The Montreal daily star, 21 novembre 1902, vendredi 21 novembre 1902

[" \\ D » THE WEATHER FORECAST.Fair and Mild.\"VOL.XXXIV.No SIR WILFRID LAURIER AT HOT SPRINGS VA.The Premier and Lady Laurier Entertained at a Social Function.CURE COMMENGES T0-DAY Sir Wilfrid Has Placed Himself Unreservedly in the Hands of An Experienced Doctor.(Special Lo the Montreal Star.) HOT SPRINGS, Va., November 21.\u2014Nir Wilfrid and Lady Laurier, and Sor Witham Mulock were given an informal reception and tea yesterday by Mrs.S.Barton French at \u201cBurton Lodge.\u201d It was also in the nature of à farewell tea, for Mrs.French leaves to-day to be present at the opening might of the opera.For the occasion, the house, which is built on the colomal style, was bandsomely decorated with chry>anthemums and\u201c American Beauty roses.Mrs.French was assisted in receiving by her mother, Mrs.Walker Fearn, who was a celebrated beauty of New Orleans in her younger days, and is still very bandsome.Among those present to meet the guests of honour were Mr.and Mrs.Jours LL.Lori- lard, Mrs.Cornelius Vanderbilt.Mr.and Mrs.Augustus Saint Gaudens, Mrs.Robert de Forest, Miss Frances Howland, Mrs.Everard Strong, Miss Strong, Mr.Trevor L.Park, Mr.and Mrs.Reginuld de Koven, of New York; Mrs.Henry May, of Washington; Mrs.Jos.E.Welland, wiie of the Lieutenant-Governor of Virginia; Dr.Joseph L.Nichols, of Cincinnati, and many others.The Premier will begin the baths aml ,\u201ccure\u2019\u201d bere to-day.Thc bath house 1s quite complete in its appointments, and has a splendid corps of trained Swedish attendants.The house is three stories in height and connected with the hotel by a covered bridge that is heated, so that be may go directly to his room and rest after the bath, as \u2018directed, without going out in the open air.All patrons must take the cure only under a doctor\u2019s prescription, and the Premier has put himself under the care of Dr.Henry 5.Pole, who has made a study of the waters here for thirty-ive yeare.THE POPE SAYS HIS WORK IS NOT FINISHED.ROME, November 21.\u2014At a reception of 5ou Piedruontese pilgrims to-day, the Pope Jocularly referred to the unfounded ru mours yesterday of his indispostion, adding: \u201cMy time has not et come.We have many things\u2019 to aseomiiétr befére\u201d death.\" W EXPECT A DICTATORSHIP.Agrion of Servian King Causes Speculation in Vienna.(Special to the Montreal Star.) VIENNA, November 21.-The Tesigna- tion of the Servian Cabinet and King Alex ander's mandate to (General Marovies lo form su new Ministry are generally taken here to foreshadow a military dictatorship in Servia.The King's next move, avon] ng to general expectations, will be the indefinite adjournment or dissolution of Par liament.He will then attempt to govern as an absolute monarch, supported only by lis army.This startling outlook finds published verification in the Wiener Allegrmeme Zes tung, which says that the foregoing action 1- probable on account of King Alexanders determination to check the designs or the anti-dynastic Radicals.The resignation at the Cabinet occurred on Tuesday.in con requence of a vote in the Skupshtins.which was construed as indicating a la k ot con fidence in the Government.General Maio viva received the King's conunand to das 15 torm a Ministry.The Skupshtina want.M.Pasics, a former Radical.as Premier.but as he 2 a wellknown enemy 0 the Obrenovics dynasty, the King naturally Jil not select him.The nommation of tien eral Marovies was in direct opposing ta the wishes of the Skupshtina.4 MRS.MOLINEUX WON'T TALK.Declines to Discuss Reasons Why She Seeks Divorce.(Special to the Montreal Star à SIOUX FALLS, S.D, November 2) Mrs.Blanche C.Molineux absolntels 1 tused to say a word today in reference to, the report outlining her reasons toi lean ing her husband.The same refusal was made hs her \u20ac torneys.under whose advice she 15 ting They absolutely declined to discuss the story.Mere.Molineux remained quietly an room, denying herself to all callers.Tun she will not disclose her plans or antentions in.advance.\u2018The hotel propretors also per st an ther antention not to discuss tase.lt as predictod that nothing will bu known until the expiration of the that the become Russian.The Rossiys pointed out that the, Russian Steam Navigation an ing -a port necessary.\u201cRussia then\u201d Lided the Rossiya.\u201ccan- pot be indifferent when she sees other mae appear at Rumours that President Reesevelt would see the game were not confirmed by the Vale management, who say they have received no natiticatimn.lt 1x stated, however, that Miss Alive Roosevelt will quite hkely be a guest.Twenty-three special trains wil} be run tn the game from New York and Boston.New Haven hackmen are charging enormous prices for carriages to the game.i and the city authorities have given them protection in this hy refusing licenses to outside hackmen.; Hetting on the game is quiet.Some Harvard money has reached here, to be placed at odds of 3 to 5 or 8 to 10.The improved condition of the Yale team led ex-Capt.Charley Gould yesterday to predict a victory of 18 to 0 against the Crimson.HURT \u201cMIDDY\u201d AIKEN MAY RECOVER NOW.Injured Player An Hour and a Half Under the Knife for Delicate Operation.ANNAPOLIS, Md, November 21.\u2014As a result of the accident to \u2018Midshipman Hugh Kk.Aiken in the game with Bucknell ,ast Saturday the annual games between Annapolis and West Point may be abolished altogether.It was thought at first that Aiken would die and in that event this year's game between the Middies and the Soldiers would have been abandoned.There is every hope now, however, that Aiken will recover.A delicate rurgical operation was performed yesterday afternoon on Aiken as the only which had been caused by the rupture of a blood vessel was removed, and ~ Keen stated after the operation unless it had been performed the patient would have died within thirty-six hours.Aiken bas now recovered consciousness, snd his mind is clearer than at any time mnce the accident.- A triangular section of the bone of the skull mas out with 3 og 8 section be, gan e top of the lead a extend Shout \u201cthree incheg toward the right, 14 base being about an inch lo arated from the skull.Thi was up and acraped, re i the clot.The operation lasted an hour and a half, and a drain was fixed and the wound closed.The patient 16 still suffering from the effects of the anaesthetic, but it is believed he is on the mend and that his life will be saved.Dr.J.M.T.Finney, of Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, and urgeons Wieber, Pickerell and Johns, of the Naval cademy, were present at the operation.Dr.Gayie Aiken, father of the injured \u2018midshipman, was algo in the building.he accident to young Aiken has occasioned considerable sentiment against the continuance of the annual contests, and some have expressed an opinion that the game should stopped entirely at the Naval Academy.OTTAWA LAUGHS AT CANADIAN UNIONS FOOTBALL SENSATION.McMurrich Wrote He Was Perfectly Satisfied With Arrangements.(Special to the Montreal Star.) OTTAWA, November 21.\u2014There was a good deal of amusement caused in football circles in Ottawa yesterday, when a tele gram from Toronto announced that Mr.J.D.McMurrich, of Toronto, secretary of the Canadian Football Union, was eo incensed with a fancied injury in Ottawa that he would execute both the Rough Riders and the Ottawa College teams.Personally, Ottawa football people do not know much about Mr.McMurrich and his grievances, and they care less.The Canadian Union in this village has been principally looked on as composed of an officious iot of Toronto \u201cbas beens.\u201d Ottawa, with very little representation in the Union, has been winning the premier honours, and they perbaps were not quite willing that Toronto men should come down and run the game.The state ment is made that Mr.MeMurrich did not | have to pay to see the football match, and even if he did there was no reason why he should be the general high Muck-a-Muck in the business.8 a matter of fact there is no reason for the reports spy are being spread by certain people.Mr Hal McGiv- erin, when seen, told your reporter that there was nothing in the semsation at all, although all the football men were talking of it.The Rough Riders were in receipt of a letter from Mr.McMurrich, in which he said that the championship of Canada would be awarded to the Rough Riders, and also that the financial arrangements were satis factory to the Union.As to Mr.McMur- rich paying admission to the grounds is concerned, said Mr.McGiverin, \u201cI don't think he did, and he certainly would not have done so if he had taken means to provide himself with the document.\u201d There is considerable talk here on a kick coming from a city as big as Toronto, who cannot get a champion ip of any kind.President Slattery, of the College team, was out of town, but others of the team spoken to thought it quite a joke for one man im Toronto to knock out a city that holds three championships.HARVARD HAS NEW TRICKS.FOR YALE.and not se CAMBRIDGE, November 21.\u2014There were no new developments in the Glass case at Cambridge as near as could be learned from the officials.The matter is ended as far as the Crimson is concerned.Prof.Hollis, chairman of the Harvard Athletic Cemrmittee, declared in an inter view that he knew n ing about the Glam tern British or German Koweit, whether they be BATTLE SATURDAY \u2018Yale Will Play Glass and HARVARD HAS NEW TRICKS Thirty Thousand People Expected at NEW HAVEN.November 21.\u2014Eleventh- hour rumours that Glass would be with.n i A a by d at, i a Sn ave pome fric : ng on Elis that even some of the coaches know nothing about.Yesterday not a few coaches werd asked to remain outside of the big fence while the team had fifteen minutes of signal practice.Never has there been such pre- -caution taken as yes y, when even coaches were not allowed to see the plays.S \u2018den was at centre, and there is little uestion but that he is to be the fina) choice for the place.The final line-up of the eleven as it will eet Yale is: Mills, left end: Shea, left tackle; Barnard, left guard; Sugden.centre; A.Marshall, right guard; Knowlton, right tackle: Bowditch, right end; CC.Marshall, quarter-back; .Kernan, Jeft half; Putnam, right half; Gray.den, full-back.there Li que War on Speculators.NEW HAVEN, Conn, November 21.\u2014 Last night Yale students made an attack on every ticket speculator who could be found in the city and relieved them of all Pthe tickets in their possession.The speculators were given the regulation price \u2014$2\u2014 for every ticket taken.In several instances, when the ticket dealers remonstrated, they were roughly handled.At midnight it was Jearned that the speculators, after a consultation, decided to drawn lollowed closely on the story that approach the police authorities with com: he had been protested by Harvard.ale plaints.alleging that the students should foothall officials autherized a denial of these be guilty of highway robbery.Neveral of rumours.They say.the men are badlv bruised as a result of their encounter with the college men.It developed later last evening that all the speculators did not \u2018receive immediate reimbursement for the tickets taken from them.Instead they were given a slip of Paper on which was marked the number of tic eta taken away.The men were told to apply to the football management for their money.The management: it 1s said.bave made an announcement that they will redeem all such receipts given hy the stud- the speculators.Pents who participated in the attack upon \u2018 Fog Stops Playing.TORONTO, November 2) -Faothall met a new enemy vest the \u2018Varsity was started, quently impossible to ree the ball.an interruption never occurred here fore.erday.The tinal game at grounds for the Mulock Cup ut had to be called off he- cause the fog was so thick that it was fre- Such he- Queen's Athletic Comnntiee has appoint- wd GG.B.McLennan and M.E.Brans- combe, of the senior Rughy team, to go to Toronto and witpess the \u2018Varsity Argonaut match, under the Burnside rules.on Saturday.*Varsity pays half their expenses.CURLING.LORD DUNDONALD ELECTED MEMBER MONTREAL CLUB.Semi-Annual Meeting Was Very Well Attended.At the semi-annual meeting of the Montreal Curling Club, the following skips were alected: WW, I.Fenwick, A.odgson, R.W.Mardougall.& A.MeMurtry, loent.- 1.Miller.¢.P.Sclater, F.N.Southam, .F.Suckling, R.W.Tyre, D.Williamson, Rev.J.Wilhamson, G., As there P.Walker.unfinished matches chance of saving bis life.The operating fiom last season, it was decided that the fins Pa Or Willism W.Keen, of fish of these matches should\u2019 be decided by A clot of blood weighin four ounves January firat.After this date the whole arrangement of matches.will be left in the bands of the rink committee.After the regular business of the meeting there was as usual a most enjoyable musical mme.Mr, A.i) Britannia,\" selections from Mesure.R tred sang and this wis followed b D.McGill, F.Southam, Owen -N.Evans, Noman Binmore apd others.Mr.Coates acted as sccom- panist.and added much to the evening's en- .seconded by 3 inment.wr \u2018Williamson pro n'y WW.Tyre.that Dundvuald bo force Foie.Ascept an honoëtary mem p.e resolution was undnimously carried.HOCKEY.THE WINNIPEG VICTORIAS SPEAK OF MEAN MOTIVES.Virtually Accuse Montrealers of Unsportsmanlike Action.(Special to the Montreal Star.) WINNIPEG, November 21.\u2014S the Stanley Cup president of the Vi king of situation, Mr.J.Waugh, ctorias , said: \u201cI rather ex.some opposition from the Montrealers ut their contention is a very weak excuse.It in just the same as if we were to get that cup up here, and then enter into an agreement with the western clubs that the raatches should not be played till May.The trustees will bave to use their judgment in this case.AQUATICS $25,000 MORE FOR THIS.DEFENDER.\u2014_ New Boat to be Most Costly Ever 1t at Bristol Castin Built a sto Bey, g for the Keel) | BRISTOL, R.I., November 21.\u2014It was Detwetn C after a meeting Téelin, Capt.Charlie Barr an .Oliver Designer Nat Herreshoff, that the lead keel of the cu defender of 1903 should be cast just a mont earlier than tha.made for the Constitution of 1900.\"Tt wn developed latest production of the H &vening that this erreshoff boat factory 18 to cost $25,000 more than any other defender floated from Bristol.The cost to the syndicate, of which Mr.Iselin is the managing owner, will thus be $275,000; that is, the yacht complete when it is final.lv accepted and taken from the hands of the builders.Another thing which leaked out about the Herreshoff shops yesterday is that Mr.lse- Jin has taken a more active rt in the reliminary arrangements of the construc- Pion of the craft than ever before.He is making the bi lace, and he in former years with sitting about kind of a stir about the joes not content himself ax the model and draughting rooms of the estab ishment esterday, for instamce, he came down over the highwa double-quick.from Providence on the e was in the antomobile of Henry F.Lippitt, and they are said to have beaten the electrics in the run over roads.When he alighted the Bristol coun at the works r.Iselin went at once to the south shop and took a\u2019look at the new keel mould, which is rather sharper and more pointed in ite interior than that of the Columbia or the Conatitution.It is id that the mould provides for more Yee Show and less astern than any fin keel yet made here.Even Coaches are Barred While Prac- \u2014\u2014 tice is Going on.SNOWSHOEING ST.LAMBERT | SNOWSHOE CLUB MEETS Electsd Officers at Their Annual Meeting Last Night.At « largely attended meeting of the affair except what he had seen in the pa- above club, which took place Thursday even- pers, that Harvard had taken no steps ing, the- ollewing cers were elected: to investigate the matter.President, A.E.Woodworth; vice-president, As the for the big e approsches J.L.Smith, sec-tress., E.G.Powell; com\u2019 exti grows more ini at Cam- mittee, J.N.Morris, D.8.MacLeod, C.B.Hundreds of bets were placed, most Hart, W.Powell, Miller McConnell.of at odds of 5 te 4 on Yale: À large number of new members were en- The report that Harvard hss been play- rolled.The club anticipates à very plessant x | CANIS AT - THE HORS Protest Lodged: Against One of the Exhibitors.THOUSANDS IN ATTENDANCE The Result of the Regular Baces at the Bennings Track Bun Off Yesterday Afternoon.NEW YORK, November 21.\u2014Champion- ships in various classes were awarded at the Horse Show.The blue ribbon for three vear-old Hackney stallions was cartied off by imp.Gribthorpe Playmate, owned by Kobert Beith, of Bowmanville, Ont.a member of the Canadian Parliament.Grib- thorpe Playmate won firsts and the (\u2018halienge Cup.For the championship his chief competitor was Afair IL, who won the Challe Cup Jast year when he was owned by Mr.Beith.Now he is tbe prop erty of Mitebeil Harrison, of Philadelphia, and was forced to take second place.The American Coaching Club\u2019s , one of the most coveted trophies at the show, went to Dr.John L.Wentz, of Scranton, Pa.whose tour-in-hand was the bdÿt at the show.Four-in-hands in this event also were shown by A.G.and R.Vanderbilt, J: Hobart Moore, of Chicago, and.W.H.Moore.A very difficult event over the fences was won by Myopia, owned by (George Pepper, of Toronto, Ont.The gontestants had to go over rix fences, tw of which were six feet high.; ; J.Hobart Moore, of Chicago, carried off first prize in the class for pairs of horses shown before a Victoria, with bis spanking team Burlingbam and Viceroy, while Jos.E.Widener, of Philadelphia, took second, and Alfred G.Vanderbilt third.The Breeders\u2019 Challenge Cup for Hark- neys in harness went to Frederick Stevens, of Attica, N.Y., who showed Cyrena.The cup becomes the property of Mr.Stevens, as his entry has won it twice, The largest crowd so far of the week attended the Horse Show in the Garden lats night.At ten o'clock there were fully 8,000 spectators ranged about the tanbar ring, every seat in the house being taken and the aisles and promenades crowded to overflowmg.The costumes were even more brilliant than on the two preceding days, and society turned out in greater numbers than before.But the bulk of the crowd was made up of sightseers, who were attracted by the stories of magnificent gowns, superb jewels and the presence of V4 our Hundred.For the first time e the show opened it was tively uncomfortable in the promenade.The atmosphere was stifling down among the crowd, men\u2019s collars wilting and women wishing they had brought their fans.