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3 TIIF GAZETTE MONTliEAU TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2lt, 1583 tract corner of M. I.nwremo Main ami Murle Anue street corner of 1'iiiliilniiii and 3crumtonR red It for asslslauca rendered to geology, ami lalinlng that thn IumIiiiiiiIIoiis that Canada ad not done its duty In this work were un BUSTEED WHITE, Barristers and Solicitors. FOLErtTKY CIIAUBBHH, 132 ST. JAMES STREET1 MONTREAL B.B.BUTIID,B,A.ie.U Tuesday, Feb. 23, 18ii0.

AlvavsLowest I No mutter what prleen other stores ir- ol we will always give Ilia mine nt le tter ut a lower price, i mr iinslf.ru system of l.ull'e4 iiimI, III in LndoMh 8. CAUMLKY. SliOlTIUAL (IKNKIUI, TIiM lllltll. Imr of piilli iilH Iti'iili'd fnrwfuk muling SiUt liiiiliiiit wuit OuliliHir pnlii'iiU rullnvwl, coil Imlmir vi3iuKt dully, Hkiiiopnlv Kritiirli-Cmmillttiiliiin-dr ami niaik.iiinn, Mr. A.

IIoiiiimvIIIu, Is how lug ii'ilou-ly III at llm (li'iiniil mikI Ii'hih lire I'liti'ilaliiol of Ids rornTury, Wiiitx Ki.H'Iiant Mr. Foitln will glvn grriit oymitr early on Wi'iliiiwlny kvi'IiIhk li.xl tu III Irlfinln iiml pulroiK, All liis ilxilal ciiftoliMTK art. cotillailv Invlliil, of thn addresses will be Tlm Presliylerlan DiH'trliin aud Polity," Presbylcilurilsin Historically In Relation to the Typo of Chaiacter It ProducnM," ami 11 lliiiiiliilsi iinces of tlm Early Days of I'res. Iiyterliiiilsui In Camilla Appiopiinti. mu.de will bo Punlcicd by a joint choir of voliin.

teem from the several I'liisbytnriiiii iholia of tho city. rUNERALJJBSLQOICS. DIE I.ATK Mil. JAMES MAJcll, Tlm fuiiciiil of tint Into Mr. James MJ 'ook place Iioiii his lulu residence, u.

liny si reel, and wus largely attended, According to tlm wishes of tho diio-iuid, tlm funeral was a simple and plain 0110, Thuio were no liall-bi-arers, and the sons of tho dcccusi-d were thn chief mourners. Set vir es went held at, St. George's church, nt which Ids l.oid-shlp lllsliop Bond, assisted by the Very Rev, Dean Caimli hael, ntlieialcd, alter wlii' the funeral college reformed ami wended Its way to Mount Rnyul cimiclcrv. Among Hume present were Col. Dyde, A.D.C., Dr.

Crulk, Rev. Mr, IIihhI, Messrs. Hell, Hutton, M. P. Ryan, Crowther (of the Grand Trunk railway), W11III, A.

Iluuirigarten, R. Doiigall, Col, Friiser, F. A. Mcliidoe arid others. TIIKI.ATI Mil.

THOMPSON. Tho fiiiimul of the lulu Mr. Thompson, manager of the I.i-Quor Tea store, took place Iioiii his late residence, St. Lnwieiico Mieet, yesleiday afternoon. Tho funeral was in charge of llm Masonic fraternity ami whs attended by a huge number of Masons, more particularly llm members of Kilwinning lodge, of which thn deceased was senior deacon.

W. Ilro. Nevo, of Kilwinning, and Ilro. Johnson, directed the ceremonies, mid among I hose present were: W. Ilro.

Out h-berl, W. Urn. licwdeii, of Prince Consort lodge; W. Ilro. Oriaves, W.

Urn. Ilighmore, SI. Charles W. Iho. Giillin, Elgin W.

Ilro. Aspinal, Aiitioiilty W. a a it. HtocktiiklhK Is jtit over and our new flrinn i-hil yi-nr kuii. It Isour iletei initiation tills year In make up loss of trade ll Hummer mel Autumn.

II selling uisl elieiip will ensure large In-creiiM. ol Inele we I'cnl sun. of tlm desired IlierciiHo. imr bieilne.K this will In. done for a mere cdiiiiiiIhiIihi linlcicl ol Inking a Kiilur H.

f'A KM LEY. GREAT REDUCTIONS! Iliilmiei! nf WIMTF.lt MANTLEM ANI JACK KTH, selling lit Half Price. riilgluiil and Iteiliieeil prices iniiikcil In plum llgiin AT N. 1 MtHI.I'.YN ON A FEW LEFT, A Few Fur Lined Mantles, To A ew ilns-be Velvet Mantles he A Few Milk iiitomiin Muntlci, sold A I'eiv (itliiiiiun I loth Mantles, nl A Few Mm, lies, Ilulf A lew Inic'iiiinl loth Mitotic, Ibe A Few HciiM-r ('lulil original A Few Colored Chilli M. miles, price, A Few Finn loth Mantle.

