the Red Mountain Railroad to Russland this month will relieve this congestion.Good ntocks will run up in value apd certain mines in a high enongh state of development will dend payers.Now is the time to IRON COLT.(Caritalization.1,000,000 ahares of the par value of $1.00 This isa property of much meris.pa Mr.tin is now in Rossinnd, and nd re- B the the purchases cam a.the price.For the next fewd ip sted sold on he tov i fire thar in block rotor ot die y is Mr.wer deat of the\" rorante Sireet a, \u20ac y e LIRR LA CNL A HE EE EEE EEE EEE 7 Four red in One Week by Mua.| | | | | a © rR Ofy\u2014 + AIT décent var go ee es Jom.cou! 143 TA PUÉILS WANSED 16 sess for 10 weeds or leas, aud À cent per vatra word enob in All other \u201cWANTED\u201d ads.Monts for 35 words or Joss, aud 1 cent SE word, coc! a.B TO 10 certs tor words or been, and 34 ita sach insertion a word, Boi 10 ceuts te Tor 40 words or less, end 36 cent per xtra wor insertion FOUND, 10 cents for 30 vords or leas, and Jf cent per cxtra w irsertion TO LET HOU.8 RES, 25 cents for or loss, an À osnt per estra word, esch insertion.FOR 8A Bont or 18 or loss, aud 1 cent per ol i.word.each insertion, ure $ cent per extre ward.eacli insurtion.> conta | for for 5 words r boss.and 1 vent per exiry word, e BUSINESS CHANCER.ETC.15 cente for 15 words or a ALA bere oan word, ench insertion.= PER page outs per Word Rue 7 cents each Insertion.Far the scoomimodation of residents of Point 8t.Charles advertising left with R.3.Kellie, 59) eben Street wui be immediately forrarded without paire Cha\u201d NOTICE PARTICULARLY.The above rates are NET CASH with order, When such advertisements are nol prepaid numerous entries have to be made, and the rate ia, in consequence, much higher.o charge inade in our books for classified advertisements of less than five lines, HOUSES TO LET.WN NN ANS O LET \u2014 DWELLING, 2693 ST.Catherine st.(near St.Mark) a 8 rooms, closets in each umbing work, tinted lest year, in = Class order, modern conveniences.ent lo Avis to W.E Cooper, Star hice, 165 James at.289 tf at ET, \u2014 195 ST.LAW RENCE ST.4 $3.50 per month, dwelling.6 rooms, with summer Kittin, on, good poality, in good re.Jet ir.Apply Lo W.Star ofilce, 165 St.create UN oC 0 LET-23 MONTCALM ST.SELF contained, 10 rooms, perfoct order Rent moderate.Apply H.H.Austin, Agt.Estate John Tiflin, 318 A Haul BL.î fa me LET \u2014 HOUSE, FOUR ments, situnted 167 Canning Class order, Will rent voi de Su Ant Finmediate tenant.Apply evenings, ntoine.261 261 4 0 T° LET- UPPER TENEMENT, FUR- ik nivhed or unfurnished, 8 rooms and bathroom (4 bedrooms), hut water, gas fixtures.Cheap.__ Apply 233 Guy st.262 3 FO LET \u2014 ST.ANTOINE STREET, stone upper dwellinz, 9 rooms; nominal rent for winter.J.Cradock Simpson & Co., 181 St.James st.263 1 9 0 JET 281 ST.MARTIN ST., STONE id cottage.thorough order, 9 rooms.Low rent for winter.J.Cradock Simpson & Co., 181 St.James st.2%63 1 O LET\u2014ROCK STONE COTTAGE, 28 Laval ave.8 apartipente Lost order, odora conveniences.Rent $20.Mossrs.Gonee, 264 Roy, or Levy, Natary, 36 St.Vincent, 263 i © O LET\u2014A FLAT OF SEVEN ROOMS] eH bath and w.c.Hot water furnace, in central locality, $8 per month.Immediate a session.Address, \u201cR 616,\u201d STAR office, A PA RT- SHOPS.STORES.BUSINESS PREMISES ETG- TOLET- \u2018 O LET\u2014STORE, 2691 ST.CATHerine st., large plate glass front, ment, large y Also dwelling upstairs, separate entrance being No.2008 st.Catherine st, contaîning rooms, closét In each room newly tinted last year, is in first class condition, with modern conveniences.Rent i low.Aes fo pr Cooper.Star office.165 se _ 289 tt FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.WANNA | 0 LET-FOR THE WINTER, MOST i desirable furnished house.260 Bishop.lmmediate possession.Alex.McArthur, & 1e .4 Lemoine.0 LET-FURNISHED FLAT, 4 ROOMS, a bathroom on samo flat.Moderate rental.26 Mackay st 434 3eod BOARD.* \u201ces Ne OARD\u2014AND ROOMS, FOR LADIES DURING continement: vate.ladies attended to at their own homes.Mrs.Bohme, Ladies\u2019 Doctress, 151 Cad Eo [QOARD_NRS.MCEWAN LADIKS SCIK NURSE Superior escymmodation: 1 medica: Btrictiy private.Terms moderste.187 adieux 4 ry 181 100 OARD \u2014 MRS.FORD, LADIES\u2019 BICK_ NURSE.Btrictly private.Frery home oomfort.Best medical attendance.Terms moderate.17 Cathcartst.206 OARD\u2014 TABLE BOARD, 4 STANLEY STREET, 6 \u201cdinners for $1.00.Couvenient for uptown qe e OARD\u2014AND ROOM, SUITABLE FOR UNE OR two young men: and steam heating, clothes press; good board.18 Union avenuc.21 2 OARD-SINGLE AND DOUBLE R ROOMS, LARGE parlor, under Madame r management.Farisisn ju and Ca Canadian.Tabie bou week ur meal 383 Lagauchetiore, comer Bt.Denis.263 DARD-AND RUOM.4350; AL8U TABLE BOARD.Meals all hours.Furnished room, use of kitchen for couple.1428 Notre Dame.232 OARD\u2014AND \u2018ROOMS, | N i single; same floor; ali modern tm furnace.2444 St.Catherine st.near M ROOMS AND BOARD.NAS SNS SL ONE DOURLE, ONE ovemente; Daisy ountain s!.2633 mm Pa OARD\u2014BOARDERS AND'ROOMERS CAN FIND a comfortable homeat 163 St.Antoine erate rates, s, $14 per month for room and bu OARD AND ROOM, SUITABLE FOR ONE OR _Awo.young and seam heating, Sth press: go [board \"Ts Unlon are.232 FOR SALE R SALE\u2014FOR THE MILLION, KINDLIN G, 81 cut Maple, 87.5, Tamarao Biocks, rs 75; sen Blocks Hy 50 per load, delirered any where in JC.acdfarmid, ichmond square.Bel Tel Pass \"où of OR SALE\u2014GREAT AUCTION SALES THREE Homes a roel on Tuesdays, Thurnisys and Baturdays, arnesses, Robes, orkiog snd Fancy Bieighs and ° Dormer, + ehioles and fumi- as cimplaion of five per r Bros\u2019.Old Stand .Auctioneer.258 7 FOR, BA BALE-THE KRASEL ASH HIFTER, TWO Quite a novelty.Cali and see them work.=» = Catherine st, Montresl Telephony UE yaago ons, Bu ox Carts, Hore Oo Covers, lankets.Furniture, ete.We slao tak R SALE\u2014125 BECONDHAND COOK STOVES, nges, heaters and shop stoves.All in good order and cheap.1895 Notre Dame.259 3eod Urtainiqus > Dédres in cou TY FOR Baie 25 centa for 15 words or loss, | Amen | duet ust be atde to write\" lea rly aod eu fidence, *V Wer a an ous.ANTED\u2014GOOD YPREANE ALSO GIRLS TO Ww fish conta.H.Shorey & ER 1866 Notre Damme a 13 \\ JANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, A FIRST CLASS foutman with goud references.None others uved a - Apply Ly AA sending copies of references Lu \"STAR off, 110814 ANTED\u2014AGENTS TO RE REPRESENT LARGEST uwn aud Lest t paylug nurseries in the Do- wigion.Thoruughly up to date methods used in rope- gating our ur stock: full line of new seed potatoes; stock retire ur od tree; prices 10 \u2018suit the tines; salary to ull sno, « experienced.salesmen; liberal commission to part time men; situation permanent with chauce of promotion.Api w al buginuiug of new svason and select guud ground Samples free.Stone & LW Ol WANTEp: GENERAL SERVANT.3 TULPER y st.Must bring refvrebces 261 4 Vy ANTED\u2014 GENERAL SERVANT WITH GOOD retoroncves.House situated some distance from thouires sudclubs aid has basement kitchen, but will pas wages to suitable and sensible person who will copie with the satention of atlenet giving usa chance to please her.y 4632 Bt.Catherine at.2023 ANTED IMMEDIATELY, TIVO coop SALESwomen for our retail store.Must be experienced in boot and shoe business end speak French 8 sd eu lish.No others need apply.Good wages.Fogarty 2 WWalren-a SHIRT CUTTER, AT 368 8x.ST.PAUL \\ ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG COOK WITH Rea tT.3 RAL SERVA T.NO WASH.¥V¥ ing References required.lost .Famille ot, 263 3 V ANTED\u2014 A A HOUSEMALD.APPLY AT 169 car versity st.2632 3 TANTED BAL ESMAN COMPETENT TO TAKE charge and manage Orst class retall dry goods store.A good Joao who hus occupied similar position profer- ate references, sue, experience aud salary.J.D.Creaghan, Newcastle, N.B._ %36 \\ ANTED- FIRST CLASS SHOE CUTTER.ox KIP, Apply between twelve and one.212 McGill streol.oo EN V TANTED-A WOOD GENERAL SERVANT FOR a family of two; gas stove.Apply at 435 St.Urbain street._ 231 WAL - FIRST CLASS | BRASS MOULDER.Garth à Co, 54 Craig at.2632 gANTED- -A NURSE.MUST BRAVE EXPERI- euce aod good reference.Apply to Mra Porteous, 1160 Dorchaster tt, Edgehill a x33 V JTANTED\u2014GENERAL SERVANT W WITH REFER ences, small family, no washing.Ap, ly 35 Hiapop, after vp.263 1 \\ ANTED \u201cGIRL FOR G GENERAL HOUSEWORK, by family of three adults.Must be well recommended.Ayply 16 Scymour.aveque, Haturday, between two and four o cloch 283 V ANTED\u2014 A YOUNG GIRL ABOUT 16, mind baby and help in ight housework.Sleep at Wages 24.00.Little St.Antoine 1 howe.pply 1 V TANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED GENERAL SERvant for small family.Good references.Apply 4 8buterpt.~~ 0000000000000 t JANTED\u2014 GENERAL SERVANT IN PRIVATE wd Must be gould cook and have cit references.fan wages to suitable persons Apply 57 Cuth- cart street.233 3 AY ANTED-AT AT ONCE, GOOD GENERAL SERvant.Apply at 3% Laval avenue.263 2_ WAS ANTED- A CLEAN SMART GIRL FOR GEN- , etal huousewark:-No washiog.References.81 Union avenue.x31 3 > ANTED-.& FIRST Ci CLASS Cal C.ARP ENTER AND joiner for general jobbing work.Steady work for Apply giving refercuces to \"FP 564,\" first class man STAR office.V ANTED\u2014 GENERAL SERVANT IN SMALL family, where nurse is kept.No washing VE dren: ing.Apply 6 Metcalfe Vata Gon OPF.R ATORS FC FOR SHIRTS AND en, id experienced button-hole makers.Apply 481 St.Paul oo 1 V ANTED \u2014 TRAVELLING BA SALESMAN, BY A spool cotton house.Address, KR 614,\" BARES 3 JANTED = \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, SMART OFFICE Must t know the city well.Arp stating age and salary required to 'Q 602,\u201d Star office.A 3 TANTED\u2014A GENERAL BERVAKNT: ALSO A good nurse, with refereiices.Apply st 51 Mackay street.7 ANTED A YOUNG GIRL ABOUT 17 TO AS8- t in the housework and the care of child, References required.Apuly 44 l'art at.V J ANTED\u2014IMMEDIATELY, COOMPETENT LADY ste Pen and typewriter.Must be quick and accurate.Apply.ating expencoce and salary salary required, to \u20187 603,\u201d STAR office ! LOST.OR TRS SR NAT NAN AANA OST\u2014-WHILE SHOPPING ON 8T.CATHERINE À st, between Gladstone ave.and University et \u2026 in elect tric car, or Bt.Mark st, old fashioned * ow knot broach,\u201d with tassels and stone.Finder kindly return to 4098 Quiblier st.and be rewarded.262 2 LOTS SoLD MATCH ON TUESDAY EVENING, st.will be rewarded by rot to Fraser bros, 438 es OST\u2014ON WEDNFSDAT Nov.Th.A FEMALE _fox terrier.Rewarlat 3 Tupper 267 3 | UST-AN OVAL AGATE WATCH CHARM, GOLD mounted.Reward 10 Bishop st.263 3 OST-STRAYED ON MONDAY LAST.RED SET ter dog, white chest, 2 white paws.Please notily 476 Mountain avenue, Westmount.263 2 OsT\u2014 FIRST INST, Sheed snd ioc = TERRIER 4 d ndle with white heed so Tighe about 36 pou! PS Fiuder will be re ond 5.OBT-ST.BERNARD DOG, LARGE.RATHER LOW set, broad head.well mark lease return to 473 Clarke avenue, Westmount.263 1 OST\u2014SMOOTH HAIRED FOX TERRIER DOG, 4 dar bites sne black ear, siightly mutilated.Name on arte at turn and get reward ecru MK ATT Les Gol 8 K.TAN A GORDON SETTER DOG, BLACK, TAN at eyes and len.white streak st breast, ans wers to Hazard Picase Brault, 232 8t.Denis Tt liberty or return to Gustave 2631 OBT\u2014ON THURSDAY, 3TH NOVEMBER, ON Place 4\u2019 Armes Hill, about the honr of haif past one, between Fortification lanesod C st.on the Street Kailway Office wide or or in the Street lway Office, fifty dollar bill.Any erson rey returning | to owner 673 Bt.Denis street will be handsomely re; 263 OST COLLIE, MARKINGS TAN AND WHITE,: 4_ had no coilar on; Mackay at.Reward at 934 Dorchester st.263 1 FOUND.~~ UND \u2014 mayo SMALL DOGS.USER CAN bave them by proving prope \u201cand paying ror: tiser.__Aprdy corner Su Urbain and Juth a: re.NGUND\u2014A BROWN COW, WHITE SPOT ON LEFT _ side of forehead, on November Ind.Owner call on uis Chapleau, at Hotel 8.Lambert, at 98 Bt.Pal st.~~ NOUND_A STRAY COW.OWNER La HAVE the same by describing and paring crpe Will jhe © sold if not \u201cclaimed io three Ja Pply to G.Butt, No.J Beaudry.363 1 _ RORSES AND CARRIAGES.ETC.CSSS NASA R BALE lourae, NEW DELIVERY WAGGON, vered, patent wheels, English patent: sxle, platform carers.suitable for dry goods or confectionerz.A.Jennings, 8 King street.577 R SALE~A BAY MARE, GOOD TRAVELLER, fearless, gentle, cheap, $25.00.Must be sold.Ad roe Crescent.23 dress Nu.3 Lorn sil NTPD \u2014 her 1400 to 1600 Ihe.woods.will be at the Montreal Horse Fmporium, corse Paul and M:Gill ata, Bpturday, November 7, to buy the above kind of horses.J.= Hears.of 2 Lucois, N.H.T.W.Foster.Manager.Tel.2831 HORSES, 50 HFAD OF HEAVY suitable for the lumber For SALE \u2014 AMONG OUR BARGAINS IN second hand pianos is 8 nice Stodgrd plane: Price ne at $3 per month, or h CW.dsay, 2366 Catherine st.R SALE new William, ete.; pi $75; board, carved, $10; Tu parior à anit, #9.R SALE \u2014 DRY RINDLING WOOD, $200; cur hardwood, $3.50.~ Extra nA loads.Bi livery.Henderson derson Bros.34 William st.Tel.aL \u2014$3, 34, 86.a $12 SEWING MACHINES: is mahogany si side- FARMS FOR SALE.ALAN ALAS A R SALE-TWO FARMS CONTAINING 156 acres and 176 acres, © balf mile west Lancaster Vilage.Glengarry, Ry.line.Hoth lots frimted river Aux Bri & Splendid soil, considerable bush.Fos further partioulara apply to E.8.Meodonald, Len- Ton ALE OR EXCHANGE.FINE FARM, 65 ! a Whee.well ooded.t ds raies from Ei of Acton- e du or building lot 7 or Westmoun ¥.H ston, 204 Be, James où 2005 LS bs Montreal Mining Exchange, MACHINERY FOR SALE RB Ri 9 CLARENCE J.McCUAIG, Manager, R SALE-7 SECOND HAND BOILRR PLATE Fa 1739 Notre Dame St., Montreal.tank, 102t.\u20ac in.high x 6ft.diameter K M thicl wr order.8 open past iron boiling vats, jackei af Tel 013.283°nty 1 tr 800 aallons.cach: 1 bran duster nover used.root biower, also square wrought iron tanks.valves and other machine \u2018or particul write James Mckar, 83 Btaynoar st, lercmonut, Montreal.263 3 MISCELLANEOUS.- recommend haif « creepers sul sultable to eur ofics.ANTED\u2014WILL BOME oNs wren EXPERI- desen Bron nial Address \"* L'SrAan 232 L; WANTED TO PURCHASE.' ANTED\u2014TO PURCHASE OAST OFF CLOTH West promi id $F lie iy Cn R BALE- FURNITURE pr) APPLY TO B.R.Parsons & Co.303 8t.Jam %33_ WANTED TO BORROW.~ 7 ANTED-TO BORROW TWENTY SIX HUNdred dollars, first mortgage on city property: aix per cent.Address ''G 25,\u201d STAR office.14 ANTED-TO BORROW FIVE HUNDRED DOI- lars for threo montha.Good security; goud_interest.Address \u201cQ 578,\" STAR office._ 2631 ROOMS WANTED.a en PAIN ENININ NALIN SN WANTED \u2014 ROOMS.WANTED TWO UNFUR- nisherd rooms for light housekeeping, between Bt.Lawrence and (Bleu: ry above Sherbrooke st.Address, \u201cL477,\u201d BTAR Jen er 2632 ANTED \u2014 FURNIRHED ROOM AND GOOM board, central locality, by a Indy employed, Terms $13 per month.State all particulars in replying.Atidres to \u2018\u2019K 430.\" STAR office.3 7 ANTED\u2014 ROOM IN DWELLING OR PUBLIC W building, suitable for rehearsals, vicinity between Btanley and Unirersity on St Catherine or near.Blats terme Address H.Hartley, 126 Duke / ANTED\u2014 GF TLEMAN, REQUIRES ONE OR two rooms, partial piano, vicinl ram- mond or Osborne ste.State.teat \"R 619,587 = orme MONEY TO \"LOAN - ~~ TO um \u2014 0% ON FIRST MORTGAGE, w Lex ran 90 at the 4 lowest rates interest.No co) and = borrowers.Avy erin & SORMANDIN E Motèries, xs Bt.James street.Good habits.Unquestionat ly referonces » wa to ability au ohsract A » Vent tas, 186 Duveruay sirens à ARTED-SITUATION BY YOUNU MAN IN to vxpel pau i pince methods, sp pea a: os.t cit 'C eas ltran piri sty reforoncos.A B11 V TANTED- HATH To TRIM BY AN EXPERIenced millier st her own home.Old materials used tg advantage.44 dt.Lui ke.259 24 VW ANTED- BY YOUNG MARRIED MAN OF steady halita with the best of references snd 15 years\u2019 experivnce in buainoes, & position in wholesale, manufacturing or otios work of any kind.Willing to in- yest $300 if neccusary.Address * Vans STAR of sa s Woe SIÇUATION AS WORKING HOUSE keeper ur sick nurse.Good reference givon.74 Gair at.203 3 V TANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG MARRIED ; WOMAN, situation as housekeuper In a workingman's tamily in return for howe.Apply F.b., 13 Dorchester at V ANTED\u2014 BY A YOUNG GIRL, SITUATION AB general servant or housemasd.Apply No.ap neurs at.0 W ANTED = \u201cny LADY.SOME ENGAGEMENTS 1 to regd aloud_Apply \u201cH 403,\" BTAR office.262 2 V JANTED \u2014 BY SOBER RFSPECTABLE Than.an.