\"At tines the endless procession became block- \u2018ed, it being impossible to move either for ward or backward.Those who were unfortunate enough to be short in stature found themselves in the unpleasant predicament of being unable to see anything in the ring or anybody in the boxes, = With the presence of this large gathering the babel of conversation bacame morse animated every moment until the chatter of society people was heard on every hand.Though the exhibitions in.the ring were of sterling quality and of intense interest to practical horsemen, society soon was involved in a general discussion of othe: things, sq that little that went on in the arens under the eyes of the jud, was noticed.© Now and then \"an enthusiastic cheer\u2019 from the crowd which hung against the rails all the evening caused a slight diversion from the topics of the day, but immediately society went back to gossip and kept it up until the exhibition was over.While there were many features of interest within the Gardens wall, there was a scene outside that was particularly roteworthy.Long rows of private car riages, with i lamps ard neatly groomed attendants extended away from the Garden entrance on Madigon avenue down through Twenty-sixth and Twenty- seventh streets as far as Fifth avenue \\n one direction and Fourth avemue in the other.One by one these equipages unloaded their occupants and were then sent away to await a call for the drive home.It was long after the last exhibit had passed out of the ring when these carriages had carried away the rich and the aristocratic either to their homes or to the fashionable restaurants.Mention must be made once more of the temporarily organized ers\u2019 and milliners\u2019 association which has been holding nightly sessions inside the main entrance with a view to i ing the various styles worn by the big Last night the number of dressmakers and milliners who gathered for this purpose was largely increased, so that the number of policemen placed in charge of the bevy was augmented by two more stalwart blue goats who kept the throng back by main orce.While the women were i magnificent gowna of all colours the rainbow, there was a sudden craning of necks when Johnstone Bennett, the actress, and 8 woman companion entered the portals.Miss Bennett wore a mannish Alpine bat, with a rosette on the left side, a looee- fitting jacket and a short walking skirt of dark material to match, which was vet off by a standing coller, a white puff tie, in which nestled a gold searfpin, and red- tanned gloves, the tops of which were turned down fashionably over the knuckles.Miss Bennett's companion was similarly attired and with long, rapid à r proceeded past the boxes, attracting universal attention as they went along and finally mounted to the reserved seats, under the balcony.\u2018 n the army of men in evening dress appeared one individual who was looked over carefully by all who saw him.He was about 5 feet 10 inches tall, of naturally slight build, his face being thin and his neck small.But his were as broad as those of Sandow, while his waist was so small that Jobn L.Bullivan might have encircled it with his bands.Flowing away from the waist the skirts of the coat formed a perfect bell, from which a dainty pair of patent leather slioes protruded underneath.Lilac-coloured silk gloves s black d y hat and a monccle completed the odd pi which remained on exbibi- tion until Whe lights te go out.Whether this pervonage was a professional fashion plate could not be learned, but it is safe to say that the fashion set by him last night will not become popular.Wine agents.tsilors, bookmakers, high- toned blers, hotel clerks and Central Office detectives were largely im evidence in the passing throng; so wers coschmen footmen doormen and butlers, employ.by rich families.who were enjoying a night off and who.like their masters, wore their best bib and tucker.But they were easily picked out because of their elosely crop- sidewhiskers and the lofty expressions they wore.They did not bayp box seats or even reserved wveats, but they had a better view of the show thim any of the promenaders, for they lost no time in climbing to the tops of t coaches and drags which stood in rows at the Fourth avenue end of the amphitheatre, DECLARES BLUE RIBBON WENT TO & \u201cRINGER.\u201d Horse Show Award of First Prive May be Rescinded Because of Charge.\u2019 NEW YORK, November 21.\u2014A8 thg result of nu protest lodged by -Mector Ver- in with ke EP pre Tres e Va y ue Si A mid | Ahola also ran.Oak another horde, in class 8, en evening, and will have to answer to the Board of Directors of the National Horse Show Association to the charge of \u2018ringing in\" \u2018a substitute for Wonderland, the horse entered by him as & mats to White .Oak Maid.Both Mr.Vervaeke and My.Spratiey are dealers who bring carriage horses to New York to seJl.The former, it is alleged, had a hetse called Wonderland that he agresd to dettver to Mr.Spratiey in time to show at the Garden as a mate to White Oak Maid: but when the came Mr.Ver- vaske changed his mi letting Mr.Spratiey have the horse, Wikause, it was sajd, he belleved the made-up pair might peut ui own entry, Bnowfigke and Diana.or pine.24°\" If-arder to make up & gâir to exhibit.it Te déclare.Mr.Spratley went to Charles T.Proctor.a well-known New York dealer in carriage horses, and either bought or borrowed « fine high stepper of x same size and eolour as Wonderland, drove him in the ring as a mate to White Oak Maid.They won tbe blue ribbon In the class for dealers\u2019 horses, with Diana and Snowflake second, and George D.King's Troarn and Archer third.Mr.Vervaeke protested the award as soon as made, on the ground that one of Mr.tiey*s horses was not Wonderland, but a \u201cringer\u201d for that horse, which, Mr.Vervaeke alleges, he still owns.At the office of the Horse Show Assool- ation no information could be obtained beyond the fact that a protest had been lodged and that a meeting of the directors had been called to consider the matter.It is said.however, that Mr.Spratley Te- celved a letter from the Horse Show Association notifying him of Mr.Vervaeke's protest.and calling on him to answer the charge.Mr.Spratley, so the story goes.went at once to the Garden and told the officials the facts in the case as related.whereupon he was informed that the protest would be sustained and that his pair would be disqualifled as soon as the Board of Directors could hold a meeting to rule on the matter.Whether any further action will be taken fs a meated question among horsemen.For a similar offence on the trotting turf the offender would be ruled off or excluded from, entering and starting horses.and the same penalty is provided by the Jockey Club for substituting one horse for another on the running turf.In justice to Mr.Spratley, {t should be said that he did not attempt to \u2018ring In\u201d a previous winner as a green or novice horse.but merely substituted one green qne for another, neither of the horses shown having won a prise before.It was rumoured last night that another protest might be lodged In the case Mr.Vervaeke being the exhibitor aimed at.Diana, one of the pair shown by him, is described in the catalogue as being eight vears old.It has been stated.and not denied, that Diana is the well-known Grand fbircuit trotter Lucy B.hy Gypsy Boy.that gained a record of 2.144 at Davenport, \u201cTowa.in 1896.If she is that mare she was foaled in 1888, according to the Stud Bobk.thus making her age thirteen vears instead of eight, as the Horse Show catrlogue has it.CRESCEUS\u2019 VISIT TO CANADA A CERTAINTY NOW.Visit Ottawa and Montreal Tracks.Mr.J.A.McCullough haa issued the following caojumunication: Enclosed find corrected and official programme of the Ottawa Ice Racing Aseo- ciatton meet.This programme is in the American Breeder, Horse World and Canadian Sportsman.Wil have the biggest meeting hy 500 per cent.that ever has been, Alexander McLaren, Esq.has written G.H.Ketcham, owner of Cresceus, inviting him to be his guest while in Ottawa, and his stables on Sparks street west will be Cresceus's home while here, J.A.McCULLOUGH, Bec.-Treas.O.I.R.A.The programme states that the races will be held under the patronage of His Excel lency the Governor-General from February 9 to 30.The classes are given as follows: Pacing, 2.3%.2.35, 2.17, 24.Trot- u 2.45, 3.27, 3.20, 218 Trot and pace, 3.080¢3.8, 2.22, 2.30, 2.24, 3.20, 3.15, 2.12.Green race, balf-mile heats, $300.Three- mile dash, Five-mile dash.Purses for the above classes, $300 each.Free-for-all, trot or pace, purse $1000.The entries are to close December 15.The total amount to be offered in purses is sald to be $7000.After appearing in Ottawa, Cresceus is to visit Montreal.The Races at Bannings.WASHINGTON, D.C.November 21.\u2014The bookies continue to get in their good work at Bennings, while the track is in bad shape.Historian, with Barry up.in the hurdle race, fell at the third jump.Both horse and rider escaped injury.Summary: Firet race, hurdle, 1% rmiles\u2014Ohnet, 139, G , F to 1 and 7 to 10, won; Gould, 146, 8 to 1 and 3 to 1, second; Vie- tor.130.Houlihan, 10 to 1, third.Time, 2.25.Lavator, The Ragged Cavalier, Blacksmith, Sliver Twist, Beauregard and Historian *Zecond race nes\u2014Toscen, Lan , 6 furlo: T n, 115, - dry, 8 to 1 and 3 to 1, won; Walden, 114, Hurley, 3 to 1.second; Meistersinger, 111, O'Connor, $ to 1, third, Time, 1.17.Brandy Smaah., Uncle Louis, Paul Aker, Bongster, Right and True, Lord Advocate, Spring will Brook.Hist, Barkeimore and The Dancer a = © maiden ?-year-olds, 7 furlongs \u2014 at of Gold, 110, H.Cochran, 8 to 1 ad# to 1, won; Florham Queen, 107.Mar- an, 8 to Iand § to 8, second; 8ir Faust, 110, mortes, 5 to 1, third.Time, 1.31.Hack- enstél£ : Harrison, Fullbaek, Gates, Ink, end also ran.Fou race, for 2-year-olds.544 furlongs \u2014Glorfose, 102.Redfe 3to 1and 3to 5, won; Hay, 110, O'Connor.7 to § and out.nd; Illyria, 106, Minder, 15 to 1.third Time, 1.10 1-5.@Accharomoter also ren.Fifth \u2018vece selling.2-year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles\u2014Black Dick, 100, O'Connor, 16 to 5 and 8 to 5.won: Benckart.112 Won- deriy.3 to L and even.second; Aminte, 101, Daley, 15 to 1, third.Time, 1.53 1-5.Wun- derlach, Arrahgowan, Einus, Heroics, Dactyl, ea, Potheen, Waterton.Brisk, Quen a! and Burnish also ran.Sixth T furlongs, 3-year-olds and up\u2014B 98, Redfern.4 to § won ; Himself, 106, Wonderly.$to 1 and 3 to second; Never More, M.Martin, 5 to third.Pime, 1.5.Sparkle Esher and mp Temple Club Euchre.prne Montre Temple Club will hold the thi a series progressive euchre matches on Saturday evening in the club rooms.These Saturday might matches have roved a big success, many of the mem- Pers being travellers, and unable to attend About eighty members takes part each evening, and the competition for the president's and vice-president's val- unable prizes is getting very keen.during the week.MISCELLANEOUS * Joliried to Meet MoCoy.NEW YORK, November 31.\u2014James J.Jefiries\u2019 des is answered.The hammen of champions « few days announced he would box any are the world.thet stipulated, bowever, that he would consider \u2018only his best business inducements.Fol Jon this line George Grant, manager « ?McCoy, last night wired to the boilerstaïker : \u201cJeffries rays he is anxious to get on a match,\u201d said Grant to a representative of the Morning Te ph.\u201cAs Jeffries is the champion, he the right to dictate terms, but as be has sent broadcast a statement that he will fight any one for the best inducement offered, here are our jro- \u2018McCoy will fight him on this basis 65 per cent.to the winner and 35 per cent.to the 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You dave\u2019 ! _ sure.If 5 = » rer A 0 this IP rr: amandes ue, © soit che most bots Pe ill the N eminent ERs sue TR Sl Fa ori] 223 ef 1 furthermore posted my money.It waa left up for a month.earing nothing to all my telegrams, 1 finally drew the de t.\u201cMcCoy stands ready to meet any man | in the world, Jeffries preferred.The \u2018Kd is not in the show Fosiness.He is mot \u2018booming\u2019 any theatrical attraction.He a fighter, pure and simple.First come, BE Ve ars here With the goods Can't \u201cWe are here wi ant we get on a fight?\u201d ODDS AND ENDS.M.B.C.euchre séries began last When all the punches had been ; e spoons had been J.McTier (14), and J.W.Craig The International lacrosse game between Harvard and a team made up of Oxford and Cambri undergraduates will be played here about class day next year.@he year following Harvard will send a t to England to piay a return match.e English team will ibly play teams of dhroughout the country other universities during its visit.At the National A.C., at Marylebone last night the American pugilist \u201cBobby\u201d Dobbs met the London boxer \u201cJem\u201d Ma- loney for a _of $1,500 and the 138 pound championship.Dobbs, who was the avourite had somewhat the best of the opening rounds, but in the fifth Maloney equalised matters and from that time forth had the contest in his own hands.Dobbs stayed the full 20 rounds, but the resul 4 was an easy victory for Maloney oun poin Jack McClelland, of Pittsburg, knocked out \u201cBrooklyn\u201d Tommy Sullivan in the 12th round of what was to have been a 20 round contest here at St.Louis.Sull:- van was the aggressor for the first 6 rounds.In the seventh, McClelland worked an inside right hook to Sullivan's jaw, putting him down and nearly out, the bell saving him.In tbe 12th round.McClelland gn worked an inside right to Sullivan\u2019s in, putting the later down for ® counts.When he regained his feet, McClelland feinted with his right and swung a hard left to the chin, putting Sullivan out.Billy Trueman, of Brooklyn, gnt the de- cmon over Jimmy Vickers, of Uhicago, in the 13 round preliminary.Joe Nelson, of Newark.N.J, rode 10 miles at the Fair Grounds track yester- at Savannah on a bicycle against 10 horses running in relays.Nelson was mo- tor-paced- The horses relieved each other in laps of one mile.Owing to a misun- derstandi the horses were.started to Pick up \"Relson instead of each oth e bicycle rider thus lost with each horse whatever advantage he had gmined over the preceding one.Nelson, npeverthe- less, finished first in eight of the 10 miles.The horse came in ahead in the first and ninth miles.Nelson's time for the miles consecutive ly was: 152.1.40, 128 1.26, 1.20, 1.35, 1.30, 130, 1.24, 1.30.This 18 raid to be the fastest time ever made in a mmilar competition.Bears are Plentiful.GLENS FALLS, N.Y., November 20 \u2014 That bears are still numerous in the Adi rondacks is evidenced by the bounties which the Fasex county supervisors Lave been called upon to pay for those killed during the past year, twenty-eight in all.Seven were killed in 8t.Armand.six in Newcomb, five in Wilmington, four 1n Keene, three in Elizabethtown, twn 1m Mi- neva, and one in North Hudson In the latter town a lynx was also killed The civil courts of France have awarded ex-Colnnel Picquart, who was xo prominently {identified with the Dreyfus case.21,009 francs (3500 damages Against the Jour for publishing an article suggesting that he was guilty of treason.Special Notice.Age and Strength Should he material factors in the choice of Whisky for medicinal purposes.Maturit is essential in à perfect whisky, strengt 18 desirable to provide the necessary stimulant.It 1s a knowledge of thin which leads physicians 10 prescribe Canadian Club and Imperial.The frovernment stamp shows the age.The neck label testifics to the strength.Fur Selling.Merit 19 the basis of auccess.Our greas success in selling Furs of all kinds is well known to all We give more value for Jess money than any other fur store in Canadas.When vou conarder the high character of all our Furs, vou will renhize that when we say thin 1s one of Canada s Greacest Fur Ntores, we speak the truth.E.A.Ste.Marie's, sornee Amberst and St, Catherine strest- FRENEN PETITS FOR NORE PAY Brigade Desires as Good Treatment as Other Cities Accord.AN ENORMOUS PETITION Aldermen Hops That Increase Will be Voted and Fire Laddies are Satisfied.A big deputation of firemen walted on the, Fire Committee yesterday afternoon and presented a huge petition asking that firemen be given more pay.For months members of the Fire Department have been asking citizens to sign a petition praying that they be given more generous treatment in the matter of salaries.Names were willingly Inecribed, with the result that over thirty thousand were obtained.In presenting the petition yesterday afternoon ex-Ald.Reneault pointed nut that next year the city would have mire revenue than usual, this should make it casier for the City Council to comply with the prayers of the firemen.He sald that as the city was paying some nf 11a firemen $1.37 a day.and as corporation labourers were getting $1.50 a day it was shown the city had a keener appreclatinn of a Ja- bourer's services than a fireman's.1{e held this was most unjust.PAY IN OTHER CITIES.A tabulated statement accompanlid the petition.Jt showed firemen were pad bet ter in other citltes than in Montreal It was shown, for Instance, that first class firemen In Toronto were paid $7M à year.while in Montreal they received oniv fer; and second class men were paid HT.against Montreal's $00.On the other hand, officers of the Montreal brigade were paid better than Toronto's, whn got $806 ns against Montreal's $1,000.The rigures gtven for American cities were \u2018ven mu h berter than Toronto's.Out of the crowd, a fireman In uniform stepped forward to say he thought the citizens were willing to contritrute to the object wanted.Chairman Robertson remarked that he doubted the remark, as oniy a year ago the citizens had a chance to rage a lean for the brigade, but were sn different that only two and three votes were polled in big wards.Ald.Lamarche thought that as the rily\u2019's revenues would be greuter next year, something should be donne to give more pay to the firemen.The present scale of salaries was much ton low A petition from the men themselves was redid \u2018by Fireman Carrnll.who quoted fig: ures to show what firemen were paid in the United States.The figures proved that American firemen were much better paid than were the firemen nf this city He showed that in Montreal a fireman had to be on duty twenty-four hours every day.It was seldom a fireman could spend an hour at his home.For services such as these proper compensation should be given.Ald.Robertson sald the petitions would be carefully considered.He hoped that when the estimates were voted in December it would be possible for the committee to vote more pay to the firemen.The deputation withdrew satisfied with the promise Miven.Ald.Walsh drew attention to the fact that among five new firemen taken on the force only one had been English- speaking., The chief of the department maintained that the English speaking percentage on the entire force was a fair one.The matter then dropped.Ald.Nelson asked that plans be prepared at once for the new fire station which it was proposed to build in the business portion of the city.He polnted out to the committee promise after promise had been given that such station should be built.He was tired of the constant delays: If plans were got out it would be a step forward.It was the opinion of Chief Benoit that the Finance Committee should be asked at once to vote cash for the new station.The chairman said he would appear before the Finance Committee and see what be could do to ralse funds.He agreed with the other members of the committee that & new fire station was sorely needed in the pusiness district.Called 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Temiskaming beyond the usual free period, after arrival at that point.