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THE GAZETTE MONTREAL, FRIDAY. AUGUST I 8 mm THE BIGJKE MEET. A Fine Entry List for the Provincial Championships, The Physician's Cure for Gout, Ehenmatio Gout and Oravej; the safest and most gentle Medicine for Infanta, Children, Delicate Pe-maiea, and the Sick, nesa of Freg-nano. jwwsp Vfcj 1 rsriv m9F'' The Universal Bemedy for Acidity of the Stomaoh, JXeadachei Heartburn, Indltreation, Sour Eructations, Billons Affection. headquarters out to Aylmer, Que.

Today -the Hull Fleotrlo Railway offered to build Item a new clubhouse on Lake Dschenes and supply it with some of th beat boaci. There la no doubt but the offer willbs accepted, as th clubhouse yearly troubled with Hoed and sawdust at Its present location. The change will cause a revival in the "pars, YACHTING. A Nice Compliment. Toronto, August 26, Mr.

Herrlok Doggan, the skipper of Gienoalrn his crew, and the officers of th Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Gub, have tooepted an Invitation to a complimentary dinner tendered tbem by the oiiioer and members of th Royal Canadian Yacht Club. Ths dinner 111 toke place at the Island Club Hons on the night of September 6th. R. St.

L. V. C. Races; and Dinner Poet poned. Owing to the death of Mr.

Geo. W. Hamllu ex-oommodors and valaed friend ol the Royal 8t. Lawreno Yaoht Club, th race and olnb dinner fixed for Saturday next have been postponed. THE TURF.

a Sola Throughout the World. DINNEFORD'S MAG ESI A. CABLE NOTES. Ekrljn, August 28 The North Germin Gazette announces that Dr. von Hollebon, ths Prussian Minister at Stuttgart, Wurtsm-burg, has been selected for the post of German Ambassador to the United States, made vacant by the appointment of the late am-bassador to the United States, Baron von 9 bellmann, to be secretary of th Imperial (Treasury.

London, Augnst 26, A despatch to the Standard from Athens ssy the Greek Government a prepared to fnrnUh fall guarantee for the due payment of interest on any loan destined for tb liberation of Tbessaly. London, August 26. A speolal despatch from Bombay says that cholera has broken out in tb Northamptonshire regiment. Dover, Eng August 28. C.

Phillip and C. L. Pemberton, old Etonians, attempted to tow from here to Calais this morning, In an outrigger 29 feet long, and 2J feet wide. The boat was swamped when about sight miles out, and the oarsmen were resoasd with the greatest difficulty. THE FIRE RECORD.

Hamilton, Ont, August 26. The pleasure iteamer Acccia, owned by Mathew and which plied between the Slmsoe street dock and Bay View Roman Cathollo cemetery, wa burned to th water' edge at an early hoar thi morning. The schooner Bollock, wbtcb wa lying on the opposite side of the wharf, wa badly soorched, and the private steam yacht Athena, owned by Glen-denning and MacDonald, whioh wag tied np te an adjoining dock, was burned beyond repair. The Acacia was valned at about $7,500 and wa Insured for $1,500. The Athens was valued at about $3,000.

She was badly burned about a year ago and repaired, bad now her usefulness is gone. The Bullook oan be repaired for about $350. The dook, whioh was owned by the Matthews Brothers, was damaged to the extent of $800. The origin cf the fire 1 unknown. Child and Allen were the features.

Thi batting of Wallace, Burketft and Child ws strong. Bcore Cleveland 2000 2 0 201 7 14 6 Boston 000000 1 00 1 5 3 Battel iei Co ppy and Zimmer; NlohoU and Bergen. Baltihobb, Angnit 28. Th champion took the first of this series from Cincinnati In a close contest. Both Oorbstt and Dwyer pitched great ball, the home twirler having a shade th best of it.