& fow more furnaces batween Shuter and Mac oy ÈS \u201c st classereferences.Address \u201cH 402, Bran office.oo _ Ww AN Y CUSTOM CUTTER, WHO HAS hel > D on in largest city in United States, co- Rugement.objeat rst pren, for\u2019 thuroughly.6.\" Hi Soe aud pe ruanent position.Ad: VW ANTED\u2014 BY LADY OF EXPERIENCE, BITU- stiou as housekeeper to vus or two geutlemen.Highest reference, \u2018Addreys \"1 TAR office.201 3 ANTED \u2014 FAMILY WASHING MADAME __ Bourgard; 168 St.Mar 263.3 V TANTED\u2014BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED woman, work of any kind, washing or house clesning.HB B.5 Monique aveuue, City, 33 ANTE, A RESPECTABLE WOM px.washir 1 ironing, ur housecleaning, fur Mon- sit day and Tuvsdey | each wee Addrens 749 Bt.V Q'ANTED- \u2018BY A \u201cYOUNG © \"MARRIED MAN, A situstion as machinist or any kind of work, with first class references.Apply 2617 51.C \u201cathorihe # at.253 2 AY ANTED-BY 4 YOUNG MAN, SITUATION Ad telegrapli operator, two years experience.och recommendation.Address 45 Hubert st.as \u20ac V JANTED\u2014A SITUATION AS THOROUGH SER- vaut Or Cpok in u small family.Apply 10 111 Bleury strest.2633 W TANTED \u2014 SITU ATION .BY EXPERIENCED uurse to children out of sre, or others help.Address \u201cOU 517,\" Ee Good sewer.oflice.City references.OV ANTED_81 \u2014SITU ATION AB COACHMAN, You NG Ban of three years experience desires uicuation as above.References\u201d Far full particulars, apply * Couch wan,\u201d Telephone 344, City 2x3 6 JANTED PLAIN FAMILY WASHING, ROUGH dry washing.Geatlewen's washing and monding.iarbers\u2019 waahing ® specinity.Apply at 17 Lioporial aye- ou ANTED- BY YOUNG MARRIED MAN, SITUA- on aa driver or wurk of any kind Hest-city references.ee Phdip st.263 1 3 ANTED \u2014 LADIES REQUIRING 3 FIRST ( CLASS couks, mele sud female, also general servants, housemaids and nurses call ut 2308 BL Cutherine st 2632 \\ ANTED \u2014 JOBKING CARPENTER, WORK, painting or kinsing, double windows to put up, good band.Address 1019 8 23 V ANTED-BY À YOUNG MAN, BITUATION AS collecter or clerk in wholesaly sture.Address \u201cR 617,\u201d 8TAR office.ANTED\u2014PLACES FOR GENERAL SERVANTS, cooks, day's work women und furnace men; al ways 1 relimble.Gormau 5 836 Falace 263 1 sboard if desired.Private family.\u2014 mm R AT ES .T PR TUATIONS VACANT.___smuarions waren ROOMS TO LET ANTED \u2014 A PERSON WHO THOROUGHLY \u2014 VW, Shed re rare came Tes WALID ARVENTIORN sreaxs \"REICH Rook Rothe FRONT Nook, TULSA heated b 1 319 Bleury st.2066 OOM A LARGE FRONT BEDROOM, HAND.mely fur winlahed, on bathroom fad hot water, Auer Late, we te, rivet family.us moderne.15 se Roms \u2014~ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS oN bathroom flat; hot water: suitable for light au\u201d keeping If roquired.172 Mo %.BET OOM NDSOMELY PURNISHED \u201crooms R* he HA) double, on bathroom flat; also tabl board.1 ve ot 8 {ous -ONE DOUBLY.AND SINGLE ROOM Dicely furnished.| hot waler,gas; good board;'privat tuwily: au children.16 Mackay 586 £.I OOMS-GENTLTMEN OR MARRIED COUPLE ith first olasa roo can be accommodated wi buar!; inudern cunvenionces.No children lor se Deus 1 LOM AND ROARD CAN BE HAD AT 1% BERRI - du fret class French family, bear Viger sq.2006 chismlly vent 1071 i OOM - WELL FURNISHED ROOM, BATHROOM © flat, heated hot water, betwwn Drummond and Sianloy sta, at 2633 3c.T atherlue C3 \u2018 250 5 rm 260 5 Rous TO LET, WELL FURNISHED, good board, 1500.3 Victol Re 46 CATHCART STREET, LARGE PLEASant, où bathroum flat, vue on street flat, with or without board.Furnae © Kory, vonvenience.5, OOM -LARGE FRRONT FU.ENISHED BEDROOM.hot water heating.132 Poel ot., 2nd door from Windsor Hotel _Telephone 4838.1 OOMS\u2014CO and sing veniences.FORTABLY Fu RNISHED, DOUBLE water Tape all modern con- Palace.5 Terms tuvdurate.F OOM \u2014 TO LET, OME LARGE ROOM, SUITable for oue Or Lwu persuns.Terms moderate.204 200 6 Bit.Autoine OUMS-TU LET, TWO BINGL > 1 _ vue on bathroom tat.RA i ITH Be oo 1 vous To LET.with A 1 BOARD, AUER ht, steam a te di vat-ly it desired).4 Stunley.ner {meals served pri- OOM\u2014A COMFORTABLE BUIGHT CHEERFUL, room, well furnishivd, hot wuter hea ing.arti 1 3 n Vota Room an que eu FURNISHED ROOM ox BATH.m fut, heated hot water, 1 lvl \u2018Hutchison LA venienues.Rex, \"FURNISHED ROOMS To LET.sur OOM\u2014A LARGE DOUBLE RON w 1 board; also table board.No.47 Koo.at.ol 2615 1 ooM\u2014 FURNISHED, SINGLE FRONT ROOM ON m dat.207% St Untherine at, cor.Bul- moral ar roo 01 4 ee \u2014\u2014 Rooms \u2014ONE OR Iwo HANDSOMELY KUR- nished front rooms to rent in private (amily, on Mackay st.Roard if desired.Address, \u2018EI 374, A; 1 R zooms \u2014 ~ NICELY FURNISHED.I 1 5 nan 1 OOM3\u2014TO LET.NICELY FURNISHED DOUBL x ;_and single r board.26 Park ave.261 614 OOMS_TO LET.WI EWISH FAMILY, TWO cosy rooms, with or ih board.2692 Bt.Unth- eriue sl.13 OOM \u2014 TO LET, UNFURNISHED, orm EW LY 05 2613 decorated, bathroom flat.Rent mod \u2018Osbornest, close to Wiudsofst.Station.Reo COMPURTABLY FURNISHED FRONT room (bathroum tat), with board, suitable for married couple or two ventiemen.in American family.Tetins muslerate.57 Argyle ave, off Aque duct st.2623 3 OOM8\u2014TU LET, 5 HUTCHISON ST, .COSY COMfortable room for quiet respectable geotloman Choice neighborhood and moderate rent.All eon R OOMS\u2014TO \"LET.\u201cwith Use or KITCHEN, IN private family, mother and sou.2692 Bt Catherine WANTED TO PURCHASE.ALAN Sm nm md ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE LADIES AND gent's cast off clothing, partic ly overcoata,furs, ote.All orders promptly attended to, nail or otherwise.J.Morris, 697 Craig 2596 V TANTED \u2014 STONE DREARER, NEW OR second hand.State pric ly nize aod where to be Address * \u2018Bi 214 Sr AR © BUSINESS C CHANCES.WAALS AAS SL SOLS SLA SOL SSL R SALE\u2014REST CORNER HOTELS, SALOONS and restaurants; also other businesses.Houses and shope to let.1.Harris, 8 Bt.James; evenings, 429 Bt.Lawrence, 258 9 BR SALE\u2014- WHEAT IB ADVANCING RAFIDLY tako advantage of the rise and muke moory; epecia attention given to out-of-tuwn traders.tall trades as care tully handled xs large ones.For Iatest manual, also dail circuiar, address 8.Minoer, Moms Chicago Open Hoar of Trade, 19-20 Traders Building, Chicago.er_ R BALE \u2014 BUY WHEATON THIS BREAK.Get in on this break and stay with it until the 86 seen.Toon \u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED WARM ON : bath fat\u2019 and 1d upper fluor.Goul board.Dining room on ground fl Mcuill College avenue OOMS \u2014 2 ROOMS OX FIRST FLOOR.WELL heated; ru convenienona; board desired.743 Sherbrooke st.»13 OOMä \u2014 TWO ROOMS ON SAME FLOUR, single aod double, \"pes PR ie \u2026 private house.Apply forenoon or evening, 37 M College ave.2623 Res LET, A NICE FRONT ROOM, UNfurnished, and well heated, on first fiat.2420 Be.Carherine.262 3_ Ï 00MS-\u2014DOUBLE AND SINGLE BEDROOM.NEW.urois Bes umis! modern cou reniences: s; telephone.Beaver Hall Hil 2833 1 OOM\u2014LARGE FURNISHED] ROOM ON BATH fiat, hot water, ya8, no other roomers.74a mille st.OOM LARGE BRIGHT WELL HEATED Eo unfurnished, hot and cold water; use of kitchen, married couple or lady.237 Pine ave.223 2 Roou-a WELL FURNISHED ROOM, WITH ALL ALL Apply t0 796C Aqued fidence will advance all commodities.Correspond with : mn fiat, suitable for married couple or two reliable frm and send for our advisory sheet, book of ren \"apply 277 Bt Charles Borromes, near I E ir 5.iad soins asarest to the pits broode % 3 enables ace les prompt - \u201c > HH A UMA! N & CO.0OMA_TWO LARGE.FURNIAHED ROOMS OON- 35.Board of Trade, necting, also vne angle on bathroom flat, suitable 260 1 Chicago.for light L ping.414 Mountain st 253 1 ANTED- TENDERS Ge Yoox TUESDAY, vember seventeenth; 1 for purchase of the four set \u2018Woullen Mill situate at Foch to Nova Scotia, Canada.Premises may be inspected or list of lyachinery sod descriptiol on 2 property had on apulicatiod.iod.; Terms oy mall casl h gayment uired.rmouth Woollen Mill Co, Limited, \u2018mouth, Nova Scotia 2626 LET\u2014COFFEE HOUSE ON WELLINGTQN 8Tr, near Grand Trunk offices.Fixtures free till Ms 1e 1897.1897.apply 3834 Welling:on street.2 JOR * ALE\u2014WELL ESTABLISHED, AGREEABLE \" off -6 business, farine ng 2200 per month, for 3500 chah.or selling.Aduress \u2018M 508,\" ares Satisfactory reasons PROPERTY FOR SALE, ome ANN NR rr rt Ne R SALE\u2014OR TO LET, VILLA RESIDENCE, No.320 Mountain street, semi-det dence, No.902 Dorchester street; residence No.vie torimatreet.Apply to G.B.Brash, Trustee, Mu ign OR \u201cBALE- \u201coR EXCHANGE, is BUILDING Jot, Blenry st., 80 x 68.Fine situation for stores.Will grchaone for houses, city or Westmount.F.Huston, 0 R SALE-THAT VALUABLE SITE FOR 8 Gi houses, corner Park and Fairmount avenues, Montreal Annex, 10 minutes from Craig at Size 10Ux1804.Price 33 ct.houses sell dos quickly.A builder who knows his business can erwct 4 houses on each avenue this winter and make $10,000 clear.J.M.Murley, 1759 Notre Damest.~~~ 23 B SALE-ON DUKOCHER ST.MONTREAL Annex, tea minces From Cralg st.ae ard 8 nd- ining lote \u2018each 50 x 100 to lane.Worth fr, price 170 asy Cerma.sera ler oy.\u201capply J.ha orig 1759 Notre Dame street.MOR BALE- UPPER LACHINE AND DOR- val, several cottages, modern improvements; also choi Dutltn lots from 3 cents up, Lachine, and fine ako front lot, Dorval, cheap.pod other lots 2 cenis foot.ine, and Bt.Joseph at, aff\" Lachine.\u2014 _3 R BALE HUTCHISON ST.MONTREAL Ann! , two \u201choles lots for sale, cheap.Apply 89 Windgor sf SALE\u2014NEW RED SANDSTONE HOUSE, Elm svenue, north of Sherbrooke street, Westmount.Est floor, wide entrance hall, parlor.diniog room, extens dresser; 2nd n kitchen, large pantry ane drnoms; house finished in \u2018 e basemen, stationary wash tuba, hot water heating sive clad bath, stone steps Price ent easy.J.Stevenson Brown & Co, 1764 248 13 daw PARTNERS WANTED.AAAS A A A dS NPN NSP ANTED\u2014PARTNFR, WITH 3 TO § THOUSAND dollars to invest in good paying wholenale manufac ing business.ples are already of who, understands keeping preferred.res \u201cE 96,\" AR office.| 261 4 ANTED\u2014Ÿ cure MAN OF BUSINESS ABIL ity with 420 to $1500 for investment, coen sectre on Ra boolfkeeper az 21000 aslaryin lucrative busi- creamed Address \"H 38,\" wan 2 RTNER, WITH 810,00) TO 220,07 well payiog business.Principals pe AR office, 223 51474,\" ST, OR OFFER, TO A GENTLEMAN est 22000: n well establishad wholesale .¢.Address in confidence to \u2018P i 3 AXTED-TD A PARTY WITH $5000 TO §7000, 1 cangffer Wal! interest in well established manufacturing bllsines showing grand 1 futuro ra Bl with little or no or particulars ad: wr \u2014 mee A UPILS WANTED.Arnon ANTED\u2014PJANO OR ORGAN TAUGHT BY EX- r pericnced Reacher from $1 mon 61 Greene eve, Me.Henri.2615 a WANTED TROPOLITAN SHORTHAND AND ypewritin, onl opens Mon: Speed cissses ar and 1]bookkéeping.- 490 ¥0 Dorchester.2614 TANTED\u2014 pxNOR) PROFESSOR WARNAULT los Berri.}] Buocessful method.,Pupil's eT BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED.AAA ALPEN IN AAS CES ANTED\u2014BY Two YOUNG LADIFS (RISTERS) cheerful room] ; private famil Terms not to exceed 96.00 week Tor both A rend * \u2018Bi 342\" STAR office.201 2 | \u2014~NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ON hroom fiat, for gentleman.Private family.ae 3 00M \u2014 FURNISHED ROOM ON HATHROON fiat, with usa of kitchen if required.AT Anderson at.ki OOM \u2014A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED Met suitable for one or two or married couple.141 culfe at.OOM-FURNISHED ROOM, FOR ONR OR TWO gentlemen, bathroom flour, Auer lish, hot water heating; clean, neat, comfortable.Moderat.tb Catherine street.__ - ooM = -TO RENT, NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, : bathroom fiat; steam heat; gas; all conveniences.McGill \u2018College : avenue.2632 OOM\u2014AT 6 BEAVER HALL L SQUARE N NICELY furnished warm room, suitable for one ori OOMB \u2014 A GENTLEMAN: CAN BE ACOOMMO- dated with room snd rd in a small family (no children).Pleasant room.Hot water hesting.Modsra house.Central M ocalion.Terme ,00 per month.References rey ddress, P.O.Box 9M._ _263 2 OGOMB_TWO DOUBL KE VERY COMPORTABLY furnished, every DOUBLE VE in striotiy private fem: ily.25 McGill College ave._865 3 OUM- FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, WITH R use of kitchen if desired.54 Victorinst.__ 263 2 OOM~TO LKT, NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ou bathroom flat; gas snd hot water.Private family.No chiidren.147 Manstield street.263.3 ROMs paPLEPUID ROOMS TO LET, IN PRI- family, po children.Terms moderate.fplen- ply \u201c334 St.Denis street.~~ 1 513 Sew OOM_ LARGE ROOM, UOMFORTABLY nished, with board.106 Mansteld st.COMA NIORLY YURNISHED, DOUBLE ond hot water, with or without board; Fag- lish tamis 11n Bieury st 0632 onMs\u2014To | LET, FURNISHED, O ON BATHROOM d hestod by hot water.Terms it \u201cwh 67 Tnspecior a Pt OooM\u2014TO LET.FURNISHED 8 SINGLE \"ROOM ON bathroom Hoor.Terms moderate.149 In st.OOMS\u2014TO RENT, NICFLY FURNIBHED.SINgle or double, with or without bosrd.766 Dorches- rat #33 _ OOM\u2014FOR ONE oR TWO GENTLEMEN, WITH or without board, Private English had No children £33 Dorchester, fagin, Dufferin sq._ - WELL FURNISHED, SUITABLE OOM_ LARGE, WEL UTA for one or two, in an English fami Dubord at.00M NEWLY PURNIBHED FRONT JARLOR bedroom, nice bath, hot water.Hy Private | family.256A At.Antoine at.3 )M\u2014WARM, LARUE COMFORTABLY QUE I De os on bathroom flat, no children.mond st.0 s_TWO LARGE FUENISHED OR OR Savon I tts with use of kitchen.House very warm a comfortable.Terms moderate._183 St.George 363 2 LET, LARGE BACK PARLOR, NICE- Rocus-ro 4 with mantel bed, suitable for two Jad- apres ies engaged du during the day.wi Dorcheste s\u2014T0 LET, TWO LARGE Roo Caro flat, nicely furnished: re og paid water._ Breakfast i if desired._942 Dorci \u2014A WELL FURNISHED sINGLE woo TO Ro , with tireakfsst and tes required.Private family.Apply UT Bieugy at.983 3 0OM\u2014DOUBLE BEDROOM TO LET.8 SUITABLE R {or one or two gentlemen; Daisy furnace; bethroom wit, hot anid cold water: well furnished with svery cunvenience.Private family.Avply it Belmont Rl coms \u2014 - Two \u201cCOMFORTABLY FURNISHED Rt froat rooms, with or without board Nice locality: fre minutes walk from Windsor Station.383 Bt.A: OOMB \u2014 DOUBLE AND BINGLE, WITH OR I without board.also parlor bedroom furnished or un- good.944 Dorobesterst.263 8 fu rushed, Attefidange | HOUSES WANTED.AA AN \u2018 eg V ANTED\u2014HOUSE or FLAT IN CEN IAL locality, immed! taining eight or sen rooms, er aa address \u201cHi ton,\u201d BTa AR offee.oo roe Cad rep HOUSE IN CENTRAL LOCAL, ity, ten of twelve rooms and rai > ments.Address \u201cQ 877,\u201d STAR office.6 52000.2,500.ST.MANCE STREET, sa.vo.design, and has square reception 263 ph Jaw'nty HOUSES _\u2014 SALE.MANCE STREEAW.Brick Encased, 7 roomed Cotta, URBAIN STREET.\u2018Solid Brick .MANCE STREET.New Stone Front Cottage, Daisy Coténas, Dais Hoy ume Sr ve?re.BL erase hi PHOTOA.AY OFFICE.furnace, bath and closet.rnace, 7 rooms, bath and closet.y furnace, 8 rooms, bath and cl 83, 800.tally decorated, and Stied wih.» cape.A 0 to $ WAVERLEY STR decorated, handsome hardwood over mantels PARK \u2018AVENUE td finar :\u2014IAbeury, $ bedroo ment, divided into furnace room, larder, eto.Ne Solid Brick Cot ET.\"a dw.©.large ya equars hall, paies New brick and Amer ! h pronsed \u2018Paley furnace.bats Py veran n rear, an dec rick house.Jet floor :\u2014Purloe, dining room, wide entrance hall and kitchen, finished in hardwood.with handsome stalr 3d 0 4 Lot oct feet foule ane.Price 85,500.Pa Payment 2500 or more do wn.Adfoining Room 3, 16% #t.James St.CG.W, BADGLEY, Sec\u2019y-Treas.and stone front, 7 fine rooms, bath dry, concrete cellar, beautifully rooms, handsomely decorated ti a a SES Zeger ay Ld Er Vr SF TIE ER ER Cari THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1896.UNIFORM SAI Tor All Clubs on the Great Lakes.00 = HOBACE BARRE CHALLENGES LOUIS CYR.Change of Hunting Appointment\u2014 To-morrow's Rugby Matches \u2014 Annual Meeting of Victoria Rifles Bowling Club\u2014 Sporting Miscellany.Toronto, November 6.