at H. fAKSI.EY'S. A RARE OPPORTUNITY to i-ms'i iip, Good uiifl Iscful MASHES At Half Hi Orluln il l'rl Ml Mantle Itedu-ed T. All iH.lnniii-. Jliilf All -lnekets lii-ilu the All i'lilctoi.

original All I Price All Wraps Itedmi-d nt H. CAKLEY'S. Mnrltt Anun streets corner of Mount llnyil avniiiiti ami street, ami one In in locality ut a detached group of house at tlm iiipnr mid ut Logan laim. As Intkusstinu huMf, Homo monllis ago a limn nann hint lair, of tho iiatlsh of Nt, whllti In a Main of Intoxication, went to the hoime ol a neighbor tailed La. loiide, ami gave him as a shnre to a mih.

scrlptlini for cliurcli purmi, When on. camu soU't aKiiin Sinclair dm lan Unit lie hsil ulveu SIO to l.aloinle. (he hitter hh kilt ing $5 for himself, This announcement being Hindu pulillrly inlreMHleily mused I.nlmi'le to tuko an action ol nainages against Sinclair, Itniideiliig judgmei.t In thei iiHo this imirn. lug, Mr. Justice.

Iai iieieau held that the olliitii'ii was serious one, ami as it had been proved that Liilombi bad received only $3 Im gave jmlvment against tho diifeudiuil, Sin- lair, fur JIM). I'hotkhtant IIoisr or IsnrsTiiv An ri'iis. Stiiteiueiit for week ending February 20l)i, lHHt): JHHil, IHMfl. rermaiient Inmales Mules no 4:1 rtnies nr. hi Temporory Males 41 40 Females.

11 7 Total lv 1 Nlichl I'hIkIukhkIvuii ill Nlulil lie-lll(e: Males 7IU T. Itoys 1 7 Ulrls 0 7 Total toil His lluartsof null, extra meals dislrlliuleil MkIiI KK.r S.r.-tf Oul-disr HH.r 1-1 Total V.U.ii Masomi: at Home. The "at homo" given by lint members of the nil, re Consort hslge, Mo. Wl, A.I', ami A on the even- lug of the lmh, iu the Masonic hall, St. street, was one of the social events i llm season, ami will not soon be forgotten by lie ladies ami gentlemen whoso piivllege if was to be present, judging from the extreme pleiiMire tiny took the currying out of the prcKiainmo furiiMii for the ot iislon.

The liist event on Hie wn-i a Kiinul cnii'Til, in wlih ,11111 of our leading artists pint ami perlniunil their lespi-ctivu pints to tliu entire Millle Imil illel delight of all present. The piuty repaired to the diuiriK riHim, where a ch iico and rn-herrhe sptead had hem prepared lor tlirin, and to winch ample justice was dime by all, as was evi denced from tlie ui iiiiier with which the good things provided Tho tables were beautifully decorated witli flowers, which showed that the committee iu charge displayed great taste iu ornamenting and arranging them. 'I'lu. hiit item on the pro- taurine, but by no means the least, was the ball, iu which seventy-five couples tripped the liht fantastic to the music furnished by the Italian orchesiia, and kept it up with spirit until a veiy late hour, when all de parted for their homes, well pleased with the evening's enjoyment. The committee of management are to be congratulated on car rying out the programme in such an eilicient manner, and fur attending to tliu wants of all.

BY THE WAT. Another case of glanders among horses was reported at the Health office yesterday. I'p tu Saturday riiht, 753 applications for liccuses were received, as against 800 last year. A lodge of the Independent Order of Good lemplars uas been instituted at I pper Orm town, There were ten deaths among Protestants iu the city during last week, but nuue were caused by contagious diseases. The annual meeting of the Orange Grand lodge, will take place at Point St.

diaries, ou Tuesday, March 2, at 2 o'clock p.m. Police Magistrate Duas has gone to Sha. wenigan to investigate some complaints as to continual infractions of the fish ami game luws. The visiting governors to tho Notre Dame hospital lor the week beginning 22ud Febru ary, 184(1, are MM. I.

A. Beauvuis and J. liutirdeaa. Yesterday being the anniversary of the birth ol Washington, the American flag was limiting over the American consulate and the houses of American citizcus. Messrs.

James Hutton and A. T. Patterson are the visiting governors for this week at tire Protestant House of Industry aud Ilefuge and Home at Lougue I'ointe. A bazaar has been opened in the St. Viu cent de Paul asylum on Visitation street.

A vote to test the popularity of Messrs Lacoste aud J. 0. Dupuis took place last evening. Mr. St.

Amour, the late postmaster of St Francois do Salle, was arrested in Notre Dume htreet, yesterday morning, by Special Constable Oagnon of the Central board. The charge against him was tearing smallpox placards from off bis residence. A petition to quash the capias in the case of Mitchell vs. Brouiliet was granted by Hon. Justice Taschereau yesterday on the ground that the new Insolvent law could have no retroactive ellect, and that It was proved that defendant did not carry on business after the passing of this law.

TiLB AUUlDENT EEOOKD. One day last week the infant son of Mr, Peter Mitchell, 23 Roy lane, aged one year nine months, accidentally got hold of some concentrated lye and drank It. Medical at tendance was called, out tho child has since died. Yesterday morning a young man named Thos. Thiot was engaged in hoisting ice into the icehouse of the East End abattoir.

