The Montreal daily star, 3 mai 1901, vendredi 3 mai 1901

[" \u2018 Last Edition.TRE WEATHER\u2014Frosh northerly winds; fine and cool to-day and on Saturday) .local night : _ es PE 100 Fa A i 9 * l 1, .ES ~ By » » The largest retail shirt : VOL.XXXIII, No 104 ES AR #> If in doubt where to buy your Shirts, try Tooke\u2019s.manufacturer in Canada, * where you can get just what you want.Perfect = fit, latest styles, low prices.> Ÿ R J.TOOKE 177 St.James St.- 2387 St.Catherine St., west.1553 St.Catherina St., east.104z1 = Sma EE Corner St, Catherine Montreal's Largest and Finest Clothing Establishment.; Nothing Fits a Man ene Lt memes » fi v A\u201d A [3 § GI © and St.Lawrence Sts.So Well as His Skin l.NEXT TO THAT : Our Clothing ! ; _ See for Yourself How elegant made is our goods, a ; suit at double the money., from $2 up.and compare our $ro, $12 and $14 line of Men's Imported T weed Suits with a custom made \u201c~~ PARENTS\u2014Nbtice our show windows for Suits for the Lit ~ tle Fellows.No other establishment can commence to show the ht immense range we do.Splendid values in Boys\u2019 2-piece Suits ONE PRICE ONLY.i M.SAX = WEL E&SONS 10421 Manufacturers\u2019 Sale of NGTON BICYCLES E ~ at Greatly Reduced Prices.CAVERHILL, LEARMONT & CO.102zx4 A Moments he ciplaney | CR In buying may involve a long il period of dissatiefaction in the BR usage.Ask 2 a No.0 or à LITTLE METIS, FOR SALE \u2014 The furnished iL house, with grounds, out build- Ings, etc., belonging to Dr.Kemp, mr case : sn SR Immediate possession.For par- , lculars address, jv DR.KEMP, À 10 6 * Saranac Lake, N.Y.B WANTED [] IMMEDIATELY, .50 CARTS.Corner St, Peter and Lemoine Streets./ P.LYALL & SONS.\u2019 - DON'T EXPERIMENT With a good dress ; {if it's worth dyeing or deaning at dll, it's worth.doing well.Send i! & to the Royal Dye Wbrks Co.,, and you may rest assured that the best that practice and experienced men, with the best _applianees, can co will bo done.ROYAL DYE WORKS, - Ta CBAIG STREKT.100s3aw3 IN AND AROUND THE CITY.Liboire Guertin was arrested yesterday on an old chergè of selling liquor without a license.The case is Six years old, but when the accused came back to the city the police remembered him and yesterday he was locked up.He pleaded not guilty before Magistrate Lafontaine this morning and was remanded for enquete.losion of a gasoline stove caused a «light blaze about 7.22 this morning in the tailor shop of Louis Laporte, 1324 Ontario street.The eastern division of the brigade were called to the spot, but there was very little to do.The damage was merely nominal, : .Rose Gendron pleaded guilty this morning before Mr.Recorder Poirier to a charge of refusing to pay three different cabmen with whom she drove.She was fined $15 er one month, 85 or fifteen days, and $5 or one month.She took the two months afd fifteen days.The executives of the different Oddrel- lows\u2019 lodges in the city are making elaborate arrangements to entertain their brethren of Malone, r Lake and other cities in northern New York, who are coming to Montreal on an excursion on Thursday, ay 16.Adelaid Lauzon was this morning sentenced by Mr.Recorder Poirier to pay a k fine of $10 and costs or go to gaol for one month for pointing a revolver at his wife.At the Protestant House of Industry, Sunday, May 5, at 3 o'clock p.m service will be conducted by the ugh.\u201d SO DISCUSSED EXHIBITION RATES.The genera! passenger agents of Yhe Canadian \u2018Railways met at the Windsor Hotel this morning to discuss Pan-American exhibition rates from points east of Kingston to Buffalo.u = CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING.(Special to the Star.) OTTAWA, = May 3 Lieutenant-C omic] Sam Hughes his wife colebrated their silver ding, Mr.Monk, on behalf of vative members will make a to the Col.and Mrs.Hughes in Reom No.8.7, on -p divine Rev.D.To-day and wed- the Conser- resentation is evening, TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.All Prussists refund the mohey If it fails 10 cure, Sc.E.W, Grova\u2019s \u2018signat' ure Is on each box.207 xx ood tf \u201cbe broken.and horses\u201d crowd, that has millions in THE NEW CORN KING Rapid Rise of Young Phillips, the Daring Chicago Speculator, Who Has Done Such Wonders in the Pit.A NAPOLEON OF SPECULATION.Backed by a Syndicate of Western Farmers He Believes in Legitimate Market and Has Taught the Shorts a Lesson.George H.Phillips, whose daring operations on the Chicago Board of Trade are now on every western speculator\u2019s tongue, is called the \u201cbig little man\u201d of the corn pit.He is called the \u201cbig\u201d because of his nerve, and \u201clittle\u201d because in physique he could almost be confined in aipint bottle.Then, too, be is modest and retiring, and, as compared with many of his opponents on the Board of Trade, poor.Jn his November, 1900, deal in corn_he is, supposed to have eprned $150,000.What he has since made or lost in his fight in the corn, oats and wheat pits ia still a matter of speculation.Those who pretend to know his situation assert that, if he defeats the ar movement now operating against him, he will be winner of $500,000.Mr.Phillips\u2019 phenomenal rise as a speculator appears to be dug to his willingness to break traditions of the board, his utter lack of speculative fear and the most unlimited capital which he seems to have at his command, and which is said to come frori a syndicate of middle Jowa and central Illinois farmers, who believe in legitimate trading\u2014that 1s, actual buying, selling and handling of grain.Led by Phillips, they have ect themselves against the rich and poor traders of the board, who ost delight in operating upon fictitious shortages or fictitious surpluses.Thirty-four years old, born in Morris, Til | Mr.Phillips became, an elevator boy in his father\u2019s storehouse in Morris while still a schoolboy.He went to Chicago as soon as he was free from school, and worked at anything his hands found to do.He preferred city life to that of the country, and announced his determination never to return to Morris, except as o visitor.His father was a grain dealer, and he showed a fondness for the business himaelf, eo that after being in Chicayo a short time he found himself working with the corn inspectors of the Alton and Burlington roads.He spent his days about the tracks of theee companies, and became familiar with cvery dctail of corn inspcetion and the nature of the cereal.Later he was a buyer for the house of George A.Seaverne & Co.in the corn market, and finally became a commission merchant on his own account, having a very limited capital, but a wide experience ir the nature of com.He had also the belief that through fictitious operations the bears kept the price of corn too low in the Chicago market, and that it could bé maintained higher if any one dared to make the fight.; * He proved the truth of his opinion by entering what has become known as the \u201ccorn deal of November, 1900,\u201d withcat a dollar to control the market, and yet hav-_ ing the entire product of corn then insight under thumb.Arrayed sgainst him were men who count their millions on their abili- fingers\u2014men of long heads and shrew as traders.He outwittcd them all.His head was the Jongest, his nerve the greatest, his thorodigh mastery of the details of the business too much fur his opponents.It is a charactoristic of the man.in his opcrations\u2014that of six months ago and the present onc\u2014that he depends upon the armer for his guidance, and not upon Government or other crop reports.His car- respondence with the actual producers of corn covers every State.in the Union where there is a com field or à grazary.is quotcd, as saying: RELIES ON THE FARMERS.\u201cI do not cate a fig for the Government reports or the statistics sent out by reporters.1 have nothing to eay about them, but I do nôt want them.I want to know what the farmer has to say about the supply, and I want the information fran him direct.Then I am ready to act.\u201d Evidently the farmers informed him truly in the \u201cNovember deal,\u201d for he caused every big corn operator on the Chicago Board of Trade a big loss and came out a heavy winner himself.He acted fairly in his ¥innings, too, in the face of the fact that many of the operators whom he had at his mercy had endeavoured in ways not too scrupulous in nature to ruin_him by sudden calls for big mar- .He did rot cause a single failure on the Board of Trade in his \u201cNovember deal,\u201d and in the presenf Lettle his conduct has been aboveboard.It is something new for the Chicago Board of Trade to have a man upset its calculations as Phillips has, and do it on the bald proposition that he is right and the speculators of the board not only wrong -now, but wrong for years «past.Not even \u201cJoe\u201d Leiter gave the board such a stirring up as thi} young and seemingly callow man has.Mr.Leiter's deal was a tremendous speculation between him and the giant operators of the board.He had millions and-they had millions, and when he quit anywhere from $6,000,000 to $3,000, 000 a loser, there was a \u2018\u2018gentleman\u2019s settlement,\u201d and things went on in the old routine.Mr.Leiter had back of him in his operations the traditions of an old and respected name, and he was part of the social life of the very men he was speculating against.He bad his \u201cfling.\u201d it was ex- fected, and everybody enjoyed it but the osers.Not s0 with Mr.Phillins.Except for the notoriety he gained last autumn and his present eminence in the vit, he is not any kind of a recognized factor in Chicago.He has lived a modest, retiring, hard-working life, and but- for his remarkable knowledge of corn and his faith in the corn.producers might never have been heard of outside of the small circle of his local friends.- He has a friend from Morris by name \u201cDan\u201d Hill.\u201cDan\u201d is supposed to own as many acres of farm land in Illinois as the famous Beully once did.He has money and land, and an sbounding faith in young Phillips.It was he who helped Phillips to buy and hold until he got ready to sell a little less than 3,000,000 bushels of corn in the \u201cNovember deal.\u201d and it is he who is with him to-day.Behind the two are many rich and influential farmers ot Iowa and Illinois, and it is helieved the combination has too much ready cash to Anyway, Phillips says that it cannot be routed.and he ought to know.As to Phillips himself.he is not an enigma, although many traders walk about discussing him in most mysterious tones He is physically fragile enough to be blown away by a breath of wind, consisting of Little else than a bnndle of wire and steel nerves, a quick acting heart, and a mind constructed for handling details and-not-| J ~ earilv disturbed.Ife lives at 2908 Ridge avenue, Rogers Park, almost on, the edge of the - north-western\u2019 limits of Chicago.T | district is eo unfashionable that, while Ridge avenue is legally a ) , it is fringed by chicken farms and track gardens or-waste land.e air is good.the scenery fine, and Lake Michigan Dear, but the society there is not that of the speculators of the hoard of trade, nor of the \u201cwine cereals to-day and but a penny for lunch to-morrow.It is a pretty eubtrh.where sensible neonle take their children to -at 3.© : : 3 if it is legitimate business.His manner of | En \" Advertiser says: MONTREAL, FRIDAY: GUNS AT FORT OGILVIE > fs \u201cre grow up, where there are churches fer lain people and\" homely ways of livi t is just oun the dividing line bt a farm and a city, and \u2018about as rural life as Mr.P flips could hope Ÿ get without leaving the town alt er.\u201d His residence Jooks like that of a man who wanted comfort and very little showj: a man who liked the e of life for the: rame\u2019s own sake, and for nothing cle Mr.Phillips leaves it every morning in a most matter-of-fact fashion, walks leisurely about half a mile to the suburban station of the Northwestern road, is carried in to the Wells street station in 18 mim- utes, and finds himself in the Rialto building, where his offices are, 10 minutes later.The Rialto stands just south of the Board of Trade building, and is connected with the latter bv a bridge and court.The first thing the new speculative star does when he enters his office is to attack his mail.He receives hundreds of letters daily.Many of thew are begging requests.Others are from clesgymen in all parts of the country, who state that they are praying for his success.It is not made clear why the clergy should be inierested mA corn deals, but Mr.\u2019 Phillips accepts the letters and politely answers them.Many farmers write him thanking him for what he has dope, for it has enabled them to \u2018get better prices for their corn.Grain dealers address him because bas brought about a most rigid inspection of grain, and indirectly secured e in- : dictment of one operator for alleged \u201cdoctoring\u201d of corn.GEORGE H.PHILLIPS, The Chicago Corn King.While his mail is disappearing he is re ceiving advice from all parts of the country as to the state of the market, and also information as to the plans of his opponents.He is mid to be one of the first big speculators in the West who have made it a point to know in one way or another what the opposite side of the market is preparing to do to him.He is ready for his operations of the day by 0 o'clock, and a few minutes later may be found in the boards, ons of his- faveurite resorts, or hidden away in bis private office directing (he Pp! s of h.s confidential agents.RN - He is inaccessible to visitors (except thete who are directly ints m the markot), until\u2018 about 3 o'dock.He goes to lunch at 1.30, and is in his office agai the general publie may ne frestiog is affable and open.He pee a A bas nothing to con aor.anything of.\u201d - \u2018 Us \u201cI believe,\u201d he eays, \u201cin a legitimate market.If corn or oste are mot, in sight the market should be a rising one.Th farmer is entitled fo the best prices pos- and the trader's aim should be to es on the facts as they are, Nothing extraordinary ev in m life.I have worked, and worked bard, and I have gained some \u2018knowledge.I am in this business as a business man, dealing with facts.I like legitimate speculation, and see no reason why I should uot continue in it.\u201d On the Board of Trade those who ed- mire him the most say: He has done more than any five or ten of the old-time operators to bring outside trade to the Chicago market.He has a big line of customers buring corn on its merits, and he ought to helped instead of injured.\u201d _He may be a deposed \u201ccorn king\u201d in time, but it is not going to dist his full and greatest enjoyment of one thing in life\u2014his wife and three children.He hates notoriety.He avoids it in every way possible, He does not wish to be interviewed or held up to public view in any way.He has worried more oyer news paper articles about himself during the last six months than over his business affaire: To himself he is nothing more than plain \u201cGeorge H.Phillips, corn dealer.\u201d Re HIS EXCELLENCY WILL GO., (Special to the Star.) OTTAWA, May 3\u2014The committee.en ceremonies of the Buffalo Pan-American Exhibition consisting of Major J.W.Sy- mons, chairman; Messrs.L.O.Ward, J.L.Quackenbush, W.8.Gratton, Edward R.Rice, Pendennis, White, Howard and Metcalfe introduced by Col.Turner, United States Consul-Genera), waited on His Ex- ® sible, deal cellency this morning and invited the Countess of Minto and hi £ to visit the exhibition for as long a period as possible.The days on which they were icularly pressing to bave their Excel acies \u2018pres ent were Dedication Day, My 20, and President\u2019s Day.His Excellency thanked the = deputation for their invitation and stated that he could not accept for May 20, but would consider if his engagements would allow him to do so for President's Day.The deputation afterwards waited on the Premier.NB CONSTITUTION\u2019S FIGURES: NEW YORK, May 3\u2014The Commercial The following measurements and descrips tion of the new Herreshoff cup defender, the Constitution, which is to be.launched nêxt Monday night, are from authoritative source.The Constitution, it is learned,is'of the sanz> overall length as the Columbia,132 feet, and also of the same length on the wa ter line\u201487 feet, 7 inches.There is Little difference in the draught;; the Csiumbia drawing 19 feet 7 inches and the Constitution a little less.The Constitution, however, is wider in the midships action, by foot and a balt over than the Columbia.is was greatly to the advantage of the new boat when she is heeled nie Genuine Carter\u2019s Little Liver Pills \u201cMust Bear Signature of SEE FACSIMILE WRAPPER BELOW, } This would indicate that the dead woman came recently from Ni ork.~The most, important ec | THE AMERICAN JOCKEYS WIN.-| won by Aida, ridden by Maher.Sova ._- re MAY 3, 1901.fbsolete 4-Pounders Are Being \u201c= Blown Up and Disappearing ~~ and, Quick - Firers Taking > Their Place.WAR OFFICE ORDERS CHANGE.Work of Demolition Began Yesterday Afternoon and the Remainder of © the Old Guns Will Be Destroyed + To-day.- (Special to the Star.) HALIFAX, N.8., May 3.\u2014Fort Ogilvie, which is situated at Point Pleasant, and gmmands the entrance to the harbour, \u2018Was gen y supposed to have been arm- éd.with modern guns, but according to the news made public yesterday such was not cane, : \"A military board, acting on instructions from the War Office, iuspected the fort apd condemned the armament, and ordered the guns, all 4-pounders, to be de- _ À corps of engineers were detailed to do the work, and yesterday the work of demolition commenced.\u2018A pumber of guns were blown up and the remainder will be destroyed to-day.\"These guns, which were considered pretty good ones, will be replaced by disappearing and quick-firing guns.THAT HALIFAX SUICIDE.The Chief of Police of Sherbrooke Buggests That She is a Woman Wanted\u201d There.(Special to the Star.) .HALIFAX, N.8.hi of Police of Sherbrooke, Que., has wired Detective Power, stating that the Halifax suicide js probably a\u2019 woman who was re cently in - town.The woman in question is wanted at that place for conimitting an alleged crime.| \u2018The telsgram contained a description of the woman which is identical with that of the suicide.Detective Power is of the opinion that the remains are those of the woman wanted in Sherbrooke, who, it is atated, is known in Montreal, \u201cUp to noon there had been no other to the identification of the dead woman, beyond the discovery of several artick farms, from which they had evidently been ased.: ~-0On two pairs of shoes appeared the e \u201c , léth Street, New Fork: A bottle of lip salve bore the name Ff \u201cNaird, Mth Street, New York,\u201d \u2018and an um bore the name of \u201cSterns, York,\u201d and.had never been used.ew York.development in the this morning, was the identific of the suicide by the janitor of the North- Boat Club house, as the same who visited the boat house Wed- and enquired of the jani- if the waters of the arm side.She walked about for aime time and appeared \u2018o b2 in a despondent mood.od ARCHIBALD :M\u2019'LEOD ARRESTED Charge of Murdering His Aged Mother is Placed Against Him, (Special to the Star.) GC WN, PEI, May 3\u2014 Archibald McLeod has been on a charge of murdering his aged mother, Isa- prisoner town this morning.It will be recalled that after the funeral of Mrs.McLeod, strange stories were set afloat and the authorities exhumed the and an inquest was held, which developed the fact that there were several abrasions- of the skin on the neck and face of the dead woman.Some.of the neighbours testified that on the night she died they heard screams which came from the direction of the McLeod home.NO WARRANTS ISSUED YET.Government Has Not Made Any Move to Eject Jake Skin From Colqu- houn\u2019s Island.(Special to the Star.) OTTAWA, May 3.\u2014No warrants will is sue from Ottawa, at any rate at present, for the arrest of Jake Skin the Indian in\u2018 possession of Colquhoun\u2019s Islaud.It is a- case of common trespass and the lessor can eject the trespasser without the aid of the constable.The t will not eeek trouble by (interfering unless obliged.RAILWAY BILLS REPORTED.(Special to the Star.) ; OTTAWA, May 3\u2014The Railway Com- mitee of the Commons this morning re- orted the bill to incorporate the Nova otia Railway Co.The Manitoulin and North Shore railway bill was amended by striking out clause three- which permitted the company to build brench lines thirty miles in length.Mr.Blair objected that this meant virtually a blanket charter, and it was struck out.i was reported.The Algoma Central Railway bill and the Ontario-Hudson Bay and Western Railway bills werd reported.; en THE KING'S WIDE TOLERANCE.LONDON, May 3.\u2014 The last batch of addrespes of condolence at the death of Queen Victoria and congratulation on his acceasion to the throne, was presented to King Edward this afternoon at.St.James's Palace with the customary ceremonial, To day's\u2019 deputations included Catholics.Hebrews and Presbyterians.eo King\u2019s replies were practically identical.He.promised to Jromote unremittingly the enjoyment and blessings of religious liberty, tol.eranze, peace and good will among all classes and religious races.ES WELLAND CANAL REPAIRED.PORT DALHOUSIE, Ont., May 3.\u2014The Welland Canal break has repaired and locking was.resumed here at eight o'clock thie morning.Only three boats had been delayed bere.Much credit is due to the new Superintendent, Mr.Weller, for the quick k done.It has umally taken from four to six days to complete the same emount of work.Mr.W had a large «taff of men \u2018at work within an hour after the accident occurred.LONDON, May 3.\u2014 The Th d Guiness stakes at Newmarket to-day.wos d\u2019Etg was recond, and Santa Brigida, ridden by J.Reiff, was third.Fifteen horses.ran.A trnyeanald selling eigns was won Lester Reiff up.Hate of 103, sover- oon Daisy filly, Humors feed th ha ot them Pg ead medicine to take: Ft cures aH \u2018bille, pimples, and eruptions.sooner you get Sersaparilia is spring hum- AAAAAAAAAAAAAALAAMAAAAAAALAAAAA.AAAAAAAAALAALAALAAAL LALA LALA SILLS Lb ddldldodddddlrdsdssesr v v vv The bill as amended ber employment.ble with gion last night at Bt.Patrick\u2019s Church, and, as vvusl, the attendance was large.CIRCULATION OF STAR: Last Weeks Daily.55,983 Last Week's Weckly \u2026\u2026\u2026 119,498 mm neh ~ COSTS he stonexeeres MORE.THAT'S WHY THEY TRY TOPERSUADE ME'T we SOME OTHER BRAND.Pe & 104 2 \u201cA AAAAALAAALAAAAAAAAAAAAAN YY VVVVVvvryyyY Worth a Visit 0 see the many new and de- irable goods we show this eason- in Boys\u2019, Youths\u2019 or en's Clothing, all we manu- ctured is in the latest style.very pattern was well select- d and in consequence all we xhibit is tasty, neat and sure o please.We call particular ice to- our Youths\u2019 Clothing.0 class of trade is harder to uit than our young men-but e do it, because every .garent we show them is cut in the ost fashionable manner and ecause we sell up-to-date uits at such reasonable fig- > ures.Prices in this Depart- } ment range from $5 to $10.00.Another important fact worth AAA AL NESSES 0 moze æ = VF VEENCSCVECOCCCECVOCEECCEOO > > remembering is that no one dis- > putes our claim of carrying the > greatest variety of Children\u2019s ?Clothing in the city- Our space > don\u2019t allow.us ta say but a word more and we will use it b to advantage.For the cheap- } est and best Children's Clothing to_be found in Montreal, come direct to WORKMAN\u2019S Mammoth'Clothing House 1888 and 1890 NOTRE DAME STREET.