\u2014 Delegates of the Lake Yacht Racing Association will meet representatives of the Lake Erie Yoht- ing Association in Buffalo to-morrow afternoon to discuss the matter of wlopt- ing uniform rules and classifications.It bad been intended to hold a meeting of the three great lake yachting clubs in Detroit, but the Lake Miciigun Yachting Assoviation failed to aj point delegates.The western club, However, is in sympathy with the movement 10 have uni formity of rules and classification, and has committed isell as far as it reasonably do so to ihe gdoption ot the rules framed at the Buffalo meeting.A.E.Jarvis, president of the LY RAL says the Lincoln Park Yacht Club of Chicago is awaiting lhe result ot thus meeting befcre challenging the RCYC.for another irite \u201cnational race.SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GRAND TRUNK BOATING CLUL.The semi-annual meeting of the Grand Trunk Boating Club will be beld in The St.Charles Club rooms, No.1 Richmond \u2018street, Up-night, ut 8 c'elock.11 was to have been held in the club house, bui owing to the recent fire this idea ad to be abandoned ; aud it is altogether likely that the building of ;a new club house will be discussed.Fhe propose! skating rink will also be decided upon.ATHLETICS.BARRE CHALLENGES CYR.New York, November G.\u2014lHorace Barre, the Canadian heavy-weight Lifter, depost- od $250 at the Police Gazette office [esterda¥, and issued a challenge to Louis Cyr or anvbody in the world to lift weights for the championship of the world.The New York World says: There is another new heavy-weight hft- r in the business.The newcomer 1s dlarre.a French Canadian, who arrived In the city two months ago from Mont- | geal.Barre is thirty vears old and, although he only weighs 240 pounds, is gifted with such à great amount of strength that he has already greatly astonished every one who has seen him rform.; Péparte was a freight handler in Montreal, and the easy manner in which he used! to lift iron rails and other heavy articles made the people living in Montreal believe that he is the coming champion heavy-weight lifter of the world.lobe Harley, the well-known sporting man, is lo king after Barre\u2019s interests, und he bas so much rath in Barres strength that he will match Barre against any man in the world in a lift- i competition for $1,000 or $5,000 a ide.i FOOTBALL.GLEASON WILL PLAY.Ottawa, Nov.6.\u2014The College team that will face Britannia to-morrow will include Capt.Gleason, who has decided to play.James will not be on, and Bolger will replace Prud'nomme, who is suftering from a sprained ankle.\u2018The team will be Belanger, Murphy, Glea- san, Shea, smnth, Quilty, Green, Ross, Bolger, Foley, Touin, Latleur, McCready, Clancy and Boucher.TO-MORROW'S GAMES.® æo-morrow afternoon Oitawa City will lay McGill on the University Ciunpus.\u2018he Ottawa team bus only been defeated once this season, but McGiil boys expect to score often enough to cue out on the top side, he Brits.will play Ottawa College on the M.A, \"A.A.grounds, and the local team are determined to make a strong effort to break that line of de- eats.The Rugby enthusiasts have quite a strong bill to-morrow and both games will doubtless be largely attended.SCHOOLBOYS TO PLAY RUGBY.The return match between Ottawa Collegiate Institute and the High School fifteens will be played to-morrow morning at ten o'clock on the M.À.A.A.unds.ore PUNTS., The name of Ed.Bayley is mentioned \u2018n connection with the position of referee for the Canadian championship game between Ottawa College and winner of T.A.C.-Varsity match.M the teams fail to agree upon a referee, the president of the Canadian Union wiil appoint the referee.; The lightest scrunmage man playing football in the Ontario Union is Gordon Watson, who weighs something less than 130 pounds.He depends on nis quickness and skill mainly in holding his own.He i> sail to b> up to quite a a few do iges Lut he will have to have his wits preity well lubricated to sieal any marches on velrran bred.Wilson.There are many Toronto football men Who are in favor of the reduction of the aumber of players on teams to twelve wen.and quite an agitation in favor of | the innovation is under way.The game Would he opener, and necessarily cleaner.At Trinity tte inter-year matches are played by \u2018twelve men a side, HOCKEY.EASTERN ONTARIO PUCK CHASERS.Cornwall, November 6.\u2014The winter of 1886-87 promises 10 be a pb hed sen- son for the \u201cpuck-chasers\u201d of Eastern Ontario.Last winter a keen rivalry with the hith rio untweaten Morrisburg team excited public interebt in the game in Cornwall, and when the Factory Town boys defeated the Burghers, not only in Cornwall, but also on their own ice, the number of their friends were legion.This winter the indications are that Corawall will huve a stronger team, and local pein are watching the building of the new covered skating rink and forming plans for the fast approaching meason.Down mn Lancaster Mr.E.Duemo has purchased the old skating vink and has à staff of mon puting it in shape for the approach of cold weather.Lancaster has .@& very large number of big, brawny ath- .lotes, who arc very fast skaters and play .hockey with the vim which characterizes .all Glengarry men.Under the direction .of Stuart Rayside, late of ihe Queen's .College team, they will soon be formidable SPR ments for any team.In Williamstown: the strong fast skaters of the River aux Raisins, of whom - Bandy McLennan is a fair example, are \u2018ekganiaing.The river Lieu up early the ' LING RULE in the season, and there in generally a month or six weeks of good out-door skating.2 At rd Glengarry team is Kkely to be formed at\u2019 Alexandria.The roquois and Brockville teams have already or- unized and Morrisburg is sure to fol- ow, Nothing could hoom the game better than a league composed, say, of Alexandra, Williamstown, Lancaster, Cornwall, Morrisburg, Iroquois and Brock- ville.The present indications are that if such a league becomes gn accomplished fact, the clube will be so 8venly matched that the disirict championship will be in doubt till the las: game was played.BOWLING.ANNUAL MEETING.The annual meeting of the Victoria Rifles Dowling Club will Le beld ut the Armory to-morrow night at eight oklak, for the reception of rejorisand election of officers.The club vapects to have a successful season, and, as wsual.will make « big bid for the championsnips of the diferent leagues.THE HUNT.CHANGE OF APPOINTMENT.The meet of the Montreal Hunt te morrow at Forest und.Stream\u2019 Club gate 15 altered to Pointe Claire station, and by kindness of Messrs.B.Mcelen- nan, À.E.Og.lvie und F.8B.Meighen a special train will leave Fonaventure stat.on for Pointe Claire at 9.15 am.; Hors >> to be on board at 9 o'clock.BILLIARDS, BILLIARDS AT THE M.A.A.A.The M.A.A.A.are going 10 spread themselves, English billiards has taken ; sueli a hold upon the members that the | directors have decided to purchase a real English billiard table, and the order has been given.CHESS.PILLSBURY AND ENGLISCH.| Vienna, November 6.\u2014The fourth game.; ol the series of five, as played between Pillsbury.and Englisch, was also drawn \u20ac yesterday.Score, two points each.All previous games have been drawn.can | SPORTING CORRESPONDENCE.ENCOURAGE THE BLUE AND WHITE, : Sporting Editor Star: I>xar Sir.\u20141 noticed in both your own \"columns and those of contemporaries a very strong adverse criticism of the play of the \u201cBritannia\u2019\u201d-Ottawa City match last Saturday.I am fair enough not to call you to account for the reports of all your correspondents, but Iam also sufficiently confident in my own judgment as au *\u201cold time kicker\u2019 to refute the statement and counter-state that the \u201cplucky Brits put up not only a hard game, but a good clean game of football and very fast, so much so that 1 expect a surprise is in store for the Ottawa College team next Saturday.My object in writing is to appeal to all admirers of a team that \u201ckeeps at it\" in spite of all sorts of hard luck and accidents .which takes its beatings with the same sportsmanlike spirit as the \u2018\u2019Brits\u2019\u2019Jof old took their victories, and which lon Saturday will put up a lively and interesting if not winning game.Line up old timers and true sports, be there to see and cheer.i Yours in the cause of the good old game.MACK OF '80.MISCELLANEOUS.PARISIAN DOG FASHIONS.After a brief struggle London has been forced to concede tu Paris the distinction of setting the fashions for aristocratic dogs as well as for noble dames.Guy Towel, of the Monde Illustre, who their clothes made to order, and each of which has an gssortment of apparel complete enough to fill a trunk as large as a bandbox., The first essential for a dog of position is à set of nightgowns in batiste or in i »iik.These garments are made to but- ! ton down the back, and are supplemented by small quilted silk chest protectors.: l'or short-baired toy terriers; especially | subject to cold, pajamas are moore often made than nightgowns.Every dog cught to have at least half a dozen embroidered handkerchiefs, for nothing is more distressing to an animal of refined feelings than to bave his eyes neglected when thé wind makes them water.Except for the very amall- vst and most delicate lapdogs, lace handkerchiefs are not in good taste, but a great deal of elaboration can be bestowed upon the embroidered monograms, and in the case of small French bulldogs \u2014 which are now the most fashionable pets for ladies-bright colored bandannas or handkerchiefs of red and yellow India cotton are very: suitable and cifective.Handkerchiefs in a little buttoned pocket of a dog's coat take very little room, and is the surest way of putting a step to the vulgar habit of cleansing the eyes und the muzzle on the carpet.No dog really needs storkings, but two pairs of shoes, of which one should be made of anhydrous.leather or of India rubber, are very useful.When a dog is tv have a good two hours\u2019 play on the luwn, or, wnat be loves better yet, a scamper in the woods, he ought to barefouted, so that he cun scratch and dig as much as he pleases.But it is only fair to the servants in a \u201chouse that when a dog is taken out for his little constitutionals he should have bis : feet covered, su that ce will not track mud across the carpets.The fissures in a dog's paws make it almost impossible for him to clean his naked foot on a doormat, and the helpless little offender gets many a cross look and sometimes even a blow from an angry Lousemaid\u2019s broom because he has unwittingly added to the burden of.the day's work.A cleanly dog soon learns, too, that if he has shoes put on when h- trots out in the morning.he is not obliged to clegm his toes with his tongue after his morning constitutional, and when one thinks how nasty © street dirt is, vne is not surprised to see the little comrade eagerly asking for his boots on a muddy morning.During warm weather the best gnr- ment for a dog to wear indoors in the morning is a thin silk dressing gown, but a few weeks from mow this ought to be replaced by a saut du lit in flannel.For seaside wear during the first promenade in the morning white pique is the nestest possible coat, and one or two dogs at Ostend this summer wore wit h this a little sailor bat on the sunny ays.Except in the case of a dog whose ears hang as flat as those of a spaniel, the hat is, however, more of an annoyance than a confort at any time, and is a eomplication of canine apparel which has not found general favor.For town dress a cloth coat with, a Medicis collar trimmed with flowers, or a bright ruche is the For special cecasions various dresses are naturally enough indicated.For the dogs\u2019 weddings, which have become so fashionable, the brile wears a white satin coat trimmed\u2018 with white gauze, and a collar decorated with\u2019 orange blossoms, if it is her first marriage, or with pale lav- ander bows if she is a widow or divorced.The groom, of course, wears a black coat with\u2019 white trimmings.There, is a speo- inl pocket in his walstcoat for the anklet, which iakes the place of a ring.For travelling coats made with dr whipcord are the niost practical.The lead: dogs\u2019 tailor of Paris has made three or four coats for Russian clients.An ermine or seal cape, worn over a biaguit \u2018colored oloth coat, would not be \u2026.- gas Amare Ab ml at all to heavy for the more blus- te says of a New York winter.In where everything is so much cheaper than in New York, & pluin and fuirly complete outfit for a dog not larger than a terrier can be procured for about.$60, the items being as follows : Plated callar.oes ieee reer ween 3 2.50 Bracelet.2,15 Six night-gowns.12.00 six erchiefs.\u2026 .LE One p2ir tan boot 1.60 ne pir rubber t 1.64 One morning wrapper.8.00 One seawiie \u20ac - 2.u0 One morning coat.6.00 , One dress coat.10.09 .Ono travelling coat.5.00 i Oae fur-trinmed overcodt.o.T.00 It would, of course, be easy to spend more than the whole of this sum on one collar or one elaborately embroidered coat, and at New York prices the outfit would nscessarily be very much more CP \u2018he new dog houses lined with yellow leather or white silk, and arranged to stand in the ¢orner of the room about twelve inches above the carpet, in order to avoid the drafts from under doors are very convenient and pretty.They soon pay for themselves in the decreased wear of chairs and sofa cushions in the drawing room or in the budoir.A well-mannered dog, if he has his own little house, will always go to it wher he is left alone in a room, and he acquires a pense of security and independ- cence which ean never he his when he is curled up in a chair which may be wanted ut any time.- 7 The most useful of all presents that can be bought for a dug is a showerproof coat.lt is no exaggeration to sy that any dog which lives in the house becomes too delicate to bear a wetting, and in an uncertain climate a pet at home day after day rather than to face a cloudy sky.The figured stuffs introduced within the last few years for ladies\u2019 make the prettiest possible waterproof clothing for dogs; and if the coat is finished with a hood trimmed with waterproof ribbon ithe rainy day costume can be made as smart as anything in a dog's wardrobe.No little care is needed in fitting the hood, as, if it is the least bit Lou snug, a dog will worry until he rubs M off; and if, on the other hand, it Lis the least bit too large, a little stream of water runs down his neck, and wets him as effectually as if he were not dressed at all.A,great deal of care is, indeed, al- Ways necessary in arranging a dog's apparel.It is kinder to let even the shortest haired dog go without a coat in the worst weather than to dress him irregularly and «apriciously, forgetting to take off Lis coût when he comes into a steam-heated ncuse, or leaving him with a wet cape around his neck.It is unhappily quite impossible for one who lives in a cold climate ty make a constant companion of a dog without creating new needs and new weuknesses in the little creature's system.And it is much better to let a dog sleep in the stable, and only have bim with you when you go out to when you are unwilling to take the trouble to see that he is promptly and regularly dressed and undressed, when he goes out in the cold and comes back to lie before the fire.All veterinary surgeons, who give especial attention to house dogs, know that plain food, systematic exercise and regulated clothing are vital necessities, entirely forgotten by many people who will spend a hundred dollars on a jewelled collar for a dog, but will not give a thought to keeping him in goud eondition.GOSSIP.The Messrs.Cochrane, of Hillburst Farm, Hillhurst, Que., have entered and are shipping from Montreal to-morrow evening, by express, to the Madison Square Garden Horse Show, New York, the champion hackney mare Princess Dagmer, the three year old stallion Bar- thorpe Performer, and the yéarling stallion Hillhurst Sensation, all of which were first prize winners at the recent Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa Exhibitions; Princess£ ar- and Barthorpe Performer having\u201d also Won the silver medals offered by the English Hackney Sceiety for the\u2019 best mare and stallion, respectively, at Toronto and Montreal.The gold medal presented by Tommy Boyle to the St.Gabriel Quoiting Club for competition at their autumn games, was won by Mr.C.Smith, after several close and exciting games.The Melbourne Australasian's rowing writer, Tingle, is of opinivh that, Gau- daur having returned to bis own country, it will be a long time before Australia regains the honor she has held since Beach defeated Hanlan on the Para- matta.A Sydney paper says that: \u201cIn one way Stanbury\u2019s defeat may do good, by causing those who value the title being held in Australia to do something towards supporting the possessor of it, and not allow him to drift away into the \u2018never, never\u2019 country, working at anything that may turn up.