The Montreal daily star, 24 novembre 1896, mardi 24 novembre 1896

[" étés SéaiTs in K EEE vem rote 0 AE UIE rr +S seat rp + 1] EDITION.LAST | } LCRA un < WY a .ae by or DAILY STAR: | Last Week's Average WEEKLY STAR: st Week's Issue.Average Circulation of * 1 3 1 , / 89 .t le Star.45,420 _85,769 tener ssranenernase 8 YOL XXVIII mue November 24th.We have now in stock a full assort.nent of Bleached Linen ; TABLE CLOTHS and NAPKINS, ALSO * 4 Nos.in Tray Cloths.4 Nos.in Five O'Clock Tea Cloths.3 Nos.in Sideboard Cloths, 5 Nos.in d'Oylies, for the CHRISTMAS TRADE.Pilling Le(ter Orders a specialty, JOHN MACDONALD & CO.Welllugton and Frent sts.East, Toronte.MONTREAL OFFICE 3 207 8ST.JAMES STRBET.20d att XK Down Town Jovellery * FLOWER POTS.To make room for our large and increasing stock for XMAS we aro selifug the finest: Assortment.vver shown © yet of Fiuwer Pots at almost coat.dec for 30 sec for 40 $1.00 for 75 , Don't tail to call and inapoct all our goods.- Watches snd Jewellery repaired thoroughly.A.DICKSON & CO.1791 Notre Laine st.7a N R.Noxt to Garale: \u201cIt Will Work Wonders With this Generation of Men.\u201d À Startling Advance Im Medical Belence Is fully explained tn a little book ealled *\u201cCemplete Manhood, and How to Attain 18.\u201d An earnest man who had suffered, hesitated, then put ft to the test, writes thus: \u201cWell, 1 tell you that first dayis one I'll vever forget.1 {oot bubbled with 1.I'wanted to hug everybody and tell them that mp old self had did yesterday and my now was Loru ay Why didn't tell me when first wrote that I would find (¢ this wt mau was not made whole by magic in a day\u2014no man ls\u2014but in & moment he saw RNEW how how be in @ littio while\u2014he \u201cssw tho light\u201d before be @vished ths first chapter.2782141 Every man who would know the grand truth.the plaio facts, the new discoveries of medical science-who would atone for follies and avoid future pitfalls, should secure this k.: To simple \u2018\u2018curiosity seckers,\u201d to those whose physical condition 1e perfeot\u2014to those who need no sid \u2014to boys- wo say emphatically this book is wae t is purely medical scientific, published to wake Down & system of trestinont of incalculable value to men who nerd it.If you are looking for something sentimental, frivolous, improper, don\u2019t waste your time and ours by writing.This Is not for you.! 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Write COO REMEDY CO.807 Masonic Temple 1 » ¥ll., for proofs of cures.Capl a?000.orst cases cered tn 1.e days.100-page beck BOECKH'S Bamboo Handle Brooms Made ¥peelally for Ladies and Curlers.LIGHT and STRONG.275zeot TRY WATSON'S COUGH DROPS.Best in the World, For the Throat and Chest.FOR TRE YOICB UNEQUALLED, 32711 SEWAGE IN THE HARBOK The City Surveyor Presents a Report on the Necessity of Extending the Sewers.Considerable routine business was disposed of at yesterday's meeting uf the Road Committee.At Ald.Kinsella's request, the City Surveyor promised to prepare a copy of plan of routes designated in the contract between the city , and the Montreal Street Railwaÿ Cou- pany, showing clearly the lines of railway constructed and in operation within the city limits on lst of September, 1895, and also showing on the same plan in a different color the lines, oa portions lines not in operation at the te above mentioned, It was decided to allow the municipal- .ity of Delorimier to drain into one of the city\u2019s mains, on condition that the municipality pay their share for the extension of the sewer in question later on, snd that they assume all responsibility for damages from flooding.Mr.Peterson, chief engineer of the C.P.R., communicated a detailed list of the works at the new Eest End Station, which are estimated to cost $68,- b72.97, The documents were sent to the Council.It was decided to send to the Street Railway Company copies of all the cor- Fespondence sent down by the Council concerning the Guy street electric far service.Mr.St.George reported that, though he had written to the Street Railway Company protesting against the use of the old converted horse cars on the Wellington street route, he bad received no Teply.; Ald.Prefontaine said that some steps Would have to be taken to secure a reruoval of this nuisance.Owing to the jolving of these old cars, citizens along he route were unable to sleep at nights.Mr.St.George reported that the Gas Company was undermining the pave cots at several places, and it was dé cided Lo ask the Council for the required Buthority Lo Jrosecule the company.The City urveyor presented a re port showing the necessity of extending he Mill street and Commissioners street wers to outside the western end of he guard pier and to the Victoria pier tively.This would prevent any wage falling into the still water bar- or, and would oost $8H,540._ Ald.Prefontaine thought that as this work had been necessitated by the construction of the guard pier,\u201d the Gov- brmsnont, should aid wilh.the expense.» George was asked to.prepare a detailed report.prepa Special Notices.On Wednesday all day we will offer 15.000 yards of well-seasoned Od Cloth all widths, and prices.from 17e.per uare yard up to 25e.We will also fer 1 yards of Beautiful Curtain Net at 12 and 15¢c.per yard.Both of the above lines have been bought at auction and are certainly worth doable the pri-e.We are just about receiving 50 cases of Assorted Toys and Fancy Goods for the mas Holiday Season, all of which will sold cheap at the Au Bon Marche, 1883 and 1 Notre Danie Street.Al- honse Valiquette, opposite Balmoral Éotel Block.277 2 Attréotions/ for Thanksgiving Day.\u2014 National reæption at the Masonic Temple.Admission, 15 cents.Children, 10 omta 2782 al No.278.ÿ ; =z To the TRADE.BE 5 \" Wooden | rray limestone and yellow brick are seen GALTS FACTORIES, \u2014 Their Proprietors Satisfied With National Policy.WANT THE DUTIES AS NOW LEVIED LEFT ALONE.The \u201cStar's\u201d Tariff Commissioner in the \u2018Manchester of Canada,\u201d (Special to the Star.) Galt, Ont, November 24.\u2014Fifty-seven miles west of Toronto on the main line ot the Canadian Pacific Railway is the town of Galt.It calis itself the Manchester of Canada, and it certainly has good claims to the title.With a population of eight thousand it is a busy bive of manufacturing industry, as well as the commercial centre of a rich aud thickly settled agricultural district forming part of the south riding of the County of Waterloo, And yet were a ritan of colonial days to drop into Galt on a Sunday be would find bu: little that he could object to, unless he should think the people too stylish in their dress and the clhiurches too ornate in their architecture.The town has an electric car service, but not a wheel turns on the Day of Rest; the factories und shops are silent, und the tall chimneys give forth .no smoke.* Here it is only ten o'clock in the evening,\u201d said n resident, \u2018and you could fire a cannon duwn the street and not hurt a soul.\u201d , Bui it could not have been done an hour or so earlier, when the people were coming home from church.Then the streets were throned, just as they had been in the morning, when the bells them to service.All the are of stone, and would not le out of place in the very best parts of Montreal or Toronto.The predominance of the Scotch element in the population is shown In many admirable ways, one of them being in the three large Presbyterian Churches, of which Knox Church claims to have the largest membership of any church of that denomination in Perhaps, too, the large Liberal vote of the town can be accounted for by the were calling church buildi presence of the same ; although Galt is a manufacturing centre, and, refore, à place interested in Protection, still the Grits poll ball the votes and carry the riding, which, in June last, re-elected Mr.John Livingston.The town is built along both banks of the Grand River, a small stream that flows southward and discharges itself into Lake Erie.Along the stream are the factories and the commercial houses, while no the high land a few hundred yards back are the residences of the employers and their men.The town is exceedingly well built, and looks like a place that bad come to Btay.ildings are rare indeed, but everywhere.Of these materials are the factories, the banks, the stores and the homes of the people.There is no crowding into tenements here, and every mechanic has his own comfortable, substantial home.The business and the fropte of Galt are certainly well housed, n comparing these machine shops and iron works with those one us y_ sees in a large city, the superiority of the former in many respects is very noticeable.Here there is no crowding, mo huddl- IDE together in dark, narrow streets.The buildings are large, well lighted, and airy, and they must enable the me- chanie to work at the best possible advantage.Here he finds the employment that as a rule large cities alone give while he enjoys the benefits of a country home.The people of Galt are interested in the tariff.Their capital is invested in manufacturing \u2014in manufacturing they earn their daily bread.and upon the maintenance of their industries depends the life of their town.It is not yet known whether the commission of tariff enquiry will visit Galt or this section of Ontario, but it has been suggested that they come to Berlin, a town a dozen miles north of here, and where, representatives of this whole count side vould meet the Ministers.But it will be a week yet before the commission resumes its sitting in Hamilton, but in the meantime the representative of the Star has obtained the opinions of the leading manufacturers ere res- respecting proposed changes in the customs tariff.With the dawning of Monday morning the spell that seemed to hang over Galt on Sunday is broken.Whisiles are sounding everywhere, the streets are thronged with men hurrying to their work, the tall chimneys again pour forth their smoke and the hum of industry 18 heard on every band.And not the head of a single concern spoken to in regard to the subject but said that any lowering of the present tariff would tend to fossen that hum and deaden, to some extent, that activity, One of the largest concerns here is The Goldie & McCulloch Company.They manufacture steam - engines, boilers, waod-cutting machinery, saw and grist mill machinery, safes and machinery supplies.They employ three hundred hands, the: great.majority of whom are, of.course, skilled mechanics.The works are exceedingly \u201cwet! built and fitted with all nécessary appliances of the best pattern.A member of the firm gave bis views on the tariff, and in short it was \u201cleave us alone:\u201d \u201cany way don't lower our protection.\u201d Their raw material is pig-iron and plate and bars and it was suggested that the duty on this was higher than on the finished article into which this raw material entered.ing in a general wav southern pig-iron cost per long ton $9.00 laid down in Galt and Lake Superior iron about $12.50 per ton.Upon this iron there was 3 duty of $4.60 a ton and upon bar and plate a duty of 30 per cent.\u2018and in some cases more.Now the protection on the finished products of this concern was only 25 to 27 1-2 per cent.\u201cBut,\u201d said Mr.McCullock, \u2018\u2019we have some protection in the matter et © -labor for wages are somewhat lower h than in the United States.\u2019 Canadian pig-iron they had used, but generally found it too hard, and it had to be mixed with other iron in order to grade it down.At one time the Nova Scotia iron was : 2 ¥ TU \u201cIncompetent MONTREAL, TUESDAY.NOVEMBER 24, 1896 Co Buyers\u201d may accept anything offered, but the shrewd trader \u201cSAL insists And demands D A\u201d CEYLON TEA Because it is incomparable.NEVER LEAD PACKETS ONLY.25e, 40c, IN BULK.GROCERS ONLY.sec, eve, TT8zeod One Dollar Is a popular pri the price of the Canada, made by ce, and One Dollar is most popular Shirt in R.J.TOOKE \u2018177 St.James Street, 2387 St.Catherine St., West, 1553 St.Catherine St, East.as good as the Scotch, but after a time the quality deteriorated.However, the concern had into other hands and a good article was again being produced.They were using .iron from the Hamilton works with which no fault could be found.; Was the uncertainty respecting the new Government's tariff policy affecting trade injuriously?, Mr.McCulloch thought there was some feeling of uncertainty abroad, and uncertainty was never a good thing for business.It would be well if the whole thing were settled and manufacturers knew what to expect.At present business was none too bright, and that was due to some extent to the fact that .in many lines of manufacturing the industry was crowded; it was overdone, and there was too much competition.An evidence of this was pointed gut.A few rods down the street stood a large stone building with windows p.t was the establishment of Cant Brothers & Co., manufacturers of wood-working machinery, now closed up, and the concern moved to the United States.Even Protev- tion had not kept that establishment running.; .The Gordie & McCulloch Company are large makers of safes, and in.warehouse were some beautiful samples of their work.By these \u201cstrong boxes\u2019 they are seeking to protect t valuables of the Canadian people, and so the makers ask a little protection for themselves.i Across the river and nearly opposite is the establishment of the Macgregor & Gourlay Company, manufacturers of iron and wood-working machinery and ins, the common toilet pins of which 1 old times it took nine men to make one.One may be sure that this enter- rising concern dpes not make its pins n that way.A member of the firm expressed his views respecting the tariff in this way: He would prefer to pay the present duty on the raw material, on the iron, than have the duty on the manufactured article reduced.hey had felt the effect of the prevailing uncertainty, and certainly it was not beneficial to business.The general condition of trade was fair; it certainly was not any too This company employs 170 hands, some of whom are women.Was their business in existence before the days of the National Policy ?Yes, it was, but not on such a large scale.This was true of most of the concerns in the town.However, they not manufactured pins until the protective tariff came into effect.That was a new industry.Flour milling is so carried on in Galt to a considerable extent,-one of the principal concerns being the Todd Milling Co.In Mr.Todd office also sat Mr.S.J.Cherry, of Preston, a mill owner.Both agreed that the lowering of the duty on flour would simply kil the milling business in tario.At present the duty is 75 cents per barrel of flour and the American duty $l.Our duty, they said, should be at least equal to that of the Americans.They had a grievance.At present Americans were shipping to Montreal a low grade of flour, calling it first-class and selling it at low prices to the French-Can- adian trade.In fact, a trick had been layed upon the trade in Nova Scotia.\u2018lour had; there-been entered as animal feed, paid a low duty, and then sold as standard flour.At any rate, if the Government wished \u2018milling done in Ontario the present duty must be maintained.The Gal Knitting Company manufacture under-clothing.upon which goods there is a duty of 35 per cent.During the busy season they employ 100 hands.What did they wish with regard to the tariff?One thing they wished no reduc- i The present protection was none too high, and the sooner the question was settled the better for trade.A feeling of uncertainty and distrust was abroad ; buyers would not order their stocks, and business was injured there- y.Another large manufacturer of woodworking machinery, engines, boilers, etc, is the firm of Cowan, .Upon their product is a protection of 27 1-2 per cent., although they have to the duty on pig-iron, their raw material.They wish no change in either of these items of the tariff.Mr.Cowan said he did not believe in a bounty on pi iron; let the present duty alone.© thought wrought scrap iron should not be free.We made enough of that ourselves, apd the more it was used the longer it would put off the day when we would rely upon our own pig-iron production.They ught both Nova Scotin and Buffalo (Lake Superior) iron because the two kinds were nee in order to get the proper\u201d quality for their @stings.Since the Hamilton furnace had been in operation they had used that irom, and bad no fault to fi it.Their working force num- be from 90 to 100 men.Mr.Cowan said the trade certainly wished the Government to decrease as soon as possible their tariff policy.At present all was uncertainty, and iness was being done in @ h to mouth manner.They bad no orders in that wers not wanted at once.; Were their works slack ?No,they were running as usual,but the; did not know when the .demand woul \u2018be lessened and slack times come.facturers of machinery, but especially of edge-tools and carriage springs.They make axes, scythes, picks, ers, eo The tariff on the products of their es tablishment range from 20, 27 1-2 to 30 and 35 per cent.The} wished these tariff items cut down.In one line they were now at the me: of American concerns, and that was with respect to picks, ani that, too, notwithstanding a duty of 35 per cent.For this article Canada was the slaughter market of the United States; the A ican concerns being over-crowded at home, shipped their surplus stock here, and sold it at almost any price.Previous to.1894 there was upon these goods a specific duty of one cent.per pound this compensating for the extra cost of ig iron and ilway transportation.t with the ta.changes of 1894 that specific duty was removed and the result had been to throw the trade into the hands of the Americans.Messrs.Warnock & Co.oy 90 bands, tions , sinoe the of June they have only been running on half time.iti ue pu tome\" were not a bit frightened, believing that the new Government would do what was right and fair by the manufacturing interests.All the wisdom and virtue were not to be found on one side of politica.The town of Berlin is moving to secure a visit from the Tariff Commissioners, and if the Ministers go there delegations from Galt, Guelph, Preston Hes- peler will likely be heard.The places, though small, are largely engaged in.the manufacture of woollen goods, and are desirous of being \u2014 ! AN AMERICAN.VIEW.New York, November 24.\u2014 The Evening Post\u2014tariff reform\u2014says: The Canadian Ministry are finding it as bard as the framers of our n bill to reform the tariff without crippling the revenues of the Government.With customs and the excise almost the only sources of revenue for the general Government of Canada, the possibility of actual or even approximate free trade 1s seen at once to very small.The case in a nutabell is as follows: Revenue to the amount of $20,000,000 must be had from customs duties.These may be levied on a total value of imports amounting to about $125,000,000.But under the present tariff something like one-half these imported goods es in free.The problem is, therefore, to raise $20,000,000 revenue on $70,000,000 of im- rts.There you get at once a prima acte ad-valorem duty of nearly per cent., and no way of twisting the figures can make it much less on any considerable items.It is clear, then, that Mr.Laurier\u2019s promised revision of the Canadian tariff in the interest of freer \u2018trade, must, in the nature of the case, be a very meagre and tentative affair.But he was clear sighted enough and frank enough to perceive and declare this to be the fact before his triumph at the polis last June.The fact is that neither in Canada nor in the United States, nor in the Australasian colonies, can a general tariff for reveaue fail to be sufficiently protective.A few articles may be singled out, as in the British tariff, simply and solely for customs revenue, and the great y of imports left un- tixed.But if you tax all along the line and count upon your main income from duties on imports, you cannot avoid giving incidental rotection to domestic manufactures.The only resort is to some other form of taxation.Without the income tax and death duties, England would be obliged to have what would be in effect a protective tariff.Historically.the income tax preceded free trade in England.Sir Robert Peel had an income tax of 7d in the pound in operation and yielding a revenue of from $25,000,- to $30,000,006 a year for four years before he repealed the corn laws in 1846.But a country long accustomed to the ease and secrecy, even with un tnci- dence, of indirect tariff taxation, will not take kindly to an income tax, or any other form of direct taxation.It would undoubtedly be highly unpopular in Canada, and Mr.Laurier is said to have no intention - whatever of i with it.JUDGE EMERSON SWORN IN._ (Special to the Star.) St.John\u2019s, Nfld., November 24.\u2014Hon.G.H.Emerson, who was one of the delegates from Newfoundland to Canadas dn a Confederation mission, was sworn in to-day as Judge of the Supreme Court.He is considered by long odds the cleverest lawyer at the Bar, and it is expected that the bank trials will be finally settled this term.* : Te bas been severe frost in the Island for thé last two days.Hon.John Haggart and Hon.W.H.Monta, will go to the mining district ol British Columbia next week, to look after some mining matters in which James Warnock & Co.are also manu ' i they are inter mer.elections before i the duction of their- shop.pushing pre : had-nothing do my for ands this: They experimenting | our name there hon.one price, and fresh.Get them at 661 price.PRICE ONE CENT.SOME MEN ARE BORN LUCKY.But it is just common every day horse sense that makes them so.If you look at the name patch on their clothes you'll find that means sensible money-saving.Remember though, money-saving is not all in buying goods at a low It is the best you want and must have.The store that sells the best at the lowest price is the one for economical persons to deal at, You get the best quality and the lowest price here \u2014that\u2019s why so many come here.Come and see what we can do for you.winter.How about that Overcoat you must have for this Best Montreal made Clothing.A FRIEZE ULSTER, double breasted, made of good warm heavy Frieze, well worth $7.00, in a variety of dark colors, for.34.00 STYLISH MELTON OVERCOAT, long cut, with lap seams, double breasted, silk velvet collar, colors blue and black, f 310.00] * BEST BEAVER OVER- | OAT, perfect material, | make and style, sleeves | and body of coat lined with silk, skirt lined with 15.00 best all wool lining***=* > A Good BEAVER OVERCOAT in Blue, Black, Brown or Drab, for.Blue BEAVER OVERCOAT, double breasted, well made, latest style.$6.00 i A Fine All Wool BEAVER \"FINEST BEAVER OVER- .A Good 6 00 OVERCOAT, ° | in the same swell style 38.00 $10.00 $8.00 OVERCOAT of matchless merit at such a price COAT, all wool, all wool lining, stylish, well mado uality MELTON made up FUR TRIMMED AND LINED OVERCOATS.ALL WOOL BLUE BEAVER OVER- Ii best all I p seams, ! full back, trimmed with Persian Lamb, i full sized lapel, broad collar and cuffs, .I ! COAT, double breasted, very wool, tweed lining, latest style, avances vronoursnsesesenee ove for SPECIAL FUR LINED BEAVER OVERCOAT, collar and ocuffB, ONÏY .\u2026ucoc+srsesccusecrenemansacnue sevessnerenee BLUMENTHAL\u2019S, HERE THEY ARE! \u2018Men\u2019s Trouser Stretchers.TWO KINDS.TAKE YOUR CHOICE.They are both good.The wire ones are the easiest to use.They are both 50c per pair.Take as many or as few pairs as y ou like.Telephone or write us and we will send you a pair.Keeps your trouse rs in good shape, makes them look new JOHN ALLAN\u201d, \u2018 Craig Street, Montreal.EXIGENCY TARIFF BILL.Mr.Dingley Gives His View on Ite Passage.(Special to the Star.) New York, N.Y., \u2018November 23.\u2014 The World, this morning, prints a two-column despatch from Lewiston, Maine, over the signature of Nelson Dingley, jr., ih reference to the tariff bill, which bears his name.Mr.Ding- ley says that he \u2018\u2018sees no reasonable ground for hoping that the exigency tariff bill, passed by the House last December, will be taken up by the Senate this Winter.\u201d Continuing, he says: (Notwithstand- al- ing the time of its continuance is ready half gone, I would be glad to gee this revenue bill now enacted, because an additional income is needed by the Government, and because It would serve to check Importations made in anticipation of Inc duties, ! \u2018But, it should be borne in mind, that the passage of the exigency tariff bill this winter, would not make any a revision of the permanent In conclusion, he, said: \u201cWhile I have expressed myself frankly as to the necessity of such a revision of the tarift as will cduse it to recelve suffi- cfent revenpe, and at the same time encourage American industries, yet, 1 believe that whatever steps are taken.should be taken with care and moderation, not giving.just occasion for criticism by sound money Democrats, who have co-operated with us in the campaign.\u2019 DISAPPROVE THE SETTLEMENT.(Special to the Star.) Winnipeg.November 24.\u2014A despatch from Harwood, Man., says that an indignation meeting over the settlement of the Manitoba school question was held there on Saturday night, at the conclusion of which elfigies of M1.Laurier and Hon.Clifford Silton werc'burned, amidst hoots and groans, and cbeera for the less necessa tariff on protective \u2018and lines.!\u2019 \u2019 the national achool ay: BAIE CHALEURS ROAD.It is Assumed the Government Will Take Control of It.