[THE BEDDING MANUFACTURERS (Wholesale Only; Contractors for Hotel, Hosnital, Institution and Steamship Bedding.Ostermoor Patent Elastic Fel ¢ OFFICE, 301 ST.JAMES ST.MONTREAL parts t.Mattresses and Church Cushions.ALASKA FEATHER & DOWN CO.L't'd, with Air-cell Asbestos Board.GEO.R.PROWSE, 224 St.James St.REFRIGERATORS.\u2014mromeen- AT = $5.75, $7.00, $8.00, $9.00 and $10.00 Net.Refrigerators insulated See our pure White Agate Lined - Ever Consider \u2018That the works of a clock like the interior of a garment, are hidden, and unless these hidden parts are placed together by skilled artisans, when tried would be found wanting?= _ Both appear sightly on the surface, but a protection is required so as to distinguish the genuine from the spurious.1 | .\u2018The brand Fit-Reform, the banner of the ll founders in the Dominion of tailor-made, ready- to-wear garments is your guarantee, AARAAAAAAAAALALAAAAAAAAALAAAAAAAMAALALALLALLLALL LLL LOL ALAA sos\u2019ssdsdssss WW V VV VIVO YY YY VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVIVVVYVVVYVY MARK WORKMAN, Prop.Open evenings until o\u2019clook, 104s JovreoIvvrvvrvvvvogs CYP 4 4 MADONNA AA L080 Ala CAC VvYwY VICTORIA DAY REVIEW.A Field Day on Logan\u2019s Farm for City Regiments \u2014 Queen\u2019s Own Will be Invited.Now that the Government has definitely decided to met aside the 24th of May a a perpetual holiday throughout the King's minion of Canada, it is more than probable that the regular military reviewa which have invariably marked cach Queen\u2019s Birthday in the past will be continued in the future in so far as the Montreal militia are concerned.The 24th has always been a sort of a field day in this city for the various city corps, and the annual re- viewa on Logan's Farm have invariäbly been \u20ac great attraction for citizens in general.This year the military pageant will be held as usual, and although it is expect: ed that one, at \u2018least, of the city regiments will not be able to take part therein, still it will doubtless prove as brilliant a spectacle as most \u2018of the reviews which have taken place in recent years.An effort is to be made to bring the Queen\u2019s Own Regiment down from Toronto for the day, as it is understood that that battalion is anx- jous to spend the 24th elsewhere than in Toronto.Col.Otter, À.D.C., C.B., however, who commands the Toronto military district, is averse to any of the Toronto corpe leaving the city on that day, and it is possible that his counsel to remain in Toronto may prevail with the officers of the Queen City\u2019s crack rifle corps.; Arrangements for this year's review in this city are already under way, and in the hands of Licut.-Col.Roy, D.O.C., and the commanding officers of the city, it is likely to prove as great a success as any of its predecessors.As usual the function will take place on Logan's Farm on the morning of the 24th., - BAB SECRETARYSHIP.Rumour has it that Mr.Arthur Gidben- sky, K.C.secretary eral of the Bar of the Provinge of Quebec, sign that position.The name of Mr.Alt E.Delorimier, K.C., as his probable successor.W P morning, Ar.Globensky said he did not see \u2018why he should leve that office and hoped that the Bar would, as in the past, continue is appointment to such an ourable position.The secretary general has very important duties to perform, especially during éxaminations, and be is about the only official of the Bar Association drawing fees for his services.co Although Mr.Globerjsky does not resign, Mr.Delonmier is a c didate for the office of secretary general.The latter is the artner to ex-lieutenant-governor Angers.he elections of the general council of the Bar will take place as soon as the local sections will have selected their offices, i.e, in a couple of weeks.ret \u2019 THE COUTURE'S MISFORTUNES.Mrs.Charles Couture, who with her husband ht protection at No.6 police station on Wednesday night, called on Mr.Recorder Poirier after the sitting of the Court yesterda ed for shelter for a Se made À formal itted to gaol was made an e was commi o for two months.Her blind husband was allowed to go, in expectation of procuring ~ INHERITS $500,000.Mr.Joseph Benoit, a Fremch-Oanadian Brocton, Mass.haw juet received wor cle Ww tlv died in Provid RI The sale consists of an hotel valnos at 000, utifu a .5 several prized horses.The reven- about ) io 60 years old, 20d was employed in a .REV.PATHER YOUNAN.shoe factory.\u2018Rev, Father Younan continved his mic has E ~~ SUITS; $10to $20, TROUSERS, $3 t Opposite Murphy'e 02344 ST.CATHERINE STREET, 10421 033 Neckwear \u2018 = All Special Bargain Prices hold good up Do, 3 for 25c REMEMBER That Cheap Sale of As Advertised in Wednesday's Star.~ till SATURDAY NIGHT.Here are a few of the pri Men's Bow Tied to hook on for turned down collars, worth 15c cach, now for band to hook behind, worth 15¢ and 25c, to clear at Men's Bow Ties, with neck \\ Men's Knot Ties, String Ties for Bows, and some Derby Ties, to be at 8c, or 3 for 25c.\u201c or Oxford Ties for Bows; every one worth 25e, some w for 3 Men\u2019s.Four-in-hand or Graduated Derbys, and fine Reversible Small orth 50c, al a A line of Puff Ties, worth 25c, for 15cowing Eads, worth 50c, now 20c, or 3 weil Flowing Ends, worth » for 50c.75¢, now 35¢, or 3 for $1.00.And many r Clearing Bargains.i Come in and see them at t 15c, >, Gorner of Craig and Bleury, and 2299 St.Catherine St, \u2014 104zx1 cleared | Derby two THE Action Taken Against Park and Island Railway for $1037.A writ of summons was issued In the Superior Court,.this morning, on behalf of the town of 8t.Louis du M i Park and Island Railway Company- in an action amounting to $1 the bert S.Holt, president of the company, is also bei ied personally in this care.It For Women and Men Leo the y ancil of Be us Seiad ro take Combine Comfort, Quality, Dura- pT Shaner al Slay fe Si tion ground, where they had been laid SH Have a [ook at thom.contrary to a civic : and phe railway tra \u2019 i ited $500,000 from an nn-' its that he has inborit ed ; of injunction against the mumicipality to prevent the latter from doing its i wotk, damage injunction was quashed in the S i d jENIN Appeal Courts, as well es by ihe Pro OPEN EVENINGS.1041 3 Council.Now the town of St.Louis claires ++4++++++++++++++4+++++++.that it has suffered: damages amounting to - rom suc > i taken an ection for the recovery and of Hoe AN ACTION FOR DAMAGES.same.e saries of sermons will be continued throughout the week.@ : ST.LOUIS COUNCIL SUES.ile End against 36.Mr.Her- law.Men were hired wae actually torn off e Col took a writ destructive and Mr.Holt nteed tha would issue from that writ Tho 795-797 CRAIG ST.43,00 Stok Holstead & Grant, i $dbbdddbdddbddddddididibdiidibidii dda RAL SALAMA ALL LALA LALANALS LEAS A, SA [ his charge.POLICY TO BE ADOPTED.\u2018My palicy,\u201d said the hew geheral man- \u2018acer last evening in, an interview with the Star, \u201cwill be to get out the coal, and ret Bout \u2018an that 1 poxibly can.That.will he ts rpain characteridtic, I think there should be a magnificent future for thiz great Canadian industre.1 never saw such inviting mines from the miners\u2019 standpoint.No ping.as in some properties I know.nty of room and plenty of good air.And irom what T hive seen of the men they are a splendid class of workmen.The e, and confidently recommends it to similar sufferers._ Women who suffer from inflammation, wlceration, female wenkness, or nervous diseases caused brs disease of the womanly organs wi a complete cure the use of Ÿ Favorite Prescription.\u201d TEEN MANES WEAR WOMNER AND SIR WOME! WELE i BRETONS COAL] Shields was \u2018the Prec, vb peser en peer ee 2 \"HEY ARE EXCEPTIONALLY 600D.AND HIGHLY APPRECIATED.io \u2018Clear Havana Cuban Made Cigars.RETAILED AT I , 9, 2 for 25¢, 15c and 29° eee SH YR sa - LARGE AUCTION SALE OF Seigniory For Sale|.| Wednesday, Sth May, 1901, § at the office of the un irom every stand \u201cDo you know, greatly interest at that {ime saw.in October next.on the other side.he in the foreign bowever, Rebellion.as the necessities have been gettin the school \u201cPa Rowland, last month were\u2019 nation as the t the pupils.ist; L.Shepherd, subsequent ; ol How Hospital was Owen N.Eva Expert, Temple & ana Lt et measuring 1.Byrens et al; et al Xavier Vaillan Vaillancourt four (Fears, Pima ed rnd tencè.The Montreal and id a 3 situation of the mines is, of course, ui rivalled, and the output could as time rolls on.be able to enter any market, redict that Sydney will yet be another ittsburg.The conditions are simply ideal \u201cWe have sufficient coal down there to supply the world\u2019s demands for 1,000 years,\u201d interject ed Mr.Pearson.am inclined to think that statement wolutely correct,\u201d was Shields\u2019 quiet reply.MR.SHIELDS' SUCCESSOR.\u201cWho succeeds you in your oud position,\u201d the new general mana; \u201cMr.Brass, formerly of Montreal: will be appointed general manager of the \"Vite: inia Coal and Railway Companies.We had an output in the mining pre have just leit of about We had a good market for our Foal South America and Europe most everywhere but in then vou must remember \u2018our mines were 330 miles from the mea .ô much better than thie Sydner is situated, perched away out in the coal we handled is a soft that at Sydney.Thus you will conditions are BOTH WERE UNC UNCOMFORTABLE.sudden\u2014you\u2014you embarrass me,\" she coquettishly \u201cThat tight.\u201d he replied \u201cI feel a little on- And oven the front window lecked pane: with bie to, 5a to J of | A, 3 10, the toa ou, J i ser on bout govern: meat.The Canadian Govérament has given 30.725,130 acres of land to redvaye daclad- ing acres granted to adian Pacific Railway.The first ex ture on the Cape Breton © pendi pe Railway was made in 1887.ven that time and June 30, 1900, the expenditure on capital account was 679.The total number of women over 18 years old employed in the factories and workshops of the is about trade unions.The loans of the local authorities of Eng: land and Wales outstanding amount to about £283.000,000.The loans of local bod- jes in Scotland outstanding amount to about £37,000,000.India aud Ceylon have competed so.suc- ully wi h China in the production of tea that ar in 1880 the quantity exported from China was 210,000.000 pounds, in 1899 it was only 163,100,000 pounds.In the year 1899 the number of vessels passing through the Suez canal was 3,607, with a tonnage of 9,895, In the same year there pa throug! \u201cthe- Sault canals (20,255 vessels, with à a tonnage of 21,- 258,347.The quantity of vegetable food passing through the Welland Canal in 1800 was 30390 tons; in 1890 the quantity was oly 459,688 tons.Tu 1860 the heavy goods as iron, salt, coal and ores amounted to 275,623 tons; in 1809 this traffic only amounted to 133,385 tons.Municipal owuership of such civic fran- «chises as street railwage, water orks, electric lighting, gas, markets, docke, ete, has teen carried so far in the United Kingdom that the municipalities had £88.152,585 invested in such enterprises in the year 1890, and the annual profits after providing for working expenses and sinking fund amounted to £3,613.668.WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S WHAT PICTURE USED BY BY SPANISH SWINDLERS.\u2014The gang of of Swindlers which been operating all aver the country for the last three years has ap parently settled down to what the authorities know as the \u201crich orphan\u201d game.In every case recent- ls heard of the neo- Bee Sh at San- , a Cu ban revolutionist, who captured in Spain aad thrown into a Spap- ish prison; Senorita Fenoll, his beautiful daughter and the heiress to his large estate, which is deposited in the Bank of England; and Braullo Arnedo, \u2018who purports to_be the father confessor of the Cuban Bea thbed \u201cSatersent \"fhe rom, him bie ea en e as succesefully worked in many eaten States.In each case nracticallv the\u2018 same letters aud the same photograph are used.The in- fended victim, usually g business man .in \u2018some small town, gets in the first place a letter from the unfortunate Cuban patrigt, claiming some distant relationship, and ret- ting forth that he is at the point of death and wishes to entrust his orphan da ah, her e, ch amounts to $180,000, to the care of some est relative is the: United States The letter comes.fran Spain, apd, if answered, further monte.ofS e in her '\u201cSeparita Emily Fen ofl.\u201d received, en the pre \u2018here reproduced, the photos handwriting.A few weeke Tater rece .letter from the bogus priest announcing death of poor Santiago Fenoll and enclosing a copy of his hast will, in which bh the victime is made a large part of the «- te.a that is eo is for the victim toes $500 to pay the expenses girl sad the priest from Spain to the Lidl ates.TO SEEK THE SOUTH POLE.\u2014Priace Luigi Amadeo, Duke of Abruzzi, who hy making active preparations for a voy the antarctic regions with the ho Paie covering \u201cfarthest -wouth, \u201d already holds his Jast e ition to the north polar or al bruzzi : pass poin reached by Nansen.The prince is a son of the late Prince Amadeo Savoy, Duke of Aosta, and for a time King of Spain.He is 28 years , and has long noted as an enthusiastic traveller.In t summer cof 1997, he ascended Mount Pipe\" in Alaska, and last year succeeded in breaking ali.re- Sos in arctic explorations.In his foril- coming expedition to the south pole, the daring .young royil scientist wi fe assiet- ed by is cousin, the King of Italy,- the I ent and numcrous scientific societies, which have conferred deccraticns upon him for past achievements.He will mil on his pemlous trip some time this summer.A DAILY HINT NT FROM PARIS.The Duke of bruzzi.a \u2018Empire tea gown rs elk and col- THIS DATE 30 YEARS AGO.(From Star Fes for May, 1874.) Montreal thermometer, max.®; min, Stock company plays \u201cTho Hunchback\u201d canal, Michigan, jo be he Indications that the Commune of el defeniders Mr.Boyd, Ce Public Works Department appointed chiet engineer PE ne.larohbls ot ng mts ee a nd t bet: ne Moritreal and t ninar oS thd he Seminary aa Spanish-Ameriean | ves the population - Facts, AND FIGURES.British I 500,000, of whom 11 per cent, belong tof PROF.STEPHEN'S PUPILS, où Hiccetion, 56 RL VIRTU MAB T1 FOR GATE.FAT: School KARN HALL, MONDAY, BAY Oh, 2225 SP scores RECIT À L.|; ?Musical Talent.T4368 st.2% Vatuorine Le street, Karn all on Mond Children.THO! Doarappen at 1.38 and 7.30 p.m.daily.1005 EXPORT DUTY ON COAL Chancellor of the Exchequer Defends His Policy in a Spirited Speech in the House.oo Showing That the Coal Owners Profits Were Enormously Increased Last Year \u2014 Question Did Not Reach a Vote.(Special to the Star.) LONDON, May 3\u2014Sir William Har court was in his best figbting form in the House of Commons last evening.He made a slashing attack on the Gôvern- ment for imposing a tax on exported coal, and condemned Sir Michael Hicks-Beach\u2019s finance as rg vg and dlipshod.The Chancellor the Exchequer, however, ably defended naa, and he created a great impression by quoting statistics to prove that the coal owners last year obtained £29,000,000 more profit than in 1897, on a capital of £110,000,000.After the duel between the Liberal and Tory Chancellors the debate lapsed .into mediocrity, and at midnight it was adjourned till Monday.\u2018Lhe Government were extremely, anxious to obtain a di vision last ly but Mr.Balfour\u2019 was afraid to move the closure.The result of the continuation of the debate will be to postpone discussion on the King's civil list, and it is doubtful whether Mr.Brod- erick\u2019s army pro can be taken up nest week.This stagnation be business is ning to cause considerable speculation in the House as to the effect of the gramme of the session, P As a result of enquiries in various quarters, it appears that the miners are not ikely unanimously to approve the recommendation of their leaders that they should indicate sera © disapproval of the tax by a gen A In the course of bh is speech the Chancellor.said he had some ifficulty in keeping his patience when deputations to to him about the unprofitable condition of trade.He had p tax for merely one year, na it ould be on those who are able to bear it.COMPETITION OF THE U.5.= With regard to the competition of tl aa States, Sir Michael Hicks-Bea: \u201cLast year the price of our coal at the port of export rose very uch higher than the price of coal in the United States, but in spite of that our coal was 38.000,000 tons, or 350 os more than the previous year.The United States export a little over 6,000,000 tous ; if the United States could net Som ete when the price of our it would be absolutely impossible \u201cfor, them to compete when price of our coal was low.\u201d TTA NATIONALIST VIEW.Mr.John Redmond, Nationalist leader, said the coal tax did not affect Ireland, and in that respect it was the beginning of a new era.On geieral pridciples, bow- ever, he urged Irish members to do every- {hing p possible in their efforts to defeat the Tol Balfour was determined to get a vote on the coal tax before the House rose, and be rejected Sir William Vernon Har- court's private -appeal for a postponement.At a late hour, however, so many members were anxious to speak that the Bpesker gave it to be understood that he would Dat consent to an application of the clos: The ent was.therefore, re- Juctantly compelled to yield.\u201d STANSTEAD ELECTION CASE Taken En Delibere After the Argument of Counsel Had Been Heard.(Special to the Star.) SHERBROOKE, May 3.\u2014fThe Stanstead contested election case was argued vester- on the ancstion before ndge da law raised by the ndent, viz, the amendment the Controvert to Election a Po, in the last session of due ere \u201cLLB, LB.aud Mr.J.the res- ed ee t 1.argu i Bon the election der aciutely Ispsed and become tint, and that the court had Joo longer jurisdiction, that answering the tition was not a waiver of \u201crespondents acquired rights, and \"that.waiver, even -if possible, could not confer upon the court Jurisdi a hich had been expressly taken an elaborate the recent amendment to the law, contending tht the ute which is amended ue ter, as uently done, to be construed as if Flprsres moar A EL ways been that t amendment san thoroughly b WON A PRISE AT PARIS.ACADEMY OF EC, Barman, THEATRE FRAN Royal Lif.patie \u201cThe Mexry Tramps.\u201d py arts formance.THEATRE ROYAL\u2014Misco's Jolly Grass IDE and pupils of Mise \u2014 \u2014 Drink; Cowan's \u201cSPECIAL |; Ne.4\u201d old Irish Whisky.FOR B-Contisaous Vaudeville Pers\" 2 GRAND CONCERTS = ALBANL and her distinguishest party of Artists.Windsor Hall, Hall, TUESDAY, 7th.MONUMENT NATIONAL, THURSDAY, Sth.SEATS ON SALE for both coacerts at J.W.Shaw 4 Co.'s Plano and Music Store, 3574 8 Catharine \u2018Reserved Seats, 75e, $1.00.81.59, =e.2nd Regiment Canadian Artillery ORDERS BY O.C.e Regiment will parade this evening, Ma ord, at 8.18 Band and trumpet- era to attend.Unitorm.drill order.By order.3.H.WYNNE, Capt, 104%1 : Acting-Adjt.I Crow Overall OVERALLS.Mechanics in every locality wear the I Crow Overall with perfect comfort and satisfaction.To be had from 3 WM.CURRIE; Clothier, 1967 Notre Dame St.1001 EDUCATIONAL.THE MONTREAL CONSERVATORY FAMINE IN CHINA.Starving Millions in Shan Si .Provineé Resort to Cannibalism and the Eating of Grass and Bark.+ THOUSANDS \u201cARE PERISHING.Minister Conger Tells of the Distress and the Method by Which it Nay Best be Rolieyed\u2014Consuls to Act as Almoners.DES MOINES, \u2018Iowa, May 3\u2014Minister çe received messages from.a New Yor! asking co-operation in giving rebel to starving millions of Northern China.His telegram in reply wal \u201cThe Christian Herald, New York: \u2014 Your telegram received.\"The suffering of* the famine-stricken people in Shan S1 is indescribable.Your plan of relief is the best.Put the matter in the hands of our consuls at Shanghai and Tien Tsin.and heads of missions there.inese Govern- \u201cARENA, TO-NIGHT SOUSA , AND HIS BAND.Prices.\u201423¢, 50c; 73¢ and $2.00.GRAND SCOTTISH +\u2014SONG RECITAL ea BY een Miss Amy Murray, OF NEW YORK, ; (under auspices of Stanley Street Church Choir) KARN HALL.THURSDAY, MAY 6th, 230, Etc and 750 at Ka ARCHES av.and 7: » r= Fane Ou The Incline Railway will commence running tomorrow (Saturday) Afternoon, th May.104°3 MESTINOS AND ANUSEMENTS.|PRocTOR'S Lm | ACA i re = The Wesld Besswned Prenidt \u2014 ig AR FORMANSES | HERRN ANN THE Con i hier) mers.ST Cement GREAT Ges.Hammermnith, Rhond's M tes, Tbe Kala- Ina wodster Programme of Ken Magical Sensations, Soclin and views state Accompanied by America\u2019s Favorite Music: 2 Family 5-NOSSES-5 Special Prices\u20143be, 80c, 75e and $1.00.Corninx\u2014Francie Wileen.10068 COMIN ACADEMY OF MUSIC MAY 9, 10,11 The Latest New York Sensation.WILL BE SUNG BY Ey YONE.DON'T MISS IT.ER THEATRE FRANCAIS \"mx Matinces Monday, 1 Thursday and \"THE ROYAL, Ditisomans in The The MERRY TRAMPS \u2018 Introducing the Boalles: « d La Acte sine Singer sad Dance! vou > Ean = come * RICES-\u201410, 20, \u201830 and 0c.No higher.1008 ALL NEXT WEEK Matinees Mon., Thurs.and Sat.THE LATEST DRAMATIC TRIUMPH, THEO.KREMER'S Comedy Drama =| HUMAN SPIDERS or, THE CONQUEST OF a QUEEN A Magnificent Scenic Prod: With MISS MARY BAMPTON Ulmer, Antoinette L, Snader, Maurice cu + Barker, and a 1033 rome ¢ a Ale THEATRE ROYAL Eree7 ,4gee- This Week.April 20.MIACO'S JOLLY GRASS WIDOWS And the t French Duettists, Paula and \u2018 Prices 3 and 30c.Next woek\u2014-THE SPax oF HAA A Notice to Nembers No article of trade is so widely imitated as the Caledonia Waters On account of the immense sale they fied that nomain for Len office Prost.joy.See the word MAGI on the a the dent ee ae epres label of every bottle.Sold by best ves on - alers suing year may now be made.Nomina, everywhere.100% tions, which must be signed by at least Mas Elections Me Sr db \u2018 1018 dev E.HERBERT BROWN, Sec.Troms.Foon rome SKIN, SCALP | Boon Etre Mostreal Bicycle 3562\" EE nb : Clut emissions, prets Sad othe neachind PRB.8 ry! BRODEUR, FIXTURES.tot Paris, 130 Bloury Street, SATURDAY May sb.3 pm\u2014 aT pl Til Tata Sid STO TURAL SLI MACPHEBSON, Purest boat.LE met 1 MARGARET ANGLIN INJURED.| \"(Special to the Star) n It was several minutes before the play resumed, then Miss Anglin was compelled to take à seat to speak lines.a OR DEATH OF MRS.SANKEY.NEWCASTLE, iy May 3\u2014Mre.Mary , mother of Ira D.Sankey, the world-famous and singer.died at her home in this city to-day.90 years old, and deat ear dus to ber ad: vanced age.JONES MURDER TRIAL BEGIN BURY, Ve, May 2\u2014The bear, Fosburg by ii Share bam, was orne hove yesterd ay Dr.Walter Bary, of Waterbury, told of the of the dead eaxmining viscera woman and gave it as his opinion that Ida Fos burg died from À Whiting, a of Rutland, testified that he had cour two ters from Shoreham.R Churchill, of Branded, + , à Brey Sek, sited of Sereiaioe to to Ida a at Shoreham, AN INGERSOLL MEMORIAL.CCA: sida al img fn oi a ory 3 Hopes which the Roach, representing the Iron Monier International Union % poor America, arrived at © bet John, N on \u201c Minister Conger said later: Ching told me only two days before I left Pekin that these people were literally eat- rd other They have esten every e gress, every bit of bark\u2014every- ct, that can prota ahs han been Faiod or two years unless e many thousands must us perish.\u201d i given, RISING IN 'YANGTSE FEARED.