\u201d.n the handicap games of the University of Pennsylvania, on Saturday, another Canadian distance runner distinguished himself.\u2018Alexander Grant, formerly of Toronto University, easily won the I yards race from scratch in the good time of 217, and .also captured the mille in 4.38.He is a younger brother of Dick Grant, the Harvard champion, and Instructor Murphy.of the Pennsylvania athletic team, declares Grant is the best new man he has ever trained.Dick was not so fortunate in Harvard's games on Mon- Monday.Some of the other starters in the mile race were given so long a start that he could not cut down (heir ead.Recretary J.C.Davidson, of the Niagara Falls, Ont., hockey team, champions of the eastern division of the Ontario Hockey Association, 1s arranging a tour through the Eastern States for his team.Buffalo hab been asked to name a date for an exhibition of* the Canadian winter ame.The postponed sale of the horses which were seized by the sheriff some time ago from Sol.White, ex-M.L.A., -took place \u2018yesterday at Windsor, Ont.Sixteen animals were disposed of at fabulously low rices; $69 was the highest price paid.ames Ouilette purchased a mare and colt with a pedigree for $10.Most of the horses were bought in by Mr.White himself.Mr.George H.Hastings died to-day at his residence in Deer Park, Toronto.He was one of the hest known horse breeders in the Province, having estah- lished a big reputation as a kney breeder and dog fancier.He.was a frequent exhibitor at the horse and dog shows, and carried off many prizes.He was at one time the owner-of the famous hackney stallion, Lord Randolph.Mr.Hastings was the son a British naval officer, and was in th= navy hims-lf whn a boy.He came to Canada when quite coming manager of the Ontario Straw Goods Manufacturing Company.He was 52 years of age r.Hastings was a Conservative, and a member of the Albany Club.CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW.The annual Chrysanthemum Show of the Montreal \\Plorists\u2019 and Gardeners\u2019 Club will be held in the Windsor Hall on Tuesday.Wednesday and Thursday of next week, Nowember 10, 11 and 12.The florists of the city aré no efforts to make tbe show the best of its kind; which has yet been held in this city.:\u201d PARLEMENT MODELE.Menday evening at the French Mock Parliament the Liberal administration d-a bill to abolish the Senate.egsrs.E.O'Leary, Jos.Kelly.R.Lau- like that of New York one has to leave ossamer coats | walk, than to ddmit him to the house ; , \u2018 say she was one 0 Joung and went into business.finally, ! beautiful swimmer.apn Tom © 7 Woolley.\u2018Well, yes, sir, the young lady was & Never seen à young lady as could swhin out like she could.\u201cCap'n Tom 'Ovlley,\u2019\u201d she'd used Lo say to me, * I just love the water.\u201d She come here every year.She said she never could take to anything like the coast of Cornwall, But after the last year she never come again.Seems as if Bill- otiny-soul must have give her a distaste of the Cornish folk like.Well, that\u2019s true what you say, sir\u2014 there ain't no sea anywher.like the sea here in Cornwall.It breaks, as you may see il, all ro green as emerald, round the stacks and skerries off Land's End and the Lizzard.See it breaking yonder someUmes in fine white foam \u2018most as high as a lighthouse, round they granite peaks, and you wouldn't find nothing more beautiful, not if it was painteit in vils by they artist gents at Newlyn.The channel ¢\u2014well.what's the channel \u2014 ome to think o it, but a muddy river, in oie anaer oo speaking, wil the Seine and the Avon flooding it wil with dirt and refuse?\u2018The North Sea?\u2014nu, ner the North seu ain't Inuch better, neither, through bring filled with yellow clay, by the moutn o' Thames and Rhine and Rumber., 1 know \u2018em, all, your \u2018earl, as 1 have sailed in coasi- ing craft, man an\u2019 boy, this filly year an\u2019 more, an\u2019 being bred mysell at \u201cLyme Regis in Dorset\u2014an \u2018a muddier sea you wouldn't want nowhere than that, though ii\u2019s me that says it as ought n't to say it, belying my own home, il | may make bold to put it so, whiich is as tiny a little town as any in the country.But the open Atlantic, where it rots right in, all blue und green and clear as crystal, on them Cornish rocks\u2014why, there ain't no water like it for pleasure of swiunming in tbe British Isles, uot till à man comes round aguin to Caitb- ness and Sutherland.Our Joe\u2014bim as they calls the fisherman poet\u2014be says it reminds him of a good woman\u2019s heart, it does.You look right down into the depths, as far as you see, and it's all transparent and it\u2019s all pure and innocent.That's the sea in Cornwall.The young lady's name I was speak- in\u2019 of was Noe.She was a Miss Pryce o\u2019 London; we always called ber by her given name, Miss Noe.She was at home with the children, you see, and my missus was fonder of her than of any other fulks as ever took our lodge ings, same as she might be of your good lady, sir, begging your paraon.She was a line was Miss Noe.See Ler clamber up the rocks, you'd say she was a goat; see her swim agin the waves, you'd say she was a seal; see her tell the little ones stories by the rocks at night, you'd these book writers, as it might be yourself, sir.Fine upstanding young lady, too, with color in her cheek dnd a spring in her step, walkimg free across Mullyon moors the same as if they belonged to her.Well, it \u2018\\Wvasn't loñg before weé perceived Miss Noe was pretty good friends with a gentleman up to Ifown's\u2014Mr.Moore from Exeter.He was a nice young doctor come to Kynance for his holidays, and when them two went out walk.ng together, with her father and mother hanging about like for com- puny, a8 is tbe way with patients, a iiner young couple you'd never set eyes on.At the end of a fortnight my wife says to me: \u201cTom,\u201d says she, \u2018it ain't \u2018Mr.Moore' no more with our young lady; it's plain \u2018Alex\u2019 this morn- mg.\u201d His name being Alexander, it was Alex for short, as 1s the new fashion now, though when I was young it was Alic or else Sandy.: \u2018An\u2019 à good thing, too,\u201d says 1.\u201cFor a young lady like Miss Noe had ought to marry one as ia her natural equal.\u201d says I; not mean in birth alone, as is a thing 1 don\u2019t hold with; nor yet in money, as there ain't no counting \"upon; but a-fine upstanding young lady, to my mind, deserves to he married to a fin country get from?\u201cAnd handsome couple they'll make.\u201d says my Inissus, being fond ot Miss Noe.ell, one of the days Mr.Moore\u2014 that\u2019s Alex\u2014he went out swimming off the rocks by the cove, and Miss Noe, she was ashore sitting high on the cliff, reading a book or something.But every now and.then my wife sees her raise her head and look out to see anxious like after the heads bobbing about like buoys in the water.At last up she jumps and runs down to the cottage, all breathless.I could see in a minute her beart was in her mouth.\u2018O, Cap'n Tom, do look oùt\u2018at Alex.He's swimming over there, an\u2019 it seems Lo me he\u2019s in some sort of trouble\u201d\u2014love having eyes as can see better\u2019n a binocular.Well, I gets down my telescope, an\u2019.I fixes it upon him.He was a mile out to sea\u2014a black speck on the water.I pots him well fixed.Sure enough, there , he was throwing his arms up wild and trying to make signs to the shore for elp.\u201c1s it cramp?\u201d says the young lady.\u201cDon\u2019t you pelieve it,\u201d says [; \u201cthere's a deal more nonsense talked about cram in swimming than there need te.\u2019 man can\u2019t swim for ever,\u201d says I.\u201cTired out, that's what I calls it.\u201d says I.And tired out Mr.Alex was, sure enough, by the look of him.\u201cO, Cap'n Tom,\u201d says the young lady, \u201cwill you save himf\u201d wringing her hands in a way that might melt a stone \u2014let alone à Christian.I was half way down to my boat by \u2018that time.\u201cSave him,\u201d says I; \u201cis it saving of him?Bless your heart, if he warn°t no friend of yourn at all\u2014as man:to man\u2014 I'd save him.Bill-o\u2019-my soul,\u201d says I seeing Bill on the shore, \u2018come and help me,\u201d says I.\u201cThere's a gentleman drownding.\"\" \u2018\u2019Drownding#\u201d says Bill, running down and putting out.\u201cCome on !*\u2019 says Bill.\u201cI'm with you!\u201d His name being Hiil- o\u2019-my-soul, along with his having been such a favorite when he was young with all the young women.Well, we put off and rowed, Bill tak- ng one of Lhe sweeps\u2014as is our name for them long oars\u2014and me the other.After a while it struck me we wasn\u2019t heading outward.I looked up and saw.and we was most turned to shore again.I'd pulled the boat round on Bill\u2014which I didn't understand, he bei then a stronger man nor me to pall\u2014not but what, when I was in my best days, I'd utled a boat againet any man in Eng- and.\u201cBill,\u201d \u201csays I, sharp, \u201cyou're not a- pulling.\u201d He looks up at me rather odd.** Mate,\u201d its soldiers and sailors Ce ZZ - a A \u201cFoot-form\u201d ) sole.built young woman, too, ; e young fellow.Or where\u2018d the : English style, rounded curve on outer side of shoe, tapering to narrow \u2018at toe.Fits comfortably a*foot which looks larger than the shoe.Laced\u2014Buttoned\u2014Congress \u2014or Oxford, in Black, Tan, Seal Brown, Carmine,orWinecolor.Halfsizessto x1.Widths $3.00, $4.00, $5.00.says he, quiet like, \u201cI'm no fool.Now what are you a-rowing fori\u2014the -young lellow or the money)\u201d 1 a \u201cPull, i, 1%~1 mhouts out, \u201cPull Juli, I tell youl The gentleman's rownding\u2014Mizs * Noe's young gentleman!\u201d A \u2019 He pulls a stroke or two, quite feable.His heart wasn't in it.Then loses my temper.\u201cBill-o'-my-soul.\u201d pays 1, \u201cam I cap'n of this hers craft or are youi For un- leas you pull harder\u2014I don\u2019t want _no strong language here; but as sure\u201d as wy vame is Cap'n Tom \u2018Oolley, I'll wring your ugly neck for you!\" : He holds up his sweep, and says he, \u201cOl, is that your game 9\" says he.\u2018\u2019An\u2019 du you propos\u2019 to eompensèle me?\u201d It flashed right across me what he meant.\"Bil, you blackguard,\u201d says [, \u201cdo you mean to tell me\u2014and a man there a-lrowndiug ¢ Have you no common humanity,\u201d says I bristling \u2018up, that you'd think of five pound afore a, fellow-creature 7?\u201d \u201cFive pound is a good bit better nor thirty bob.\u201d says Bill, Icoking up ut me, sullen like, \u201cWell, sir, FIl say it to your face, though your cwn father is à county councillor, | always thought that une as bad a law as the county could make.But law it is, all the same, aud there Paint no helping it.It's five pound re- Ward for bringing in a dead corpse, an\u2019 it's caly thirty bob for bringing a man alive as you save from drownding.\u201d \u201cBill-o\u2019-my-soul,\u201d says 1, raising my sweep, being that angry with the man that I'd knock him over the head as coon | as I would a rat, \u201cwill you row, or shall .I brain you f\u201d Just at that minute my eyes went towards the shore, and if there wasn't Miss Noe, nut wringing her hands now, but plunging into the sea, clothes und all\u2014though a lady with skirts\u2014an\u2019 swimming for dear life out to the boat to heip me.I up with my voice and shouts: \u201cCome along, Miss Noe! You puts tle men to shame | Blessings on you for a brave gin) !\u201d She was swimming that splen- di Well, 1 rows towards her, and helps her\u2019 aboard into the boat, and in she Jumps, all dripping, but taking no more i notice of it, bless you, than if waler was a feather bed to her.And she seizes the: oar Hill-o\u2019-my-soul wouldn't work, and she cries out\u2019 to me agonized like: \u201cHow on Cap'n 'Oulley, for heaven's sake, row on; Alex is a-drownding!\u201d Well, 1 wasn't going lo earry a su- Percargo, as you may tay, to weight the boat, not yet a passenger for nothing.So, to \u2018lighten the burden, I just up with Bill-o-my-soul and | clusps un round the waist, being an older man nor him, but, heaven be praised, .a strong one.He was took by surprise too much to struggle.An\u2019 I heaves un over afore he knowed where he was and makes a Jonah of him.He comes up spluttering, beipg the worst swimmer for a sea-far- ing man as ever | met with, \u201cThere,\u201d snys I, hitting out at him with the blade omy sweep; \u2018sec how you like it yourself,\u2019 | says l.\u201cThere's five pound a-goin\u2019 beg- gin\u2019 for whoever pulls out your ugly corpse, for nobudy ain't going to trouble about you living.\u201d And off we two rows, Miss Noe in her dripping clothes, and leaves Bill there, to sink or swim, ao- cordin\u2019 as he was minded.A quarter oo\u2019 a mile out we comes up to a sailing boat.Wind was nor'east, or might a been a pint nearer easi, mayhap, and a sail befure the wind could bear straight down upon where Mr.Alex was drownding.Miss Noe, she stood up and cally out to (he men: \u201cOver yonder!\u201d she cries, showing the way with her hand.\u201cQuick, quick ; he's drownding!\u201d In à second they sees and without one word off they goes, luffing that suddent I wouldn't 'a believed it if I badn't seen it, and they flies before me half a gale over in the direction of the gentleman.Well, he was done up for swimming, through not having another kick lefi' in him, as you may say, but he was able to float on hig back and might have floated ; an hour more, mayhap, if so be as the | chill of the water didn\u2019t numb him and | send him to the bottom, They come up to him and pulled un in.I could see them a-pulling of him, but, whether it was thirty bob or five pounds\u2019 worth 1 could- n°t rightly make out for certain.| as it alive dr deadÿ'\u2018* says the young ady.: \u201cWell,\u201d says I, \u201che do look rather limp,\u2019 says I, \"as is natural when you've been lying so long in the water.But I think it's alive.Anyhow, we'd better row back and \u2018get your things dried, miss.\u201d .; \u201c0, no,\u201d says she, crying.\u201c1 can't go back till 1 know.Cap'n 'Oolley,\u201d A says she, \u201cwe must row oh and meet them.\u201d About a hundred yards off I stands up and shouts so as she shouldn't understand: \u201cIs it a five pound job, mate, or a thirty bobber?\" te d the young gentleman himself lifts hfmself up in reply.with one of the fishermen's jerseys on an\u2019 a sail wrap ped around un, and he shouts at the top of his: voice, waving his hand, \u201cAlive, alive, Noel\u201d ; I wanted to turn\u2018 then, but, bless vou, there wasn't.no keeping back that young lady.Afore I knowed where I was at the sound of his voice, she'd stood up in the boat and jumped off the seat and was swimming for dear life again to the mailing boat.where her young gentleman was a-sitting.He was most dead when she got there.He'd just had strength o> mind to- hold: up till he could shout to her, and then he falls back numb like and white as death, till they gets him ashore again.There Bill-o'-my-soul was standing, spluttering and shivering, looking blue with cold, and saying as how.I'd done him out © five pounds, or anyways thirty shillings, through throwing of him over, board.They took the young gentleman up to his lodgings and gave him the regular tbing\u2014hot blankets an\u2019 such an\u2018 brandy\u2014an\u2019 by the end o\u2019 the day he was pretty well richt again.But the young lady, she dido\u2019t so much as ketch a cold with it, an\u2019 afore they left this plare him and her was married.An\u2019 when Bill-o-my-soul come to hear that her father and mother wanted to give ten unds apiece to the men in the boat Far me he was just that mad you could \u2018a heard bis language five houses off.