O'Day'i decision that Doyle vas safe on hii bunt In the ninth, called forth a most strenuous kick on the part of the visitors, but to do avail. Barring the pitching, there were no feature of especial note. Soore: Baltlmor 0 00000201 3 8' i Cincinnati 00001 1 000 2 5 4 Batteries Corbett and Robinson; Dwyer and Feltc Wasbinstok, D.O., August 28. The Brown did not play with muoh life' today, and twice as many hit were made off Donohue a wer made off Mercer. RslIIy' double play unassisted was th feature of the game.

Soore: Washington. 6 15 1 6t. Louis. 010000000 1 7 1 Batteries Meroer and Farrell; Donohns andMurpby. Brooklyn, N.Y., August 26.

The Loul-vllles found Payne are easy mark today, aud consequently won almost a they pleased. Cunningham was hit bard only io the eighth inning. Butler, who bail from Brooklyn, wa presented with diamond stud by his local admirers when be oame to bat in the second Innings. Soore: Brooklyn. ..0 0 0 1 0 1 0 6 0 8 13 3 0 0 2 4 1 0 2 3 4 16 19 4 Batteries Payne and Grim; Cunningham and Butler.

BTAHMNa Or THI CLUBS, Per Club. Wen. Lost. cent. Bosten 72 33 Baltimore 67 32 .676 Cincinnati 62 36 .6.12 New York 62 37 .620 Cleveland 63 47 .530 Chicago 49 66 ,466 Philadelphia 48 6') .444 Brooklyn 45 68 .437 Louisville 45 69 .4.32 Pittsburg 44 68 .431 Washington 42 60 .411 Bt.

Loul 27 78 .267 brought on by a large orowd of spectator will be entirely done away with. Valuable prize will be competed for. The rane is to ccma off Saturday, September 11. The address of the bon. secretary-treasurer of th' association 1 43 Stu Gabriel street, to whom all correspondence should be addressed.

Montreal Bicycle OSub Fistuvssh Saturday, August 28, 3 m. Nineteenth annual race meet at grounds. Tuesday, August 31, 8 p.m. Djrval. Thursday, September 2, 8 p.m.

Lwhln lotks. Kaolngr at Praaeott. Fbesoott, August 26. Th Ottawa dlstrlot bloycle race meet took place on the raoe track of the Bouth Granville Agricultural Society this afternoon. The day wai fine, the track in aplendld oonditlon, and there was a large attendance of wheelmen.

Summary; First race, 1 mile novloe, amateur; 9 starters Fred. Oasselman, Morrlsbnrg, George Davideou, Smith' Fall, J. J. B. White, 3.

Time, 2.31. Becond raoe, J-mile, open, amateur, heats 2 and 8 starter John Davidson, Brant-ford, 1,1 H. A. Cousairat, Montreal, 2,2 U. F.

Smith, Presoott, 8,3. Tim, l.lJJ, 1.26. Third race, Smiles, district ohanpionshlp, smatenr; 3 starter W. Washburn, Smith' Falls, J. B.

White, Presoott, 2. Time, 6 38 2 5. Fourth raoe, 1 mile, open, amateur; 10 starters W. Washburn, Smith's Falls, John Davidson, Brentford, J. P.

Esmond, Ottawa, 3. Time, 2 31 4-5. Filth raoe, 2 miles, open, handicap, amateur; 12 starters H. A. Oousslrat, Moat-real, R.

B. Reddlngtoc, Addlngton, W. K. Washburn, Smith' Falls, 3. Tims, 6 03 4 6.

Sixth race, mile, club raoe; 4 slartera Geo. F. Smith, Presoott. J. B.

White, Presoott, R. L. Whlteman, 3. Time, 2 4315. Seventh race, 1 mile, professional, heats 2 in 3.

3starters Angns MoLeod, Harley Davidson, Toronto, H. Carman, Morrisbu'g 3 3. Time, 2.23 1-5; 2 26 1.5. Eighth race, 3 mile, lsp race, 3 stutters Angus McLeod, Harley Davll-stn, F. Carman, MorrisburgS.