\u2018British Consul at Nankin Asks That Troops be in Readiness.LONDON, May 3\u2014 8! pond ot the The the secret combination of disaf- ed \u201celements in the Yangtre provinces for for the purpose of OT ration The British consul of Nook Nagin telegraphe Mr.og ng in i Sha hanghai, that the poling viceroy is about the Yangtse movement, pa Brennan to assist the Taotai t ai vo prescrre o der by holding troops in * INDEMNITY CHINA MUST PAY.BERLIN, May 3\u2014The statement that totd-Tndemnity B, be demanded of \u201china su nd te À 000,000 has been offi.am d'ipchades A oe ere oun The French have with withdrawn their | from Hwai Lu to Pao ere the ermans possesion o fro bee ds pers BEDFORD BAR CrFIouRS.{Special to the Star.) - pa CES TE THEE MANITOBA RAILWAY DEAL (Special to the Star.) ' venting tbe Northern ing the road over to the Government.\u2014\u2014_eremmee-2 ARMOUNS BEEF HOURE BURNE.CAGO, 3 d Pars bos on A ae to y a c'éjock today was damage by fame and rater te the vaine cé 81 000.On the fourth floor were 1600 head of live cittle were Teacoed with great difSeslty.wi buildi .k = | ing se Tbr and èx ment and people will be grateful, d d Er Le arbitrate ® the sirlk- hod wt come.1 send by Tater $100.firikers.heard thelr case.and agreed to will come.sen T d ds.will in ew th (Signed), \u201cEH.CONGER.\u201d ployera today.°° ser be eaten in the hanghai corres Post says the re-; à The Dangers of Spri ng DR \"CHASE'S NERVE FOOD] of the year than any other; spting Le desth's harvest time, be- ee ee then that the blood a thin, weak and impure, and the vitality ef the body at lowest ebb.; The pleasure instead of a burden.for 50 cents 8 box, § boxes for Torento.\u201d , .When you use Dr.Chase's Nerve Food regularly for a few * weeks you can feel the thrill of new life blood and fresh nerve vigor coursing through the body.With plenty of rich, req blood to nouriah and sustain them.all the organs of the body sre restored to healthful activity.and the weakueszes, (yres gularities and diseases of spring disappear.1, resumes its digestive fanctiorà, the action of the heart le strong and regular, the nerves atehdy, tte liver, kidneys and bowels perform their duties, and life becomes n effective spring restorative that money can buy, You can get it from your dealer, or direct from these offices Dr.Chase's Nerve Foed Is the poatgeta, $2.50.Tamanson.Bees & Co. ps ah VRPT SE PW + À lt the .improvements for the bettering \u2018 .domly hm rae | it puts pd de houssnds rhea Fi mes Meeting of Shipping Interests \u2018in Connection With Improvements in Ship Channel WILL GET WHAT THEY WANT.Convinced That Most of Improvements Asked For Wi]l Be Granted But Cannot be Put Into Plas® Till End of Season.At the meeting of the shipping interest Yesterday afternoom in connection with tion in the river aud gulf ot the wrence, the captains of the steam- marynthia were S ngineer ment of Marine and Fisher- \u201cCaptain Walaa! of the Parisian, gave some additional testimony, but for the most it was merely a reassertion of what had already been offered in evidence.He had little to add, and nothing to retract from his former testimony in regard to the improvements which he considers necessary.e examination of the Amarynthia\u2019s captain was only of a trifling character.WILL GET IMPROVEMENTS.ibis morning the members of the shipe ing interest profess to be well satis that the Government will make most of the improvements asked for.It will, however, be a matter of months, rather .than weeks, before many oi (he n lights and signals can be in place.After the Government bas passed upon these lights and signals as\u2019 being necessary, months must be consumed in their manu- ure, so there js little chance of the route being changed greatly for the better before very late this teason, or the beginning of next.DISCONTINUE ENQUIRY.The members of the shipping interest said this morning that they would not continue the enquiry, as it was considered .that they \u2018had all the evidence necessary.\u201c Then, again, it was a matter of some lit, tle expense the compilation of the evi- ® dence and the printing of the same.To- gather with the attorneys\u2019 fees, it would t to a ple of th dollars.STREET CAR TRANSFERS.To the Editor of the Star: Sir,\u2014A reprehensible practice carried on by (the street railway conductors is that of re-using t ers, which have already done duty.Is it not ible to conceive that the er ticket way have through the hands of some one who has n in contact with contagious discascs?And may not this disease be spread by re issuing this same transfer to a second or third party.The considerations of ordinary cleanliness, \"too, present themselves.Street car passengers are a miscellaneous lot, and the well-groomed man or woman must, I am sure, object to taking a trans- \u201cfer which has passed through several other ban The rc-issuing of transfers is.a petty Piece of business for a large ation to manction-\u2014if sanction it Etes CLEANLINESS.(Montreal) Th Street Railway officials state that it is pot customary to reissue transfers except to those who wish their own ticket re- or punched, in order to take them from al cond \u20ac to a third line.Trensfers in large numbers all new and clean, are handed to their car men every day, and under no cir- can t used - date date printed up upon them.A conductor may «dons van out of transfers before hé can obtain a fresh sup ply and at such times a used transfer is sometimes put into use.e occasions are rare, however, and the practice is not one in which the Montreal Street Railway \u201cbelieves or to which it gives official countenance.Pn FAILED TO PAY INTEREST.Judgment wae rendered for $5146.65 this morning agains; Mr.Fred.Maseey, in favour of Wm.Ramsay et al, = execut- | ors of the late John Torrance.By a deed before © Notary, Fair, Mr Tae owledged to owe the plaintiff $5000 payable Dec, 1, 1002, for which he hypothecated a property.The latter was to insured and kept insured for the guarantee of the debt and a clavee of the agreement stated that should fifteen days hae ith Rithout the payment of the interest, Mr.should.be entitled to exact the full Real There were, besides, some $146.85 expended for the cost of the insurance which was claimed by the plaintiff.As the defendant > over 13 days without paying the interest ap agreed, the Court rendered judgment for Ble.A j was rendered this mornin ing in the uperior Court against G.Bra shaw, for 215130, being part of interest due on the sum of 815500, which was Joan- 2d to him together with John tons, br C.E.Archibald, on February 17th, 1800 t 3 per cent.ttt ; MR.HOSMER\u2019S VISIT TO EUROPE Mr.Charles R.Hosmer, who has been in Europe since February last, is leaving Par- for Léndon and ex- pecte to arrive back in Canada bethe latter part of the month.While abroad Mr.Hosmer has visited the Holy Land \u2018has travelled through a ortion of Turkey, and in fact has scen th: greater portion of the Continent.ee HO PRESIDENT OF STOCK EXCHANGE At the annual meeting of the Stock Ex- Corporation is afternoon, Mr.hers, of Burnett and 0», presidency in succession to Mr.Miller, who has occupied the chair during the past year \u2014\u2014m\"e__ THE CHIEF GRAIN INSPECTOR.The Canadian Government is shortly to appoint a chief grain inspector for Cana.\u201c ONE IN THREE.Every Third Person Poisoned by Coffee.Ît is difficult to make people believe that eoffes is an absolute boon fo at least one person out of every of the ertibly before thes discover \u201cA Rew York hot hotel man says: \u201cEach ti after drinking became rate nervous and excited, e that I was unable ve minutes in one place, was also td vomit and suffered from loss of ps which fo rse and worse.LY lady: ald t- \u2018perhaps coffee was \u2018the cause of my trouble, and PR try Postum Food Coffee.I But she insisted co hard d that 1 fin 1 finally had some Pos- tum made been using it in place coffre er May 4, for Hamburg.A.or Liverpool.Germanic, May 8, for Liverpool.st Paul.May & for Southampton, Friesland, May 3 for Antwerp.FROM BOSTON.Commonwealth, Dominion Line, for Liv.ew Ei ad, Dominion Line, for Liver: Commonwealth, Dominion Line, for Live erpool, June 5.\u201c QuLF REPORT.Weather Conditions ; Cloudy ; Southwest Wind, = .ET ig Pon TS \u201cBe Lom.Martin River \u2014 In, 7.3 a.m.Forest + Peover an 4a.m., Marie Josephine, aon Cove \u2014 In yesterday.5.30 pam, ow Low Pomt-Out THIAMINE, Brianne: Cape Race-Inward, yesterday, £38 om.7 Phouniotse at Hamburg.from York, May Lang.at Southampton, from New York, Taste.at New Türk, from Liverpool YEE.May 3.elphla, at Liverpool.from New Tork, May 1.x Amsterdam.at Rotterdam, from \u2018New How England, st Queenstown, from Bos- by rer at Boston.trom Liverpoot and Queenstown.May 2 famarck, \u201cat New York, from Ham re May rman c, at Now York, from Liverpook May'3.ARRIVED.Aguitatne, at.Hare.trom Rew rock, of McLean, Kenme- | Moored a at the foot of Jacques Smith.McLean, Kennedy.PASSENGERS EASTWARD BOUND ® Forsian will carry a, large \u2018number tor \u2018Liverpool - O~-MOTTOW .F.But- , Mrs.rs.Cady, Marshalltown, ; Mr.Lascelles Cart, Liverpool, Eng.; Kingston, Ont.; Mrs, Constable, Vancouver, B.B.C.; Mrs.H, G.ire.Dalen glish, Miss Dalglish, Miss Lillas Dalglish, Montreal : ss Davis, Windsors Ont: Mr.J.d'u \"Dion, Quebec.re.Winnie Gordon, Miss Gor- \u201cHall, Miss Hall, Montreal : À.Hamilten, Winnipeg: Mr.Han.Mrs Hancock.a couter, B.C.; Miss Hill, Montreal; M Hickson, - 3 Montreal ; Mrs.Hutohison, Liverpool, Mrs.Ingleby and maid, Master ingles: \u2018and maid, Montreal; Mixs Johnson, innlpez: Mr.Ave 8 Kn pe Moncton, NE; Jar J.J.Langham ronto.; Miss Jena, e McDougall, Miss Me Keand, Mont Lieut.C.w.Mc- Lean, St.Yoho NB; Miss My, e, Win- pres, à; Mr.W.Müner, verpool, .Osborne,\u2019 Mrs.Osbornelf Chias.M: Perry.Onelda, N.Y.; Ar Tidinore, Miss Pridmore, \u2018Chicago, iss Ramsden, Liverpool, ger, Toro, Gains Mrs.\"Smith, Monc- ton, \u2018NB; dre, Smiin, Strange, Kivgato won, Ont.Miss Tobin, Winni \u201cCommander pradle Fare Waller.Vancouver, B.C.: Rev.B.G.Wilkinson, Len- noxville, Que.: » we .LAKE MEGANTIC INWARD.The | Elder.Dempster steamship Lake santis Capt.Taylor, passed nt yesterday.In addition to u \"second ao M ÿesterdaT iD a aM Dim the Comes Captain i Meur in agen a (4 F, ap nse.TJ Mr.\"Si.Bninks, # i Mr.a Fo er - n= bin, Master Shab rw F notary, dim me B 8 Linde Mrs.Lo =! ar.Le, w Aie eee Mr.Charles wer ME Mr.Éonnor, Mr Mr.H: \u2018Forsbam.Lon Two fy SHORE.a \"HALIFA N.&, May 2 X siti EES A Fa AE resolution was passed auth ng the sale sam ee Re i e\u2014\u2014 mpi eam = * , NOTES.nage Siewmitip Ox , of steamers ah Pn EE HFOEE us n oy aptes To ate IR es na fst, for Bord \u2018The Elder.Déni h nee Decatd a SE x% Sein re oa The Domiy v8 xa des au aes Cheese 16 COMPANY'S\u2019 STOCK soLb?| HAS ati After Odds and Ends of \u2018His Road's Business in |.London \u2014 Taking Things HE IS GOING TO PARIS.Stated That His Visit Has Ko Connection With the Fast Atlantio Line\u2014Projest is in \u2018a Quiescent Stage at Present.(By Cable from be Star's Special Clrre- spondent in London.) wo oe May 3\u2014Mç.T.G.Shaugh- , President of the Canadian Pacific any, reached the city on Thursday.He is discussing, in a quiet way, the varioue outstanding and minor Canadian Pacific questions with businces friends here.But, otherwise Mr.Shaughnessy is on a holiday.He leaves here on May 11, for Paris.His visit has no connection with the fast At- lartic line service, which is hung up pending the Canadian Government's action.WINDERMERE.ABUSED OTTAWA'S MAYOR.Alderman Lewis Used Violent Language at _the City Finance Committee Meeting Last Night.(Special to the Star.) OTTAWA, May 3\u2014The Civie Finance Committee was enlive by a disgracef scene last evening.On Monday cer Alds.Lewis and Stroud stated that the collection of arrears of taxes meant har assing -the poor.The Mayor next day Jook up authority and last evening the finance Heeting these two ald with being ermen \u201cThe return I have ot,\u201d \u2018said the Mayor, *\u2018discl a peculiar situation.t shows that both Ald wis and Ald.Stroud ot The been ovine taxes de years, paying at their pleasure, while le poorer A pressed by bailiff indiguantly denied the i t language, abusing the Mayor roundly.- Ald.Stroud was more moderate in his remarks.He said:\u2014 \u201cI did not bring this matter up, but when a man makes enquiries, as the Mayor ! has done, Sbout two aldermen, he purpose and takes a stand either Christian nor gentlemanly.That is all T have to say.\u201d The irman threatened to leave the chair, but quiet was restored and the other business was taken up.\u2014\u2014 - LIFE OF CANADIAN PATENTS.being | Sub-Committee of the Senate Favour Replacing Mr.Dandurand\u2019s Bill - With the English Measure.(Special to the Star.) OTTAWA, May 3\u2014The special commit- Dandurend\u2019s put an end to the Patents Act, have not vot completed their work.: The bill as referred to the Committee vides that the life of a patent may Pre er newed by the fovernor-in -Coancil after reference to the schequer Court.Hon.Geo, \u201cA.Drummond rongly in favour of wn amendment bused a upon the English act, provides the patent office with power fo renew'a patent on proof that the pater- tee has not had time to reconp himself for disbursements.Hon.Mr.- ish tent is Je ars t that of & adien is 18 years.To assim si i- late the to the English bill would need further amnendiments to the act.The committee then conside r, Fisher's bill of lat Jour, ten it was ght 1 im ible to ner the Blouse ¢ mls e eommitie separated, sit strong: lin favo of the Swit bl and it is t when meet next ucing it th Bandurands in ve te te .PRICE OF COAL IN TORONTO.The Wholesale Figure is Now Forty- five Cents Higher Than Last Year.(Special to the.ss TORONTO, May 3\u2014 say there will be -no = au prc on prices to summer rates this year as in the t, u present conditions change.hey have received.notice from t erican mine owners, who pe ner ailroad pie, through organ deals, dan! wholesale price Be be ad | place of vanced ten cents monthly until September, when the price will have reached res igh Ma; is now 45 cents\u2019 higher last point.With the sen cents x e wholesale price here than ut Yee theme er \u2014\u2014\u2014 = (Bpecial to the Star.) LONDON, May 3.\u2014An attempt was made forday on the iy or Elfte Fey, the Amer tenne, at the Pavilion Music Hall.Miss Fay ar- Wh Hved at her fiat she he, foypd addressed pat ch were en mixture of gunpowder and SAS tch bh.been 80 ar- hat ed ie este de ops manner 0 t 3 y the sandpaper, bd have trator of the pe or Of the outrags has not been discovered.ny KINGSTO © Val- ere 4 encla, 1 N 1 - ay in the coal cts, and ar 1S patiors magn: SO?fe Mont evidence of the Intense intercat being poire towed 27 the steamer Bothnte- The in the tax Eee op by both minery and { owners.But the remil .oe op acy Fw Brot thers, Owned by Mr.show the minera are by he 90 Ant.carri cs he more Bho Strike.Chas 5 othe int aa Tied graln for Kiogsto iation bord of fhe ! A ire miners has TUNISIAN: BRINGS CROWD.ssued \u2018a manifesto e men e ef- fhe \u201d ie fect that, although be is À pored from i) is Bus Even tag to thé post, be considers it unwise from M oville bh ved wa t ht cabin, eres Severs min step 4s eve ie Co o and rd.sud similer advice Yo the men.\u2018 ronowdo TOUTE \"SENTENCED.TORONTO.May À to the Star.) ai à young man living À Forence strent, tras the Central Prison for a year b Sona Denison th his morning for attemp! od extortion.George Geoffrey Monkhotse in street High , When Grummel] oa of improper vin him to square himself.ous house hinded him over 3 polioemah.2m\u201d = mn BRE ie heart faflure, An Pation, of H.M£.* te Pet =: an as » Patton GO: 1 the iy of the Senate appointed to consider Hon.: op this on the ground that the ee of an Er = i pris fs ea, arr Partorn ro on April Wh; st + - denty frém .in sera yeas 0 safe, à ormer -8 cu Toronto, vs ro [ o and Prescott, Ont.tbe last URNS G05 T0 GAOL Special Constable stable Sentenced to .Fiftten Days; $15 Fine or One Month More in Jail, This Afternoon.FOR ASSAULTING CITIZEN.Mr.Recorder Weir Stated That Lightness of Sentence Was Due to Consideration For Burns Family of Five Small Children.Specie Constable Burns was this after-* noon sentenced by Mr.Recorder Weir to fifteen days in gaol; a fine of $15 or one other month, for having committed an ag- Sted acm ult amed George r Marshall, ede a stranger in het city, and on Monda: \"night he was arrested by Burns on a charge of being drunk a resisting the Police.ne He ap in court t in a rightful condition.is head being cut cut o an his face b badly bruised.He mid t at Burne y attacked him and had knocked him al almost.into a condition of unconsciousness with blows from a baton.Burns swore that he carried no baton or stick, and said that he bad not even struck the man, but that the latter had confess ed that \"he had been in a on another - street.Marshall was condémned on the two charges and given a severe sentence.HIS CHILDREN SAVED TIME.case waa ed in the Star and peaple reported the arrest called on .the Recorder and declared assault committed by Burns the most\u2019 brutal on record.That he car- ricd a baton and struck Marshall to the ground several Lines and also him when down.Marehall was sent for and up from the fool looking very ill.what t le said was the bat 9) as he had decla it in court.Burns was arrested and found guilty some days and remanded umtil this afternoon for sentence.The rder gave him a very severe talking to before pron en ence.A petition signed by a number of business people arked His Honour to be as lenient as possible with the man, as he had five motherless child- Ten to look after.This is why His Honour raid that the sentence\u2019 was made so light.The Recorder says that he will at once take steps to.have Marshall released from prison.YEARLY COST OF A MAN-OF- WAR Thé Équivalent of the Interest on More Than Four and a Half Millions of Consols.However costly it may.be to k the machinery of national jen ing, B® is a elartling fact that to nin a firat- ip for a year es a bigger ole in the Cabinet of i than to maintain the twenty Ministers, many of a have mlaries- of £5,000 a year.Indeed, the Yearly allowance of ammunition for a often costs more than three months - cial salary a of State.To build and equip a first-class cruiser like the ee re very Alle change, comparati out of e ion pounds; and a battleshi ip.like the M ic runs away with something like ä fone hake 2 chip of the Royal Sovereign piu.average cost of which.000, we \"ind that the capital 8 sunk in her represen interest, at 23 per Cent.» of ora To this annual ch ust add the depreciation, estimated at 1% ae a year, or & sum of £31,000\u2014 ing, with the shtrpel on.capital sunk, an annual charge of £1,000 a week for the ship alone, quite apart from the cost of manning and running her.Thus, at the start, we have a expenditure, for a single , Ww] represents the interest on £1,902,000 worth of Console.salaries and waged of the ship's crew the executive eos alone claim more than a seventh, = on an average £4,500; while the toe pett cers, seamen and boys.num- bout x, receite about £11,000 a rear Thema fon of the ship, com try, an aud numbering pit Aer 100 officers costs a year, cost of the execu staf cooks £600.Naturally, the cost of feeding an of 700 men is a serious item.In round it comes to £15,000 a year, or the very respectable amount of £1,250 month.That this amount is not excesiive clear the calculation that it only rets an annual cost.for rations, of a dutle over £2 for cach member of the During the vear the roughly, half her own weight in cots td average distance miles and to to work ber numerous auxiliary eo coals cost as nearly as pos £6.000, which represents a cost for cor- sin i Et in i 0 7 Ed] i ex- more than half as much he guns of one of our to feed its crew.The yearly of ammunition for a te i Ur Sp ] wa ».wl Fake bi > Sg i I PACIFIC GOES: T0 101, Under Leadership ership of Strength ih Wall Street Local Market Advanoed the Price to the .Above New High Level.CABLE ADVANCES FOUR POINTS.Dominion Coiton Was a Soft Spot Selling Back to 70\u2014Sevaeral Railways Went Higher in Wall Street But Reactions Followed.« - The special correspendents of the Star ja Wall street and on the Chicago Board of Trade report in this column; that stocks were buoy ant in some cases and in othew, while wheat was steady.Local stocks were mostly strong.The total sales In the New York Stock Exchange yesterday were 1.851.200 shares, and the bond transactions were of the par value of $7,110,000.Canadian Pacific and Commercial Cable were the conspicuous features of a generally strodx market this morning.while Dominion Cotton was an exception.Pacific made a mew high record locally at 101, but subaequently sold off MY to 100%.In New York the price went up to 101 again, but like the home market had a slight reaction.Yesterday the home market closed at 130%.and this morning tradieg commenced lower at par, but instigated by the aûvance in Wall street, the market here followed suit and advanced the price to the new high level.The early quotffMon from London was 102';.compared with 163 at the close yesterday.The closing there was 103%.\\ \u2014 Commercial Cable went four polnts higher than yesterday's closp to 185.This is a gain of 20 points above what the price was a Ittle Yesterday afternoon the price advanced from 178% to 18! followed by the further movement this morning.Very lttie of the stock changed hinds here at the advance, the bulk of trading taking piace in New York, where the stock closed at 180 yesterday.The most conspicuous feature on the easy side of the market was Dominion Couton.The price dronped back to 70.which is 114 below yesterday's closing.The movement of this stock has been decidedly erratic of late.with a eaggins tendency predominant.Toronto Ralls were ales a small fyaction easier at 110%.Royal Electric and Gas were strong.the former selling at À and the latter a1 243.The shares of the new company which will absorb those stocks Nave -not yet been listed.but 39 shares were sold yesterday aftefnoon at par.The Street is discussing the dividend and revised views place ft at 4 per cent.per annum.Richelicu was another strong spot in the market, selling up to 216%.Twin City following the lead of Wall street, sold up to 76 at the opening.and closed the forenoon a fraction easier.Montreal Street was unchanged af 222 Winnipeg Street Railway sold at 108% and 109.which is two points higher than it Bas changed hands at heretofore.Mesure.L.J.Forget and Co.'s London cable to-day quoted: Grand Trunk first 99.second 82%, third 38, Canadian Pacific 103%.Ana- | Apr) LL ed : 123,008 Total SAT OEE £36,185 \u201cThe United States has reached a 3 per cent.basis.Any security that pays more than that is bound to go to a premium.Look at earnings self.\u201d so says Mark Hanna.The London 'ftandard, commenting om the American stock boom adm\u2019ty that it !z due to genuine prosperity.and the vast fBaancial improvements in the raliroads of the United States, but it advises that caution is necessary on account of the exciied and dangerous condition of the markets as revealed by cable despatches received thers.