\u2018 and not choice language, neither.\u2014Cassell's Magazine.\u2014\u2014 JACKSON\u2019S NUTRITIVE WINE, WITH COD LIVER OIL Is agreeable to take, improves the appetite, .ant?easily digested, \u2014 AND GIVES BETTER RESULTS THAN THE PURE OIL.2281?= WY Shape B to E.Goodyear Welt, Stamped on \u2018rier, A.Geoffrion.F.X.Galibois, were Sy = - the promotors.t was op by 4 » Messrs.A.Savignac, I.Pilon, A.Millette, = M.Rainville.Germain The debate .resu in a majority Libe : ; party: EE sal Local Agency : Shay tee any res cn dm de he te - | , SLATER BROS.240 St.James Street.= = CCE - es P, « Legal. \u2019 ° aR .\\ - \u2018 THE MONTREAL.DAILY STAR\u2014FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 68 1806 7 \u2014 ee LE ne a, AE TI ar cu Te LARGEST EICLUSIE ORY 6000S HOUSE IN MONTREIL | REV.B.FAT MILLS mr em otre ho same.Paap \u2014 S.CARSLEY Como JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS.Le GER Sm ea je Is mr AAR ga L reater day, BURTON A; Coie, Que.the wife of Notre Dame Street.Montreal\u2019 s Greatest Store.November 6th\u2026 Delivers an Earnest and Of der World {ra Cri Cag i PINCHO On NOEL vs Pe ABOUT LADIES\u2019 KID GLOVES Glove Department.Pot af soar rab, Society has ber _ At North Newbury, Ont., GATECL [FE Thomas\u2018 Gate October 24, the cliffe, of & son.® x - ORNER At Granby, on om r Father to Mr.and Mrs.W.w lana, October 0.J., Hurvey, à daugh- wife of Hors ARVEY- At Port, La Mr.and Mrs.November to Mr.tt ie a daughteee ONALL * At \u201cEllerslie,\u201d Sutton, MACD ar the 2xth October, the wife gt.r.\u2018Muvdoiusd, of a zon.161 3 NAGHAN- AL Hullfux, November 1, to Mo Ate \u201cor I.Fred.Morughan, 8 daugh- MATTIE AC Tiulitax.ter.v _At Granby, Que., on October 3 a POW to Mr.and Mrs.\u201d John Pow, jr.*\" POIRIER At Hullfax, November 2, to Mr.and Mrs.Poirier, à son sHi:A-On the Sist October, 186, 4 1011 St.James street, the wife of 3 .Sheu vf à son.MARRIAGEN BROVEN- } DMUNIIS T_At Indian Head N.T.21, Arthur Hrown, to Lily actes Donel ds.® BROWN-DOWSLEY \u2014 At Tirockville, Ont, November 4\u20ac M.Brown, to Allce M: Dowsley, daughter the late John Iowsley.® BURK-ARMSTRONG \u2014 to ber 25, 1896, Wr ight, Mason .Que.to Georglnna Ida, oi Mujor netr DAY GORD On Nosember 3 it the residence of the bride's parents.by the Reve B.W.Day, ot van by, futher of the groom, assist the lie v C.Evuns, D.D., of Montreal Etre her, daughter of Charles Gourd, Montreal, to Rev.Frank J.Day, prior of Plymouth Congregplionul \u201carch, Sherbrooke, P.Q.oi DICK-BI.ACKWOOD \u2014 At Jogging Mines NS.October 28, Williom ick, to Jean \u20ac., daughter \u2018of Thomas Hacks TE DUNNEL LY-PERCLV AL At Ottawa, November 4, Mary J., daughter of Ww illam Percival, to Walter [.Donneily.* HENDSUEE-ARMSWORTHY At Carnso, N.S.October 27, Barn abus Herdsbee and Eliza Armsworthy.* DEATHS this city, aged 63 years.of At Sherbrooke, P.by the Rev.HH.HF Bur] of Montreal, eldest daughter 1596 on the 5th inst, BOWMAN-In Funeral veeph Powma: on Saturday, Tin inst, trom his son's residence, 142 St George street, at 2,30 p.m., to Mount Royal Cemetery- BUTLER- At Point au Chene, Que, on the 1st November, 18v6, Michael Butler, at Bedford, on BARNES- At his residence, _ in the 75th November 2, Lyman Barnes, year of age, COX \u2014 At Ottawa, November 8, Ann Cox, widow of Ralph Cox, aged 7s vears.® CARROLL-In his city, on the 5th inst., Michael Carroll, in the 76th yeur of his age.Funeral from his late residence, No.8 Drummond st, on Saturday morning at 8.30 o'ciock to £t.Patrick's Church, ard thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery DUPUIS-In this city, on the 4th Novem- ter sant, Alderman Alexis Dupuis, years und 4 monihs.The fu- take \u2018place .où Naturduy, the St.Hutrrt street, thence to Stag: neral will Tth inst., from No.177 at 8.15 o'clock precisely James Church and Cote des Neiges Cemetery.\u2018rier:ds and relatives are re dest ed to ettend.26: DUNLOP-Or.mornin, Janet Barnston, hE Dunlop, of Colon ear.ce of fine: al ish pane please copy.) NEGAN- At Morrisburg 2sth October uit.PE eth wifa of Matthew Done gun age Interred ut Morrisburg on th COétuber.FARLEY - At Redwood, N.Y., Octuber 26, M.W.Harley, aged 4\u20ac yeurs.FITZSIMMONS- At Ottawa, Henry Fitzsiminons, uged 63 years, of the 6th inst, w of James Vetch Ceylon, in her 59th later.(Eng- nt., the Sichnal 1, d 74 years.nothe Township of West Nis- nt., John Lackle, aged 63 years.* UAÆARCHEITERRE\u2014In this city, on the 5th inst.at Albert street, Anthime Mar- >, aged 58 years.Funeral on 30 pm {rom the above ud- ote des Nelges Cemetery.uc juulntances are respect- to attend without further \u201c10 ends and fuir pied invitati MACK A \u201ca the residence of James Wat- 15, vkeshu y Mocct sucKary, of « attnness-shire, Scotland, aged 44 years, Nepnet4 or W jhinm Mackay, Rentrew, Oni., und cousin of Robert MacKay, Mont- resi, Que, (Toronto and Scotlanu Jurers please copy.) 263 4 PATTERSON\u2014Suddenly, Ida Murphy, wite ot C.EA.Patterson.Funeral on Saturday st 230 \u2018p.m.from 501 Sherbrooke street.Friends will please MG 2 STONE\u2014On Wednesday, the 4th inst.tha Hearn, in ker 79th the Joseph Stone.late residence, Saturdas, Ha St.Stephen's Mount Royal esas widow ol late Funeral froi vo iz Ric hmond instent, au Church, tnence tery.her square, 10 p.m to SHHERES At London, Ont.November 3, Sheere, In his 28th year.TAT hursday, Nov.5th, 1896, Richard 1 nomas, City Assessor, in the uth year of his age.e funeral will tuke place from his late residence, 52 Cathcart st., on Saturday, the 7th inst, at 2.30 p.m.TAYLOR- At London, Ont., Honoris, wife 02 the lite Thomas Taylor, aged 66 years.* WARD\u2014On the morning of the 5th inst.at 57 Papineau uare, Michael Ward native of Emith\u2019s Falls, Ont.ed 50 uneral will leave his late residence at 7 a.m., on Saturday morning to Windsor Station, thence to Smith's Falls.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.(Smith's Falls papers please copy.) ovs.FESOKAL-HAND PICKED MALPEQUE bbl, k.t Fameusc, all 3 pec! kinds winter es apole à 3150 bbl Tel 571 Desjardins, cor.Windsor and Autoite sts.%33 Windsor and ______\u2014_ + t .} - - \u2014w.ERSONAL\u2014 MR.NAZAIRE DUFORT HAS opened a first clams retail provision store st 77 Visita - tion.He is prepared to wupply the very best quality at lowest market prices.Your custom is respectlully solicited.Se ERSUNAL- WF HAVE A CHOICE LOT OF FEED for Saturday at reasonable prices.Winch's Market, Le a Catherine st.2631 BHRONAL- LAMP SHADES, \u201cog REPE PAPER, P= 1 sizes ami | very pretty.Mads to order, $1 up 4d dress *Q 581,\" ST, SEE HABRISON & \u20acO., 110 81.Peter st.(near Craig), Opticians, it your sight is defective.140 ST, PETER STREET, TT The Period of i \u2018NECESSITY Is at hand : .Cold is the day.: Cold is the Night.and great are the requirements for warmth giving household articles.and sincere ate our en-leavors to prom show our det rmination to serre Du even better than ever before and good atock« of fine Wool Tankers, beautiful Fiderdown Quilts, H Home Ranges sive the beat satisfac tion aml is one of The mostes onomios! stoves tn the If you need a heatirg stove we re ommend the Art Warm Kugs, warm-td@king Draperies, and ail auch comfort Siviog things to hare are here, each r rely the mu hl its Ton urs with all rt take ceded things we shall make the next ton days the most © xceplionally GREAT \u2018* VALI E-GIVING PERIOD\u201d IN TRE HISTORY OF THE STORE.ONE PRICE AND THAT RIGRT, The American Wringer Co, Bucremaor to the \u2018Metra politan Manufacturing Co, 1678 and 1688 Netre Dame 54, S311 T.A.EMMANS.Mahager.Amherst, KID GLOVES This acoounts Read ABOUT LADIES\u2019 Our Kid Gloves are received direct from the Manufacturer.for their freshness and for their giving satisfaction to the wearer.November 4 Price List.LADIES\u2019 KID GLOVES MISSES\u2019 KID GLOVES {Dutton Kid taxe ee a mw TOC Sti tton Stud d Glove .Wo 4-Button Stitched Bick .Ste I u ; 0 Button Fine Kid Glove \u2026 \u2026 \u2026 le Hook Lacing Kid Glove 8c ; T-Hook Strong Shopping Glove T5e SH Lio j I love i un $1.00 * &Button Plain Thick Gloves a ( 2 But on opt mo Mamma oe Uc -Hook Elastic Kid Glove .ec utton ust Like Manuna B0c stud Dress Kid Glove \u2026 \u2026 ._ Mc THE S.CARSLEY CO.LTD, 4-Button rene b Kd (love no Hook Lacing ie ove , Ellutton Derby Kid Gow © 1m Undressed Kid Gloves 4-Button Very Best Kid Glove .adies* Und 4 Gi 20e tou Novelty Kid Glove 215 Ladies\u2019 Undressed Gloves \u2026 .en Tength Mousquetaire 125 Ladies\u2019 Undressed Gloves .8115 B-Button Length Mousquetaire \u2026 1.30 Ladies\u201d Undressed Gloves .14 12-Button Length Mousqustaire .1.50 Ladies: Cndressed ores .1s 20-Button Length Mousquetaire 2.25 Mises\u2019 Undresse oves a AMis-es\u201d\u201d Undressed Gloves.1.45 THE S.CARSL EY Co, LTD.Misses\u2019 Undressed Gloves 1.25 ste ! 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White, Cream, Pearl, Helfotrope, Ink, Pale Blue, Prim- Nile reen, Fawn and B Black.es\u2019 Silk Evening Cloves, in al ! the season\u2019s shades.on Chamols Gloves, Received tomy, anothet shipment of our Popular Bicycle Gloves.pm in t season Is the most complete we have ever shown ell, from the WAY our Glove Sui and daily getting better.the quality, make ana cut of our.Gloves, we can guar- es have mounted up since Ladles\u2019 4 Button Kid Gloves, Tans and Blacks, Tic for 3%.Ladies\u2019 7 Stud Lacing Kid Gloves, Tans and Dlacks, $1 for 89c.Ladies Stud Lacing Kid Gloves.Tans,\u201d Sith Fancy Stitchings, ses 2 to 71-2, only.s.50 Ladies\u2019 4 Button Suede Gloves, Tans and Fawns, 31 6c.Ladies\u2019 3 \u2018into n Undressed Kids.Black with White Stitching SL.Tôc.fousquel and Blucks, Tôc.Gent's Kid Hoven, in all colors and sizes, re loves, Tans trom Buc to L:ned Kid Gloves.ined Doeskin Gloves.Lined Reindesr Gloves.Lined Buckskin Glo wd, Lamb's Wool ined, Cha- and Fur Lined, from $1 Lup lires of Children's, isses Gent's Gent's Gent's Gent's leece 1 3 ul Bo.Fall and Winter loves.at popular Boys\u2019 Ready-made Clothing on Second Floor, Mail Orders Promptly Attended to, JAMES A.OGILVY & SONS, The Dominion Linen Warehouse, Cor, St.Catherine and Mountain streets.TELEPHONE 4643.© 26301 Look for Yourself, 1 pass along our streets, and see the difference between a well dye overcoat, Indies\u2019 or gentlemen's, pad tho o many poor faded looking articles you moet, «und ti ood touk at your own self.t go sbout ns it you ont been hung in the sun for a year, when all of dyeing can be done, perfectly fast und clean, and as good as new, by the Gold Medalist dyers and cleancrs.BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO., OFFICES : 315 McGill Street, 2433 Noire Dawe Street.1595 56, Catherine Street, 263{4cod corner Ht.Christophe.ONTARIO'S SCHOOLS.Anglicans Want Religious Instruo- tions Made Part of Exercises.Toronto, November 6.\u2014A deputation, headed by S.H.Blake, and composed of members of the clergy and laity of the Church of England, waited on the Provincial Government yesterday and urged that the subject of religious instruction be placed on the curriculum of the public schools.The request of the deputat.on was that the Bible should be made a regular text book in the schools; that portions of it should be read regularl every day and explained to the children, and verses committed to memory by the children.They deatred, too, that this should become of the regular routine of the Ponool day, and that it should te made obligatory on the teacher to see that it was carried out.This religious instruction the deputation desires shall be given by ministers of the Gospel or by their representatives, and that each minister shall, during the time set aside by the regulation they are seeking to have included in the sghool system, have charge of and shall\u2019 instruct the children où bis own communion.\u2018As it is now, clergymen are privileged, if the school trustees so allow, to give half an hour's instruction each day after the regular school hours are over, and the teacher is authorized to read a portion of the Scriptures, but to do so without.note or comment.This last clause, \u201cWithout note or comment,\u201d it is also sought to have eliminated.Premier Hardy and Messrs.Harcourt.Dryden, Davis, Harty and Gibson, re ceived the deputation, and after listening to the various arguments advanced Mr.Hardy expressed his sense of the importance of the matter under con- romised that it should feat attention of the LE the fu et.IMPORTANT INSURANCE CASE.Ottawa, Nov.6.\u2014The Supreme Court of Canada gave Judgment this morning in the case of Torrup vs.the Imperial Fire Insurance Company, and decided a\u2019 very important point of insurance law.Torrup sued the company, which resisted payment, on the ground 5 had effected a change interest in the property insured without notifying and obtaîning the company's consent.Torrup gave a mortgage to one parly, and afterwards gave a second mortgage to second person.The Court held that a mortgage comes within the meaning of the term, charige of interest, and the policy was void in the abgance of the company's consent.\\ \u2014\u2014\u2014 INDIAN CHIEFS.Ottawa, Nov.6.\u2014Chief John Thompson and Thomas Lazarre, of the St.Regis Indians Çt Lawrence river), interview- \u2018ed Hon.W.Scott, Acting Minister of the Interior, with the object of inducing the Government to re-establish the oid system, which permitted the election of Indian chiefs for the term of their This system was abolished ears ago.The chiefs ad- .vocated the c e on the ground that the Indians could not be educated up to the present ax years\u2019 elective system.natural life.about thirty IMPORTANT PAPERS BURNED.Ottawa, Nov.6 \u2014Particulars bave been received of a fire at Lord Aberdeen\u2019s farm at Cold Stream, B.C.- It appears that the fire, occurred in the office, which is detached from the residence, and was caused by the explosion of a lamp.The building was entirely destroyed and none its contents saved, amongst the articles burned being a number of valuable private papers and books.Some important official papers were destroyed, which may cause inconvenience.PROMINENT LAWYER DEAD.(Special to the Star.) St.Catharines, Ont., November 6.\u2014R.Gregory Cox, one of the best known lawyers of thlatity; died-yesterday.aged forty-five years.In carly life the deceased was assistant master at Bishop's College, Lennoxville Que.His wife is a daughter of Chief Justice Strong.DEATH OF JAMES DUFFY.Danby, i November 6.\u2014 James Duffy, a pioneer of this place, passed away on /November 1, at the age of away wo Nove years.was in the North of Ireland, pe in 1 2 came to this vicinity and located.He was Mayor of South Durham for ssven years.@ J.H.INMAN DEAD.New York, November 8.John H.In- man, head of the cotton house of Inman, Swan and Co., and & man of national reputation, is dead of heart disease.galt rheum often appears in cold wes- ther, attacking the palms of the bands and other parts of the body.Hood's yr Ila, the great hlood purifier, rbeum and otber diseases of cures salt the blood.MONUMENT To MERCIER Suggested by a Writer in the New York \u201cSun.\u201d to be Erscted In Montreal.The New York Sun publishes a letter from Mr.Francis Wayland Glen ,at one time member of the Commons of Canada for South Ontario, now a resident of New York, inviting Americans to subscribe funds towards the monument which he proposes to erect in Montreal to the late Hon.Honore Mercier, who is described as \u201cthe Advocate of Continental Unjon.\u201d The letter is as follows: Sir,\u2014On Sunday last 15,000 citizens of Montreal visited the grave of the late Honore Mercier and decorated it with flowers.A religious service was held at the grave.\u2018This conspicuous tribute was paid wo the late Premier of Quebec because in the broad sense of the term he was a sincere republican and the recognized leader of the republiean party of C fe hada, roposed to erect a monument in Monts to Mr.Mercier worthy of the great cause for which he gave the best efforts of his life, and the friends of government by the people in this country will be askéd to contribute funds for that purpose.There are not less than 500,060 French- Canadians in our New Englund States, and they have nobly aided in swelling the enormous majorities tor McKinley, Hobart.protection and Lhunest money, which have been given in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont.Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode fsland.There 1s a inovement of the gravest importance in the Province of Quebec to secure (he independence of Cinada with a view to political union with the United States.The Freanch-Cnnadians are sincere He- publicans, advocates of protection to American interests and industries of every kind, name and nature, and can be relied upon when Quebec enters this union as a sovereign State to aid in promoting extending, preserving and perpetuating the power, influence and prestige ot a Greater United States.Nothing which the lovers ot self-government can do at this time will open the hearts ol the people of Quebec zo much as liberal contributions to the Mercier Monument Fund The Canadian Government erected a * mapuiment to Sir John A.Macdonald, who was recognized by the British Government as the representative ot monarchical institutions upon the continent ot North America.\u2018The Hon.Honore Mercier was persecuted by the Macdonald, Abbott and Thompson administrations because he advocated the independence of Canada with 8 view to torming & continental republic under the American flag.© have just elected by an overwhelming majority an American President, one who believes in the creation of a Gregter United States.The platform upon which hoe was elected declares: \u201cWe hopefully evok forward to the eventual withdrawal of the European powers from this hemisphere, and to the ultimate union of all the Png lish speaking parts of this continent free consent oË its inhabitants.7 Twenty years ago the Hon.Honore Mercier expressed practically the same sentiment and labored unceasingly to secure its realization until the.day of his death.He died a poor man, finah- cially, but beloved by every republican within the Dominion of Canad It is to be hoped that when an appeal 18 made to the electorate of the United States for aid to erect a monument worthy.of the cause Mr: Mercier represented, it will meet with a hearty and spontaneous reception ANCIS WAYLAND GLEN.Nov.4, 1896.It is stated that Hom.Paul Dana, of the Hon.C.A.Dana, editor of the Sun, has agreed to act_as treasurer for & committee formed in New York to collect funds.THE PARISIANS PASSENGERS.Rimouski Wharf, 1 Que.November 8.\u2014 The R.M.S.Parisian, Captain Barrett, from Liverpool, passed Jesterday.The following is a list of he saloon passengers: Mrs.Andersen, Sister Allaaix, Miss Barclay, Miss Barker, Miss Batemgn, Mr.ye, Mrs.Brown, Mrs.Burpett, Miss Burnett, Mr.Blackwood, Mrs.Calderwood, Mr.Cath: cart, Mr.ompton, Capt.Clenahan, Mr.Eastwood, Sister Delorme, Mr.Gil- rt.Mr.Gillmore, Mrs.Gillmore, Miss Godsall.Mr.Goold, Mr.Grenville, Mrs.Grenville, Mr.Groves, Mr.Gwillin, Sister Gaillarde, Mrs.Hays, Mr.Helmsley, Mrs.Helmsley, Mr.Hope, Miss Lea, MT.Leigh, Miss Loudon, Miss A.Loudon, Father Monrey, Mrs.Moss, Mias Moss, Father Mallett, Mrs.Norton.Mr.Oram, Mr: ilvie, Miss Ogilvie, Mr.Ogilvie and \u2018maid servant, Mr.Page, Mrs.Palmer, Misa Palmer, Miss Palmer, Mr.Proctor, Nira.Proctor, two children and maid, Mr, Rawlins, Mr.Reader, Mra.Reader, Mr.Reynolds.Father Reux, Mr.Shearer, .Mr.Scott, Miss Nellie Thom, Father Tourval, Wallins, Mr.White, Mrs.White, Miss Wilson, Mr.Woolcombe, Mrs.Wool- combe.inward p.m.TRADE IN CANADA.Toronto, November 6.\u2014R.G.Dun & Co.'s meekly statement of trade in Ca- pada says Montreal business men in all ines profess their gratification af the result of the United States elections, and the feeling of hopefulness for the future, which of late, is furtber intensified e weather has n unpropitious this week, and the movement general merchandise st Toronto has been curtailed somewhat consequence.The trade is confined Chiefly to ordars of a sorting-up character.Tbe tendency in prices a s üpwards, and any stimulatin luence would rasult a most sat do y trade, Fallures for the week wêfe es ag 2 for the same week of.fist yearn, .\u2018Mills delighted, \u2018large audience Instructive Lecture in SL.James Church.THE TRANSFORMING POWER OF THE SPIRIT OF LOVE.It Will Change the Whole Trend of Daily Life and Bring Heaven Down to Earth, Kindly and earnest of speech, direct in his expression of deep truths, and eloquent of gesture, the Rev.B.Fay while he instructed a which assembled laBt evening in St.James Methodist Church todisten to the evangelist who had made himself an inspiration in the lives of |- many Montrealers.\u201cThe Emptying of Hell, or the Story of a Carrot,\u201d was the singular title of the lecture delivered, the subject of which was what Prafessor Drummond has styled \u2018the greatest thing in the world.\u201d - \u201cThe last time that I was in Montreal.\u201d said Mr.Mills, \u201cit'was very cold outside, but the warmth inside more than counterbalanced that, - and consequently my remembrances of your city are always associated with warmth.do not think of the ice and snow at all; my memories are all of the true Curis- tian spirit displayed by the people of Montreal.he person who has learn- Rev.B.Fay Mills: society is a living organism ed \u2018the value of human kindness has learned how to empty all terrestrial hells.There was once a.woman who, in consequence of having given her life to selfishness, found herself, after death in hell.She asked one of the attendant spirits if there was no means of securing her release.\u2018Think well of your past life.\u201d said the angel of darkness, \u2018and if you can think of one act of kindness rformed, one act of charity prompted ire & spirit of unselfishness, you may ce secure liberation.'\u2019 The wo- han thought and thought, and at last she remembered that upon one vocs- sion she bal, out of genuine sympath given a carrot to a poor woman.No she tremblingly submitted this poor plea, than the heavens above appeared to open.and- a large carrot was let down.\u2018Get on,\u2019 s-id the attendant, \u2018and you will be drawn up.\u2019 The woman was about to do su, when she noticed a swarm of people attempt- fog to reach the carrot.Immediately.the babits of a lifetime bore fruit, and she cried, my carrot go, I say.\" Scarcely had the words left her lips, when the carrot was again drawn up, and she was left to loving kindness, which will take all the misery and all the bitterness out of this world.Most men know love ; but only as a part of life; they hide it in some Rev.B.Fay Mills: \u201cThe Church is a Church just so far as we recognize Miss Vaughan, Sister | has been g gaining ground ; \u2018of hell.the spirit of love.corner of their breast, and only when they rest from the strife of the world do they bring it forth, just as a toy is brought {orth to please a child.When Jou and I went to college we were aught that self-interést was the first law of life.The time will come when the whole world will smile to think of anything so incongruous as that any man speaking In the name of Christ should ever proinuigate.such a doctrine.When we studied political economy we were {aught that war was a necessary evil, even a necessary good, and that est characteristic of a nation was to be able to defend itself and in- gist always -and everywhere upon its rights.In the sanctuary we were taught that we wars to and save our own miserable souls, etc.In some things 1 am like the old woman who said that.© weré going around the countr Boh that there was no sternal Bell but that she had better hopes.hope that the day may come when men wil say that self-interest is the first law You and I should be congratulated for living in such an age of the world.Mr.Gfadstone says that more of the pre than fu ail the the present century © receding ages of thé world.In the last * i \u201c The greatest thought that the world had, at the close of the last century, was that of rights; \u2018the rights of man\u2019 as the French expressed it, It was a great thought.hut there is somethin, yet beyond it.Just as soon as you 5 the idea of no man living unto himself, there comes a greater thought, \u2014 Lev: Be Fay Mille: Heaven will come doun to carth,\u201d that of duty.Just in so far as we give ourselves.to humanity, just so far have we loved: at all.Society is not even\u2018a great building, but a living organism.here is only one way to live in tBe world, that isthe loving way.The only way to be comfortable in this wor is to love people.Love paints © clouds with roseate-hues, and fills life with sunshine.You bave no right to live, unless you love people.Would it not remove hell from earth if we only had a perfect family in the human brotherhood.If you and 1 could.only get filled with the passion of loye, we should not have our churches .dotted here and thers, separated ane from au ther, we should not be able to keep the Christians apart.I was at Buffalo last winter.when Bishop Ryan died.\u2018We were in a great music hall, and could hear the tolliag of the great bell, ag they moved bis body to the Cathedral, where it was to lie in state.- I said to my brother migi- sters: \u2018Let us pass à resolution of sygn- pathy with our Catholic feilow Chrs- tians.One of the ministers moved a resolution, which was passed unanimous- lv, and sent to the Secretary of the diocese, The Secretary came to us next day with tears in his eyes, and said that nothing had touched the Catholic clergy like this, and asked us if we would like to attend the funeral.-More than forty of us went, and were shown to front seats near the chief mourners.The sermon was preached by Archbishop lre- land, w ho made reference tu the Christ- jan feeli shown by the representatives of the various Protestant denominatiol 5 He said that it was not in an endeavor\u2019 produce uniformity in dogma and doc trine thal we must look for a spirit of Christ and the spread of His Kingdom, but rather in the increase of love, such as has been manifested by the ministers present upon the occasion.Afterwards, when he was introduced to the Archbishop seid: ! Gentlemen; is Abe dawning of the day.\u2019 Ve all recognize that the expression of the Archbishop is the essence of true religion.The Church is à chuchb just so far as w ae the Spirit of love, This sp cri which its good time will abolish the distilleries and the saloons, and make the home-afl abode of heppiness.Heaven wil come down to Earth, and God's will will \u2018be done on Earth as tt is in Heaye en.Those who throughout the century e looked for a better country than.this: shall find it-in the new world, whera shatl dwell the eternal sunsbine of righteousness peace.\u201d STUDENTS \u2018AND MISSIONS.Ttie Canadian Intercallexipte Altance Convention.~~ The eleventh convention of the.Cen- \u2018adian Intercollegiate Missionary: Alli- ance\u2014an- organization \u2018which bas ter jts object! the \u2018creating and fostering.ofan interest in Christian missiôns among The students In colleges, was Spened\u2019 yesterday afternoon the David Morrice Hall of the Presbyte eriag College.The after- -noon\u201d s programme included a Bible reading by Mr.'8.H.Mallinson, and an: gd- by Mr.ds, of Toront i- Fi Derides of Te as 7 Ep it on and indrances to ions.\u2019 In the evening a social teception was Lrid = when addresses were delivered by the Rev.Dr.Barclay, Rev.Donald Grant, Mr.W.B.Heeney, Mr.Mcintosh, of Queen's University, and Mr.Harlan P.Beac ring the or MS a opte of songs were sung by 18$ lins- head.and a reading given by ME BMe- Kercher.Prof.Scrimger presided, and :Jater in the evening refreshmeats were served.Among the delegates present are: James M.Wallace, H.A., chairman: A, Graham, B.\u2018A.Presbyterian Col lee na CN Rev.Prof, Steen, 8.H.JMal- .Ww.eensy, Docesan Theolog- font College, Montreal ; W.Heid, Wesleyan Theological Collage Montreal ; shdown, Cu toaal Col! Montreal ; - Miss Elina Ross, lth.Miss M Ww hr McGill \u2018College W.C:A EM.Williams, Miss Reay, Mantis Volunteer Missionary Umion; Rev.M.Tory, B.A.Bertram D.,\u2019recordinge secretary ; D.Keith, BA, MeGill College Y.M.C.T.Dodds, Toronto University; J.C! Reid: Victoria College, Toronto; \u2018R, Redmond, BA, Rorsl Med ical Collège, Kings ton; M n, Messrs.McAlpine, MtIntosh a Toren son, Queen's College, Kingston; C.Mcirvine, Albert College, Belleville : Lyman Brown, MeMaster Hall, Toronto; Harlan P.by Student Volunteer Movement, Chicago; Rev.Davis, Telugu, fndla; Rev.Wiiberlaree, vire.late of West Central Africa: Hev.W.L.Keough, Rev.W, C.McConnell.mongui those present at the opéning rosgion were Rev.Prof.Berimger, Dr.eslie, Rev.Prof.Warriner, Mrs.Carys-Wilson, \u2014Spuotul Notices.- Rieh_ Colleption.At the distribution of Wednesday, the 4th, of the Socicty of Arts of Canada, 1666 Notre Dams, Mr.Ephrem Lemay, m st Ear and Mr, Adolphe Dage- 0 Carriere, had the good fortune to in collectivaly\u2019 the capital \u2018prize, valu 2000.263 3 eod New York trains, via Adironduck Mountains, leave Windsor Street Station p._m.daily.ges is leave New York 8.30 a.mire State Expr dail except: ay, and 6 p.pros ily.Binoer gt {ning car on 8 o'clock tran n.Owing to the unfavorable s state of the weather, our Bargain day list will be got Tor all day Haturday at the great u Bon Marche, 1883 an 1 otre Dame atrest; Alphonse Valique \u20188.15 &.m.daily, except Sunday, and 4.26 = i | + em FW ra rs x = acenV\u201d { Latins a Eo A PAPAL ABLEGATE To be Appointed For Canada.THE NAMEOF FATHER FORBES, S.d., SUGGESTED.He Has Been Summoned to \u2018Rome to be Offered the Appointment, Information was received in this city yesterday from one of the persons who went to Rome in conpection with the appointment of a Papal Ablegate for Canada, but principally to settle the difficulties which buve arisen in certain divceses between the bishops and members of their clergy who neglected to follow the directions given them by their bishops at the time of the collective mandewent, and to settle as much as possible the relations of Church and State in the Province of Quebec, This letter announces that the pediency of the appointment of an ab- legate to Canada iy admitted by the Congregation of the Propaganda, and that the name of the ablegate alone Te- mains to known.The Canadian delegate, Mr.Gustave Drolet, bas submitted the name of a leading ecclesiastic who has been called to Rome to be offered the position.This is Rev.Father Forbes, a Scottish member of the Society of Jesus.Father Forbes is a French scholar, having been professor in the Jesuit Colleges of Vaugirard and Paris, Father Forbes was expelled from France in 1833 for ex- having criticized the French army, and saying that it was not proper 1he ranks.He is 45 years of age.Father Forbes is one of the professors at the English Jesuit College of Stoneyhurst.It iy understood that Mr.Drolet called on him on his way to Rome and remained with him several days.He is recognized as one of the leading members ef his order.The official announcement of his appointment may be expected at any tune.There have been three Papal Able- gates sent to Canada from Rome, Mgr.Bedini, Mgr.Smeulders, and Mgr.Con- roy.Bishop of Ardagh.The mission of the last named was specially in view of the action of some members of the clergy in connection with politics.TRACES OF POISON.A Stranger in \u2018the city at the General Hospital.James Carmichael is lying in a private ward in the General Hospital unconscious and at the paint of death and his present state is due to acute morphine poisoning- Two day's o the man arrived at the Windsor Hotel and registered.as J.Balfour, Uity.\u201d He was seen Around the corridors and the rotunda yesterday and appeared in good spirits, Last night ons or the hotel employes went into his room and jound him lying unconscious on the bed.He told the clerk at the office and Drs.Wilkins and Gunn were sent for.hWen the medical men arrived, they saw at once that the case was a serious one, and telephoned to the General Hospital for assistance, he ambulance arrived with Dr.Church and the three physicians worked for some time on the man and then decided to remove him to the hospital He was sent to the hospital, and has been unconscious since his arrival there.The contents of \u201cBalfour's\u201d stomach were removed, and traces of morphine were found.The doctors also discovered that the man hadg been suffering from kidney disease.It is suppused that he took some 1horfhine to relieve the pain, and took an overdose.An examination of the man's effects showed that his name was James Carmichael.At the hospital this morning a ean, was received addressed to \u201cJames (Carmichael!