A block of ice being suspended on a level with the door through which the ice was to be diawn, the clamp on the winch suddenly cave wav. and the crank, whirling round struck Thiot on the face, crushing in his nose, breaking several of his teeth, and tear ing his lioa in the most terrible way. The young man was brought to tho Notre Dame bosh tii where nis wounas were urestca Thirteen stitches were put, in ins iace. A woman last night fell against a lamppost and dislocated her shoulder, hhe was at tended to at the General hospital. A man named Philloots.

reading on St' Antoine street, had his left eye badly cut las4 nirrht bv falliDg from the top of a shed. He was attended to at the General hospital. STATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY. The Eegnlar Monthly Meeting Last Evening, The monthly meeting of the Natural His, tory society was held In the hall, Unu versify street, last evening. The president, Sir William Dawson, occupied the chair, and there was a fair attendance of members.

Dr. B. J. Harrington exhibited some rare specimens of rocks and fossils including those those of pyroxiue, molybdenite, mule and dioxide, explaining their peculiarities of shape, condition, etc. The president read a communication from Prof.

Bailey, of Fredericton, in reply to cer tain criticism on his work and that of Mr. Matthew published by Messrs. Whitney Wadsworth. Prof. Baily showed that these hod no basis in fact, except the advance in our knowledge within tho past thirty years which has enabled great aod extensive im provements to be made in the map of New Brunswick, to which work the president gave true ami groundless, intimating at tho same limit his Intention at a futuiu tlule to piove (Ilia ihimIIIiiii, The Inlawing gentlemen wore unanimously elected ordinary members uf the society Ittiv.

Dr. Smyth, Dr. Thus, Kisldick and Messrs. 11, It. Stevenson, H.

Shearer and Gen, Sumner. Tho Hon, Thomas bile was elected a corresponding inenilmr, ('n Thursday next a uamtr will im read by Dr. Casey Wood, the aubjuet being "Tho Chemistry of llntad." LEGAL INTELLIGENCE. BUrEEIOR COURT. February 22.

Present! Mr. Justice Tasi'IIKiikaii, Foster vs. The Ontaiiih Hank, The plain. till claimed diimriL.es to a hiiKit amount, on the ground that tliu defendants had lllcimlly and maliciously caused a sel.uro to be nmdti upon his property, which seizure was alter. arils set aside.

I lie defence was that the lefi'iiditnls went justified iu tlm course which had been pursued by them, and that they had tod with reasonable and prohuhlii cause. His Honor reviewed at length the evideuco hearing upon llm position of Mr, A. M. Fos- ulhiirs, and cumotii tho conclusion that lie 1I1 leiidaiitH had acted with reasonable and probable cause. The evidence of Mr.

Taylor, one of Ids pitrliieis, supported tho dcletice, as well an that of mother person with whom was also associated. I he action was herefore dioiiissed. Lai.oniie vs. St. Ci.aiii.

This was nn ac tion of dntniues, bused oil an alleged Injuri ous statement circulated by the defendant. upon the character of plaintiff. Thine wus no trulh whatever In tin) defend- ant's slali'irieut, and the court gave judgment lor Si 50 iliiiniiL'i's. TLIE CITY STREETS. The Boadi In Good Condition Mr.

Rouiseaa'f New Snow Plough. The reads have never been in a belter con- lilion at this tiino of the year than they are at pieserit, iu spite ol thn complaints of a few ulcoiileiils. Every street Is almost 11s level 11 billiard table, and the unsightly minimis snow which used lo graeo the sides of the roots are seen 110 longer since the introduc tion of the new snow plough, In vented hv Mr. Rousseau, East end of the Road department. This machine is drawn by horses aud scoops the snow at the side of tlie road arid deposits it iu the centre, where it is distributed by men with shovels.

It is probable that iu tho near future another machine ill be brought out to follow tho plough anil lihtrihute the snow. Mr. Rousseau's planer is second only iu importance to tliu snow plough. It is fitted with a knife which cuts way the snow ami ice along the sides of tliu horse tracks and deposits the same in tho entre, thus preventing tliu truck from being worn away. The sidewalks, too, are much better kept than iu former years.

The City Surveyor found that though the police are supposed to notify peo ple who neglect their sidewalks, tho work is not done to his satisfaction, aud ho cun- seiuently instructed Mr. l''lynn to take the matter in his own bauds. Since, then the complaints live almost entirely ceased. It must be said for tho police that only a very few are on rpeciai duty, and their time is prutty well taken up with attending to theatres, etc. The arrangements of tho do-partmcnt are so thorough that should a heavy thaw on all the section men would bu turned out at once and kept at work without cessation until all lie drains are opened.

Tho householders are supposed to open the gutters along the front of their houses themselves. THE BOARD OF REVISORY To Mold a Final Meeting To-day-The Htatute Labor Tax-The Voters' Liita Still Open. Tho writ of appeal Against the Judgment ol tho Superior court in the Statute Labor case has been issued, and the case will bu t-ikeu belore the Court of Queen Bench in Appeal. The voters' lists should have ben signed by the revisors ou the 18th or l'Jtli as soon as their work was completed and countersigned by the City clerk, but this has not yet been done, so that alterations can still be made shi.nld the board see sufficient reason Another, aud probably the final meeting of the board will bo held this afternoon. Mr.