(Special to the Star.) Ottawa, November 24.\u2014The Government is evidently giving prompt and full attention to the points, urged upon them recently by the deputation of Quebec members of Parllament.It will be remembered that amongst the points urged was that the Government should take over the Bale des Chaleurs Railway.Enquiries at the Department of Railways and Canals elicited the laformation that an inspection of the line 1s now being conducted by order of the Government.\u2018he engineers entrusted with the inspection are Mr.Ridout, Government engineer, and Mr, Beauchemin, C.E.U course, until the report of this Investigation into the condition of the line Las been made, no definite arrangement for the purchase of the railway can be entered into.SPECULATED IN GOLD MINES.Hoffer, for twelve years cashier of the First National Bank of Lebanon, is a self-confessed embezzler.: An examination of his books shows a defalcation amounting to nearl 0,~ 000.He has confess: 1 ra bank for 930,000.His bond cannot be found.It is-not known what amount it is for nor who are the sureities.Hoffer is very penitent and desi to make restitution, as far as possible.He says he sunk the money in a gold mine in Colorado.The impeachment of the capital of the bark has been made by the directors, and the bank will not be affected.- IMPERIAL REPRESENTATIVES rime Toronto, November 24.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 At a meeting of the Young Conservative Club, last evening, a motion was adopted, declaring \u2018that the time has arrive] when Canada should have re- nresentatives in the Tmperihl House of Commons,\u2019 ' ; Lebanon, Pa, November 24.\u2014John H.| judgment to the | a 14% having heen med by and = Pe Beam for the Dominion, TH JHE ENTIRE DAY.Customers wifi kind and delivery of THANK Mince Mes ida Mince The Oneida Communit, jara, 60 œnts cach.The Termonnoau's 3 1b.tins.(Jermonncauxs 1.1b.tins.eytsonneau's $ Jb.tina.Teyssonneau's 8 1b.tins.R.& R.Plum Puddiugs, Individual size K & R Plum Puddings.1 lb.tins R & R.Plum Puddings.21b.tins The Franco-American THE FINEST APPLES No.1 Gravenstein Apples, in bask No.1 Graveusteln App! Nova Scotis Ki: pples in Nove Beotia Yellow® Every apple picked ove picked over, DEERFOOT FARM LITTLE SAUSAGES, MacWILLIE'S PURE PORK SAUSAGES, Without any exception, the choicest made in Canada.50 ds twice a week.© are now receiving 100 pounds per week, long before Christmas.re is every lover Of sansago delights in, eniy the choice cuts of closed in imported nglish FINEST KENT CORNUTS.Extra Dessert Clusters, 4 crown a, very fin Finest Valencia Shelied Almonds Very Finest Jordan BI Locoum Figs, far Gor.Craig His Excellency the Governor-General in MINCE PIE MEAT, for the THANKSGIVING DINMNER.(English and American Mince Neat) Crogee & Blackwell's Mince Meat.the best made in Eealang the nest made in A eat, in half gallon glass PLUM PUDDINGS for the THANKSGIVING DISNER, (French, Ensitsh and American Plpm ) CROSBCE & BLACKWELL'S English Plum Pudding.The finest mada in England.C & C.& B.P in2 C & h Pi Puddings.in 3 .C.& B.Plum Puddings, io ¢ Ib.tins.reerrerisefbengesecmpbenghagen te .,.TEYSBORNEATUS French Made Englsb Plum Puddbas The fest made France.Plum Puddings, 2 1b.tina.PLUM PUDDING SAUCE, Richardson & Robins\u2019 Plum Pudding Sauce, No, 1 aise.Richardson & Robins\u2019 Plum Pudding Ssuce, Na.3 size.large eta, lee, in barrels, 33 each.Nova Bootia King Apples, in large baskets, 50 cents M Aj barrels, 33 each.Kvery apple Bcked over.lleflour Apples, in large ote, Tr.ova Bootis Ribston Apples, in large baskets, 50 cents cach: in barrels, $3 each.Every apple We started jn to sell these sa NEW CROP TABLE RAISINS AND NEW CROP NI'TS for the Thamkagiving Dinoer.FINEST CALIFORNIA PAPER SHELL WALNUTS, .{Equal to tho finest Grenobles.] FINEST TARRAGONA SOFT SHELL ALNONDS, New Crop, &c., &c.FINEST EXTRA QUALITY MALAGA TABLE RAISINS AND SNELLED ALMONDS, | In Boxes and Quarter Boxes ! 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Bowmanville, November unfortunate \u2018family ot Elijah Leng Bault; who.were suffering 24.~The Rice, last week from religions manin, as detailed .in the Star, now greatly improved with every- t of a complete re covery, father and son in Rock- wood,\u201d Kingston, it is expected, willy both soon well again.Hon.No Clitke Wallace.contrary to announcement, did not speak on the loronto Hope schoo! question at the Congregational Church. - - damn en Pet 7 halla solo) Presented at the Academy - of Music.À CAPITAL-FIBST PRODUCTION | HY MONTREALERS.Attractions foe the Week at Other Theatres.Iver in the mighty city pass the children to and fio\u2019 \u2014 .\u201cWake not, but hear me, lave Of all the world of dreams \u2018Lis thine, This once tu chwose the most divine, So hous n Jn #leep ny love, Hu ain in choice be free, Le © es (hou dreum'at of me\u201d! jen Hur.) If there is any charity that should ap- \u201cpeal to the hearts and purses of the people in a large city, surely it is the support of a home for the relief and care of little sick babies Without prejudice of race or religion, the cry of suffering babyhood is one that moves the world.\u2018Lasu night was the initial performance of \u2018the grand spectacular pantomime, Ben~Uur, inaid of Lie Montreal Found- Ling and Sick Baby Hospital, This entertainment, or, rather, these enter- Lunmenpts, hive been the top of conversation for the last (wo weeks, in every grade of soviely, which goes to make up social Life in Montreal.Ju bas bren much advertised, and comes to us marked by the approval, of many audiences.li is only Itir to say thai it is all-ant pe rhaps more\u2014than the promoters claim {ur it.lLe ever chang-, ing drops,\u201d the costumes, the stage set- nog and the descriptive music are the best of their gind.\u2018Fhe incidental tab- lowux are splendid; real, living pie- tures, vivid, vet motionless, and most elfective in their grouping.The scene on the house top is particularly fine, and.mosi realistic.The cast and synopsis are as follows.Ien-Hur.Mr.Alex.Barclay Lien-kiuc.Souler).Merbert Davidson Messiliden.come C.Smith Messas (Souriger) vo Husmer NU Z: FON John G.Reid M.Cameron muna Sheppard > Lagkerby Mason cil Doutre Ages on ta Taylor Sheik Laerin.se.George Henderson dPefccuu eis .Walteru RS EU one Langlois John Ii Schultze Royal Ewing Lawrence Pillow: abdliad _ Mackay Va'erius Gratus.\u201cStuart ing Malluen.Julés Heme! jthioptan\u2026.Perey Cow athe.i.Drouke Claxton bls \u2026Miss Ka F, Nelson oils of Een fur.Miss Louise Knight Firziatn.n.L Miss Grac Amrah, Miss Alice an Splagerry ary.20.Miss Mabel L.Pease.Master Jackie Sparrow \u2018 hildron | Master Freddie Laverty Miss Dorix Rein t Ben-Hur |} Mise Georgetlo SL.Pierre Mien Elslo 0 Campbell : jas Katherine Irwin Statuary Miss Louise de B.Macdonald Mrs.John C onverso Sylvidis (Queen of the Butterflies).Mine Bite Wilson Smith Miss Edith Woods Zennetta \"Quon of the \u2018Arabiune) Miss Eva Stenhouse Mies Carrie E.Sparrow Mr.E.Mackay Edgar Mr.Frank Pack Mr.Edwin Varney Headers of | c baril Race J Pd i ro SYNOPSIS.Act I.Scene LA lonely desert; l\u2019althazar ar- speck in the eust.Arrival a Arrival of Gasper, Joseph and Mary.The three 0: Melchoit.Sree 2 Joppa Gate.The - Rabbi Samuel.- Scene 8.\u2014The Damascus (Gate.VF.men.; Sceie 4.-Herod's Palaces.The three wise men before Herod Scene 5.\u2014The tar of Bethlehem.Scene 6.\u2014The Imper:n! Gardens.(21 years after \u201cine birth of Christ) Interview of Ben-Flur Land Measali.They past enemies.Scene T.-House-top.[kn-Hur's mot Tigzah ard Arma » 8.\u2014 Street in Jorusaiem.Parade and grande drill of Roman Soldiers.Valerius Gratus struck by the tile.Roman Soldi Messrs.a e, Mt.& Stancliffe, Hi.A.Gordon.I.G.Griffin, J.B.Allan, c.n.Hopi w.J.Gordon, Altr red Leith he Hncdonuad AC .Pang- he C.Meek, I\u2019, D.Lasken, kee N.Barclay, W.A.N utr ay scene 9.\u2014 House-top.The atrest of Ben- Hur, mother and siste Scene JU.Imperiad Gardens.Sylvides in dunce gracieux.Butterfly dance, Butterflies -Misses Beatrice MeAllen, Lilie Me- Gillis, Fthel Jnckson, Violet Jackson, Hilda Doull: Olive Packard, Violet McNally, and Muriel Kay.Scene 11.-Roman ga'ler.(Lapse of three and Arius on the gal- rears.) Ben-Hur life.Adoption Ben-Hur saves Arrius\u2019 t Ben-Hur.fate 12.-The Grove of Dapine.revelry of the Priestesses of Apollo: Gabrielle Roy, Miss lklith Atwater, Helen Shea x sf Doutl, Gay sa \u201d = of Valads\u2014 Mrs.nd, Miss Miss Ewan, uéiin, Miss Mies Campbell, ï A Wonderful Medicine.see For Bilious and Nervous Disorders, such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and $welling after meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, hoss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Cos- tiveness, | BlotcheFon the Skin, Disturbed 8lee Frighttul Dreams, and all Nervons and ling Bertsatiohs, Re.THE pot Dest vit OIVE RELIEF INTHENTY MMUTES.This\u2019 Adit Every sufferers eafnestly\u201d ed to tot one Bor ox ot {thee Pills, and edged to be HC onTH A same A Box.BERCHAM'S PIL taken as directed; Baath: They restore Females to complete heal romptly remove any obstruction or irregul arity of the system.Weak Stomach, - Æonpalred Digestion, : 1.-Disordered Liver, \u201cthey \u2018act like magico a few dosea yi work ¥ nderaupon 10rgans; tren, ne ~ Sing the muscular yes restqri \u20ac 4 > 2 ri.toi ère éreoua en i ran a ofany ob - - - aves \u2018 .i ONLY BY BEECHAM, 87.HeLeus, ENCLAND.QF ALL DRUGOISTS, ions .S7-neod diderable factor Fandango was danced feal Anne Ep oy raid, M les FL t, Khchibuta and hi a A aime.Arrival o of Scene parus 5 ° Pad pment & Al are SHEET elle\u201d sila Mon tn fe Pus at rade Las Mies Mu \u201c i on of ftimonides.Simoni Iderim athée im, r and Hen-Hur.Ben-Hur néaitat Aa, Pattes Messe he ager, Ww .\u201cChariot Race.Tubleaux.\u201c Ast IL.THE SPRITES FANTASIE.Teel is ae hardt, Miss Muriel shal iss\u201d bel Campbell, Miss ary Loue! Macdonald, atherine Irwin.Scena 1.\u2014Palace ot Idernce.de san Islund.Recliation.| mine Nymphs of Daphne \u2014 iiss K.Irw Miss' Mcintyre, Misa Waud, Miss Hide, Hughes, Miss (3.Robertson, Miss Short Miss Rodden, Miss Reinhardt, Miss Bertle Schultze, Miss Tilite McDon- \u201cBeene & \u2014The \u2018epers\u2019 cell.Scene ¥.- Desolute home of the Hurs.Ben- Hur arrives at his father's ene 4.\u2014 Well En Rogel.- Araki devotion.il Jerusalem.Simon- use.The lepers ap- d he: ris appears.\u2018Tis he, Ben-Hur.\u201d Exit Iris PI Scene 6.\u2014 toadside between Bethan # Jerusalem.Cleansing of the \u201clepers by Christ.Reunfon of n-Hur, and sister \u2018Egyptian Fandal ngo \u2014 Miss 1 Hampson, Miss Annie fLwan, Miss Beatrice Taylor.Miss Clara Donahue.Scene 1.- HBen-lur's home in Misenium.Appearance of Iris.\u2018une bids furewell for family.Grand closing Iris\u2019 dream of the Nile, Ben-Hur, in Mr.Barclay, had an unusually clever axponent.Extremely dark, tall and muscular, he looked the hero of the famous chariot race, and \u2018pantomimed\u201d most successfully.Mrs.Claxton is well-khown on the amateur stage and added not a little to her reputation by her graceful, forceful gestures, and her dignified charming stage resence.Miss Nelson as Iris, was also app A perfect contrast to her a- vored rival, the scene between.her and Esther was most satisfying to the eye.The other parts were well filled and taking into consideration the difficulties that beset the parts of amateur pantomimists are reaily very good.\u2018The numerous dances are à very co) in the success of the performance.They follow each other in a bewildering kaleidescape of color.First in order came a graceful little maid, Miss Birdie Wilson-Smith, who! won rounds of applause in a Leautiful butterfly dance, followed by a hevy of lesser butterflies who fluttered round the stage perfectly atl home in theix strange surroundings.Tien came the fay revelry of the priestesses of Appol The frolic of \u2018tha Araluan givls formed a good background for the sole Ly Misa tenhouse, who danred r brightly tambourine dance ia a very taking way.The faniusie of the sprites was pertormed by four quaint little ladies who realized the so\u2019emnit vf the o-casion, and whose preternatura ravity was only disturbed by the limpse of wetl-EÉnown faces in the au- ien The \u2018nymphs of Daphne enjoyed their \u201cturn.\u201d This was evident he spectators also enjoyed it.It is very seldom that one sees as pretty a ballet.Where all are excellent, it is hard to particu- Larize.Still, Miss Wolferstan Thomas deserves special mention.Le Egyptian The march by the Roman Yaoldiers was very good, but the naiads in their drill carried off the honors of the evening.They moved with precision, they went through complicated evolutions like veterans, easily.gracefully, ul their pretty costumes in the colored lights forming ra- idly changing pictures not easily to be vrgotten.The recitation of the \u201cChariot Race\" by Mr.Mackay Edgar was very interesting.He has a good delivery and the rare good fortune to.be able to hold his audience.The tableau LAL the Winning Post\u201d was one of the The performance was brought to a close by a grand allegory, \u201cIris\u2019 dream ot the Nile,\u201d a very pretty conceit.There will be performances every even- mg this week and two matinees.Queen's Theatre.There was a large house at the Queen's last evening to witness the production of \u201cIn Old Kentucky.\u201d The drama bas lost none of its strong hold on the pub lic, as was shown by the hearty applause with which its most salient parts were greeted.The plot is such that the interest is sustained throughout, -and there-is a touch of psthod and human nature which is most pleasing.It is based largely om the simple story of a young njountain girl.who first saves .the life of ber future husband, then saves bis fuvorite mare * Queen Rens\u201d then-rides Her tu viclory, and\u2019 finally the usual happy conclusion.The play is typical of the lue Grass region ; race horses and racing predominates.In the third act the scenes include the interior and.exterior of Lexington race track, the paddock, and the closing act when Queen Bess passes under the wire a winner.The tun furnished by tbe Pickanniny band of colored youngsters is bountiful.Miss Nellie Elting fills the leading part of Madge Brierly, \u201ca flower of the mountain,\u201d most accel I ably, in fact, she is the star of whole gregation.Miss Jennie Dar ragh and Miss Eva N.Carr second her efforts.The male parts are entrusted to True S.James as Frank Layson, in love with Madge: a B.Downing.as Lorey.& moonsh J.Sambrook, as Col.Doolittle: ia Îl.Mack, the faithful servant, and Geo.R.Caine as the villain- The scenery ig plentiful and the ing good.Matinees will be given on Thursday and Saturday and evening performances are Lo be given every day.Theatre Francais.To those whe have read.Hall - Caine'a \u2018scapegoat\u2019 it must he patent that a dramatization of the story can hardly make a cheerful play.\u201cM, Morocco\u2019 fs an intensely dramatic one, however, and the management of the Theatre Francais, which deserves credit for bringing the latest plays here, Rpared no pains to stage it.Comtumes and scenery, both \u2018were beyond éritictem.The grouping of the large number of people w took part in the performance made some very effective stage- pictures, and the heting throughout was good, barring where in one or two cases it was a little overdone.Miss Beryl Hope, as far as appearance \u2018went, was a revelation in the part of Naomi, her acting was excellent as urual.\u2018\u2018Oveana,\u2019\u201d a charmin little woman.and the most.accomplished and most finished equillbriat ever Keen in Montreal, was the bright particular star of a very entertaining vaudeville contingent, which also includes Alice Raymond, a very well-known cornet- tist, who played all.sorts of popular airs In a very spirited: manner.The bouse was crowded.Theatre Royal! The l.ondon Gaiety Giri Company, which is playing at the Theatre Royal, \u2018presents a programme that drags wearily from time to time.Mr.ex.ilson gives a firat class old fashioned ventriloqual entertainment, and ward and Rolla White in their boxing and beg-punching exhibition, are really @ ' MANCHESTER MARTYRS.Division No.1, Ancient Order:of Hi- rnians celebrated last evening the twenty-ninth anniveras1y of the death of the \u201cManchester martyrs\u201d by giving » musical entertainment in the Windsor Halll last qrening Mossra G.Clarke, A len, T.Holland, W.Cherry.Flynn.oo dy and Misses Me Andrew, Egan, Brennan, Alley\u2019 and Kennedy.br Master Hogan \u2018ali took part\u201d nt the: entertainment.: was a lec- The fest tha evenin ture delivered ay Bd Mr.E.B.Devlin, who dw u the patriotio pee Arrangements for a Bix Stoskholm.Nana à Scandinavian Exhibition to Stockholm nd Andree have invited tion of an official partici lections for which the famous.The Scandinavian Sweden, Norwav and never before the exhitXion.fact le the vreat rehearsal tire Exhibition of 1900 Newark .Says He ther Lawrence W.Cure fame, as the prosecution is Montreal, are closed.York, Grace Wigger, Father Hennessy, of and others.out on bail, chant, accused's personal bond for acce, former, on bein to pe reading on to say.bad \u2018om the York, tute in that Si Wigger.pretences he gave 25000 for the right the places.When asked by .said they were.Continuing, he sgid: be opened in New York, considered 1 cause, and it à good enterprise.\u201d \u201cchief, and ness his business.in Toronto,\u2019 \u201cI was su erintendent of real Street Railway.\u201d gust or early in September.\u201d \u201cAt what place #* \u201cYou were being treated, es.I was a patient.\u2019 tore the money phy also represented to him I bishop Ireland, Bishop Burke, : Hennessy lish ap institution.in their \u201cChurch, was assured, in fact them.He was not acquainted with prelates mentioned, and had bishop Corrigan and Bishop the first time last Thursday.Jurphy's statements.They the questio any way.opened up the institution was about the first week or June.There were eight tients in the place the first of whom paid nothing.Father Murphy left it died Continuing, witness said rigan and would ~eu-cess.ishop Wigger t been asked to locate nol to do so.This decided closed the place after that.\u2019 ing, A Mr.Franklint\u201d ell es It became noi: Father furphy\u2019 a habits w and it vertainiy \u2018 bad an institute.\u201d \u201cDi fou u mot receive Father lurph medicines.\u201d tion before was because he deratood he had g against the defen ant and have him arrested.Mr.Geor corroborated Mr.Franklin's to the pretences.He was The Court of Review Justice Tait awardi and J.Harold Bell ties of two years ago.By upper \" level loss of water by leakage very materially reduced, ge the | aL EXHIBITION.the Products of the North at A circular has \u201cbeen received explaining the arrangements made for in 1897 in connection with the celebration of the 25th year of King Oscar II reign.and to which the com- \u2018 patriots of Nordenskiodeld, Johit Ericesson orth.Russia has signified her inten- ! sia intends exhibiting in Stockholm one | of those choice art and industrial vol- Russians Denmark, hay repared with such ener for any exhibition as for this Scand.navian Exhibition of Stockholm in 1607.Everywhere in these countries, so rich in iron.boundless forests and thundering waterfulls.from the North Cape to the German Frontier in Denmark, from the deep Norwegian fiords to the Baltic, an unremitting toil is carried on for The Scandivanian Exhibition of Stockholm in 1897, will in North of\u2018 the > Inter-national Paris GOLD CURE INSTITUTE, Which Mr Franklin Opened in the Church w was Behind Him.The enquete in the case against Fa | Murphy, | who is accused of obaining $5000 from Mr.J.J.Franklin under false ; pretences, was continued in the Police ! Court until five o'clock last evening, ! when the preliminary proceedings us far ; concerned, On Monday next ax application will be made to have a commission appointed to go to to take the testimony Archbbishop Corrigan, Meanwhile the accused is, of course, Mr M: McCready, of No.1005 Dorchester street, a retired mer- going security to the extent of $2000, which amount, together with the pied, Yesterday Mr.Franklin and Mr.Geo.Grant were examined a3 witnesses, and | I their evidence waa very lengthy.The | duly sworn, listened his disposition, which that.Father Murphy witness he had urged by Archbishop Corrigan, of New to establish a Gold Cure insti- and also by Bishop if ue statements were correct, witness \u201cBelieving implicitly everything the reverend gentle man told me, and having had several ! conversations, I agreed to purchase the rights to open an institution in Jersey City, with the proviso that an office and knowin that he had the Church behind -him, was forwarding a good t the same time considered This constituted the examination in Guerin asked the wit- \u201cI am at present living on my means replied Mr.Franklin.\u201cWhat were you doing previous to going into the gold cure business?\u201d \u201cWhen did you meet Father Murphy \u201cI met him toward the end of \u201cAt his institute in Maisonneuve.\u201d The witness was then examined as to how Jong negotiations were pending be- was paid over.: Franklin said he lost no time but paid the whole amount at once.Father Mur- also asked him to estab- \u201cit had not been that the help of Mr.Franklin said he would never have entered into the apeculation at all.gave him written denials of all Father had any correspondence with him over ur even hinted at it in 14e went to Jersey City and er Murphy had lectured there.and it died a natural death about month business was even worse and when in response to the questions o.the defence that \u201cHad 1 had the approval of Archbishop Cor- bave undoubtedly been a great { bad expected their assistance and when I learned that a certain physician was treating people by the same system | called on Father Hennessy and asked an explanation.It was then 1 learned that Father Murphy had never ere, priest told me that had he known he way coming he would have advised him\u2019 \u2018Had you any other reasons for clos- fect on the \u201cYes, he to Aine Flog sop ing bis The reason he had not taken the ac- unds for a civil suit until lately he was told that he could Grant was then called and nearly gll the interviews and witnesred the contract and payment.He went to Jersey City to back up Franklin and found he had left.Father Murphy had said he had seventy patients and witness was to Investigate it and make him pay.\u2019 DAMAGES FOR FALSE ARREST.this morning contirmed the judgment of Acting Chief J.Brooks Young 750 each and costs ainst À.O.Granger.dut of the ely med for damages for false arrest in connection with the Auer Light difficul- THE RESERVOIR REPAIRS.pushing the work forward with despatch the temporary repairs at the reservoir were com leted today, and the water let in.s the case of the low level reservoir, the Display of the be held in the entire tion.Rus- are Kingdoms, for the en- thought of Gold in | New of His.Bishop Jersey City, $2000, was en he claimed | to conduct | Mr.Quinn | the Mont- Au- I believe?Mr.that Arch- and Father Mt the was behind diocese.any of the met Arch- Wigger for when both bad never after Fa- This of October May or nine pa- month, two he second altogether.he\u2019 business and the me and I about that e not good letter from always unit was not evidence as present at has been i bra ev ae en we! 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Lo makehis own desigox To .Ton, germane uation.A th samples and terms, aritime yy Jâtho.Cu.Bt.Toba \u20183 me VV AUTED- A BAR MAID, BETWEKN THE AGR of 35 sud 3 years.Address\u2019 \u2018Q MIE\" STAN a VV ANTED\u2014THEBE 18 UNE VACANOY NOY FOR A tenor and oue for a pam {volugteers) in Christ Church Cathedral Choir.to the Orgaoiat.Mr.J ohn B.Nortou, 49 Meur cof ho pire pe Mouda Fever: in ing, N November r 3h, between 7.76 Penpang ot i Ho with chance promotion to st wan.BE.\u2018blacidord & Co.Turuatu.WANTED -AaENTs | MAKE | TWO Soran A lay selling onr Patent Raisin seeder.Every housekeeper wishen oie, sample and circulars by mail Lea ecuta.Bend | for one and get to to Port v Mig.Co, To- 12 4 5e ron! V TANTED \u2014 Foi FOR ST SUTH NOVEMBER, HOUSE.aid, middle od.Protestant.Must have guod references.y locesau Theological College, fa University st,» Tearentrance.\u201cis 1 ANTED~ A YOUNG MAN WITH EXPERIES « store inane part of trade, to take charge of : ral part of city tate experience, ralary expected.Address © W 2610,\u201d BTR otice.Me 3 ANTED\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT, NO WASHing.Apply tn 1 435 Dorchester st.281 WANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED NURSE FOR TWO childten.Apply to Mrs.Nouthans, 9 Lorno ave, HOUSES TO LET.~ men AAA AAA fi oO LET, \u2014 1215 3T.LAWRENCE ST.s at $8.50 per month, dwolling.6 roomna, with summer kitchen, good locality, in good re; 4 ir.Apply to W.E.Star office.165 St ames st.__ _ 794 o LE LET-HOUsE, A BRICK HOUSE, 7 rooms, w.¢.