\u201d from Chicagn, and asking for information regarding him.Mr.Walter Wilson, who is the manager of the Central Agency at 12 De Bresoles street.called at the hospital this morning.and at his request Carmichael was removed to a private ward.Carmichael is very low.and he ts being treated with vapor baths in an attempt to restore him to consciousness.- THE LATE MR.THOMAS, Death of One of the City Assessors\u2014 A Long Career in Montreal.Mr.Richard Thomas, City Assessor, died last nigbt at his residence, Cath- cart street, after a sickness of seven months.Deceased was born in Montreal of Irish parentage, and after receiving a thorough education at the Montreal College entered the wholesale grocery business in the house of Cur- xyne & Co., afterwards entering the eni- ploy of Messrs.Tiffin.He later started in business for himself and conducted one of the largest establishments of the kind in the city.Retiring from this business he lived for three or four years in Pennsylvania engaging in the ooal oil business.Returning to Montreal he entered the real estate business, which he left {went one Four ago to hecome a membe the Assessors in pr to Mr.Beers.The late Mr.Thomas was ore minent member of the Irish Protestant Benevolent Society, and for several years president of it.Mr.Thomas was also a prominent member of the Church of the Messiah.He was also corporsl in the old Montreal Rifle Rangers.; A meeti of the Board of Assessors was held this morning, when on motion of Mr.L.J.Lamontagne, a resolution of A 7 was passed with the family of deceased, and it was decided to attend the funeral in a The staff of the Assessor's Office also met to-day and passed resolutions of regret at & o deaths of Thomas and of Mrs BE A.Patterson, wife of Mr.Pattarson.City Assessor.It was decided to actend.both funerals in à body.\u2014_\u2014 A NEW ROAD WANTED.A number of proprietors in Westmount and Se.Henri are agitating for a new road between these two municipalities.At present Greene avenué and the Glen are the only roads between the two towns and both of these roads are near oard of | ! , Maite of Westmount and 8t.Henri.ropossd o open tondfe avenue from & Antoine atreet to the north aide of the O.P.and there join the present t of the avenue which is estmount.That of Metcalfe avenue, which is in ,Henÿl.runs from Notre Deme street to St.Antoine, and the portion wbich it is d to open consists only of open bu ny This would be a very convenient road and would reach the centres of both towns.In Westmount the road would reach the C.P.R.yard.and us it is quite wide at this spot it would be necessary to build a bri across The cast of building such a bridge would reach a considerable amount.but the road would have an easy grade and make both railway stations in St.Henri and Westmount easy access.TO WAIT ON MR.SPENCER.P.R.Telegraphers Have a Committee Ready for Saturday.C.© Mr.T.M.Pierson, second assistant \u2018Grand Chief of the Order of Railway Telegraphers, is in Montreal, à guest at the Albion Hotel.Mr.Pierson occupies room 16, which he made his headquarters during the recent strike, and says that no other room in the house has the saiuëé charm for him.A Star reporter asked Mr.Pierson how matters were progressing since the strike was called off, and what steps were being taken by the company and men, respectively, tw get together with a view to removing grievances.In reply he said: \u201cAll the men who were on strike without exceptiun returned lv work, and the company accepted their services without prejudive.\u2018The various general and assistant superintendents on the road with but (wou exceptions have treated the telegraphers who were on strike about the same as though no friction bad occurred.\u201cHowever, one assistant superintendent in the Province of Quebec tried to have a couple of the strikers dismissed, ob grounds that were just as vital before as they were after the strike.He did not succeed.The men were kept on.\u2018I'he general superintendent of this dis- {trict has also shown an inclination to cut up rough, and probably his subordinate received inspiration from that fact.\u201c1 would like to say,\u201d Mr.Pierson continued, \u201cthat Mr.C.W.Spencer, the General Superintendent of the eastern division is showing a conciiistory spirit that has raised him high in the estimation of the men.He will meet a committee of telegraphers in Montreal on Saturday.It is composed of the chairmen of the local protective boards, who will present a schedule for adoption.\" \u201cls that the same schedule that was published during the progress of the Striker\u201d \u2018Yes, the sumne.We are, however ready to change any of its provisions that are shown to be unjust and unreasonable.\u2018This committee is composed of Messrs.Dionne, chairman, Way, Louttit, Dunn, læitech.Robinson and O'Neill, who are ull prominent in our order and all hold responsible sitions on the C.R.They look forward to meeting Mr.Spencer with a good deal of pleasure, because he is regarded as a just and veasonable man, who has the interests of his subordinates at heart, and being empowered to act will, doubtless, act up to his reputation.\u201d Since the strike Mr.Pierson has been principally in Toronto and Ottawa, getting matters of the Order in shape.It is now arranged that on every division of the road there shall be a protective committee that will represent the grievances of the men to the assistant superintendents.The chairmen of these committees shall have power to form themselves into a committee to carry any matter to the general superintend- rots and thence to hepdquarters, if necessary.THE PARISIAN\" S QUICK TRIP.She Makes the Voyage at an Average Speed of 14.66.The R.M.S.Parisian, of the Allan Line, now on her way up the river, has had one of the most noteworthy voyages in her long career.Her passage, though not up to her best record, is consi-lering the season, unusually fast.The Parisian left Liverpool at 5 p.on Thursday, October 29, and after a a wait of eleven hours at Nighi, for the mails, started for this pôtrt.She left Innishowen Head, which is off Moville, at p.m., on Friday.Oct.30,'and arrived at Heath Point at 8 a.m.yesterday, making the passage in 5 days, 10 hours.The Parisian reached Rimousk!: at 4 a.m.yesterday, and is expected in port to-morrow afternoon.1- lan Liner\u2019s average spred between Innis- howen Head and Heath Point was 14.60 knots.The Parisian has on board 63 first cabin, second, and 87 steerage passengers.The list of saloon passengers is published in another column.THE CANADA ARRIVES, She Beats Her Former Trip to This Port by Three Hours.The Dominion Line steamship Canada came into port at 2.45 o'clock this afternoon.This is three hours ahead of ber time to this port on her former trip.In spite of the disagreeable weather a large number of people collected on the Dominion Line wharf to see the handsome ship steam into the harbor.FIRE IN THE COTTON MILLS.A fire broke out this morning in the St.Ann's cotton mills, on Notre Jame and Frontenac streets.But little damage was done.Mr.W.S.ohn, who has represented Messrs.H.A.Nelson & Sons, ol Montreal, for many To as traveller, intends resigning at the end of the year to go into business for himself.MARRIAGES DOODY-VIGEANT \u2014 At St.Mathias) PQ.by the Hev.Mr.Nadeau, on Wednesday, .November, J.o Mary Ann, eldest daughter of the ate \u2018Alfred VI geant, both of St.hias.LAURIE-EGLINTON \u2014 At Montreal, on the Sth Inst, by the Rev.Robert Campbell, D.D., pasior St.Gabriel Presbyterian Church, Rose Eglinton, of Montreal, Alexander Laurie, of Quebec, P.Q.DEATHS ARNOLD-Suddenly, in New York, on the bth nit.Perey E.Arnold, fift the late\u2019 Thomas Arnold, of Devonshire, England.Notice of funers er, Que Novemt» 1896, es Duffy, aged t years to the very day.ith Inst.Moi Hon.Louis ah DUFFY- At Danby, South Durham, on November 1, 1 Jam TOURVILLE\u2014 On t Tourville, aged 6 ars, ths and 12 days.Funeral will take lace Saturday, 7th inst., from his late residence, St Denis street, at 9 a.m.Funeral service at Jesuits\u2019 Church, Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend.d WALKER-On November 6, 1896, of heart disease, at his daughter's residence Mrs, George Baldw Richard Wai alker, late of Montreal, Mr.Walker was a moer of Antiquity Lodge, F.& A.SE oS 1,Q R.+ THE WEATHER.Thursday.)L p.m.\u2014 Probabilities : Lower and Georglan De- {reasing westerly winds; mostly cloudy and colder; wers of sleet at Some laces.Ottawa Valley and Upper South-west ana west tially clear \"weather.Lower St.wrence and Gulf \u2014 Gales shifting to soûth-westerly: mild and show- Lawrence gales; Su er and par- iaritime-st ron; winds and ales.south south-west; cour, mild a Manitoba Fresh to ent \"winds; d mth light local Do ils.gales; ¢ rand conan nt bowen MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1808 LAST EDITION MR.TARTE WESTERN TOUR.Had Gone as Far as Saskatchewan, Where He Patched up a Quarrel \u2014To.Confer With Manitoba Ministers.(Special to the Star.) Winnipeg, November 6.\u2014At Prince Albert yesterday Mr.Turte was tendered # public reception, sand afterwards he had a lengthy and confidential conter- ence with the leading Liberals ot Saskatchewan, which constituency since the \u201cPremier - has resignéd from it has been unrepresented.Mr.Tarte is understood to have succeeded in straightening out local differences, anu the result of his Visit is likely to be that the writ for Saskatchewan will soon be issued.Hon.Mr.Tarte returned to Regina and at vance took the train back to Winnipeg.| He arrived here to-day.He said he knew nothing further about the settlement of the school question.It is understood that a private conterence will be held at the Manitoba Hotel this afternoon.None of the Local Government members met Mr, Tarte at the train.ABANDONED INFANTS.The Coroner to o Make a Rigid Investi- &atlon Into the Circumstances.Coroner McMahon is very anxious to receive information which would lead to the discovery of a party or parties who left two newly born infants in the porch of the main entrance of the Grey Nunnery on (Guy.street on Tuesday after: noon.One of the infants was dead and the other drying, and expired shortly after being found.In conversation wit a Star reporter \u2018this morning Coroner McMahon stated that instead of communicating with him of the discovery of the bodies a certificate of death was received from a physician and the Board: of Health was asked to issue a permit in order to have the children ried.The civic authorities refused to grant a permit and informed Coroner McMahon of the finding of the bodies.He ordered the bodies to be taken to the morgue and, an putopsy will be performed.July 1 last a by-law went into ef- too which compels.all persons wishing to have a body buried or removed from the city to first obtain a permit from the Board of Health, at the City Hall.Previous to this it was only necessary to have a doctor's certificate to have a body buried.Mr.McMahon said this morni that in his opinion there have heen wit hin the past few years numerous similar \u2018cases which he had not heard of owing to the readiness with which some physicians gave certificates of death, and so a number of cases of infanticide had gone unpunished.The bodies which were found at the Grey Nuns\u2019 convent were discovered at a quarter after five o'clock.and from evidence which Mr.McMahon has in his possession the infants were left there within five minutes of that time.The particulars have been given to the police, and they are working on the case.YOUNG LADY MISSING.She Has Not Been Seen by Friends Since Tuesday.The \u2018detective department has been 1e- quested by the parents of Miss Lizzis Pierce, a young Leman lately from the Verdun Hospital for the Insane totry and locate their daughter who has mysteriously disappeared.and for whose safety grave fears are at present entertained.She was only out of the Institution on approbation having been under treatment for a mental \u2018afiment for sage lime.On Tuesday morning Miss rce arose accordi to her custom and partook of some food without anything of an unusual nature being noticed in her conduct, but shortly after nine she disappeared entirely clothed only in a_ wrapper and a pair of slippers, and since then no\u2019 trace whatever can be obtained of her movements Au she was without a bat the family \u2018were not greatly exercised at first, but thought it possible tbat she had gone to see a neighbor for a few minutes; but as time wore on and the missing one failed to return a search was instituted, but notwithstanding all efforts no trace could be obtained.Miss Pierce is about twenty-eight ears of age, of light build and wore her air cut.short.pe TOURVILLE AND DUPUIS.The funeral cortege of the late Hon.Louis Tourville, C.will leave the ; residence of the son- -in-law of the deceased, Dr.Stephen Glovenaky.481 St.Denis street, at nime o'clock to-morrow to enable citizens attending the funeral of the late Ald.puis, leaving his late residence, 177 St.Hubert, at 8.30 to be present.The pall bearers for the late Mr.Tourville will be Hon.C.A.Geoffrion, Hon.L.O.Taillon, J.G.La- violette, Hon.David Marsil.Mr.F.X.St.Charles, president of the Hochelaga Bank, and Hon.J.K.Wa Ar a meeting of the directors of the Imperial Electric Light Company, Mr.J.M.Fortier in the chair, resolutions of condolence with the family of the late Hon.Louis Tourville were adopted on motion of Mr, Arthur Caron, seconded by Mr.rin, THE FIREMEN'S FUND, The Star has received $25 from Mr.Geo.Hague and $5 from Mr.H.J.Mudge towards the Firemen\u2019's Benevolent Fund.The sum of twenty-five dollars for the Firemen's Benevolent Fund, which \u2018was credited to Mr.C.Hebert in a recent issue should have been credited to Mr.I, H.Hebert, of 297 St.Paul atreet.The Mayor has received for the Firemen's Fund the following | amounts: $300 from the Commercial Union Assurance ny.Jer Mr.McGregor, manager; = rom Jean Baptiste Society, being proceeds of lecture given by Mr.B.Ames at the Monument National on October 29.The total amount received by the Mayor is $3132.09 AT THE RESERVOIRS.The Mayor and aldermen visited the reservoirs this afternoon and inspected the walls, so far as they were ex by the lowering of water.Mr.Lafor- est's report to the Water Committed was read and they decided /to concur therein.After the inspection the Mayor and aldermen drove to the City Hall, where the Council meeting was commenced.'FEARED THEY ARE DROWNED, It is feared that Edouard Laurendeau, polisher, of 13 Gosford street.and Arthur Pelletier, traveller, residi Drolet atreet, bave went over to gnjored duck Tiver ednesday nig beard } calling for belp past was full.ol | I : who dragged the missing ry they had erected to lay Im h for the game.Pelletier was rs of age and married and Laur SA eau 28 and unmarried.Both were members of the Harmony Band.STOCKS AND WHEAT, Movement of New York Market-The Price of Wheat.(Special tu the Star.) New York, November 6, \u2014 During most of to-day the stock market was very strong and fairly buoyant.In the last fen minutes yesterday a bear coup had been executed, the ostensible reason being a wild report that Indiana had gone wrong and that we were to begin to fight Spain over Cuba, Sugar was press- down three points in almost as many minutes and the active railway shares went off a point or more.The street f.Pear.At the opening to day no bulls were to be seen there.The announcement, however, that Bryan had congratulated \u2018McKinley, that Jones had conceded defeat and that the good times had already begun, were irresistible, and a buying movement be- ean, which, for three hours, exceeded that of Wednesday.The jump up was less, but was far steadier, and higher prices were recorded in a great many stocks, notably Burlington, Louisville, Chicago Gas and Manhattan.Many inactive stocks also shared in the rise, and bonds were in demand at advancing quotations.The money market was very easy, call loans being made at from to 3 per cent, and loan money was offered freely aL.6 per.cent.The.demand for commercial bills were quite active.Gold continued to pour out from hoarders, sterling exchange being about firm.London cables said some eagles had been engaged there for export here.Towärd 2 o'clock the market became dull.Sugar was then rather weak, having dropped from 121 to 118 1-2, Winnipeg, Man., November 6.