Roy. city attorney, in conversation with a representative of the Gazette, stated yesterday that tlicro was not the slightest risk of the revisors laying them selves open to civil or criminal suits by their action in the matter, as the dispute was merely a question of law. lie had never yet heard of a public officer being nu prisoned for erring on a point of law. The losing party would have to pay the costs, but if the revisers lost the case the costs would bo paid by the city. The opposite side might take out an injunction to prevent tho city from paving it, but he did not think there was any chance of their succeeding.

A OT ABLEJ3ENTENHI AL. The Approaching Centenary of Fresbyterianism in Montreal. On the 12th of March, 1780, the Rev. John Bethune gathered together tho Scotch resi dents of Montreal in a large room in Notre Dame street, and after divine service there and then organized a Presbyterian congrega, tion. A considerable proportion of the Eng.

lish speaking citizens of that day were from Scotland, some of whom had been in the army, and others who had came to Canada to prosecute the fur trade. Mr. Bothune, father of the lute Dean of Montreal and of the late Bishop of Toronto, hud served as chaplain to the 81th Regiment (Highland Emigrants), aud, when the regiment was disbanded after the conclusion ot peace with tho united States, he took up his residence in Montreal. bo to this time all the Protestants 111 the city and district had been miuistered to by Rev. D.

C. DeLisle, who was styled rector of Montreal and military chaplain. Tne Scottish merchants belonging to tho North west company were among the most liberal supporters of the Euglish Church, and some of them seem to have belonged to Doth communions, and even to have held office in both churches at least from 1786 to 1790. Mr. Bethune continued to minister according to the forms of the Church of Scotland, to which he belonged, until the 6th-.

May, 1787, when he removed to Glengarry. From that date until the Rev. John Young visited Montreal, in 1790, there appears to have been no regular Presbyterian services held. Mr. Young came (under the care of the presbytery of Albany) in 1791, and since the 18th September of that year there has been constant service held in accordance with Presbyterian forms.

Out of the small beginning by Mr. Bethune, there has grown a very large community. To-day the Presbyterian churches of the city, all told, number seventeen. This is a good showing of work done in a hundred years, and the congregations belonging to that com munion have a good warrant lor their proposal to celebrate the centenary of the founding of Fresbyterianism in this city. It has been resolved to hold a meeting in Knox church, which has hod an intimate connection with the history of Presbyterianism in Canada, on the evening of Friday, March 12.

The pastor, Rev. James Fleck, B.A., will preside, and addresses will be delivered by Principal MacVicar, Rev. Geo. H. Wells and the Rev.

Dr. Reid, of Toronto. The subjects E. R. C.

CLARK80U, lteooIrcr Aoc.ountnutt TOEONTO. Correspondents In l.oiidon, (Uiukow, Hud-isrsrield, Winnipeg, klWlb.ixl Ifttfi. Wo Association of Accoontants in Montreal. loeornurnled nnilxr Maima of lr vlnroof Quebec, ALPHA DETICA LIST Of MKMUKHB ml. Thorn aa Pt.lMHOI.L, A.

II. UiniiKi.l,, Ali. IUMM, I'lllllpH. 1(ohh, Wm. li.

IClHH, JllH, (1, "riVKNo, Arch. Vf. US'' Inirc, .1. M. M.

Kaiu, John. Ho tmorga. aointohm, John. CALDWELL TAIT, luditorn, Accountants and Trusloos, ComitilHKlniirrK forgm-lsc, O-ilarlo ml Munle.ba. So.

St. Francois Xavicr Stmt, "''I K. Ar.mANimn UoiirrtTait john McDonald, Aocountant and Auditor, 914 SI. James Montreal. (rCslalillalird 1HC7 F.neolal atten lion gl vc to audi 1 1 tnrthe Honk end HtatemenU of Joint huxik.

tl iwpaulcs and OorwruUmn. to I). TOIIUANCIS viiameix, General and Financial Agent, ACCOUNTANT, 470 8T. PAUL STREET; iUtf FJDDELL STEVENSON, Chartered Accountants. Si3 ST.

TOITKT BTT? GT. 'miiiiislotiets 'or Provinces nt Ouelx-i-tularin. Nova 'AroUa, Uruini- t-l JOHN M. M. DUFF, Accountant nud Auditor, riOMMIHHlONK.K mm anorfiuof Nmr fork, frnnitylvtfHia.

WiMa-thufU't V'rmont, Itininn anil IIHnolit, IfiHHKlKlF MAIU'-I AGK l.KJKNHKM, fl St. Strer.t. Montreal, OpimwIU Tout- OrtlOK. FERGUSON GEMMILL, IJarriMterw nt JL.nv, 5UPHK3IE COUBT AJIT) PARLIAMENTARY Kl'i SjnirltM Hlreel Ottawa. ALEX.

FttKUlMOfl. I J. A. GEMMILL. .4 STEWART CHRYSLER, JSAHRISTEKS AND SOLICITOUS Of the Supreme Court, IParliamenUrv and Departmental Agents, OTTAWA, ONT.