\u2019 - Disb of 1 and at during the month of May In the United States will amount to $44,004,682, as compared with $i0,- 765,000 In November, the corresponding eemt- annual period, and $36 336.500 In May, 1900.This Includes payments on railroad, industrial and traction stocks end bonds end interest payable on Government and 204 municipal bonds.London has made considerable inroads this morning on some of yesterday's high prices of American stocks and the effect was manifest In Wall street at the opening in some sharp declines, but this was offset by the great buoyancy shown by Atchison, St.Paul, Baltimore and Ohio and a faw other stocks.Atchison sold at the opening at 88% to DO.compared with 87 last night.St.Paul mounted quickly by jumps of à hall point between sales, four points over last night.In Baltimore and Ohio the opening was at 114 to 13434, compared wit 100% last night.Union Pacific wold dewn 138% to 137 and the United States Stes] stocks Jost % for the preferred and 1% for the com- | mon.The losses slvewhere In.the list ranged from a small fraction to & point.LONDON.\u2014 Closing: Consols for money, 54 9-18; do.for the account, 94 12-18; Atchison, 013: Canadian Pacific, 108%; St Paul, 185: Illinois Central, 147%; Louisville, 113%: Unloa Pacific pfd.100%; N: Y.C.188%; Erie, 41%; QUN.| one.TSN: Reading, 3T%; Erle first pld., 72%; Northern Pacific.pfd.108%: Grand Trunk, 13%; Anaconda.10%: Rand Manes, 433%.Bar silver, strong, 3I%d per ounce.Money.3 to 3% Der cent.The rete of discoust in the open market for short bills 1s 3 7-18 to 3% per cent.; do.thres months\u201d bills, 3 T-16 to.3 ¥-16 Bank of Nova \u20185 at 38.rR ART ai 14, 3% at 23 34, Bat ty .Dom.Iron $5000 at J, 3m.0; xd.3 08 1 Ta ot us, om a 1-4, Pots dron pra: ot 5 55 Bat 5 4 Duluth, common, 0 at ¢ 7.3.= + Payne, 30 st 0 at 713 naw, & 52 781-2 NEW.YORK DEPRESSED.(From pecial Correspo: t.te es In Wal Seat of thd NEW YORK, May 3.\u2014Dealings in the _stook market C Dom.- Montres ening there Pennsylvani a at a Pacific: ai nnsylvania an union e, hough betantial vetion E sübsequentiy su CO curred in each, Among the Yow priced stocks Texas fic _was conspicuously steady.and Railway, w at the opening, showed taily- ng powers.and Western oa na annoubcement of Btoek, Western mont of Soe dividera on and aoti Amal ted Copper was dédlt ln within narrcur Tire its, and International Power sharos agaln rose Tapidly.There was Tittle that was nave} and nite su th \u2018over a month ago.when it was eelling at 163.| condi ET10%.Toronto Street Railway carn! for the first \u2018tour months of the curre: L year wore ore January \u2026.\u2026.0e \u2026.est Ine.sont February.Ine.3,338 48% Ine.G.8GT -.Ime.15,807 and fgûte Row high stocks shold go your] - 00 Cas &0u Cariboo Hyd._._._ - - 108 Suid it Tn Developiu I \u2018 1.00 K ue eb ve Orin 2 eatreal Goid Fields ~~ 2% 1953 Noble Five s a a on 3g A 7 œ Pa o% (From the Special Correspondent of CHICAGO, May 3.\u2014May corn swu \u2014_\u2014_{twecn Band \u2018tered, longs in the lead as 8.Dom.Cotton, 1% at W, Dan mat |m -the 51e ôse, 4k vents higher than y A Too ägént there In market seemed to o receive very little cons: serted supnort hy any\u2019 direction.For ths 3: most part the depressing influence appear =, ed to be fears as to the tendency of the: 5 money market and general eamectations an unfavourable bank ov 1 stocks continued under sevorg, pressure.United States leather I racramen t ut May 3 ay a Closing Ask Bid, Ask.Bid.STOCKS.\u2019 Canadian Pacific.1 î 9 Duluth me & A Co Fring Se 100% 100%.14.161, 24 m3 ai i 10, to Hit Tio vs n° 85 wo\u201d y Cott.Dominion Iron.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014n Wi 1nuipez Street.uv = MONTREAL MINING EXCHANGF - AFTERNOON SALES.: à 2 Big Three, 500 at 1 1-4.- ; AFTERNOON BOARD.reported for the Star by R.Metes Company.Mining Brokers, 8 O° ot.Eriday, Mar 3, 1901, Spm \u2014 Sellers.abs Special NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Speclally reported for the Star by C.Monk, 16 St.Sacrament street, local for J.8.Bache and Co., New York, over c « May 2 .Docks ne Cow.pg Amar, Tedncce Co.J27le 127 A, %agar Rein Co.148 147 Ahaconda Mining \u2014 BO A Top aM Fu.82 Do de Fret.1044 108% Baltimore & Oble 114\u201d 108 De de pref sk Broskirn Mawid Frans su Canadian Paci£c.102\u201d 1004 Caunds Boutbera.\u2026.74 72% re Bu maine 198 ° Juan Colsago Gab or 117 DiGi NW.TD LL we Chic.B.l.& Pac.\u2014.164 16a à Cule.Mil.& St Po.175% 170% À tal Tab.Co.474 En de ee ven Catornde Feu dieu lots Tota Cleveland C.C.âSLL.Bt une eu 0 oo.228% Z Laks Erie & Wet x Lines TX - ash ili uv, ur \u2019 Mantatien Sievaied.137s uh dime M ian Trace.2172 171% 178% Ber.BcUem.nes 1244 110% 1d BY Cette Had TET dot.lube H.Y.Laxe Erie & Won au\u201c a STURM.BT BB, * wip L_.l% Tole 71 WY.Ontarlo «West.UB © Hdd I I Mail._\u2026\u2026\u2014_ 3% GO mer, com.354 4° 484 Boel.prof.o.oo.DMN hile ulpaid, diy CUS 44 Bomimern Ry.Usmn.J Hla HR Uo do Fret.Bol Pn thera Pacific.53% 08 oT Tomb mo Sole SO 08 sans roversorsnms « Valeur MEE HL 5° U8 kuboer Com She 24 \u201c= Risa Facts Cons\u201d ii; Tid 180° De pret.bs wig us Wabash en.22 24 EN do Te at een x 188 ss 100g 2 Star on the Chicago Board of Trade.) .and 3% to.day, with the pri as BSc last night.Pate : ce.was ast nig cold & ine of 800,000 bushels to a few on a Be It RTE predicted that the price: will; er.ps 1s 2.000.000 bushels of contract corn-\u2014ait 40 ; is at Chicago\u2014and there is no limit to Une: advance.There was a concerted action \u201ci the rt of the elevator interests to ay option lower to-day, but offerings were readily sna pped up.Le The Orange Judd crop 4 ish, making.the condition of the Le crob \u201ca CHICAGO, May 3.\u2014A panle.the onty real one since Phillipe cornered t ket, occurred among shorts in Me on the Board of Trade fluctuations were the most violet 1 in Yours, Having seen their losses grow heavier heavier with each succeeding day fot sox time, traders who had guaranteed Jiver May corn to Filipe, made n efforts to get it.TI ce -went- from \u2018À Sr shorts bia Sse.© clos ote it Then Phil.shorts c, or ciose to Mne let out 600.000 at prices between § nd be.It was thought for a t.he was about unload, and the: market broke to ac without a The da disposed of & number of \u201ctailers Under sic, however.Phillipe sold poth- .In consequence ces reacted ly when traders real that {he and the corner was by no means at h Mr.C.Bunting.city ticket t of that of the pasepnger o ae 2 78d Mon \u201d.-+ ONTREAL âmes ie.oc FRIDAY, MAY mor.ar TE EE rhin Sa SES el a [Rr Prowl Casio Aortiomess athe MONTREAL DAILY STAR.SITUATIONS S'ANTED.ps ots for 20 or lees, and 4H word, Tas insertion.\u20ac PUPILS WANTED, 10 Ste for 10 words or lesa abd 1 cest per extra word.each insertion.AL ther \u201cWANTED ade.26 cents for 23 ory or Je Jove.and 1 cent per extra word, \u201cnooMs m0 } TEE oo cents tor 20 wanls or less ia extra word, each inver- BOARD, 10 cents for 20 words or less sad % cent per extra word, each insertion.FOUND, 10 cents for 20 words or less, and % nsertion.nis per extra word, cach ™° LET HOUSES, STORES, ere.A cents wonls less, and 1 cont por extra or Tre cach Insertion.PROCRRTY FOR SALE, 33 3 cents for M words à 1 cent per extr word, inser- Lost.ad cents for 33 words less, and per extra word, 0 and 1 BUSINESS CHANCES, ETC.25 cents for 25 words or loss, and 1 cent per extra word, each insertion PIRSONAL, page 6, 2 cents per word, with a rilnimum charge of 25 corn each insertion.NOTICE PARTICULARLY.The above rates are NET CASH with order.When such advertisements are not prepaid numerous entries have to be made, and the rate is, in consequence, much higher.No charge made in our books for classified advertisements of less than five lines.HOUSES TO LET.ETS LET\u2014HOUSES.NOS.1 AND 3 Thornton Park.hot water heating.&n park grounds with shade trees, garden.etc.: three minutes from electric cars.Thomas Ligget.2472 St.Catherine st.88% tf Te LET-HOQGSE, FURNISHED OR ui unfurnished, hot water eating and a modern conveniences.H.Cleg- horn, \u2018Thornton Viva, or 244 St étnerins strect.LET \u2014 $15 MONTH.NO TAXES, .self contained semi-detached house, No £6 Fark avenue, 8 rooms, Daisy fur- hece, gas, modern plumbing, concrete cellar and large ywurd, 315; no taxes.Geo.Marcil, 715 Park avenue, corner St.Louis, afternoons only.- u T° LET\u201413 LORNE AVE.19 ROOMS, hot water furnate, which does both heating and cooking in winter ; all clothes ¢ and bedrooms ventilated; will have ttle bathroom and new open \" plumbing work; rent $30 a month and taxes Lower tenement, © Prince Arthur street, seven rooms bathroom, Dalsy f urnace.hot and cold water; basement asphalted and and ventilated; iron pipe drains; light and comfortable; reat $15.Apply to R.Egan.1 7 Aylmer st.9 T° LET \u2014 A SELF CONTAINED house, No.14 _Richmo: square ; nine roms, hot water furnace; all modern conveniences and.very comfortable ; stab- Ung if wanted.r particulars enguire at » Richmond square.Telephone PB SELF, o Oy TAINED en Jodgine.No.19% St.George, yard by itself: moderate I rooms.Apply 13 St.George, or 470 Athol avenue, SD estmount, Bell Ta\u2019 Mount 3, or Main T° LET\u2014101 CADIEUX ST., HOUSE of elght rooms and bathroom, large yard.stabling for three horses.Apply T.F.\" Trihey, Imperial building, ir = James st.\u2014 STONE FRONT DWELL- Fé Mansons street, 9 rooms and Apply to R.\u2018B.Hutche- , N.P., 204 St.James street.9 6 ET LET\u2014LOWER DWELLING, REcently renovated, 7 rooms, hot and cold water attachments.furnace: rent reduced.Apply 289 Guy.10 4 Te, LE \u2014 A SELF CONTAINED aT, ous eight rooms, extension kit- che mode: ern improvements; in first.class comaition rent moderate.4050 Tupper stree 102 4 BTS LET-ON CADIEUX STREET.No.26a, one lower tenement, with six rooms, an or without stable.Araly K3 2 to 594 Cadieux st.T° BET\u2014NOS.4825, \u20ac27 ST.CATH- \u2018Rd erine, corner Victoria, Westmount, upper and lower tenements, first class.Turenne, 158644 Notre Dame st.Bell .Tel.Main 3331.\u201cfa LET-\u20144710 WESTERN AVENUE, new eight-roomed house, close to the Park.every modern convenience; rent month; free of taxes.Brown and Riel, 4233 St Catherine st.2 êT° LET \u2014 HOUSES, FURNISHED or unfurmished : we havo some good houses in choïce locations at reduced rents.The J.Cradock Simpson Co.181 St James at BTS LET \u2014 CLEAN HOUSE, .rooms, passage, $8.50.366 Richmond street.Ono clean house in Longueuil, six rooms, bath, $5.00.Address above.Tux LED A BELF CONTAINED sine rooms; lower tenement, ave rooms; os also flat.nine rooms ; at re- rents ; good.order.Apply 57 Bt.Trredn street.fêTe LET \u2014 NICE UPPER TENE- mert, perfect order, No.995 St.Lawrence street, near Duluth avenuo ; seven rooms, bath,-ctc.; rent reduced Bury, &: University.104 3 £a T° LET - HOUSES AND TENEments at reduced rentals.Apply to - D.W.Oslivis & Co.Stock Exchange Bidg.II St.Sacrament street.104 tf 5 SUBURBAN RBAN RESIDENCES TO LET.To: LET-LONGUEU TL, 2 HOUSES.mi-detached, 11 ->>oms, bath, ené hot water furnace, within few minutes\u2019 walk of boat or rail Apply G.- av vyile Murray, 140 St.James st.10 6 ET LET \u2014 COTTAGE AND GAR- ox den, 46 Wiseman avenue, Outre- faont : close Je electric cars ; the house !m \u2018tn perfect ordar, and contains modern conveniences, \u201cThala udlng hot water heating ; the garden and orchard are in excellent order : rental $18 per H Bam, 1st floot, Temple building.102 \u20ac \"T° LET-HOUSE AT LONGUEUIL, river front, fifteea minutes from boat sten rooms, sultable for summer and winter occupation; hot water furnace: will renovnte house throughout: rent law for a \u201cdesirable tenant.R.Campbe!i Nelles, 38 .James st.1Œ 2ecd \u20ac 0 LET-AT STE.ANNE, A FINE \u2019 .#tona house, partly furnished.on river front, five minutes trom atatlon; cool i*n sumrier, warm in winter: keys next éocr.R.Campbell! Nella, ME St.James strnot.102 2 eod LT LET \u2014 AT BEACONSFLA D, 2 completely furnished houses, Ar- Fly to R.A.Mainwaring, 147 St James at 108 2 COTTAGES TO LET.IN torn, 0 LET\u2014-2 COTTAGES, WELL FUR- ci aT nished for summer months.at La Pointe, River du Loup.below Quebec, one \u2018un main road tn Cacouna, the athor on the Tesch.Apply to Messrs Jos.Hamel & Co.101 Bt, Peter strest, Quebec.9615 O L.LET\u2014NO! 118 PARK AVENUE, A BT first class cottage all modern Improvements, Notre a err Ten Main mal Trane st.\u2014 BAYLE STREET, A BT tore front Enpsan cottage of 3 rate rent.The J.Craduek 181 Bt.James street.Simpson Co., -é ; PROPERTY FOR SALE BFR: SALE-A HANDSOME BOLID y sandstoye front rh Hoi gra gence.in tre semi-vablirban loca 15 minut utes ro from corner Craix 1 drawing room, terme: reception hall, kitchen and pantries on ground floor; six bearooms.library.bathroom, landing.ete: Daisy hot water heating, modern sanitary plumbing: house is partly fuished in hardwood and elegantly decorated through- basement is full sized, concreted, and divided into larder, store rooms.laundry, eic.; with slate wash tubs; cheap at $S.- 500; will accept $7.500 for immediate vale : payable 10 per cent.cash Fe balance on very easy terms.VW.11 and Co.room 5, Merchants Bank bullding.Tel.Mai 2 OR SALE\u2014CHARMING COTTAGE, new, modern, artistically decorated, solid brick cottage, with pressed ick front and stone trimmings; drawing room, Hbrary, dining room and kitchen on ground floor; five bedrooms, bath, w.c., sanitar$ plumbing and hot water heating.etc.only ten minutes from corner of Craig and Bleury; worth $5600; will sell for $4500, payable $500 cash, balance very easy terms.W.H.Bleasdell and Co., room 5 Merchants Bank building.Tel.Main 130.MA FOR SAL E\u2014BUILDING LOTS, UPper Durocher street, charmingly situated, adjoining mount Royal Park, only $530 each; for immediate sale; sewers.ater.gas and electricity \u201call latd; $100 balance on easy terms; these lots are \"work 31000 each to.day.W.H.Bleas- dell and Co., room 5, Merchants Bank bullding, Tel.Main 130.for SALE\u2014THE FINEST POINT on Lake St Louis, containing about ten arpents: à bargain en bloc to a quick buyer.Also for sale or to let, desirable houses and building lots in Lachine and other river side places.Apply 147 St.James st.Liffiton and Co.ff; FC SALE\u2014A GOOD CITY PROperty, yfciding a net revenue of over seven per cent.on the purchase price; hls ia leased for five years.20, Star of- 7 fa For SALE\u2014A CENTRALLY LOcated property, comprising two self- contained dwellings, offi or warehouve, with ce and workshop, good yard and stabling.\u2018suitable for a contractor, baker, undertaker.milkman, master carter, ginger ale mnufacturer, or any one wanting a good comfortable dwelling close to his place of business.Address B, IN5, Star : office.7 ger SALE-PARTIES WHO DE- eire to keep boarding house or private house will find In centre of city a fine ten-roomed dwelling; rent $13.Being obliged to dizcontinue bysiness on account of sickness, the furniture, linens and all sold at a sac\u201d.For further information a app'y mm Lagauchetiere street.104 2 Br.SALE\u2014A DETACHED HOUSE on the best part of Drummond st.: a nee to get a fine house.For parodies apply Eh St James street.Lif- fiton and Co.104 3 BIR SALE \u2014 BUILDING LOTS IN City and Westmount, at in prces.Apply to D.W.Oglivie & Co, Stock xchange building, 11 St.Sacrament st st.BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET.LET\u2014A LARGE GROUND and cellar, suitable for stor- purposes, on Tr pply to D.A McCas- .30 Bt.John at 7 tt \u2014 A MANUFACTURING central locality; every fa- electric power and esired In first class order, thoroughly renovated ; first class tenants for a period of years.Apply to W.E.Cooper, the Star building.St.James street.Tel.Main 379.T° LET\u2014STORE, 213 McGILL ST.3 flats and cellar, well lighted; reasonable rent to desirable tenant.Apply to T.F.Trihey.Imperial building, 107.SL James s 101 tf 8Ts LET-\u2014STORE AND § FLATS, NO.1809, corner of Notre Dame and Dol- lard streets.Estate A.M.de Lisle, 4 St.Sacrament street.Fraser's bullding.EY TO kT \u2014 FINE SROUND LAT and cellars, 140x24 feet * entran on two strests; suitable for warehouse or manufact also part of second floor, with hoist : easy terms.Moulton and Ce.12 St.Peter st.1tf ff TO, LET \u2014 15 ROPBRY STREET, corner se Chartes.a fine store in perfect order, with 5 roomed dwelling attached : these, premises have lately been renovated, and would make 4 first class stand for a butcher or grocer wanting to start up a paying business, and only wiah- Ing to pay a moderate rent.Apply to the Le Cradock Simpson Real Estate and Agency Co., 181 St.James street.ROOMS TO LNT.; sosprens cHanceR \u2014 SÉTATIONS VACANT.+ @TUATIONS VACANT.SETUATIONS WANTED.i : ms ~~ Y om LADIES 10 ENGAGE RELI- OOMB_TO RENT LARGE EEDROOM A Wome, a vi ene | WARE Sis SRR | WTR toh BE HE WAR IEA RO An san Sr = in 3 \u201casuittant to « -of-pen and ink buys o Sertaking, bibs aie Anne 8 Sool post: Avoly to Mr.Dallaire st The Sanders sight: 200 boo Boao profit; one Sais VF SONNETS To TRIE |\u2019 Star Of ua es TS R TROUS BOARD, posted.money aiven.AGdress G, 4012 Star Oc a CC Si \u2014\u2014 [in two beurs.Mon 3 ENT.1a sed.TOomcord TS TR class pix, \u201ctor ER HOT - overlooking central locatity; private\u2019 tantly.© University j W- De HOUSEMATID; MUSE HAVE Crosse, Wis.- ; se BY AN ELDERLY PERSON Des.x morning sun.385 Dubord ot.= ot] WANTED \u2014 BY IT AGENT, TT EPEAKING Bord ty hi a \"rely 1 re and Ÿ WAKTED \u2014 \u2014 IMMEDIATELY GENERAL = key %.of trust, .rr 4 Where, help = = on RE rte FROM | ri alo.rt cass Val arr datiioar sacurt : ma work; wages 3.Star Breach = LARG BRIG - = mn à od.ev comfort, room.to nexotiate with man 24 oe me capable min: œtel: chy references required.Apply \u2014 PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINT.Re nished front room, table for one table / Palace œs line of staple goods.Address AH.cars ee WwW \u2014 FOR DUNHAM LADIES\" COL .opposite Gladstone a ing, ecorating and grain- two gentlemen; Aver light.49 Baaver Hall.+ P.J.Taeger and Co.Otta .lege for year beginning xt Septeenber, 101 5 lang.ail mod- 13 Roo \u2014 LET, NISHED, AND no to 3 Brat amtsiant le .ate of Me- = Far à Ee, + tara 10%.EE rene = ee Chlidren; private.Ti.Ha \"Sumex.RSA | cademy diploma.vub- NTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS CHE , M LANGE FRO ROOM, SUIT- } Fors ALE SODA WATER ne Pe jects.Applications wi testimonials be for- fancy _troners, mangle and shirt in machine 00 6 R able for two GES RONT ere, Mn break- LL .lah * ab pr sen à por year.n ze at onte to .res Gran belp.Tollet Laundry Co., Limited, 290 Guy.8.WANTED -\u2014 HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER | fast and late dinner if desired.1178 6.posts OMS =, 3 TO BENT ar Moart \u201cprivate fo Hutchison and Peterson.108 Front wu out, FQ Board.foun ng: owing.tinting, decoraime end piaster tarts api tengo.or evening betore 8.30.yee MOLERS BARBER scnoon | WANTED \u2014 THE NATIONAL LIFE AS a card to ML Rodan 108 a eT 100 9 Rx = LARGE, CHEERFUL.WELL 103 5 FOR Shon ior mette Poy to the Tora New York City.More students wanted | bright and active youns man of experience 88 \u2018WANTED \u2014 JOURNALIST OF SEVERAL fat.for él Ae Palace strest.Roous \u2014 LET, COMFORTABLE Mrs.Laurez, 138 Bleury Eight weeks completes.All tools domated.Foal: inapector Of agencies for the Province of Que- Years experience, would like & situation D0 Beaver Hal ss.TO rooms, suitable for ode ci tne.with Ago tous eed whem through.Write for bec.Apply to Head Office, Temple Balding.on a de daily: bout Best of references.\u2018Address V, = board; terms môderate: 135 Ba 3 JOR SALE FRUIT AND TOBACOO BUSI- Pi ad free ac ne] Toronto.: 8STT,- Star Branch O 10 5 Rooks ~ \u2014 pARGE, » ro ELE 1 runs) HED com ON PARK AVENUE.ONE SIN.m, fiat, a - \u2014 - reasons far soiling: $330 cash: nee Que cast \u2014 TES we 7,20) LABOURERS AT COFPER: TVANTED 3 BANNISTER, HOUSE RE room If required.ST.Union ave.8.6 Le SE on, Ta Ba Tele buyers need apply.Address S, 383, Star ice Want, ou PERIEX CED Rus > field Mines, Copperfield, .ermoat.I, wank painter.paper haogine.ci tinting and white- oous = LET TWO LARGE Fd ; \"Fast aul 03 2 Limited, St.Elizabeth at.St.Henry.1006 3000 ell furnished gentlemen only, Auer Nght, JOR SALE-NEWSPAPER.WES AGENTS.MEN OR ON ANTED \u2014 POSITION AS FOREMAN: everything firat clame 36 Victoria st.100 6 qua x - Two ROOMS.ONE LARGE be received up to M oH 20.for the ANTED \u2014 GARDENER WITH SONE © our Vapor nets.and desigher of men's and boy's clothing.throom : entire plant and wor Te Belleville oy movies at aurrery work.Adres | o or prospectus as Can mlinion Vapor Bath Cabinet in progresaive manufacturing establishment, by ooms ed TAC PER COMFORTABLY 1 FUR se children, \u201cean.ste.4550 8.Catherine at oped Weex Sun.dates ctreu ation, me | 1 Canada.first class man.Address J, 52, Star Oftice.9 Yentences: five minutes\u2019 from Windsor; central tory ready May 8.Sale wublect to a ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS WANTED =D 3 Al CLOTHING TRAVEL: location.7 Beaver Hall square.100 6 coms \u2014 ho DOUBLE AND BNOLF- victoria Pringle, ~Treas.wals t wages paid; steady Guistio » Toronto ANT EXP.out med nsien bie Alirees Henry Se ihe em bus apply at Ee) a ER Shces required.Avply 300 51.James, after oth WANTED \u2014 BY AN ENCED O9NE ea T0 LET.WELL FURNISHED.| st, near Sherbrooke.108 3 i Walst Mfg.Co.328 St.J 102 5 May Vii Craig.103 8 where kitchenmaid fs.kept: best of city refer ouble and single.bathroom flat, - ences: disengaged ut\u2019 the middle of May.and healthy: all modérn conveniences; Drei.Roos \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE, we LOST.ANTED \u2014 IN THE COUNTRY FOR 3 WANT = 40000 STRONG BOT, ABOUT X, 8865, Star Branch Office.1023 fast if deatred; transients taken during the oF without board.\u20ac Durocher st.0 2 - ears age for who! .vecper, busband cave for horses: rer DU In own handwriting, ©, 200.Siar omee WA \u2014 BY ENGLISH WiDOW, Post: Yietorie_st.1018 poo OMS \u2014 SINGLE AND DOUBLE, WELL OST \u2014 N BBA! ferences required.B F.Campbell, St.Ullajre on as arking .to single rash; rooms on Er T UREPAIRE AND > \u2014 = sentieman or widower of rae to invalid lady ous oo LARGE FURNISH ROOM ON gentlemen ly.17 Belmont st, cor.Bruns- linen caring rus.Please retara to Bey ans TE ar once ons Fier cams Wa work must Raves superior educa.| would lke to leave the city: best of refer ype OOM fab also single 108 6 LICE, 1093 102 = p î tion: a py 1 oa ence.ac me st, Montreal.D Ww.to J.L Su or In Own handwriting.saAciaE RES.; ookms \u2014 LET NICELY FURNISHE OST \u2014 SMALI YOUNG WATER SPANIEL Supt.Ehopa \"Dorminion Tron ana Bree) Con experience, knowl of French - 02 OOMS \u2014 TO RENT NICE LARGE ROOMS.R Coon.5 house has all modern conveniences: LST, SMALL vovNe red.shemertag (6 Lid.Sydney.102 3\" Malury expected.Address P.O.Bax 1083, Mont- WANTED _ or roune LADY A Post.ChavortiiPished oc unturnistied.Apply No.Hghted \u2018by electricity; not moving Cran: name Brownie.Reward at Cherrier.Teal _ A as housekeeper to gentleman or el- - - one retalninz same after this notice will be ANTED \u2014 FOR MAY CTH.GOOD PLAIN ANTED deci .\u2014- Vv, FOR erly couple: best of references.Address Y, OOM \u2014 LARGE FRONT FURNISHED G EVERY Drosecut 103 2 anal] family.APY immediately, VV a family of three péracon, teunary § NOR 0050.Star Branch Office.108 2 R bedroom.132 Peel second door from Rada I BN rate house, OST \u2014 A SMALL SILVER SKY TERRIER \u2014_ out; Hberal vases paid for , aor TA Br à MAN, Windsor HoteL Telephone À Up 1438.163.3 .2 McG) College ai biich.answering to name of to ual WAT De TES PRESSERS.AFPLY \u2014 1003.Montreal.2 W ears of age from New York wants a [ROOMS \u2014 O7 UNIVERSITY _ STREET, - er hl i be rewant y relurning bg e's ANTED \u2014 COOK FOR SMALL FAMILY.ap custom pants cutter assistant double and single front rooms, well fur- 00M \u2014 LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM, ANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN THAT UNDER Apply 71 McGill College avenue, in the otter can also sell Slothing and trim windows.nished, very bright and Pleasant, In private Ro bathroom fat; te terms cheap; married 10ST, TUESDAY.MAY 1ST.BLACK AND sands DE bookkewink State age vente.163°3 Address N.170, Star Office.108 family: .good locality.