The racf were well contested, and wit' tested by about 2,000 people. UASBBALiL, Montreal Scut Out. Providence, R.I., August 26. Hard hit by Welgand and Abbey prnduosd the run scored by Providence today. I a the filth inning WeigaDd amashed the ball over th centre field fnce with two on base and in the elgnth Abbey' two-bagger ent Diron home with the fourth run.

Montreal could not bat Kgan' delivery effectively and oould not get a mn. Brilliant in-field work was done by Shannon, Welgand, Henry and Coon-y. Attendance, 800. Score SHAMROCKS PREPARED To Meet Capitala-Tecutnaeha and Nattonala-The Montr-ealere Whlta-washtd Turf Kowa-Mle-ceiisneoue. The euccsss ot th M.B.O.

lflbh annual meet next Saturday, at the M.A.A.A. grounds, i assured beyond a doubt) If the weather continue good. Ai announoed ia yesterday' Gazette, entries have boea received from the fastest weatern professionals, including Boake, Greatrlx, Mo'Jarbhy, HcLod, Davidson, Carman and Moore. None of these riders have appeared here ince the diamond meet of 1895. Since that time they have been doing tome great riding, which is sufficient guarantee that Saturday's will be close and exoiting.

Davidson took more place on the reoeat Michigan olr-'cult than any other rider, while at the C.W.A. championship meet, at Chatham, he captured the Vnile ohsmplonship in 1.03; the 1 mile championship in 2.06 2 5, and the 2- mile tandem in 4 48 4-5. MoCarthy ran up in all finishes, and took place la 'the 4-mile championship, the 1-mtle championship, the 6 mile championship, and oeptured the Jmlle open and the 1-mlleopsn Greatrlx is an old-timer who has always shewn hit ability to pnt up a hot 6nlsh, and at Chatham he ran second in the 5 mile championship. MoLeod has always bean known as a fast man, and ever since he owns to the front as an amateur be has figured every year among the firsts at the ohamploa-hip meets. This year he took third money in the mile open and gathered in the 5 mile championship.

Carman and Moore are ia the professional ranks this year for the first time. Both of them have been making good money on the Ontario olrouib. At the championship meet, while still an amateur. Moore secured the half-mile and ran second la the mile, being beaten by inches by Sexton ia th fast time of 2 04 4 5. The competition among the local riders will be of the keenest sort.

Drury, Ujus-sirat, Tuff, Eaves, Provenoher, Robertson, the Morin brothers, Cooke and many other re all in perfeot oonditlon, and will give the western rider all the going they want. The two-mile tandem provincial championship and the one-mile provincial championships will be very close, as they are the blue ribbons of the meet. The Morin brothers have been working hard on the tandem, while. Eaves and Provenoher re clipping off two mile in 4.30. L.

D. Itobertuon will probably have Maonaughton, of Huortogton, behind him, while Conssirat and Tuff are going to make some one hustle for the championship medals. If there la no -wind this race will bs done in th List of Entries. ONE MILE NOVICE. H.

Mace, Arthur Houghton, Percy H. Evans. M.B.C.; W. 6. Mutiro.

unattachod; i I). Hall, H. B. Hyman, K. Seatli, M.B.O M.

L. Fortier, Tit-Bits B.C.: H. J. naoock, G. Tollington, Melvin A.

Brown, Overland B.C.J A. J. Lee, Allie Warden, M.B.O. QCARTEB-MILB (FLYINQ START). W.

H. Mace, Jas. Drury, Geo. Brlggs, W. Eaves, M.B.C: W.

K. Waahburn, Smith's Falls A.A.A.; Chas. R. BlaokOurn, Perth.Ont; W. A.

8. Aycrst Jno. F. Davidson, Toronto; S. Bioadhuret.

M.B.C. ONE-THIRD MILK, HANDICAP, BOYS 0WDKR 15.) Vernon Maasey, H. T. Suckling, Wostrnount A. A.A.; Arthur Houchton, A O.

Brown, B. C. E. Finnic, Montreal; H. Charlebols, It.

B. Breinncr, F. J. Bowling, w. O.

Young, Geo. Giugraa, M.B.C. W. M. Shaw, Longueuil; Christian, Montreal; Wra.