MoLeod Stewabt. 117 F. H. Ohryhlbr. WcVEiTYACODE, Barristers, Solicitors, Supreme Court ft Departmental AgeaU, 15 SCOTTISH ONTARIO CHAMBERS, OTTAWA.

87 TAT1.0B M'VKITY. W. J. CODE. O'CONNOR HOGG, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, Supreme Court, Parliamentary and Do pirtmmital Agent, B3 KTllEiaT, OTTAWA.

T. O'floNnon. w. Tl. TJnan JT.

REYNOLDS, n. A. KEhLOND. REYNOLDS KELLOND, Solicitors of 1'atcntK and Experts in i'afn. tu.0..

TORONTO. 1BU St. JameH BLroot. 24 King Htreel hXst, Rranch Olllce Pacific Building, DC. Agencies In Iudon and a'd foreign capitals.

STORAGE VOR ALL KINDU 01? MEUCHANDI8K. J. WENTHWGRTH HILL, Ooroar WUiiiux and Queen Bta. THE MODERN Turkish or Koman Bath! 8TE, MONHJUB Foot, of McGlll College Avenue, MONTREAL. Public Bathing Hours Gentlemen, 0 to 8 a.m., 2 to tl p.m.

Ladlen, 10 tola noon, Mondays, Wednesdays anil Fridays, circulars on application. D. B. A. MACBE AN, M.

D. J0MH.R.MGLS0N&BR0S., ALB AND POUTER BBEWEB3, is No. S0 St. Mary Street, IMONTREAL. Have always on hand the.

various kinds of ALE and PORTER, IN WOOD AND BOTTLE. Families Regularly Supplied aWOrders received by Telephone's na, tt naioun, iv ruruuvKtiua ii.ii,. bottles oar Ales and Porter and la author led io use oar laoem. 280 MIDDLETON MEREDITH, 49 St. Francois Xavlor Street.

lMl'OBTEIlS AND DEALEBS IX CHEMICALS I JAMES HI USPRATT, SONS. US PRATT BROS. HUNTLEY. Baisooa, llicarDBooa, uuioraieot l'otan. ryi3 HTUFi'H i Brocko.

Simpson, Splller's. ANILINE DYES, Full assortment oa hand. Extracts Indigo, Sumac, fustic, eto. BAILS. IBON JOISTS.

WIBE CABLES Phosphor lironze, 114 ML II Tnbo nflliH Tiieesllve OrzanR and avoid the use of Graham Flour made of the whole wheat, bran and all irround up together, or whleli is more commonly niaue vWin )iIia flour and horse feed brim mixed TicAthi'iMii MiReour jiui.r. nnani jticnn. which is made of wheat stripped of the outer bran and absolutely Pure. His just such un nrt.ip.ln nn bv Prof. Donald In his recent leeture.

The physicians and all who use It say nil mannnr of (rood thiniis in its favor, as they do of our thoroughly Desiccated Wheat, Barley, ltoneu cnus, eic. FISH IRELAND, Hnnnrnctureni and Patentee of Our Xntlonal foods, LACHTJTE MILLS, a i ARTHUR W. SMITH, A I) OVATE, 11W Hi. Htroet, (Opnolt thn I'oHt Offli,) in 0. STEPHENS, Advocate Solicitor.

Agent In Canada of T7sliir'i New York FU'Kiiitxr of ITnelHlnml Moneys asd Kslalrs in Kngland and elsewhere. Jnlnrnialtnn furnished by letleror otherwise. Inquiries niaila us loncitof klii.i'lc, In every pari of the world. Correspondence solicited. 1727 NOTE DIME STREET, MONTREAL.

S70 SEARGENT PRENTISS STEARNS, (Late United Slates Consul-amoral) ATTORN KT unit KI.I.OH AT LAW, Bo. 100 Broadway, Hew York City. A general law liusl ii-h transacted. Atlm. Uou given to Pateul aud matters- W.

MATHESON, Karrister, Solicitor, liENFUEW, Special attention given to Collections. SOI TjAFLEUM 11ILLLE ADVOCATES, 1724 Notro Damo Street, MOXTKEAL. S13 KOOERKI.AFI.KUR. XOKM AH T. R1KL1.K HALL WHITE GATE ADVOCATES, 290 BHEBBEOOKE, QTTIE.

SCOT! MacTAVISJ MRAKEJJ, Harrlnters, Notiriefi, SiOBie Court am Parliamentary Solicitors, OTTAWA. K. V. Scott. Q.C., I.

H. MacTavisii, John I. M.M'Chakk.n. 117 DDSLOP LYMAN EACFHEBSOV. Advocates, Burr Inter (British Empire Building 1724 Notro Damo Street.

JOHN KK.NNF.TII II. FRKHKUICK. H. UMAX, AC I'll KltSOX. 1M0 CAMPBELL LA.NE, B.A., B.C.L., Advocate, barrister 4, Solicitor, STANDARD HV1LDIXG, 157 ST.

uJVjCE3 JIONTIIEAL. W. ATWATER OEOSS. Advocates, Harris tors, 151 ST. JAMES STREET.