\u201ccouple e preferred.M St \u2018Mary.St An- white fox t er answers to DAM Star Cie ANTED - EXPERIENCED G ANTED-\u2014 SITUATION sr YOUNG MAR- 00M \u2014 WELL FURNISHED, BAT mame to $13 St Antoine wr ocd 08 returning 183 NWA ant Tor rr Ente?a re WAT caretaker place of flat, private family; gentlemen only: ail cos \u2014 FURNISHED, APTLY NO.41 © = a V ANTED \u2014 BOY FOR AN OFFICE.EAL good wages.Apply 4050 Dorchester st.103 3 rum; pond city references.Address Nes 4 178, Sonyemiences: near + inion square.Ap poly, \u201d Ro 104 3 Lesr \u2014 LAST WEEK BLACK ply in own handwriting.ranc ce.spaniel dog.named Prince.Reward if euce, P.O.Box 938.\"Fs AVANTED\u2014 TWO SMART GROOMS.APPLY yee = an ur at Mr.Andrew Allan's stabls, 361 Peet WANTED \u2014 YOUNG GENTLEMAN.AGE OOM \u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED FHRSONALS.turned to Jas R.Walsh.355 St Antone st VV ANTED \u2014 AGENTS I ALL UNOCCUPIBD street 108 8 leurre 0e desires position as travelling RO ieht ron all ote conan mis HED CU OS, on window peur ar stamp sand: Bath Covlnets.Write to-day.Jones and Co.ST Vers YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPH- rience-and best of references, SLARIeY St.10 ¢ BRSONAL \u2014 INFORMATION WANTED or a parcel containing books an ro value Yonge mt., Toronto.- 100 3 Saw an and ype Jor manufacturing.008 son- Address O, Ster Office.103 3 OOMS \u2014 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, P.AR- Mini pRepneth Jr Hector Mackens! ny et to \"others.Address within.wn arty finding im © and accurat ; lours, single room, to refin: es; two for the à States\u2019 the Prov- Y TANTED \u2014 OFFICE BOY.15 TO 15 ing experience and salary expected; 16 P \u201cBo, ANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS COOK BY à oF he United States or ppér z same leave at Office.Ww = with knowiedge of French Star Office 163 2 or! FounE staple man.meat end pastry: 121% athe; transients; references.741 Sherbrooke.inces- Sh say of Lo C4 -\u2014 ad ey I ied iL in Whe oreremees.in own bandwriting.to P.O.ANTED \u2014 GIRL ABOUT 18 FOR HOUSE- 108 $ Mackensie, Box M9, New G » NM 8 by way of Cadieux.Eherbrooke.St.Lawrence, Box 153 103 Seod small house, two in family.Apply WaxnT=D TPT AN EXPERIENCED PER- ROOMS \u2014 TO LET 114 HUTCHISON sr.1 sot ucheticre st.Finder will be re ee \u2014 5 Rain?S08 on office of Liab: Beat os wien A Sema et | rooms \u2018farce, cheerful, Vel rurnished, every UE rt HT varded by leaving same at the above address.ware - AT 2 DORCHES ER pu WANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS CUSTOM fics or amb: of refere R BeT2, Star convenience; private family, with Bo children.Prison heard Mai Jn 1899, .ts OST \u2014 LADY'S GOLD BROOCH.WITH tallors; steady work.Smith Co.13 St.= 12 ¢ ea a Bender Mi .ireet -\u2014 name Maysie engraved.Finder will he \u2014 Petir etree frsoora) ome Non SHES COPTING OR TYOOMS \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINOLE veu 101 9 liberally rewarded by communicating name and ANTED nt.GENERAL ox \u2018routes.16 HOME WO! TO TYPE- ser 0 or £00d references.Y, furnished rooms, mod ern oF addrees to A.Star Office.104 6 small fam no washing or tronine ANTED \u2014 RKERS sasT.Branc , L- INFORMATION, WANTED \u2018write.Free writer and ons.gentlemen or married couple; vate tay: Pris Lorne avenue.We Wo bay loc hour, hie learning.Send i dr ANTED \u2014 SITU CATION AS GARD.references.33 McGill Cilioge ous william Smiths 1 ast, hoard tom BN pest UND.ANTED \u2014' A HOUSEMAID, PROTEST- particulars.Maritime Supp} 5 ENER (County, FO WwW ant AUDIT 1h ve rT Mae Dent, BR.Moncton.N.B.16, |.oF §xperienced man; references.A.Lebes, Roox_- - 79, LET NICELY | FURNIBHED a, ne \u201ceiner i Mary Foley, Perabroke, - = ut board, am- _ APR \"DORCHES- ANTED\u2014A GOOD BICYCLE WANED \u2014 FUR CUTTER.ONE OF WANTED ployed during day: at 204 Prince Arthur st ERSO NTED OF re RED Fort, 1 ON en wicker one who understands enamellinæ ares t ante cri years scas.Ring tate or, pri Ÿ by A FRACTICAL GARDEN: near Park avenue.108 3 * P i] NSORMATION A home five Divine ac 85 avence.Da 59 Bev Gal NL Bicycle W SU Jenn, NB eet 186 | men of references.18 Busby lane, Mont.OOM LARGE FURNISHED on.vx.122 SE = fron, 19 Saxe! Red Dear, at ussex avenue._ .dress, Divine a SAD BOY TO LOOK AFTER GOOD PLAIN COOK OR oz ' furnished, for one or two gentlemen, Auer Alta.101 \u20ac WANTED TO BENT.giele livery and make hiabell gevers ay VY Son etneral sercint, ville lo, 8, to the see WANTED ORNE ANS Usht, 195 Bley st 15 8 pensonaL INFORMATION 18 DESIRED es St.Rare D Dowell, Factory, 2nd door hove © Sherbrooke st.108 3 diate points, would carry good side line on Rex \u2014 TO LET FURNISHED ROOM IN No dE Gl ot Cried how, Tn Pon Tunes | : commission.Address Box 46, Montreal Star Oc- IR.a private family: no children; moderate rt Maing for} anion Yi hui .V months.first class Invalid chalr Stats TANTED \u2014 A PERSON FOR OFFICE ANTED \u2014 JUNIOR FOR STEAMSHIP fice, price.Denis.108 8 Een Paris Mat particulars and terms Apply M, 138 Star Of- \u201cwork: must understand writing.and office; one with knowledge of shorthand ANTED id \u2019 fice.108 3 speaking French preferred Apply betécen Praterred.Address P.O.Box Dé.18 2 W paner ES oo poy, AND JROOME \u2014 TO LET AT WESTMOUNT, ONB ERSONAL \u2014 INFORMOTI I DESIRED OF $000 10 ath at 456 Se Paul st: 5 ESTANT TEA dress R 3 You g a.Montreal An: or two furnished rooms.with light house.the whereabouts Brophy: - Wo Ren 1 and Dodo Ÿ Valcartier Vi)- nex, Ville St.Louls.ne gb.Mon \"104 3 keeping privileges.Apply 4267 Dorchester at.| card from four.TT ae in Guatemala.ce WANTED TO PURCHASE.- ANTED \u2014 GOOD PLAIN COOK AND A fe NU IRD nor ent ADDI Chaslos Jack.2 te ca: by his brother, Thome : = housemald.pe sisters Preferred; only two Jarre atcartior Vilage, Quebec.103 & W ANTED \u2014 WASHING OR HOUBECLEAN.Brophy, Prose Post Office N.8, 1 VVANTED \u2014 T0, PURCHASE LIFE INSUR- family.Apply 130 Dore 1°45.by day or week.328 St.Antoine at.RO 517% Led outs or two young Pra ANN us 18 policiés.M.J.Doberty, 180 St ANTED \u2014 Soop SENERAL SERVANT, TANTED \u2014 TWO FIRST CLASS CIGAR 2 : t Ou, brôther J Elita, 60 James st.10 who can cook.59 St Famille st.104 2 travellers, for Province of Quebec and.for Pasrar, daycei, Uae of kitchen; family of two.39 Cham.br Worcester, Mase.TANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE.BEST CASH paid for gentlemen's cast off clo:hing; P- Sr O00 An ay Other desler.P Craig st.Maul orders prompt 100 \u20ac attended.PURCHASE LADIES\" AND oft clothing.We best prices in ne city.& Dame.Mall orders promptly attended.2 'ANTED \u2014 A SECONDHAND Sraith-Premier Soewrtter As H.Sanche and Co., 2268 St.Catherine ot.100 3 WANTED TO BORROW 7 I ) De nieAl, essusesd At F45.000¢ mie El Se EE sound and safe manufacturing business can socured.Address J, 38 Star Office.Foz PUPILA WANTED.re papi fo piano 108 voice culture.Address V, Branch Office.101 § WANTED \u2014 PIANIST TO PLAY VIOLIN accom pts for improvement.Address A, 9701, Star nT LET \u2014 BRIGHT FLATS, ner McGill and Lemoine ; ful light, good central advertising corner; holst, water.convenient ; Hght manufac turlng or offices ; reason RENT \u2014 UPRIGHT PIANO, aie tone and in perfect .8 per Crescent st.£00d business stand ; will be order ; rent low, Te LET \u2014 SHOP IN THE VILLAGE, Joelle\" Appls C.© Ni Granny oF er.y C V.co ° 4259 Dorchèster.Le or \u2018Te LET\u2014ON NOTRE DAME ST.2 fine stores, four stories, stone fronts; also fiats suitable for Hght manufacturing; rent moderate to xood, careful tenants.Apply 147 St.James street, first floor.Liffiton and Co.ot 2 street, in perfect 104 3 are LET- THERE WiLL BE -SEV- eral of those charming flats on El- Ein avenue, Westmount, to Jet, for occupa- von 1st May ; 7 and rooms ; cottonwood finish throughout enamel baths nn oca ETS.UPPER FLATS, NB Selby oft Atwater ave, ith fur- Nace, bath, etc.: to be repaired to suit next tenant; also No.84: very æood loral- Jty ; call on above, or 53 8t.Paul.Telephone Main 682 101 8 To; IET\u2014A 8IX ROOMED HEATED 55a Metcalfe s able rents : good position.104 3 202 a LET \u2014 SHOP NO.677 ST.LAW- FURNISHED HOUSES 10 LET.rence street, near a Te LET\u2014FOR.THE SUMMER s months, a newly furnished house erms moderate to à careful tenant.Apply fe Pr Prince Arthur st.1043 WANTED \u2014 GOOD GENERAL SERVANT.no washing ng: must have pole no ences.Apply No & Shuter at.Maritimé Provinces; good connection; none others nt n particulars, mus! Eureka Drumtnondrille, Que.t have experience and apply.Send Cans Manufacturing 18 8 ANTED \u2014 GOOD GENERAL SERVANT, -where housemald = kept; no washing.Apply\u2019 at 34S Mountain 2, H MAY, AN EX- ot ironing; family ves between Dorval and Ste.ADDS, in June, July and Aug- dollars a com fourteen would paid patent person.Address P.CO E Box 106s.\u201d 003 | 20 WANTED = AL EXCHANGE ss A languages erred.Apply ing.Apply W, 361, Star Office.\u2014 SMAR in NTED T YOUTH FOR OFFTI( of a manufacturing establishment, both own bandwrit- CE WwW» NTED at Hamilton's.\u2014 AN ASSISTANT STOREMAN, WATS - A .must be no.washing.or fronts: = Clandeboys a GENFRAL t in fami plain cook.won family: SERVANT: WASTED ~ Al FRENCH CHEF, !ices; 12 years\u2019 experience in France, Bel- um and England: seven years es chef in the ery, first clase hotels and clubs in Canada, wants Atation: city preferred: offers less than T6 dollars not considered.R, : 954, Office, 1 WaxTeD - BY YOUNG MAN, 31 YEARS position as - stenographer and rpm pare ar & year's experience.Ad- R, 356, Star Office.104 3 YANTED \u2014- BY A YOUNG WOMAN Post tfon as stenographer salary very reasonable; wood refèrences.P 249, Star Office.104 3 \u2018WASTED \u2014 POSITION BY TOUNG LADY, robes; moderate rent.205 Rous - \u2014 LARGE, BRIGHT, NICELY FUR- k and front» \u2018with -ward- 7 St.Catherine -st.102 2 pus \u2014 OOMS \u2014 + od rier avenue.with of without 8 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 8 - or 2 for §7, Bleury street, private familys no children.Address L, 1 08 8 03, Star Office.Sy: \u2018OOMS ~ AND BOARD.9ST net (opoosl te St Tinned Las |E ear hes, th Phone.Aer\u2019 att: boot: Met \u201cao Te pus | 168 8 » 0OME \"board if desired.\u2014 TWO double rooms.SR dothes cupbonrds; _Papbouris: w © es 49 Victoria last h fro B Ber in in aor, gr she was living in ester st, Mon , Something to her n- ares waits er 101 6 Pie INFORMATION \u2018WANTED OF ER Sevier; \u201c ea South Semen 8 vi tours card A nephew, à vo Hodder, Fi ER vo! Der an ro Prost INFORMATION WANTED or Capt P Peterson, ately in Pnglénd, a hin DYOtAer, Sohn Robert, au dot for by.a Devhew, Tobe, + IN 0\" NAY IHFORMATION FAR EEE = Jarnes we sitrer eke Nn AL» INFO! N WANTED pra IN Coy children, wi sorte thirty years ago.for rare Sen Yer.Lotion .or 6 > TO LET ELEGANTLY ECRNISH-.ed house, ten rooms, mod to desirable tenant : 78 Fort Sieet 0 on view after 2 p.m.Can be otcupled Imme- y.COUNTRY RESIDENCES TO LET.at Cacouna ; occupied last season by Rev.Dr.Barclay.For further particulars apply to W.arclay.For Quebec.1 \u20ac ATO, LET \u2014 FURNISHED, AT STE.house of 7 rooms; near lake, or Amd ta Pc for summer months.Apply = T.Benoi Ste.Agathe.To LET-IN CATOUNA, A FINE house, in four acres of terraced ana wooded grounds reaching tothe beach, stable, etc., termis court.For Dartioulars apply 147 St.James street.fiton and flat, treet, Dominicn square.\u201cApply on the premises, or to Mrs.F.Hortan, 7 Crepcent Hien 3 nT LET \u2014 FURNISHED, MODERN upper flat, firet class locality.quiet, FARNS FOR SALE.LA MF SALE-FARM OF 4 ACRES, well watered, two walls and en at that WVWANTED = AT ONCE.GENERAL SER- ing and evening, Crescent st.104 2 WATER A SMART MESSENGER BOT.pi war \u2014 large ci te ent man wn! adress W.AGENTS WANTED.ee c and competen! COMPANY RE- Spunection; a Tberal contract outfésman, rooms, in ROY and comic OOMB \u2014 TO LET VERY CHEERFUL n good jocality; Tai small; no children.Avply by letter, to.Branch Office.NICE, COMFORTABLY ble or Single, surroundinge cl fortable.100 Staniey st.142 2 TWO.ni Roos \u2014 GENTLEMAN CAN nicely furnished double 1 front ok room on deck fiat, an conveniences; no rate, pooms \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOM with or without board.: board.760 Palace wtréet, ae 100 8.ooM \u2014 TO Lai A LARGE ROOM.TO.New Sonia.Walse.\u201cRare Sir Fron © * nished, second fat.a quiet place; no ebll- Sawyer, en dren.51 St.Margaret si, near Palace et.:104 2 A TTD Te ow THE Harbin, na ROM, FURNISHED, TO Ler, AT 08 Pra oor.elle: À | Haroin: Test Victoria st 164-3 Livérpool, ae.in i 2 oe ve rio sent out to y finfor- Room rest BRIGHT, ET Niceur mation would be.cars at Tocoire ddr der sister, « furn fron room, throo: .fiat.283s Bleury ét, near Bherbrocge, Mes oar tr rat A \u201c101 8: (OOMS \u2014 VERY COMFORTABLY FUR- = = = 4, pished rooms, with good 3st Jee J PATENT.SOLICITORS.00M \u2014 LARG .R ver Net, Hot water Pate es EPA = telephone Sri Address No.27 Dubowd, st.Trade: Marke and \u201csedmred in all Ws \u201c0 ANS, > _- COMS- TO LET FURNISHED \u201cROOM.sa saat tent Agèhis.London, me.Apply! \u201c10 Mayor at.- 1068 5S Erporionte.com \u2014 TO single, n private\u201d RR \u201cply 98% Br, Philip oti \u2014 LET on bath fiat, can used doutile \u2018family.W Goren 100.3 ROW.= LARG) for two E FRONT ROOM.\u2018 BUIT- gentlemen friends, with brewk- St.Dents, dinner if desired.1175 St.fant and late _ 109 Rane on bathroom MANSFIELD, FURNISHED, » One Or NE Baies sinsle front, rg ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT.AT as stemographer and aypewTiter, knowledge , 104 Crescent st.104 3 et French and furmien 004 WANED INVOICE AND SHIPPING Address pe l'eras Office.164 5 clerk.abou Years ANTED \u2014 A BRIGAT BOY FOR A languages fu fuentir: Pise be accurdte anh reir.Ucket ce: murt have highest references, ANTED oa.A SITUATION BY A en one wi wledge - erred good band.brass beds 8 years able.Address P.350, Star Office.\u2014 Apply stati geo ene salary want.Shtuniton; Sacs for leaving.Address WANTED \u2014 GOOD COOK: MUST HAVE ed.ito P.O.Box 1 , 9061, Star Branch Apr betore before 1030 am, fo Horace Joseph, 4 \"ANTED \u2014 MACHINISTS.LOCOMOTIVE ANTED -¢ BY A MIDOLE AGED PER- Kingston; good wages; x : won a position as cook.& Balmoral at.\u2018WANTED \u2014 A JOUNG X MAN AS ASSIST A H.Tandy, Superintendent, Windsor ant \u2018shipper.Apply The lang we Ca.Hotel, Montreal.08 2 WANTED \u2014 BY A YOUNG LADY POSI- st.Henry.2 ti tion AT e cienced; ood Wire, A0 era es Wien SENTE AE | To 1005 \u201cre Fillow and Hersey Mix.CRT Pomme ANTED \u2014 WORK BY A GARPENTER Co.Mit st ; 106 3 Wr WOOD TURNER, PREFER and joiner, used to Jobbing aud new work.TRA FOR NEW Stat one capable.205 Tune nlog og other machinery.day or job.Miller, 118 8t.George st.nruet know h- e ence .F.Lee SEE Etes Sod So Wiehe Où ih\u201d WATER SITING, TIT PROT; general stores preferred.Address stating age, cents roll.à card to E.Kiock, 1404 De experience, refs and salary to P, 346, WANTED \u2014 A GARDENER, TWO.DAYS A Sifatieny Pati 3 Star \u2019 for summer months.Apply 84 St.Urtaln et.WAST = ATION BY YOUNG: MAN, ANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN.AGE ABOUT 18 any kind; references.Address to 30, op stenographer an and office aimant VVANTED \u2014 A GENERAL 8 v ANT; 5 18 Vaile st mes, Montreal.washing; wages.Apr = eve ning, dep PC Metcaife ave.Vvestmoun ANTED \u2014 PA ON AS rT tas ANTED \u2014 A GOOD PLAIN COOK.AP- foreman by Arm class: ector, or ° Ww ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE SIX STONE MA- contract to handle stock by the thousan Ad rusia: on 10 or after § o'clock.m2 We moa.wages So°cents per | .Apply 00 Green © I N.83 Sparks st.Ottawa, os, VVANTED \u2014 AT ONCE GOOD GENERAL OMAN zereant: 80 8 = van = TEP x ASQUNS RIRE FOR LIGHT work by \u201cie day.A, 0104, Star Branch \u2014 COMPETENT GENERAL y with reference, no vant; references; Bo laundry; three In EE, * eo, 104 2 family Prince Artk : YOUNG MAN, POSITION hd = = 2 WAS BUTLER-HOUEE MAN, ENG- Wo eters) Sica asmisbnat or aiary mod: | NTED \u2014 TWO HEM- - \"3 : .en references; salary m A ihers amd two rapa silp-stitcbers: | Woh ee ee bit tive: a Tv ove.ore ce Star the highest\u2019 wages cady work: White particulars, stating wages.to Butler \u2014 TION AS DRY FINISH.De ea co t 81% ne 104 Wa Second Bandi ox Te CIE æ * ° Helen st: WANTED \u2014 FIXTURE MAKER me r experience ln falshing.A Address WASTED 5 \u2014 QUNG GIRL ABOUT 18, bes oad work yd À.Box 139, Campbeliford, Ont.104 A rate du small faite Apes at once, 61 8t.Bulpice st.HB Park avenue, city.= = LADY.vu , - ANTED \u2014 BY A Wr prentice Apply detween 3 -ROOMB AND BOARD.and coffee house a'tyaveller, good salary and 18 gms 3.A.OF End Boek: LÉ to the right man.can consider thelr Ro DOUBLE AND SINGLE R confidential.Address WANTED _ Y CE TO with ¢ or without board, Auer Nght, tele: Star Office.° 106 2 dry ly between & and 10 am.phone and - water - aa Sreryihing fret A urn G8 Macray work.Apply tm 31 oom fas; ?100 \u20ac Ww .and ANTED \u2014 oe GooD mediately to The JD.King Oa, Ltd.ay Ww ironers and wash WAITRESSES, ALS 9°20 Troon axD BOARD, 10 LE IN me strest,, Montreal.Steady job.Salary.$13 per a popular summer hotel.A Ng \"to Mise Hea Canadian family, near Viger square : 3 nessey, from 7 to 10 p.m., Bt.An Antoine wt, St.Deals st.city.AND Bogs; RO an une, ecmforts; central poor brooke st.FU comforts, home Apply os, ote with .or mithont Rox \u2014 FURNISHED, TO LET.WELL furnishéd front room, on bat hrooen\u2019 ae board.440 St.Antoine - st.* 104 3 -\u2014 FIRST.CLASS BOARD AT ROE ade, 103 3 -\u2014 .WITH Ro fa lass board, be had In well ap- vyt \u20ac! may RK we Row \u2014LARGE ROOM.nished,, with bréak: fast if dealred.271 Beary ot.Irpmedlate pow session.104: 8 ; TO LET FRONT PARLOUR.Ap Union avenue.TT FUR- gas and hot water; : » on bathroom rent moderate.Coms \u2014 \u201cNICELY FURNISHED fl 11 modern sien ai % Bru mmond et.1 2 ! \u2018COUNTRY RESIDENCES WAXTED.a gd NII A FURNIEHED _COT- YW ie: for the summer months, near the city, for small family.ES ; box FURNISHED FLATS TO LET.0 LET-] FURNISHED FLAT FROM ES June Ist to October lat, bright t flat of 7 eos atk Gmelin | t; electric zu » ue me Of wu SW mix Forges EN.ww Yorke avenue, JR o0us ~ FURNISHED, DOUR with housekeeping privileges, $11: smaller, $8; telephone in Mount sou ONE LE, x\u2018.pu 313A St pOOM « FURNISHED OR UNFURNI to lèt, gehtiemen niv: no othér 1 Urbain st., near Sherbrooke.1062 tage on th OOMS \u2014 AT VIAUVILLE, ON ode, comfortable © right THE RIVER rooms.Viau's a Se jet which are ae front.field ot.Roos _\u2014 ENFURNISHER THREE and bat! ground bath flat; two fo Cathcart st.torner | Fon Took 70 Lr AP | Nes | \u201cFETHERSTORNAUGH + a MA EE Is a BUILDING, T MONEY ea mma \u2014 SALARIED PEOPLE Cas pet \u2018men stl pam La to ; Tithoat snl So Tataes oran, À rd ; Do You Ever Borrow Neey ?IP 8D, WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS.wir TROPBLE ¥ OUR FRIENDS : the loan of a Motte A ae you can Us on Ad as 30 ap?Rectaté : CA Hs fa the ets cha x mada within the ot ai ate aunt ère - ina of as time.NONTRPAL LOAN LU Room 204 New York Life Bulld oor.St.James sx.and Place &'A M°, Fix Be LOAN\u2014$IN AND, note campiarics ar and Pine ae: ir 5 Re Comm MH, 4 St.Francels Xavier et.Montreal, eat central and near ctre : c light, gas \u201cPTINES; stock of aix cows, one bull ane sary.A 104 3 house, Mackay st.A Y, 9011, glove, nd range: bright and airy.Avpiy all the shri rt WAT.\u2014 AT ROYAL VICTORIA FOS.Branch Office.dos 3 ar office.1033 horse rake and all thé smaller tools: good mar for indoor work ee SUMMER BOARD.- COMS \u2014 AND BOARD.TWO COMFORT- 0 LET \u2014 NO.0a ST.ANTOINF.house of ten .ably\u2019 farnished rooms, with first class ÉTAT JO, oa ANTOINE and cottage for farm bein: We 2 BRIGHT.YOUNG MEN AND dobrd.\u20183 Meckay st.103 3 iE Ba, we.B Turenne, No.he Townehip of East Farhan.at chrostrot sty: \u201ceos \u201crecommendations TE sree Hr ROOMS \u2014 DQUELE AND SINGLE.NEAT- ta Notre Pume street.Bell Tel.Malo \"Ba : both languages.17 ide, Que.wil fat, a few Bathroom fiat, with board.Lose .Barton, Wellington sites.{rustworthinems: tamil in.ots Ri ail.Que.88 8 oly 2000 Agueduot a 108 4 TS LERA LAT.NO.Ont FOR =x FROM MONTREAL YANTED \u2014 A JOURS, WOMAN AS GEN: WANTED Beni 7 tte oar of dieser: ROCs AND BOARD ITH TABLE low: six rooms.Apply Mr.Skeicher, Nou! $ n outtralidings.Wei ae a te pres at tie Hawthars 118 : Me ee 2° Avenue House, 88 Union avenue.108 10 barns, Leu well rater.mile from \u2018me._Appty at 04 3 Out Gladstone avenue.Téléphone 04 | station:.immediate posession.full par- Gt.Francols Xavier st.1 OOM\u2014FURNIGHED ROOM, WITH BOARD: 27° VERY CHEAP, ONLY A SPply Cuffiing, Morin Flats, Que.WANTED \u2014 SMART BOT TO WAIT ON Was, PRE TA Ro rntienen ontve 30 Vlotoria Le 1088 ut, Tourte Jet o of elegant fats on upper - ; pty aie 1 pans ies Mantes.very moserate.Aôdress Mrs C.Boome, San GOMS \u2014 DOUBLE, COMFORTABLY FURn st., éorner of \" Char \\ BUSINESS FLATS TO LET.; ; bars.Que.4903 Cooking and service.24$4 St.Mdncoulevard: five minutes walk abo ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE NURSE GIRL ANTED AT OLD ORCHARD FAROL Catherine si.Telephone U 13 2 ce.consisting of SX ODom mE rele: To LE LET-READT FOR IMMEDIATE m= gommer boarders.a: farm house: good;( \u2014 AND BOARD, IN FIRST CLASS Fardens: These houses are situated in a aT.occupation, fat À for | maura ANTED \u2014 a a A SE teint also table board: terms ÿ, being surrounded.work: very shirt week: rms; as 1% - with beautiful shade trees.No reasonable well fencod: central situation.Apply 59 potent of June and later; aecommodn © ror ra asset.aH.T 108 13 otf ter refused.Apply on Fr avers Craig st.: i ws ' tng.Apply to Mie.G.Pend! 3 eb wg WELL FURNISHED flay and Sunday, 3 a - Que.T1003 OR «anh PIE bath fat, Er HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC.Wilt ue : ox foo.125 Mansfield at.oT TO LET ; best of torerences: ROOME AND BOARD WANTED.Temes ens I SA BRS sore gous SOR Th a poous C ANT enr wien fs] © LET_STABLE, THREE STALLS, whes! dog-cart.Address gos, \u2018WAsTSD with one child, six months old, desire tous Pesheser street, Kindy\u2019 ago ta a large shed for waggona.™ Pal doys.The mouire.Apply siating (orme 106, Mae oF.= TSR, Sar Ofer .od 3 aco at.SALE \u2014 JUST FROM THE oom.| 2 St Fel = ate.Adply sang tems OW ow 1 = 0 LET WITH BOARD.ALL STABLE To Lew oe LA, 16% all other kinds Of work; some fast ones in A VV+NT - : 7 onted.S08 Manaaeld a 1045 Antoine, ce 2IS7 St IN Craig st.Jes, 9 Jean, graine: oe BOONE WANTED.-OFFICES TO LET.; BALE \u2014 CAR IL PORSES pr\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2019 \u201d ; ; ; FINE GHT, et our otables; carefully selected J ground a odger, modern \u2018Bears \u2014 ort Men w AK BTS large Ort .re A T W.Foster and Co, 387-001 = Tous un ! nd dear priv ach Sate ont attendance and sera ce: nity pi Tate single.with vaults.\u2018ground floor.and ot mia W- fing with Above particulars.Aor 9006 Bia Terms wederets: 187 Codiwas of.V1 100 of from % per m onth upwards: : Fame R BALE THE THOROUGHBRED MARK, the Academy at reo Sms.vo 104 8 RD _~ MBS.LADIES\u2019 DOC- A .106 3 Bullvere, stred by Qultp, by Imp.Bril- pected and à - B Priveis and muperion 20: street.Hance, bay mare.6 ywrs old, 15% hands high, Hn WANTED -\u2014 FURNISHED\" NOOM BY Ra.commodatien, TS AE absolutely sound and kind: ane of the best V 41 ver rai SEER aia om me on Li .modayats; SHERBROOKE large, pleasant room, furnished, or two gentlemen; modern ooh moderate.