Crocker. Overland B.C.; H. K. Martin, Frontenno B.C Kingston, J. W.

Lauzon, Percy Kirklnd, C. Jno. Macmahon, J. O'Brien, F. Owden, S.

Black. Montreal. ONE-MILB OPEN, PROVINCIAL OHAMPIO.VBrHP. W. H.

Mace, Jas. Drury, C. N. Provenoher, Harold Cooke, Vim. Eaves, A.

Coimnirat, L. G. Cameron, Walter Tulf, Chas. 11. Blackburn, W.

A. 8. Ayerst, M.B.C; L. K. Moriu, Henry Morin, Voltigeure B.C.

ONE-MILE HANDICAP, BOYS UNDER 16. Yernoo Masscy, Westmount A.A.A.; Arthur Houghton, A. C. Browp, H. Charlebola, It K.

Brenincr, W. G. Young, Goo. Gingras, Wm. Crocker, M.B.C.

H. E. Martin. Kingston, Ont J. W.

Lauzon Percy Kirkland, Jno. Mc-HahoB, M.B.C; F. Owden, Montreal. ONE MILE OPEN. W.

H. Mace. James Drury, W. Eaves, A. Cousi-irat, L.

G. Cameron, Walter Turf, M.B.C; W. K. Washburn, Smith's Falls Charles B. Blackburn, Perth, W.

A. 8. Ayen-t, MBC; L. E. Morin, Henri Morin, Voltigeunt; John F.

Davidson, Toronto. TWO MILE TANDEM PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP. James Drury and L. D. Robertson, Harold Cooke and L.

G. Cameron, W. A. 8. Ayerrftand George Briggs, C.

N. Provencher and W. Eaves, H. A. Cousoirat and Walter TuiT, M.B.C; it Morin and L.

E. Morin, Voltigeuru. THREE MILE HANDICAP. -W. H.

Mace, C. N. Provencher, Geo. Briggs, Harold Cooke, A. C.

Brown, H. A. Cousairat. L. G.

Cameron. P. H. Evans. W.

O. Munro, B.C.: W. K. Washburn. Smith's Fall A A G.

A. Hall. H. B. Hyman, W.

A. S. Ayerst, A. E. fceath, M.B J.

Peacock, G. Tollington, Kelvin A. Brown, Overland B.C.; ti Morin, "Voltiaeurs; A. J. Lee, 8.

Broadhurst, M.rf Henn Morin, Voltigeuru; Jno. F. Davidson, Toronto. TWO MILE OPEN, Mace, James Drury. Provenoher, Harold Cooke, A Coussirat, Cameron, Wasnburn.

Smith's Falls A A Jno Davidson. Toronto. ONE MILE PROFESSIONAL. Angus McLeod, Harley Davidson, Mc Carthy, (juris ureatrix, a. uoane, Toronto; a.

Larman, uorrisDurg. THREE MILE PROFESSIONAL. A ngus McLeod, Harley Davidson, McCarthy, Chris Greatrix, A Boake, Toronto; Carman, Morrisburg. There are no reserved seat, and the rage begin at 3 o'clock sharp. It will nndoabtadly be the best meet ever ran by the M.B.O., both In the point of attendance and fine racing.

Prize) for- the M. B. C. Heat. The prize which the winners of Stbnr-day' race will reoeive are about the nicest ever given In this city, a any oae will see who looks at them, displayed in the wlnlovr of the Gendron Manufacturing Cjnpiay.

The silver goods are all sterling, while the gold medal and jewellery are the bsat that can be had.1' The prizes inolnde: Sterling eflver salad let, 2 pieces; sterling silver tea-poons, gteriing silver-backed millta? hairbrush; sterling silver, individual, pepper and salt set, 3 pieces; sterling silver-trimmed enchre set; sterling silver-trimmed ebiny hairbrush and tortoise shell comb; sterling liver and cut-glass olgar jar; sterling stiver-backed hat brush; gold ohamplonship medals (3); gold scarf pin, set with diamonds; enamelled black clock, antique dial, brass trimmings; Premo camera; oak rocking chair; cobbler seat; American Waltham watch, gun metal case; Qsnrv timer and repeater watch, gun metal ease. The Inter-Club Road Race Association at Montreal. Tbi association 1 organizing Its annual race, which promises to be well patronized. The election ef the offioers for 1897 resulted a follows: President. Mr.