$8 por month.Apply on premises, No.20'St.George st.2115 \u2014 UPPER TENEMENT, 8 © rooms is bedroom), partly furnished if desired.Cheap for winter.Apply 253 Gu ug 4 4 Ever, 0 LET \u2014 AT NOMINAL RENTS TO rogpectablo 1 tenants, upper and lower 18 Itousseau st\u2026 5 and 7 Footus enc Apr te Mr.Fraser, 21} St.James st.284 SHOPS.STORES.BUSINESS PREMISES ETC- TOLET- AAAI a dP NPN SNS LET \u2014 STORE.2691 ST.CATHERine st., large plate glass front, splendid locality, concreted basement, largo yard.leo dwelling upstairs, separato entrance, being No.2693 it.Catherine st, containing 8 rooms, closot in each room, newly tin last year, is in first class condition, with modern conveniences.Rent low.Apply to to W.E Cooper, STAR 2e, 165 St.James 8 tt 0 LET\u2014LARGE STORE.THE STORE ation occu ied by FE.A.Small & Co., No.er H li.Possession let May.Mr.de \u2018Bellefonte.No.30 St.James st.7 FURNISHED HOUSES TO LETA Sr ~~ LET\u2014FURNISHED HOUSE IN RE Pater fu two flats and large concreted cel haley furnace, eight rooms, exclusive of bathroom.Convenient} situated on Sherbrooke vero.Address VW 2627,\" ak flat, Pacific ave.Delightful situa- eparate entrance.8 apartments, piano, jan ste stove, £20.James Stewart & Co, V8 5 St.aines | LET FCR RNISHED AND HEATED off tion.FOR SALE Fos SALE\u2014-FOR THE MILLION, KINDLING, $9 out Maple, 81.50, Tamarao Blocks, $1.75; Mill Blocks 50 por load, reted sny where in the city.J.O.roid, Richmond square.Bell Tel 8363.101 ¢f R SALE\u2014COINS,A VERY VALUABLE COLLKC- tion of excecdingly ancient and rare Chinese coins fur Ki ivate sale, et à low re to prompt purchaser.Walter M.Kearns, 1753 Notre Dame st.2763 R SALE\u2014 925 PIANO, SMALL SIZE SQUARE piano, nice tone, in good order.Just the instrument tor prac:ice.J W.Shaw & Co., 3574 Bt.Catherine i.R SALE-GLASS PARTITION, PORMING 3 sides of a small office, with two doors.J.W.Shaw & Co.2374 Bt.Catherine st.Fo: BALE \u2014 COUNTER SHOW CAGE, 8 FRET loo, flat, with nickel edges, $16.00.J.W.Shaw & Co., 3974 Bt.Catberine at.2713 OR SALE \u2014 TENDER ehoicest round steak.Bec: LOIN ROASTS, &:; sirloin steak.fc: rid sod a : salt er tr sed p ta, Be: so.I.Carle & por Tu Bell olephonn Ray nse- cours Market No.1380 8t.Csiberico et.Pal Telo- phone 6641.2734 aw For SALE \u2014 À LARGE NUMBER OF SROOND hand pisnos and: us by the best makers.These instruments mast b A make roo oe for Christmas E Layton To.cel st, ite Hamilton iy _ 753 av R SALE - BEAUTIFUL PIANO CASED ORGAN, vearly new, eleven mops.Ap Apply P.E Layton & Bro., 148 Peel st., opposite Hamil 1 276 200d R BALE\u2014SUFFERING HUMANITY 8HOULD take Lamhly'e Headache Cure Tor.headache, toothache, earache, pain in the a ce elc., at druggists or by mail, twenty- five oents.Box 645, Montreal.2786 Fon esc SALE THOROUGHBRED, BLACK SPANIEL or partridge and duck.Apply 1389 Notre R ALE ERO SIZE HALL BTOVE, CLEN- dinneng\u2019s Btephens.iu perfect order; will sell cheap, owner having no further use for it.A, 623 Drole BR BALE\u2014AMONG OUR PIANO BARGAINS wre 3 New England upright piance, walnut cases.File $a cach, th.payable 96 96 per month.C.W.Lindsay.SL Catherine st.R SALE MANDOLIN, BANOS TFOLIMA=NS- case.wake, cost 965.00, w sell cheap for cash.\"Address\" \u201co ON, Bran oc * 78 2 OR SALE- VALUABLE co LLECTION MUSIC aad pianos, of Mr.Herbert Patton, Bshr Bros.- Jor Grand (cost $850.00) Urand (cost $550.com na.00) for Le 0, SODEB, © Hd cahinet with tforiy five compartments.sale.Can be seen 130)4 Btanle R SALE\u2014KARN ORGAN (FTANO CASE), $60, Bret miooth, or or $30 cash, 11 stops, handsomoc case; sis other T bargains, \u2018at Linders, 2%8 se.25 erine st.R SALE \u2014 BALANCE OF OUR STOCK GF AB- pinalls Enamel, 25c t Regular price 50 cents, roing fast.The Martel lstowart Co., 673 Craig et.178 3 aw R SALE\u2014 TOWEL ROLLERS, 10 CENTS EACH; hardwood towel rings, 7 for 25 cents: lusterine for silverware, 5c box.The Bartel Stewart Co., 675 Crais st.R SALE\u2014-CANVAS GooDs à ATERPROOF duck, canvas all widths, horse a wagson tarpaulin all sizes.\u201cBonoe\u201d Awning, g Tarpaulis Co., 33 Victoris square.R SALE \u2014 UPRIGHT HAY PRESS IN FIRST class condition, for half cost.Owner has no further use for it.Address Box 300, Harrowsmith, Ont.278 Jeod 4 R BALE \u2014 WHITE ENAMEL LETTERS FOR windows, sigus on olicloth, w tin, cotton streamers.Office lettering a specialty.\"The artel-stewart Co., 673 Craig st.Telephone 1471.2783 aw EE BALE-HARDWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPtion, Call and see our new de mont.Tols one mn.Doane,\u201d Awning, tent and Farsautio Co.Vie- toria sq me R SALE \u2014THE BEST ADVERTISEMENT 18 TO TO fly « fig with your name on.Write or call for p \u201cSonne\u201d Awning, Tent & Tarpsulin Co, 33 Vic ctorie sa FALE-DQOR AND WINDOW SHADES, AN assortment of sizes in stock, from cents up; any made to order.The Martel-3tewart Co., OE w ab sacri Immediate 278 1 size WANTED TO PURCHASE.AINA LAIN SA A, JANTRD TO.PURCHASE CAST OFF Corn fu Highest prices ordars ddress M ut ne Ta JR prompiiy aitendod to.Cu feras.TO PURCHARE | t MANDOLIN.RTATE lowest price.etc.oss \u2018\u201cQ 2444, \u2018STA un ENOYCLOPAED! T EDITION PATENT SOLICITORS.PATENT OWEN N.Evans For Member Institute Paent Agents, Londoe, K 18 years «: The ited Applications rejected in © TzmrLE Broo 195 Bt.James Bt, Morramar.| : Bucosssor to F.H.RRYNOLDS.Tel 193.Send TRADE W MARKS & DFSIGNS countries comes |= FETHERSTONHAUGH&Co Mantreal: Canada Life Ballad as Tames ut come Ant Totabitshed firm nt Barris.TC oROXTO and NTO.od Offices In UTTAWA, ANTED BE PECTABLE GIRL FOR LIGHT howsework, nch preferred, one speaking English.Two in n family.\u201cay 709 Berri ot.ae JANTED\u2014YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEwork.9 Hutchison st.278 1 LE RAJANT ED-AT ONOE, AN EXPERIENCED WAITress to Attend lunch counter at Windsor at.station.Apply to Head Wai 81 V TANTED \u2014SMART CANVASSER SPEAKING both languages, to take orders fur portraits.a perienced man preferred.Apply 67 Victorts nw 2781 J ANTED\u2014GOOD GENERAL BERVANT.MUST understand plain cooking; no waahing or ironing; \u2018mall family; good wages.City references.26 Bt.Luke ANTED \u2014 GENERAL ! BERVANT FOR BMA LL V family.Good wages ply Wednesday or Thursday.at 17 Me)bourne ave., off TH Lealfe ave, WV esta.À ANTEL\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT.NO WASHing or ironing.Apply 268 Btanler street.273 1 VVANTED-A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT, with city references.Apply 5 Drummond 5g 1 ANTED EXPERIENCED GIRL OPERATORS Lay sewiny machines.Apply between 9 and 12, Beaver rer tag Co., Ltd.56 Wellington st.7813 TANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT FOR pips I » ners Must have goud referenves.Awl , at urocher st st WANTED- \u2014A (00D GENERAL SERVANT NO.33 Emery at n81 ANTED | \u2014 Dame si ANTED\u2014 BOY | ABOUT 14 OR 15 YEARS OLD for hardware store.Apply 478 Prince Anh = FUR CUTTER, AT 1&2 NOTRE % TANTED \u2014 À LAUNDRESS AT THE PROTESTant Hospital for the Insane; wages $15 per month Be amen st.Apply, with references, to the city office.3 2 TANTED\u2014GENFRAL SERVANT, FAMILY OF two, nust be goud ccok, well recommended; nu washing.Apply between 9 and 11 5.m., 476 Ht.Doris = V ANTED\u2014A YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEwork.Apply with references to 86 Park ave.2781 ANTED-A GOOD SECOND CAKK BAKER 2245 Bt.Catherine st.2781 V ANTED \u2014 CONFIDENTIAL CLERK FOR A wapaper oftice near Montreal,atile to keep books, write shorthand and typewriter.Pernianent position to oughly reliable young man.dress \u201cX 2654,\" Fi WASTED-HOUSEMAID IN PRESSYTERY NEAR ton.Bhould be good han ing, rer SITUATIONS WANTED.TINS ONS TN NNN WANIED-AD¥EATISRR 8 SPEAKS rardon ant! and Good habits.A raéerenoss asto , Verttan, 188 Duvernay areal, ANTED-HATS TO TRIM BY AN EXPEKI- at own home.Old materials used jo advantage.Bt.Luke.M9 MH ANTED-BY A COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER.à permanent aitustion, 14 yonrs experiouce.Host _ Address \"°C 2120,\" STAR offive.\u201d ANTED\u2014SITUATION AS HAT TRAVELLER, young man.eight years experionce, small salt ary or commission socopled al start.Address \u201cG 22M,\" BTAR office.275 12 Ww 7ANTED- SITUATION 4 as ASCIGARTRAVELLEE, voung man ex snced in the business.Hmall or commission.Must Le \u2018rood.Bouse 5 À \u201cu \u201cBus office.Ww ANTED- A YOUNG LADY WELL EDucareD an exporienoed mteuographer ên typewriter desires & position ioas office.Good ref ta Address, \u201cC 3131,\" Bran ofice =16 3 ANTED\u2014SITUATION AS COOK AND CAKV- er: thuroughly experienoed: cau give time as extra help lo private parties.(ioud references.F.W.49 Her- wine at.2763 W ANTED \u2014 \u2014 SITUATION A8 A8 GENERAL SEK at.Good plain cook.Address \u2018\u201cQ 2477, na\" salary dress Ol V CANTEDS $35 I8 OFFERED TO THE PERSON who will secure me à permanent position as office clerk, or any outdoor transaction.Best references sud wecurities if deaired.Both languages.Apply * BIT BTan of \\ TANTED BY RRSPECTABLE WOMAN, SITUA tion as housekeeper, housewmsid or general servant.No washing.Apply 709 Berri at.21713 ANTED-SITUATION WANTED BY RESPECTable young woman, as fret cias couk.City refer- 255 Hilernia st, Puint Bt.Charles.ma euve.V ANTED - BY YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, POSItion in business house: has bal some business ex perience, speaks English.French, German and Portu- suc + Hig est city» and European references.Address \"Q 3475,\u201d STAR ol _ V ANTED\u2014BY EXPERIENCED LAUNDRESS.family's washings by the week or dozen.Curtains a specialty.__ Apply 76 Plymouth Grove 277 Wal ANTED \u2014 BY LADY, POBITION A8 HOUNE- per; no objection to children; neat sewer.Best ot \u201creferences from employer.Address \u2018Q 2480,\" Bram o =\u201d.ANTED\u2014BY YOUNG LADY © YEARS EXPErience) situation as _stenuvgrapher and typewriter.Kaien Foench and Bug Euglish.Best refersuces given.Warren WY YOUNG MAN POSITION AS kkeeper or assistant.holds diploma Ontario Business Collego: steu:ly sud trustwortby.Address \u201cB.\u201d cntoailm, Que.ANTED-PRIVATE FAMILIERS, HOTELS, RES.tenants requiring good vouks, neral servants, house, table 8, butlers, domestic help, will Le suited at 1108 8! Cathrine st.773 V ANTE = maids, nurses, waitress rocral servants, nursery B'S, governusscs, also guod reliable women to work by Apply y 2388 81 _Autuine st V ANTED\u2014BY MARRIED LADY.DAILY EN- engagements, quick writer, pted for business house or bousekeeping.No good offer Pefused.Address 2593,\u201d BTAR ofiec.V WaT \u2014BITUATION 48 COOK OR GENTRAL servant, work by tho day.Address77 St.Antoine day.M3 JANTED-BY AN | EXPERIENCED DREUS- vis.meio oies day in private families.Ad- street.V ANTED-YOUNG MAN AGED 25 IS DESIRous of representing « firm, sell conSdent: would make good cau Kperienced with the public.Nope.babits.Address Frank Henri, (\u2018am V iron, 13 ANTED \u2014 LADIES, NOW IS YOUR CHANCE to get your furniture recove: and first class upholsterer at half price at your res lence or taken away.Matiresses wade.Droposrd, 5754 Metcalfe street.Teod ANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED MAN, WITH ood city references, few more furnaces to look after: snow shoveling, or ad kind of work.Moore, 807 Cra ANT b- A \u201cYounes \"LADY WOULD Gn AB or as companion to an invalld lady.lady\" d, God reader and sewer.Nu ubjection to travel.Adircas W 2623\" 8 \u2014 1 TANTED \u2014 BY FIRST CLASH LAUN.TAR office, 81 W o ar.washing, ironin A 8 Crore st by ss fret Best city references.TANTRD\u2014BY ResprOTABLE WOMAN WORK by the day.washing, ironing aod cleaning.Goud °.cook ing.References wanted.Apply to Mine Prieur 140 8c at.783 Ÿ ANTED\u2014A GOUD MAN FOR OUR FRUIT AND vegetable department.Apply Brown Bros, Windsor Market.781 WA! ANTED GENERAL SERVANT, FAMILY OF .No washing.Apply this evening between eight and nine or before ten to-morrow 1m @, 103 University.m1 ANTRD\u2014A YOUNG GIRL ABOUT 14 YEARS of age, for mother's help.Apply at once, Mrs.B.Sima, 33 Banguinet.mi Ÿ ANTED\u2014A FEW EXPERIENCED AGENTS for liquors, ey pharmaceutical produ dots, Apply iv rear of 36 Alexander at.os upstairs.V ANTED- POSITION HY YOUNG GIRL, AGE o> Aves or 8er light housework and sleep at home.ol 38 Alexquder stree V ANTED\u2014 SITUATION BY TWO YOUNG GIRLS, une as housemaid and other as general servant.Best ot references.Apply 323 Lafontaine Li 381 Wes \u2014 SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE Joung girl io small family plain cooking.Address W \\TANTED\u2014 BY YOUNG M MARRIED MAN, oyment, work of oy kind: understands hor: = ROOMS TO LET Roex- COMFORTABLY PURNISHED mont rooër, om bathruvm «with board tor couple or two gentlemen.103 Masafeld st 90 RUS vised PLEASANT AND WER, BLL \u2018HEATED: \u2018HEATED: without board; ou children.1er Vraie Te To LET, IN P PRIVATE } FAMILY, FUR- room, on bathroom fat, bath, hot sad cold water, and all conveniences; suitable for & married couple or two guaiemen: board if required 2007 8 +.Cathert ne et.Ï oom \u2014 courte ELY .FURNISHED, \u201cvor lo, or two gen: .Teron rates 140 Beret at cmon.a nh OOM \u2014-LARGE FURNISHED BEDROOM, HoT water heating.133 Peel at.2ad dvor from Windsor Hotel.Telephone 4836.2746 Ross, -TWO LARUE FRONT ROOMS, WITH rd; all modern couvenienuea: house hented by Daisy furnace.38 Union avenue 354 1 OUMS\u2014 WELL FURNISHED DOUBLE AND BIN.ue rove, heated by Daisy 19 SE siree proc - TWO COMFORTABLE .ROOMS necting as bed and sitting room, large dooms room vn bat with board.137 Metca fe.2 = ue Burns urns + _ ee I OOMH -HANDSOMELY FUHNISHED ROOMS Beasuna ble rent to desirable parties.2358 Bt.\u20ac an enue at OOMH- UNFU KNISHED, EXCELLENT ORDER.roou tat, 5 | ovary cansentence tor haut housekecping.Kent 1derate tu desiralde tenant eforençes uired._\u2014:_ McGill Cullege arc Po 3 \"LARGE FRONT BEDROOM acntiemea, sll moderu con _49Durocherst.3763 Roo.FURNISHED suitable for vueor t SLU.0U per month R°% M8\u20143 FU RNISHEL ROOMS, ON BATHROOM flat, suitable for light housekeeping.Hot water heating.102 Stanley street 23763 RYMs; To LET, FU RNISHED OR UNFURNISH._ ed with use of Hitchen, suitable for light house keeping.Apply 1006 3t.Ja 76 ¢_ Ro COMFORTABLE ROOM lent board.111 Metcalfe.oom FURNISHED SINGLE FRONT R noon._on bathroom flat.2079 Bt Catherine st.utd oou - Nil, y, FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, wit pa us, hut water lient also È Gentleman « \u2018only.5 Motiilt College » vu table Load.Router \u2014 BUARDERS AS 1 ROOMERS CAN FIND comfortable home, 185 8: Autuiue st, single, goutle rooms, c loss presses attached Mods.rate rates.poMs nUNFURNISHED FRONT PARLOR, Foes large front room {furiathey, on upper Hut.Telephone.31 Motiill Collsgr a = 3 OOM \u2014 WELL FURNIBHEL FRONT ROOM, tathroom flat, heated with hol water.Ha Cath cart st.277 3 OOM\u2014HANDSOMELY FURNISHED DOUBLE front bedroom, un bathrooi flat.À modern cou- veuiences.Teen.5 Beaver Mali Hil.[73 veniences.AND EXCEL ] Ro KNISHED OR UNPURNISHED, ith or rE Loard.ould reut whole or part uf house furnished.15 $t Ed i 2763 OOM \u2014 WELL FURNISHED, LARGE, FRONT _room; gas, hot water heating, at Lk Swsuley.276 3 oom- TO LET, COMFORTABLY FURNISHED m for single gentleman, with breakfast aud te, in private fi VE References.1 2 Drummond at.377 OOMS \u2014 FRONT ROOMS.WITH OR W Ton Tr à board.483 8t.James at 27 COM8\u2014DOUBLE AND SINGLE, FOR GENTL E man, with or without beard.Private English family.No children.633 Dorchester, facing Dufferin sq.2773 I OOM8-TWOELEKGANTSUILTES OF ROOMS; AL other ruoois, furoisbed or unfurnished, with or Pub out board.Pphly 766 Sherbrooke st.m 6 Rous - WARM COMFORTABLE, ROOMS, Eux nished or Fes ed, 64 Crescent st.OOM Lak GE NISHED ou où nom flat, ho er, suitable for light house keeping it reuuired.1 Mounta .me \u2018GUMB- COMFORTABLY FURNISHED DOUBLE and single, Ly the woek or month.Hot water heat fug.56 3 University st., opp.Engiish Cathedral.277 3 Ï OOMB\u2014NEWLY FURNISHED, GAS, and bath, in a strictly private family.N 185 Berri.vous DOUBLE \"AND Bis BINGLE, WELL FUR ed; all convenivices; » isrge patlor, 3 beds.1 MG College sve.nes OMS COMFORTABLY RUNES LARGE WATER chi mn front room.bath flat, with arm clean and \"pue 45 49 McGill Coll.av 83 OOMS LARGE COMFORTABLE ROOMS ON bathroom dat.farnishe d or unfurnished, $3.00 pei month.1.61 Bt.783 OOMS-\u2014FINE EC LARGE BÉAUTIFUL FRONT rooms on bathroum tiat, large balcuny ou same dat.st.57 Berthelet OOMB- BOARD AND ROOM FOR TWO Youre pr private fgmi ly.14 Cathodral st.MS8\u2014TO LET, WELL PURSISREE oo.ox Oat broons flat, hot water pe Auer t, with mttingroom.Family strictly privaie.ely he fo Catherine.my OOMSs \u2014 FURNISHED, SUITABLE FOR LIONT housckeeptng.40 City Councillors st 1 nse Roues \u2014WITH EXOELLENT BOARD.FIRST class accommodations.Fow talde boarders.Terms t.Catherine ot.Saw ste, otc.Must haves 1 7, snd, co k: experienced with furnaces.rences.Be e.Gle.d' mportation ru du Canada\u2019s EE de dros = \u201cW513.\u201d BTAR Office.T XT ANTED \u2014 BY A GOOD DRESSBMAKER, WORK NTED-GENRRAL SERVANT FOR A FAM- re of two, for plain cooking, ete.733 Pine avenue, near, juy st.m1 ANTED-BOYS TO LEARN THE PLUMBING ness.2414 Be.Catherine st.ANTED\u2014A MAN HOLDING CERTIFICATE TO take charge of engine and boiler, and wilting to make himself generally useful Address V \"2608,\" Brak of BUSINESS CHANCES.VAAN 0S ANIA R SALE\u2014 VEEAT 18 ADVANCING RAPIDLY take advantage of the rise aud make money: spocia attention given to out-of-town iraders.amall Urades se as care- fu our} rge ones.For t manual, also daily ular, address B.Miooer, Member Odicago Upey Es Board of Trade, 19-20 Traders Hullding, Fr SALE \u2014 ONE OF Ta BEST PAYING licensed restaurant in che west cnd, established Sor 15 years; lung lease.For ti loulars, apply at 3317 Notre Demc st.2767 R SALE -\u2014ESTABLISHED HARDWARE BUAI- ness in the west end of Montreal, doing à safe an profitable (rade.The atock is in excellent condition and n be had at valustion.Address, \u2018LL 2362,\" ss EN RSALE\u2014 BEST CORNER HOTELS, SALOON.groceries and sll other kinds of businesser.Grand Ops nine for tt for those entering into businesslife.L.Harris.R ann COMPLETE.PHOTOGRAPHIC tudiv {Eastern Townships), exoeptional tés a for Tactical Dan LS akiag French and E Gress TR 2518 Bran Office E \u2014FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS FoR SA, at Belleville\u2014(1) The real estate.racer power, fixed and movable machinery therowith, as described in à of same tothe Hastings n Mociely from tbe \\Valker Co.Stock made an of bein Le 13) Patterns in and on the premises, about $3,000.4 Book accounts, about $3,000, ti Bills receivable, about $8,000).property is situsted on the west side of Frontatreat, on the River Moira: good hulid- ings and storehouses, pond famiple water reste ten months of the Yeanseam a auxiliary rost of year}.Vell cauipred, establishment, à profirable going concern, rado and country for business of agricultural foun- nd sud repairing work.Well and fa favcrauly known.Title ders will be received separately\u2014in one sum pertes parcel No.1, and at a rate on the $ for the other par: cels \u2014up to noon of Thursday, the 26th Noven embor, 1 ighest or any tender nol necesaaril For further perticulars apply to om Batheriand Receiver Walk- LA Youndry Co., Ltd., Belleville, Ont.8 Send ANTED \u2014 A TRUSTWORTHY MAN, POSSESS: ing talent and energy, with a few hundred dollars .to invest, cen learn of a lucrative ion.Audress Mii.\" BTAR ofce.podit CU T \u2014 BLACK COCKER SPANIEL.FINDER will LA rewarded on returning same to H.C.Scott, 206 Stanley a2 OST\u2014AT ACADEMY UF MUSIC, ON! SATURDAY ight.of 8 nilver scent bottle.Please urn to por office.mn = OST-CHILD'S RED CLOTH CAPE, FUR TRI med, in vicloity Cuthbert at.Floder will Hs x returning same to Cut Cuthbert.OST \u2014 ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO, BETWEEN 2358 Bt.Catherine and Victoria st, .piece of gold Shain.with sone fob fringed Reward \u2018on returning to t.Catherine st 81 ORT \u2014 ON SATURDAY, 318T INST, ON WIND- 201 m wall brooch, miniature set In gold with pearls.Finder wi) be rewarded upon returning same to Joho Hope & Co, 18 81.Ae OST-BETWEEN 76 MACKAY ST.AND ST.4 James the Apostle, & 3 Lures containk containing money.If returned to sbove address wil m1 ORST\u2014FROM 4 ST.CATHKRINE ST.WEST- mount, fox terrier puppy, white, with black markings, answers tly sme in right fors leg.Me ward st Whore address.2781 [ ORT\u2014-ON MONDAY, NEAR CORNER PARIR and Charron .sirests, 8 buggy rug.Finder call at Wm.Monteith, 157 Congregation st.and get TT 1 08r- cABUTTS P.M.BATURDAT, on WINDSOR r, between fit.Catherine and Hi ames at, ' gold ow with Initials on red tome.Finder wil be orev \u2018ed by returning to 170 McGill OST-FRIDAY AFTEROOON LABT, ON NOTRE 4 Dame at, vicinity Court House, a brown leather ree containing articles of no value except to owner.rer ward.Return in 9 McGill College 781 OST\u2014LAST NIGHT.FROM pEMONTIGRY AND À St.Urbain to St.Catherine, back to Ontario far as card et, compliments of Mess.ee one ten, one five and one dollar bills and ng cards.Pinder will be rewarded by returning er WANTED TO BORROW.\\ ~~ NAAN ANTED LOAN: BEVEN THOUSAND porLABs rate interest.Township of Bolton Ke Part), Honds.vin oy per arr.thousand and interest .a repinng, di reot se R Hol = Mayor, Bouth Bolton, Que.+ ANTED avt in 6 fohbing business, dealing in à more tire een secure good: versal interest given.Addr re BORROW $50 FOR 5 MONTHS.Good in toned piaso sec securi! \u201cA 770,\" Eran office.Ÿ Apply between one and two o'clock, at nel 1 npr fond fanities: : ous cut and fit well; 65 cents à day.Ad nes JANTED-#ITUATIONS BY cooks, generals, nurses, USE if housekeepers.ch and Ei English.Good Hotels and private houses.793 Craig street.2 V ANTED-AN ENGLIBH GENTLEMAN (MARried) recently out from England, » wide oy ri ace.desires position of trust in some well estat EXPERIENCED ed firm, with a viow to later ou introducing soie vapi- i it pou in investment.Rzoellvot references.A TAR J'ANTED-SITUATION ADVERTISER SPEARS French, is English, situation as traveller for gro- cerise, cigars; can furnish be orse Good habits Address C.hor 7 ANTED \u2014 SITUATION OF ANY KIND IN e or factory bya young mau (not atraid of work) can tarnish Al references from present pe Address \"'Y 2669.\u201d STAR office TANTED-WORK BY FIRST CLASS DRESS maker, by day or week, ladies\u2019 and childrens clothes: fit guaranteed.Best references.pply 2672,\" BTAR office.Lik) 3\" V ANTED \u2014 FAMILIES WASHING.PARTICUlar attention given to in.ants\u2019 clothes and table linen: also office washing.Goods called for and deilvered.Call or or adcross 314, | Latour, frst fat.3781 V ANTED- SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN, IN wholessle house, or soy kind of light work.Gol ¢ducation.Rest reference.Address 301 Nol Te JU'ANTED - SITUATION BY YouNG GIRL AS bouseraul or general servant.ret ciaes city re fereuces furnished.Apply 27 Bash ut, Frot se gr .V ANTED BY GOOD LAUNDRESS, FAMILY washing, or by the dozen.References.JAvply Mrs Kaly, 191 Csunin, Ws 3 3 TANTED\u2014BY MAN, AGE 31.SITUATION AS butler: understands all kinds of salad.F.L._Brunet, 20% Dufres .Aes ANTED-PARTY WOULD LIKE TO RE REPKE.sent interests of à wine and liquors firm at Kt.Security.Write to P.0.Box 117 Bt.ps Hracioth.nth.\\ FANTED \u2014 BITUATION BY YoUNG MAK, \u201cTo take care of horse, cow, good driver; strictly temperate gad holds Al city erence.Address A 2701,\" STAR 0 77 ANTE COMPÉTENT ACCOUNTANT D ES books Lo write an ant balance.Bteletly © pho emia Addross \u2018A 2712,\" Bran CE 2 ANTED\u2014BY COMPRTENT PERRON, WAHH- ing I ironing and housecleaning by day.City references.oly Lane, off Ontario, between Ht.Denis and anguinet.2781 PROPERTY FOR SALE INSIST INNS PN INS RSALE-OR TOL ET.VILLA RESIDENCE, No.320 Mountain street.grmi-detsched res ce.No.402 Dorchester street; residence 74 Vie torin street.Applyao G.8.Brash, Trustee, 34 Kings WOR SALE-BUILDING LOTS ON GREENE avenue Lo close an estate.Trust funds to loan on mortgage.E.D.Wintle, 11 Hospital st.269 12 R BALE - TWO STONE AND BRICK houses, Nos.578 to 388 DeMontsgar street.containing six Troidence fats, all or particulars address \u201c'L \u201cBTAR office For BA BALE-ONLY #9500, ONE ONE OF PHONE dsome residences, 421 Lansdowne avenue, Westmount, specially Jeaigned and built by Robert he lay, Architect, 26051.J RBALE-NEW RED SANDSTONE HOUSE, ou Elm avenue, porth of Sherbrooke siree Westmount, Ist floor, wide entrance hall, patior, diniox room, extension kitchen, large Ty an ind floor, siting room and four Bedbnoma ; house Snithed in Crowe Lasemeat, stationary wash tubs, bat water heating, steel clad bath, stone steps Terms of payment easy.» ror Levenson Brown & Co 1764 Notre Dam 248 13 Saw OR SALE \u2014 625 CABH! ST.CRBAIN STREET lot, and a Poe teen of ho incltdiog interest, will buy be » Deauital ome site.sewers, walter, eleolyic leh h pos TT NEWSTONE FRONT COTTAGE on Manoe street, 7 rooms, bath \u201cand pret Dsisy furnace, over hard wood mantles and grates, : only $600 cash down, balance in mont _Addrees \u2018y 2656.