\u2018 TO LET ONE OR TWO .FUR.ROR rooms, in private family.\u2018of Ce dieux st.104 2 OOM \u2014 73 e one venlenors; terms 00 3° Ro = -\u2014 Nie ences, Teo: street.LL OOMS -\u2014 light Housekeeping Rex married for light: To Roe use 6f pi RO at immediat T LARGE FRONT ation fiat, well fursished, 2078 - Catherine st.\u2014 423A VICTOR! nished front.xpems for ano.FURNISHED ROOM \u2018bathroom Edward et, off Bleury.OOME \u2014 FURNISHED OR UNFORNIER.BLY FURNISHED .\u201cSINGLE Jith Auer light, modern conven! e possearion.104 2 Two LARGE T Aylmer A.1665 couple or two gentlemen; Auer stc.; private family.103 Ea 70 RENT, fiat, with use of kitchen.11 ET, NICR rooms, with = of Kitchen, suitable for Apply 5 pen = Don\u2019t take chances with un- 8 ® known or doubtful Bak.§ 8 tng Powders., Bemém.= EROYINCE = Wn Red Na tad 55 18 adr or May, 1901, the \u2018domi \u2018of Bn vale Dar Does dent Whe Otte, SE se Dit the Boia pnd rad in tha #.C.Moutreut, à May, LE ale heard of mures me \u2014 = \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 Sven Sagan Nag pene Soom mpd frag mee Pr Turret bt o from time 13° x are Des I i a Es es Le BALE AMERICAN OIL.3 CTS.FER \"- Salverd to Wow, Léverpool R BALE Pr GREENFIELD DAIRY.Guaran our mans | ; LE = = \u201cMain 2014 28 quarts eickets for tor 01 tion 6 ins - R R BALE CENTRIFICA Lu PER- Rubenstein B Bros.PE ect order, ons 22 inch, made Hi 1 a - t $3000.Cane.orale, iter ui 38 William at.Mes Son 2 Aid Sar ALE, et WHITE CHECK NB.NT ea } Joon NE fin 1 adds ROOFING.90c; less Gent Ses Rowall'y Senecal + Orires, imme Bs Metal, Gravel 34 Te due and St Fox sas nie ei EXTOL Gree, made $x ue Hess Main 108 Up 273 Christie, newest never Wontan's x Exchange, PM Be tartes\u201d poe R BALE\u2014 FURNITURE.CARPETS, OILcloths, refrigerators, baby lowes For Factories, fom - John Crowe & Sons, wat LAWN a PR Sharpened and Hepsi by we John Crowe & Sous, 11 8t.George st.HORSES, = ; NINO Horses Tog yh Clients BEL Maurice Street.- = carte, etc.etc.at t prices for \u2018credit.H.A.Wilder and Co 338 St.Tames, D415 St.Catherine, 2060 Notre re Dane.108 tf Pen \u2014 WILLIAMS TYPEWRITER, tn Ti rier.Far erticulare adden y FURNITURE, CREDIT SYSTEM.na ranc 3.SALE \u2014 I HAVE BARGAINS IN - pianos Tet eh mé by private famiild for immediate sale.W.H.st Catherine st., between Buamley and mmond, \u2018agent for ihe celeb rated led Mores right pianos, pri re- ald celved in part re Open venting.103 23 Fox SALB \u2014 LADIES* RIB COTTON ND Lisle vests, sisevelams, halt, and Aoaz _ aleeves, all sizes, nicely trimmed, 13 to Bde: lark'#, room one, Zi0 St.James st.103 2 For SALE~ LADIES' WATERP So MAN- tlea, men's waterproof con wards.Barwin \u2018prices.Clark's, room one, 210 se eee ALE \u2014 LAD COSTUME CLOTH.fawn,\u2019 ar scarlet.pack Halltax SALE \u2014 FURNITURE, qUARTuRED For: AL room set, pew la design, bed ne! attractive oy \"in used, value to $40, black walnut, long liar, à spring | iron und 13; some tees, $8 p becomes Your pro| Make your wife happy.Stoves connected free.Montreal Gas Co.01 12 Seow BALE \u2014 FINE ROUGH COATED BT, Fernand bitch; only 65 Address -318 se.Timothe.R SALE \u2014 BAMBOO BABY CARRIAGE, in good order, $3.704 Bt.Urbain R SALE \u2014 GRAPE VINES BELGIAN vores, ahd a vertes ot bord plants, at 19 Du Durocher s every aftern .104 3 rr SALE \u2014 CHEAP.DOUBLE AND SINgle action barp: Italian Sings: for harp and violin.58 St.outs st.Free SALE \u2014 rer, .\"REAL or- round top and ma Ks; an esks; hate Dee, \u2018advectising Yours.nk of the city, etc.Amy = room Mechanics\u2019 Bullding, 5t.Jam \u2018 043 A > Carpet and Reh Furnishings final, C orl Salsa of er, Wilton, oa > ard: bin stair pid eT tf and Mroleum.lace and stuff curtas mats.remnants, \u201chouse.Pra hbing GGET'8 STO DAME STREET (Glen: in Yo, SATURDAY, Aflernoon and Evening | At 350 and 8 O'Citotk, M.HICKS & CO., Auctionsers.All for absolute > salo as Mr.L is not taking any old stock \u2014to Bt.s .Notice of Sale $10,000 Worth oi Fne Gis IN THE MATTER or E, LEPAGE & CO.\u201d We ul sell by order et Curators, Messrs.Ken tte, TS WEDNESDAY, STH MAY, And Days \u2018Following, At Ten AM.Fach Day, = \u2018At corner of St.Lawrence and Catherine Streets, the vase stock of above Estate, about $100,000.00 worth ot Goods an Store Fixtures, in lot Jota.to thet trade, and pasitively withou ess Goods, reserve.Go Velvets, fie, Ca Mos.Cashmeres, Laces, Embro y, Kid Gloves, Linens.Prints, Muni 3 rics, Ribhons Feathers, FI , inèry ods, Underwear of all kinds, Hoslery, Blouses, Blankets, uilts, Ni 1 ol- lars, eed ergey, ate., ete., comprising an assorted \u2018stock fresh and t-class £00408, MARCOTTE FRERES, 104 4 : Auctioneers.therine 1081 pp Our Customers AR 8 sor, TRE BG SEES PHONOGRAPHS, ETC.== and Hand Ts Talking hines bought, gh rE ale MoT MONUMERTS, ETC PP If Interested © ore Foreign ge heed, Aberdeen Granite \u201cEnd.eo pa priv Bleury 3t.F.Hawkins, Prog.ELECTRIC MOTORS.| Electric Repair 354 Contracting Co.617 \u2014 619 ly Lagauche.terre St.cu tree \"hand motos SHOBTHAND AND TYZPEWRITING.= Miss Graham, Sinan Foi OFFICE STATIONERY.FAA NIN IMemorial Envelopes, 9% 5% Envelopes for the present Victorian Era aR en > Joseph Fortier, se.251\" Jam ie TT on EEE, PIANO FRERE AND = J NPN NNN A Piano Tuner 121 Tome rie up et 50.a Ee and for the elabanted Morris Pian RESTAURANTS.Always open.All the Windsor Cafe Janos Ale son Servod in fret class style.Private dining city \u2014\u2014g évory iy the fom lle tod pm.Try it.E.Desjardins, You Lunch Where ?: The braine ere sc hante Lance Community Junct lanch ne Mer Mia foctne fiigi Rg Sei aris SE Liquoes the host ition clams fa HALY TONES, RTOHINGS, ETC.TYPEWRITERS.Dennison\u2019s, Jeraèse complete il Secondhand Machines 337 == = a : guaranteed in pesfsct order end working sous.PAPER PATTERNS, BTC.TTR eat, ree Sewing dois Xavierst.Tel M.\u201d VERMIN DESTROYER.athan s Bed Bug .334 Mass Killer, % aad Noagente.À.Nathan.71 8t PLUMBING AND STEAMFITTING.E.c Mon Mount & Co., Pigmbors, Gr t'a Kotatke Ro.\"hi Service Sound PHOTO SUPPLIES, 'KODAXS, ETO.| Special Sale En oad intr Hm RR Re IE April Styles as Now in.SE TA TO |__\u2014 CARPENTRY WORK.All Kinds = SoS LEE sh |p em eal Fe Be Se RENE VER BICYCLE EXCHANGE.Ea 75 Secondhapd Whieels Selusd; 5: ER = 7 PATENTS = Bena & Brown, Bogert mere SAE = TE ra AS BLECTRO AND STEREOTYPING.Stock.Prices right.; une - THE THOMAS FORRESTER CO, Large ge Advertise rs i E58 Junie Suet, FOUNDRY.Tel Maia 516% \"18 fa.es BICYCLE BEPATRING.GENTS YUBRNISHINGS.mer aii Wo repair ANNALES Bicycle Repairing.Rage | Ah! de Lorimier 2 Serra made tb or- Canada X res, rime, rime, pedals, lo bars AME ernie, ee 8ddromm: CANADA {SYBLE LE & Môron 85 = Ltd.cor.Victoria Sg.w ELECTRICAL WORK.RUBBER GOODS.INTERESTING PRICES ON RUBBER HOSE THOS.FORRESTER' Co., 335 81.James 85.GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES.Northey Gas isms Bee EE UE Ce >rEnitede Toronto.ELKOTRIS \u2018COMBS.Cure srs if cleaning.ly De vase sta JOSEPH A.GILLIES, K.C, Barrister & Solicitor, \u2019 Notary Public, ete.- Real Satate t sol.Prempt \u2018colees tions and\" rois SxDNi vo CAPE BRETON.MACHINERY.High Class.Tools Ready for Nez Immediate Delivery.Hobitbon, Casgri, Ryan & Mickall 3:2 et bine MON MONTREAL.\"Vide XB.Mitchell.Ryañ.oad Buryeyer.- Lawrences Mactariane.| BES] à Telfer, Teller & Co.44 Bloury ut.ToL Main 122 CHIROPODIST.Walking Made cer \u201cns D Ta Easy.Corn moved the ut à 8 amen Gétct: We Bose = rus MARX YOUR LINER.Send 2 for Load SEE Indentbls PE EE MAR FOR SALE | CEDAR AVENUE.A fine block of land, at vith a | rédptags et avec 3 £ où Céder.ave to .000 feet; A oe va mt > Area about now at 8 low THE J.CRADOCK SIMPSON REAL \u2018 in.| ESTATE & AGENCY.00, - 101 Bt.Jdmes Bt.All the rage.James .~ Office Stationery.us siens ory ia a pleasure to We print this class of - etationery and would be be | a to call for orders, Telephone Main 1887.0, 73 8 2 = Th Royal Trust Ga.bicycle or get it repaired.rotary stock.Our and prices .88.oft Th M (Open |- Pure EERE 3 : ENGINE LATHES \u2014 \u2014 sind \u2014 Ei) CL 16 in x 6 feet >.CE 18 in.x 10 fot, i BER Do You.Want Stable \u2018to Let, Te Low Priced Shoes?| smu PER, evRRET > \u201c5 , tamodation F g .BP gp ATES, ove.WE HAVE THEM.JJ og av, csometicion wo tr ¢ 10 In, ne d.Inon-Playees- oo.| MEWS SURF Rooms.tackD.sw T NED.i CRADOCK SIMPSON HEAL À 9 in: 25 feet BOYS BUFT SOUTS, ÉACED.800 ESTATE & AGENCY \u201cCs to Bi ~Battenah® \u2018Patterns and 3 Publications! \u2018ra = to Wear Specials FOR SATURDAY \u2014 À line of Se A lino of Print Blouses.Blouse, cheap at $1.00, for 43c.Tales Styli B Robber Vaterproot Ga doi Garment hape, $9.00 for $3.85, u a arments, sacque s , or $10.50 for hed $13.50 for $4.50.> sae pe _ Chi \\dren's Silk Hats, Trimmed Lace, for Spring wear, worth $1.00, 25¢ 7 About 10 dosen Ladies\u2019 3Clasp Kid Gloves, assorted colors and 50¢ pai a pair sizes, made to sell at $1.00.Our special price To-morrow = Our Special $5.00 offer in Siytienty Trim- , med Hats is the shopping event of Saturdgy \u2018in Millinery! worth $1.50, for 85c.= ' HHH HHH + + F ma ; A Lot of Gauze Veiling, in almost every color, six yards for 250, worth 900 OHN MURPHY & CO.2343 St, Catherine Street, TERMS CASE.Corner Metcalfe Street.10431 TEL.UP.083.HAH +H HH HHH FREE-Big Rush in Monteal-FREE All this week thousands jostled together for a chance to try Dr.Arnold's Catarrh Cure, and his experts will be here all next week at John T.Lyons\u2019 Drug Store, cerner:Cralg and Bleury.B.E, McGale, Drug Store, 2123 Notre Dame St.¢ Wm.S.Stone, Drug Store, 4191 St.Catherine St.Henri Lanctot, Drug Store, St Lawrence, corner Prince |° Arthur.Decary Drug Store, 1688 St.Catherine.\u201cThe day of inhalers, blowers, atomizers and poison-laden powders has gone by,\u201d says Dr.Amold.All Next Cast them aside and try.Dr.Arnold\u2019s new'and humane methods for 23 hours, and you will never return to the Old Fashioned and Barbarous treatment of Bygone age.NO CUTTING, NO BURNING, NO CAUSTIC.q .aaadaaas 21222 + .x sore spots, relieves on first application, searches the remotest tubes.\u2026 If you have a cold, try it.\u201cIf you hive the Grip, try it.If yon have Catarrh, try it.1f you have a sore throat, try it.If you have a cough, try it.If you have any throat trouble, try it.No Inhaler, Ng Blower, No Costly Instrument requi simply rub a few drops on the hand, and snuff naturally.1043 PREMIER OF JAPAN RESIGNS.Vacillating Attitude of Minister of Finance Brings on Cabinet Crisis.YOKOHAMA, May 3.\u2014 Marquis Ito fe terday tendered his Tesignation as mier, to the Mikado, as the result of a Cabinet crisis prough t on by the continued postvonement by the Japanese Minister of inance of the carrying out of the expected public works.the other members of the Cabinet did likewise, with the exception of the Minister of War, ron Kodaln.is asserted that Marquis Ito advised ero Mutsuhito, to entrust the task of rming a new Cabinet to Marquis: Yamag- stan ote Government resigned Inst October: but it is doubtful whether Marqu'e Yamagata will accept the responsibility.The probability i= that Ma uis Ito will reconstruct the Cabinet, excluding Viscount LOST SWEETHEART AND MONEY South African Hero Succeeds in Reclaiming oe Latter.NTO.3.\u2014Mrs.«Catherine WON b had been before the magistrate on two occasions, charged with stealing $300 from Frank McElroy, hos agreed to repay the sum in ins ents of #5 a mop.case is one of he romances of the frican war.cElroy was a mem- Tor ® As First Contingent, and when he \u201c \u2026 left for the front he was engaged to Mrs.Wright's daughter, a comely young girl.from Africa, to be used in umnjtare for hou-c-keeping.right e money moth- He and the latter, spent it.Then a young man than McElroy, and be- Ÿ He sent her buyi - Miss y er to keep, an the young Jady : who as ool No Wi né eame home he found Poth .awee lost, and- after th money and thenrt decided to prosecute Vatanabe.; re Qantas THE COAST LEGISLATURE.ne e thing qver Wright for \u2018theft (Special to the Star.) eft VICTORIA.May 3.\u2014 In,the House yes A TRADE WITH GERMANY.terday, Mr.Martin made atother ute ver NDON, May 3-\u2014In the House of oo s vesterday Lord Cranborne, the foreign under sécretary, said rumours had reached the Government from variohs © 7.waources of the intention of Germany to .:% crease the.dutiss on steel and other The Government was alive to the im ance of such information: but in the absence of definite knowledge Lo, Germa any .min W tater eut y Pe the members sug- free trade from Ger- ing clause in his Champerty bill.frustrated on a vote of 16 to 17.has now only a third reading to pr if it escapez amendment, % will law in a emasculat He was The bill A become | 1 - e six bill, 2 proposed perd secret societies, was passed, only eight mem bers supporting the bill whi hich asks a practitioners received as duly a doctors in this province who \u2018come British dependency.The fact that dick\u2019s bill establiehi a Dominion standard is likely to be passed at Ottawa had much to do with the defeat of the local measdre.ee ee CZAR TO PARDON STUDENTS.ST.PETERSBURG; May 3.\u2014 here that General Von MS I oa a, dated og! of Public Tustruction, m Ho e the ro r last week recommending pardoning of the soldier students and other | mitting them to return in August for the ks that examinations, military service to \u2018continue uatil then.The Crar cor A etudents : are .fairiy té the resolution.agai particiption a the | examinati \u2019 eater TRIED TO KILL HER CHILDREN.| (Special to the Star.) QUEBEC M May 3.i Quite ite a temiation f feel better this morning, thank mite ae of jit \u201chia aed à you.I took s Laxa-Liver Pill last \u2018hose hmband ia worklog fe ao \u2018night and it worked like & charm\u2014 end \u201cho mas cha sing two Ad her.\\ Te i headache and bilicusasss ars all a re ds ar.Tvobeart without Le ka-Liver .ills\u2014they\u2019re ew eat pill fo , do mot gripe or sicken, and pr at.os from from (hb col bey but TR & TYTTTTIITIVIYYYYT +44 db bbb bile, | 25 years, but leës than 35 years\u201d ice, a pension 20 per cent.lees than is above provided for, for.owards d - pensions, five per cent.kn Sand aeducted \"fron the pay of officers.It destroys the germ, reaches the pl! | that there would be no inc successful attempt to etrike out the nullify-.orm.months\u2019 hoist for the M 1 tT yey oriou: De.Rod.| put DSTOCK, .NB, May Jay 3-The com ; Tse | eras Day's Work and sy Adyan .Date When Members Will \u2018Be Able to-Go Home.# VICTORIA DAY SANCTIONED | | Excellent Progress Made Yesterday With the Passage of Estimates \u2014MNr.Tarte Promises Reforms in His Methods of Buying Goods.(Special Staff Correspon dence.) \u201cPRESS GALLERY, HOUSE- OF COMMONS, OTTAWA, May 3.\u2014 In the House yesterday a number of Governmenf measures were advanced a stage, and good progress was made in supply.The bill to provide for the 24th of May being created a pe ermanent holiday,was given a third reading.he resolutions Ad for sions to the ermanent force were put and bill based upon them introduced.b «8 VICTORIA DAY.In pursuancé of the promise made a few days ago by the Premier, the bill entitled \u2018an act respecting Victoria day,\u201d was terday taken up as a Government measure and put t its various stages.Premier introduced an amendment to the Interpretation act, pdding Victoria day to the list of | Bolidays, and also an amendment to t (xchange née Act, ads ding Victoria day to the olida These were both carried.The Premier an- that they would shortly be revising the and these cha > could then be regularized In answer to Rosamond, the Premier said that Victoria day would not replace the King's Birthday as a legal holiday.bil) was put through somites £nd grea a third reading + .PENSIONS FOR SOLDIERS.After routine yesterday the Houte took up the following retolutioi That it is \u2018expedient to Provide.that pensions or gratuities may be granted to staff officers and officers and men of the permanent militia force, and to the widows and children of such officers, as follows : To an officer comp retired, cause other than misconduet or inefficiency, | erï after 20 years\u2019 service, or rétiring voluntarily after\u201835 vears\u2019 service, a pention not exceeding one-fiftieth of the pay and allowances of his rank or appointment at \u2018the time of his retirement for each year of ser vice; service beyond 35 years not being reck- \"To.an officer who retires voluntarily after To an officer retiring on\u2019 \u2018account of.infirmity, or retired to promote ney or economy in the- service, a tuity not exceeding one month's pay for each year\u2019s service; if retiring on account of injury received in the discharge: of his duties, a gratuity not exceeding three or every two years\u2019 service, To a nou-commissio officer or militia man, he Tae served 15 but Ie than 31 years.a pension equal to one-fiftieth of his annual pay for every year of service; for 21 and than 25 veary\u2019 service, tent Bitieths, = \u201cand Jn addition two-fifti or 25 yen: ed Éfcihes aud im sdditen one bitieth for every year over 23, ex however, two- of thirds.his ave annual pay, exclusive of extra -pay or elowances dur- ok the thers years preceding ent.\"To the widow and children who had served twenty years the time of his death on full rey or in receipt of pension, the pension or allowance: In the case of = $500 to the widow, and $80 to each na Jieutenant-colonel, a pension of to widow and a 7 Mlowance of $80 to ch child; major, $350 to widow, and $70 + BE chile; captain, $250 to widow, and #85 to each \u2018child: lieutenant or second Iieutanant, $200 to widow, and $50 to each child; warrant officer, $100 to widow, and amount to child ths and vas at son twenty-one, and the total amount grented to the family of an officer in one year not to exceed t amount of the pension attached to his ren Dr.Borden ined it at EEE that it only ap lied to staff an and not to the active ita, \u201cHe took it that the principle of the resolution had already been.approved br, the House.There were special réasons why pensions should be adopted, as the force was the educative force.of the active acu of the country, and one of their di been to obtain good men.importance at ptrmanency vos he the force, Th rer oy had Lion e North-West P Mounted Se\u2019 Polis, whch tad been operation for years an y the chères on country was $1,800 per year.In regard to officers he pointed out uopn Ty, a8 st presen re- œived a gratuity, say, in the case of an Tones who h ved thirty years, at sie per year.the gra ty oud éd the princi i said he was hang in am act of justice, but\u2019 the effect would to, freatly improve: the force.it they were simply doing bon Tetired on account t of bovins reach den ie sn don \u201cPARCHMENT BS: House Puts in.Another Good | ces |- swered an objection made by Me.Borden | for.avy.|.months\u2019 pay \u2018was his retire.be mnt allace -a d of the resolutions, | and nd pointed out that they 3id \u2018not, provide rigade niajors Ass ers, who bad \u201cGREEN on BLACK.Use it because itis a British product.I \u20ac | * Use it because ft is PURE.« SALADA\u201d & Address \u201c\u2018 SALADA,\u201d M a n Tons are sold i Ceylon Groen.ontreal.Breaks The Record for LOW PRICES IN.AND CARPETS.\u2018Dawson City.The definition of «- \u201cpost letter is extended 80 as to cover letters.sition put up such.a clause.3.empow-.o raake mail coned lock, Mr.made large enough Ottawa ship canal.it was wit LA far discussion, pre Commi bills to \u2018to give effect to mlarien : AR the canal citimates, the Montreal and the Terror Use it because it is the best tea on sale n Sealed Theta only.Black, Mixed, Uncolored Free Samples 104 N.GY LIQUETTE THE FURNITURE DEALER 154-1547 ST.CATHERINE ST.MODERN.FURNITURES the St.Lawrence rive river and cavals were pass- \u201cQu the vote of $500) for the Lachine Haggart advocated to- take the largest ves: elle as ane dau De ill De a lin ttee \"then rose reporting pro- Hon.\u2018Charlee Fitspatrick introduced two the csolut its one item Erich were Lead sont.2008 ons in IE x 3 beitg | ne oe on pm re rie peste White Shirés.\u201d Laundried: ad Prices 50e, 75e, and - $1.00.Outing Shirts.i, pa a tna \"0.Collars.Al Jes.See a ae \u201c5 er à for Be.Ties.rr Gr BAYCIEK § \u2014 2457 St.Catherine st.Take cars to Drummend.1 GOODFORN So | Instances of Exceptional Value in Summer ~o= Dress Silks, Selected from regular stock, rich in quality and low in price.Such goods as these command a ready sale, aud late comers are x to be disappointed.PRINTED CHINA SILKE, for sumer, PRINTED CHINA SILKS, inches i A light grounds, wide, in exclusive designs, ipod effects, with\" dainty Aor K d.individual Pavers, in gns.Leseses veneer oe y SKY | ROSE | SPECIAL, NAV SC.\u2018Printed Guiza.Silks, M inches = wide, in Fawx NILE 98¢ yd.ings alike; dear , colour PLAIN COLOURED JAPANESE a MAUVE ial 27 inches wide, suitable for children\u2019s CARDINAL BLUE GRAY Price, [a dies\u2019 wear, 7 NIL ROSE PINK 8 100 SHADES } 50¢ d.| BLACK & WHITE 95a! IN STOCK Y BLOUSES UNDER COST.som hing wrong with them, except that they've been handled considerably and lost of their spic and rance\u2014a iault easily remedied\u2014send them to the span appea laun Descriptions are impossible here.the assortment is to Varied, but a few fauna.1 will serve to indicate the extent of the saving: A line of Ladies\u2019 Blouses, some with detachable collars and cuffs, Suslins, prints ; regular value 50 \u2018to 31.00; Ladies\u2019 \"White Lawn Blouses, worth from |.$1.00 to $2.25, your cheice.vou theses secseass masesrmw 75\u20ac TAM O'SHANTER Children\u2019s Blouses, sailor collar, turn back cuffs, coloured embroidered edging regular $1 0 value; your choice.950 For To-morrow Only.Ladies\u2019 Black Sateen Blouses, 9gc regular $1.30 value; to-motrow.£a nd ate.White Tam O° Shanters, fancy name band (the washing caps) 20e, 43e, 68e.Pale Blue Tam O° Shanters, fancy name band (washing caps) special.A A Bix Assortment of LADIES\u2019 ST off shapes; dark and light coloured Soft Crown Tam O?Shanters, in brown leather, finished with fancy - name band; price.@® RAW H HATS.draws; regular value 8c to $1.95; to be dis- 5c each.pe Cn Sp SR TR TCH SE -» + » - 2 J pores rie bi The 2 be amusement to the members, and each wis read \u2018the first time.The House adjourned at rooms equipped wish fig am - dom grees siple that Me 12:20.N OF ESSION.\" find that onod used they are a neces- it down as = al : OTES THE § ON sity, worth ma times the s \u2018 contracte go to the lowest tenderer ogo on To OLE a ahi oo and couvealeacs Toilet Soaps.Stationery Dept.fio the charges he made (hat this had PEER decided, and.is evidenced by the fol- they Rive.\\ : nok, Desa done, pat sat con ane given - be 20 re zaotion R&W.KERR, yy old Browh Windeor Soap, 10c| Bog oo oi = ruled paper, with y ers.tire that Monda t h move + cakes.envelopes to match, } railway porters to handle the vast mas | SF 3 on Monday next he vil move 2230 St, Catherine Street.French Cuatile, de à cake, Mc dos.cakes.CeEeS \u2018Pad ted or pi erie by Mr.Sutherland and shall be payable to His Majesty in every T > Dingman\"s Castile, 5c cake, Sic doz.cakes.10, 5c and.20c.% 3 A a - so.YORK, out the.censolidated fund of Can- ve Soap, 5c take.velopes, white wove, emall octavo, with little.opposition.The.min- -ads,\u2019 a sum not exceeding in: whole in toy Jetgen's: Jumbo Tar package, 15c box contaising 100.For hte ef employe Y ome, year.the mm of - seventy-five ac TL 1 peng Poms, best American toilet voap,| Commercial Env or No.7 size, 3e this clame of mpl re for fe Enya CL a 5 a.and Giycerine Toilet Stap, 5e Pe Roster line, No.6 or 7, 3 126 package; THE SHIPPING ENQUIRY.