Old SUndard Building. MONTREAL 12a R. SHORT, B.C.L., Advocate, Exchange Bank Building, 1732 1724 Notre Dame Montreal. 124 teEM, Lyncli, Bcneron Mipanlt Attentate, linrrUti-r, Snlirilnra, I 'nctor at Law, Afl. No.

IS St- James Street, Mc.itroal. J. I Arch am bach, B.C. I- Hoa. W.

w. Lynch, (i.C. M. P.P. J.

G. H. Bbkoebok, H.C.L., P. B. MHiNAIILT.

0 MAGDOELD, TUPPEH PHIPPEN Jiarristem, Solicitor. OFFICES, OVER MERCHANTS BANK, WINiNIPKG. il huoh J. MArnoxAi.n. FRANK H.

I'lIII-I'KN. RTF.WAKT TUl'l'KH. WILLIAM. J. 'i'l'l'I'HH HANDS, ECKL1N GARVIN UAllItl-HTJuKH, OFFICES, 1 KINO ST, EAST, TORONTO I BALDWIH AI9D8, FRED, B.

P. ECHTJH, OAF.V7S. 61) trORMAN 6 FORGIE. Barristers. Sollcitorsa Notaries, Ac, PEMBROKE.

ONT. UO eiBBQNS, MfiNAB fiOlKEEH. "ARKISTERS AHO A iuKNcrg, Ofiio I Corner Richmond an CarUng LONDON, ONT. Gibbous. g.

McNA3. P.M?LKBaM. FiBTU. U. HA-KPKH.

LEITOH PRINGLE, Barristers Sollo- tors. Notaries tec, CORNWALL ONT. Jlffippcial attention glvea to Collectloiib throughout Ontario. James Leitch. R.

N. Primoli. 242 Brstly, Cfedwift, Bsattr, Claiwict Blackstock Neville. Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Slc-, W. II.

Ekatty, E. M. Chad-wick. T. G.

Blackbtock. IflOMAS V. GALT. 14. S.

NiiVILLE. OFFICES Hank of Toronto Bulldinag, Corner of Wellington and Church Streets, Toronto. SUauntuntA A. C.LYMAN, B.C.L., NOTARY PUBLIC, Commissioner for Ontario and Quebec, Offices Removed.to STANDARD UUILDrN'G, 157 St. James Street, Montreal.

102 EDWARD EVAfJS, (Late of Montreal) Public Accountant Office British America Assurance Company's Building, 28 SCOTT STREET. TORONTO- 2S JOHN McD. HAINS, Accountant, Trnstec, Receiver. Western Chambers, 22 St. John Monreal- Bpecial attention (tlven to Insolvency mat tOTi.

Trtrstestatesecunomlc administered. auunea ana siaieuienu verinea. ook debt an-J rents collected. Xelepnwca Wo. 11! 36, 133 JOHN FAIR, steeottntant, CommlssUmer for taking afl- tuvlts tor Ontario.

4iS 8T. FRAKCOiS XAVIJtS STREET HEHRY COLLINS, ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR, PF7ICE 349 jlT. jfAMES rTCUT.TY. B-xkkfpirn lor Retiai MerciuuiU ill 243 vs. I ns Mail." Tli motion in-kiitg for Jiiclntiii iit liiifuro tlieSupnrlori ourl sitting In Kuvliiw, to untillim tins Vtmlirl of llm Jin In I lie ihhii of I.sIIiiiiiiiiii vs.

tint To-roiilo will liu lii anl to-diiy, liiiKi MATisM, TliU (liwwc, a is now ri. 'inlzi'd, rannot Imj rolnliutlml Willi incillrliic. Tim waters of lliu CuIhIoiiIii springs, so imu li rrtoiliiil to In siilnimT, Willi signal Ihiid'CiI, will to found tliu lu st imllliillvi', cvi'ii wlicti iliuiik at lioiiin. Ily the gallon or ilo.t'ii bottles, at (iiiid's, Jurors stront. I'iiovini'iai.

Tkai'iikiis' Association, It Is now piopiiKnl In liolil tin aiiniial i'oiivHition of tint 1'iovlin liil AnkoHuIIoii of I'roli'Miiiil 'lViii lii rs in litis city ulmiit llm miiMln ol next month. It will he rciiii'inliiiii'il Unit thu convention wim hihIhuusI luxt aiiliinni ou in i omit of tint lain i 1 if. A Staiiiii.mi Akcmav, A row took tilui 'i in hotel on St. 1'aiil street on Kiimliiy after- niHin hi ween oiiii (ieorgn Lehliinu ami an lliillin imini'd J.eiitlier. Neveml llallatiH ciiiiiii to llm iiKsMnm of their enliiriele ami hliililiiil Lililiiiie in suvetal plwrs.

'1'wo IliiliiiiiHimin.il llyneser Si lver iind t'litllei well, ariusteil it i it I leimuiileil liy tlm Uix'oiilnr. Wki.i, llm llm Tim police of Woon- sockcl, It Imvit just lulil llielr IuiikIk on a mull liaineil l.llii.Hle, iiliaK llalry l.iuiKUeiloe, uliiiH Ililiy I.iim lot, who is ne. iiHfil of iiiimli r. llo helng nn old Mont- le.iler, the poliru lii ie were ipiehli-il to look up his pievjoiM niiml, ami it was feiiml lln.l lio hail nliiiiily Heiveil lluee or four terms in the St, Vincent tie Paul penitentiary. CliNTiiK Waiiii.