\u201d rar office.one COMPORTABLE FURNISHED FRONT room, heated by bx hot water, suitable for one of ne gentlemen.Terms moderate.3 Belmont at.OOM\u2014LARGE UNFURNIBHED moos TO LET, 3 dollars a moath.1155 tit.Jaures st, near a ooMm\u2014 A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED BOOM, \\_ with or without board.141 Metcaifest._- OOMS\u2014TO LET, DOUBLE ROOM, ANDRES suitable for two ladies, also one single room, every convenieace.93 University st.2782 R% \u2014 WELL FURNISHED OR OTHERWIsK, ou = kitchen, torse hot water, Daisy heater; with or without a Vitoria s N32 ooms-Two N RONT Ke ic FRONT KOOMS.UNFUE- nished, and well heated.M30 Ht.Cuibering 8 OUM-NICRLY FURNISHED LARGE HOOM \u20ac on m fiat, hot water hestin, log, aor light: on sigle room, $5 per month.it a ne 13 OOMS \u2014 - BOARDERS.ACCOMMODATION rou two geotiemen boarders, at No.306 Bouts Seed a.Terms russonable.OOME \u2014 31 VICTORIA BT.DESIRABLE FUR À nirhed rooms.Heasonable ter ne 1 OOMB \u2014 TU LET, WITH FIRST CLASS BOARD A nil modern improrements_6 Stanley 5 = Ne OONS \u2014- TOLET, WITH EXCRLLENT BOARD first class accommodations.938- Dorchester st.sa.F) 0OMS\u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS.TELEPHONE IN » house.IVA Brunswick s 278 ) COMA TWO NEWLY * FURNISHED Rooms, hot and cold water, sas for gentlemen with quiet bavite 190 Bleury ae BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED.WANTED] -BED-SITTINGROUM OR TWO ROOMS: rd, for lady, near Wellington street car terminus.Htate terms to \u201cW 317,\" STAR office.3781, ç ste terms, ANTED\u2014COMFORTABLE BOAMKD AND BOOM for you midower and little giri, age 5.Mate terms to \u2018A 27 TAR office.783 ROOMS WANTED.Or Ne ANTED\u2014BY YOUNG LADY, SMALL BOOM, IN private family, between Union avenue and Guy.References axchanged.Address O.Box M9.2783 PUPILS WANTED.ASL AANA, ANA V ANTED\u2014PUPILS NORTH GERMAN FRAU lein with highest references, desirss pupils for man lessons, in conversation grammar, literature.most eR aaron meth references.Terma __ Address \u201cK K 2313,\" 8 BTAR office.(7 ANTED_- ENGLISH LADY, HIGHEST REFER enoea, desires pupils, young children, usual mt lish branches, French, conversational, etc German, I ian, Greek, Latin.Private dies or men.era a Address VF 3970, Wan ce Where PROFERSOR WARNAULT (682 Berri) Pupils residence.Modarate terme.AXTEDAFRENCH.SPANISH).PRUFEKSSOR Castel, 389 Craig, graduate Paris University French Easter \u2018ob the Abingdon Bchool.276 3eod BOARD.\u2014 OARD-AND ROOMS, YOR LADIRS DURING attended to confinement; private.Jadies own homes.Mrs.Bohme, Ladios\u2019 Doctress.5 Gass DARD\u2014MRS.MCEWAN LADIES SCOIK NURSE Superior secour tion: best medical attendan:e Bitrietly private.Term 187 Oedieuz et.38115 CARD.DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOM.NICELY furnished, warm and comfortable, Daisy fumar.boerd.78 Mackaz st .975 8 OARD-MRS.MAYER, LADIES BICK NURSE.Private accommodation for Indl medion! a tendavce.Terms moderate.130 BL Elizabeth at.+ 286 10 eod OARD-F PARLOR BEDROOM, \u2018WITH COMBINA- TOR BALE \u2014 BY Auction.» TO 50 HFADOF choice horses 5 bo offered our Regular JVoekly Hates avery M cdnesdez und rides.+ 2 Montreal rgd Bt.TF Foster Co.to lane.Eg 72 mom yments of $4 25.\" Bei intrest aE mater, elect hl Be tin street Ad- go hr ee a PI D ro HORSES AND CARRIAGES, ETC.MISCELLANEOUS- anon oe FANS NSL ; AAAS VV ANTER_Bo0K BTORE, 2114 8T, CATHERINE.books bought, fold and exchang 5 also collec potion tique furniture, br oy cn oie antique fu ve I of postage stam) fire arme.curi FLA BALE \u2014 CHEAP, BTYLISH (OB RARE strong snd gentie; has been srkings.so ridden pan de driven by children.To be scen at Burzells tables, Dorchester st.ne FE, BALE SINGLE GRATED BLKIGH.ALMOST 40.Will be sok! chesp.Apply Fad s FARMS FOR SALE.ALAN ANA JOR SALE TWO FARMS DONTAINING 156 4 if mil of Lancaster acres and TE mile Biablon, À Hansge Village, GI Rr line { lendid soll.considerable lash.Fe SALE THK CELEBRATED ATREPLE or river Au Radios\u2019 ar \u201capte did soll Maodouaid, las 10 .ii} Gaver or particalars pété.) Dr.caster, Out.ne _.~ MONEY TO LOAN.BOARD AND ROOMS.AAA, PAN 1 PNA INSIST Sm NT i ENTLEMAHON \u2018 ONRY TQ LEXD desiring f fret me eromumodation in ar omer On in various canta.Al givinæ fil per Lorie born pour ce Pare re res.dt a .1! - aa roro PO 16 Mranofice.TB 2 Bran ole.ne = RE EE pu VINS, ESA ide PA pris = J nT x? a my pa \u2014\u2014 i sera \u2014\u2014eu «on The respective The First Cooling of the Season.BACING STATES.MUDDY IN THE Annual Meeting of the St.George's Soowshos Club\u2014Football and Hockey Notes\u2014The Brock- ville-MoGill Match to be Played Thanksgiving Day \u2014 Miscellaneous Sports.(Special to the Star.) Toronto, November 4.\u2014 The Fxe- cutive of the Ontario Rugby Union met last night.The black and white of Os- goods will again figure on the football field pext year, as their application for re-admission into the Union was favorably considered.\u2018There wus a lengthy discussion regarding numerous proposed changes in the rules, which will be brought up at the annual meeting of the 0.\" R.U.on December 12.The rule defining what will constitute being \u201cheld\u201d will probably be changed back to \u201ctwo hands on the .duiies of the referce and umpire will be more strictly do- tined.\u2018The most important of the pro- alterations in the rules is one 0 shorten the Jength of the game to two halves of 55 minutes eaoh instead 40 minutes as at present.BROCKVILLE SHOULD HAVE A NCE.(Special the Star.) Brockville, Noveïiber 24.\u2014_ The.de- ian Uiion in cancelling the draw game between Brockville snd McGill has caused no end of div satisfaction in the ranks ol the Brock- ville football team.After the last watch Brockville was given to understand that the game would be played snd accordingly Captain Richardson and ws men have been practicing steadily.All along, however, the boys seemed to be groping in the dark, and they have been kept as it were on the tip toe ot expectancy.This was f aused by the action of McGill, who refused to state their views one way or another at the -parnest solicitation of the president of the Union.Nu amount of coaxing or , persuasion could tempt these doughty tullegians to venture out of their own yard, or in fact to extract any definite reply to the telegrams or letters which poured in on them.Brockville on the other hand consented to anything in order to have the game pulled off.When there was some dour of getting the M.A.A A.grounds Brockville was desirous of meeting their opponents at either Uttawa or Cornwall.In the light of these facts there is some ground for cwion of the Cana Capt.Richardson's claim that it looks very much like a case of \u2018\u2019Toranto und Montreal against the world.\u201d In a word, Brockville wants to play and de- side which is the better team.TO PLAY AFTER ALL.Brockville, November ZA \u2014A telegram was received lute yesterduy from Me- Gill to the effet that they would meet.Brockville any time in Montreal the latter desired.Thanksgivin Day was decided upon.The game will be called, in al probabilit y, at 11 am.on the M.À A.grounds.Jack Counsell, of 'V arity.hus been agreed upon for referee, and Capt.Gleasun, of Ottawa College, for umpire.SENIORS VS.JUNIORS.On Saturday morning, Arts \u201897, last years champions of the Faculty of Arnis, deteated Arts \u201898 the score of 23 lo up as follows: Arts b 4.The teams Lined À.Grace apt.) .Coolican JGilday Thowp~ou \u2018ariton Turner - Calphoil Thomas .Hewe .Paterson tevonsun.\u2026.\u2026.Hates unnetou esse Daigleists atters.\u2026 .Dute SHAMROCES' (CONGRATULATIONS.When the news of Ottawa College's victory reached the city on Saturday Mr.R.J.Cooke, president of the Shamrock Lacrosse Club, wired congrhtulations on benais of the club to the College players.In repiy Mr.Cooke received a very pica letter from Rev: Father Vallon, who thanked the Shamrocka for their gungralulations.CANADIAN UNION MEETING.(Special to the Star.) roronto, November 24.\u2014The annual meeting of the Canadian Rugby Union will be held in the city on December 19.NOTES.Captain Gleason said on Saturday that if Ottawa College won.they would, in sll probability.challenge Princeton io et science Science is \u201c knowing how.\u201d \u201cThe only secret about Scott\u2019s Emulsion is ycars of science.\\Vhen made in arge quantities and by improving methods, an emulsion must be more perfect than when made in the old- time way with mortar and estle a few ounces at a ime.This is why Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver oil hever separates, keeps sweet for years, and why every spoonful is equal to every other s oonful.An even product t woughout.© In othee emulsions you are liable te ge ther .Scstt's.@ cnimon-ce | à wrasmer.en anovon wader dose © 95, Simmons, 50 to 1 | DISCUSSION OF RUGBY RULES, play foe the international football cham- plonship, the game to one half Am- ory can and the Beco second half Canadian fuot- TURF.MUD AT NASHVILLE.Nashville, November 24.\u2014Three favorites, one well backed second choice and an outsider captured the purses yesterday.The track was heavy.Summaries: First race, 84 mile\u2014B.¥.Fly Jr, 107, Songer, 4 to 5, 1; Gilfordham, 105, Burrell, 9 to 1.second; Royal Prince, 110, Scott, 12 to 1, third.\u2018lime, 1:18 1-2, Alto June, Earl of Montrose, Heretic, Tremor and Derby Maid also ran.Second race, 8-f mile\u2014Mamie Callan, 108, \u2018Corder, 1 to 2, won; Merry Saint, 98, Sunger, 4 to 1, second; Susie How- see, 148, Beutt, 5 to 1, third.Time, 118 1-2.Gold Locks, Beware, Lady Keith also ran.Third race, 7-8 mile\u2014Lauretta D.107, Sweeny, 2 to 5, won: Loa, 105, Corda, 7 to 2, second; F.M.105, Songer, to 1, third.Time, Saar er a Weber, Gladiola aiso ran.Fourth race, 5 1-2 furlongs\u2014N.L.Creed, , won; Koscio, 105, =imviile, 4 to 1, second; Trilby, 104 Bur- rell, 15 to 1, third.Time, 1.12 1-4.Lucy Allen.Bell Lenore, G.R.Longhurst, Gar- nel Beach also ran.a MUD AT LEXINGTON.Lexingion, November 84.\u2014The autumn meeting of the Kentucky Association opened yesterday with cloudy weather and a muddy track.The meeting will continue lor one week.The people had ! the better of the bouks, three vut of five favorites winning.The other two races went to second choices.Suaumari l\u2018irst race, 6 furloags\u2014A.D.wo 103, Mathews, 3 to 2, won: Billy Ellison, Joa Everett, 3 lo 5, second; Skale, we Kuren, 5 to Z third.Tine, Sec rave, 5 furlo ay dam, 110, Witliams, 3 to 5, won; Flotow, 110, Ever- «tt, 1U w 1, second; J LU HO, Par- kins, even, third.Time, 1.05 1-4, Third race, mile \u2014Garland Bar, 100, Dupee, 1 to 3, won; Ace, 109, Everett, 3 to I, second; Billion, 3 Randall, 8 to 1, third.lime, 1,47 1-2, Fourth race, 7 furlongs\u2014Lo orally.102, Dupes, 3 to 1, won; Nuance, 10, Perkins, 2 to 1, second; Cecil, 102, Everett, 7 to 5, third.Time, 1.34.MUD AT NEW ORLEANS.\u201cNew Orleans, November 24\u2014A muddy truck and showers were the conditions that greeted the spectators yesterday.The track was only navigable fur mud- Jdirks, and.yet the thlent did well, landing three favorites fn front.First race, milef\u2014 Paul Pry, 110, Walker, 6 to 5, wolf; Inge.109, second : Fusiteer.101, Smith, 50 to 1, third, Time, 147.Mrs.Morgan, Uncle Abb, Paris, Tony I, and St.Leo also ran.» Second race, 6 furlongs\u2014John Conroy.103, Beauchamp, 8 to 1, won; Hill Billy, 1%, Louden, 3 to 1, second + Ivory, 99.Norse, 2 to 1, third, Time, 1.17 3-4.n- quo 1, Stockholm\u2019 and Miss Milla also ran, Third race, 7 furlongs\u2014Van Brunt, 107 Scherer, 5 to 1, won; Sir Jobn, Joi, Powers, 10 to 1, second; Dick Deban, 10 to 7, third.Time, 1.43 Mrs.Bradshaw, Hilerniax Queen and Pellas also ran.Lourth race, 5 furlongs\u2014 Alvin W_, 103, Walker, 2 to 1, won* Doomful, 101, Scherer, 3 to 1, second; Hickey, gt, Besuchamp, 8 to 1, third, Ti ime, 1.02.Woodbir, Dawn, Gald Tip, Little Nigger and Overflow also ran.Fifth race, 7 fur} 104, Scherer, 7 to 5, won; Pert, 106 M.or: 6 to 1, second; Elanu, 108, Roms, 4 to 1, third.Time, 1183-4.May Ashby, Devau and Judge Bullock also ran.HAMILTON JOCKEY CLUB.(Special to the Star.) Hamilton, Ont.November 24.\u2014 The third annual meeting of the Hamilton Jockey Club was held yesterday.The linancial statement showed the club to be in a fairly good condition considering the hard times the past year.The oid board of directors was re-elected, but J.M.Lottridge tendered his resigna- ition as president of the club, and it was regret.ully accepted.À.D).Stewart, the secretary-treasurer, also resigned, but he agreed to continue in office till Lis successor is appointed.Followir are the officers and directors: Samue Larker.president; George Roach, Ist vice-preside nts WwW.Hendrie, Fad , ond vice- exident | \u2018c Bruce, J Lot ri a ohn =.He ndrie, Dr WE Davis and P.D.Cerny, Ou CURLING.THE FIRST MATCH OF THE SEASON.There are no keener curlers in the city than the members of the St.Lawrence Curling Club, and with their usual promptitude the rink was open for -busi- Mess yesterday afternoon and the first match of the season was played.Last season the St.Lawrence rin was the first io open and it was on the same date that the slones were sent over the ice.When the news reached the members that the ice was In good shape there was a rush for the rink and the first watch was played before a large num- Ler of spectators.The ice was splendid and was as keen us 11 It was the middle of winter.But the players were a little rusiy in the juinis, but as it was the first game all this was forgotten.The rinks were J.B.Cléarihue J.P.Roche T.McLeis J.Johnson D.Cameron W.Cairns * Kev.Mr.Heine Rov.br.Campbell 3kip)-4 skip) ~4 Among those, who were present were the folowing: rresident W.M.Kearns, Vice-Presidents Guihiie and Anderson, Roieri Dodd.Rev.Dr.Campbell, Rev.Culi,orne Heine, John Johnston, Frank Fournier, J.toche, Duncan Cameron, 1.D.Mele ish, J.W.Anderson, W.(airns, pe Drysdale, J.B.Clarihue, M.F.Sheridan, James Cochrane, and many others.At the close of the match refreshments were served.THE ST.JOHN'S CLUB.The St.John's Curling Club bas elected these officers: President, R.Goold; vice-president, W.H.Wyman; secretary-treasurer, J.McGee; committee, R.L.Dixon, J.B.Stewart, A.J.Wright, Major Young; skips, W.H.Wyman, H.R.Smith, Dixon, Young, Stewart and Goold.SNOWSHOEING.ST.GEORGE S.8.OLUB.The annual general meeting of St.Georg e's Club will be held in the Wind- otel this evening at 8 o'clock.Nu doubt many will attend.HOLLY SNOWSHOE CLUB.The committee of the Holly Snowshoe Club have se the Wanderers\u2019 cycle \u2018lub rooms at 88 Stanley street, for tlie season \" HOCKEY.GRAND TRUNK AUDIT OFFICE CLUB.At the annual meeting of the G.T.R.Audit Office Hockey Club the secre- er at report showed the club and The tesm won the Railway Leagues aznpiverabip, h hav ing won 7 matches, lost none, and drawn G.Craigis, MESSRS.JOHN MURPHY & CO:S HOOKEY CLUB.The above mentioned club last Friday evening elected the following officers: Hon.president, Mr Geo.D.Mackay; hon.Vice-preside nt, Mr.Hugh Henry; president, Mr.A.M.Mathison ; captain.James Alves; cummittee, Messrs Mackay, H.Kyle.O.Darche ; secretary- treasurer, Geo.L.Harvey, address 43 Metcalfe street.: WHEEL.WANDERERS\u2019 DINNER.The annual dinner of the Wanderers\u2019 will be held on Friday evening, the llih December, and judging from the way the tickets are going It f should prove a great success.giving da, if the weather is suitable, e club will bold a short ride, starting frocn the club room at ten o'clock in the morning.Un Wednesday evening the first general meeting will Id, and a large attendance is looked for.Among man unportant matters to be brought up will be that of increasing the membership, and there is a scheme on foot which ought to double the roll .One of the features of the smoking concert which ts to be held will te à cake walk, which ought to provide lots of fun.THE JUMPING BICYCLE.He was a genius \u2014 at any rate, he himself ofwn said so, with considerable fervor.One evening be came in tired and hot and very grimy, but fairly brimming over with joy.\u201cHullo, Jim,\u201d he cried.I&\u2019's all right.{ I've succeeded at last!\u201d \u201cWhat's the matter à I enquired.arb.Lou.want to know, do you?\u201d ba ou're very curious for a won- in But there is no reason now why I should not tell you about it and even show you the working of the machine.And you can prepare yourself to be very much astonished.\u201d He was right in saying that I was very curious about his machine.1 was; and, following his instructions, I was in the garden the next afternoon at five o'clock, anxious to see the invention that was Lo revolutionize the world.w hen he came he brought with him a bic: sycle \u201cHello,\u201d he cried, as he saw me.\u201cWhat do you \u201cthink of this?A beauty, isn't itd\u201d 1looked.1t was not an ordinary bicycle, but one more heavily built, with numerous additional cogs and cranks, and an air cylinder like that of an air brake.\u201cWhat on earth is this clumsy thing fort\u201d 1 exclaimed.ed!\u201d he replied ir- \u201cClumsy ebe ritably.\u201cty dear fellow, if you will start criticizing anyihing fore you understand it, how can you ever expect to get on in Life?Now, folloy me, and I will explain it You remember my remarking some weeks ago how extraor- dinars it was that as yet no one had the intelligence to invent a travelling machine, which d surmount obstacles in its path like à horse, by jumping over them.Very well; here you have the first meclianical invention to do so.This bicycle is not an ordinary wheel, which looses half its ysefulness and charm, by being compelled, to keep to the roads.This is the famous jumping bicycle.I have had in my head so long.Observe, this oylinder is full of air at.a Jeb pressure.qu 1 this little it now atan at pounds, to {he spuare inch.The cylin- er is constructed to bear a pressure of 400.These four bars with joints in them are connected, with the cylinder by means of the cranks and cogs which you sec; they play the part of a horse's legs; the Joints ars, of course, the knees.Now, how simple the whole thing is.At my right hand I have a tiny lever, with the powers marked \u2018easy,\u2019 \u2018strong\u2019 and \u2018full.\u2019 Oh, by the way, I forgot to remark that, as even you can possibly urderstand, thère is an immense waste of, Power in the ordinary bicycle.Going down a steep hill, for instance, enough power 18 generated to run the bicycle on a level road for four to five miles, All this hitherto wasted energy I have utilized in compressing the air in the cylinder, When I come to an obstacle\u2014say 1 want to get ACTOSS à ditth\u2014I press the lever to \u2018easy.\u2019 and the machine takes a leap in the air of about eighteen inches, while the forward impetus carries us easily to the As you see by other side.If I put the lever on \u2018strong\u2019 I can take a ump of six or seven feet; while the \u2018full\u2019 power means a leap of anything fro twelve to twenty-five in height.In point of fact, it would only require a hard run of about a couple of miles to geperate sutficient power to carry me over @ telegraph wire or a small house,\u201d At this point there wis a loud clang and hiss of escaping air, and the bicycle made 8 vigorous dash for freedom.The genius was pulled violently up the gar- en and overturuved, while the bicycle made several futile attempts Lo leap the fence at the end.It failed, however, and the genius, after several ineffectual trials, succeeded in putting the lever back to * stop.\u201d easy.\u201d He led the machine back again and began explaining Lreathlessly.\u2018Confound the thing.\u201d he growled; I just touched the lever to eee if it was In proper order and it went off.Oh, for goodness\u2019 sake, don't stand laughing like an idiot! 1 helieve jou are the most irritating man in the world.Here, hold this, while 1 brush myself.\u201d When he had finished he said he would not try tha bicycle until 8 o'clock.assented lo the wisdom of this, and said that then nobody would be about if the thing ran away with him again.He turned on me ercels .1 tell you I have the machine under the moat absolute perfect control.\u201d 1 rerlied that this was obvious.Thereupon he completely lost bis temper, and, after ing several unfounded od suggestions as ww the condition of d, stalked into the house.w- ever, at tea he generously forgave me and became enthudisstic coce mote, and said he would write out an agreement givi ine a third share in hia invention before be went Lu Ded whic h share represented, according to some close and\u2019 intricale calculaiions of his, a capital sum of £240,000.Then he borrowed half a sovereign from ine for a couple of days in the kindest possible manner and said he didn't mind me at all, because he understood me and knew that there was hot 8 bit of harm ii me.The next morning I agreed.The first trial of the machine was Lo take place down the Chalk hill, as it js call This is a ateep.grassy incline, with a brick wall about six feet high running along the bottom.He was going Lo soap the wall; though, if F' had been he \u2018should bave chosen somet hi experiment on.did the I could, through, by preparing the ground on the other side of the wall with ths garden tools until the soil was beautifully soft and.loose quite an an ideal place to fall on.I didn\u2019t tell the genius about m foresight in this matter; he had such a wretched way of sitting on a\u2019 fellow.He said he would try it on the road, though we him to desist.He said the hill was not long enough; he found that.pas he wanted was, po so much a as a ong, leve run.He also proposed oat 1 should get on an ordinary bicycle and aocom- patiy him so I left Polly and mounted ine.mach Mat this time the machine was actin in 8 very iar manner and seam to have taken the bit in its teeth, so k.It began to tear slong the rad with speed of a runaway | In a fit of alsent-mind- edness he had shifted it to ** \u2019 met bim as] GOLD .COPPER \u201cTHE HANSARD_ 0 DHCOPPERNINNCCO (LIMITED LIABILITY) \u2014 LV Led\" .OWNING.5 Mineral Claims.3 Gold in Trail Creek District 2 Silver in the Rich Slocan 1,000,000 Shares of $1 each, fully paid and non-assessable.\\ 500,000 Shares set aside for development purposes.| The Promoters\u2019 Shares, 500,000 ail held in trust till Nov, 1st, 1897.We Belleve this to be the Best Mining investment Offered.THE CHANCES ARE AS5tol Price 106 on Five Mineral Claims Is but as 2c each per share.Buy at once at lowest point before advance which is certain and imminent.Delays are now dangerous.The \u201cLone Star,\u201d one of the company\u2019s silver claims, is developing rapidly \u2014four shifts of miners aré prosecuting work day and night.The face of the eastern one is now in 'rich silver carbonates.being run.Assays shortly.Two tunnels are W.H.Bleasdell & Co.(OFFICIAL BROKERS) NN.E.Corner King and Yonge Streets, Ground Floor.Prospectus on Application.TORONTO, ONT.Call to Breakfast that is quickly responded tu is the fragrance arising Irom & smoking cup of Kolacafe As à breakfast drink or served to callera it is incomparably delicious.Made by John Mackay & Co., Edinburgh, from the best coffee, and the nourishing essence of the Kola nut., Bole Agents for Canads : ROBERT GREIG & CO.Montreal Es ours Spruce chitis, Sore throat, etc.Gum KERRY, WATSON 4 CO., PropaIETONS, MONTREAL.; à % 218%! ST.ST.JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK.WELDON & MCLEAN, Barristers.and Atiorneps, Bolicitors Bank of Montreal and Canadian Pacific Rair- way.St.John, New Brunswick.0°ut horse, shying at every \u201cpost and making spasmodic jumps at the slightest obstacles.By the most furious riding | was able to get alongside and excitedly advised the genius to hurl bimself from the demoniacal machine and risk the consequences.He didn\u2019t hear me, or if he did he paid no attention.He had an intense, far-away look in his eyes, and seemed to bave no interest in mere earthly matters.The machine, rejoicing in its newly found power, put on an extra spurt and drew well ahead of me, making the mos: extraordinary leaps from time to time.We were now close to the village, and the few people still lingering about commenced to take a lively interest in the proceedings, especially the constable, who is a very stubborn and of- fici ous person, and seems to think that £5 were not for him the nation and 5, law would full to pieces, so I cannot say 1 feel very sorry for him\u2014 he should attend more to his own busi- pess.When he saw the bicycle coming he shouted to the rider to stop.To this the genius gave no heed and the constable prepared for action.He ran out into the middle of the road and clutched at the genius as he flew by.Unluciily for king) - he missed omuplete- ly, -and the front wheel of the machine suote him heavily in the loose ri leaving him a dusty and disheveled wreck on the æide of the road.When I passed him he was slowly recovering and 1 judged from his expression that his emotions were violent and mingled.We fled along the main street amid a horrible clatter.At the end of the village the road makeg a sharp turn to the eft and I knew that this would be the decisive int in (the genius\u2019 fu- Tious career.i he he could but turn the corner he would have a nearly straight road wn front of him for three miles.If he could not there was the ten-foot wall of the ladies\u2019 seminary to be surmounted.I confess I had nb hopes whatever, either of his turning the corner or of his forcing the bicycle to take the jump.The machine now seemed to be pulling itself \u201cEe for a final struggle, which ct the genius seamed to grasp, a roaned audibly as be tried to turn ce andles round in order to take the turn.But the bicycle was too much for him.It was a splendid effort; indeed, I never saw such a tremendous Jump gallantly attesnptéed.But, as it happened, the plucky bicycle just landed on the top the wall and with a horrid crash both machine and rider \u201cfell at the feet of a procession of fourteen young ladies who were about to take their daily airing.The bicycle used the last of the compressed air in the cylinder to deliver several violent kicks at the genius as he lay on the ground.He wil be carried down from his bedroom into the garden some time to-mor- row afternoon, and the doctor says that if his collar bone sets well he will be fairly sound in about another week.MISCELLANEOUS.MACE, THE WELL PRESERVED.New York, November * 24\u2014Two of the greatest fighters and.» boxers the world ever produced met in the Gilsey Howxe, and amid the clinking of glasses agreed to meet at the Broadway Athletic Club .on Monday.December 14, to decile which of them J shail be termed the cleverest boxer in the world.They were Jem Mace, of England, and\u2019 Mike Donovan, of this city.ace had but a few bours before arrived on the Etruria from Liverpool, and was seated in the cafe, surrounded bLy such sporting lights as \u201cA1\u201d Smith, Colonel David Penny Pulsifer, Dr.Ord- way, Warren Lewis George Morgan, Barney Aaron, Willis P.Sweatnam, the minstrel: Dan Creedon, Geurge Lavigne and Ted Alexander.and was telling of his trip across, when Professor Donovan, accompanied by.two members of the New York, A.C.arrived.van shook \u201chands heartily with his sturdy opponent and said: * My gracious, Jem! wanderful man.You look ou ye eH Mace, \u201cI feel in great shape and I shall make you trot around a hit to keel , Mike.