\u201cBranch of tho Royal Mint iu Gunads.cake.© 705¢ box In.to.Mr.Monk, Sir Louis Davies \u2026 Puttee gives notice that on ! Glycerine and Cold Cream - \u201cToilet Sop, Silurian Note 2 Paper (gras), 5 Tuite =, = nent aware that tion to go into committee on the Roblin Ba tod She Qttaws and 5 packages Envelopes to match, 25c.said that the Government was aware that £00 10 £0, ink ), Power and ] i Act eA ges a the Gover = et \u2018had been More that: It is the opinion of thi* House respecting be Bb (Bbh and an Act res Dish Papers and Table Decorations.Montre hr oan the 1 | the pil be not passed until the sub- = the W Gly Mandlacter de er oe ve .~ beén respecting.| sübmitted by ditect reference to the .bern: ee Demat the Tne Ho cass or BAR Mie comité 044 101 Mapiiohe in coder thay \"thee wih begins Sn Brn ~- Examples -of Good Ribbon Values.__ onse à ame ms tain ., taking mr int von \u201celT\" Also when in- Tiree rai, FAS io d oy Colowred Doble Faced atin\u2019 Ribbon, in Colquied at zibbon, in 3 the lending ult Ste.Marie Canal.move \u201cthéf this act: shall mot come into LE Sr eed bs oll the Jeading shades: : ry Ne e drew attention to the dis-T forte until woch time as the indentures Le haw rete 3 WB 1 inch widé .-.« « 5-e.per.yard 1-2 inch wide.oe oe 4 1-2 per yard miss] of Mr.-T.Shields, an official > \u2018herein mientionéd have been wobmitted by en 1 1-2 inches wide.Soper yard|1l inch wide.«\u2026 .«.Tc per yard the Cernirall Canal, De de vote for Qrect reference to the of the a he this section.2 inthes Wide.\u2026.5.ic per.yard 113 fa ide.= ee ee ae be 19 pe ard h rote majori inches wide.+.oo yard \u20ac.Le co ee conn yard tet me notation to \u201cThich he oe sre found to be favourable.ABOLITION OF OF \"HANSAND : inches vide.Be per yard 3 inch ride.oo oo ec per yard was justly en ving been years .Fiel \u2018gives notice that on Mon- \u2014\u2014r\u2014\u2014\u2014 i an i service.He had never been an day he will \u2018move the following resolution: Only.aly Go So Far as t0 Colored Double Faced Satin Ribbos, ex-| 7 - - have e \u2018diocharge od oh es gi : er * a provide that the top Report ng Spewhes in Com- tra fine quality, in all the leading| White and_Coloured er a, Talis ond à tv inches > fading awed do soy manual labour.He sutheyire , Advance the King's! mittee.1 inch wide.ce on Se per yard 29c and * asked that he be Riven.his superannua- Printer, out of the Consolidated Revenge 1 1-4 wide inch.\u2026.\u2026.Mec per yard tion allowance.Fond of Canada.of such sum or rums as TORONTO, May 3A Globe despaton 2 inch wide.sees .20c per yard \u2014.\u201cMr.Blair sai © bad no fault to find: oe fone Printer may require to ur from Otta \u201cte Hon à inch wide.\"1 +.:.3c per yard Duchess Satin Ribbon, in all the leading with the way in wi hich, the case was sta ase material required to fill orders given got broad that the abolition of the Han & inch wide.\"112211 8c peryard| shades, 5 inches wide, silk om one side mi t his application for a ee \u201c requisitions made by the Senate, the sard_ is likely.is ee \u2014 .and satin on the other; a splendid annuation lira ore the Trew Common, or Jue J Departments es Dai Roll Batter.rez- 15ic bo re png Figs, regular 6.! + die : i of.Wal it forthe +.Hon.Mr.Perley moved for a return show- vo tor, signed the ë oa bi À dt Gianc, i 1 Tb.packages, regular 5 Dakin Powder.in 1 Ib.cartons, regular su sof ; ere ing-how many Doukhobors have made home- J for 3e, ! to-MoITOw.:.des i for vu de ht | SLICER PIT Sms | Th Bek pipet (Tres at a spmorton Li jQE2 pa coe 110 BUSI aan | Net eres thls bave made vo er Sor, bis ppatare ture made: him ity res per packet, ic | Baking Sods, in 1 Tb.packets, \u201cse The estimates for Raïlirays and Chéals Cite and who ou or have entries for tne Ponsible.Mr.MeRee ded that the ular per Faces TEE GC regular 10e, to-morrow.a.sean 5 - land the.villages are built on.Also: how Kinits hold be fell The} Sicha | v Cath oo] 5 the dimitri ig that free many.permité for cutting\u2019 bay bave heen Evins iad at at the mies S Corner St.erine cs on diacsesion, wadid bé \u2018allowed ga @rtnted to Doukhobors and the quan RELY fisble.H.croggie, and University st the supplqmen etary ere - ve | partionlér:sbotion.of the N.W.-T, such per- Le King, Temes oP : dans of Mite have been granted.And er, bow .THE PREMIER APOLOGIEED.78, lor the Trent \u2018Canal, $100000 fer | \u201cwood.have been granted.fo JST, Mar 3~8ir id Laurier Ser So EE I A ST IF IR 00D.were.plated erday, jo.- À voté = Ro fot ydrographio PROCESS OF ry vata of 315800 for \"tut ELECTRIC A FIREPROOFING COMPANY OF CANA umrren.jin.Take St.¥ re: ; Wood treated by this process rendered abeolutely freprocé overs Bon, hat Bb was meer te ite\u2019 ie ode mioge.\u201d The Chey radad by the United Siates in order to straighten the h 43 iscvestigation heir anda \"The Gly of New York bas à ted this L D oy VUE Lt .be - 297 end demanded in EE Commercial pi le and chu Bo) à ant br upper Ds - Mutant ima Jie Brings pod ihe atid Musa] buiiing, Prscatre 360 ads BL 2 le 14 vtraighten ad deepen this \u2018web Fire: Tan am AFRIL CUSTOMS REVENUR.re en painted.: paces ore vg, tr | BA Om Se Lui Se a sie) i Ey ee Be pT trance aod rae oe thes A ue da \u201can Att vex | OTTAN {Eppaial th (he Sar Hove - Matra upper dans.wd we pile the Donizion doy purge srl RSR 3 vas 39,276,557 = PERCIVAL W.ST.GEORGE, mse, Ba tes b Farran's Point ae ax respecting ats against $3,207 period abundns .Werke, Cote #.Paul.pere aus po - in \u2018case of | - ol: sa incorporate the Bishop of Keews- Wore deren SEE BE CL ide Platt.ook $7 ln _ LEE Do Si Sk DFDEUNITE OF-MERSERE | pe BR a Ther.we TORONTO, Mas 2\u2014A Glos \"special NET smsount 3 , woul.\u201d \u2019 from te a \"A ministerial caucus won for another year.Te of ity question vas > \u2018possible claims in conaection wi .WPL js T y to 0.we, x Sh = Sooptay | pape pr ev +S.CARSLEY CO_ end Dyaths mast be endorsed with | the mames'snd addiepees of the pes: || ows sending sume.POR | | otre Dame Street.: on I's Greatest Store.St.James Street.rue arreter | vom MAY Srd, 1901.- - , + BIRTHS.BELANGER-In this city, on May 3nd, the ite, of J.E.Belanger.journalist, of a CREIOHTON\u2014A: Vancouver, B.C., April nth, che ifs of W.T.Crolghton, of a A = + DOWLING-\u2014At 23 Drummond street, on the th of April, the wife of Joseph W.Dowling.of a son.5 ° DUÜBUC-In this city, at 358 St.Timothee street, on April the wife of Tan- + crede Dubuc, painter, of a son and a daughter.® FORSTER » \u2018Wood ave., Westmount, on Apel) nh the poire of Wm.C.FORTIN\u2014In chs city, on April soth, at No.891 St.Christophe street, the wife of J.E Ports of a son.* GARNEAU\u2014On April 25th, at Quebec, the wife of Jules Garneau, of a daughter.® GUERIN In this city, at No.1311 St.Cath- street.on May Ist.the wife of Dorshis Guerin, of à son LABELLE\u2014In this city.\u201cat No.150 St.Catherine street, on April 0th, the wite of Adolphe Labelle, of a son, + McRAE\u2014At Revelstoke, B, C.on Apri 1, s & & the wife of Alex.McRae, of a 30 MoGIFFIN\u2014On April 25th, at 106 Florence street, Ottawa, the wite of Richard Giffin, of a son A SAUNDERB-On April Zist, at 491 Lisgar \u2018 street, Ottawa, the wife of W.G.Saunders, of a son.® Rh) MARRIAGES.: BINKS-RUSSELL\u2014~On_April th, at Ot.vy.tawa, by the Rev.R.Herbison, M.A.4 Graces Wilson, daughter of Mr, Rob ert oo to Charles, third son of Wiliam | J.Binks, both of Ottawa * BRAYLEY-BELL-\u2014At the residence of VW.H.Bell, Lakeside, Kings County.N.B., on the 3th of April, John Brayley, LE: R.treight Inspector, St.John and Hall- fax, to Isabella C.Bell, daughter of John Bell of Norton.» COBHAM-QUIGLEY\u2014In St.John, N.B.\u2026 on April 25th, by Rev.B.Beally, Miss Emma Quigley.of Sliver Falls, to Chas.Cobham, of i ord, M.D., of W innipes, -to Mary Flor- i nee daughter of the late E.R.Briggs, of Taronto,* BOLLIDAY-TIMS On Aprir Ah, at Trin- [a ity Church.Quebec, by the Rev.E.J.J ¥iherington, John T.Holliday to Amy ' ulia.dauchter of the late Frank D.Tims, of the Provincial Treasurers De- ! partment® LAMARCHE-CORBEILLE\u2014At St.Henrl $0th, by Rev.L.J.Lauson, Josep rnest rche to à Rosa Bernadette Corbelile.* y.LAPIERRE-DUTOUR \u2014 On April 30th, at » Gt James Cathedral, M.\u20ac.pierre to Mrz W.Duto LEVESQUE-RIVERIN \u2014 In this city, at he Sacred Heart Chapel, St.James st., Pantalon Levesque to Mrs.T.Geboury, nee Emilie Ri MACKAY LINDSAY.0n Avril Fog at Mamotick, Ont., by the Rev.Motr, R.B.MacKay.D, to ide Ray.eldest daughter of Mr.A.Lindsay.* PRINGLL- HENNAN \u2014 At the residence Ke po cago papers = #5\" RIDE THE «MOUNT ROYAL\" BICYCLE MOUNT ROTAL + BICYCLES Regular $40.00 SPECIAL $19.95.Our Boys\u2019 Sporting Tit-Bits.Bicycle Sundries are havin ment cyclists say there's a la at exclusive Bicycle stores and prices are considerably lower.hints for proof: Regular.Special.Regilar.Special, Chain.Lubricant ., .Ae Hand Rubber Dalla - 10e 5e Pl N Cement.2ic Handle Gri ee ee Xe 14e force Bate.1 1% de amp Bracket .2c Me ev ve we 8c dde Tesban Mitts .15 10c Bre \"oii ve 00 = ge - Rod and Line.Pe 10e Rubber Cement .Bicycle Bells.\u201c7 The Best In the Market At Carsley\u2019 Ss FOR $19.95.a big run at The Big Store, promi- ger and better assortment here than These RIGGS.\u2014 At West Supern] \u201cSUMMER CAPES I! siik, trimmed with fancy silk braid, ruffles of net, ribbon and Jaces, 27 Inches length, dation, trimmed all over with paillette gold \u2018thread, chiffon and ruffles of laces with long streamers, 24 inches length, Special taffeta silk, lace and chiffon, beautiful design, length 33 Inches, Special price $34.00 Ladies\u2019 Lace Capes, made\u2014of_black taffeta Special price $ I 6.00 Ladies\u2019 Black Lace Capes, tatfetz silk foun- $23.00 1 Ladies\u2019 Fancy Black Parisian Lace Capes of = ] | buy Children\u2019 Read; Dresses from us.That's the \u201clong sad I pe go bev , 7 w ' INFANTS\u2019 LONG DRESSES, CLOAKS, prettily embroidered, in meade of Jawa and Nain- cream, scok, yoke trimmed with tucks and £3.00, $15.00 insertion, and skirt with embroidery, JACK beted in pink and : 81.25, $20.00 ad bite and white, b 250 and up BOOTTES, crocheied in in pretty pat ln 5 ilk and eotton, ters, all in hight colours, trimmed with \u201cetbroidery and lace, 10c and up SE 10c and up to JASRABLE COSTUMES, sise 1 7900.and upwards _ HORT CLOAKS in Cashmere aud REN'S PIQUE REEFERS, Tih (ombres nd insertion, Irons REEFERS, , cream and Bedford Cord, sailor collars, trimmed crimson, Serge Sector, smoried trier with lace, applique, embroidery aud mings.ribbons.BOYS\u2019 CILL.OTHING.of Jou want a good fit at an exceptionally low price, see our stock first, \"SAILOR AND MAN-O-WAR, in best quality all-wool Serge, double sailor collars, trimmed with white braid, aes 00 to.4, 83.60 and up \u201833.00 upwards EATS, HATS, HATS.Over 500 Straw Hats that were from 7¢ to $3.00.AH new shapes and colours.A special lot of Sailors, =.D OMMUNION SUITS, with neatly pleated coat, 2-piece, for boys, Post quality of of Blick and Cork: screw, bined with farmers\u2019 satin, sizes 2 to M, All at 28 ;Cents Each.COSTUMES.Beautiful Costumes in light dng dark fawn, stitched, with shirt jacket, 815.50, 815.75.And in gray, $16 Ladies Lustre Srey blue and blagk, \u2018plain, and figured, _ 81,25, $3.25, .GIL.OVES LADIES\u2019 FABRIC GLOVES Special, for golfing, tennis and bieyding, 25c, 50c.mode > te, black and tan with .alt aaa hits or es Tre \u201c a DO, Horn en ts $1.25 OGILV YS.sous es | 4 ing of at'least 30 per cent.MEN'S SUITS.Debut fa true of men s stock is Foxes shar Our pri e elothing-for prices from .The fashion writer who six months ago inty White Lave or aed very fine tasking, Cilio ich the fin TE D puis Frer s.$500 td or ral way = \u2026 Qu in 8 As it Worth Your While to ee ho of .Titi is, here is a money saving chance\u2014buy the clothing for yourself and - boysat thisstore.Our position as makers of the clothitfg we sell\u2014means a sav- Prices start at $3.75, as little as a suit worth the selling and wearing can be had, 00° isa worthy salt in overy way and a big $3.75 worth.Alghest price est made to measure tailor would be be proud ¢ to uce, at pave fll vas 00, $9.co Ty aos $15.00, every known fabric, every stvlo and: color that ictal selects.We can please and fit you no matter how hard to satisfy, no matter bow large your size.FIRST COMMUNION.oof styles for thelittle fellow.mothers\u2019 t communion are made made rete] ary sgh dead $3.75 .$8.00 Pretty Shirt Waists for Women.said shirt waists were on the wane might have said the same of the leaves, but spring is bringing both back, and shirt walsts aro prettier and will be, if anything, in greater demand ever.Ladies\u2019 White ite Lawn B 2 rows of embroldery and 20 and 10608 tacks at ane em errand 30 front profusively tres ov, embroidered cuffa.Our price onl fine tucks in front, one row embroidery rele aly with embroidery insertion and 3 = tes and pleased and fathers\u2019 Vito Cuire and VERY SPECIAL FOR TO-MORROW.0% iors recived ment for\u2019 excep: maw ora, Bock ten Lo Foire uate for Mondaysand Satur.tional Bargains.Epecial tor Tomazrow saly.To = 50C [ days excepted.DUPUIS FRERES, 1571 to 1589 ST.CATHERINE STREET.The Big East End Departmental Store, 1041 SILK SHIRT WAISTSI! CG Lyonnaise silk over a fitted lining, closely tucked back and front, high collar of same, in old rose, pale blue, red, yellow and black.Regular value $5.25, Sale price quality taffeta silk In all the newest shades, very closely ticked and hemstitched work, high stitched collar, new band cuffs, finished with silk buttons, Regular value $9.50.Sale price .a .Ladies\u2019 Fancy Sllk Waist made with best $3.75 ladies\u2019 Elegant Silk Waist, made of best * $6.30 fo STAPLES HENDERS At the resid 8e also brother H.Staples, -of Carman, to nah J.Henders, late of Toronto.* | VANCE-BILL \u2014 On April 161 ian at the re- X déchcochnie 1 B.A.: of Wuseives.to to erm] 15 of Mr.J.A N= Ahly NW.¢ VERNON.BlCKELL April hy nat Liuls Obispo, ifornia, at the residence of the bride\" s mother, by the H.Bigelow.Wentworth W.f non to Edith hE late Rev.Ver- daughter e of the of Quebeo.® urch of the Church of the Immaculate Conce, tion, on April 19, Joseph Villeneuve to Albina Beaue p.* N-ERSKI ril 30th, par- fer.oldest daughter of Thomas Erskine.(Glasgow, Scotland, papers please wn WOISTER-BENNETT\u2014At Winnipeg.on Agri Mth, by the Rev.Archdeacon For- ian Maud Bennett to Mr.Moss DEATHE IN THE CITY.§ SELLEFLEUR\u2014In this city, at No.35- rd Chambord street, on May an Cyrille Bellefieur, aged 4 years, $ months and 33 BHAMPAGNE\u2014In this city, at No, 28a &t Hubert street, on May 1st, Alphonse Le aged 53 years and 2 months.® DURETTE-\u2014In this city, ©, agea 3 mon and on May 1st, Ireac a ed child of E.Durette, a days, Relov- BOYS\u2019 CLOTHING! Il Boys\u2019 3-plece White Pique Middy Suits.finished with pink vests and white pique shield, size 22 to 26 inches chest measure., Special trimmed with braid, farmers\u2019 satin, Special .Boys\u2019 2-piece Black Venetian Cloth Suits, coat neatly platted, bound edge-and lined farmers® satin, well made throughout, size as to 29 juch chest measure, Special $1.90 8\u2019 3.plece Fauntleroy Suits, collar and vest lined .with 2.80 $3.75 lined.MER S CLOTHIN G and ne breasted style, farmers\u2019 satin Special .Men\u2019s Extra Quality Fancy Checked Tweed Suits in neat brown mixtures, Itallan cloth lined and latest cut, finished with full facings.geod value at $10.00, Men\u2019s and Youths\u2019 Worsted Tweed and Navy Serge Suits, sscque and deuble breasted st, best trimmings.[atest cut, $4.55 $7.75 Special $11.00 Special ESDON-\u2014On May lst, 1501, at © irae] M Row street, 0! youngest daughter of Mr.- John Esdon, aged 23 y and 11 months.Funeral rn Friday, at 2.30 pom.Frie j kindly accept this intimation.g .GIROUX-In this city, at No.43 Plessis » strest on Apeil Adeline Fournier, aged ay ears wife of Andre Giroux.* LAMER-\u2014In this city, on April 30th, at No.i Dufferin s street, \u201cpbilip pe Lamer, aged 77 years and 6 LAPIERRE-\u2014In this city, No.1207 Bt, Catherine street, Eimire Finn axed \u20acl years, vite of Adam La LAPOINTE\u2014In this city, No.51 Champlain street, on May ist, Marie Dufresne, aged years, § months and 18 days, wife » of Alphonse G.Lapointe.¥ MsNULTY \u2014 On the 30th of April, at pe A Ireland.Funeral , $rd inst.at hy 3 o'clock, to Mount Royal cemetery.DEATHS OUTSIDE THE CITY.ANDERBON\u2014At Pasadena, California.on til 20th, Kenneth, only son of the late Anderson, of erson\u2019's Corners, aged M years and 8 months.BENNETT\u2014At Sudbury, Que., on April 2%, .William Ben M years.second san of the late George Bennett, formerly of Quebec.® CHAMBERLAND\u2014At Levis, on Avril 28, Marie Louise Christine Malvine, aged 1 ; yours, daughter of Charles Chamberjand.* i 3 DENEAU\u2014At Beauharnois, Que, on the wrens min SOF Avil, -at-the-age-of-45 years, Casimir Deneau, formerly.of St os- tome Burial took place on the 30th.PDUNCAN\u2014At Midland, Kings Co., N.B., on April h, Mr.William Duncan, in Sth year of his ogo DA e uebeic, in his Sith year.Inte Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal.Au.HACKLAND-On April 2th, at Winnipeg.à Captain Gilbert 8.Hackland, of Oak Point, Lake Manitoba, in his 74th year.* dEFFERSO at Battleford, N.W.T.on - Ro Brie is eer wife of Robert Jet- .a MoBETH-On Apri 7,5 7, at Winnipeg, Louts aged 48 yoars and 6 months.* EN , relior of Wilkam Dougall, aged 8 years and 7 months?April 21, A years, ¢ months and \u20ac : MELLIS\u2014At Salem, | Man.on p ben 16th, 9 Mary Mellis, aged 41 years, 3 months and : ~ ymacur CHF\u2014At Ottawa, on Avr a John tutam axed 7 - Peachy, SLATER\u2014 a Cumberland ant A pure on April ust, Hugh Sa SMITH\u2014At Mt.Denson, Hants Ceunty, N 8.on Apeû sth, Cap Alfred Smith, in the 0th year o age.® FIERNET- On the i $ May, at Fallow.field.= Nepean, ( James Tierney, sr., WATCRORR AL Miaml, Man.38 April Sist.Catherine Watchérn, aged 73 years Err eee RE ER lo t., nds and acquaintances | 18 2 MEN'S FELT HATS.band and edge, latest style, S Men's extra fine quality fur felt Hats in square top shape, tor stout and middle age persons, silk ribbon band and edge.Men's and Youths\u2019 fine quality fur felt Hats, in pretty shades of fawn and gray, stitched crown and brim, very stylish.Special.ee enesstsiereseenens 1 .Men's extra quality fur felt Hats.in Derby and Fedora shapes, silk ribbon $1 16 .65 vwseveucu sen, prsossessaur $2.50 Tapestry Empire.Building, fus and 2476 St.Catherine 106 1 \u2019 = CONTRACT.JUDGMENT AGATHST THE CITY.Cabin condemned the Su- The of yesterday, revery-, pe?Cptrt rosa 0 uy 8 ss dare | ed a nf {TE to Sirois.The hatter bad pur which city had wou an actiod f | Sond bm ame ture \u2018a damages resulting from a Mk.acei- hotel .\u2018Mr.Birojs claimed that the dent.The judgment appealed from held and Crete the past of the ty that the sondr ï the © e 3 tha Tioemon.Mr.Justices Curran granted tion of the street was ic ol the shove smount consequence of this comstan The Court of Revi bide Trawdalent oomtract.wi.cribed the accident Lo the negligence of = ina orga the «ity and estimated the damages at + i.: LEANING a oe Fedaes.D nats ouest n a your | days Indihevation in! the cave.of the Jas IR amiat be tndervioody THE BROKERS HAD TO GO.will, 1t Is stated, EE SERRE ; \".rdéphons Up Up Bi) ICES} a opens Main J.T.Ee, 184 Moray | \u201c TO OPEN UP NEW TRADE.New Assistant President of C.P.R.\"Will Look for New Markets in Bussie.Jt was announced some days ago that Mr.Wilkam Whyte, the new asnietant to the t of Canadian Pacific Raïl- way Company, would visit Russie: in.the §nterests of the company at an early date, eking ta: a reporter in Winnipeg the dey, Mr.Whyte said it was not hie mo to leave for nil or Sha returned from England, a t fret of nest month.He will ta\u201d.a Pour and then across Rusia - and Siberia to the Pacific.His object \"weil : be to look oa \u2018the opening of a matket for Canadian poode especially in the line of agrioul implements, and mimilar articles.He will also ; nts are favourable for x the establishment of a line.of steamers from Vanéourer to Vladivostock.\u201c \u2014 period of two month TS Special Notice, Carsley\u2019s Linens, \u2018 we ete a ae Great interest is centred ia our Le section, eaused by the no Lie ; There's unequalled reese Fie .a st.Catherine ih Noted Singers\u2019 Make Money ip Wall Street Than They Can at High Salaries on the Stage.BOOM BENEFITS MANY CLASSES.Even the Scrubwoman Comes in for Something \u2014 Brokers Much Mors Generous When Business Is Brisk.NEW YORK, May 3.\u2014This has been a prosperous season for the.artists of the Grau Opera Company, and the bills for foreiga cxchange which.they are taking away with them represent tems of thousands of dollars.These profits cover other things besidos the munificent salaries which they receive.For be it known that the tenors and basses and the prima donna \u2014or more properly spesking, their hus bands\u2014have been active speculators in Wall street.They were all on the bull side, as outsiders always are, and being forced to sail away have \u201ccashed \u201d their pro .; Exact figures cannot be obtained, but \u201cinsiders\u201d at the Metropolitan House talk freely on the subject.he most enccessful speculator 3s said to have been Zeltan Doehme, the h d of Mme.Nordica.He bought ely end sold out only a few days ago.is profits are re ported to approximate Ha En.He is said to have had ome of the big men on the Street, a boxholder at the Metropolitan, as his mentor in speculation.STAKED HIS COMMISSIONS.one was H.Tauscher, Governæent the Lager It is said ra he promptly oa is commission in stocks and profited by the big advance in values \u201c Tenor Dippel, too, went to Wall street.\u2018A year ago he did the same thing and was reported to have Sropped not only his season\u2019s but some of ravings to boot.He took the advice this time of the Wormsers and Seliz- mans, with whom be is on most terms, and \u201ccleaned up\u201d $H0Lu.the, Gaon and some others took \u201cflyers,\u201d bpt were more mod- \u201cNaurice Grau also participated in the campaign, and his profits, according to gossip, \u20ac exceed $150, This eum not only cancels hi dt uelin season, bards Coat have.\u201creached $50,000, and Phare of the deficit in the opera\u2019 ai- fairs but leaves him a big winner.BIG POOLS AT WORK There are a number of big pools in the market which are Forking quietly.They are pi up sto every day on reactions and marks keting them on the ralhes, t js this in and out trading that RL cd kkeepers in the brokers\u2019 offices find te almost Anposable to keep up with their work.thi speculation n the salar- i me bookk Sn street bave been doubled.Pohl ecpers who last employed for $100 a ber could be Row y $50 a week nowa- month can c The great boom in shcculation is help ing the employees ny houses picked up active messenger boys om 1 the Various messenger agencies, formerly made from $3 to $10 a weck and are paying them $153 a week.Some bright mes- r boys, it is said, from SRE MIS à Gay in tips for extra alert: ness, The Stock Exchange clearing house has given every cmployee an extra month\u2019s salary Even the scrub women jn the big buildings herve benefited by the tremendous boom.When a Wall street broker i is pros and nobody 1s eo ning.wants to see the tremendous pace kee up.as long as it is so profitable.