W. R. Granger, M.B.O., president Raoing Board C.VV.A. dlstrlot No. 10 and 11.

Vloe-pre8idenl, Mr. A. B. Rattray, president Primrose B.C. Hon.

treasurer, Mr. L. E. Morin, vice president Voltlgeurs B.C. The association comprises the following bicycle clnbs: Montreal B.C Voltlgeurs Wan derer B.C., Bt.

Denis B.C., be Montagnard B.C., Primrose B.C., Y.M.C. A. B.C., Warwick B.O., Overland B.C., Rambler B.C., Canadian Cyollog Club, of Pt. Bt. Charles.

A new feature for the 1897 raoe 1 that It will coma off on Leplne Park, and the dis tance to be covered will be 20 miles, each club to be represented by a team of thre riders. The club have arrived at this da cielon for several reasons, the main one bsin the bad state of the roads and the dangers which rider are exposed In a raes amongs 11 sort of road users. Another featare will be that tb diifioultle and iooonvenlenoe MAGNESIA, N.B.-ASK FOR UARIHE MITERS. The Beaver line steamship Laks Huron, Captain Carey, arrived in port yesterday afternoon, from Liverpool, with passengers and a general oargo. A Urge number of oltizeni was at the wharf to meet her, and several of the visiting medioal men received a hearty weloome from the looal members of ths profession.

Ths tIp altogether was not a pleasant one, strong head winds bslng encountered the whole way across, while fog set in thickly off Bells Isle. The passengers, however, enjoyed themselves, and at the concert held on Tuesday evening last a jolly time was spent. Th list of saloon passengers has already bet published- New by Cable. London, August 26 Arrived, Dsvona, Moi treal. Livkrpool, August 26 Arrived, Cairo, Montreal.

Sailed, 26th Montreal Gbkbsock, August 26 Arrived, 25th, Lemmermoor, Quebec Manchester, August 26 Arrived, 25th, Strathmore, St John. Bristol, August 26 Sailed, Merrtmao, Montreal, Fwetwood, August 26 Sailed, Osmanll, Quebeo. Cotenhaokn, August 26. Ths British tank steamer Atllla, Captain llaghes, from Philadelphia on August 8, for Aarhula, Is on fire off tne Island ofLessoe, la the Csttegat, off the northeast coast of Jutland. The orew of the Atllla haa been saved.

The Atllla Is a steel vessel, built at Mlddlesbnro, England, in 188(1; the registers 1,404 tons, is 280 feet long, has 37 5 feet beam and Is 25 6 deep. She hailed from Mlddlesboro and il owned by John M. Lennard Sons. Notes'. The Johnston Hue steamship Oakmorri Captain Campbell, arrived in port Itat even Ing from Liverpool with a general oargo.

A large gang of men was put to work immediately on her arrival In order to dear again on Sunday morning. Sbs will take oat upwards of 100,000 bushels of Ka(a, 700 head of cattle, 1,000 sheop, In addition to a full general cargo. Messrs. W. Whits bavs juit completed a side-wheel steamboat, whioh wai built in the dock on Mill street.

Her length over all Is 180 feet and breadth 41 feet. Ths new boat, whioh has not yet been ohriitened. Is expected to steam about 15 knots. The Dominion (Elder-Dempiter) line steamship Lyola sailed from this port for Brlbtol at 8 o'clock this (Thursday) morning with 308 head of cattle and a fall general cargo. The depth of water at Sorel on the 25th wa 28 feet; In th Montreal harbor channel yesterday it was 28 feet 9 inchei.