\u201d HOLE IN SIDEWALK COSTS THE CITY ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.The cas» of Mussen (Mrs.Norris) against the city 1or damages for a sprained ankle, caused by a fall on Prince Arthur street, which has been proreeding before Judge Fortin and a special jury.since Tuesday morning, was concluded Wednesday.Lie plainuff clusmed that the fall was caused hy a hole in the sidewalk in front of St.Martin's Church, where she was go- Ing to morning service, when the accident vecurred on the 25th May last.The plain- {fF was represented by E.B.Busteed, | NU, and Campbell Lane, and the city j by Lo J.Archambault, K.C, and P.J.1 Cavle, K.C.The jury, after a short de hiberation, found for the planuff in the tall amount claimed, $1.000.The jury was à mixed one, being composed equally of English and French-speaking jurors, necessitating addresses from coun- æl in both languages.In charming the jury, His Lordship remarked that he could not allow the occasion to pass without congratulating Mr.Campbell Lane, who addressed the jury in the French language, upon hs effort, His Lordship remarking that the spectacle of an Euzlish lawyer addressing a jury in French, was so rare sn pecurrenre that ot called for special mention, and he hoped it was the sign of a new order of things when English counsel would shake off their reserve and as occa- stan required.aval themselves of the opportunity of speaking French.DIRTY STREETS MUST CONTINUE TILL SNOW COMES.The continued mild weather 12 still giving trouble to the Road Department over the filthy condition of the streets.Citizens are making hitter complaints about them.The Corporation has no more rash on hand to spend on removing the mnd.; The City Surveyor Immediately Beauvais ! stepped back, suddenly \u2018threw forward his be y, and detivered frais rapid thrusts.Maurice met them , Siying none.\u201cAh!\u201d cried Beauvais; \u201ct Ha good.You know a little.There will be sport besides.\u201d \u2019 Maurice shut his lips the tighter, and, worked purely on the Hotere His fencing master had t t him: two things, silence and watchfulness.While Beauvais made use of\" his foréarm, Maurice as yet depended salely on his wrist.Once fhey came together, 2g to guard, neither daring to break y uhtil-by mutual agreement, spoken only by the eyes, both leaped backward out of reach.There was no sound save the quick light stamp of feet and the a murmur of stéel i inst steel.etimes they.moved circle wise, with free blades, waiting and watching.Up to now Beauvais's play had been by the book, so speak, and he began to ses that RT EE Cer cating \u2018Which side is.-pretty rose?\u201d i to distract Maurice.Feu and 1 Pin it to you.=.Ae Not a muscle moved i e's face.\u201cIt is too bad?went on Beauvais, \u201cthat her Highness finds a lover daly to lose him.You fool! 1 read your eyes when you picked up that rose.Princesses,are not for such as you.I will find her a lover; it will be vei- ther you nor Prince ick\u2014ah! you caught that nicely.But too much où the wrist.Presently depend too and then\u2014pouf!\u201d Cy Now and then fe'flautéissartiny from the grate, sparkled on \u2018polished steel, and -from the steel it shot into the watchful eyes.A quarter of an hour passed; still Maurice remained on the defensive: At tirst Beauvais misunderstood the reason, and thought Maurice did not dare run the risk of pass ing from defensive to offensive.But by and by the fioth of impatience crept into his veins.He could not netrate above or below that defense.e man before him was of marble, with a wrist of iron; he either smiled nor spoke, there waa no si of life at all, except in the e legs, the wrist, and eyes.e Colonel deci to change his tactics.\u2018When I have killed you,\u201d he said, \u201cIl shall search your pockets, for I know that you lie when you say it you have not those certificates.Madame a fool to send you.No man lives who may be trusted.And what is your ?: Save the Small good it will do you.Her Highness will wed Prince Frederick\u2014may- hap\u2014and all you will get is\u2018 cold thanks.And in such an event, have vou reckoned on Madame the Duchess?War! Amd who will win?Madame; for she bas not only her own army, but mine.Come, opine! Bpeak, for when you leave this room your voice will be silent.Make use of the gift, since it is about leave you.\u201d à a e was a sudden straightening of the arm.e blade slipped in Between the Colonel's forearm and body; and out ain before the soldier fully comprehended what bad happened.Maurice permitted a cold smile to soften \u2018the rigidity of his face.Beauvais saw the smile, and read it.The thrust had been rendered.harmless intentionally.An inch nearer, and he had been a dead man.To accomplish such a delicate piece of sword play required nething short of mastery.uvais a disa- A GOOD SAMARITAN Being Helped Himself Wishes to Help Others.3 * The papers were never so filled with advertisements of remedies that will ar every known disease as they are-torday; these are invariably accompanied by letters from people testi ying in the stron aia to the virtue and merit the r preparation advertised; but becsbee so much is claimed for the medicine, it hag come to the point where most readers \u2018such testi monials as pure \u2018\u2018fakes\u201d made up out , of whole cloth.21 Co e are glad, however, to vonch for the reliability of the following from Mr.Wm.Lichtenwalter, propristor of the | t printing house in .Ohte, ing the Pyramid Pile for whieh nothing 1s claimed except that will cure any and form of Pileb.i \u201cFor several mon pen have rgesived so many uiries epets asking if my testimomial is authentic, that I oy inclined to send in a bill to \u2018you for postage and stationery.It is now two years since.l last troubled and'my rectum is as de and clean as any man who never had piles, although I suffered from protruding, ling and internal piles for twentyseven years.1 will not attempt to detail the 1 suffered, being too happy to ny I Believe 1 am cured, after two years evil ce.What will cure ome msn sometimes not cure another; 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and Maurice was forced back step by step until he was almost up with the wall.\u201cYou fool™ the Colonel gnarled, \u201cyou'll never get that chance again.\u201d For the next few minutes it took all the splendid defense Maurice possessed to keep spark in his body.The Colonel's sword was no longer a, sword, it was a flame, which circled, darted, hissed and writhed.Twice Maurice felt the bite of it, once in the arm and again in the thigh.These were not deep, but they told him that the end was but a short way off.He had no match for this brilliant assault.Something must be done.and that at once.He did not desire the Colonel's death, and the possibility of accomplishing this was now extremely doub#nl.But he wanted to live, Life was just beginning\u2014the rough road had been left behind.He was choosing between his life and the Colonel's.Beau- vaie, after the fashion of the old masters, was playing for the threat.This upward thrusting, when continuous, is difficult to meet, d Mauriee saw that sooner or later the blade would reach home.If not sudden death, it meant speechlessness, and death as a finality.Then the voice of his ian angel «poke.\u201cI do not wish your life.\u201d he said, breaking the silence, \u201cbut at the same time I wish to live\u2014Ah!\u201d Maurice leaped back just in time.Às it was, the point of bis enemy's blade scratched his chin.; y broke and circled.The Colonel feinted.Maurice.with his elbow against bis side and his forearm extended, waited Again the Colonel lunged for the throat.is time, instead of meeting it in tierce, Maurice threw his whole force forward in such a manner as to bring the steel guard of his rapier full on the Colonel's point.There was a ringing sound of snapping steel, and the Colonel stood with nething but a stump in his grasp.\u201cThere you are\u2019 said Maurice, a heat- flash passing over him.Had he swerved a hair's breadth from the line, time would have tacked finis to the tale.\u201cNow, am perfectly willing to talk,\u201d putting his point to the Colonel's breast.\u201cIt would inconvenience me to kill you, but do not count too much on that.\u201d \u201cBapristi!\u201d cried the Colonel.giving way, his face yellow with rage, chagrin an fear.\u201cKill me, for I swear to God that one or \u2018the other.of us must die!\u201d \u201c on, chevalier d\u2019industrie; go on, ER en.But live, live, live! That will be the keenest punishment.Live! O, my brave killer of s, you' thought to play with me as a cat with a mouse, quijo-Beauvais-and-What-is-vour-name?\" He pressed the point here, there, everywhere.\u201cYou were too confident.Pardon me if I ap: pear to brag, but I have taken lessons of the best fencing masters in Europe, and three times, while you devoted your talents to monologues, I could have pinned you like ome of those butterflisn on the wall there.Have you ever heard of the sword of Damocles?Well, well; it bangs over many a head today.I will beryours.I give you for- ty-eight hours fo.srrenge your personal affaire.If after that time you are still in this part of the I shall inform the proper authorities id na.The republic as representation there.Of a noble Aus trian house, op the eve of recall?I think not.\u201d 5 Benuvain made a desperate attempt to clutch the bl in/ his hands.| .\u201cNo, no'\" Jaüghed Maurice, making rapid prods which caused Beauvais to wince.\u201cNow, back; farther, farther.I do not like the idea of having my back to the door.\u201d Beauvais ruddenly wheeled and dashed for the mantel.But as he endeavoured to lay hand on the revolver, Maurice brought down the blade on the Colonel's knuckles, leaving a livid .Maurice took posses sion of the weapon, while a grimace of agony shot over the Colonel's face.Seeing that the chambers, were loaded, Maurice threw down the , sword.\u201cWell, well!\u201d he said, cocking the wea- chill, which was not unmixed with eh?Eh, Captain Ur- | pon.\u201cAnd I saw it when I entered the room.It would have saved a deal of trouble.\u201d Beauvais grew white.\u201c0,\u201d Maurice continued, \u201cI am not going to shoot you.I wish merely to call your valet.\u201d He aimed at the grate and pressed the trigger, and the report, vibrating within the four walls, was deafening.A moment passed, and the valet, with bulging eyes and blanched face, in.Seeing how matters stood, he made as though to retreat.Maurice levelled the smoking revolver.\u201cCome in, Francois; your master will have need of you.\u201d Francois complied, vertigo in his limbs.\u201cYour master tried to murder me,\u201d said Maurice.Francois had heard voices like this before, and it conveyed to him that a fine quality of anger lay close to the =ur- face.\u201cTake down yonder window curtain cord.\u201d Francois did so.\u2018Now bind your master\u2019s hands with it.\u201d \u201cFrancois,\u201d cried the Colonel, \u201cif you so much as lay a finger nn me, I'll kill you.\u201d \u201cFrancois, I will kill you if you don't,\u201d said Maurice.\u201cMon Dieu!\u201d wailed the valet, at lose which to obey when to obey either meant death.His teeth chattered.\u201cYou may have all the time you want, Francois, to wring vour hands when I am ne.Come; to work.Colonel, submit.I'm in a burry and have no time to spare.While I do not desire to kil] you, self-pre servadion will force me to put à bullet into your hide, which will make you an inmate of the city hospital.Bind his hands behind bis back, and no more nonsense.\u201d \u201cMonsieur,\u201d appealingly to Beauvais, I am forced.He will kill me!\u201d \u201cdo will 1,\u201d grimly; \u201cby Heaven, I will!\u201d Beauvais had a plan.If be could keep Maurice long enough, help might arrive.And be had an excellent story to tell.Still Francois doddered.With his eye on the Colonel and the revolver sighted, Maurice picked up the sword.He gave Francois a vigorous prod.Francois needed no further inducement.He started forward with alacrity.In the wink of an eye he threw the cord around Beauvais's arms and pinned them to his sides.Beauvais swore, but the valet was stro in his fright.He struggled and wound an knotted and tied, murmuring his pitiful \u201cMon Dieu !\u201d the while, till the Colonel was the central figure of a Gordian knot.\u201cThat will do,\u201d said Maurice.\u2018Now, Francois, good and faithful servant, take your master over to the lounge and sit down beside him until 1 get into my clothes.Yes; that\u2019s it.\u201d He shoved his collar and tie into a pocket, slipped on his vest and coat, put on his hat and slung his topcoat over bi arm.Dun these manoeuvres the revolver remain conspicuously in sight.\u2018Now, Francois, lead the way to the street door.By the time you return to your illustrious master, who is the prinde or duke of something or other, pursuit will be out of the question.Now.as for you,\u201d turning to Beauvais, \u201cthe forty-eight hours hold good.During that time I shall © armed.Forty-eight hours from now I shall inform the authorities at the nearest com- sulate.If they catch vou.that's your affair.Off we go, Francois.\u201d \u201cBy Heaven'!\u2014\"\u201d began Beauvais, strug gling to his feet.\u201cCome so far ar this door,\u201d warned Mau rice, \u201cand, bound or not, I'll knock you down.Hang you! Do you think my temper will improve in your immediate vicimi- ty ?Do you think for & moment that I do not lust for your blood as heartily as you lust for mine ?Go to the devil your dlesding and the Banufanturers have guarantesd it.tee timun dafly press and ask your neighbors er es Bink ofit.You oan use it and or RIVER SLT: and sbeoluta cure and or Moine Baten & Cou Horst, - Or.Chase\u2019s Ointment | =\" No.three Plessis atreet, Bt.with buildings.Ta be sold at Sheriff's Office, Montreal, December oighteenth next.st tem o'clock am.QUEBEC.\u2014 F.F.\u2014No.T808.\u2014Maurics Ga- blas vs.J.O.Caron.Lot No.eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, Jacques Cartler Ward, City of Quebec; on the corner of St.Dominique and St.Valler sts.; mien buildings, circumstances and dependen- cles.To be sold at Bheriffs Office.Quebec, nineteenth December next, at ten o'clock a.m.eee \u2018 forty-elght Mary's Ward, Montreal; RIMOUSKI.\u2014 ¥.F.\u2014 No.2777.\u2014 Dame Hortense Hudon dit Beaulleu vs.Damass Lapointe.\u2018 Lota Nos.one hundred and forty-six and one hundred and forty-seven parish of Bt.Simon; with buildings, circumstances and dependen- cles.To be sold at the door of the parish church of St.Simon, sixteenth December next, at ten o'clock a.m.MALBAIE.\u2014 C.W.\u2014 No.1362.\u2014.Henri Bimard, curator to Estate William Bergeron, and of Theoduie Bouchard, \\Insolvents:; and Thomas Louis Bergeron.petitioner.Half of lot No.one hundred and eighty-three, parish of la Petite Riviere St.Francois Xav- fer: with half of sawmtll, accessories and dependencies.Lot No.one hundred and eighty-four.same cadastre: with grist mill, accessories and dependencies.To be unld at the door of the parish church of La Petite Riviere Saint Francois Xavier, sixteenth December next, at ten o'clock am.ST.FRANCIS \u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.566.\u2014 George \u2018| W.Adama vs.Ell Laxon et al 1.Part of lot No.eleven, Aifth range township of Shipton, county of Richmond.with bulldings and Improvements.2.Part of lot No.twelve, fifth renge.township of Shipton, county of Richmond; with appurtenances.To be snid at the door of the parish church of Ste Anne Ae Danville, village nf Danville, twenty-fifth November Instant, at one og x .+ - W.J.McGUIRE & CO.MONTREAL AND TORONTO This Fire Extin ishing ppe ratus stems.Devices and Workmanship ful approved by Insurance Com: panies and Bodies.Systems in extensive use and have stood the est of time.Write for full particulars and catalogue.40 to 70 p.c.of insurance saved.97 2awtf Root Compound.Ladies\u2019 Favorite, Is the only safe, reliable regulator on which woman can depend \"in the hour and time of need.\u201d Prepared in two degrees of strength.No.1 and No.3 is by far the best dollar medicine known.No.2\u2014For special cases\u201410 degrees stronger\u2014three dollars per box Ladies\u2014ask your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Compound.Take no other as all pills, mixtures and imitations are dangerous.No.1 and No.2 are sold and recommended by all druggists in the Dominion of C Malled to any address on receipt of price and four 2-cent postage stamps.eo Cook Company, Windsor, Ont.No.1 and No.2 are sold in Montreal by BE.McGale.Druggist, 2123 Notre Dame st.232 158e0d COMMON SENSE Kills Rats, Mice, Roachos, Bed Bugs NO OFFENSIVE ODOR.All Druggists.or 381 Queen.Weat, Toronto.Beware of imitations 7e tf own way; you'll go fast enough!\u201d He caught Francois by the shoulders and pushed bim into the hall, followed, and closed the door.Francois had been graduated from the stables, therefore bis courage never rose to sublime heights.All the way down the stairs, he lamented, and each time he turned his head and saw the glitter of the revolver barrel he choked with terror.\u201cIf you do mot kill me, Monsieur, he will, I know he will! Mon Dieu, how did it happen ?He will kill me!\u201d and the voice sank into a muffled sob.Despite the gravity of the situation, Maurice could not repress his laughter.