\u2019 \u201c1 don't you will see me.doi any running, Jem, old.man,\u201d repli Donovan, with one of his\u2019 merry little laughs, and then they fell io tal'- wg of old times, when New York was- smaller and livelier, what they were pleased to tern \u2018the good old days.\u201d Meanwhile the crowd had an T- tunity to the two famous boxers over critically.Mice is a wonderful spe- omen of physical m , and his remarkably youthful a ance is due entirely to bis regular living.He is near- w five feet ten inches high and weighs pounds.His shoulders are square A broad, and he stands as erect as a soldier.Lau huis i Join), \u2018pletisafit face.with he removed laughin ae he ahowe high forehead, around which nest his CASTORIA .For Infants and Children.The First of these Monthly Competitions will commence January ist, 1897, and will be continued each IN BICYCLES AND WATCHES $1,625 \"GIVEN FREE EACH MONTH As Follows: = FOR 10 First Prizes, $100 Stearns\u2019 Bicpols, .$ 1,000 25 Second \u201c $25 Gold Watch ., .625 licycles and Watches given each month .1 a2 Tol gow during ir 18, STO WRAPPERS HOW TO OBTAIN THEM.Tempeiiters to sav B-Wra roms cy cane colicet.teur portion of cach w !.Every month PH 1 In cach ofthe 5 éistricis, prizes wil! be awarded = im TET, SES NAME OF DISTRICT tatcrn Gaine: of York, Simcoe & ali Countire W.as oF aaa East'n Ontario, consi \u2018unties On- Aario, Muskoka & Aj Coukties ES N.of thee 2 3 Province of Quebec 4 ND.OF wir 5 Bostin nnd Prince mpi ao 0 send In the lar of cou] from Ste Tres TOP PeRTIS got mu in which EAR ih enol each month durirg 1887.Cou; received tos late for one manth's 1g into the ext, In dealer's stock will be disqualified Laver Brothers, tition will be = Tso \u201d Lad, ef thelr familia, ea harred frus A list of is So's district be printed Ls pio a days et a nr aa Dee ou host ability a that all wl Sp Rei ravrtel da LEVER BROK Là, 23 Scott St, Torente rie The Bicycle rip celebrated Si Rtearne Byracuss, CV, à Tori EE ach wives ek i guaranteed by the \\o% makers and hos pe y, Tall aw Allan Line RoyalMail Steamships Liverpool, Malta x.Portland Koya) Mall vice.VENTE > poe.Portland Heirs, Mate of Nebraska Cees .Nov.tan 3 Less assé ae age 19 off: Passage Le 30 and Ac pecand«: abia : Steerage to Liver) asgow, London anders, 875.00 Paris * Glasgow and New Yoru Nervice.From New Pier, fuot of VW.Alst Htreet, New York.- rom Steamsbips.Nowe York.Glasgow.State of Nebraska.Nev, 12 Dee.$40 to 860 cam.880 $110 R to eturn.Accniiug \"i ation of and number of persons in teroom.biu pasgengers have (be seine priviloges.nd Oubin Ad ningle, 85 round trip.hol EERAGE.Glasgow ur Londonderr, Br leigh, TT CG furthes informa information SRL to his German Mediterranean Service® \u201cHAMBURG AM -AMERICAN INORTH-GERMAN | LLOYDS 8 00.ao press steamers from New Yo x ibraltar, A\\giers, Naples and Genon.Columns Nov 3 11 A.30, 10a.%¢ *Normannia, D-c.5.11 = x Colima.Jans 1 a, tWor 9, 10 awer, .Ja 10 a.m from Naples, Genoa, Gibraltat, Hamburg, Bremen, Cher London, and Southam Nort.ran Lio dB, Oelriche & Co Gen.Pe 2 Bo wing, Green.N.Y.J.Y.GILMOUR & CO.336 St.Pan\u2019 street DOUGLAS BATTEUSBY, Bt.games, HENEY, [6% ss.37 Broadway, N.Y JAMES THOM, 13 Bt.John street, Agents for Montreal w.HENRY.NORTH GERMAN LuoyDp FROM NEW YORK.SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, BREMEN.FAST EXPRESS STREAMERS.1.Cab.00 sud upwards.II.Cab.345 and upwards Return ti tickets available pin Metiiaranmas or from Breméa, London or Havre._ OELRJCHS & CO.?Bowling Green.N.Y.J.Y.Girmour & Co., 36 Bt.Paul st.DovouLras BATTERSEY, 8t.James at, op.Temple .A].Heywzy, 143 8t.James st, Agents for Montreal.1k HABORG-ANBRICAY HE TWIX SCREW EXPRESS Line from New-York to P pouth {Loudon).Cher aris and Hamburg 18 arch 25.Solum bia, + Normannis M: 380 1 and PLYMO me & FREKOF CHARGE Hen Lain: BOURG \u2014F ure.nat et AMERICAN LINE, 37 Baway, N.XY.MES TMOM, 13: 1.Juhn \u20ac street, Montroal ontroal Wf of tue LINE 712.MEDITERRANEAN ANDORIENT 2x, TFvis ae Express Steamer FUERST BISMA from New York January 26, 18@7, for Madeira, Gibialtar, ranada and Alham- wa Alglers, ce, Malta, Alexandria sod phe Pyramids), Jaffa (Jerusalem), Sead routh (Damascus), Constant OP ew Pe Messina- Palerno.spies, Genoa, New York, Duration about ten \u201c5 WEST INDIES Ear ory LUMBIA fron New ok à Dontrés © = s For further partiooines rg-American Line, 37 Éroadway, N, Y.or JANES THON, 13 8t.John street, Montreal.23%reod ly to the wry 9 LOOK AT THIS! For this month we will hang all Wall Paper bought from us for 9c per Roll.See our Samples and prices, W.E.POTTER & CO.7 The Painters, 138 Jn James se, 26 84.Philip 56.Telephone 1959 316*n Teod gray curly locks.His mustache is also streaked with gray.As to Donovan.all the followers of things pugilistic in this country know genial old Mike's figure as well as his style and abilit as an exponent of the \u201cmanly art.\u2019 Donovan has a true martial air\u2014in fact, he .is every inch a soldier, and was one of the youngesd men who carried a musket in our late Mike's hair and moustache are- almost snow white, and his row is seated and scarred, the result of hit hard battles in the ring.His build is lithe\u2018and pan: tber-like, and, while he is fully b thirty pounds a lighter man than àÀ appears to the more active of de Wu.: One of the most noliceable things about Mace is the clearness of bis skin.His face does not show a scar or blemish after his fifty years of campaigning in the prize Ping.a pliment to his science.Following are the opinions expressed - by the men of one another: Jem Mace says: \u201cI have come all the way from England to.box Mike Donovan, whoss reputation as a clever pugilist and boxer is known all over the world.I am six- ty-six years old, but my age doesn't worry me, and as I! have held my own in the last two years with such men as Dan Creedon and Dick Burge, I have no fear of my c against novan.I know he is a great man.but I have been at the game fifty years, and know all the tricks.1 don\u2019t think I shall have my colors lowered at this late day.It will be a great bout, and I rather fancy that vid Mike and myself will show the rising generation a thing or two about boxing.e Donovan says My bout with ce is now assured fact.Our friends have bben trying to arrange it for two years.I think.that Mace is the most wonderful man 1 ever saw.Ww why he looks like a man in the prime e, end is as quick as any young man in all his actions.As to the bout, while Mace is acknowledged to be the cleverest man England ever produced, I am confident that I shall best him I will take a good two weeks\u2019 rest before we meet and be in good shape.The bout will surprise some one.BOB FITZSIMMONS STICKS TO DAN : STUART.Dallas, Texas, November 2.\u2014 Dan Stuart received a telegram yesterday from Jue Vendig saying he could close & deal for a finish fight between Corbett and Fitzsimmons in Brooklyn, N.Y., that he could also secure a building in that city capable of seating ten thousand persons.Vendig urged Stuarl io aaswer quick an of er a big purse.Stuart replied I have had enough of eastern bugil my -fuce is turned toward the Stuart received a telegram on Friday from \"Bob Fitzsimmons saying be would ntit\"Qecide what he would do about signing before November 28, but that he would sign then to fight, CurLett somewhere.This is interpreted 16 mean that Fitzsimmons wil! give Stuart the preler- enoe for the match if he offers as much as any vy else.Stuart also received a telegram from Corbett, urging him 10 offer a larger purse than arren Iowia bad offered.Stuart.replied that any offer he made would he a bona fide ane, and one that he would be prepared to pay every cent be should promise.He also said that he was not prepared to submit his bid now, but that the pu lists the public would bear from him fus due time, probably within \u2018a week, and that if either for the world's io vor ahip\u2014their attitude expe most remarkable | thing.and undoubtedly the highest com- Which is recommended by FOR SALE BY The most popularly used Tonic Stimulant in Hospitals, Public and Religious Institutions, is the most eminent Physicians throughout Europe and America in cases of Weakness, Debility, Anemia and Dyspepsia.ALL PRECGCIITS 78*nl Paying.© House JUST AS THE BIRKBECK M, ROUNTRER, MONTREAL OFFICES - :- .Investment, Security and Savings Company.A BUNDLE OF RECEIPTS Will be all you will have to thom for the money spent after years of Rent will e Property of the Landiord THE BIRKBECK COMPANY will assist you to purchase or Build a Home, and permit you to pay for same in Easy MONTHLY INSTALMENTS YOU NOW PAY RENT! FULL INFORMATION ON APPLICATION, LOCAL MANAGER.\u2019 =o co o 188 NT.JAMES ATREET.278'ni He concluded as follows: \u201cIf IT handle the fight it shall not come off in January; it must be late in February or some time in March.1 propose looking to my own financial interests as well as to protect the pugilists.\u201d Pete Ward, of Boston, manager of Pat Carroll, of Waltham, the American pro- tessional champion runner, to-day received a cablegram from Dublin, Ireland, stating that Mullen, the Irish champion, has acvepted Carroll's chal- tenge to run from one to five miles tor $1000 a side.18 où given in the cable, but it will probably be about January 1st.Paddy Slavin.of Australia, in his fi ht last night with Bob Armstrong, colored Chicago heavy Wulght.quit in the fourth round.In spite of the disagreeable weather inks, the members of the Royal Montreal Golf rida played the game every afternoon Mr Alexan- ile playing with Mr.edpath, made an extraordinar long a Bo drive was a tree ahoi Lo- ward the elm hole.The ball went past the elm and must have gone bout 240 yards.NEW SPANISH CONSUL.The British Foreign Office announces that Her Majesty has approved of the Pam Bnme ol Don Euselio Bonilla as col Ge at Montreal.-Geperal of illa®s jarisdition will include Doo i and Newfoundla.he new Consul-General aid resided at Oporto, Port , where he represented the i overnment.CONTESTED ELECTION.The examinstion of Ald.Penny.M.Pin the St Lawrence Diyision contested election omse, was ,to have taken place esterday afternoon, before \"Mr, Gen.Lo O'Hafloran, but oul Be few formal quest were Pp! ge The date of the match all last week and the poor state of the FREE TO BALD HEADS.We will mal) on a li- cation, free information Dept.BY.Box Clacisaati, Uhien\" 278rod PROTESTANT WAIFS.A Deputation of the Ladies\u2019 Benevolent en Institution Waits its Ypen the Mayor.A deputation of the\u2019 management.of.the Ladies\u2019 Henevolent Institution yesterday \u2018waited upon the Mayor to ask.that the institution receive a fair proportion of the Protestant waifs committed Lo benevolent institutions by the: municipal authorities.The Institution, | the ladies explained, had every facility for taking charge of the children, and the sums received for the care of waifs should, (hey considered, belp (bem in their benevolent work.His Worship said he appreciated the ood work of thé Ladies\u2019 Benevolent nsatitution, and he would iakô care bap they received charge vf u fairpro- portion of the Protestant.vaifs.As à\u2019 mauter of fact, however, thanks largely to the good work dons by te Instilu- \u2018tion.very few of such unfortunates.were brought before him for cummit el: Mr.A.F.Riddel! and Mra.Riâdell, who have returned to town from their country house ai Dorval, have taken up their residence at \u2018001 Sherbrooke st.which they have taken for the winter.- \u2014m.0 \u201c ONE HONAIT MAN, Please inloem your readers, (hat it rites ils Lit mail La 6 denied jeter, Le pian papa iy won t vigor, after me pote ro trom Nervous Wada Loss of M .Lark of Confidence, erm © 1 have po schetae to extort mone, Trou r, 1 was robbed and parts tent fab sod nesday, ac bUrE- American Eine,\u201d LR SRE SYSTEM FCI ONU Thanksgiving Day .NOVEMBER 26 For the above round trip tickets will ba sold at First-Class SingleFare all trains Wed« Tickets good going bv November Sstb Li, and Thursday, November 96th, and at for return, leavin destination not later than Mone day November street, or at Bonaventure Station.Far tickets, réservation ol Puliman ape cuinmodation and full (nformation, ape ply at City Ticket Office, 143 St.street.or at Bonuventure station: 270 tt James CANADIAN - PACIFIC: \\'4 | Thanksgiving Day, Firat Class Return Tickets will be sold at * SINGLE FARE, Nov.235th and 28th.Sonète return until No vember 30th, 1596, Westmount Service.A ticket office has been opened, and all local traine now etop'at Westmount, and through express trains will stop to to take on and let off gers from and tu Sherbrooke, Now port, Bitawe Toronto and points beyond, CITY TICKET & TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 129 St, James si.(next to Post Oficol.nv esving Montre without change.\u201d fares, ates of freight, train Moncton NB tn O.ome } ST.LAWRENCE AND\".Kacarsion tickets ber Sith and 86th, good for return 30th, to sil stations from Mentres niet INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY, - oa amd after \u201cMonday, the 1h Sctoder, * 1806, the traîne of this Eallway will ran dally (Sunday excepted) as followss- | Leave Montreal Daman Trunk Railway from Bonaventure .800 Leave Montros! der Canpdisn ic Ratiway .Btrect Bletion.once ne Tesve 14% re 17.50 \" \" 50° - 90.23 Td 8.00 = 31.3 .- \" ua .18 .40 » 6.3 553 » \u201c10.50% 1100 - 490 2210 Th@naine so Halifax and Bt.John run through to thelr destination < on Bandays - The buffet bot; cat Aid other cars of e.Mt 400 o'cioeh run thro Sen bo Battre The trad IrtééCtoniai R heated b sa a or tbe In oi sivas are hes and Halifax a Levis are lighted by electricity.Tr tiékets may be obtainrd via rail ands toall te on the lower tit.Lawrence and in the time inces.For tickets and all information in Teaad bo © person arrangement, etc, - G.W.ROBINSON, : \u2019 Eastern Freight and Passengst Agent.138 ft.James street, Montreal D.POTTINGEE, General Manager.ne ADIRONDACK RR.FARE TO NEW YORK $2.00 LESS = .- That By Any Othet Line.TWS TEROUCH \u201cTRAINS 2 Leaving Windsor Bt Station ot 8,15 = on.daily W Sunday) sad 4.25 y.m daily.\"ANR SCI VING DAY.at Single Fare, will be sold on Novem return on % Detore Nurember\u201d TICKET OFFICE, 13% SL James at.WINTER RESORTS.- Ce 4 ~~ SELLE LA DR.STRONG'S SANITARIDN, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y.| Four health or Hessure.The appolutoients of a frst Rosttrate, 308 PEEL BTRRET, vof s ocdieimer's, 13 8% James st.Hanly, nom Lawrence se hotel, Flerator, oi electric bella.steam host eun aun par- baths.} Piet Laits 3d be anoes.New dre Russia Fi nevi IE Water Baths.Barategs riod.waters dry tonlo air.ideal Autumo Resort.weds, elégant widel- et oll the year.Sood for instrated cris.Weod =.EDUCATIONAL Jost arrived from Para, pupil of B Laborde snd Muse, Maeçhesi, au the he honor of a forming tbe publis that private pupils ip the Art of Mingling.is now prepared 10 receive Per-tarray and ~partieaisrs apply \"Mut WO i \u201cROTICE - a \u2014- st; She, 2274 x, snd a PI LES! IT CHING PILES SWAYNE'S OINTMENT EE EE Sr et Pin vous « co.A > Agen, treat.a AD Nowe Dame Steset, = Cook's Cutten Rost Compennd, take ne nadeft- * er ee nt postage in letter wall Fuilssied mois Plain envelope, So ladles only.8.Branch More .Montreal ie met a R* ln; | 1 ee mt =} practically certain that, \\ Che Daily Star.GRAHAM & 00.; - Proprietors.168 and 166 St.James Street.- TiE DalLy Bran is sent to any part of \u201cUnited Btatesor l'anuda, $1.00 for six months, and Be.for threv mou aa We believe the circulation of THE STAR ex- oouds the combined issue of all the other English powspapers published in the city of Montroal wa Agents for French Advertising are Mesars.Mayence, Favre & Cie, Rue dv la Grange, liore 18, Paris, Nrance.\u2014 CIRCULATION \u2014or THE\u2014 Daily and Weekly Star FOR WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 21, 1896, the postaye free,at $3 your, them the temporary support of * men whom they think they oan do without.Some, like Senator McMillan, are against | »- high tariff in-any.osss; .but when Congress begins td frame Îta new duties, there can hardly be any doubt that a height will be.reached where the gold Democrats must fall from sheer dixzi- nesa.The question as to the fate of the \u201cgold\u201d Democrats still remains to be answered; and is likely to stay so until the next Congress meets and brings the leaders of all parties face to face with the necessity for action.MORE \u201cBUN\" SAP-HEADEDNESS.It is probably past the power of human pen to bring about mischief Letween Canada and the United States by writing any kind of nonsense in the columns of the New York Sun.Folly has already done ita perfect work there; and yet the two mistukdn Governments which manage the affairs of the Empire and the Republic, instead of proclaiming devastating War against each other as two Monday .\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026scoossssesereesees such \u201cpatural.enemies\u2019 '\u2014according to Tuesday.\u2026.\u2026rerescesseressencances | the Sun\u2014ought to do, are amicably set- Wednesday : | Uing their differences by arbitration, ! and talking of a permanent tribunal.Thureday .\u2026\u2026.\u2026.nreccrcercsrenune 44,402 | Yet if mischief could be done by the Friday .errrenii savsenensnenss 44,406% printing of words in the New York Sun.Saturday ©.annsecanrencer dress : 50,077 | that gullible journal seems to have a 272,522 Present Average: 45,42 85,769 ss 13], 189 From the above a are excluded several thousand short subscriptions regarded as more or less ephemeral.DAILY.for Week ending Nov.21.WEEKLY STAR Last Week.Average Circulation TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 74, 1806.THE MAYOR'S LOAN SCHEME.The city can meither afford to in- .£feuse its permanent debt just Now nor to leave necessary repairing and the like undone for lack of money.We Must suive our credit and protect ourselves from flood und disease.The only way to accomplish both is to float a temporary loan, as the Mayor suggests in a letter to the aldermen published ecisewhere; and then tie it dowh resolulely_ to\u201c the putpose for which it is obtained.The plan for ensuring this lutter condition süggest- ed by the Mayor, consists of requiring a two-thieds vote of the Council aoû \u2018the certification of the City Comptrolier, the City Treasurer, the City Clerk and him- \u201cself.H anything can keep the Council \u201cwithin the limit of its own plédges! this ought to do it.Then this loan is to Le repaid in two years, which will prevent it being attached tu the permanent: debt.It will be a \u2018woud principle to adopt, if all expenditures of borrowed monay which were not sanctioned by the popular vote were restrict-d to such as were approved by a two-thirds vote of the City Council.Experience shows that the requirement of a simple ma- Jority voté of the Caincil is not suffivient fRusirantee against fho recklvss expendi- ure o.borro: met money.LIBERAL UNIONISTS AND \u201cGOLD\u201d DEMOCRATS.While the alliance tetwesn the eral-Univnists and seems lo be daily thing stronger.Lib- the Conservatives growing info some- the hisiory of its birth and progress is begining lo assume a new interest in the rainds of the Americans who fancy that the zold\u201d Demo crats and the Repullicans are now in something like the sare relation Lo each other as thut which existed herween the Libeval split\u201d and the Teries at the outset.While there is no possible similarity Letween The issue that Love the Detudérats ih two and that whirh divided the British Liberals, the result was in \u201cboth cages to send to the support of their historic enwuies x small hut wealthy section of the party; and there \u201cvas at first no more noiton that the \u201cUrionists would appear in the sathe Cal- inet \u201cwith the Conservatives than there is now that the gold\u201d Democrats will, for practical purposes, become Republi- oans let what is to become où the © gold\u201d Demorrats?They certainly will pol go hack into the Bryanite party unless that organisation alundons \u2018free silver:\" and'{his éan onlÿ Le Joue with the d¢bn- sent of Seaator Jones and Messrs.Bryan, Aligehd, Campau, et al, who are In possession oi the Democratic national \"machine, Asx.a writer in (he Washington Star points out, \u201cthe gold Pemo- crats, by adopting a permanent organ- zation at Indianapolis, excluded them- -selves froin participating tn the regular Democratiu primaries.Not being avle to vote at these primaries, which will be _ called under the direction \"of National - Chairman Junes; they will have no op- -portunity te recapture the Lemocrätic national convention next time.\u201d It is only by the mutual consent.of both seis of leaders that a re-union can be brought about: and it is il the di- «-wision be persisted.in, the separating line will ext, time fdIl Much nearer the mid: \u2018dle .of the party.Thay are, to some extent, debarred, very from union with the Republi- pes a serious difference of opinion The Republicans are PETRI cans over a live issue: .pledged.to.high Protection: they are | itedged aguimat it.No such pressingly a periant & ton warsia! question kept the Liberal Unionists and the Conservativea -apert This is the chief reason why a - pitmusiant fasion vt-all the svund money ia-tbought_ta-be improbable.The _Republicehe must make many concessions \u201cem the tariff question to accomplish this fesalt; and in their bour of victory they are not likely to feel much inclined to- course.IL.rould cool the BEE \u2018thei¢ mest valuahle Poemteibuting ipecabern\u201d and would win | correspondent in Montreal who can aup- | ply the necessary verbiage.A | contribution from his singularly un- | trammelled pen leaves the impressian | that Canada is practically an armed | conspiracy against the peace of the \u201c United States.He tells Mr.Dana\u2018s | \u201cSunnies\u2019* that \u201cthe military preparations going on bere in Canada are of I such a nature that it is every day môre * evident that England is creating in Can- {ada a great place of arms \u2018 against the American Republic.\u2019 The \u201cworks\u201d af Si.\"Johns, gt Kingston and at Nwmgaria.he regards with apprehen- , sion; while the mysterious \u201cdoings\u201d of | the mysterious Imperial party in Canada, + which he, mysteriously enougb.knows all about, are such as' would make the \u201cflesh.of the cowplaent Athericuns | \u201cereep\u201d if they only had his iniimate knowledge ot the truth.\u201cI have on more thar\u2019 oh oécasion hud opportunities df hearing the views held ip what may be termed ihe esoteric circle of Anglo-Cana- dian politics,\u201d he says; and secrecy.masks and conspiracy are suggested thereby.\u201c The American people, who | have been too much \u201cécoupied_ in the accunralation of wealth \u201cwithout considering \u2018Chat, 1t wight become one day the object of piratical attack, have relied too long on their continental position for immunity from as- ,sault and would be very much surprised mmdeed if they were to hear some of the -ideas that are being propounded in the circle I allude to.\u201d = Isn't this awful?It isa wonder that Americans can, sleep o° nights when such danger from national piracy hangs over their heads! Then the plot unfolds.It seems that the Canadian railways are being used to induce New England and a part of New York to apply for admission into the Dgminion; while the condyct of Sir William Van Horne is simply unspeakable.After half a column of this kind®of stuff, it becomes: necessary tp say something definite; and he says it.Even the Sun wil not print more than a half column of vague hints af terrible British plots against the American weal.His definite news ns to the effect that: A scheme is maturing, if not already matured, for converting the.waters between Manitouhn Island in Lake Huron and tae Canadian mainland info naval station for torpedo boats and other war craft \u2018that may be launched there in the event of the Welland Canal being closed, after having been run up from Quebec or Montreal on specially constructed cars by the Canadian Pacific Railway.It is pow about a year ago, according to information from good sources, that the Canadian Pacific au- thurities were requested by the British Government te provide a branch line to Manitoulin from their track running between Sault Ste.Mari» and Sudbury on tie main line.Fhis is cle-riy not an act ot defence against any European attack: it can only be constraed as pre- meditaled hostility against the United States.That a journal should publish such \u2018\u2019poppy-ro-k\u201d seriously is a proof neither of gcod judgment nor patriotism.Canada 18 neither an armed camp nor a vonfederated conspiracy.We do not \u201csit up nights\u201d planning how we may best capture the Republic; and are far mora concerned just now in the probable nature ot the two new tariffs soon to he made at Ottawa and at Washington.Yet it seems likely that the Sun will continue to print \u201cclotted nonsense™ about.war and forts and mysterious con- spiractes until the full blaze of a better day puts out its lurid light.There is no foundation for the rumor that Gen.Weyler has returned to Havana to replenish his supply of telegraph blanks on which to tell of glorious victories over the Cubans.CAMPANINE DEAD.Rome, November 28 \u2014Italo Campanini, the well-known tenor singer, died near Parma, yesterd'y.Comranini was born at Parma in 1846.He first appeared in America in 1873 with Christine Nilsson in New York, having previously made a big hit in England.He also made a name for himself in Moscow and St.Petersburg.He returned to America during the season of 1878-80.Besides beiug the greatest tenor living at that iimé \u2018he, was remarkäble \u2018for the immense scope, of his repertory, which included nearly eighty operas, the tenor roles ot which he could sing at a few \u201c New York, November 24.