The Allan steamship Reiarian, from Loudon for Montreal, passed Heath Point, Aati-oostl, at 9.30 a m. on Thursday. OCEAN BTBAMBHIP MOVEMENTS. Aeuivid August 26. Steamer.

Fueret Bismarck Havel Trava At From New York Naples York. York New York Mississippi London Ne York FORT OF MONTRBAL. Arrived August 2G. Schooner B. 66, Mabe, New Bandon, Brock, grindstone.

Steamship Malln Head, 2129, McKes, Bsl- fast, August 12, McLean, Kennsdy Co, light. Steamship Norwegian, 2252, Gunson, Glasgow, August 14, 4 A Allan, general. Steamship Lake Huron, Carey, Liverpool, Campbell, general. Steamship Concordia, Mltohell, Glasgow, Reford Co, generaL Steamship Oakmore, Campbell, Liverpool, John ton A Go, general. Steamship Eecalona, Lindsay, Dundee, Reford Co.

Cleared August 26. Steamship Greetlsnds, 702, Coalllard, St John's, Dobsll Co, general. Steamship Kildona, 2349, Roberts, London, Reford Co, general. Steamship Turret Court, 1197. Irvine, 8yd-cey, Kingman, Brown Co, light.

Vessels la Port. mHAXBKIPS. Pollno, 624, Lachsnce, Dobell Oo. Cllurnum, 1370, Maoe, MoLein, Kennedy Co. Buenos Ayrean, 2627, Mo Adam, A Allan.

Belgian King, 2170, Weiss, Elder, Dempster Co. Armenia, 3,600, Magln. Thorn. Nether Holme, Wilson, McLean, Kennedy Co. Scotsman, Maddox, Torranoe Knight Errant, Reford Go.

Cymhiara, Lawlor, Torrance G. Numldlan, 3107, Maoniool, A Allan. Gerons, Baxter, Reford Co. Trume, Morgansen, Oarbray, Bouth Co. Salamanca, Reynolds, Intercolonial C)al Company.

Malln Head, 2229, MoKee, MoLean, Kennedy Oo. Norwegian, 2252, Gunson, A Allan. -Lake Huron, Carey, Campbell. Concordia, Mltohell, Reford Co, Oakmore, Campbell, Johnston Co. Escalona, Lindsay, Reford Co.

aoHOOsias. Boy Ha, 95, Tripp. 0 Egan Oo. Hassell, Anderson, MoKenzle Oo. 66, Mabe.

Brook. FORT 07 QTJBBBOt Nona August 25. Steamer Evelina, Captain Nadden, from Montreal for West Hartlepool, grounded here last night, but floated off this morning. She was surveyed this afternoon, found unla-jured, and resumed her voyage. Steamer Campana, Captain Demsrs, lrom Plo'ou, arrived up at 8 this morning, and It ft for Montreal at 4 this afternoon.

Steamer Ormlston, Captain Oatram, arrived from Montreal at 5 and proceeded to London. Steamer Lyoia, Captain Jones, arrived from Montreal tonight and proceeded to BrlRtol. Steamer Greta Holme, Captain Ritchie, fiom Hull, pasied up at 8 o'clock this morning. Steamer Caoouna, Captain Whslan, from Rjdney, passed up at 4 this afternoon. Steamer Acadian, Captain Dellsle, from Sydney, passed up at 9 o'olook thti evening Steamer Hankow, Captain West, waot Into the Princes! Louise basin this alt irnaou for repairs.

OULF RSPORT. QnsBBO, Augan 2) L'Llet Clear; strong west wind. Fathbr Point Cloud strong weit slud. Outward at 10.30 a Turret Crown. North 8bohi Clear; strong west wind.

Seven Inlands Inward at 1 Otter. Tkinitt Bat Florence and Dauntless anchored. Cariiiou Islands Relief anohorrd. Antioobti Cloudy; variable wind. Hkath Point Inward at 9.30 a Rosarian.