\u201cHe will not harm you; he threatened you mare- ly to delay me; he stepped out amto the refreshing air.\u201cBy the way.tell your master not to go to the trouble of having me arrested, for the first thing in the morning I shall place a sealed packet in the hands of the British minister, to be opened if I do not call for it within twenty-four hours.And say to your master that I shall keep the rose.\u201d \u201cMon Dieu! A woman' I might have known !\u201d ejaculated Francois, as the door ban in his face.Maurice, on reaching the pavement, took to his legs, for he saw three men rapidly approaching.Perhaps they had heard the GREAT RESULTS IN MONTREAL Scores of Nervous, Exhausted People Brought Back to Health and Vigor by Dr.Chase\u2019s Nerve Food Mrs.J.Wallace, 61 Knox Street, Montreal, Que., and whose husband is a carpenter, states: \u201cMy little daughter was a great sufferer from severe nervous exhaustion.She was so nervous that her hands would twitch and in fact she seemed completely unstrung.We sent her to the hospital, but it did not seem to benefit her a particle.We then began uring Dr.Chase's Nerve Food.She has taken in all æbout five boxes of the Food and the change in ber is something wonderfal.Every one remarks how much better she looks and enquires what has brought about this improvement in her condition.To-day her nerves are steady and naturally her general health is vety much better.\u201d ! Mrs.R.Hillrich, 343 Grand Trunk Street,Montreal, Que., and whose husband 1s employed by the Consolidated Repair Company, states: \u201cAbout a year ago [ noticed that I was becoming quite ndvous.1 would often have disagreeable \u2018shooting pains in the back of my head which brought on severe attacks of headache, and had for a consi derable time suffered almost continuously with pains in the small of my back.Believing my system to be run down.I be: gan the ure of Dr.Chase's Nerve Food and can see how it has gradually strengthened and invigorated my system until my troubles have entirely dirappesred, and to-day 1 feel strong and well again.\u201d Dr.Chase's Nerve Food, 50 cents a box, 6 boxes for $2.50.At all dealers, or Fd- Bates & Co., Toronto.Ne 1 No, 1.-\u2014-For ordinary cases .RAILWAY GRAND TRUNK IRSA Leave Bonaventure Station \u201cINTERNATIONAL LIMITED\u201d daily at 90U 4.40 p.m.Hamilton, 5.40 p.m., 1.Pp.m., Buffalo, 820 p m., .Detroit, 9.80 p.m, Chicago Elegant Oafe Service on Above Train.MONTREAL and NEW YORK shortest Line.Quickest Service.» tra daily ¢ t Sunday each way.1 Night Ho ch way.LVE MONTREAL {13 +m.1.00 sm ARR NEW YORK 25 > 5.*1000 pu.°Dally.tDaily except Sunday, MONTREAL and SPRINGFIELD, Mass.hro Coach, Parlor and Sleepin T ush Car Bervice.Pine .Trains Leave Bonaventure Station 9.01 am.week days and 8.40 p.m.dally.For comfort, travel by the Grand Trunk Railway System.CITY TICKET OFFICES, 137 Bt.James Street, Telephones Main 460 and 481, or Bonaventure Station.improved OTTAWA Service, WINDSOR STN., 8.43 am.\u201cU4 sm, siv br am.4.00 pm.*10.06 p.m.AR.OTTAWA, 11.45 am.*12.40 pm., $1.23 pow.i.w p.m., \"1.40 am.LV.PLACE VIGER.820 am.3.43 pw.*Dally.Sundays included sSundays only, Other trsins week days only.QUEBEC SERVICE From Place Viger.18.30 a.m., 12.00 p.m.83.30 p.m, \"11 perm.{Week days.sSundaysonly, °Daily.SPRINGFIELD.Mass.ES Sinecars From Wivdsor St.7.45 p.m.daily, ex Sûnday City Tloket and Telegraph Offlos, 1205T.JAMES STREET, next Ps: Office.New York Central and Hudson River Railroad.For New York and all Points South.ocommodation, and costs ation at the city ticket office.2263 ST.CATHERINE ST.H.J.HEBERT F.8.BARBOUR City Ticket t General Agent.274tf ATLANTIO CITY, N.J.v THE WILTSHIRE, Vireinia Ave.and Beach, Atlantic City, N.J.Oven all the year.Centrally located, within & few steps of Steel Pier and all amusements.team heat, Sun-pariour, Elevator to street level.$2.80 per day.$12.50 per week.Send for Nustrated booklet.8.8.00 78 LIVERPOOL VIA MOVILLE.ROYAL MAIL SERVICE m Montreal From Quedve Fro Sicilian 8% Nov.4 pm 23 Nov.6 p.m From St, John From Halifax Parisian 22 Nuv.24 Nov.10p.m.Bavarian 20 Nov.1 Dec.10pm.lunisiap 6 Dec.#8 Deo.10 p.m.Corinthian 13 Deo.18 Deo, 10 p.m.Tunisian and Bavarian are the largest and fastest steamers on the Canadian route, 10,018 tons, Twin screws, FIRST CLASS, Bavarian or Tunisian, $60 Parisidn, 833.Uther steamers, $50 upwards.SECOND CLASS, Liverpool, London or Lobe donderry, per Bavarian or Tunisian, $40.Ot steamers, $37.50.Return Uckets at reduced rates.THIRD CLASS, Liverpool.london or Glas zow $25 or $28; Paris, $31.Midship saloons.spacious promenade decks, tle tric lights throughout, Apply to H.& A.ALLAN, Montreal.ITR - DOMINION LINE Mail Steamships Liverpool Service, From Portland.*Irishman.Nov, 42nd *Turcomaa.Dea, 13th Californian .Nov.20th Colnntan.Deo.20RMY *Norseman.Dee.6ibhi *Irishman .Deo Tih *Thia steamer does not carry Dassengers.RATES OF PASSAGH Baloon\u2014365 and upwards, single, according wf steamer and servine.Second Saloon\u2014 887 30 and upwards single, a cording to steamer and service.Third Class\u2014$28.00.Montreal Park & Island Railway Co.; N ice every 20 LAUHINE, \u2014 Leaving Post Off min.from 68 am.to 11 p.m.last car to La- chine midnight.From Lachine every 20 min.from 5.50 a.m.to li.pm., last car 12.50 a.m.to St.Henry only.SAULT AU RECOLLET.\u2014 48 min service, eavinæ corner St.Lawrence and Craig sts, and loue) au Recoliet from 6 a.m.to 11.15 p.m.CARTIERVILLE, 8T LAURENT AND CUTE DES NEIGES.\u2014 Through cars from cor, Craiz and Bleury sts.every hour from 6 a.m.te 11 p Mm.From Cartierville firat car 5.40 a.m.Every hour from 7 am.to night.Extre service to Uote des Nelges from Cralg and Bleury sts.every 30 min.from 6.80 am.to 2 a.m.and from 4 pm.to T p.m.Cars leave Westmount.cor.Victoria avenue and Sher brooke st.every 20 min.from 6 a.m.to 12.20 .m.P'ONLT CARS LEAVING AT 20 MINUTES PAST THE HOUR CONNECT WITH CARS FOR CARTIERVILLE.262 tf AMERICAN POSTAGE STAMPS For small remtttances FOR SALE AT Star Branch Ofiice 300 cou tf ASTH MA CURED to stay CURED.A complete.lasting.constitutional cure, not just \u2018\u2019a relief\" Abeolutely different from all sprays, smokes aud so-called \u201ccures\u201d Spasms never return, Book 31 Free.DR.HAY ES, Huffalo, X.Y 247 207 Jaw pistol shot.He concluded not to wait to learn.He continued his rush till he gamed his room.It was two o'clock.He had been in the Colonel's room nearly three hours.It seemed only so many minutes.He hunted for his brandy, found :t and swallowed several mouthfuls.Then he dropped into a chair from sheer exhaustion.Reaction laid hold of him: His hands shook, his legs trembled, and perspiration rolled down his cheeks.\u201cBy George!\u201d This exclamation stood alone, but it was an Odyssey.He remain: ed stupefied.staring at his shoes, over which his stockings had fallen.His shirt buttons were gone, and the bosom was guiltless of ite former immaculateness.After a time he became couscious of a burning pain in the elbow of his right arm.He glanced down at bis hand, to find it covered with drying blood.He jumped up and cast about his clothes.One leg of his trousers was soaked, and the dull ache in his thigh told the cause.He naiv- ed the wounds and bound them in strips of handkerchiefs, which be held in place by using some of the cast-off cravats.\u201cThat was about as close to death as a man can get and pull out.I feel as if I had swallowed that cursed blade of his.1 am an ass, sure enough.I've always a bad cold when there's a rat about; can't smell him.And the rnacal remembered me! Will he stay in spite of my threat?I'l hang on here till tomorrow.If he stays\u2014I won\u2019t.He has the devil\u201d own of a sword.Hang it, my nerves are all gone to smash.\u201d Soon some gentier thought took hold.and he smiled tenderly.e brought forth the rose, turned it this way and that, studied it, stroked it, held it to his Lips ns a lover holds the hand of the woman he loves.Her rose; somehow his heart told him that she had laughed because Beauvais bad stooped in vain.\u201cAh, Maurice,\u201d he said, \u201cyou are growing over fond.But why not?! Who will know?To have loved is something.\u201d He crept into bed.but sleep refused him its offices.and he tossed about in troubled dreams.He fought all kinds of duels with all sorts of weapons.He was killed a half dozen times, but the archhishop al ways gave him something which rekindled the vital spark.A thousand Beauvaines raged at him.A thousand princesses were ever in the background, waiting to be saved.He awore to kill these Beauvaines.and after many fruitless endeavours, he succeeded in smothering them in their gray pelisses.Then he awoke, as dream: ers always wake when they pass some dream-crisis, and found himself in a eadly struggle with a pillow and a hed- post.He laughed and sprang out of bed.\u201cIt's no use, I can\u2019t sleep.1 am an old woman.\u201d So he lit his pipe and sat dreaming with his eves open.smoking and smoking.until the sickly palour of dawn appeared in the sky, and he knew that day had come.(To be Continued.) Prisfiner is Refused Bail.Argument was made before the Court of Appeal yésterday by Mr.J.A.C.Ethier, M.P., on the application for a writ of habeas corpus made Mr.Vincent Fortier,notary, who is accused of stealing $4.400 and forging an order for $100 on the Post Office Savings\u2019 Bank.in the name of W.H.Miller, of Ste.Scholaatiaue.The attorney for the applicant wanted the Court to grant his client bail.Mr.Justice Thecherean had refused his application on account of the serinus nature of the offence and the danger of evasion of the prisoner.After argument their Lordships announced that they would give judgment | on Monday, at 2 p.m.FROM MONTREAL FROM BOSTON.*Roman.Nov 1th Dec.10th Merion BOSTON TO THE MEDITERRANEAN.Vaocuuver.Nuv.20ta | New Eaogland.Dec™th Mldship saioons, electric Light, spacious promenade decks.For further information apply to any agent of the Cumpany, or to DAVID TORRANCE & CO.Genoral Agents, 17 8t Racrament street Montreal ELDER, DEMPSTER & CO.NEW WINTER ROUTE TO ENGLAND VIA JAMAICA.From Boston nr New to Jamaica, route JAMAIOA TO BRISTOL By Steamers of Elder.Dempster & Co.Imperial Direct West India Mail Service.The Elder.Dempster & Co's MYRTLE BANK AND CONSTANT SPRING Hoe TELS, Jamalca, are spiendidiy manage d and thoroughly up to date.Full particulars and pamphista of tus novel and attractive trip may be had shortly on application to Elder Trmpster & Co.Montreal, or thelr agents, 276410 4 HNorthGerman Lloyd.FANT EXPRESS SHRVIC ILYMOUTH\u2014 CHERBOURG.-RZFEU © Kaiser.Dec 2,10n.m y Kronprinz Feb.10 (dun Kronprinz, Dec 13, 2 p.ra ! 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Jumaica en Feb 10 TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.Waidersee, .Nov.2¥ Moltke ca em Dee 11 Fennsylvanis .Dec.6 Patricia +.Dec.20 Hamburg-American Line, 37 B'way, N.Y.James Thom.General Agent, 44 St.Francois Xasier st.W.H.Henry.Temple Butiding, JR st.James st.Battersby's Tourist Ageuvy, 170 3t.Jamesst.duit WW AN TED First-class blouse and shirt waist makers; strady employment: electric machines; Rnod wages: one of the henlthiest workrooms in the city.Hours from 8 to 6 Apply MISS STAIKRNS, James A Ogilvy & Bons.289 tf = ee?Who Will Care for Bridge ?The corporation of the Municipality of Ne Bizard 18 applying to the « urt for a man- domua tn compel the Mumeipality of Jacques Cartier county to take over the care and maintenance nf the bridge situat ed between Ile Bizard and Ste.(renevieve, both of which are in Jacques Cartier coun ty.Vine bridge in question 13 one of the iron structures Putt uring the Mercier regime in 1890, and the municipality of Ile Bi contends that it 18 not bound to keep the bridge in order.The corporation of the county obtained delay to reply to the peti tion.Petition Against Asseasment.The petition of Mra.J.P.Whelan agains the assessment roll for the prolongation of Hutehison street was presented in the Practice Court yesterday by Messrs.Whelan ané Whelan.The petitioner seeks to hive the special roll of assessment made in the «et aside, on the ground that the strec* been in public use for over ten vears ond the property has therefore heen arr without the necessity of any furihe > ceeding.The city attorneys appea ec?! =! were granted two dasa to reply in +0 on to the petition.ae has Special Notice.Big Fur Store Filled With L % \u2018 Prices.AJ! thät'a latest, all that's good 1 1 here.To sell the maximum go! ©?minimum price, that han always teen 1 ambition.We're pleased 1f wry are Tor 5 Jar.as particular customers all ap + Che ours is the beat Fur Store in the coun 1vahzed by every progress.se people va the [ace vf the glob.tan Montreal remain an exception?Will at pay us to let a generation grow up bere who will be infericr 1m clucation\u2014on the average lu their competitots in Ontario, ID United States, and in parts of Europe?Assurediy, our province w.ll thea fall Le\u2018un!, imdustri- ally and commercially as well us mentally.Montreal will become the 1p Van Winkle town of this continent.the Mantime Provinces, in the Talked to individually, our people do not want this to happen.They are in favour of free cducation\u2014as a rule.They want to keep in the modern procession.They would iolbiw any leaders who propesed ti, but thes my let at fail for want of agitation.The them.The pe liictans are waiting to hear from the tax payers.An! they should hear from them, promptly ani emphatically, by specch and by letter.until they are persuaded that Montreal means to keep abreast wath the advance is why 11 15 now \u2018up to\u201d vf civilzation and material pro- Fress.We do nat want to train up citizens who will be \u201chewers of wood and drawers of water\u201d for the rest of the country.We do not want the coming Mouticalers to be handicapped by ignorance We do not want to save a few pennies at the expense of the whole future of the city.Pre \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 INTELLECTUAL SALOONS.It 1s to the pen of the \u201cBystander\u201d of the Weekly Sun that we are indebted for this expression.which he applies to \u201cthe circulating hibraries to which readers flock for novels.\u201d The pointe of resemblance between the intellectial saloon and the other kind of saloon are not difficult to discover The great feature which they have in common 1s that they both provide stimulants.À man needs, or thinks he needs, something to pull up his physical condition, and make him feel a little \u2018good; and he drops into a place where hquid refreshments are sold, as a rule in company with someone else who happens to feel the same way at the same moment, or at least who \u2018\u2018doesn\u2019t care if he does\u201d Far be it from us to defend the practice which 1s not advocated, so far as we know, in any reputable system of moral philosophy.we merely describe it out of that fulness of knowledge which the public insist that newspaper men must possess.Well, just as certain masculine crestures «natch these momentary uplifts, go Certain feminine ones renair to the circulating library to get something wherewith to atay the gnawings of mental vacu- ny.It cannot be said that they are ip search of information, or of any addition to their stock of wdeas.They mimply want something that will keep ther minds ac: cupred without any effort on their owp part.The back they a:k for 1a designed tn serve a purpose exactly analogous tu that verved by the various popular drinks which are shoved along the «ounter of the saloon.IL might with some plausibihty be contended that the intellectual saloon dispensed on the whole the more hurtful kind of drams.The \u201cBystander\u201d aays: \u201cNpgvel writing is an inuustry pursued by a multitude of people who hae not a particle of genius for the delineation of life and character, but go about hunting wp materials fer sensation, * s * A this rubbish finds readers.It is impossible that such mental dissipation shonid not have its effect on mental health\u201d That effect the writer thinks can be traced in \u201closs 0! hold on he rpalities of life D , , distaste for en ts There can be little doubt that tbe \u201cBy.+.- - stander\u201d is right in his arraignusent: and yet if results like those he mentions fellow, how much more serious the matter iv than we generally allow ourvelves to -vuppose.Here is a matter in which excess does not show iteelf im the obvious, unmistakable manner in which excess in drinking dues.The results in the latter case are specific; and there ia no question in any one\u2019s mind as to the cause to which they are to be attributed.But if a woman's ideas are topsy turvy.her perceptions of duty exceedingly faint and confused, her power of sustained attention almost u:l, her {riends may percene and regret the fact, but how many will throw the blame distinctly on ber addiction to the \u201cintelleciual saloon?\u201d And yet, from girlhood up to and far nto womanhood, that peisvn May Dave been feeding herself upun aun endless succession of romances, the whole tendency of which has been to divorce her from real Life.They bave taught ber nothing, «x- cept that real life, apart from gossip, is à very dull thing, which, of course, is the falsest lesson that could be taught.A visitor to a well-known circulating library in this city made a point of taking note of the returned books for several days wn «uc- cession.As a rule they were all novels.Sometimes out of from twenty to thirty books that would be on the counter at the same time therc would be one or two that were not novels; but more frequently ali would be novels\u2014in other words, time-kill- ers and thought-killers.In saying this we by no means wish to be understood as condemning an important branch of literature.one in which the very highest intellectual effects may be accomplished.We condemn simply the resort to works of fiction, with Jittle or no regard to their quality, sunply as a means of ewaping from intellectual vacuity.Nobody has any business, however, to he intellectually vacuous, There are dut:ex mm ile whi h, if entered on in à right spirit, will call many interests into play.Jt 18 not those whose daily work 18 mast monotonous who have most recourse te unels as a means of overcoming ennui.It 1s those who have many and various du ties, but who neglect them.The term \u201cunellec tub) saloons\u201d will seem a harsh one.as apphéd to libraries whera a variety of books in many different branches of literature and science may be obtained; aud, strictly speaking, the term is not at all applicable to these institutions considered in their essential character.It is onlv the i die ard aimless readers who con- xerts them, ro far as he or she is concerned, into \u201cintellectual saloons.