An (intliUHiai-tic meeliog of (he Kiili lcKpeiiking eleclois of lille want liivoiulilu to the rrliiin of Mr, lliiniellii, was lield at St. Htieel hut rveiifug, when tliu woik 'jf oigimizatioii for a thorough canvass was proiceilcil with. Auollier meeting will ho helil to-moriow uvi'liing, when all KiigliAh-Kpcaklng electors fnvoruhlti to Mr. lliimelin's retiini am inviteil loalteml. IlnMit kicom tiik Wakh Mr.

Tims. Keainn, son of Mr. D. Kearns, gnu er, Clieuiicville ttreet, has just returned to Montreal after ferving for nearly ten years in the lmpeiinl in in in the Cape aud l'viil. At the ago of 1H he joined till) Second hiittuliou flOth ilies while tiiey were lying at llulil.ix, and since then has secu a good dial of active service, having been through the Egyptian campaign nod wou three or four medals in as my engagements.

Tins Williams Everything points to the lie that a very handsome sum will be raised in Montreal towards the late Lieut. -Col. Williams' memorial fund. A number of private citizens have expressed their wish to subscribe, and, in addition to the Hibscrilied by Sir George Stephen and the $30 by Lieut. -Col.

Oswald, the fol lowing have also been received Donald A. Smith, $50 Mr. 11. II. $25 lion.

J. J. C. Abbott, 20. Hon.

Angus, St. Antiiony'b IU.aaii. The ladies of St. Anthony's parish have reason to congratulate themselves ou the manner in which their appeal was responded to last night by their gentlemen friends. The inaugural dinner was attended by about 230 of tho leading citizens of Montreal.

The banquet was most recherche. After tho good things had been disposed of there were several speeches, and everything proceeded with life and energy. The success of the bazaar is already assured. Outdoor Hklikk. The following is the statement of outdoor relief, giveu at the Protestant House of Industry and Refuge for week cndiHir 20lh February, 18BU.

There were 1C2 families relieved, of which 95 were English, Germans, 29 French and French-Canadians, 2 Swedes, 2 Irish, (J Italians, 1 Dane, 1 Norwegian, 1 Finn, 1 Newfoundlander, 2 Americans, nationality not known. Total, 102. There were 3D quarter cords of wood aud 4 quinter tons of coal given away. The Circuit Court A rather unusual case was heard in the Circuit court this morning when an action was taken by a Mrs. Andrews for a sum of $25, she claiming this amount as duo to her for salary as servant previous to tho death of the late Mr.

F. X. Beaudry. Tho evidence went to sliow that some agreement had been entered into by which plaintiff was to serve Mr. Beaudry for her board and an ample supply of snuff, and the statement was made, that fclie had settled hetplaim by accepting $5 from the Rev.

Cure nontenne, who was in attendance at the court. The action was dismissed with costs. A Tiui'LK Mahiiiage Festival. A few days ago a young man named S. C.

Archainbault, residing at St. Gabriel, Bowdun, married a young lady named Parent, of Somerset, and they decided to celebrate their honeymoon at the residence of the groom's father, Mr. Archambault, at I' Assomption. It so happened that the day of the young mau's marriage was the 25th anniversary of his father's wedding day, and the5Cth anniversary of the marriage of the latter' father aud the young man grandfather. As may be expected, grand festival took place on the occasion of such a rare occurrence.

Tho grandfather is 74 years of ago. Ecclesiastical Ciianoes The Eev. Vicar Theiien, of Lschine, will be presented this evening with addresses and appropriate gifts by the Mayor of Lachino, the president of the Lachine band, and the director of the Lachine drumatic club, on the occasion of his depart ure from the parish to take the position of chaplain of the ullum street jail this city, where ho will take the pluceof Father Proulx, who goes to Ho Bizare to take, tho place of lather Laberge, who has been ordered to Poiuto Claire to replace Rev. Father St. Aubin, recently deceased.

It is understood that Rev. Father Kelly will replace Rev. Vicar Theiien at Lachine. Commkncisq is Mabch the Cauadian Pacific railway will run a series of through colonist trains from all points in Ontario and Quebec to Winnipeg and the Canadian Northwest by their all tail Canadian route. Intending set tlers desirous of accompauins their stock will have an opportunity of doing so, end by taking this short route will be subject to no transfers, no customs charges, and will make quicK time.

They should leave their names, addresses and other particulars as to time they wit-h to go, with any agent of the Cana, dian Pacific Railway company, who will supply them with full particulars as to trains, lares, etc. No extra charge for colonist sleeping cars. Providing for th New Ward Chief Patton, accompanied by Messrs. Badger and Gauthier, visited St. Jean Baptiste ward yes.

terdny and decided to place the alarm boxes at the following places Cower of Cadieux and Napoleon streets corner of St. Law rence Main and St. Jean Baptiste streets corner of St. Denis and St. Jean Baptiste 1 1 1 1.

I- I streeui near 1110 wiiuau vaiutu iu, 1. uu I Rachel street tire station on bt. Dominiqui I ilro. G. O.