\u2014Catton prices went down with a rush yesterday falling off about 11 points on active delling under the influence of bad market news from Livespool and a very beaviy move- -ment at the ports.A good «deal of cotton was unloaded ny weak longs.Shortly af- tor the opening tnere was a rebound which carrigd prices up about éix points .under\"buying tor New Orleans and Liver- oi and ome local covering.The mart was feverish.THE INSTRUMENTS DAMAGED.Erie, Pa.November 24.= Gilmore's Band haggage .câr.containing alt.their musical instruments, was run \u2018into\u2019 bere by a fast train on the Lake Shore & i-higan Southern pRsilad.The baggage oar was erushed in and the > raménts p de e wreck.ic bours notice.Campanini had been in retirement, for sorne time.DOWN WITH A RUSH.; the extreme men and the them form a party of their own, The Inte | MR.TARTE \"NOW SPEAKS.JUSTIFIES THE MANITOBA SCHOOL SETTLEMENT.Archbishop Langevin Was Not Consulted Because His Grace, According to Mr, Tarte Acted as _a Bitter Partizan.(Speclal to the Star.) Vancouver, B.C., November 24.\u2014In the course of a speech at a public gathering here, Hon.J, I.Tarte sald of the school question, that he was proud to say that bis Government had settled that question to the sdtistaction of all coneerued.The policy of conciliation had been successful, The question, he knew, was not settled to the satisfaction of bigots, Let Liberals fully recognized! that educational matters belonged to the province.At .the same time, the Govern- mem Lad not given up the right to interfere in extreme cases.He was Klad to say that the Manitoba Government had admitted that the minority had been used badly in the past, und by the amendments, that the Government \"had now agreed to pasa, they bad given the minority the right to religious instruction.At the same time the French had agreed that their children should be taught English; that English should be taught in French schools, U Mr.Tarte was Premier of Que bec.he said he would insigg on the same fhing there.When he was in Manitoba he found that out of 100 Catholic schdols, 51 of them were closed, aud that half of the French population was being brought up without education.The Archbishop of St.Ro- niface had been reported to say that the French ' had been ignored.The speaker would say that they had not been ignored.The Archbishop had taken such a strong political stand at i the last election against-the Liberals, What it Means.that the Government had decided to dispense mith him in the n ottations on the school question, and their decision on the school uestion the Liberals would stand or fall.There should not be any differences between Roman Catholics and Protestants; why then should their children not be brought up as friends.He had visited the schools in British Columbia, and saw there white and black, anc Chinese children saying the Lord's rayer together.And why should it \u2018be different in other parts of Canada?MR.PRENDERGAST\u2019'S VIEWS.Winnipeg, November 24.\u2014J.E.Prendergast, as stated in the Star on Katurday, ia satistied with the school settlement.and urges its acceptance by the Catholics.He is the local representative of St.Boniface in the Legis lature of Manitoba.With Catholic schools closed, the non-denominational schools in opération and voluntary schools, a charge on the Catholics\u2014 that, he sayy, is an unbearable position, and the new arrangement is =a relief, He finds that the proposed settlement comprises à series of decided improvements in thé law which he believes his co-religionists would make a very grievous mistake in not putting to a sincere and honest trial, He continued: \u2018\u2018And, from a Cath- plie standpoint, I cannot but see in the new terms now arrived, an occasion for most precious improvements in those twenty-five or thirty French schools which have joined in to-day under the Public Schools act.As far as our voluntary parish schools {thir -ty-two In number), are concerned, -feel that-I am not disparaging the self-savrificing spirit of their supporters In saying that, financially crippled and starved as they are, they cannot, at least in nineteen cases, give any other than very mea, and lamentable results; and, besides, receiving the BeginIntive grant, they are cruelly In need of being relieved from this double tax under which they are laboring to-day.For one-half of them, probably, 11 we jud from the past, it would be within a year or two another case of closing or joining in under the present act, both of which ex- tremeties I would wish, for my part, to see avoided.\u201d Mr.Prendergast says \u2018\u2018we\u2019\u2019 hav celved religious instruction and teaching in the French language.He will give his loyal support to the arrangement.Should honest efforts on the Catho- lies\u2019 part fail to meet with a corresponding good-will on the other side, they would fee] themselves perfectly free to revert to the former position or take any such other stand as the circumstances may then suggest.SPIRITS, BEER AND 'BACCY.Ottawa, November 24.\u2014The report of the Inland Revenus Department for the year ending June 30, 1896, is made public.The accrued revenue for the ear was $7,041,088, compared with $7,912,097 for the previous year, and $2,441,495 for 1894.The excise revenue for the past two years was as follows: pI Uquar.\u201c 65% 6,748 alt.768,080 781,504 bX 331 2.351.800 Cigars 4.660,937 Petroleu 41,39 40,323 Manufactures in bond 47,780 49.289 izures.280 8,000 Other reccipta 26,150 Methylated prit 20,571 7.29.88 37.956.730 The quantity of Bri produced during the year was 4 210 proof gallons, as compared with 2,605, 787 proof gallons in the previous fiscal year.There were 4,382,210 gallons of spirits WEAK, LAME BACK! EE i Jar PS 9; D ne a) i D \u201cELECTRIC BELT.Do you suffer from It?Do you know Its cause?It generally means a great deal, and should not be neglected.Plasters and medidines hardly ever cure it, but electricity, properly applied, is a positive remedy, as our thousands of cures In this city testify.I have just issued a neat little book which every sufferer from Lame Back should read.It\u201dexplains the many causes and effects of this annoying weakness, and a rational, positive cure by my wondérful Electric Belt for Weak Men.This Belt in atranged, with my patent fully ex- ect a.which is - plat n new Hoo \u2014 Classes Men\u201d Free maï.Adâre PS SANDER.15\u20ac Se.James st, ; ts PS ufsotured at the verious distilleries, qui ut the total quantity d Ie and during the oud and otherwise was + 684,371 gallons.There was was placed in warehouse during the year 4,479,200 gai- total 3 Ta kd\" which dut uty waa ons.calloted was o dut oF comp compared with 2000 2.640.lions in 1895, with a duty of a 79.This included li- \u201cTh dut on tobacco, snuff and cigars ï se , compared with 2.560, al in The 195 consumption per head of the undermentiuned articles was as follows: Spirits, .623, compared with 668 in ae.bear, 3.528, compared with 3.471 1895; wine, \"070, compared with .090 the ear previous; tobacco, 2.120, com- the d with 2.163 in 1895.\u201c SCHOOL TAXES.Ratepayers of St.Gabriel Ward Protest.The ratepayers of St.Gabriel Ward met last evening to protest against the atternpt being made by the city to forve them to pay the school tax, which they failed to collect from 1891 to 1891.Rev.Father O'Meara presided, and Mr.L.P.P.Cardin acted as secretary.Ald.Jacques explained the question and suggested the appointing of a delegation to go to Quebec to protest against the attempt so have a retroactive measure passed e powering the city to collec taxes.Broa d.Tansey and Ald.Can- naughton i spoke, and the followi ing were appointed a deputation to go to Quebec, the members volunteering to ay their own expenses: Rev.W.0'Meara, PP, Z.Millet, Cieuphas Richot, Patrick Brien.Dr.Gagne und L, P.P.Cardin.CLUB GEOFFRION.* The Club Geofifrion are to inaugurate their meetings for the season at 2815 Nutre Dame street, to-morrow evening.Ainong those invited to ad the meeting are Guerin, M.L.A., and Mr.Rober.Mackay, the honorary fresi- dents; Hon.James McShane, Casgrain, Hon.J.E.ob E.Gue- rin, A.Germain, GU.Langlois and J.A.C.Madore, M.P.Special Notices.Attractions for Thanksgiving Day.\u2014 National reception at the Masonic Temple.\u2018Admission, 15 cents.Children, 10 cents.¢ 2783 Xmas Our stock \u2018of Xmas Cards ready ; impérted direct by myaelf.Lrem Europe from six different houses.Remember our clearing sale of bound gift books at vost price.We are retiring from this branch of business Alsé photo and scrap albums, from 250 to $10; work- boxes; dressing cases, $5 to $15; picture frames and a variely of nick-nacks.Our business in future will after May.music, novels and ordinary stationery.All other things will go for wbat they Jan fetch, W.ne street, 21 Bleury.2782 Slander meets no regard from noble minds; only the base believe what the base only utter.\u2014J.Bellers.A MARTYR TO PAIN.A Mother Tells New Her Daughter Suffered and How Nhe Got Relief.A letter cams to us the other day telling how a daughter who suffered so much at each period as almost to bring on convulsions has n completely cured by Indian Woman's Balm.The mother is delighted, and while not wishing us.to publish her name, will gladly allow us to send it to any sufferer who may desire it.Pamphlet sent to ladies by addressing \u2018the Balm Medicine Cb, Ltd., Toronto, Ont.\u201c\u2018Cough Chaser\u201d for Conghs and Cols = nox.» all Drug Serves.TWO EXHIBITS THIS WEEK- CALL \u2014~\u2014 va SUCHARD \u2014- AT \u2014 Dutresne, Mongenai$*&nd.- St.Charles\u2019 Store, 283 Se.Lawrence Main Street, \u2014onar\u2014 J.H.E.Davis\u2019 Store, Cèr.At, Catherine and Towers Avenue.Also ask for a sample of CHOCOLAT SUCHARD.The best in the world.CAKE MADE BY JOYCE, Ask your grocer for a sample.INE, MILES & \u20acO., Agents for Canada, 53 St.Sulplce st., Montreal.r.-COUGHS COLDS Lesming Mites s.Co Acenrs MONTREAL.NO eo NN \u2018 In addition to its delicac; asa Table Water, the y 4e S CALEDONIA N SPRINGS Is known to be beneficial in Uriu- ary and Blood Affections.Sela by best Metels, Clube and Grocers HHA SELTZER | MONTREAL, DAILY STAR-\u2014TURSDAY, NC NOVEMBER 24, 1896, MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.° .WORKS \u2018a Hear My Prayer.MaxpRLssony.Blest Pair of Sirens.©.Hussar H.Paar.The Lord Is King.SIR JuszPH BARrNbr.D» the Artists, Orehestrai Beloctions and Spocial Seloists J o MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.: | HANDEL and HAYDN SOCIETY, : WINDSOR HALL, PULAR PRICES.Poacrved Seats.+.51.08, 130 and 30.lank open for Subscribers N Le and à eral Buble December 3rd, 81 Nordheiser » van and Shaw's Music Stores.ne G.H.FINDLAY, Hoon.Becy.| Thursday, Dec.10,98, at 8.15 p.m.| \\ foprane\u2014 MISS KATHRIN HILKE \u2018of New York) MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.+.ARTISTS.\u2018 Contralte- MISS MARIE LOUISE OLARY {of New Yeek.) Baritene- MR.GWILYM MILES (ot Mew York.) Chorus v00 Voices.ORCHESTRA - Montreal Orchestrai Association.TO-NIGHT, An Address on\u201c Christian Citizenship \u201d will be delivered by JOHN G.WOOLLEY, -N St.James Methodist Church.The Lord Bishop of Montreal will preside, And Bolos will Le given by MIAS BOLLINSHEAD and MR.RITCHIE BELL.as Tickets.to caver expenses, 10c ST, JUDE'S CHURCH TABLEAUX -VIVANTS, with v Vocal lastrumental Music, assisted by a detachment h Fusiliers, THUKSDAY, ®th inst, THANKS- a5 \"nee NIGHT.Home made candy at Woderate prices.Admission 15c.2741 Grand Turkey Match Open to all, on THURSDAY, Nov.26{h, in the Royal Boots Armoury at one check sharp.pm Tarnishing, Major.Fétepoudent as and J CORRE orge NEXT WEDNESDAY AT 9AM, SALE OF BBATS Opens at Shaw's Music Warehouse, St.Catherine Street, fur Albani Grand Operatic Concert, AT WINDSOR HALL, Monday, December 7th Pricxs\u2014 Reserved Seats.$3.00, $1.50, $1.00.Peaitively the Only Cencert im this City.Under the direction of Messrs.Vert & Harriss.Tbe Hointzman & Co.Grand Plano is used at all Cons certs, from C.W Lindsay's Warehouse.m3 Knox Church Choir POPULAR CONCERTS.Scotch Concert TO-NIGHT- TICKETS 10 CENTS, \u2026 Admission 15e.A NATIONAL RECEPTION, Tableaux and Representations of China, Japan, Germany and other Nations.VALUABLE EXHIBIT OF Domestic Science and Industrial Art, Including Cotton, Paper and the Textiles.A Food Exhibit from MoGill College.New England Lunch sn Thanksgiving Bay trem 1T te ¥ o'clock.#3 cemis.Cafe Chantant, Punch and Judy Bhow and other At MASONIC TEMPLE HALL, 806 Dorchester Street, NOVEMBER 26th & 27th, 1896.Children 16e.nes VETERANS 1866-70.À meeting of the Veleran Volunteers Ansociation for the election of ofcers will be held in the Cavalry Quart.osday.24th inst, at 3% pm oo.oct oro am be in attendance diamoniis each voit.On Subdays.at 7.> on No reserve t Telephone, 5570, MEETINGS AND AMUSEMEN THEATRE F RANCATS W.kK.PRILLEPS, Tama snd Manager.THIS WEEK the besutifcl sent sissens IN MOROCCO.Over 50 poeple ea the stage.The Vaudeville Feature: ALICE RAYMOND, fhoyoride mreatest Prices 10c, 3O0c and 250.ACADEMY of MUSIC.vo ue Thursday and Saturday.BEN HUR FOR THE BENEFIT OF The Montreal Foundiiux amd Slek Baby Gorgeous Pantomimie Production of 200 Peopi Hospital, tople on th Prices, 50e, 750, LU.Beocure recu ai ort Shiver Vr Neat week: TUE ot ILD HOME ESTEAD.ho rat Qt\" \u201c THEATRE Parrow & Jacobs, Managers: SAME FOPILAR Pate ES ALL THIS WEEK.Matinecs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.IN OLD KENTUCKY, THE PLAY OF TIE SEANON, _ [rs Westmount Astronomical Observatory, nsington ave.Sun spots daily The finest celest Admission Zs cenia.By order, .DAVID SEATM, Major, Bocretary Pro tem.Montreal, Rov.23, 9% nes Who sends ONE DOLLAR to THE CANADIAN NEWSPAPER SYNDICATE will secure* immediate delivery (while they last) of one of these superb introductory sets which are being distributed to introduce and advertise that magnificent reference library THE ENCYCLOPÆDIC DICTIONARY.| Published by Cassell & Compäny, Ltd, London, England.This great introductory Distribution is not con- out-of-town readers.fined to Montreal, but is also for the benefit of As the distribution is lim- ited, the time for correspondence w will be very brief.\u201d, \"Tis safest, therefore, to send the dollar with your letter, since you can return the volumes within ten days, if not entirely satisfactory, \u2018and money will be ref unded, - READ BELOW.A Dean and Encycopæda Conired THE CAN pro to distribute 500 I ment which the work will thereby opue create wide-spread favorable comment and person, and no applications will be accepted A FEW POINTS.ABOUT THE WORK x is The Achnovwi Standard ef à whom exact BEAR IN MIND get it if you act quickly, for less tha Volumes a are Beautifully Printed munities quick to discriminate, appreciate and respond branches wiedge.selentific Dictionary Re ne nc being 125.000 mor more than Wolter .poked Tnteraat and exhaustive information about words and things is à The above terms of S1 cashand $1.80 per After these are distributed the regular price of 842 to Limited Offer.RY SETS from booksellers.Although the fame of this t publicatior hax gone abroad, it is proper for the benefit of those who may not bave Lo riofiy state ita specific pointa of superiority.information regarding ¢ he Origin, Hist » containing somuras se of every word in the English e Ith A Dictionary e affording = wide ran; 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hairs Easy Chaire, Fine Lou English Ci Grnamenta Fans rabies ional Mir For, Gt and Hifi ro trot Tine Wall Cabinet, t and > ets.Gilt Fancy r, lelaid Ta rainiere Real Lace Gurtaine, Portieres, Cy t asaliers, e rery, F O'Clock Tea Tables, Lot Music, \u201cOxiafied silver Table Lamp and Sk Shude, k.P.Candlesticks, ete.In Dini R Very Fine ohlodern Walnut Sideboard, set (4) Good and Leather Dining Chairs.tine Old: So Ma- hogauy Dining Take, rpet, Linen Crumb Ca io.h, Mantel Ciock, Pictures, Dinner Set, Franch China Dessert China _I3reak- Hor and Tea Sets, Cotes a.Goud Crystal, utlery, Électro-pluted W Entree Dieh- Hol Water Ketlle, Ice pitcher, Cruet, Fruit Basket, Lite.Bedrooms - Handsome Massive Wul- nu Bedroom Set, in perfect order, and mported Krglish hednte id Sy! Dressing Stand, andsome Cherry.Lady'a Serre, with Plate Glass Good pets, Very Finest Curled Hair Mattresses, est Feather Fil- lows and Bolsters, I Feather ber Crockery, Rugs, Curtains and Portieres, urges, Ladies\u2019 Basy Chalrs Lou , etc.n Sitting Room \u2014 st Brussels Carpet, Han Work and Fancy Tables, Sofa, Fancy | Easy Chalrs, Pluasn Settee, Ottoman, Fine Lirass Eng- and lien , Nice Or Aine Gaiogans \u201ccord Crysial Candélabra, Mahogany \u2018Chairs, etc.usse Halls r r- ta, Walnut Hall oi Wool Mats, Good ortieres and Brass Rods, etc.Refri rator, Wringer, large quantity of Good Kitchen\u2019 Requisites, contents of Sel- vant\u2019s etc, etc, E Ab 10 O'CLOCK.This teularly el furnished house, ering being he best quality and exceptionally Jens ond he perfect order, and every Jot for positive sale.This spacious res residence sl pes loaned a very moderate rental ur atl pet May.ER BROS, 76 3 uctionee at ra OTSEMOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, H Planes, Carpets, Malà Mtoves, Ranges, Ete, Ele., Alse Drs, Goods, Tweedy, Ready Made.Cloth Boots and Shoes.in or out of the city havin anyihing.In the above lines to dispose © depend upon having fair prices and prompt returns for same by consigning cash advance s made.Ertenaive regular auction our 8 actous Salesrooms, 45$ and 4 MES STREET, ON FRIDAY MORNING, th NOVEMBER, At Ten 8'Clock.Safe, dry storage for Furniture, Planca, Trunks, etc.FRASER BROS, ve.Auctioneers.Shop and Dwelling TO LET.2689-2691 St.Catherine Street (NEAR ST.MARK).Dwelling in first-class order\u2014tinted last May.Store has been three years occupied by a picture framer.| nf iE emis Fh uable New York - Te WU tee \u2018 \u201c1 JRT MARCOTIE BROS.I.\u201clumportant Sale of Bankrupt Siock of Movies hold Paraltare and Furnishing, w sb bav: Q receive vepelv jagizuction op Curator.ra the bankrupt rupt lock 0 rator, ind Sharia ak ting to te about four.tho Moss in retail, ine without à he last purchasers llars, at their 1 ot b No.208 ST.LAWRENCE MAIN STREET, THURSDAY NORVING NEXT, 20m November, .-COMPHISING \u2014 Splendid Upri 0.Cabinet Grand, made by Samer.1 eur York: British Plate Mirror, re Buck Kax airs Wicker Rocker Chat fine lot centre Tables in Oak and war nut: 2 Splendid Parlor Sots, in Turkish Rug, S11 Brocatelle, Plush and H 5e r Dining Room Setn.in Oak, Black Walnut; Leather Ci ouch, Dinlu Hall stand, Book Cases, W rit Ung Desk.Wardrobe, 18 Splen did Sideboards, \u2018alunt and Oak; 30 Rolls of English Olle he \"and Carpet Rug and Square, =n Splendid room Mot.i and Walnut, Marble Top and Plain; Hair and Wool Mattresses, Pref Mantel Bed, Bed Couches, 16 stoves, Fluo Lot of face Clr ctures, Fancy (ood.Knives.Forks, Spoous,lot Chairs, Tables, | _ \u2014AL80= all Shop Fixtures, comprising Splendid Safe.Special attention i ke çal ed to the Jor Sets and Sideboal Sale to the highest hider.On THURSDAY, at 10 O'Clock A, M.MARCOTTE BROX, Auctioneers, TRADE SALE Jae Street, op W nm ha we will bx Cooda, ms At our room, 89 neaduy ost.a Taira apt Bi reas See oods.Suitings and Parties Canvas : Fiona Se loves, Joh iris, Under Ties fou.Suspend- and Tw! st PL nr DITES Pputtons eeds, Meltons, eid Ent, Trim remis, Pants, Vests.Overcoats, Caps, Yarn, Fancy Gopds, ete.Also a stock ot Cutlery, Scissors, _Cork- \u201cscrews, ® Carvers, Also 50 Boxes = \u201cSmoking Tobaccos, and & large quantity of consigne mente © No reserve and, Ip \u201clots to the trade.- MARCOTTE BROS, thy o_o \u2018Adelionsar\u201d = du INSOLVENT NOTICE.Iore M LEA &.8.00., Hat and Cap Manu- of thi» Estate, as named below, will boss sold by Public Auction ou w WEDNESDAY.NOVENBER oem, at 11 o'clock, a.m, : al the premises of MARCOTTE BROS.Aue tioocers.69 60 Ht, James street, Montreal.Lot No.1\u2014Stack in trade $2,280.31.and fixtures $3149.83 street to-ist \u2019 Stock Ti bo on view the river on and after Monday, \u2018ét Information apply at office of promises 6 Lemoine Cure: RADFORD, Caratos kate M aise & Co.MARCÇOTTE BROS, Auctioncers, 6 St.James stréet, Montreal.Qmice of Radford & Walford.| 871 5 taw INSOLVENT NOTICE.; Kenneth Blackwell, James Reid .In the Matter Aa Ty MEER, Gre Ww and Charles H.Gedtrey, of Mont AT $8.50 PER MONTH.Splendid chance for a steady good tn Street, Town SL = Co.Co.pente erg où Perns Sie of 1315.8%.Lawrence Street, er to continue the business.une ers, will seh by Public Auc- Character Counts in aire Sy ART otil, SPRY, 10 Large sity rooms In good repair.Splendid Stock and fixtuics complete in trade solvint, ian\u201d HNIDAT, he Tien, Rovere, bec, a sen next sitting to obtain the pass- locality.Apply to can be had at a low figure.oh, ac ll o Tocenoon, wil the ussets ing act incorporating them as a W.E.Cooper Coded in arrete, on Joint Stock Company, under the name of .° For further information apply to _ Stock of Groeeries and Bling Stoek.3345 83 The Canada Switch and Spring Company.æ20tt STAR Office.wW.E.CooPRR.Hook per list 415 60 .: - Limiteq, with ts head oft ice at Von Leal, \u2019 0.= Unexp otc Premises.To me As in other things.We are for t carrying o the, us me Mar\u201d fice May, \u20180.oncdo bobres sure .138 00 willing to be judged by our of mantfactaring, SEINE and del Ing In HOUSES TO LET 8 83 iron steei and manufacturing, se ing Jie i record.and dealing In railway signals, swit , Store will be pen for inspection Thurs and deal Las pt 2 signal fee hog pm Shows.McGIBBON,HOGLE & MITCHELL, day\u201d the ein Sr.696 Inventors poses nial G.WW.RERD, Carrying on of of the aid \u201cbusiness\u201d < or the Parchenses.Ofices and ans Apvocar Es aL ; EAU \u20ac RENAUD.\"783 and 785 Craig Street, | AUD Attorneys rR DIT AD 15 St.James Street, Montreal.= mevTREAL.Montreal November 4 va Jor Applicants J, CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO.=» McGIBBON.QC ARTHUR r.HOGLE.MARCOTTE 2 116 2 oot J .181 8, James Atreet, 278 eo | .that they Lad scarcely made, and that feet on a boarded floor, a drunken'\u2018oath Aye, gladly.sit ly; but when th .man COPYRIGHTED.they were about to throw the whole orery, an o:casional scuffle and fall.\u2018In price & paid.t g: thing purc a And» poe eon a we des thing up and return to Melbourne.the further distance the curious note of worth itt Far away in great cities, nay, \u201cIs Conrad | 'ardcastie witht It sa, And what about your mates?\u201d the laughing jackass and the measured even here, in the digget'a township, beat he is wan queried the bar-Leeper.call jof the Australian owl answerin the Great Hear: of Humanity; hoping, A momenta silence, and then Stubbs e rice Oh, they are going | to stay.They each other from the bushes around wit despairing, rising.ialling: sorrowing, tbunderad ou are sweet on Dead Man's fint.Hiram a plaintive cry, which the unimagina- ofa | ife.By FABIAN BELL.Author of * After Loog Years,\u201d '\u2018Stella.\u201d \u2018The Maharajah\u2019s Diamonds,\u201d \u2018The House in the Fells,\u201d ** The Letter in Cypher, \u2018He and She, \u2018The Hero of the Arewa,\u201d etc.etc.\u201c CHAPTER XII \u2014(Continued.) The best ten years of her lile had been given to the brute who had bought her with a wedding ring aud a few promises which be never kejn.and never intended to keep.She was his, as completely as any slave of the middle ages.\u2018\u2018His goods, his chattels, his houselold stuff.