\u201d They offet a healthful mental food, Lut readers of this class seize exclusively on suvh as sults ther feeble powers of attention and apprehension; and what they thus feed upon renders their intellectual condition worse, vear hy year, The \u201cBystander\u201d i® to be thanked for teaching us that wand: but let it always be remember: ed it 1 the reader who makes the saloon.variety of THIRD PARTIES.With the meeting of the new Congrese, the Populist party will have practically disappeared.The \u201cPatrons\u201d \u2014 its understudy in this country \u2014died out long ago.The lesson in this to men of \u201clight and leading.\u201d who are impatient with the slow ness of the two old parties, lies on the surface.Two of the most promising efforts to found third parties which this continent han ever seen have ended in complete failure.; From the first neither of these third parties was able to stand alone.Both leaned upon one of the old parties, and only sought to detach voters from the opposing party to turn them over\u2014in effect\u2014to its friend.Now both have disappeared into the ranks of the parties they worked with.and in both cases their principles have dropped as completely out of sight.Meantime such independent political movements as that for civil service reform ia the United States which remained within the lines of the old parties and sought to work through them, bave prevailed.The duality of the party system is \u20ac fixed part of its constitution.A third party merely serves to derange the system.Reformers always do more when they work within the parties and strive to capture or coerce the managers of one or other.The test independent is not the man who di- vores Jimself from the party system, but the one who uses it with the compelling band of him who has no selfish purpôres to serve.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 When Mr.Prefontaine spoke to the electors of Maiconneuve, in 1900, it was as a | private citizen nominated for a seat as a private member of the House of Commons.When Hon.Mr.Prefontaine speaks to the electors of Maisonneuve, in 1902, it will be as a Cabinet Minister.The clectors will expect him to tell them authoritatively what the policy nf the Cabinet is on the question of protection.lt 1s no use telling the voters what Hon.Mr.Prefontaine\u2019s private views are.Mr.Tarte did this, and not being able to get the Cabinet to back him up resigned.What is wanted is a straightforward atate- ment as to what the Government is going to do.It is not every day a Cabinet Mio- iater comes before the people for re-election.When he does appear the people look for a declaration of policy specific, definite and authoritative.The ashes of Columbus bave been depemted in a special nmiausoleum in the Cathedral at Seville, Spain.And this at a time when Spain is just becoming reconciled to the fuel that her once vast American Empire has turned to ashes in her bands.No nation since the world began had so splendid an opportunity to hold for hervelf a vast domain.Epain discovered a new hemisphere; and soon all thet whe cared for was her's.A dozen Indias would not equal it.The Span- ith race colonised il from California to Patszonis.The ocezn became a ferry for her trearure ships.And now practicaltv all that she has left of it iv a handful of ashes which were once the Italia navigator wbo discovered this new world for her.In four hundred years a hemiephere his shrunk into a burial urn.Owing to the searcity of farm labourers in Ontario the (Government of that province 14 about to co-operate with the Ottawa Government, through Dominion Immigration officials in England, for the purpose of inducing yourg Englichmen to come out here.If we cannot get Canadians, by all means let us have Englishmen, Scotchmen, and Irishmen.But the United States cities And populous places contain great numbers of (Canadians who would be glad to return to their native country if shown fair vhancés of ewployment.One of the most piteous cxperieudes of à Canadian of any prominence, resident ia the eaten iv to bs frequently sppibached by industrious fellow countrymen, very often from the Maritime Froviuces, wbu huve been victims of the delusion that working people are better off in the Blateg than in Lunada.They want to gat back.but they have same sort of job where they are.This holds them for lack of something better distinctly offered or open.They cannot afford to pay fares end lose time by going to Canada to look for a job.They know they are not as well off, relatively to other classcs, as they were in Canada, or might have Leen had they Lot emigrated when in a state of delusion.They are exiles, and this they often sorely feel.lustead of turning public money and public servants to the business of bringing men cross seas to crowd more Canadians out of jobs, the Governments would do well to set sbout a well planned scheme for repatriating the exiled Canadians, * Facts AND FIGUREs.Dusseldorf Exhibition has made a net profit of $250,000.Clocks are carried in all the electric tramway cars at Bournemouth, England.Two wheeled vehicles rescmbitng hansom cabs are to be introduced in Berlin, Khaki uniforms are now worn by all the foreign troops in China except the Russians.Complaint is made that out of 51.000 street temps in Paris, only 39,000 are lighted at night Ptomaine poisoning.the result of eating a damaged apple, has caused the death cf a Dublin schoolboy.Three acres have heen sect aside in the Phoenix Park, Dublin, for the national irish game of hurling.Passengers will be able shortly to travel from Paris to Pekin in fourteen days by the Trans-Siberian Railway.Several agents have heen sent to Bouth Africa by the Hungarian Government to study the commerclal situation.Nearly six hundred missionaries of the British and Forelgn Bible Society are at work in Australla and New Zealand.The highest of all navigable rivers is the Tsangpo, which flows for nearly 1,000 miles at un elcvation of from 11,000 té 14,000 feet.Volcanic ashes mixed with cement have been used successfully In the construction of a breakwater in Otaru Harbour, Japan.The largest wooden statue in the world 18 to be seen in Toklo, Japan.It is forty- four feet high, and the head will hold twenty people.Three hundred and sixty pickpockets are known to the Japanese police at Tokina.Two hundred of the thieves do thelr ptl- fering In trains.Royal permission has been given to call the new chair of music at the University of London \u201cThe King Edward F f - ship af Must & ard l'rofessor France seems to he the centre of the pictorial postal card fag.It is estimated that 88,900,000 are handled by the Postal Service of that country annually Turkish women do not come into control of their private f(ortumes until after marriage.After that they can dispose of one- third of it without the husband's consent.New York has 1223 fewer stables and 8650 frwer horses than in December.1596.The decrease Is attributed to the disappearance of horse cars on surface lines.It is a belief of fishermen that the finny denizens of the derp are hungriest and bite most freely during the four or five days following the moon's first quarter.In Asia France has invested 1.121 millions of francs.The largest amount is in China, 651 milMons of francs: then Asiatic Turkey.with 34 mliHons: Asiatlc Russia, 60 millions : British Asia, 22 millions ; and Siam, 10 millions.Four boys threw fire crackers into a tank, recently, co Ining 3.00 gallons of methylated Eg Marseilles.By the explosion which were killed and ured.wed two of the boys the others terribly in- Fancy velveteen gown with double skirt and waist in jacket effect.The facing on collar is of white cloth.Fancy-gilt buttons.THIS DATE 30 YZARS AGO.(From the Star fyles for November, 1572.) Sir Francis Hincks returns to Ottawa.Mr.Henry Nathan, M.P.for Victoria, B.C.visits Ottawa.Rlind Tom performs in Tornnto.Spanish King improves in health.Water on Lake §t.Peter flats at a depth of 13 feet.Payment of third milliard war indemnity Ly France to Germany completed, Field Marshal Bir William Maynard Installed as constable of the Tower of lLon- don.Customs Department seizes vesgeis on Nova Scotia coast for viclating revenue laws, Death of Rev.Charles P.Bliss, M.A.private secretary to the Minister of Customs.Landon, Eng., Council votes resolutions laudatory fo the services of Henry M.Stanley.Measrs.McGibbon, Ogilvie and Stewart, a committee from Bt.Andrew's Society, waited upon the Governor-General with an invitation to the society's annual ball.Lord Dufferin was unable to attend.Department of Marine and Fisheries receive from the United States Goversment valuable fold watches for presentation nn account of bravery at sea to Captain Geo.H.Morris.of the barque Oder.Pictou, N.a and Captain Rich, also of Nova Scotia.NEN?CANADIANS WHO HAVE FROMI PASBED AWAY.On November 21at, 1887.the Montreal Btar reported a lecture upon the educational systems of Quebec, by Bir William Dawson (who has since died).He was of Scotch descent.tr TO-NIGHT'S APPOINTMENTM, BMY \"Sherlock Hommesa™ ACA DCTOR'S -\u2014 \u201cWoman Againat Woe man., MUATS\u2014 \"Kerry Gow.\u201d & Al~Vaudeville.and Burissque NOUVEAUTES\u2014\"Antony.\u201d Le .in Mississippi, giver, - + = = THE Passing Hour, It le touching to besÿ Ring leopold uf Belgtum denounce the methods or pad chists because they do worse than attack \u201cthe heads of stutes\u2018\u2019\u2014they \u2018attack their wives.He could have provided another climux by pointing out that they ure sometimes rude to the daughters of kings, A lead trust has been formed.This cannot fail tosbe à heavy burden upon whomever it rests, Ag the Council has not been able to decide upon one sito for a vontagious discase hospital, the scarlet fever germ has kindly decided to tuke the burden off its shoulders and will\u2014if the discase spreads\u2014pro- vide a number of sites for private \u2018\u2019honpi- tals\u201d scattered generously about the city.The blacklisting of football clubs will not be so novel, Most of them are black- eyed already.\u2018Personal encounters\u2019 form part of the election campaign in Dawson City.We have not regulated all the mining camp feutures out of the gold town.President Roosevelt went hunting bears but could not get a shot at one.He should have tried Wall street._A second girl has gone to sleef in New York city and refuses tn wake up.New York will soon wonder what distinguishes it from Philadelphla\u2014or Toronto.That British visitor who called Chicago \u2018hades\u2019 on account of the condition of its streets must have an exceedingly poor opinion of \u2018good intentions\u201d as a paving material, \u201cAre the Canals of Mars a Delusion?\u201d Is the title of a book just published in London.If they are, the Dominion Government will want to put them into the Department of Maring and Fisheries with some other delusions.\u201cNo! Maud, dear.Your rendering of Ia Ministre des Travaux Publics\u201d as \u201cThe Minister who works the public.\u201d is not literally accurate, but your blunder is not altogether an unnatural one, Some are wondering why Mrs.Molineux did not sue for a divorce before: but if the trial of her husband had gone differently, she would not have needed one.BOOKWORM.Visitor\u2014\"You say that a love of books brought you here?Poor man.\u2018 No.1$-\"Yessm; dey was pocket books.\" \u2018There gnes De Speptic, tbe great financier, He looks so extranrdinarily happy that I'll het he's cornered some stock that will net him millions.\u201d ; \u201cMy.he's far happier than that! His doctor hag just informed higs that he can eat the whole of one egg for Yregkfast tomorrow without hurting his stomach.\u201d Mrs.Grady\u2014\" Me.Dolan lelkes her scc- ond hushand betther than her first.\u2019 Mrs.Doouley\u2014\"Ap' phwy\u201d7\" Mrs.Urady\u2014\"Bhure, he's in gaol so much she hus ncarly all she earns fec hersilf.\u201d Chimmy\u2014\"1 told her 1'd die if she refused me, an\u2019 showed her de dime I'd saved fer carbolle acid.\u201d Johnny\u2014\"An\" w'ot did she do\u201d* Chimmy (groaning)\u2014\" Do ?She joilled me along till l'A blowed de dime on sodu water an\u2019 den refused me.\u201d Mrs.John\u2014'I can't see any sense in the way that young couple across the hall quarrel.\u201d Mr.John\u2014\"\u2018Glve them time, my drar\u2014 they will do it better when they have been married longer.\u201d German Instructor (to usually late student)\u2014] see you are early of late; you used to be behind before, and now you are first at last.\u201d She had been shopping.and he was naturally disturbed.\u2018I hope you didn\u2019t spend much money while you were down town to-day.\u201d he remarked.\u2018Not a cent except car fare, George\u2019 she answered reassuringly.\u2018I had everything charged.\u201d as low he's made a fool of that young fel- Well, ashe didn't have to economize on the raw matertal.\u201d \u201cWhy mn dismal?\" \u201cIl am afrald our wedding trip will take all the cush ! have saved up!\u201d \u201cWhat of it?A wedding trip only.happens once in two or three years.\u2019 Ella\u2014\u201cDo you think vour marriage with Miss l.ntta Coyne, the heiress, will have a pleasant outcome?Edward\u2014\"'1 can\u2019t say\u2014but the thigg that attracts me is the income.\u201d Pa\u2014\"\"Why da they call it \u2018fugitive verse 7\" \u201cOh, T guess becaume the people who write it are fugitives from justice the rest of their lives.\u201d This vas among the questions Éubmit- ted by the examiner s CWhat ls a mirage\u201d And this was the answer given by the applicant for a position: \u2018A mirage Is the act nf getting stuek in the mud.\u201d \u201cNow.Johnny.said the Sunday school teacher.\u201cran yon tell me who carried off the gates of Gaza?\u2019 \u201cNo, ma'am.\u201d replied Johnny promptly, \u201c1 wasn't ont with the hoys this Halloween, and go I didn\u2019t have anythiig to do with it\" \u201cÎle crossed the Atlantic twinty-siven times.an\u2019 niver got drowned but wanst.™ \u201cIndade.An\u2019 which wan of his trips was it he was drowned on?\u201d \u201cOf'm not sure, but I think It was the twinty-siventh \u201cHe was lucky.\u2018Mannay a man would have wint to the bottom on his first v'y- age instead of waiting \u2018til the last.\u201d \u2018Right ve are.More people are drown- ded hy water than by railroad wrecks.\u201d \u201cit's g fatal death, hegorrah.\u201d NATURAL MILK PUNCH.Frost-bitten apples ferment \u2014 hence frost bitten apples are intoxicating.In the New York fruit helt many ungathered apples were caught by the frost, and the cows {hat are pastured in those orchards present a sorry spectacle.They run races, fight, mleep and use language which, hap- bily.cannot he interprdted.But, instead of milk, they [fil paîls with excellent milk punch, and th rwnefs are tolerably well satisfied \u2014St.John Gazette.Bashful Lover\u2014'1 leave to-morrow.Mow long shall you remain Miss Ethel\u201d Up tn date Girl\u2014\"Remain Miss Ethel?1] ieave that to you.\u201d : \u2018Mercy sakes! Why have you bought ali thix crape and bla k silk?\u2019 \u2018Well.J had a chance to get it at à bargain.and my huuband is working on à flying machine, you know.\u201d \u2018Tommy, what do you expect to he when becerne a man?Yo wer it w and maw have their way F kon I'll be the worst preacher that ever wore à kown.Once upon a time a very nervous man called on his physician and asked him for edical advice.à mrgke a tonic, and dismiss from yout.mind all that tends to worry you,\u201d sald the doctor.fleveral months afterward the patient received a bill from the physician asking him to remit $18.and answered it thus: \u201cDear Doctor.I have taken a tonic and your advice.Your tends to worry me, and so | dismiss it from my mind.\u201d Mora i.Advice soqotiints defeats its NV Panola Recital To-morrow, Saturday afternoon at 4 we will present an attractive programme of inusic, demonstrating the beauty anl perfor- manco of the Pianola and Orchestrelle.The latter instrument is practically a pipe organ in portable form.Anyone can play it.The same applies to the l\u2019ianola.You are welcome to our recital.No admittance fee.Simply the presentation of your visiting card in return for a printed programme.Pratte, ' Nordheimer & Glendan, Sole Agents for the Piavola, Also Steinway, Nordheimer, Pratte and Haines Bros.Pianos; Mason & Hamlin and Estey Organs.NBSTINGS AND ANUSENENTS Augustus Thomas\u2019 Powerful Military Drama.New York Production and Cast.Prices\u201410¢, 80¢, 30c, 35¢ & 50¢ 4 - 2703 GRAND BAZAAR oA AYD OF THE RL ween HOSPITAL, Wiaiisor Halk Segurday, Nov.22.3 Canty = % ane: tra no Adutènton 10e.Speedie veloc Tile Te Pr 5 a \u201c » 5 zu ED apr The Cemetgry A Special Service will tp given to the | Catholic Cametery on Siturdays and San- | deve during the Month of November, \u2018COST A LITTLE MORE 4 BUT LAST BELL WILLIS & 00., AGENTS.Empire Building, 2470 3% Osuthoring 8¢.PIANO A LIFETIME - £76e1 ENGLISH CONSERVATIVE VIEW OF THE RESULTS OF COLONIAL CONFERENCE.(Morning Post, Conservative.) The Empire of which so much has been talked seems.after all, to be only an aspiration, not a reality.Blue Book issued as a summary of the Proceedines of the Colonial Conference held.in the summer shows that henceforth if using the words \u201cthe British Empire\u201d we must be particularly careful not to put too definite an in: terpretation on the name.The \u201cEmpire incans the United Kingdom, together with India.the self-governing colonies, the Crown colonies.No Jong as it is used only to mean that a te of countries the word need mislead mo one.It may even safely be used to cover a certain community of sentiment and tradition between the various countries which it includes a its vrea.But it can hardly \u2018be properly employed to imply anything that corresponds to the idea of a political organization, and the Blue Book shows how very far the \u2018Empire\u2019 still is from receiving an cr ganization for any great end.The confer ence did little more than mark time.À resolution was adopted that conferences should be held every three years.The prob lem of Imperial defence was shelved.On the subject of trade relations an academical resolution was passed.= The interest of the Blue Book lies in the light which it throws on the actual rela tions between Great Britain and her coion- jes, in the striking evidence which it furn- ixhes of Lhe state of mind of some of our public men, and in the remarkable di crepancy which it reveals between the ideas that inspire the Admiralty and those which prevail at the War Office.Mr.Chamberlain in his opening address indulged in a picturesque metaphor.