Stanlon, Mount Rovid. arid W. ro. AdkiiiH, Moiiluivilli). Tliu iii-mbcrs were in full regalia, the officers with (heir nsigiila of olliee.

Tho dcoeined was also organizer of Hie lirst hslge of tin; Ancient Or- ler of I Hilled Workmen 111 tills city, and them were also several members ol this order present. A service win hld at Trinity church at which the Rev. Canon Mills of. licialod. Tho Masonic ceremony took place at tlm grave.

THE I.ATK SIKH. UK I.M.K. Tim funeral of tlm Into Mrs. A. do LI.

In, which took place yesterday from the family Mont. St. Louis, to St. James' church, St. Denis Ktroot, was largely attended.

Tho pull bearers were Hon. Justice Monk, Hon. Justice, Johnson, Messrs, Andrew Allan, Edmund Biiiiiard, Q.C., E. Ilaibeau, and P. K.

Murphy. Tho chief mourners win Mr. Maurice Cilvillier, brother of the (lei is- nnd the two sous Mr. M. Nolan de Lislr, of Montreal, aud Mr.

Dnlisle, of Toronto. Rev. Mr. officiated, assisted by lb-v. Fathers" Lnmontagiie and Bruelie.

i. The 'rare tin cnrjit was said by Rev. Father Tur- geon, h.J. A huge number ol priests were seated 111 tho choir. Including Fathom Vcr-reunx, Frechette, Trepanier, J.

E. Filiatiault, Troie, Di-snmzines, Archambault, Morcau, and Piclion, J. Among the citizens pre sent were Chief Justice Sir A. A. Dorion, Justice Mathicu, Messrs.

J. A. Oiiimet, M.P., A. Desjardins, M.P., ex-Mayor Rivard, Aid. anient, and Prefontiiiiie, Joseph Dil-httiiicl, Cj.C, S.

St. Ongo, A. Levcqiic, B. Hart, Chas. Hart and others.

TIIK LATH MILS, HEINHAKIIT. Tho funeral of the lute Mrs. Elizabeth Wilhelm Reinhurdt, wife of Mr. Gottlieb Rein-hurdt, took pluco yesterday from her late residence, Fortier street. Deceased, who was (17 years of age, bus been iil lor upwards of twelve months, so that her deatli was not un expected.

The funeral procession took lis way to the German Protestant church, where tho Rev. Mr. Ongertli, tho pastor, delivered a very touching and eloquent serm'in, and the Toiitotiia Glee club rendered good service in tho choir, the singing of Lieb so lnng du L'obeu Kuiinst being very impressive. The procession, which was a large one, and numbered in its ranks tliu leading German res-sidents iu the city, proceeded to Mount Royal cemetery, DEATH OF MB. CHARLES PIZoLD.

Tho friends of Mr. Char les Pezold, director of tho orchestra at the Theatre Royal, will regret to hear of his death which occurred yesterday afternoon at 2 o' clock. Deceased was about 112 years of ago and was a native of Germany. Since his arrival on tins side he has been connected with many of the leading musical organizations iu the United Stutes. He came on hero from New Yoik nearly throe years ago, since which time he lias ably filled tho position lie occupied at his death.

Ho was faithful and conscientious in the fulfilment of bis duties and genial and kindly to all with whom he cume in contact, and ids loss is deeply mourned by the attaches of the theatre who will attend in a body at his funeral, which takes place to-morrow morning at 8 o'clock. Deceased leaves a young wife, who is thus left alone in a 6trauge laud. POLICE MATTERS. POLICE COURT. In this court yesterday, John Strachan, 28, for stoaling three boards from Mr.

John Simpson, was sent to jail for one month. Marcil Donis, charged with being implicated in the Dansereau robbery, was discharged, the proof breaking down. RECORDER'S COURT. Patrick dimming, 53, laborer, was fined $5 or fifteon days for assaulting the police. Mary A.

Fisher, 19, and Maggie Morgan, 22, for being drunk and disturbing the peace on Victoria square on Saturday night, were fined $5 or fifteen days. William George, ii, laborer, who had previously given his name as Win, G. George, the champion athletic runner of England, was fined $2 or eight days for lying drunk on Craig street. He went down. The particulars of this case were given in our columns yesterday.

Henry Burns, 19, shoemaker, and Lizzie Hob- son. 30, were each fined 8-5 or one mouth for loitering on St. David's lano on Sunday night. Daniel Mooney, 23, carpen ter, and James Rowan, 20, machinist, for lighting on St. James street on Sunday night.

were fined $5 or fifteen davs each. McDuff Lamb, 35, butcher, Theophile Lsuriot, 18, carter. Josooh Puriseau, 20, clerk, liobert Emond, 34, butcher, George Bowie, 35, trader, Benjamin Groulx, 57, trader, Joseph Durand. 28, jeweller, and Napoleon Laporte, 38, porter, were each fined $5 or fifteen days in jail for fast driving at five o'clock on Sunday night on Notre Dame street, Joseph Lebrun, 16, vagrant, was sent to the reformatory for two years for lying drunk near lime kiln, off St. Catherine street.

OABE PIANOS. Intending purchasers and artists should not fail to go and examine at air. J. if. Pratte's piano rooms, No.

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