\u201d To protest against this in any way, to claim jor herself any rights in purse or person would have seemed to them both a flat rebellion.That she was actually and absolutely his property; that he could chastise her with a thitk stick or hob-nailed boot neither of them doubted.Often and often he had struck her, for no other crime thai: a request for money or a faint protest against his Saturday night excesses.And more than once, urimshaw thought that he violence in her red eyes and swollen features; but on such occasions she shrank from his questions and pleaded a headache.Bhe had been a smart, well- trained servant girl when Ryly married her, a girl who kept her places and saved her wages; wno was valued by her mistresses and loved by their children.What did she obtain in exchange for all this?The bondage of an almowt uneudurable thraldom, broken health, the pinch of absolute\u2019 poverty, and expatriation from her native land.Robert was sorry for the woman, and tried to obtain other help for her seeing that he himwelt could do so little.To this end he asked the steward whether there was no lady in the cabin who would be willing to help Mras Ryly.And the steward soon found somboile willing to undertake the task, \u201cThis is the ady who has offered to bel Mrs.Ryiy Robert Jooked quickly up, and met the direct gaze of a tall slender woman iu black, who stood un the poop steps a little above him so that he had to life Dis head in order to Toor at her.Mrs.Hardcastle,\u201d he murmured.The recognition was mutual.I CHAPTER XII-\u2014\u2014CONRAD HARD- CABTLE IS WANTED.: Hiram\u2019s thoes partners fulfilled: his instructions and exactly carried out th programme assigned to \u201cthem.hey loafed about the township oo for two or three da nd mudé\u2019 them wolves, sufficiently ¢ mapicuous.They drank at the bar-and dawdied beside the store counter.Told an and sun- t not eon- dry Thom it might a ml + pas Man\u2019a cern t they \u2018were sick flat; that the.claim was se qd .of their claim, picking out basketful af- but | clear; pe brig tness\u2014 if one may so thinks there's money in it somewhere he should know.But we are tired of waiting for something to turn up, so we are off to-morrow first thing.\u201d \u201cWhat\u2019ll vou do with your tools?\u201d \u201cOh, leave them tu our partners, ther\u2019re too heavy to catry, and I reckon you don't want to buy them.' +\u2018I've no objection.\u2019 \u201cOh, never mind.Hiram will have a use for them.In the meantime we shall want tucker for the road,\u201d and they proceeded to invest pretty\u2019 largely without, however, exciting any.sus- iclons.It was a long tramp to Mel- ourne, and whether they took it on foot or secured a chance lift in a re turn dray, they were equally certain to require a good amount of provisions.The three men that were left behind bade them a noisy and publlr farewell.Regretted the haste of their departure and their want perseverance, and prophesied that they would wish that they had remained.\u201cYou protest too much,\u2019\u2019 satd Hall, as Stubbs.for the fifth or sixth .time declared that they would repent leaving Dead Man's flat, \u201cpeople will be- gla to , suspect you if you say so mue hog they,\u2019\u2019 said Hiram, coolly, with a smile that was childlike and bland.\u201cThey know me betrer.Xow for the store, I'd buy up the whole stock if I dared.,\u2019* = : .\u2018\u2018Better not.It would be dangerous.ow are we to carry so \u201cI've an old white horse in the spin- flex; he'll carry out wa horse! Where did you.get Him?\u201d \u2018Never you mind.T bought him.\" \u201cOr stole him \u2018\u2018Perhapa 80,\u201d retorted Hiram cool ly; anyway I've got him and I intend to make him useful.\u201d \u201cNo doubt,\u2019 said Hall, stifiy, for he was annoyed at the mystery that the Yankee still kept up.They returned to their camp.and ostentatiously set to work in the tunnel ter basketful, which Jake immediately wound up to the surface.Never they seemed more industrious or more contented with their lot.When evening fell and the short twilight came to an abrupt end, they re- {ofr their tent, carefully closed het and proceeded to pack up such heir goods and chattels as they pro- ee to take with them.The remainder would be left in the camp, partly to allay suspicion and rtly because they could not be carried, and might; be safe there for a white nt least, the honesty of the diggers at that time being proverbial.When all was ready, Hiram cautiously lifted the flap of the tent and looked ou a beautiful night, clear and There was not a cloud in the stellation of gems, glittered on the mer |\u2019 idian, while farther in the north-west Orion hung invertei a few degrees above | the horizon in the pale after glow of the oon \u201cnot yet risen, © atmosphere was full of « teristio of tbe Austin night, tive colonists have chosen to translate into \u2018Morepork.\u201d Further off still, the sinning.repentiog.struggling upward to the.light, What was 4 to him?He acknowledged no universal brotherhood.myriad indescribable, undistinguishable medley of sounds, w hich are never heard by day, and which form Bo large a part the eternal mystery and wonder o | the night.\u201c Af serene,\u201d sail Hiram ; along.i He stepped oul into the open, closely .followed by Hall.Each carried a swag | come of more t usual dimensions, wit which they proceeded to thread their way over the uneven grouud ; stumbling now and again as their feet caught some unexpected obstacle, and recovering their equilibrium with a smothered curse or groa \u201cHow much further ?whispered pou \u201cNot much, keep your- They plodded on, across the broken plain, and then intd a dense growth of spinifex, the sharp thorns of which cut and tore their flesh and clothes.But there was a kind of track, with which Hiram was evidently familiar, and he went first, closely followed by his companion, who was guided by a gray wide- awake, which seemed to attract and focus the few rays of light which still lingered in the atmosphere.Stubbs pursued his way in an undevi- ati course, guided by the marvellous instinct of the expert bushman, who finds in every rock and stump a signpost of nature's own providing.- They reached a clearer space, and the Yankee halted and looked round.e old boss should be somwhere here a way.\" he said, letting the swag slip from his shoulders to the ground, \u2018stay here à minute, and [Il go and-took for im; he can't be far off.\u201d He moved away, and vas so long gone that Hall had time to reflect on the strange events which had brought him to that out-of-the-way.spot and stranded him in the Australian wilds.Truly he had cut himself adrift from his old life.and started on one so diametrical- y opposed to it that they did not ap- per to have one feature in common.former life of countless interests, occupations, engagements, amusements, and worries in the heart of the great centre of the commercial universe had become 30 hateful to him that he bad cut himself free from it by a single Pre, stroke as » from the knife of surgeon.he lade worth while ?los waa hardas yet Lo answer t ques- i} pre a the meantime he was free, absolutely free ; there could be no doubt { that.He had no ties or entanglements of any kind, He had money sufficient for his present wanis, and diamonds to fall back upon.His health was pearly perfect, far better than it had been at any time since he was a boy, for the rough, out-door life had certainly done much for him.And yet somet was still wanting.Did be think of Eulalic, of Grimshaw, of Went- worth, of others who had trusted him and hom he bad betrayed Pshawb what nonsensa! He was free, free to please himself.to go where he liked, nd when he liked, and that was the only thing in life worth maki Barish for: All the boasted civil tion of the nineteenth century.wl what was it in eomparison with this reed Give him freedom, no ties, no worries, nothing to torment him.It was the cry of individualism through all the ages.© was roused from his reverie by the voice of Stubbs at a little distance, * Where are you?I've found the bosa.Hang the old fellow, he had wandered balf a mile away.However, I've got him and now where are youl\u201d ** Here.\u201d Hiram followed the sound, and in a few moments rejoined his compenion, ing a horse eal hia tether ro \u201cI've had such a tramp.Did you think I was lost ?\u201cNo,\u201d said the other indifferently, \u2018I don\u2019t think you have n very long.What shall we do now 1\u201d ** Tether this brute securely and go back for Jakes and the rest of the swag.\u2018They did so.Relieved of their burdens the return journey seemed very short., Jakes looked quickly up as they cre \u2018into the tent ; and by the light of t ° slush lamp, which sputtered and fizzled in an old tin, they saw on his face a strange expression of miagled fear and bravado.© Oh, you've come back at last, have out\u201d and the tension of Lis glance re- axed.What's the matter, old man?* said Stable ; \u2018you look as if \u2018you had seen a & \u2018So T have, or something very like it.You fellows hadu\u2019t been gone half an hour when heard a noise outside as of someone , treading softly.1 covered the lamp.and crept out to have a look.At first I could hear and see nothing.Then I saw figures moving.under the eat rock near Smithson\u2019s claim.You now it, Hiram\" Stubbs nodded.\"1 wondered what they were about.Whether they were watching, and if they suspected us of stealing a march on them, - I crept hear enough to hear what they said, though their voices were low.\u2018Do you believe it?\u2019 said one.\u2018If it\u2019s true, he deserves lynching,\u2019 said another.\u2018And we are not the boys to spare him,\u2019 said a third; while a fourth declared that be would \u2018watch a nignt rather than we should escn Did you recognize the voices them \u201cTwo of them, the other two were strangers.The two t T 4 work at that claim past th* storz; [th'nk their names are erson and Macar- thar.The other two may be new chums; several fame ap t \u201cAnd what do you make of it all?\u201d \u201cWhy, there can be no doubt that we are watched; and that we shant get yout of this to-night, or to-morrow, either.\u201d : \u2018And what sboat the threat of lynch- ingt We've a right to go when, ana \u2018how, and where, we like.\u201d said Hal, hot \u201c hey don't \u2018think 80.You see\u201d 3 new find may mean a fortune to the first comers, and they den't see why we should have it all to ves.fear we shall have to give it up.\u201d \u201cNot a bit of it,\u201d said stabhe, coolly, extracting a revolver somme setre hiding place near the head of the bunk ani carefully exsmining the loading and belonged te ala 0.men in-.the earliest and whi ch \u201cSurely you would not use; that { some for had always de; and ret © \u201cWouldn't I.You'll see The man \u2018od, & ngs had resigned their crowns: who stops me does.it at hin peril.; to.lh vain.kl That is is that!\u201d I.aan the te rest \u2018Was no thing wo.worth.ani A Tack of & a.died stick mes Bagh wil be wire for bia Lie.\u201d 3 \"save the \u2018lamp.- \u2018\u201cThere\u2019s pes \u2018one of that name hers, Who the devil are \u2018you: that yon\u2019 rome at this time of ni th, waking honest men with your ridicu questions?Be off with you at once, or l'Il crack your skull as [ would crack an old nut.Begone I! seÿ, and don't come mouching round here or you will be sorry for ic.\u201d \"Threaten to shoot him,\u201d whispered Hall, whose teeth chattered, and whose tace, which no one saw, was white as ashes.; And a stran voice | smswered \u201cIt Conrad Hardcastle be there, tell him to come forth.He shall nol escape me.\u2018 To be continued.) 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Dictionary ter the introductory pets jhave bééri fake \u2018will be from 1970, according to the style of binding.1t.should-also be remembered that apy get is returnable within ten days it mot entirely matisfactory and money will\u2019 te promptly yafunded, but ths -n- tive Syndicate that the volumes.will be \u2018gladly.received, thor- ughly tea and carefully paid.for is sending a $42 set of ke on an avai payment \u2018of only Dollar.\u2014Do not forget the , at the asonia ns splendid Par | and Chewi ng 3 + \u20ac À sagen ma JOHN SE & CO'S Advertisement.\u201c$ : Crockery, Glass, \u2018Kitchen Ware.200 Prawerve Sets in Blue Delf for Thanksgiving Sue, 33e.wr set.800 Preserve Sets 16 l'ecotated China for Thanksgiving ae, B7e.set.(These preserve gels consist of 13 pieces), 100 China.Tea Caddivs, worth Bue.each.For Thanksgiving Site.lve.each.China Butler Dishes.You never saw anyuning like it for ste.each.For Thanksgiving Sule, 25e.cach.A sc Table.Hundreas or pieces for Tabi ce Decoration, We could never begin to enumerate here, bu: aumast ever yih,-1a yod could tinnic of in the every «ay pieces of Crockery and Gli are marked at your noe, ac.\u201d You know all about Inst cove ont these assorted Tables.Hi 1 the oid story of the early.vomer: Ade TABLE ASSORTMENT Just as QU «5 LIK taxe IN Vaile, at your 10e.eatin & ore Dinner Sets will offer in thie sale about 25 We ner sets in {jve different decor- rer Hat for Thanksgiving, 35.65 leces ue, 10 el ÿ bees Green, for Thunksgiving, 38.65.V7 pièces 'Lrown, for Phanksgiving, $6.65, 100 pieces Sinte, for Thanksgiving, 36.25.100 pieces F.oral, for T: Linksg ving, 37.75.CAH ho arove \u2018are in fine English semi- porcelain Ware, and cannot be dupli- cured Tor doubie the price named To Ciosæ then out in this Sale.- ADDITION\u2014we will offer to clase out an ofl and mismatched pieces ul tle sume proportionate prices.IN TERMS CASH.Kitchen and Dining Room.100 sr them worth 35.75 Par seu in our wing Sae, sel.100 Pudding Dishes, fnoide nb fire- root, worth 9uc, T! sgiv- ing Sale, Sc.\"KITCHEN WARE Meat Mincing Machines Come ang sce them work in our Base- spent To-morrow, \u2018he most ün- bruvea pattern, well enameled in- slay, and the price wily be 31.58 cach uv gendine Gem Ruisin Seeders, worth pA 2 9, i For Thanksgiving Sale, 63c.Pans, worth vc.200 Turney Roastin euch.Foi iving Sale, 9c.Thay Biving Sale, 280.enc .00 deus Moulds, regular price 15c.lor Thuksgiving Hale, luc, cach.1 lot Wire Ple Racks.to hold 4 pies.Hegular price, ach.For Thunksgivi Sale, 25c.er ach.; Wire Egg und Vegetable Hotling Bas- Kets.Regular price, Zuc wid fe.For Thunksgiving Sal ve.Breaa ng Pans.Regular rice, Toe.BRKL For Thanksgiving, ic.eac 100 poyereu H Bread kne: ang eLe raising tegul ar price, each.For \u2018Fhanksgiving.6üc.each.100 sews Tatse Mats, 5 in the pets.Bllur price, 6Uc.set.For T) giving, 39c.per set.GLOVES GLOVES Our ores Fit Well, Wear Well, Look Well, and Sell Well.Re- Ladies 4 Button Kid Gloves, gin alt leading = atuvies, at Tse., 31, , $1.50, $1.75 nnd $.85 pair \u201cLadies Woo' and Lined Kid Gloves in : all sizes and prices.Mens Mid Gloves in al popular fall 8, at $1, $1.25, SU Lo 32.26 per pulr.Buy From Us and Save Money.JOHN MURPHY & CO CORNER METCALFE STREET.\\ Harvest of Bargains «% For Thanksgiving.The season of Thanksgiving emphasises the importance of the In view of this fact, we have pro- - vided an opportune \u201cHarvest of Bargains\u201d in our basement for TO-MORROW\u2019S BUYING.HOUSEHOLD GOODS! Tea Sets-44 Pieces.Mock Buck Gloves, lined, 31.54 ones for $1 puir.Men s Wool Gloves In immense variety.Children s Gloves, ull kinds at bottom prices.Perfumes popular prices.erfumes, at Bottie gratis.Popular Perfumes at HarTison's New York 3se.oz, worth Too.Jewellery-To-morrow 500 Rolled Gold Bracelets, new designs, ditett Moin the m ers, worth Tac.und Bbc.each, for MEN'S FURNISHINGS Desiramue Duinty Designs in Men's Fall Neck Weur.Prices from loc.to $1.50 each.Muffler r, new colorings, prices 2Uc.to uv.-Sik Hundkerchiefs, 40c.ones for 256.Corduroy Vests, plain and fancy, at 32.25 and $2.60.Cardigan Vests, from 31.5 White Dressed Shirts, at Te, $1, $1.25, and and 31.80.Unjaunariét White Shirts, at 49c.© Toc.each.Frieze Ulsters Special vafue In Gray, zon and Navy Frieze Ulsters, tweed lined, extra finish, worth in regular way, 31.50, for 36.98.Ready-to-wear Goods THE LATEST STYLES AT THE CHEAPEST PRICES By ready-to-weur Goods, we mean Ladies and Children's Jackets, Closks, Cupes, Ulsters, Furs, Ladies Costuires, Blouses, \u2019 Children\u2019s In enses, Hoya\u2019 Suits, Boys\u2019.Over- cola, Boys Nap Reefers, etc, «ic.We offer ihe styles combined witn the materi and the cheapest \u2018prices in all the aboxe lines 2343 verly in 5 directing his policy that Great Britain is again friend- lv with the United States.His consent tu always submit certain disputes of the two Anglo-Saxon nations to arbitration emphasizes this sentiment of -kinship.Therein lies a sagacity of the British action.(Gréat Britain does not wish to have an enemy in the United States, and the price she pays therefor is not great,\u201d EXHIBITION STABLES BURNED, (Special to the Star.) Toronto, November 24.\u2014Three of the new stables at the Exhibition Grounds were totally destroyed by fire at six o'clock this morning, involving a loss of $000, two-thirds of which is covered by insuran-e.It is supposed that were fired Dien tramps, who were sleeping in ths bui mn BISHOP FITZGERALD DEAD.Cork.November 24.\u2014(Speciah \u2014 The Most Rav.William Fitzgerald, DD.Ré- man $atholle | Bishop of Rosa, died sud- denis A at reen yesterday .even- \u2018ing.He was romeo Noveraber n, -1877.- Special Notices.= On Wednesday all day we will offer 15,000 yards of well-seusoned Oil Clath in all widths, and prices from l7e.per square yard up to 25¢ We will also offer \u2018ards of béautiful Cürtain Nèt at 12c.and 15c.per yard.Both of the above at ti and are certainly worth double the pri 0 We are at receiving DÛ cases of Assorted Toys and Fancy Goods for the Xmas Hôliday Reayon, all of which vin be be sold cheap at the Au Bon Marche, otre Dame Street.Al- ges Valiquette, opposite Balmoral ps Block.277 2 Paar hr rs Among the new patented improvements to be found ohly'Tf'the Heinttman U right Plana in tbe agraffe.bridge.Lindsay, \u20182866 St.Catherine street, has now on view instruments with this valuable improvement.- \u2014\u2014\u2014 A) To the Children.\u2014Do not forget the Punch and Indy Show, at the frasanié Temple, on iving Day.- 2782 Boliore 9 8othing When is varétaépable and \u2018As ubreasonable witb- ut .p exepination\u2026 \u2014 (au TIME : p= \"Hood's \u2018BareapariHe \u2018permanently cures -eatarrh, because it reaches the seat of disease, by purifying, vitalizing and on .rich \u2018Try one hottle a ; soavincet of its superiori Dy .rs AIR A A sore 1 \u201c & Je OTL & $ 5 + + Toa ew een - ; 1 ESA RE cos Ca ne dpe ian ne cath havc el pe eget Lge \u2018me .\u2018 cl GE 8 THE CASE OF DR.SLACK.Frankly Confesses Having Done Wrong.HIS MANY FRIENDS SHOW THEIR CONFIDENCE.And Request the Judge to be Merciful.\u2019 at \u201cThere never was brought before Your Honor, Tam sure, main, wonian or child who received such un amouat of sympathy ay the prisoner.w ha has just pleaded guilty.\u201d Such was the statement made by Mr.George G.Foster on behadf of his client, Dr.George F.Slack, of Farnham, who had gust pleaded guilty To à charge of forgery.Amd 10 was true to the letter.Even Judge Desnoyers hiul to publicly adit it.Mr.Foster's eloquent plea for clemency was backed up by petitions containing over two thousand naines of the most prominent people of Farnham, Hedtord and Cowansville, and from all aroun.there, irrespective of creed or pohiies or nationanty.They were beaded by the Roman Catholic and Protestant clergymen of the district and even the doctor's own politivid oppopent during the viaetiouss Was one of the first signers.In addition to that there was a very puhetw letter from the doctor's sister, whose same he had netwinlly forged, ashins clemency, and the accused was accompanied to court by a large delegat.on of friends, the must pro- Last lor ; which included some of minent peopte of the distrit, where for quérs he was so universdly popular and respected.Amon them were: Mr.D.B.Meigs, ML, the dectonts successful opponent in the last elections, Mr.Spencer, M.L.A.for Missisqui, 4.C0 Me- Cork], ex~-Mayor Donuts, of Farnham, Mr.George MeKomoon, of the CLR.Mr.J.Campbeil, Manger of the Bank oi Rt.Hyacintie, the Lev.Canon Dixon, of Si.Jude's Chureti, and others equally prominent.\u2019 Tue doctor was accompanied by his Ever since his airest he has been charge of an sons.allowed Lo go about in officer.He was represented by Mr.George G.Foster and Mi bE.DMar- tin, both of the firm of Foster.Martin and Girouard, amd Messrs.Fleet and Macmaster appeared for the prosecution.While waning in the corridur for the judge Lu take his seal on the bench, the doctor talsed to and shook hands with a number of his friends who had gympathy.i It was really a strange sight, and the feeling of people in regard to® the accused can be better understood when it is stated that spontaneous efforts \u2018were made by all sorts aud conditions of people in: the district where the doe- tof labored, to raise (Le Money neces to meet the defaleation, and thus the doctor frum the consequences deed which all were convipeed he never would have comme:tted if he had not been lalloring under a great mental strain, caused by financial difficulties.The doctor was arraigned in the court room & the Court ol Queen's Bench, and pleaded guilty.Then Mr.Poster made * his plea for the clemency which the law allows the judge to extend, and he spoke not only as attorney for (he prisoner hut as legal adviser of the Slack family.He showed that while the complaint mentions the sum of five thousand dollars as the amount gained by tne forgery, it was shown conelusively that before .the prisoner had been even prosecuted he had admitted his guilt, apd returned as much of ithe money as he had retained, namely.$3500.\u201cThere is hardly, any case like this,\u201d be continued, \u2018in which a man does not receive a certain ammount of sympathy, bul, there never was brought before you, I am sure, man, woman or child, who received such ainount of sympathy, as the prisoner who has Just pleaded guilty.\u201d He then presented the voluminous petitions for clemency and said: \u201cThese are not common petitions, Your Honor.They are filied witb the names of men, not one of whom would have offered to sign them if they bad not thought that the prisoner was nou guilty, in the sense in which the word guilty is usually understood.They usk you to be as merciful as you can pnd to seaience shit to as short.a term as vou can.\u201d Tne letter from Mrs.Montgomery, the doctor's sister, was pathetic in the extreme.[1 began by asking the judge to forgive her in the first place for any wrong expression she might use in addressing him, as she was a weman LAST EDITION .unacquainted with law and placed in, such a distressing position as no wo man was ever placed before.But although it was her name that was forged, although it was her money that had been taken, nlekougeh it would he her Bons who ultimately \"would suffer, she begged him earnes'ly and strenuously to treat the doctor as leniently as his position would allow.The reason for the arrest, which has .caused such a sensation in the Eastern Townships, 13 in short as follows: Dr.Slack, who for years has been the most popular physician in the distriet, ready at al! times to aid anyone who was in need and often gong to pren: trouble to give medical assistance to many from \"whom he never received a cent, was bne of the five trustees of the Montgomery estate at Phillipsburg, of which Mrs.Montgomery, his sister and her three sons were the others.Sonic time ago the doctor secure! the signature of one of the sons to a document, which gave the doctor power of attorney to act on behalf of the trusters.Then came finan:ial trouble, brought on, it is said, simpiy by careless finan- crering on the part of the doctor, \"who with his wife and children lived in good style, and whose practice, large though it seemed, was throwrh his own carelessness not half as lucrative as it appeared.Then he evidently bethought him- sell of the power.of attorney and in a moment of great financial sLress, forged the name of his sister, which \u2018alone was necessary to make the paper valid.He then through William Mackenzie.broker, as the complaint says, sold Yertain shares of Bank of Montreal stock from which he realized $3000, In the \"course of business the other heirs to the estate discoverad some discrepancies, and without consulting the doctor, saw the bank people, who immediately t the matter in the hands of their lawyers and had the dootor arrested after keeping him under surveillance for a sufficient length of time to obtain the necessary evidence.Judge Desnoyers, after he had lis _tened to the remarks of Mr.Foster, admitted that he had never in all his experiences of the bench twit nessed such amount of sympat hy expreased for sed of such a crime, and \u201cqe.promised to carefully read over the pe titions and the letter from Mrs.Mont- fomery and to pronounce judgment on \u2018riday.The atturneys for the complainant ply watched the proceeding sil- entiy and their entire demeanor showed that there was no desire on their part to press matters harder than was absolutely demanded by their duty towards their clients.The accused will allowed his liberty till Friday in charge of one.of the deputies of High Constable Bissonnette.MAISONNEUVE'S BONUS.The Ratepayers Voting To-day Re garding the Brewers to-day brewery of Maisonneuve rate-payers are votiug to decide whether a will be erected within the Muilts the municipality or not.A' syndicate, the principal members of which are Ald.Prefontaine, Messrs.E.Saruzin and C.A.Senecal, Intends building a brewery on Ontario street, between Jeanne d\u2019Are und PLinette streets.The structure Is to cost $15H0,- 000, end it ls proposed to employ seventy-five hands.The syndicate asked the Council for & bonus of $10,000, and exemption from taxes for twenty years, The councillors were in favor of the scheme, and prepared a by-law by which the demands of the syndicate were granted, and it 3s this by-law which is being submitted to the rate payers to-day.