\u201cThe weary Titan staggers under the too vast oth of ite fate.\\Ve have borne the burden for many years.We thibk ft is timo that our children should asigt ua to support it, and whenever you make the request to us be sure that we shall histen gladly to call you to our councils.\u201d This is perhaps fine language.but it lacks the preeiaeness of business.[he doctrine of the weary Titan recalls Mr.Gladstone's often repested com: Taint that the \u201cEmpire\u201d was too big and Pevond the power of man to administer.That could bardly he Mr.Chamberlain's idea: he was probably thinking of the tax- paycr of the United Kingdom, who pays 20.ad, a year per head of the lation towards Navy and Army, while the ost heavily weighted colonist pays no more 36, 5d.n year per head of the population for naval and military purposes.e are not convinced that the British taxpayer cannot.support bis burden.and doubt if he would be conacious of much relief if thé colonists accepted a proportionate share of it.The Britwh navy costs 15s.1d.per head of the population of the United King: dom.If this wer over the white opulation of the ; & would atill be To per heed, the weary T is the British Cabimët.Bit the Titanic axer- gies are not sbegrts han kang the at colonies, à mini: ; - Elves and have ns tion of allowing the Titan to bgir affaire.Only one clear, practical naible flea was before the conference.It was that of he Admiralty.that the.task of the \u201cEm- ie in case of war wowld be \u201cto find out where the ships of the ésemy are, to concentrate the greatest possible force wher those ahipe are, and to déstrov those abips.From this the Admiralty infers that there should be one British navy under éme con- re oise ool contribute mn dbs proof the Empire should con \u2018portion.This idea was admirably put beth \u2018- Lifebuoy Soap-\u2014disinfectant\u2014is strongly recommended by the medical a J somtigusct gato infections dissness.o in the Admiralty memorandum and in Lord Selborne's to the Prime Ministers.IT FELL ON DEAF EARS.Canada tho that for her to contribute to the British Navy would be derogatory to the principles of sell-goverbment Australia the arranguænent by Wéich they ire vue the ent by w y hire a - ment the Navy to guard their particular corner of the ocean.The only colonies that the Im dea were Cape Colony, and Natal, which undertook to pay the one £80,000 a yeur and the other £35,- 000 a yet towards the Royal Navy.Thus the n ie that the older and greater colonies ae no resson why they should take their share in the common defence, the only common defence of the Empire being the Navy.In this vital matter they à themselves as independent States.is ie the kernel of the subject of what is called Imperial unity so far as ° i is concerned.Im the matter of the common there is no Imperial defence authority and me Imperial executive.re is the sentiment that these things might be desiraMle, bgt there is no more, unless the triennial , > may be looked on as the F rem.whith a central authorit and central executive may, be de .Bo far as to the de ent of Imperial unity towards jon.We gre unable to sed Yhe reusénahieèness of the Bri- tiuh taxpayer who maintaing the War Office and hali a Million men contributing towards the main ob in of any contingents in the o 3 .\u201cImperial Ex- term Chequer\u201d for the Tresenry of Vhe United ingdom is, aa the proceedings of the con- ferente show, most unfortunate.For tbe present ip the matter of the defence of the ing's dominions the prectical course 0 Government of the United Kingdom to pur sue is ta render efficient the administration of Admiralty and the War Office, to remain à Navy al Lo the utmost demands 'a-yerr can \u2018make, and to cultivate by every means in its power the re and eprond of true idees on the subject A done qui gr Ryans to those high + le = ose er branches dé naval and education hich in other countries are under the fos- care great thinking départ- te headquarts The peace or not.In heir | preparation pd o ut as their oe | s admit of.But Nhotever reir sttibuds Great Britain has no cheice.- Her own Soleace requires her Navy to command, thé- and if she relaxes her atteition 4» avy it is at the peril of .30 Jong as she commands the sea the foloniss are safe.at any rate against.the.assguléa of European Pow- ¢ and U.Berdua, who ÿ conducted the Ex- St.Charles, have re- \" of cattle- 3 Mr, vy retires ultogether Active business, and Mr.Bordun, Su cdnep ct & restaurant in Notre Exchange He 1e MC EC Bannon He B: .KE.annon.e as ated with Mr.Peavy, and y dlive tothe needs of the house.Fe MeGiniey, York EN a N.Y, Pi sath of Rev.Father Mc- Share at Wirions rectory.' 5 = Sir John Power & Sons « Three i o.Bwallows\u201d dléy is deliciousty light, refreshing and invigorating.1 in goest Bvér In Laidon Clabes.PROOTORS - EAUX SW Last appeqrance of Robert Proust in WOMAN AGAINST WOMAN And last Lut coe week of F.F, Proctor'e Big Stack Co.Ler à Kingston, Mkeich Artists, and the Kala.tech « usuhl.x Friceen Next Weeh\u2014**Londea Ateprance.\u201d\u2019 27245 ACADEMY, \u201c17710 gps MR.HEE Re RE Ei Avon SHERLOCK HOLMES, Comipg-Jefi de Angelis, The Emerald Isle.276 03 ACADEMY - a The Jefferson Ve A He C iereon U An ells Comic Opera 2 SIR ARTHUR including W.T.Carleton, Edinund Staples.Gerald Jerome, Chas.\\ John Dudley, ate Condon, Edos Burd sad slxty uthers, ALL NEXT WEEK, MATINEE SATURDAY.Company direet vrk Broadway Triumph.in SULLIVAN'S ST OPERA: EMERALD ISLE \u2014\u2014 WITH \u2014-\u2014 Jefferson de Angelis And Original New York Cast, Frank Belcher, Dua Amelia Field, Melons Frederick, #0 SEATS NOW ON SALE \u201cwa THEATRE DES NOUVEAUTES.1861 ft.Catherine St.Bell Tel.Enst 1395.ails WBEK - Wednesday evening and Saturday ANTONY Thursday, Friday apd Satardey eveniugs\u2014 \u2018LES SURPRISES Do DIVORCE\" (Lottery of Love) Seats\u20147 2äc.156.Bores B1.00.Matinee Saturday ut 18e, 25c, 38c and duc.2726 Telephone Up 1414 for Tickets for the 8.Stratford Dawson Piano Recital at Windsor Hall, next Tuesday Evening.All seats reserved, \u2018Prices gi 00 aml 50c.Pr / Ancient Order of Hibernians, ANNUAL CHURCH PARADE.fA) Officers and members of the various divi sions and Hibernian Knights will assemble at Hibernia Hall.%042 Notre Dame St., on Sunday Morning.the 23rd inst., at nine o'clock sharp.and procecd to St.Mary's Church, where Solemn High Maas will be celebrated.JAS, MolVER, Co.Secty.G COMPANY ist Regiment P.W.F.( TE) A The Company will parade to-night at § p.m.at the Armoury.Pay.By order.W.T.STEWART.Lieut.\u2026 276 * 1 Commanding C Co.Industrial Rooms, 57 Metcalfe St.Dr.H.J.Brodeur SPECIALIST OF PARIS SKIN, SCALP,.BLOOD - POISON and Genito-Urinary Diseases, Im ce, bass of Vitality, Varicocels, Drains and Fa Gan! Geet and Stricture tresied at ST.FAMILLE 6T., vear Sherbrooke BL Supertueus 8 ir, Moles.Warts remeved by bpm Sander som od pm Tord Bien ES me.4 pm.m Ta sary St oarv'up te Mherbepaks BL, ot he strep) see.S020?ow PROFESSIONAL CARDS MCCONNELL & MARION, Csvit.ERGIXEERS, New Y tre ti = Mont rater wot we omni Sewerage Prin existing or , examined an Specifications uv furnished superintended, .X Por © \u2026 D.McConne: :.va TA.sc PE Ef he ow A Worl Aon Association.225 144 MILTON HERSEY, IL.A.So.(Mil City Analyst, Provineta! Analyst Chemist of the C.P.R.ANALYSES FOR THE PUBLID, PHONE MAIN 232 146 ST.JAMES STREET.Montreal Ares MeGihbou, Casgraia, Hyan & Mitchell Barristers, Solicitors, Kte.CANADA LIVE BUILDING, MONCREL\" B.D.MécQibbon, K.C.T.Chnve-Chograin, 0, M.; F'arey C.Victez B Mitehell.Edouard Sagrayer.Douglas Armeur.ou U.8.Duty on Lumber.(Philadelphia Ledger.) We trust there is no foundation for the rumour that the United States Uovern- ment has intentions, as the Canadian lum berten fear, af ruising the duty on Cavedian sawed lumber from #2 to $4 per thousand feet.The news from Toronto intimates that this will be done as à measure of re tulistion because the Ontario and Quebec Provincial Goveraments have placed an em- on the exportation of wood pulp.This is a burden om this country and its industries.However, any effort to strike the Canadiang by raising the duty on lumber might hurt them, but it would also injure the United States.In the first place, the $2 duty ia the Dingley bill was a removed.The em- mistake, snd should be y bargo on pulp was another mistake, and the increase of the dut gn lumber would be ap outrage.We g not for the Canadians, but for.the domestic consumer.The p tax raises the price of paper, is ent burden on books and other educational agencies; the duty on lumber is a fax on building, on the home and on the vast industries into which lumber enters; it also hastens the denudation of our priceless forests, and all for the behoof of a few lumber interests at home! Roman Catholics in Switzerland.The expulsion of the contamacious Roman Catholic monastic orders from France has naturally been followed by their entrance into other courfiries.where they have hoped to tind s more agreeable home.Among these countries is Switzerland.The orders which had established new houses there, however.have just met with a disagreeable surprise.Swiss Government has or dered \u2018these \u2018establishments to be closed\u2014 sn order which, of course, interferes in no degree with éxisting establishments.The (Government is quite within ite rights, but its action has excited advéæse criticism throughout the Roman Catholic press, which inte the finger of reproach at supposedly ree Switzerland, and claims that greater religions liberty exists in England and America than there.The expelled congregations, or orders, have obtained a delay of fifty days, in order that they may put their affairs in order.This may seem but a short space of ime to outsiders; but the founders of new conventual establishments must have been quite well aware of Lhe famous Article 52 of the Swiss Comstitution: \u201cFhe foundation of new convents or religious orders, or the re-establishment of those which have been \u2018supp , in prohibited.\u201d The corporation of St.Thomas, Mont- magny, ie nbôut to conatruct à vaat pulslie ball for the tpwn, and the fabrique nf the seme place has undertaken Lo build à new chapel in the cemetéry.Afternoon Evening, THEATRE ROYAL Egy This Week, Nov.17 The Knickerbocker Buriesquers Replete with European Vaudeville and Burl P Noveltles, Prices JUe, 20c and BU: Presque 27206 Grand Opera At Sohmer Park, Txeségz, Tnurs MIGNON Last werk but one ot the season.Admission 2Bc.Reserved Seuts 50.All cars vo to doh mer Park.DANCING.A new beginners\u2019 class now forming in DRUMMOND HALL, 8t Drummon St, Terms are rcasonable.Send for circulars.or Tel.Up 1435.Assemblies Wednesday and Saturday.2710 272utt F.NOSEWORTHY DANCING! DANCING! Fredorio W.Norman\u2019s Schoo! 2280 St.Catherine St., Cor.Ncuili Coll, Ave Classes and private lessons day and evening.HALL TO RENT for balls, cuchre parties, meetings, etr.Phone Up 2611 2731 Under Vice-Regal Paironage.Prof.Frank H.Norman.Private lessons daily at any hour, Adult ctasres MN joni.Juveniles 4.18 p.m, * ext Rocial Assembly Monday.Nov, \u201834th st R80 p.m.Urcheshia.Refreshments.Tel, Up 834.Nuassembly Saturday this week, Bent DANCING FRATERNITY HALL, 713 Wellinzton St, Assomblies svery Saturday.Spring floor, Good music, Latest dances.Adiniasion, gentlemen, 38e Ladies, 10¢.Commencing at 8 o\u2019cl pm 27042 canes] How About Overcoats ?Isn't it about time that you appoint yourself a commitice of one on the subject?A resolution to dress warmly \"| is in order.The Overcoats and Suits that we are showing are the smartest clothes that can be produced.They are here ready-to-fit the minute you want them, or made to your measure.$6-30 to $15.00 and up.WM, CURRIE Men's and Boys Clothier, 1967 Notre Dame st \u2014_ EDUCATIONAL.THE MONTREAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO (Founded 1888, by Mr.C.W.Seifert).938 and 940 Dorchester st.Thorough mus education, from the very beginning to ho est development.Consultation hour, 4 to § v.For tus apply to Mr.C.KE Seifert, Musica! Director.Mason and Risch Pianos vely at the Censervatory.208 Incipient illness is checked and vigorous health maintained by drinking the MAGI - CALEDONIA : WATERS Chas.Gurp & Co., Sole Agents, { Montreal, 274 02 STEAMER BOSNIA LOST\u2014 150 WERE DROWNED.BUCHAREST, November 21.\u2014The Universal states thet the steamer Bosnia sank in a gale in the Black Bes.Her crew.and passqogers, numbering 150.wers drewfied.Danish Steamer Foundered, 1.ONDQN, November 71.\u2014The Danish steamer Xnud II, from Copenhagen, and the British steamer Swaledaie, trom Hamburg, collided last night at the mouth of e Tyne.The Knud II foundered imme- jately and the master ang seven of hep crew were drowned.ARRIVED.! Sardintan, at New York from Glasgow, Now.8.Graf.Waiderses, at New York from Hamburg, Nov.20.nEcnsineton.at Antwerp from New York, ov.La Lorraine, at Îlavre from New York, Nov, 20.: 8t.Louis, at Bouthampton from New York, v.20 : Pa at Cherbourg from New York, ov, 20.; , Teütonie, dt Liverpon! from New York, Nov.® Ethiopia.at Nov, 10 .tl ut Malifax from London Noe Mnilile from New York, Tail nh MOLE ec ora a IN LABOUR.WORLD Witnesses Before Coal Commission Tejl of Health of Miners BOYCOTT AT SCHENECTADY Bresident Gompers, of Federation of Labour, Was Exonerated of Charges of Infidelity.- - SCRANTON, Pu., November 21.\u2014 The économie and sociological features of the sathracite coal industry and the effect that employment in and about the mines tas upon the health of the mine workers were the principal subjects brought before the \u2018arbitration commission yesterday by the attorneys of each aude to the con- wovers.y.- The afternoon session was particularly rating, because it.brought out much estimony on the question of the \u2018health of mine workers.Three physi tans, who have practiced in Scranton or Wilkesbarre, took the stand tor the - » and in substance testified that the occupation of a mine worker was \u201cÉrety unhealtbful,\u201d and shorsened his fife.Ope physician, Dr.Frank P.Lenna- han, of Wilkebsarre, who says he has a long experience among mine work , testified that fully 99 per cent of \u201che men who work in the mines are anae mic.Their health is impoverished.and \u2018heir general condition is below par, thus lecreasing their earning powers.The principal ills suffered by the miners.the shysicians said, were the miners asthina, \u2018heumatism, lumbago, and sciatica.I'he Diners\u2019 asthma, comes from coal dust, sowder smoke and vitiated air.Ur.John O'Malley, of Scranton.ead Jet at post-mortems he had seen miners\u2019 ungs as black as anthracite coal, ant Dr.Lennahan testified he had personal know- edge of a man coughing up nal dust une years after he left the mines.He aid be had information that 4 man had coughed up coal dust fifteen icars after be had left the mines.It was also stated that 90 per cent.of miners who reach the of 50 years are afflicted with some orm of rbeumatism.The cross-examination of Rev.Dr.Peter Roberts, of Mahanoy City.Pa., who has Vtudied the anthracite coal industry and written a book on the subject.ended ves terday, and be left the witness stand shortly after the noon revess.He began bis testimony Wednesday.(opious ex- Aracts from his books were read.and plac- on record.Former ('ongressman Ni mon P.Wolverton.counsel for the Reading Company, read much of the matter pertaining to violence in the 1900 strike, and also read articles written by Dr.Roberts Curing the passing of the late con- fest, in which he descnbed in atrong lan guage the acts of violence, intimidation, snd boycotting committed during that sus pension.His articles spoke of some of these acts as \u201cbrutal outrages,\u201d and he to branded the unions action in calling out the steam men in June, as \u2018\u2018foolhardy.Io explaining his articles, Dr.Roberts said that he {id not wish to infer that the organization was responsible for all the lawlesaness comfnitted.Dr.Roberts gave it as his opinion that.attempts to have non-union men form a due organization were imstigated by jes opposed to organized labour.- PRESIDENT GOMPERS | WAS EXONERATED.: NEW ORLEANS, November 21\u2014Pre- n \u2019 oy rated of the charges ely: ex- of infidelity to the rinciples of trades\u2019 unions, said to bave u made by T J.ShaËer.president of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers.The report of the special committee which has conducted the investigation was to thut effect, before the convention of the American Federation of Labour, and the convention adopted 11.The committee reported that when Mr.Shaffer appeared betore it he declared that he never either, 1n wnting or otherwise.made any charges against Mr.Gompers of mfidelity to trades\u2019 umonism and :hat Fe did not desire to do so, before the commit- e.P.J.Bheridan, who brought up the resolution in the convention which resulted in the investigation, was also present at the hearing snd he was ashed if jt was true that Mr.Shaffer made any charges before the last convention of the lion.Steel and Tin Workers, against Mr.Gom pers.He replied that he did.Mr labod, ban sat so io board 5 0 1 one month, day, #50: Have You Sy Pictures.Teach, \u2018Bent to beautifully A Ve tMOUAE, TRIRNE ace durant, 10 Lxvptan Damla ze Bex NG GIRL / washing, couple or ge St Famille.LCURTURE TRE aa: 50.Par be sold at gc 2067 Bt.Cath: ; ¥ y .i.\u2014 YOU kept; no w ave.Tied taken.88 HYSICA e, one 825.00.Par ! 20 to HFASLEY\u2014 roclderces tn * ayment.1.H l'an 271 8 Toronto.INK BUSI { XATANTED usemald ly 433 Elm av table boarders VERY full course, 515.00, ten 13x36 or hang t paid.INA Cottage as part y - NOWING JU) bust: | servant Oe ADDY 276 2 Esq., | t FURNISHED, t b rates, five pupils BI.Ibert Demers, ! any address st.Tel.Up.rose DIdE \u2018TED\u2014 MAN K tiating : Close to © MOC ; WELL 1 baths, ho bb rates, card.A 274 2e0d ear Bleury La Frouse VVAN TED\u2014 M vassing and neo have good wages.E- CHARLES : ; Street » | OOMS \u2014 furnace, enamel! $10 per clu for postal © erine, n - - sr \"hess for ran ble and sober an 274 2e0d xood CLASS WIR | From Catherine 190 2.i warm, Daisy telephone.$8 to boilles teulars Or.EPSIA, N DRUGGIST.i ut Der apabie ane sober an EE FIRST CLASS pers 669 St.e 16th, | tar, Auer USE phone.$8 Rs Nous CURES DYSPEPSIA.RESCRIPTIO R SALE.Pe rerencas, Wiles.AS STED \u2014 THREE FS avy ids Hy- 2 + al, Jun mont.8 Inspector at, CULTURE C ree, daily le P i FARMS FO references.NG MAN ANTE oly Lachine Rap .n.real, H mone.SICAL C ave pupils.