-\u2014Wheat at provincial elevators is 66 to 67 cents.Chicago, November 6\u2014Wheat openings were, December, 751-4; May, #0.It opened very strong at an advance of lc from yesterday's close.The improvement originated with a strong Liverpool market and was helped along by a strong stock market.The market was very active at the higher prices which reached #2 at one time.SIXTY REPORTED KILLED, \u2018More Killing of Apmenians Have Been Reported.Constantinople, November 6.\u2014 Reports are current that a massacre has oc: curred in an Armenian village near Caesarea, and that sixty persons have been killed.IVORY REMANDED.Expert Evidence by the Inspector of A : Explosives.London, November 6.\u2014 Edward J.Ivory, alias Edward Bell, the alleged dynamiter, was again arraigned for examination in the Bow street Police Court this morning.Sir Vivian Majendie, Inspector of Explosives under the Home Office, was the principal witness called.He testified to havi examined the apparatus seized by the British police ents in the lodgings of Kearney and aines, when those alleged accomplices of Ivory were arrested in Rotterdam.It was a familairidevice, designed to explode dynamite by means of a detonator.Police Ins ter Walsh took the stand, and said t he had recognized as Tynan a man calling himself Garth at the Hotel Anglais in Antwerp and communications were found in possession of Tynan signed by Ivory under the name of Be The prisoner was further remanded.SAYS MPKINLEY TO BRYAN Here's Health and Happiness \u2014 I've Got the Presidency.Canton.Ohio, November 6.\u2014At noon to-day Major McKinley sent this telegram: \u2018Canton, Ohio, Nov.6.\u2014To Hon.William J.Bryan, Lincoln, Neh.I \"acknowledge the receipt of your courteous Im oi ee ee | with thanks, and beg you will receive best wishes for your health and happi: | ness.(Signed), w LLIAM McKINLEY.FRANK M'GARRY'S CASE.(Special to the Star.) Cornwall, Ont, November 6\u2014 At ten o'clock this morning the Police Magie- \u201ctrate\u2019s Court was crowded to listen to the proceedings in the much-talked-of and anxiously looked \u2018for criminal libel case of Mr.John A.Roys against Mrs, Joseph Winters.Mr.D.B.MacLenna, Q.C.appeared for\u2018 the prosecution and Mr.George T.Copeland for the defence.The whole case appears to turn on a written statement, produced by Mr.John Cummings, which relates what took, place in the yard of the Balmoral otel.The evidence of the plaintiffs witnesses showed that Mrs.Winters had stated that Mr.John Roys was the m McGarry away from there.The evidence of Mr.Bond and Mr.Roys conclusively establishes that the boy was with Mr.vs safe and sound until the fourth of November.two weeks after the date on which Mrs Winters fixes the hotel acenb.Mrs.Winters has not yet been examined.The defence will «be closed this afternoon.SIR HENRI WILL INVESTIGATE.Ottawa, November 6.\u2014 (Special) \u2014Sir Henri Joly de Lotbiniere to-day received a large number of recommendations for the dismissal of employes of the Inland Revenue Department.Similar recommendations reach the Controller daily.Sir Henri, however, has decided to take no potion except upon the fullest proof of full and sufficient \u2018cause, and it is extremely improbable that there will be many heads fall in his department.THE DUTY ON COAL.Ottawa, November \u2018 6 \u2014 | Spocian.= \u2014 Messrs.Wm.Wainwright, th T.R., and Thomas Tait, of the C.P.= were in the city yesterday on departmental business.They interviewed Sir Ri- | chard Cartwright, linistor of Trade and Commerce, and Wm.Patterson, Controller of Customs, \u201cthe subject under discussion being, ii is understood, the duty on | GOLD IN CAPE BRETON.Halifax, N.8., November 6.\u2014Within a few days a discovery of à lañte deposit alluvial gold beari sand has n made at pheticamp.ca \u2026 and a great number been taken up at the Provincial ial Mines oflice.The sand contains much free gold and also gold allied with magnetic ir iron.A CUBAN DEFEAT.Madrid, November 6.\u2014 it ia reported bere that the Spanish troops have defeated Antonio Maceo 5 Pinar del Rio, the insurgents losing 200 men in killed d wounded.an boy Frank There was & much stronger tone to the stock market thls morning, apd the volume of business was considerably increased Eyldently operators intend giving most of thelr attention just now to Cuble Company, us brokers have many orders from outsiders to fill.The stock at this forenoon\u2019s Session was very firm, opening at 156 1-4, advancing to 167 1-8, closing at 156, over 0 shares chunging handy Postal, In sympathy, were pluced at 56 3-4 to 36 1-3, cluslng ut 86 1-8.(as were weaker, selling down from 177 to 176.Montreal Street Bullway sold 217 to Duluth iks were firm Hale more active, Montreal sold at 505 1-2 225 « And bastern Townships at 142.Corirperce were placed at 130 1-2 to 130.The rest of the list was neglec here is no change to note in the mone market.The supply is plentiful and call molley ranges from, 41-2 to 6 as to the security Cubles from London this morning were digtinelly strong, alu.values were higher for \u2018Americans all round.Nearly.20,000 ares were bought in the curly market.he London Times to-day says: \u2018The activity of the grain and cotton markets in America will ror the Lime being prevent the return of the recently hoarded gold from the United States, while the payment or American imports from lurope will not be mude \u2018until 1847, and these payments will be offset to a great extent l=uro- peur | purehases of Ainerican securities.\u201d Street was report as reflectin the CACUIVIEY and strength of London.It ls stated that there is a great rush to imports out of bond, and the demand for foreign gouds is Keener than It has been in months.Thiy is ussuredly a good sign of a trade revival, and the Stock market is already fevling the improvement.Morning Sales.\u20148 Montreal ar 925 1-2, 23 per cent, at 225 1-4; 100 Eastern Townships at 142; 20 Commerce at 5180 1-2, 6 at 1380; 40 Telegraph at 165; Cable at 15 1-4, 30 a 156, 35 at 156 1-4, 175 at 156 1-2, 25 -8, 5 at 186; Duluth at 5; 25 Dulu Tel.Co.88, at 25 nt 85 3-4, 19 at 1-2, 100 at 38 5 at 86.1- 8: 76 Dominion Cotton Gas 177, 25 at 176 1-2, at 90; in T6: 10 pet Railway at 217, 50 at 216 3-4, 25 Al noon Sales.\u201420 1orctegraph at 165: 100 cable tat 158, 50 at 125 ut 158 1-4; 250 Duluth common a 25 Gas at 176 3-4: 25 Postal at 87.15 at 86 1-2, 25 nt 87, 100 at ¥8, 126 at &% 1-4; 100 Street Hallway at 2177 174, 600 at 217 1-2, 200 at 217 6-8, 125 at 217 1-2, 5 at 217.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.\u2014\u2014 Reported fog the STAR by Gordon Btrathy & Co.Stock Brokers; 9 BU Hacrament mar t , Nov.5.Close.Ask.Bia Canadian Pacific Ry.6 584 » fo Land Bouds \u2014 107 Comers cin Cable.156 155% Duluik BH.Atlantic.5 434 do pid.= \u2014\u2014 Montreal Tele; raph 108% 164 Rich.& Ont, \u2014 _ Montreal Be Ry.Co.317 m6 0 \u2014\u2014 = Montreal Cas Co.nurs 1m o Bonds.-\u2014 \u2014\u2014 Bell Tec hone Co.160 166 Bond: \u2014 \u2014\u2014 = Royal Etectrie Lans 15 \u2014_ \u2014 Bank of Montreal 225 2254 2244 Ontario Bank, 80 9 80 Ban of Brit.North Am; \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Peoples Ban \u2014_ \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 M 180 - \u2014_ Bank of Toronto.227 - = Jacques Cartier \u2014 \u2014 x 7 172 170 70 110 101 131 12934 100 13 12734 134 164 157 130 118 o Bonds.-\u2014 \u2014 Merchants Manf'g Co.me\u2014 - \u2014_ Irom.Cotton Mills Lo.- mL n & Murtgage .135 135 135 Diamond Glass Co .\u2014_\u2014 \u2014 Toronts Railway.9 68 se 68 t Loan & Trust Co.8 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 Postal Tel.Cees 88% 85 ss NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.\u2014 Specially reported for the TAB by C.D.Monk, Je $t.Hacrament street, local ager for J.8.Bache & Co.New Yurk, over direct privates wire: Nov.5 cu Ovg.Close.1 16 1 oR TN NBs 120% 17h WEB Ba Bliy 794 79 16h _ \u2014- jas Co.16 17% 16% New York Sen.+ Sud Su Se % 5 Cleveland C.en 0 204 EY Chicago a 7 78 75 7 Ches.& Ohio.17 174 17 17 Canada Southern.49 495% 4834 49 Distillers & Cattle Fdrs.\u2014 \u2014 -\u2014 \u2014 Denver & R.Grande 4 oN +34 \u201cHy \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 15354 164 164 16° 3354 30% 54 153% 153! 16% \u2014 ie \u2014 10754 10745 us 28 7 51 sn 4 152 rc eo vx M ek WS on 7 2 = Mg United States Cord.Co.alg 3e 3 514 Do.do \u2014 104 \u2014 = x ye New Erinn a i Br En orthern J .do.\u2026 He 24% he 2% Chicago & N.Western.104% 105 1033 1044 Bt.Paul, Minn.& gusha 42% 429, \u2014-\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 N.Y.Yptario Wes D BR i 15 148 Pacific 23 24 234 hil.Cum ow EH 704 2% \u20ac9% sm % 10% = = n n 7 17% 78% 794 76% To 4 5 0 er 5, ii & ion _ nion Pac wo on x =X 17% 17% 1s Te JR ox io mI LONDON STOCK MARKET.\u2014 Messrs.J.S.Bache & Co.N.Y., report the London Market at 4 p.m.to-day as follows: Nox.Sth, 1806, London Now York Stoo Prices.Equivalent.Atchison.C18 15 - Canadian Pacific, Fe 8 Erie.17 154 Kan, & Texas, vi 12 louisville & N.51 60 Shore.\u2014 - Northern Pac.Pr.24} 23 IN.Central.ç 95 Ont.& Western.15 14 Reading, 5, 8t Pa a 78 Union Pacific.1 19 : Wabash Pr.17 17 AMERICAN MARKETS: | \u2014 chier 1906.a b Opens Highest Lowest Clos cage ont « Hig! a og.w Dec.78% Ta 1836 \" 8 89% Corn 254 MA DS Osta Fir 1 nig a Pork 785 775 785 \" 820 80 800 lard 432 425 430 nN 452 \u201c1 453 Short Rihe 387 385 307 se 407 405 «7B New York me a eat .ux \u201c a7 85 oy Cora 314 st 31% \u201c 35 s Milwaukee 7e 7 7e \" 774 74 7% Toledo : 9 LA ne « s 20 4 Duluth Wh 4% ™ TH J.8.Bache & Co.N.Y.Wire Their Local Manager C.p.Monk.\u2018 | m._ Americans strong.St.Prog Lu N.up 1-2.Rest cf list up 1-4.Savings Banks report large deposits of d.imates of McKinley's electoral vote DOMINION W.C.T.U, The Conveninx of Annual Convention In Toronto.+ Toronto, November 6.\u2014The ninth an- pual convention of the Dominion W.(.T.U.,, was opened thls morning in Zion Cangragational Church.The convention will last until next Tuesday morning.About forty delegates are present from all the provinces in the Dominion.Mrs.Rutherford, president, occupied the chair.A letter was read from Lady Aberdeen, introducing Miss Agnes Sluc to the lenders of women's work in Canada, Miss Dougall, of Cornwall, gave a Bible reading during the morning and J.A.Ramsay, of Montreal, in a brief speech, emphasized the importance of work among the industrial classes.The morning was occupied with the appointment © conunittees and other routine business.; Special Notlce.To people of means and artistic taste there can be only one piano for their drawing-rooms.That piano is the Steinway.the world knows it as the best.Sold only by Nordheimers, 213 St, James street.Sailors are very scarce at St.John at present and vessels sailing from there ave some difficulty in securing a crew.Constipation Causes fully haif the sickness in the world.It retains the digestod food too log in the bowels and produces bilivusness, torpid liver, indigestion, bad taste.coated tongue, sick headache.insomnia, ete.Hood's Pill: cure vonstipa- i S tion and ail its results [ily and thoroughly.25c.rug - Kio 7 Prepared by ood & Co.Lowell, he only pale t to take with Hood's Sara rsa.Gun Metal Watches THE FAD.Our gentleman's black steel.open- face watch, with lever movement, is a spicndid time- keeper.We believe it to be the most satisfactory watch that can be produced for the rice, $4.50.Sent by mall on receipt of \u2018e.HENRY BIRKS & SONS, Ramona | , \u2019 PHILLIPS SQUARE.63 d Oberws.The Tew at Bate of the N mw} | 3 3 3 Romeo sud Juliet 6 T Theme, Variations et Finale, for Orgs.Herceuse \u2014 rer o'clock, but the weather wax so por from 241 to 280.congratulates Mo- \u2018 thet nobody seems to be have cared to inley, a0 the bears\u2019 cannot mell aown the ÆOLI AN RECIT ALto their foarte ware out 5 TRADE, FINANCE market on Better markets raday morni ace of hei bad oh 3 Jiride:d is payable No- 7 3 IN WINNIPEG.Thursday morni ail brave the à ha -AND- roar Xe gividend in LESS\" SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, at p.m.* lea he 1 unting Po > scribed on Reading stock, on been at the warereems of frien cluding Fablen Demers, Geo.paid fn which herd \u201cTHE PRATTE PLANO (8.« Violetti and others, went in search of COMMERCE.\u20ac per cent t8, plus Interest wt os Nair = arcet them yesterday, but they have conclud- : b-Treasury will not accept any fur- \u2019 PROURAMME ed that they were drowned.The boat \u2018 ther poid deposits to-day w RETURNS THERE FROM HIS bas dia red as well us the tempo- STOCKS STRONGER, Or Mis Les ee res seat 2000000022 Wrobdeÿ : i Members f D) Funrral of oa from ow his inte reside > Ne on Mai tarda 233 3% _ IRISH PROTESTANT BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.are uested to attend the Past Presiden Richard Thom Ta, a.53 Cathoart sty MILTON Viklh, ory.\u201cA STAR\u201d We are showing the haudsomes Pearl Star to be seen: in the city a the price, $9.00, fine white pearly Can be worn as either brooch or pendant.Sent hy ret in 15k gold.wail on receipt of price, $9.90.- W.S.WALKER & CO., 26311 2200 St, Catherine st, INSOLVENT NOTICE.In re Estate M.WETSTEIN & CO, Monte Notice Is hereby given thar F, W.Rade ford, Accountant, of \\ duly appointed Curator the above named Insolvents.fontreal, tG the has been Estate of Creditors wil) please le fi claims within 3 days from RADFORD, Curler EBt.M.Wtstein & Con date he Office of Radfor ana Walford, 8 mpertal Builau ng.Montreat! November 268 2 \u2014 Swedish and Norwegian Consulate, QUEBEC, 4th November, 1696.Applications will be received at the above office up to {he ls Lof December next, for the office of Swish snd ce-Consul at Monreal, vi uation of the late À in vacant at the res mbeut, D Counells Fr vants will be requi 10 state th Appil- eir full name, Christian as well as surname.place snd year of birth, natiooality, bee and languace, or languages at their coinman MIX Law their native longue.ey Fouxp-api BLACK AND TAN BITCH SPANIARD th collar ou.Apply #4 Lusigoan st, up CS à For + SALE\u2014THREE 8MALL | LOTS A) AND ONB corner lot vn Elim ave, Westmount, ciose to Sg 263 2 Ustherine erine at.9 for quick vale.Fois BALE CHICK, CHICK, CHICK.BF.ROCK, white P.rock, white leghurn, black minurcas, bras also five silver duckwing Pentame My re) the bighest of them ali, Come early and hare Jour prize 8 alli right h ugto birds\u2019 have ere iu Moutreal.or ot the hole lot, sa sr Los rai STEEL RIMMED A in of se J ames st.near corner Hleur).Please return to Hemsley's, Jeweller, St.James st.and receive reward.The 1 Montreal Daily Star, cars Su George street And Fortification rinted at ni the po us fio ntreal.Put dent in Montreal.butitfhing \u201coffice.on and 165 oot, t James = \u2014 Enceptionaty # # Good Value in GENTLEMEN'S Autumn and Winter ERS, 3c ea.DRAWERS, #1.00 ea.DRAWERS, double back and front, warranted unshrinkable, $2.50.EXTRA HEAVY NATURAL WOOL SHIBTS AND DRAWERS, double back and front, extra large, $8.00 ea.GOOD MERINO FALL WEIGHT S8HIRT AND DRAWERS, 50c ea.GOOD MERINO HEAVY WEIGHT SHIRT AND DRAWERS, 75¢ ea.GOOD SCOTCH WOOL DOUBLE BREASTED SHIRT AND DRA va.(This line is worth double.) GOOD SCOTCH WOOL DOUBLE BREASTED RIBBED EN AND DRAWERS, 7bc ca.GOOD NATURAL WOOL SHIRT AND DRAWERS, $1.00 ea.WHITE, FLEECY LINED SHIRT AND DRAWERS, 75c and $1.00 NATURAL WOOL FLEECE LINED, $1.80 per suit Regular price 84.00 UNDERWEAR FINE NATURAL WOOL SHIRTS AND HEAVY NATURAL WOOL SHIRTS axp HEAVY NATURAL WOOL SHIRTS ND WERS, 50¢ D SHIRTS > At J.J.HANNAN, 215 St.James Street.26311 OS BELL TELEPHONE 4544 = Montreal Keeley \u201cGold Cure Special Conditions are Made with Ladies or Gentlemen who Desire to be Treated Privately at their own Residence, Institute FOR THE CURE OF Whiskey or Morphine.Address : Dr.PHILIPPE ROY, 69 Osborne Street.AN ODD LOT! Pretty Colored China With Gold Edge.| «NW Cups and Saucers and Tea Plates.About 1200 Cups and Saucers, at 15 cts.a pair, About 1200 Tea Plates, at 15 cts.each.A.T.WILEY & \u201c 1803 Notre Dame Street.These will be offered at our down town store only.Co., COME AND SEE OUR Parlor Suits AND ODD PIECES At F.LAPOINTE\u2019S, Pet Mil reet, St Catherine "]