© Up to noon thirty-one votes had been cast, and of these twenty-seven were in favor of and fqur against the bylaw.ARRESTED IN MONTREAL , A Man Accused of Breaking Gaol In Pittsburgh.Louis Levy.of Pittsburg, Penn, was 47 L'DAILY ST row OV , under the auspices of Loyal NH odirom Lodge, No.8115, 13.0.7, M.U., prom to be one ut the best of the vessun.Mia Hol- Mnghead Little Touteie Durand, Meusrs.Jack Rose, John Wilkes, J.Kelly, J.Hanylton, Harry Allan, J.T.Bmith and Bethuve will take part.! RISKED HIS LIFE.A Watchman's Brave Act at the Char- levolx Street G.T.R.Crossing.John Gee, an employes of the Grand Trunk Railway.was struck by a freight train at the Charlevoix street crossing last night and seriously injured.Geo is about 6) years of age and is employed as a watchinan.Lust night a man attempted lo cross in front of a train.and Gee went alter him.Gee succeeded in pulling the man aside but was struck himself by the engine.The General Hus- pital ambulance was sent for, and the injured man was removed to the hospital.Gea\u2019s right arm was artially severed, his thigh was cut and his skull was fractured.A BENEFACTOR'S CHARGE.Says That the Man He Befriended Robbed Him.ee William Girard, a brakesman, aged thirty-three years, residing on St.Paul street, was arraigned before Judge Desnoyers in the Police Magistrates\u2019 Court this morning by Special Constables Richard and Mefauehlin, who preferred a charge of theft.They arrested the man between three and four o'clock yesterday afternoon on complaint of one Vizette, of Visitation st., who alleged that he took Girard from the street one night last week and gave him a bed, and that in return for his arrested at a boarding house on St.An- | kindness, he arose at five o'clock in the toine street last evening by a detective from that city on a charge of breaking gaol.It appears that the man was found guilty of perjury and remanded for sentence, and that he decamped to Canada at the first opportunity, The police of Pittsburg got wind of levy's whereabouts, und a detective was sent to look him up.Lu This morhing, when brought before Judge Dugas in the Extradition Court, the officer had been tuken the accused was sent to gaol for eight days to await further evidence.SHORT ROUTE TO OTTAWA.The New C,P.R.Line to go Through Vankleek Hill and Caledonia (Springs The new route of the Canadian Pacific Railway to Ottawa, which is now completed to Vankleek Hill, will be opened within the next few days.The new line leaves Rigaud, which is 40 miles from Montreal, and from Vaudreuil, runs through Ste.Eugene, Vankleek Hill, Caledonia Springs to Alfred, 291-2 miles from Rigaud.It is expected that the line will be finished to Alfred within the next fortnight, The line will be shorter than the present route to Ottawa, and will run within a quarter of a mile of the springs at Caledonia.THROWN FROM A CARRIAGE.An Accident to a Clergyman and a Physiclan.This morn\u2018ng while Dr.Wanless and the Rev.R.C.Duclos were driving past the Royal Victoria College for Women on Sherbrooke street the horse became frightenad and plunged into a hydrant on the sidewalk.The two drivers were thrown to the walk ant Rev.Mr: Du- clos had dis forehead bruised.He was taken to the Roya! Victoria Hospital where his injuries were attended to.The hors: was sadly mjured hy the hydrant and was taken to Dr.MeEachran'a establishment where 1t was looked after.: A CHANGE IN SAILINGS.Owing to the steamship Carthaginian, which is advertised to sail from St.John's, Nfld., December 9, being chartered by the Admiralty for the conveyance of a large number of troons, 250 from Halifax and 230 from Bermuda, it has been decided by consent of the l\u2019ostmaster-General to permit the steamship Mongolian to take the St.John's call.The stermer sailing from Halifax December 5 will call at St.John's, Nfld., with and for the mails and passengers on December SUING FOR FALSE ARREST.Stanislas Toupin.of Chambly, is suing J.B.Ray, waggon-maker, of Cote xt.Paul, for $0 damages for false arrest vn a capiax which was quashed by the Superior Court.Co THE ANNUAL TREAT.On Fritay evening last two hundred and eighty news boys and girls aseem- bled at the Carsley Co., Ltd.stores to receive their annual treat of one suit of underwear, stockings and muffler.CONCERT AND BALL.The concert and bali to be given in the new Stanley Hall, corner of St.Catherine, and Stauley streets to-mor- I morning, took off the double window in the room and climbed out with every stitch of clothing \u2018his benefactor - smssed.\u2018he prisoner was remanded for ih» preliminiry enquete on pleaiing not guilty.NEW CLUB-HOUSE : And Kennels for the Montreal Hunt.the map announced his intention to fight proceedings, and after the deposition of : ! on the Cote St.Cat i | | The Montreal Hunt will have a new home shortly.They have acquired a new property behind the mountain upon which they will build a fine club house and kennels, The property is located rerine road, behind Cote des Neiges, and comprises about eight acres.i \u2018 t is within two minutes walk of the electric cars and was especially selected to give the members an opportunity to either walk or ride out.The.committee is at present engaged in examining plans .for the new building.- It wil] comprise 161-2 miles ' | a handsome club house, large stables and kennels.It is expected that the new property will be ready by May 1, and the members hope that it will be the finest country club in Canada If the mild weather continues the hounds wiil meet at the Kennels tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.Good sport is anticipated.HAS NOT RESIGNED.The announcement that Mr.H.R.Ib- botson, the soliciting agent of the Canadian Pacific Railway, was to sever his connection with the Company, was premature, and it is now learned that Mr.Ibbotson will continue his connection with the corporation which he has served with credit for several years past.OBITUARY.london, November 24.The Times tains a.notice.of the death of Sir arles Staveley at Dublin yesterday.He was conspicueus during the\u2019 Crimean and the Chinese wars.Mgr.Fabre was well enough to say Mass this morning.At the.Cummings\u2019 inquest yesterday it was not stated that the deceased was drunk.J.B.Dansereau, of Vercheres, has made a demend of assignment upon ex-Ald.Antoine Leonidas Hurtubixe, doing business under the name of A.L.Hurtubise and Co, hay dealers.Mr.Hurtubise is contesting the demand.__ a BIRTHS.1 + JODRY-\u2014 At No.9 Richardson street, Foint Sc Charles, on the 15th Jost.a son to Mr.and Mrs, Emde Jodry.MeGINNES\u2014 Ai Atheistan, Que., on the 15th inst.the wife of P.C.McGinnis, of & son.278 2 DBATHS.CLEARY-In.this city on the 24th inst, B.Sexton, beloved wife of Denis Cleary.rom her brother-in-law\u2019s residence (M.Burke, 32 Hermine street), on Thursday at 8,80 a.m.Friel and ac- qualntances are invited to attend.278 2 AYLWIN-At Leeds, Megantic, on the 19th inst.Jumes Ayiwin, Esquire, in the.sûth year of his ge.ARDLIÈY-At Lordon, England, on November 12, Kilzabeth Ardley, aged #2, beloved mo her o: W.H.Ardley, of this city.M:CUBBIN-On the 2%rd inst., at 296 Ontario street, Jeanie Cole, th b-Ioved wife of! Jomn McCubbin, in her 47th year.CLEMENT -\u2014 At Muskegon, Mich, November 9, of peritonitis, at the age of 27 the beloved wife of Dr.A.B.Clement born George L.Clements, daughter of Sewell Clemonts, of Jolietie, P.Q.ROBB\u2014 At Huntingdon, on the 28rd inst., Jaret Allan; widow of the late James Bobb, {in her-%th year.Wed- needay, November Zô, a: ! her late residence.ce _Toerty_,à netive_of_ Glasgow, _ Scotland.es es = \u2014\u2014 THE WEATHER.\u2014 y.11 a.m.\u2014Probabilities for the next twenty-four : M te to fresh westerly to norjherly.winds; clearing colder weather, : 7 \u201cpart \u201cCHRISTIAN |.CITIZENSHIP.\u201d HR.JOHN G.WOOLLEY DEFINES =.IT IN AN INTERVIEW.The Progress of the Movement in the States \u2014 Its Object and Bearing Upon the Political Life of the Country.Mr.John G.Woolley, of Chicago, the noted American Orator, arrived in the Lcity from Toronto this morning and will address a muss meeting in the St.James Methodist Church this evening, on \u201cChristian Citizenship,\u201d Mr.Woolley, during his stay in the city, is the guest of Mr.H.B.Ames.A representative of the Star had a short conversation with the famous lecturer this morning.In answer to a question as to the progress of the temperance reform in the United States, Mr.Woolley replied: : \u201c1 am not so actively connected with the temperance cause at present as I am with that of \u2018Christian Citizenship.\u2019 llowever, the movement is mak ng fair progress, and gigantic strides have been made in recent years in tha direction ol remo.pg prejuiii;es whith formerly existed against the cause and temperance workers in general, 1 am now «n- gaged.in propagating ibe principles which underlie the Christian Citizen- sllip movement.By this movement I mean the forcing bhome\u2014if I may use this expression\u2014to the Christian voter a sense of his duty to free himself from party ties and vore for that which will tend to the advancement of the cause of Christianity in our country, and the cleansing oi our political life from the festering corruption which now enthralls it.In the past there has been too much allegiance to party interests on th of my Christian fellow-citizens.They have been responsible to a great extent for the long continuance ot the present deplorable condition of American politics.They do not drink, it is true; they do not bribe, they do not willingly uphold any questionable transaction, but they have, unconsciously, given their support as a rule to those elements in our political life which tend to degrade rather than uphold the national honor.Patriotism does not consist of unswerving allegiance to party interests.That man is the true patriot who will sever his connection with party when he finds its policy bas become prejudivial to the welfare of the people and Lhe country at large.\u2018In the United States we are simply trying to persuade the Christian voter to make his vote conform as far as possible to his Christian profession.We want him to realize that his Christian vote can assist in elevating the standard of our politics, if cast aright, as his Christian life can benefit \u2018the home and make him a loving husband and an affectionate father.Ilence we are trying to place before him plainly, yet lovingly.his duty as a Christian citizen, in .the hope that Ly securing his co-opera- tion and sympatl y our political life may be purged and cleansed of the corruption which, if allowed to continue, will ruin the country and destroy national 3- We have won the sympathies of the younger generation, tile young men in our churches, in our colleges, in our clubs, in our associations, in our brotherboods.Party ties in the future will not be so binding as in the ast, and the Christian voter, realizing is duty to vote in conformity with his Christian profession, will do so regardless of party ties and interests.\u201d cent years, THE GROCERS\u2019 GUILD.Montreal Delegates in Toronto to Talk Tariff Matters.(Special to the Star.) Toronto, November 24.\u2014The Dominion Grocers\u2019 Guild is meeting here to-day, to discuss the tariff.This morning's session was not a long one, and was spent in preliminary discussion.The meeting will go on this afternoon and it is probable a memorial will be pre- pareqd, for submission to the tariff commission.The following delegates from Montreal swere present: Messrs.Charles Chaput, H: Laporte, S.J.Curten, George Childs, J.B.Maclean, G.A.Irwin, J.Joseph, A.A.!Sandawan, and W.Turner.BRIEF NOTES OF THE NEWS.\u2018I'he Hamburg dock strikers bave asked therr London confrere to refuse to load or supply coal to steamers ugpable to secure same at Hamburg.The Ham- burg-American Line people in New York say they expect trouble there, in consequence of the strike.The Fr ne and Pr.n ess of Wales and their daughters, Princess Victoria of Wales, Princess Maud of Denmark and Prince Charles of Denmark, busband of Princess Maud, will remain at Blenheim Castle; a week, whi will be devoted to shooting, etc.Erastus Wiman is in Detroit for a day or two pushing the interests of his scheme for the utilization of the Erie canal as a through all-water route for transportation of North Western flour and other products to the seaboard.Owing to sudden illness yesterday, the Duke of Connaught, the Queen's son, was forced to forego his \u201cmarch out\u201d 1 at Aldershot.| Henry Jacobs, qf Philadeiphia, clothier, bas failed, with liabilities of $.0,- MR.BOURBONNAIS \u201cPAIR.\u201d Quebec, November 24.\u2014 (Special.)- Mr.Avila Bourbonnais, M.P.P., whose defection from the ranks of the Opposition, has been reported, did not vote on the Address, having paired with Mr.Spencer, Conservative.He stated before leaving that if be had not paired he would bave voted for Mr.Jules Tessier's amendment.RHODES REPORTS ALL QUIET.* \u2018 \u201c Méndonu, Novémber 24,\u2014A despatch to the Dally Telegraph from Fort Salisbury, Matabeleland, contains an interview with Cecil Rhodes, in which he said he considered that the Mata- beleland rebellion was ended, that troops were no longer needed, and that he was going to England at the beginning of the year.\u2019 CORNWALL ELECTION.| Cornwall, Ont., November 24\u2014 (Special.) \u2014 It is rumored that nomination will take plice on December 12 and polling on embar 19 for the va cant seat in Cornwall-Stormont.TALK OF FEBRUARY SESSION.Ottawa, Nov, 24.\u2014(Special.)\u2014Maf.James Sutherland, the Liberal \u2018\u2018whip\u201d\u2019 arrived here from Woodstock this morning, and was busy to-day in his ney-General, who is personally conducting the prosecution of who are under arrest in connection with street, while a religious procession was passing on June 7 last, has announced that he wi:l ask the Court that twenty- eight of the prisoners be sentenced tu death und tifty-six rondemned to penal servitude for tife.disarder, whon the sentences are pub- of the fortress of Mont Juich und only military officers will be admitted to its proceedings.are to answer to a military court, was similar ES _ x 1896.\u201c ; avan ST Le the ker was busy in his office, held a loug conference with H.Davies and W.8, Field- tug.The subject matter, it is under- wtood, of their talk was again the personnel of the staff, There is a atir ree office off the peading room.of The 8 e the offices of the.Parliament Touse, which seems to indicate that after all, the understanding in October last will realized, and \u2018the House be in session early in February.AN INVESTIGATOR.The Dominion Government's \u201cLord High Executioner\u201d in Maritime Provinnes.° Halifax, °N.S., November 24.\u2014(Special) \u2014Captain Bloomfield Douglas, R.N.R.arrived from Ottawa to-day to commence investigation of charges of political partisanship preferfed against Government officials in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.He was appointed a Commissioner for this purpose by an order in- cil, and will take evidence under oath, subpoenai witnesses required.The court wiil private.The \u20acCommissioner has charges already against tifty officials of high and low degree.He expects at least fifty more before his work is finished.The officials so far accused include employees of the De- artments of Maine and Fisheries, Pubic Works, Customs, Post Office, and Railways and Canals.The Commissioner will hold court at Halifax first and then make a tour of the two provinces.The accused officials will be given time to prepare a defence und meet their accusers.The Commissioner will report upon the various cases from time to time.FIRM AND DULL.These Were the Characteristics of the Stock Market To-Day.(Special to the Star.) New York, November 2{.\u2014 The stock market had a sharp upward turn this Biliousness Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents d Lgos- tion and pects fuod to ferment and putrity io the stomach.Then follow diszinens, headache, insomnia.nervousness and, © if not relieved, billous fever or blood puisoning.Hood's 1 S rouse the liver, curo head- acho, dizziness, constipation, eto.23 conta.Sold.by all druguists, Tho only pills to tuke with 81 Pills stimulate the stomach, Hood's Sarsaparilla.Out of Paper ?If you want a letter to make a good impression, write it on the correct paper.: The latest fashion may always be had from the Stationery Deo- partment of , Henry Birks & Sons, t Dismond Merchants, PHILLIPS SQUARE.THE GOLD CURE CASE.Father Murphy Gives His Version of the Difficulty.273x (See Page Tuo.) We are requested by Father Murphy to state that Mr.Franklin was given the management of a Gold Cure institute in New Jersey after much solicitation on his part.He paid Father Murphy 35000 for that right, the latter simply opening the instituie and lecturing and writing for him.During his stay in New York, Father Murphy says that he received much- encouragement, both from Archhishop Corrigan and Vicar- General O Connor, who was administrator oh Fu cot a A \u201c4 iy LAST EDITION DENT\u2019S RUGBY GLOVES.Now $1.00.Regular $1.50.DENT\u2019S Genuine REINDEER GLOVES, Far Lined.J.J Heres 3 Bargains.DENT'S | GENUINE REINDEER.Squirrel Limed, Regular $7.00.For $3.50.FOR $2.9 5.Just a few in stock at those Prices, .23 These Gloves have been slightly damaged by water, .Imperfections cannot be noticed.HANNAN, 215 St.James Street.2TSx1 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.Bpccially reported for the STAR by C.D.Monk, 16 8t.Sacrament Street, local manager for J.8.Bache & Co, New York, over direct private wire: Entertainment IN AID OF THE the prisoners, the throwing of a bomb in a crowded Great.precautions will be taken against lished.The Court will sit in the vault The crime.for which the prisoners one of the most fiendish of the many outrages committed by Anarchists within the last few years.The usual observances of the feast of Corpus Christi were being observed, and thousands of people lined the streets, to witness the prooession, on its way to the ancient Church of Santa Maria del Mar.Just as the procession was Cn- tering the church, a bomb was exploded in the crowd killing a dozen people outright, and wounding about fifiy others, some of whom died from their injuries.THE TORONTO FORGER.\u2018Toronto, November 24.\u2014(Speclal.)\u2014 Willam H.Fleming, the young man who forged George Gooderham\u2019s name to a cheque for $2,700, and was captured while in the Bank of Toronto trying $o cash it, appeared in Police Court to-day.His counsel pleaded guilty.that a recent illness had affected the young man\u2019s brain, and pointed out the foolish way in which the prisoner went about the crime, Magistrate Den- tson remarked that all criminals were tools, and remanded the case until Frigay.He said BAYARD AT WINDSOR.: \u2014_ Londan, November 24.\u2014 Ambassador and Mrs.Bayard were \u201ccommanded\u201d today to visit Windsor Castle on Thursday next, and dine with the Queen.They will sleep at the castie that night and Mr.Bayard, -in consequence, has been obliged to cancel his engagement to preside at the Thanksgiving dinner of the American colony here.; A BERTH FOR M'GREGOR.Windsor, Ont., November 24.\u2014There is a report, current in political cir cles,\u201d that William McGregor, M.P.for North Essex, will resign hia seat, and take the position of lector of Customs at this port.Mr.Martin, the present incumbent, wil.be superannuated if the deal goes through.Joseph Vinet tell twenty feet from as scalfold and injured his spins yesterday.He was taken to the Notre .tlement Dame\u2019 Hospital in the ambulance.teen quietly getting hold of as much of these stoCks as hey could, and imagine that pernaps the Toronto people have the inside lruux, as prices have ranged fractionally nigner In Toruntu than here.1 only required a whis f.start tne \u2018\u2019piungers\u2019\u2019 to \u2018\u2019boom'\u2019\u2019 the market, and in they went with a will this forenoon.Cable opened at 158 1-2 and \u20ac up to 160, closing easier soon un at 159 3-4 over #0 shares changing hands.Postal 1n sympathy opened at 89 and rapidly advanced to 91,.closing at 90 34 over 800 shares ing placed.e next active stock was Montreal Street Rallway which =0.4 up from 217 to 2:7 1-2, closing strong over \u2018SUV shdreg changing hands.Toronto railway were placed ut 67-34 and Halifax Street \u2018at T7 to 75 1-4.sm lot ot Montreal cotton sold at 120, and an amount ol Telephone bonds at 108, with the exception of « small sale of Eastern Townships at 140, the banks were neglected.The London market was reported as stronger and more doing in Americans at higher prices.Consols and mines were good, the latter, it is raid, beirg favorably affected by the day, which shows a reduced account, easy rates, and a shortness of stocks.money market was much easier.The Paris Bourse was reported steady as also Berlin, and tne ease in money having a good effect.- Morning Salea.\u201415 Eastern Townships at 146; 3500 Telephone tonds ; Bank n at 108; 15 Toronto Ky.at 67 3-4; 125 Cabte at 158 1-2, 50 at 15% 3-4, 50 Al 169.26 at 159 L-2,100 at 159 3-4 100 ar 169 F8, 100 at 150 at t., .Co.at 8%; 75 at 84, 175 at 89, 126 at 89 at 90.3% at 90 1-2, 250 at SI.34 Montreal Cotton at 120; 109 Street Ry.at 211.225 at 217 1-8, 217, 25 at 2:7 1-8, 50 at 217 1+4, 200 at 217 8-8, 200 at 2'7 1-2.Afternoon Sales.\u201426 at 130; 100 Cable at 160.200 at 159 $-4, at 169 6-8 100 at 34, 76 at 159 6-8, nt 159 84.75 at 169 7-5; '1 Halifax Street at T5; 75 Post £0 1-2.125 at 91; 165 Street Railway at 217 1-3, 210 at 217 8-8 100 at 2:7 1-4; 45 ) Cotton_at_120.\u201cMONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Reported for the STAR hy Gordon Strathy & Co, Btock Brokers, 9 8t.Sacrament street.ov.H Nov.22.Close.Ask Hid Ask.Bid.Conadiart Pacific Ry.58 5614 51 5644 Do do Land Bonds \u2014 107 - \u2014\u2014 10644 Commercial Cable.160 159% 159 15834 Dulurh 8.8.& Atlantic.hy D'e 5 do cfd 13 10 12 10 Montreal Tel pi 170 - 165 10 165 Rich.& Ont.Nav.Co.~ \u2014 ae 100 Montreal Bt.Ry.Co.Mi 317 218% Montreal Gas Co.117 1784 177 Do.Do.Bond: \u2014\u2014 104 102 Bell Telephone 157% 160 157% Do.Honds.\u2014_\u2014 \u2014 |= \u2014 Royal Electric 15 1% 1774 114 Bank of Montrealxd.235 275 235 225 Ontario Bank sd.\u2014 174 \u2014 717% Hank of Brit.North Am.\u2014 = \u2014- \u2014_ Peoples Bank .\u2014== = uy _\u2014 Moisons Bank.\u2014 182 _ 182 Bank of Toronto xd.\u2014\u2014 24 \u2014 A Jacques Cartier Bank xd \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 Merchants Bask xd.174 168 174 1s E.Townahips Rank., 50 15 150 144 xd.I \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 11% \u2014 i 100: 110 100% 197% 128 127% -_10 100 70 122% 126 184 157 164 157 Cham.& 8t.L.Bo \u2014 \u2014\" - _ on Totton, .15 10 195 eg Can.Col'd Cot.Mills Co.3B 5 5 a o do lwuds \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 Merchants\u2019 Manufg Ca.\u2014 \u2014\u2014 ~~ Dom.Cotton Mills Co.95.8 % - Loan & Mo: \u2026.AB 135 13 __ \u2014\u2014 Ma fo \u201d 674 Postal Tel Co.i00000 Halifau street Ry.cocoon 78 15 8.Ke 2313) 8s) commencement of set- | LONDON STOCK MARKET.\u2014 Messrs.J.S.Bache & Co., N.Y., report the London Market at 1 p.m.to-day as follows: Nov.2ith, 1896, london New York.Stocks.Prices.Equivalent.14 59 si Atchiron.Canadian Pacific.rie.164 Kan.& Texas.14 134 Louisville & N.52 sut Lake Shore.\u2014 \u2014 Northera Pac.Pr, 2 Jl.Central 94 Ont.& Western, 15: Heading, 154 st.Paul.78% 7 Union Pacific.Li 10] h 17 16 MONTREAL EXCHANGE MARKET.rted for the \u201cStar,\u201d by Mesars Michois & Marler, Foreign Exchange Brokers, corner Notre Dame and Bt.ncuis Xavier streots.3p.m.\u2026 November 24th.Between Banks Counter.A uyers | Bellers.Mew York Funds 1-39 die to 1-32 prm 1-18 pr to 44 prm Bterling, 60 days 87-16 :o 8 9-18 8% to 8 Bterling Demand 224 to % o> to 9 Blerlidg, Cables 94 to to 10 BRITISH MARKETS.Cable advices to the Board of Trade here report the British markets for breadstuffs as follows: London \u2014 Cargoes of \u2018wheat and maize off coast, nothing do.ng.Cargoes of wheat on passage, 8d nigher and firm at that; , quiet but steady.Liv- erpool- pot wheat and maize quiet; fu- turés: heat, casy; November and December, 66 6 M2d; January, 6s 634d; February, 6s 6 3-44; March, te 4d.Malze, quiet; November and Decentber, 25 11 Bd anu, x ay February and rch 1 M American malze, spot, 2s Î1 3-44, old.Minneapolis first bakers\u2019 flour, 266 64.Eng- lsh country wheat markets qulet but steady.eatner in England cloudy.Torontd Produce Market.Toronto, November 24.\u2014 Market dull.Flour\u2014Very dull, buyers holdlrg off; no sales reported and prices nominal at about $4 for straight rollers.Bran\u2019 \u2014 Quiet, prices steady; dealers asking 37.50 west; Û Wheat \u2014 Demand short, $3.50 to $9 west.restricted, prices heavy: -a car of white bought at àl l-2c, but most deale as l 88e outside; red romirul at Ric to 82e; No.1 Manitoba hard quoted at sic to 91 1-2c, Toronto- freights, at #7c Midland; No.2 hard at 8c Midland.Buckwheat Steady: sales at 23 1-2¢ to 29¢ west, Barley\u2014Dull; no demand: No.at 18¢ to 196 west.Peas \u2014 Quiet, prices sfeady: sales at 42c north and west.ILye\u2014 Quiet; sales outside ut 34c oa Northern.Corn- Dull; prices Steady at 2kKc to 2vc at outside pofn B.Oatmeal \u2014 Unchanged; car lots quoted at 33.40 to 33.Special Notices.Being satisfied with the Heintzman Pianos furnished her last year, Madame Albani will use this maker's instruments at all concerts of her pres ent tout.| \u2019 Rent a food used piano from 24 { per month, or a mew one at $5, an bave rent allowed if you urchase with- in six mon Nordhetmer's, 218 &t.James at.278 Jeod ce ov.34.Nov.23.Ov.Close.Opg Close.N