\u2019 $16.00; ten Cor.Bhér Too | A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN AS men; must unders bins McCord st Mo r.Montreal.[| month ODERN oN.PHYSICAL CUL (Month's course.aa 0: ten son Sher = FOR ONE en al roll | etic tor Ten\" 278°2 1 manent and Land Co, Ltd.276 2 AM & CO., The Sta ! d to say that OOMB TO LET, ar 28 2 ! won $5.00; iculars for postal 274 2 Wallace Da t attention to mail si FARM bris an carches, shippe sa», Star - \u2019 ulte R.AH * aces.8 Mance st.| 825.00.Part Dame st.: Prom 4d we w = ; rls à ! FU.ulars R.2160, DIEY dra T C.P.To GR lease veniences.f D | £25.00.Pusticules IN Lawrence.} Kast 172 an TE village \u20ac buver Par mae par ply Box ON LA RERS A\u2019 morn- O ; :\u2014I am p f adver- FURNISHED Be ore.1 LE HOME I! se rders.Tel.PT re ; ; TORE ON tony om LABOU Sirs: oi a ET ONE Lan FORTAB fete.telephone 0 u require.à .Q@uap to prompt 4, New Gla-gow 9716 \u2018TED \u2014 OPERA rk; ste: ; \u20143 t, to-morrow Dear ; matter 2 \u2014 TO L ntlemen, a A COM child of e © what yo! - y Jno Fleet, 2 TANTED Be Antoine ANTED Isson stree e the \u2018WANTED OOMS le for two ge rove- | NTED \u2014 fly tor a by let send at once @ppiy to y.WANTED \u2014 OR Co., 40 Bt.2 NA on Bis ; e in ; \u2018 \u2018WA R room, suitable modern tmp ÿ A: mn er particulars i} : Felsen 215 Station \u2018 .CE rienc 0 room, ail 2776 2 Christ £ city.OVALS.; UNT ROY t.The Boas P.O'Leary PROVINC expe heading unfurnished i \u201cdistance out © at.; REM - = FARM AT MO fa.elec- ployment.T.ine.J.P.LER FOR a few my r the has been ome unfy Brunawick at.short distance Ou thes ing GE EXPRESS; FOR SALE FARM AT MOUN es (rive APPLY TO ST.TRAVELLER FOR PRO or ~ Y unde , Star ha ments.2 DOUBLE 2434 St.BAGGA , \" rly.- ç \u2014 « AND ter.to AE a val le my ass on property.App SCULPTORE a) Tarpen JANTES bec for a regu C.7862, Star 9 tising, '\" in The Airing.ANGLE AND DOUBLE Co.nd CT R pas A erence.Sugar Refning Co.23 WAS Guero Address C.776 \u2018FOR SALE, DOMS \u2014 on bathroom aim ART.Express .rie Cars an = W Lawrence Sugar * or aide line.) CEO 4 ry m.adjoining.floor; board option: hants Xp for.1572 St James LAND 300 ta the afternaon.amples BE or sfactory.e as mk parlour floor; University at.x: Merc Parcels called SALE FARMS aioe ry Shop AB x MUST ; 1 sati d alon uble room uly.100 Univerat 2 ND TRADE: t rate .hours.Mer.ee Do.FARMS OF U marty in ters Shop LY A LADY fice.EMAN: derstand form y to stan do : gentiemen oi zv6 SMEN A are Everything lowes two j FOR SALE © the city and pre i H \u2014 IMMEDIATELY 7 o'clock P.\u2014 STABL ble and un uni ems 1 ad- Telephone: DRAUGHTSMEN Tvary' 1 city e t Jemes Bt.il LE ete ; iD 2 D relia er se al TISTS.Water nd stamp livered 8 Ee aren ner many tenement a es \\ TANTED - help.Apply how at.278 2 3 ANTE ber and James st.+ r pap > nd we LARGE.R brandt hades.Be t del Bell Main a ing 215 - other's St.Matt ! teady, 80 348 Bt.You : dium, a ; NT DEC.FIRST.| AR Rem hundred Geo.Ridou Tel.238.M ntres, Sonning Mrs.Gilmour, 22 » .Apply HECK- ; me ! : hich VACA nd floor.su 4 Two offer.78 3 Nxt Jane Mrs.U WELL business ENCED C tisin ise w oom \u2014 bedroom.grou ta ac- excelled.introductory 145 Uohler 6 ss lm.to - L SERVANT, his EXPERI ly Royal adver d enterpr It furnished men; transien yo ur special to.To _- :D \u2014 GENERA ly; good wages.ID \u2014 AN laundry.App an an we two gentlemen; for 0 ts, Toron x FURRIERS.À cm \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cANTED small family; a8 2 WU ANTE rier for la Road., h ener Ey I am ble for one or tw jon avenue.Cn __Agenta.PRACTICAL ; ! \u2014- 5 WANTED.\\ mmengsd.WA and 00 Papineau re the ; bout.; commodated.v8 Un or ED HOUSES gecommenied, ar = dry, 200 ND.TO mi this a ES MOCK.com FAMILY, WANTED.i Te Address R A LARGE Ceam La R ENGLAND, TO ught CHARL .ET, FRENCH ear st PARTNERS & Ce.PS PA - A SMALL Ad \u2018ICE ROY FO ta of MEN FO rtation eac has bro ours, MS \u2014 TO LET.val avenue.n _ AL A0 Le sberg \u2019 OT \"OR DFA EMRER furnished, TANTED - OFF n.good prosp TED \u2014 20 y.free lranspo English- a i cerely y O rsons.27 La Travellers accom - TS 18.000 CAPI- M Strau atin 2 WANTED.F furnished or un bx 2A W Al \u2018antfle institutie 2152, Star Office.V AN t on Monday.rsonally.The James.Sin two ho Quiet house.278 3 at RTNER WITH $18.Address ® riers \u2014Renovatin k] Bone or fa vntra), F6 Lx 5 mere Apply to R, 218, 218 3 star es.Apply pe eau.437 St., Louis square.1 ANTED\u2014 PA ying business.275 3 facturing Fu Furs e ki TEN 273 2 Jvancewn: nt.v and wages ADDY I UL ated.ICELY QRTANTE in & good pa ! Manu and Dyeing.therine must te ee aa N TO wa lan Employ EN AT ST.N RES mod AND NI \u2018 tail.Office.-\u2014 Cleaning 31168 St.CR cuit i.ss MA Canad \\G WOME} PO FORTABLE avenue., Star test fashion.: Nn ETT CUMPLETE- ANTED \u2014 A FIRST CLA wages and To SCRUBBING 9 the housekeep- PE DS U ag OOM \u2014 COM oR McGill College - R.2162 toorder to latent fash : WANTED IMME tor small family 0 W ANTED outside a Apply after A ce Hall.Apply IT D SRA: furnished roo HED BED AND ESSONS WANTED.Street (west FL ue farr ot t Hess \\ pujerate.oars act as to rix d st.296 3 Law URNIS tred, L Nm CITORS.En re ee Ie = Dam to Meter Dept.180 MeCord a R.er.4 EXPERIENCED SHIRT GLISHMAN, 23, WANTS OOM \u2014~ NICELY FU hiram SRL asian E LESSONS IN TALE.PATENT SOLI A OUR NA Of 9 am to FOR GENER- 3 OR y first class m 2 in IIOSIEX \u2014 + ED \u2014' EN \u201cany kind worl sitting room, tea Private \u2019 VATE L \"Y, oss, btur 3 Ce = mr 9 TOUNG MAN age NTED \u2014 ; only firs Co.2 1 .TANT servant or any _ two ladie: \u2014 PRI rms.Y, , E CSINESS PREMISES T0 LET.qV-sTe rh wood A er iy W Hatters at once Manufacturing -0 2 ASOLINE LAMPS.100 CAN.| ig door knowledge of city.8.L Towell \u201cst.Westmount.LE FRONT \u201cerapny Address with te TIONS PATENT oC \u2018SS PREM 3 on al office work.Apply 8.2217, 278 2 ed.Apply Cre F TNoR BALE \u2014 G h daylight effect, from 8 st.not requir 5 o HEATED BING ce.xen- h Office.NVEN TRRED BUSINES Tee ee 1 salary expec ctor st LL FAMILY dle power, wit Co, 26 St.Lawre Jeod 6] Osborne at.LD LIKE OOM \u2014 WELL t: every convenlenc.2 Branc I ARKS REGIS \u2019 - - \u20ac | wpe .ne Ou 2 TRADE M OT - = sTORE ST |a RIMMING IN A SMA k well.Apply D.Colleret and m2 TOUNG LADY W knowledge m on bath flat: pi NTED.AND TRA UNTRIES oe , HANDSOME CNG] Col- R AND CT rators.JANTED \u2014 who can con 276 2 up.E.D.R- ANJED \u2014 office: good ce ser.only.34 Victoria at .OARD WA -N ALL CO TORENT north side, near AS, Star TANTED \u2014 COLLA d shirt ope : WwW a person references.\u201cE.NO.10.GU \\ position in an ; would give se tlemen only.- URNISHED.B VANS os, ono Moikt St ANTE hole an ma.ladies with VE, 2 , ypewriting; 9664.Star - F _ - N ° Catherine lars aclrees Wo fo 274 3 \\ runners.button to help with aE wil- 18a Bishop st.UNG GIRL AS SALE \u2014 HALL re oe house or store ntrnogruphy and re Address X, 276 2 MS \u2014 FIRST RAS ar, can be had HOARD WANTED BY BE OWEN * E Montreal, bose bri tt shirt folders.lac and Co., Duke 275 3 at AT ONCE YO! Sherbrooke st.PE make.bari 441 St.Antoine st.vice for office expe i ooMs heat.on bathroo 27 MS AND ROAR English tamily.A! Temple Building r ranch fie en An Ske : - \u2014 1y #43 = n Price .27 h Office.\"8 3 Evans at.00 - ister.in C .ms: eod (2) : j itranch re ~hines.Skelton ANTED cook.App luded.* Branc Y POSI ; lying to : N- and 5 h Office »2e0û ( \u2018 TI AL FI ATS WANTED.Mn ERAL SERVANT FOR W good plain OR 4 EXPERIENCED | \"oh RED FOX TER.YANTED \u2014 BY ENGLISH Leroi are Fo ep dives W.DOI).Star Branc i DE MARKS ESIVENTIAL ma \u201cANTED \u2014 A GENERAL nurse is kept: *ANTED \u2014 3 nnce: only first \u20ac Co.2 D \u2014 WIRE HAI winners.Apply W tion as housekreper ply Mrs.Butler, 3 OOMB\u2014 T bright.new fat cle the hours ANS.S TRA \u2019 RES ee TRON W A lly of fve.have city refersnc W A rutters at Manufacturing fe 2 R SALD by first prize t Good references.Ap furnished be seen be 308 Aqueduct ORTGAGE LO oe m\u2014 - FURNISHED 0 uen fu A cook and ha Jr, 112 Milton st.nly Crescent a rer pups Les .ken alte st.city.twe in family: can | and 5 pm.MM i ) CANTEDL A all house, Le must he a A Mathewson, Jr, 275 2 wanted ID- : 2058.Star SUITE.ALL Metes i\u2019.GOOD FAM- and 8 a.m.Mortgages os NHAU iN AN Seer Se rere maT Apply Mrs J | Inspector gl \u201cNG GIRL OR A M a|5 = LOT OF DRESR PE 403 TANTED \u2014 YOUNG A res position as of 7e Antoine st.URNISH- investment In M farms.B FETHER kd roan SC ER JE 8 FINISHERS JAMES JANTED 4 pérron fat light housework.Risen \u201cand all prices.Apply M| 82 WANTED ion or Eovernam.\"ont lady an.MANSFIELD.WELL FURNISH.Funds for 3; DP tine ri 0) oaure MONTREAL.- Ileus of twa A = TS \u2018R TENE.|.TANTED BRASS | Co, 85 West ge WW Ne aged person 3 sizes, a + of Main st.velling companion \u2026 B4 Patterson avenue, OOM-80 double or monte, rte family.Phillips, of otal CANADA \u2014 fumil = FIAT OR VE ARAN ave \\ JA Morrison Brass MR «75 nk street Y WOMAN.Craig nt .eas USTER DIAMOND aveliing Address H., 21573 ed aa Gentlemen, 276 2 Ww.phan Chambers 3 Hasty WANTED ao ponpir, West r and price ot CT arante Mac D PANTR Station.\u2014 ONE CLUS nt ecarf pin.a ut partial : Can \u2026 > te \u2018 = .GOOD \u2014 A GOO venture @ .SALE : ane cresce ftez 3 Otta 2 oderate.DOMS OAN ment for Thre.Give partioulars TR 9 laide SEMAID.- TED t Bona R 7 diamonds: is st, a Torma m NTR 8.TO L .Ë March 6 z ! HOUSEM, ly 182 WAY Restaurant, RE ring.1 pé6a St.Den ARD T TWO FRO room.ONEY T occupaiion in March.TANTEL Mave cetera] Apply 3 Apply RL TO CA nds.Call M8 AND BO - \u2014 TO REN mall sitiing room.MC s Pr \u2014 have 275 ING GI work.7 diamo ROO ooMs m and s Tr gentle C 21 Sta \u2014 Wa pes, muet - A TOI light house IPRIGHT Eo ring ia 8 4 le, 5 \u2014 t BN TANEED - and do p.m.: RRIS UP ED one e: mm 278 ed peop = CES TO LET.University 8 Y AN EXPERI VVANEED © children \u2018 E \u2014 25 NEW MORE walnut cases, LARGE PE eD every conventences marr A retail merchants.\" REL OFFI Ann Fran IMMEDIATELY small family; Jp) St.Elizabeth RK IN BIND TOR BALE \u2014 mahogany nthly, tn three OARD \u2014 ite the Arena.Went taken.men only.Apply ort > IN PRIVATE Money Loan retell mero PROMPTL es SNS - TANTE ; ersan tween wo 2 pianos oak.yable mo cements o rooms, ; single me : E FRONT.I! 74 Cath- ing ncipal ciurers, Mi \u2014 ND FLOOR OF % ced general 8 evening be GIRLS TO .218 m $325.pa ial induce 18 ali family; no 272 6 7.SINGL heat.74 d'ail rs, board ess in 43 of Mauute a CE GROUND \u201c4, in ner ene dy tn the 275 of NTED \u2014 Bindery.rices fro terest.Spec with 12, tablp for sm OOM \u2014 87.Mænt, steam zi6 2 msiers, - busine ding, he business odvise < FINE dy renovated, nt hing Apply .TANTE Herald © ithout In all cash or and sul venue.Auer ten Larges York Life Wesoricit t ealine the LET aul, newly a ftal st.274 2 no wash Durncher st ~ ery.Apply ING GIRL AS years.w ers paying of all styles 228 Wood a family.anked.me LMAN 317 New lod nd others who 1 \u2018ess transacted by pu CU Na pita and w 7: FOR FaC- IGHT YOU) a orefer- fered custom Old pianos ment.Apply DOUBLE ROOM, References FORTABLE Pre Oo \u2019 rinecre and others = = Charges vw F1 = ONCE BOT rd Shirt \u2014 A BRIG vain Food rors 24 months.Old part pay rine wt.AND ROARD, able.with cart.VERY COM hroom \u20ac d'Armes.having t ; advice free.sent fect order \u2014 YANTED -.AT office.The Standard > YANTED tablemald.m.at or cepted in 8t.Cathe OOMS \u2014 very comfort es for TO RENT on bat | liace Prelim.nary * Help, 175 pages, \\ = TAL ; 275 2 « and 7 and 8 p maker ac Rooms, 2440 Open every ly furnished, vacancies OOM \u2014 ny Day AA NDS AT pers, entres \u2018tew Yôrk Life \\ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 LET.\\ tory.Apply at fmier avenue V hous between h's Plano à Drummond.276 2 nicely t water heating.Telephone mo and situ entral loc 2 AVING FU 1- te.Our Inv Marion, 3 S.A : OUSES TO ttes.Delnr - - ; Apply No.8.Leac Stanley an good board.ho Catherine at.5 bedroo family: \u20ac 276 PARTY H unts, five do rate.Marion & DC.USA.SHED H As Lim LE OF CUT- ances.ka street, 1 between ers 2484 St.273 in private 185.RIVATE 1 loan in ama repay- request.M d WashipæÆton.FURNI NT CUTTER.CAPABLE fer- Sherbroo | BUT- few board flat.P.O.Box T| AP sal will joa out wecurity.- trea) : an CY PLANT.- - TR.Ite pre SB.evening i S TABLE.r 51., H, P.FRON ; his dispose ie deptial.Ad- Moe SE NERY ELEGANT JANTED © shirts, long kn Limited.PURCHA REMNANT mens Up i ICE LARSE dress PLEASANT FRONT |; arin, wit rictly confidential A \u201c© OF QUE- SHED HOUSE, uated oe NV rem SE and overnE Knife 2 TED TO : SALE \u2014 Dr a En, men's ND ROOM.N board; aiso TO LET erlooking Jes ils 100 per week, st aa PROVINCE Cir- FESSES Tu eme red eyo al Shirt and 275 WAN COR d roller linens, 125: black and ARD \u2014 A th good : oom \u2014 board, ov Liar Th Sl A rated 1103.: - \"8 SALE \u2014 1.No.10743.a nished, ues \u201cdl.Montre \u201c AND her an worth § aide : furnished, wi nes with abits; En 3 Ae pO Box AILIFF f Montreal.te, I] 1y fumisnes ompletely furn Wonder ped.LADIES \u20ac hirta.75e.; white quilts, room.t 88 Shuter st.; room.t quiet hi 278 ss P.== istrict © fr, ve.R.vare, \u20ac dE, Chons nn \" N TO PURCHASE undersh h $1.25; : neral : be had a two of à ôres OURITY.bec D Plainte, 4 ; Bt.Louie sq wre.er ee j'ehtine - STRONG BOY OR a Teton) JANTED \u2014 TO FLRCEA SD ian, he city wool serge.75e, \u2018annel.206.Rowell's Ha, table board: can ENTS AND grounds.for ward.NGLE - DORSER OR SE Y ON cuit Court F.He intr day or at th Kitchen shout + te: - A8 416a \u2018AN cas in navy flann WIndsoi TRANSI 23 &t sn T EN MONE cu On th te Er 3 ma) Atte hen sable ro cn un- VVANTEP Cru furnares.Address \\ grollamen the the best ripen orders at- all wool ER rene st.opposite 276 2 MS AND adore MeANSIENT oe dv.2 CELY FURNISHED 16 3 WITHOU PEOPLE CAN arr endorser or Defendant the clock In ne Colborne st.i ware.ter heat ; te Possession un: assis oats.PAY \u201cralg st.271 12 3 3 Cp : R° nt boarders Uy heat \u2014 NI 01 Mance st.RIFD wit buwi- L two © id Defendant, by ab- and hot wa tages.Immediate Naustte 1547 of fur coa 81y Cra Lazaar, .permane hed and perfec \u201c OOMS ms.1 ALA wn names, ower, all a { the ga! Hl be mold, A carrlag : 85.Valla Le f mand st T.Lazarus, RAY PER tly furnis rior table ser double roo S their o suit +.domicile o Montreal, w d chattels horses an Apoly NM z56 1 ACQUAIN at 1, © AND SOME G +.elegan food and supe tan and ET, WELL VINents iu .fe City o£ Mo he gonds an ce- tt! 15th .VELLER.; - i - ES AN HAND! to 38, as est, .uality a ve.Paris \u2018ROOM TO LET.security.pa Tem.| 1ha oa, all the casse, ul AR hertan street.\u2014 WANTED gmt rurmetioes tra va tended TO PURCH othing.furs, Ry) R SALE oat.nae Shar tor thirty.ged Pa coeurs.Fropristss a OOM \u2014 LARGE roe suitable re J nosh confidential.EDIT comp ANT.a 306 thority oh Drtndant, ee\u201d on etc.Ap pe ed wit fownships an 1.Ap- JANTED \u2014 TO FU © new starter.sian worth eighty zT6 House, Madame M.: ted, lange w nt.MONT 185 St.James st.op Of the sai purAhold furn al,\u2019 20th November, TT Faxtern ! Kuages prefe 3.Star Ÿ entiernen @ paid, being Adler.205 a TES Rachel.House, Uninn xvenus.Tr, © lighted, 43 Dubord =t.E nle Ruliding 15 I®T qisting of he C.Montreal, TO LET.tions in aking both lan es.W, 2263.8t E hast prices ttended.L.su xood 355 Rac \u2014 and 83 DY AND |; ntlemnen.D.SINGL TRITY OF \"SSIER, BBC.HOUSES ToT LL ape spe lary and references, =% 2 pets, hig ai) promptly a 3 LaSalle, - ARD FOR LA 1.12 me FURNISHED, IG OAN ON HEC ww, Oeuvre Lus ; RER ; 1 erating salary = 2 by m \u2014 AND BO seven, In Wes _ NICELY flat.suitab M NEY TO L t rales.D.W.et wo?\u2018JE OF QUE.ro LET LOWER TENTMENT.tren _ AN IN LADIES FUR.aie, RCHASE LADIES Ava LOST.oo Thu sinia of x ad an OOM ate, Dat Tune ladies or gen Mon ee dlr i ne ALPS SALE \u201cao PROVINCE 10m21 cir.i Ketan a amt SANT A ; SALESMAN IN LADIES FUR TEU a RHA EAD as Y mount.Address A.2 SINGLE lv married coup mers: terms mod ; and Co.£ : v BY Disuciet 9 Lite Amuranec co.at T41% Rherb Apply wi Ayimer TANTED RA .must spea t AN SE ST RE Nate Dame, THE PARR BOARD.COSY .newlv ther room corner St.(eo %e © ; EY.bec.tun 1 : Forte, Defe and wc.steam heating is W EE IN Main à = \\ HEE of ny eater bis Ta AT HITE oO.ned are oom, with hixh clase board; best Ee BU Catherine street, corner MONEY.MONEY.MON cu TU, d'éay ot December, Aomicire English.Cr THE MANGLE | 0,0 the best pric de osT \u2014 Railroad.houn t or rounded e n room, w x at.ANISHED 3 .ney?jf $ A Fn second noon.at the dom : ETC ANTE GIRLS FOR 8 Inspector Ju we Pe attended.Lo HOUSE.Bouné ble with colour.A Pr Appiy 91 Mackay TO LET ON NICELY EUR ae Ars you in need Pom R10.00 Ten of the clock: In No.536 Park ia oy.au HORSES, CARRIAGES, : WASTE Troy Laundry Co, 2, orders \"> ANY QUANTI TY Bok F.1019, Dark.\u2018white and tan Ri hie po à MS WITH BOARD eated large room, Roo\u201d \u2014 TO LET A hot Tater (poraity at.na.you can he furniture.aa Detenda Rate.will be ie of , AN x ED \u2014 cash.Ts 8 : return wa, 00, ie r, we .Ap- room, m.103s Un 278 2 ; on wEgqoun, City of goods an - + LA LA LA ; : HO ANT rniture for be pald for ldwin, Otta: throom floor, léren preferred doyble 6 p.m.278 2 £1.600 carriages.in the fy) ail the is cause.con - ÿN MARE, 6 L_ ; TOUTH Ww WANT ~ .W.Ba : \"HE ba ithout childre 276 10 ly after nos.horses.any Vaig- ty of Justice, ized In this cael, F a aa a a Er: WANTED ard Br a 18 aude Star Office.OR TOUR GENTLE.| abouts by STRAYED ON Tos eaten HE Ts \u201cUnion avenue, ONT peur Sherbrooke.LEAN UNFUR- rahe 7 Tornted any These ta } he aid, Defendant fergitur\u2019 Conaitons ooh SL ra old, 181 worse for a hroug: \u201criles @ gond han room.Troy 2 |- TOURS hing: the bes OST \u2014 OR dark gra ing same ply 92 LARGE FR » RIGHT C room fiat.Ale meer property to.sisting of B.8.C.Montreal, \u2014 ; Ian.(ret clase bons 273 8 wr A sorting 27e 2 j ANTED \u2014 off clothing: à for Inst.@ very ed on returning 5 BOARD.ntle- TWO B t, bath or Montreal.the nossepsion.SEPH ROY.B.S.J stylish; cGregor ut.* _ marking an ; V * friends cast mptly calle 18th * de reward 278 M \u2014 AND one or two ge OOMB \u2014 large close \"Jet together hed In your the.dav JOSE E fast and be seen 18 Mac \u2014 for & Inspector of ELP men good good.Pro 276 12 Finder will + 00 suitable for 07 Church st.ished rooms.fiat; would ls ratte t the monay th no ber, 1002.CE OF QUE à ham Can SERVICE: ce.\u2014- \u2018NG GIRL TO HE \u2018ash orice for 3 Craig at.rier st Urbain s*.OF parlour.without board.276 2 mrnished, frst \u2018 You can ge ication and wi \u2014 PROVINC Cir ; OF GOND SERVIÇE- M YOUNG 6 children: a cas Frank.4e: 16 ta 482 COLLAR, with or -\u2014 one furnis Vinet st.