\u2018a bull market means money for everybody.The people who stay in too long will be the only sufferers when the collapse tomes.Even those who are the most bullish now admit that a crash is inevitable, but they are hoping it >a not come until they bave marketed their stocks, AMAZED AT HIS PREDICTION.li a year ago man gifted ecy had said at \u2018sales on the re ES Ex.a ii ha pass the three million mark hares hearers would have pitied him.Even Henry Clews, startled at his own when he saw that he had been quoted as foretelling sales of million Well, well, T oan that certain big house in the street had Jost $2,000,000 in the frst hour of trading on some r effort.A reporter aw a member of the firm.His answer was a symbol of ¢ the prescnt spirit in Wall street.sai He, fad: millions?ai: tut! mont let that w you.little thing like that ia mot bothering us, if it should be true, On Tuesday something happened which _ bad riever happened ers, finding themselves oe by their orders, Dean te to tack.up li slips of paper on ding, for instance:\u2014 ces PEAPETEE ILOILO D ROTC LATICO Lay We want 5,000 Steel common.: JONES & CO.: : seeertssesennenendemtatnatitetasanes It became, with the quick witted crowd, easily understood, and the man who had à to sell write his name and the.trade, with a man it and a \u2018post at the other, coneumsnatod.any hundreds of chores were eold in this dummy fashion during the « dat the Stock Exchange had ot nes reached the stage where its own ban agencies were inadequate.ITS À PURE GA GAMBLE NOW.The Riot in Wall Street Has Nothing to Do With Legitimate Investment.NEW YORK, May 3.\u2014 The Commercial Advertiser says of the Wall Street situa- The current epecnlation appears to be getting into the same mood as the market i April and May, 1890.A reckless rit \"of confidence, such as always comes qe a protracted advance, has taken the 0.place of the conservative sentiment of optimism which distinguished the early stages \u2018of the winter's rise.Investment operations have viriually ceased, and we are ree- ing, now ss wo did two yours ago the rane actions in stocks degenerating into a pure gamble, in which one eet of buyers is seeking to sell out at a profit to some other eet, are, of course, important points of dissimilarity which favour the present rit.uation in contrast to thas of 1 cs of ra has run chiefly into he better of railway sl where an approximate calculation of values is possible; whereas the wild industrial boom of twa yeals ago was dealing dur with unknown pan Pur twenty-Four years Vapo-Cresdione has Pech extensively used for all forms of throat and } beonchiel tron.AX Drogristz.m3 More | su -this evening the Diet would be cl useless quantities.It is also t that to-the present time the ts also, true ¢ not ot taxed the pol did when the to anything like the extent it w great mass of new fodustrial creations were ro the piles community, By y ie t pates to chares to the investor.it the current level is to be maintain per manently, it will necessitate in many instances a considerable increase in the rates of dividends over those now paid.ther this incfease comes about as a result of the combinations among the railways or whether it is paid out of the large surpluses now being accumulated, matters very ittle.The main thing to keep in mind is that the present upward movement is no longer measuring simply conditions which now exist, but :t is anticipating at a very rapid pace conditions which are \u2018expected to develop in the future.To a\u2019 certain extent the discounting of higher investment values 35 reasonable in view of the signs of continued prosperity in tbe general out and in view of t PRESENT EARNINGS\u2019 POSITION.of the various ccmpanies, which would enable them to enlarge their disbursement to shareholders and still maintain a very comfortable surplus.But the danger which confronts the market now is that the Star.) NEW YORK, Ma Dominion Tron and ney, C.B, had been placed for 150,000 tons of pie for export, bo Fogland.This is by far the largest © iron ever placed on this side = beh Atlantic.of the \u2014 Officers i] Company, of | of Syd- ee WHISKEY FANINE PENDING?NEW YORK, May 3\u2014Tius Herald says: There is a pending whiskey mine, wholesale liquor dealers say.One large distillery apd warehouse company in city has practically cornered the market.From two and a half to thirty cents has already been added to the oormer rice of whiskey by the gallon.The wholesalers declare tht the prices will go\u2019 still higher, because the combined whiskey interests have control of all brands.EO NEW TRANS-ATLANTIC LINE.NEW YORK, May 3\u2014A special from Philadelphia to the Tribune saya: va: John.F.Lewis, vice-president of the Merchants\u2019 Transportation Company and one of the in- corporators of the Philadelphia Trans-At- laptic Steamship Company, Which just filed articles at Prenton, N.J., with an al- J a Nt t \u2014N.Y.World.000,000, Wall street says, in calls and made £5,000,000 in advances of the which = owns.IX hasn't been a bad season, therefore, for Mr.Sage, \u2018though it-he could break the market now, it is said that it would prevent the mat of a num- of privileges somewhat higher than still has outstand- present prices which he ing.RUSSELL SAGE INTERVIEWED.The following is an interview given by Russell e yesterday: \u201cThe public has become strangely speculative mad.It un ented in the stock market.But there i is nothing to war rant this remarkable inflation of stocks._ \u201cAnother \u2018Black Friday\u2019 is pendi will be the worst our a a has ever known.Any one who knows the value of stocks and studies the prices at which many of them are selling to-day cannot fail to realize this \u201cWhen the sets in and the public bave had Yheir 2 the consequences will be awful.It may mean ruin for thousands.I don\u2019t think this is very far away either.\u201cThere is no reason advance in stocks.\u201cWhy some of the things welling on \"Change\" to-day- could be reproduced for half the price now received.They \u201chave no monopoly of these enterprises and no guarantee that prices can be maintained.\u201cYou could build and establish a new railroad for Half the valuation that Wall lacing on some prope the specu ized the public will soon endand then will Some a terrible Teckoning, leaving ruin and disaster in its will pay the cost.finance, only this time the d far greater, because enormity of the transactions the past month or two.\u201d WINNERS BUY CHAMPAGNE.The Waldorf-Astoria is the headquarters of many of the winners in Wall street.\u201cAt 4 p.m.yesterday the crowd from treet began to float uptown, and the centre of the drifting was the Wal- dorf-Astoria.At 5 p.m.the entire ground floor rang with the rant convers- tion of the victors; the, losers were not present.At 6 p.m.the bar was lined four deep and burn wo table to be had or love = mane, in f Th not the men who have made millions, \"put te lucky ones who bave knocked out from £10,000 to $100,000 in the last few weeks.With them it was noth- ine but cba champagne and the ost\u201d expen- Se tendeur receints at the ber and cafe at the Waldorf-Astoria were more than 8.0002 barometer of Wall street win- mie wan the same story, at the Hoffman\" House.Last carly every Jprirate room was diningroom EE BIO plate, and one or two + higher.figures, not music.: \u201cThe jewellers are having a harvest.Dis for this remarkable |, 14 counting flow- Ji lowed capitalization of $3,500,000, said last The company.has be ized company has not en organi in the interest of any eyndicate or combination.It ie the intention of the company to build its own as well as charter steamships, primarily for freight transmortation purposes.They will run between this eity and London, and while ti object, it is probable \u2018that on some of the ships, accommodation will be made pas- \"Mr.Lewis declined to into details or answer the question whet is was not the one que part cf the M Morgan e.which had been assigned to the Phe in \u2018apd Reading Company to work out.DEeaTHs REPORTED.Rena, Ont.\u2014Mrs.Pettinger, of athlon Borie oF Norwich, aged 8, is Mrs.Warren Harris, is dead, at Mt.El Mrs.Catherine Rush, of Kubryvile, is of the uois Bat Club, is et pin Frog FALL RIVER.Mass.\u2014Rev.Charles C.Sauval, a well known French priest i rector.of Et.Anne's.Church, on \u2018Wednesday.HAMILTON, \u2018Ont \u2014Mra.Schwers, wife of Frederick Schwarz, is d \"John Baity, 90 years old, is dead at Detroit.WATERLOO, .\u2014 Henry Johnston a farmer of hh pg is dead, of paralysi ged 73.N.YoFrank V.Bews 2 Faia of pacumonis, i Que.\u2014Dennis Rainville, is dead, of tumerous cancer, aged 63 years.HUNTSVILLE, Qué \u2014Derid arden, farmer, is dead, aged 80.g * DEATHS BY BY ACCIDENT.LACOMBE, Alberta.\u2014Jennie 0 years, was killed b Tolling from ae her foot catching in ne stirrup of the sed.e.-DELHI, Ont d about 40, was killed by a a Wabash tain, Thursday.era] Electric Com d dead, .Mrs.mas J.Horner, of Burford, is dead, aged 92.2 A riod -Ascension, the last- of of the carly peg Notre Dams, dr \u2018was _the hostess tl Ont.\u2014~Edward Bitzer, a farmer, It Is Thought the the\u2019 Termina- _ Reached Within-Short Time \u201cNow.CAPTURES LARGE IN AGGREGATE The De Beers Mining Company Pro- \u201cniises to Treat the Munieipality of Kimberley in a Generous Manner\u2014Colville's Report - (Special to the Star.) Standard, ant the i Ypacording to Office is more the termination of Abe Reged xn the \"Tate arraopement £ Fig and s for f moe s orage for Tha chisel iy roundup of womll eomman- does and their leaders during past fortaight has made the captiéss Tacs in in and other evidences many at the end is not by any means aa dat pro-Boer sympathizers have pro- As a remit of the De the ce to give Council annually for the xt Three year, fou the purpose of liquidating th the municipal deficit.Rp PRAISED CANADIANS.M 3-General Colville's marl, x.ort of ohare! ran the memorable Debt a ed Freat te which } br of Conte.Tn refer e of Fe the Royal Canadian -to Cecil Rhodes pany has propus- Praise to to the under Lieut.-Col.Brebes, C LG.the general saya: \u201cSo or did they and thirty men of the Ro: neers do, their work that before angi te foemy'e Advanced positions were tely commanded.Only thoroughly he disciplined troops could have su ly kept such orderly \u201c| formation in the march ib the The coolness displayed in the front rank of the Canadians was admirable.STAR \u2014FRIDAY, MAY 3, Tour.WAR OFFICE HOPEFUL tion of Hostilities Will Be | ea to to pay something towards the © cost.q __ 2261-8t.Catherine st-22ê1.RNR.A.DICKSON « CO.Continuation of the Great Jewellery Sale.; On account of the large and varied stock to be sold snd necessity for clear: ' ing out the same, we are compelled to have three selling.hours, Commencing at 10 a.m., and again at 2.30 p.m.and 7.30 p.m.each day, until the whole of our stock is sold.GBEAT BARGAINS JN EVERY LINE.THE GOODS MUST BK SOLD.NO RESERVE.Diamonds, Watches, Sterling Silver Wi and Jeweliors of all descriptions pri your own prices., are & \u2018chance of a lifetime to get On SATURDAY MORNING at 10 o'clock a.m., the whole of our FIXTURES, comprising Side Cases, Show Cases, Gas Fixtures, etc., etc., will be submitted to auction.Accommodation Bling our Auction 1s a Pleasure.om Arranged far Ladies FN 10333 BRITISH DUTY ON SUGAR.Chancellor of the.Exchequer Tells Workmen They Should Bear fhare of the Cost.LONDON, May 3.\u2014 \u2014 Replying to a deputation from the Workmen\u2019s and Sugar Association to-day, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Michael Hicks Beach, declined to consider the withdrawal of the sugar fo He caid it was the most: im- rtant part of the present budget and \u201che id uot | Deltece that workingmen who had ved of the war in South ea objects The United States Steel Co., of Boston, ave been awarded the contract for all the steel castings for the American battleships Illinois and New Jersey by the Fore River ne Co.the contractors for the erection of the ships.PERSONALS.er Men and Affairs.Dr.Geo.Fisk has removed to 101 Union avenue.Mr.J.E.McIntyre salls for England on the 18th.Gi Dr.Suture, of Quebec, isa guest at the Place we L.Mathews, ot Boston, 1 at the Pines Vices.; Mr.Robert Bell has returned to Ottawa trom Mo niques es Duncan, of Three Rivers, is stoppine a at he Taco Viger.Rev.Dr.a zuest at the.St.Charles Hotel, Atlantic City.Mr.James J.Ellis has been appointed foreman of the Grand tern shops ut Point Bt.Charles.pat ça spo Mr.L.O.Armstrong, of the colonization department.of the Can Pacific Rall- way, has returned from Buffalo.Driw.W.Lynch, formerly « of the Montreal Besersi Hospital, and son of Mr.Justice Lynch, has taken up nis residence at Sherbrooke.Sn HE.Macdonell, of Nelson, B.C,, has been \u201cappointed assistan: t gentrai fretght agent of the Pacific division of the Canadian Pacific Railway.Mr W.EF.£, city passenger agent of Svea A of the executive com- ee of the Canadian Ticket Ageats' As- dlans at New York hotels à the past week were: .PowelL OL Dr.B.Bro Montreal, Mar vay Hill; John Orfle, A.D.Fraser, Mon Molntyre, Montreal, real, Waldorf-Astoria; J.= Ha real, Murray Hill; Rooms Lobatt, Montreal, Holland; W.R.Hall, Calgary, Ont.aon, The Social Side.Mrs.Christie has returned from a visit to Atlantic City.Mrs.N.Fetten bas returned to Knowiton from a visit to Montreal has returned from a Mr.and Mrs.Henry Warren, of New Tork, are at the Place Viger.Mr.and Mrs.F.\u2018MeLeanan, of Montreal, are guests at the Chateau, Quebec.Lady Dawson and Mrs \u201chave retorned to town from Sherbroo! .Mr.and Mrs, H ve aE A tA Cae ety, Cantlia has taken a ere du Loup for the sum- A Harding and_Misa Harding nt at the Seaside Hotel, Atlantic Jeffrey, guest of Mra.Ma me.may, of Montreal, is spending a of: Mon! fo ea at Stanstead, the.guest of ends.- ken, 20 Peel street, are established in their res \u201cMontgom accompanied ROC erle, by nied daughter, has arrived in St.Johns to pene the summer.re \u201c Mra G.Bt cottage at Rl \" Rich- Grogs a or ire of has.att oath or, Le visit to her relatives in in Boston.Are Louis Sutherland, 2300 Untversity st.Teturned with her Mitile sôn from a torts otay st Lakewood, N.J.° hie Hoerner, gradudt: colle bas gone tn Sureme 10 a cota hoop) Pet.from h {rip to agian.id in the est er of her mother, Lady G ountain street.Mrs.Wheeler a Miss Wheater, 18 Met- fe street, have returnsd fron a visit of some Weeks to Atlantic City or Miss Winnifred Hager.Motintaln street, week at a pleasant members of the aèncral Ho Junoheon given tor the mem Fa and rs.Davia Shaw add the Misses Shaw, who ave \u201chave returned to Seats \u2018leaves * -of Montreal, is the.\u201cInglewood, abd New own, ] The Duties of the New Assistant to is confined to Peu Mrs.A.E.Roe, this week Bathe will retarn at the end of June ani 3 ] her residence st \u201cEl Grove,\u201d k now usin \u2018| istration of the company\u2019s _ properties in honour of her sister-in-law, Mra.R.Y.Hebden, of \u2018New York.Mr.R.Y.Hebden, of New York, who spent last week in Toronto.has arrived on a visit to her sister-in-law, Mrs.Edward Hebden, Peel street Mrs.Landry.accompanied by her oon Mr.Plerre Landry, who has recovered fro his recent iliness, leaves on Sunday might for her home in Dorchester, Mr.Lorn Macdougall, who has spent the last few years in South Africa, returns naxt month on a visit to bis mother, Mrs, D.Lorn Macdougall, 73%7a Sherbrooke st.Mrs.Moyse, wife of Prof.Moyse, salls this week for England, where she will be joined by the Messrs.Moyse, who have cen attending school \u2018there for the pest year.Mrs.F.W.Henshaw, 210 Peel street, who has taken a Sitage at Murray Bay for the summer, accompanied by hep: de rand daughter.Miss Freda T'enshaw.; Mr.and Mrs.Thomas J, Rodger \u201chave returned to town and taken up their rest dence at 471 St.Denis street.Mrs in receive on the afternoons and even: ings of May 7, 8 and 9.The Bick List.Mrs.Chas.Sise, £38 Sherbrooke stroet, the houso with an attack GQ.A.Bower, of Magog, who is a HI at the Montreal General Hospital, progresaing Ta rapidiy towards recovery.Francoise sumidlentiy recovered from her recent ome from the Royal Vic- Mr.Craigie, a well-known figure about Roe \u201cWindsor Hotel, is recovering from a severe attack of pneumonia at the raigie has Rora Victoria Hospital.Mr.C 1 for over a mon! Out of Town.Colonel and Mrs.Steele are stopping at Mrs.Duckwortd's, 5 8t.George street, oronto.Mrs.Acton Burrows gave a pleasant tea in Toronto on Wednesday for Miss Terry ' Price, of Quebec.- Mra W.G.Le Meœutier, 1% Prince Ar- hostess yesterday at e van Hoogenbourk t' cf the Royal Hague, od .-om dan on Wednesday for Canaua.His rigge Miss Frances Diguam, of sare.takes place this month, : e martisge to took place in New York on ea a \u201cMiss Amy H to the Rev.R.G.Seville, Lormecly x ontresi.On thelr return from w trip rough th the Southern tates.Mrs.Boville mar- Kev.Mr, Boville and will reside in New inclu \u201cmentioned in despatches with the South African war.Personal and Pertinent.\u2014\u2026 lue Col joroe, ph sa ond on of the anoke Co a, is about twenty years so à fais 1 iis ian taie with American manners and customs, with which he If as very much pleased.He is a young man of pleasant ends.After th ae in Washing: er the gay sceson - be was royally entertained Sim Bung Epi, I wo ary i Stcndng Ronnoks EE MR.W.WHYTE\u2019S NEW POSITION the President of the C.P.B.Defined.The circular, by the Canadi Pacific dre, lei by 4 , containing the of the appointment of Mr.William \u2018Whyte as assistant to th 8 Prevident, states that his ! i de arters will in Winnipeg - and that his duties to advisæe the in wit the entier extensions the com- pays, stem, 2, the development of indus along the lines, the establishment connections\u2019 and the i lands, town im and other of that descrip- rn rm MAYOR'S HOUSE BURGLARIZED Summer Residence of Mayor Prefon- ., tale at Sts.Agathe Entered by \"Fuieves and Valuables Taken.AT pie a Fe > Agathe was entered by tirieves ae catri mattér hes- been ced the bands tree Pisced in be of Ha for a few hours every An officer left.for Granby this -to investigate the matter and see on the Our new up-town store is ready for business.We've tried to make it the outward expression of what our shoes have always been\u2014a pleasant place to be in\u2014comfortable\u2014 stylish.It is destined to supply perfect footwear for men, women, misses and children.We'd be pleased to have you come in at any time and see how pleasant we have made it.We have a splendid men\u2019s shoe for $3.50, sensible, strong, Men's or rusvet box calf shoes, Good oar weed coed lad où sole, all widths, all Trifles make perfection and perfection is no trifle It is painstaking care of details which gives that indefinable difference you\u2019ve noticed in our women\u2019s footwear.Women's \u2018wear at both stores.Ox- variety of Hewes choos pon a Cayton every width, $2.50 to $5.00.Misses\u2019 and children\u2019s footwear has never received the attention and care in making \u2018that it should.We mean to change this.In oor store we \u2019 olf TURE ling Yio o for he folk races D -u receive.make any difference 1 in the Th To make a groat the comfort, style and wear of the shoes.French and Smith, The Korrect Shane Shoe Shop, 235 and 27 St.James Street, Ï 2350 Se.Catherine, cor.Metcalfe St.fotxi SANTE : buy H.& G.Shoes for yours selves and children.We > have a big range at moderate prices.Would be > pleased to show you our p fines.HOLSTEAD & GRANT, À 795-797 Craig St.OPEN EVENINGS.1042 Mit 2 0 0 0 0 0 8 2 8 3 0 8 0 0 0 8.8.8.0 0.8 0 8 PIANOLA RECITAL Saturday, 4th May, \u2018at 4 pm.| In the AEOLIAN PARLOUR, PRATTES NEW PIANO ROOMS, 41 ST.CATHERINE STREET.PROGRAMME.L Masurke oe ian esssssseacres ROSAS 2 Song Without Words .Mendelssohn Pianols.3.Valse Arogonshie Thome - Planola.4.Bi J'etais Roi-Quverture ,.Adam Orchies Ne, §.Galop de Bravou Aertot Plano.request.recitals are given tor the purpose The Aeolian Fam re MUSICALE E Lit TISTIC.Frea to ) Admission on resen ord.pre tation of visiting \u2014 STORAGE OF PIANOS.New, dry, i storage for pianos, or gans and ustoal instruments or any Eneth time.E.N.PRATTE AND \u2018se ft Gathering st 104x1 If You Have Headaches Brought on by eye strain, I Will Cure Them.Prof.Sam IS.À Grant, SIGHT TESTED WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.Henry Grant & Son, 2172 St.Catherine St.4 Doors east of Phillips 30421 sreene wpocvien Syn MAISON ABONTE| =Groceries- Inauguration of this New Department Saturday, the 4h Inst.of Catip, worth O° get them at.Tio WASHING , Soap, in large bam.2c THE NEW CHIEF OF POLICE.An Effort to be Made to Select a Man far \u2018the Position at To-nights Joiing of the Folios Commaition.An sfiort Ja to, be mado by the Police Commitice to select one of the} y candidates fo for fo he position of Chief of Police.abe a private one, and be told held in the Mayor's anteroom at the City Hall \u2018So far there have been some eight applicants for the position, which becomes vacant où Joly 1 It is well known that e Police Committee, -Ald.favours the ap- Lebeuf, strongly Rication o of Captain Chartrand, A the itary , Kingston.t other hand, certain members of the com: mittee want Lieat.-C6l.Labelle appointed.8 other members of tha committee think that Detective Campeau, who has years, should be They hold it is not ts se aldermen shoul go outside the city to select tandidates.and may if the civie Service is to be brough t to a good standing system of promotion to be they want the An effort will also be made to have Chief Detective ter given the place.| It is there will be much opposition to this, seeing a French Chief of Po- Tice.is retiring.In be raed rb aver the difficulty it wil mpeau made head of the detective department.; Es re rc ie * is expected that the secret tonight will a mont Pre one.THE CIGARMAKERS UNION.Mr.James Wood, Who Has Been ni, is Better-Making Cigarrs - in Granby.: Mr.James Wood, thie recond vice ident of the International Cigarmakery\u2019 Union, who bas been seriously ill, has recovered apd will be at the Blue Label kers ed he acim he were noti is P x manufacturers is porpine : - Law_ i» not being violated.PS Bpeciai Notice.\" * GC P.R Sunday Service.Special train leaves Montreal, Windsor Station, for enet and intermediate matioon at 10 am.on Sundays.Returning arrives Montreal 045 p.m.same day.Sunday train leaves Place Viger at 9.15 am.for \u2018St.Jerome and primes ste.tions, returning serives Montreal at 9.May 13th, Shia fist to Good 12¢ duced tO.ss.++ ter eon 6 fe Sardines in oil, vorth 10e, for de Smelts, very fresh, at.&e FLOUR 7 The best 10c Cornatarch, reduced to 5e The best Bios Powder, \u2018worth 25¢, 10e .3 1e Gc © \u2026 Me oe \u2026 2 wee cow mee sre sem sen BC Vermicelli.vis bes ood Sie Macaroni.: coe +.«0 of oo oes DSC SUNDRIES.- Christie's \"soda Biscuits, 3 Bb.box for.\u2026 2e GRANITE WEAR.« vas see ean Double Tin Box, No.0.com vee + 45e 1 c 4c 8c Dishpeid®.si «ee ooo oor see seu see 130 Large mh 3 gts.[arge Strainers, .«os oo Dinner Pails.à ee vus au dec sen een 20¢ ees Som weve Large ilk Barina, das TSH UATÉS.2.0 see vou vue WOOD.° Format rac Figs.eee ene sbe se secs 8 1.1% 5e \u2026 18 Set Cof smoothing Troms.13% Clothes Hooks, per doz.10c Ter Spoone, per doz.\u2018ess vases FC Hlevs.per.pair.\u201cenh sed ves 20e \u2018 Clothes Ping, 3 dozen for .crie se Potato Knives.«co cin cur ever Dish B pyasher.\u2026 +.I CRÉCT.enn coc 2x4 een cure Soap Dish.sac one one ese ecvmnen .Corner 8t Catherine Mon:caim .ts., 1041 a «> «- +» » - 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