+ make annfie FF 8 SALE J No.11 - PAIR OF G ba meen at 20 TANTED - A and mind « 18 by Mr .ASE OFF ROCHETED Boyer to men.o te.106 FORTABL publicity: loan can be 1 the AILI trict of Montreal I ue, R BALE - cheap.Can be ne 274 4 \\ A: t the house irl.References.TO PURCHAS in good con- T \u2014 A C owner, between Louis sq.+ FUR- sevars ELD.COM on bath publicity: aliments that au ?B bec.Dist Baptiste Dubreull, the first fe able horses.rest LT .about for the right \u20ac .ANTED \u2014 sized.wanted.ecessary Of ue only to Denis to Bt.& BOARD.NICELY .1806 MANSFI thes closet, 276 2 In any instaim are no charges o it Court.Jean Defendant.On sock in les Rormm I CRIED wd hance desk.medium rice with all n val a).down St.Lawrence.MS \u2014 AND t class board: hou OOM \u2014 ed, with clo Ung.! rrower Ther ut In Advance.cs ul Leverdure, t ten of the- > 8t Char AY HIGH RIF Ed enn \u20180 CHIL- \u2018ate lowest Pi Office.Mount Royal.151% Bt.00 rooms.with firs d cold water, R furnish hot water hea ony Kind taken 0 amount of vs Lo December, 1002, ai of sald 4 \u2014 A DARK | LA, velehs an ror SURSE FOR TWO 276 2 ation.Sta B, 2318, Rtas Liberal reward.ISTH INST.nished Auer light, hot an zi6 2 and ED, WITH $ my eive the full investi.day of the domicile the City of R SALE ds, 5 years ail, cn \u2018TEP - NUR là ave .27 lculgrs to B.AY.THE e hested, St.Catherine.flat, ges NH ED, vata.You ree +.Call and te \u201d torenoon.st.street.in .16 han A fine TANTED 5 Springñe vert \u2019 SATURD dly return sam steam above - ; GE : family pr loan In cas 280d to ta th Bonsecours thority of Ji mars.200 pounds Star Apply 15 8 \u2014 ON Finder kin 278 2 4638 Guy.00M \u2014 LAR heated; Drench the MI be ple ole- + No.9 ld.by au 1 in nd of 12 Office, the » dren\u2019 Ag NER- NCES.OST mmbrella.ete.LARGE R : OOM loset 0638, Star ate We w tes .of t nt will be no Defendant, se! nelghbourho to Business 2716 6 YOUNG GE) ESS CHA a silk u st.AND BOARD.suit- lothes \u20ac end.X.« ter aver wir Age and\u2019 we Montreal, f the ssid horses.Conditions Apply \u201c50, ONCE A ; refer- BUSIN St.James TAN OOMS \u2014 Id water in room, - \u20ac te; west ?the ma M 251 Main.the gooda o f five .mare.\u2018I AT OÙ or froning: ~N to 208 WITH t and co 67 Mc modern: ue, Re en's to wes ail neisting 0 8.C.Montreal, - MPT TANTED \u2014 washing © of Prince OUR OWN RRIER DOG.Mc- JR win ho : also table board.63 terme H- phone ne of cur ag thin cause, co AGNE.B.8.CHANCE FOR PROM \\ Ww cervant: no venue, corner 8 2 STED IN .Y tam- A FOX TE ke street, near two or three: 77 Office.Bou ON BAT wil] wend o ¥.X.CHAM _ GOOD CHA» h.made Rérare al A 99 Park a 278 2 LARS INVE nt to whole OST \u2014 on Sherbroo! t.120 Mackay able for avenue.ED ROOM men or Co., cash x.ber, 1802.: - R RALE\u2014 speeder sleigh.tnge har.CN aired.EN DOL 1ve employme: torermation.| markings.20th Instant.{1} College SHER- FURNISH two gentle 3 rou.& Brokerage | 21st November, OP QUE- buyer, one one family carriage tano CNE st.HOTEL T home will @ ual.Write for ada.llege avenue, G BOARD AT 763 OOM \u2014 suitable for 278 ! Loan PROVINCE Seper- cost $110.60.one Raghel Arthur AID.APPLY le individ y.Toronto, Can 13 Gilt College s \u2014 AND ly furnished rooms, R room fiat, sult Bleury st.Montrea \u2018ork Life Bufiding, ILIFFS SALE \u2014 treal.No.208.and Major, new, cost $60.ly new.will \u2014 TABLEMAIL t fiv or sing len Company.265 reet.ET EN oom street, nicely telephone, upie.1 EMEN New Yor A peor A triet of Montre.aintiff, ve, J.y , » Déarly new wi TANTED 73 st, James st.w Woo! su Y NIGH a |.brooke Auer light, led co GENTLE Loom 204, Place 4\u2019 Artal Bq dec, Dis Giroux, Pt ness, near bber tite buggy 278 2 V TAY 373 St.J Glasæo THURSDA therine, lady : iase board, 278 10 mage! INGLE, ; twn dal- St.and 12640 De.M.A.22nd af a ru au Carsiake.ST RESENT- \u2014 ON 8t.Ca ward- first © 0 BING ents; t 9: James ing Court.nt.On the af box an 124 Papine RVANT; MU RMAN.REP ke to OST à St.Mark on der will be re Th ences, OOMB \u2014 TW lences; transients.two, et Cor PBELL, Mgr.EC Parreil Defends the clock in well cheap.GENERAL SE ant kept.BLE GE would lke Guy an watch.Fin Morgan and =A all conven t., near Wind Cu 8.E CAN BO 202.Mm two of said ; \" , / her serv : ESPECTA firms.ying ar! Henry i R! only.Mansfield at, 27 CHA Pre November, 1 of the ANTED YVANTED DI Cr Mount Ples Ing good at ures for good ane over faced Pen same to 21s 2 \u2014 NB WANTED.lars week.69 M ON vou 0 + om at Le st.ny ice.TED.wood \\red.party: © 622.Star Office.by ee.ROO.ED ROO A AA NEC No.KZ Notre by authority-or Ji Cond PUPILS W = References requ meet frers.F.1 UT- Co'a Usd A BULL FURNISH Mayor rt.efag-ef>efrueoge | ant.111 be sold.the sald A ; \u2018enue.FOR business o WILL OF A B : SDAY.NOV.a answering ; NCE SINGLE WARM NICELY furnace.21 dt all tha gnods and chattes of sisting one URNT WORK.sant ave ERVANT - GooD a begin- THURSDAY.collar, T \u2014 AT ONC h of Dor- OOM \u2014 heated by very Il tha goods cause, con BA TPILS FOR B 271 8 NERAL 8 ly 68 ALE | \u2014 : chance for 2 T \u2014 ith brass same afte NTED rred, nort th fiat, .ALL ine * In this ne.etc.43, ANTED \u2014 PUPILE me ANTED \u2014 (OSENERAL SERV Apply 3 R SALE oh.cheap craie or bent OS arrer dog.\"Any one holding by return- AnD path fat ra he place with ba AND SUÉGLE.heat- To be found » mnt, melded In fumiture, waggo .Nos 21.702 Bherbroo _\u2014 LS 3 7 Night house work: mt e ly L.L.Leet.1 OR his name, Jim.ted.Reward yoo west of Union, Star Branch Office.M8 \u2014 DOUBLE ght.bot toria, near wolf manage F horar, grein B.8.\u20ac.Montreal ; 2 \"PILLS n .Wes : .Aop : ONE to 11 be prosecute heater.Y.Sera.\u2014 00 noes, Vioto: .FON! to FACHER PTPI ; bia avenue R ner R FROM In date wi ter st.\u20ac Box nvente h.Gia T6 2 LA Y LADY TEAC braach- oo FO - TO HEA 8 speculn- | 0 Dorches ND telephone.FURNISHKD bot water ta bath.002.on Se QUE.WANTED oor or res, Fnelish brash.: 5 A TOUNG WOMAN =.No ANTED on wlll to #0 into a without ne to 458 THE PERSON WHO FOUND ANTED \u2014 COMFORTABLY | rivets fam ine.bot» taire.NT Aou sc k\u2019 S 1 \u2014 ovine or ur for forenco etc.Khes 275 2 YANTE - m % am X, vess, two part profits Nees.© .WILL glasses in case, ) NTE ted for the Address Bterbrooke.ANT FRONT RO Oo à AILIFF ¢ Montreal.No.Fer- matics.Office __ sework fro k.Address X, 2 here large Bank rofere Office.OST \u2014 f opera Ing (Thursday room wan Viger preferred.i PLEAS.light, hot \u201d District o 1, vs.M.! es, mather Branch _ es ae hous Sunday work.216 tion w of lass.2760, Btar ! I ; pair oi last evening Canada.Place Vige \u2014 VERY ished, Aver a st.e bec.e, Platottr, Dedem- .Star ue 0.ENGLISIT, No 8 chanda to Rox W, 276 hv er Park.Bank of : vicinity OOMS well furn 37 Vietor ourt.8.Craig, ist day X.2641 \u2014 RENCH, ENGLI | Washing Office.any { Reply to t Sohm Royal reward.ily; Office.! th flat, e room.778 2 r cult Co t.On the h n ANTED PUPILS, F thand ranch .BOY roposition.strap, 8 hem ta 4d receive 2363.Star on ba: : also singh fepdan k In the \"gon ANTED \u2014 rr anime rtm | Sac B A WELL EDU Pest Un own viense hone Buliding.ING, - ORROW.water heating: IT I Ton At ten of ve \u201caif Dendant, wil De by experienced pl 296 2eod VVARTED anutéceurers office.Eo Box ANTED Bell Telep NCH OF xETS a et RING.WANTED TO B \u2014 WITH OR Mie ING POWDER nine domicile a che Cy of ie goods v sm à ferences, 278 s W .A BU st.- = en T0 LET.: Westmount.AK Dame et.the Justice, in taught es Office.i on iting and stata re AGENT OST \u2014 Address 378 os ROUT $8,000 OOM \u2014 ine avenue.Notre © authority o endant, uelsed 2164.Star OR PIANO, DAY handwriting ar IN AND PS th name.SC SANTED TO PORROW A y.board.140 Irv Ms, BX- - Moans ra imation of the\u2019 ard hee hold\u2019 furniture.\u2014 PUPILS - 722 Blewry at, hand Montreal, ABSIST 1! .YARNS A) ED \u2014 class city ~~ ED ROOMS.EX.Baking a chattels ot house | ANTED #126 pers.fponth za 2 43 LANTED - ToUNG 0 washing: mieep at JANTED \u2014 WOOL TOPS.3 export house OUND.And $12,000, on first 2 MS \u2014 FINE FURNISHED ROOMS.E) Good Good Digestion.lw us hol Montreal W eve! .\u2014= ANTE work: no Paul st.ney.\u2018at to represen ; Star Office.- 00 lent location: + to, G.A, : \u2019 v aby Haht housework no.wa eapabie, energetic age Quebec Prov- AT 8.$190, .; cel + ets.\u2018 , N GERMAN R ; B.Silver, capable, real and facturers EN NOVEMBER 1TH.ANTED.ROOMS, Movember ke Tot any toncher.nue having PA homg.Apply G GOVERNESS To soeur mmission in atroduceé to menu parte fe ON NOVEMBER, white face.BOARD W Mark st NNECTING with gus ANTED font lady tone Germany.145a St.ANTED Ù VISITIN years old and rs it on ust be well int Address, stating Press D \u2014 nt, red cow, iving property and BOOMS AND coms \u2014 T vou housslteeptng.Apply 82 WwW tions in Berlin, 275 2 Al FA ter a chtid 3% to 6 p.m.Abrly = Ince pue the trade.Box 140, Contra ¥ + outremes seme by pro ap Donstable.of LE GENTLEMAN WANTS R writable tor wale, gas, orc.rd_ exam irt of ten: and commission.Owner en, to ion.If no med SING « fam.hot and' ésid - ce.ttle & ence, to.expens t Junctio 276 3 ANTED\u2014 in privat ow La wrens ona ir : TO Toron IN payinæ Outremon volé.and board x = Mountain LEARNERS Agency, N SELLING Outremont, will be .room and BARS prise.\u2019 J ° GIRLS AS tings.Good / ALESMA London, wants three days ER CAN vermanent; mo.: MEDICAL.! ANTED \u201cvos and cotton a icone ANTED \u2014 Mancner and commission within INTER DOG.SNE sumes we Office.su V separate Tew exparienced hand 276 2 Liverpool, W cattle and sheen \u20ac 100 FOUND \u2014 A roy applying ét 1081 .We - AILMENTS on confinementa 25 common ot, BARN WHOLE.de Liberal ot.Liversosl.Englan eva and\u2019 PAYIng expenses .+ faio, |: L for t ; street, Bank e et TES epted; ork street, Bu .- BOYS TO house.one fo kisson | and Sons, | ADIER, ome.138 Y se 20 WASTED ors acated.to.apd If any ence.Messrs, Hil England, - ee PAIN NOR \u201cMention dorthand.W.2207.Sate 3 Smingaid.T a tice à sport Put .ITHOU ferences, | ledge of NIA a Er confidential ue, County knowled tion.Louis de 268 12 opera 29, Bt.Paras, P.© of EP CO ISERE = i ; f TA Dominion Coa| Only Notable Exception to General Trend.CANADIAN PACIFIC STRONG \u2014\u2014 The Recovery in That Stock Had a Beneficial Effect on the Rest of the Market.The correspondents of the Montreal Star tn \\Vall Strect and on the Chicago Buard of Trade report that stocks were strong.while whcat was casier.In the local market stocks were strong.Sales on the New York Stock Exchange 3 csterday were 766,054 sharca.The improved fceling in the local stock market continued in cvidence again Lv-day and a few prices were advanced moderate ly.\u2018The market is at prusent getling lts inspiration from Wall Btrect, just as It acted heavily when that market was in a Bioomier condition than {t:is to-day.The Manhattan incident bas had the effect of bracing things Up in general in New York, and some stocks acquired quite a Dullish look in consequence.There is no reason to rejoice, however, over any decided change in the actual! conditions governing the local market.\u2018Khere is no Improvement, as money is as tight as It ever was, and at least onc bank bas called several brokers for funds within the last day or two.The consequence: is that observers are pessimistic regarding the staying powers of the better tceling and look for a sot-back as soon as Wail Street affords the bears an opening ior an attack.Besides that there comes a letter from » leading brokerage house in Toronto taking a very gloomy view of the situation affccting Canadian stocks.The letter ex- presess the conviction that there must yet be considerable more liquidation in :« num.brr of the leading speculative features of the market before a permanently better tone can be secured.There are those who believe the liquidation has run its course, but divergent opinions are always to ue secured, and, in fact, they are what make the market The improvement in Canadian Pacific In Vyull Strect along with the rest of the market has had un immense influence on the rest of the local list.That stock is one of the great levers here.In Wall Stréet to-day it opened ai 138%, and by noon had touched 130.In the loca] market trading commenced at 179, compared with 12944 at the close yesterday, and Teached 129% In its upward course by the time the gong sounded at nooy.Detroit United attracted a fair number of buyers, thus strengthening the price to sx.compared with 363%; yesterday.Toronto Rails advanced a half to 116.and win City rose to 11534 against 114% yesterday at the close.Dominion Iron was stronger At 543 to 55 and the bonds wore active at 88% to 83).Ogilvie Mills preferred gold at 13.Yesterday a transaction was recorded at 125.A broken lot of Lake of the Woods Milling sold at 175.The highest heretofore was 170.The only notable exception to the general strength was Dominion Coal, which Botd at 15.à decline of 1% from yesterday's last sale, and two points lower than the highest of yestorday.The company\u2019s month's notice to the New England Gan and Uoke Company of the cessation of shipments of coal on the old contract claimed to be volded by the receivership in the case of the New England Company, Becomes effective to-day, and it is claimed the Dominion Company will make good its threat failing a new agreement.A Boston broker stated the other day that such an outcome would mean a break in coul 10 100 The market was consequently a little mervous this morning.but there was no Pressure to sell.The earnings of the Montreal Street Rat!- way Company fer October.while shoving @ood increaseca, were offset by a large increase In the operating cxpenses, as will Le seen by the following statemvnt: Increase, 1802.1m.Amount.Fassenger carnings -3179,43286 8164,174 56 8 1575 C0 Miscellaneous carnings .1277 1.586 08 £6 63 Total earnings .181.405.63 156,060 64 15 3 Operathes 5.344 59 Nay Pee 98,418.92 £5.210.49 11,208 ¢3 et earnings.814,908.71 80,850.15 36 46 Fired 850.15 4,136 5 vharges 15.991.62 15,383 54 67.7 Burplus 6K, 085.02 65, 466.31 3.5838 Expenses per cent.of car earnings 53.74 81.90 184 Interest on M.P.and J.Ry.Co.\" ©n ned by this 8 bonds company mot included.Tha Montreal Clearing Houge re tu bank clearings to-day were $3,386,765, Messrs.1.J.Forget Cable to-day quoted: 1%.second.95%: third, cific, 132%; Hudson Ba of snd Co.'s London Grand Trunk first, 48%.Canadian Pa- .31%.TT Ott Ci i H 7 ove otal for week endin Nov x mber Ciearings of the Toronto Bank as through the local Clearing House Soaring the past week totalled $16.622.588.last week's clearings of tho Toronto banka totalled 316.537.815: during the correspond- tng week last year.§14.003.80).and $11.033.9u3 during the similar week of 1800.Montreal Exchange quotations: New York fuaus 3-64 dis.to 1-64 dis.between banks, 4 prem.counter: sterling, © days.8% to R 5-22 between banks: do.demand S4 to 9 9-16 between banks: do, cables.#4 to 9 11-16 between banks: Paris, francs.long, La hotween banks: do.do.short, 5.1 to 5.15 1-32 between banks, 5.14 3-8 counter.In New York at noon money on call steady at 4 to 4 per cent > Prime mors cantlle paper.5% to 6 por cent.Sterling exchange firm.with actual business in bankers\u2019 bills at 4.57 to 4 87.125 for demand and at 483.625 to 4.83.75 for sixty day bills.Posted rates, 4.844 to 4.85 and 48.Commercial bills.4.82.75 to 4.53.5.Bar silver.6%.Mexican dollars, 39.London closing: Consols for money.92 15-16: do.for account, &:; Anaconda., 4% : Atchison, BY: Atchison pref.101%; B and 0.103.Canadian Pacific, 133%.Chesapeake and Ohio.44: Chicago Great Western.264: Chicago.Milwaukee and St Paul.1794; De Betrs deferred.22%; Denver Rir Grande.Easy Dyeing nh La curprictee Low eauy con wmecemfutiy at boue May Resp, which washes and dyes ons ofierstion.\u201cNe mens, ne Lroshie™ Brilliant and fadeless colorings \u2014 you cn to any tint with it Maypole Soap.sed eveywiars me.for Colovs.13.ov Black.passes \u2014 3 ou: do.pref.91%: pref.Centrui.146: Louisville and Nashville.126%: Missourl, Kansas and \u2018Texas, 29%.New York Central, lovly; Norfolk and \\Vostern, Ti; do.pref.©; Ontario and Western, 30%: Pennsylvania, 80: Rand Mines.10% : Reading.9%: do.first pref., 44; do.eccond pref, 37%.Southern Ruilway, 3 3-8; de.pref.95: Southern Pactfie.851%; { on Pacifie, 100 3-R; de.pret, 9244: United States Bteel, 31%; do.pref.SSL: Wabash, 81%; do.pref., 45%.Hpanish fours.&3X._ Bar silver dull, 22%d per ounce Money, 2g to 3 per cent.The rate of discount in tha open market for short bills is 3 4-16 to 3 11-16 per cent.; do.for 3 months\u2019 bills is 3% to 3% p:r cent.Messrs, J.8.Bache & Co.New York.send the following Wail Street advices ihrough their local mavager, Mr.C.D.Monk: Am\u2018rivaus in Lovdon irregular within fractional range.Good hank statement rx- pected to-morrow, Some very large local gains In cash, and liquidation of last Friday expected ty be fully reflected.Firmer foreign exchange market offset by advance in sterling in Paris.Raw sugars further advanced 1-1k¢ late yesterday.Herald states positively that contre! of Manhattan has paseed from Gould ond Sage hands to syndicate operating Inter-Linrough Rae pid Transit Co.Trade expects further advance in price of renned sugar soon.Time money slightly more plentiful.Mexican Central insiders confident México will go on gold basis.Thirty-eight roads sccond week November show average gross inc, 7.80 per cent.Demand for B.R.T., Atch.Can.Pac.and 8 P.in Inan crowd.Rank- crs say Immediate shipments of gold improbable, American Lon, has more orders on Its books than at any UUme in its histary.U.8.Stce) officials say coke situation worse than ever.Génerally conceded C.F.1.has passed through Hawley- Gould hands.J.B.Picken & Co, stnvk and exchange hrokers.received the following New York advices over thelr private wire: Affected by the advance in special issues, the general list is rather strong.With few exceptions prices show gains from 1-2 to 3 ver cent.The features this morning were st.Paul, Copper and speclallies, such as Toledo\u2019s, aithough now the adyvano\u201d ts extending throughout the entira let, and jould issues.KB.& .ant Atohison are Imost buoyant.The tractinns failed to attract 8o much interest this morning.and that group was irregular.There was but little to Pecount for the improved tone, save that with little prompting shorts flocked to cover.The probabilitios of the bank statement have as yrt not been ta- Ken into consideration.Exchange, 4.87.15.Messrs dav received the following New York ad- vives over their private wire: Iron and Steel Companies operating in the South are enjoying their share of remarkable prosperity in iron, steel and coal business.Slass-Shefficld a.will break all reeords during coming vear so fur as rarn- ines are concerned.The treasury statement shows hank Inst $m