Bocth Poist Outward at 8 gavoy. Meat Cove Clear; variable wind. INLAND NAVIGATION. PKKSCOTT. Prebcott, AugMt 28 Arrived Steamer Niagara, Chatham to Pretcott, wheat; tug Sblckluna and three barges, Montreal to Presoott, light.

Departed Steamer Pickands, Presoott to Welland Canal, light; tug Sblcklana and three barges, Presoolt to Montreal, grain. Passed Steamers America and Columbian, Montreal to Kingston; Oorsioan, Montreal to Toronto; Spartan, Toronto to Montreal. KINOSION. Kinoston, Ont, August 26 Arrived Tug Broneon, Montreal, barges; schooner Rooney, Oswego, coal; schooner Annandale, Oswego, coal. Departures Sohooner Kate, Oswego, light; schooner Grantham, Oswego, light.

WELLAND OANAlu Port Dalhocsie, 26 Passed up Steamer Prince, Ogdensburg to Chicago, general cargo; iteamer Ketchnin, Ptes-cott to Chicago, light. Down SteamerS Murphy, Chicago to Ogdensburg, corn; steamer Arabian, Chicago to Presoott, corn; steamer Truant, Detroit to Toronto, light; iteamer Inter Ocean, Cbl-cago to Ptescott, oorn. Wind, southeast; light. Port Colborne, August 26 Down-Steamer Inter-Ocean and Arabia, Cbioago to Presoott, corn; Frost, Chicago to Ogdensburg, general oergo; Bannockbarn and barge, Chicago to Kingston, wheat; schooner Emery, Toledo to Kingston, oorn; steamer Cormorant and barge, Manesing to Ogdensburg, lumber; Orion and barges, Marquette to Kingston, timber. Up Steamer Topeka, Oswego to Chloago, coal; Juno, Hamilton to Detroit, light; yasht Annetis, Cobourg to Buffalo.

Arrived and cleared Columbia, Bafftlo, excursion. Wind, southwest; light. OSWECIO. Osweoo, August 26 Arrived Steamer St Joreph, Toronto schooners Trade Wind, Othawa; Emerald, Toronto; Mo watt, Hamilton; Annette, Port Hope, lumber. Cleared Steamer Bt Joseph, Toronto, coal; sohoonsrs Mowatt, Hamilton, coal; Emerald, Toronto, ceal; Trade Wind, Bow manvllle, coal.

8AULT STE. MARIE. Bault Sti Maris, Ont, August 26 Up-Specular, Magnetic, Pratt, Ash, Bessemer, Naimitb. Down Eber, Ward, Oglebay, Rosemonns. Melrose, Winnipeg, Shenandoah, Marioopa, Martha, Matoa, Maroia, City ef Paris, Jollet, Samuel Mitchell Prof.

Elliott Repllea. Cleveland, Ohio, August 26. Dr. Jordan's reoent declaration that seals can be permanently branded has caused Professor Elliott to say: Granted, for the sake of argument, that he is right, then oui bona? what is ths use of doing this work when a ekln io branded can be juit as well bandied by the furriers as one that has shot holes, cuts or spear wonnds in it. Better, indeed, because it oan be smoothly plucked and no-haired by a comparatively Inexperienced workman.

"The chief oauae of discount on the pelagic skins or those shot and speared in the water, Is the fact that snch skins ars not, oannet be, so thoroughly cured in the close air of the schooner's bilge as they are on the Islands in th large, airy salt house. "The Canadian hunters will not stop taking seals under the Paris regulations, because they are branded. They will take them just the same ai long ai they cai find them.5 Isn't IC Sad? Cleveland, Ohio, August 28. Four Ohio tclectiati have returned in anger from the congress of ths British Association for the Advsnoement of Science at Toronto. Thsy are Dr.

Wm. Clark, of Berea, Ohio, famous for bis discoveries of fossil fishes; Professor F. M. Comstock, the naturalist, of the Case School of Applied Scienqe; Prof. Frederick Wrigbt, of Oberlin, who ha a national reputation as an authority on the glacial period In North America, and Prof.

D. C. Miller, ef Case school, whose experiments with ths rays havs attracted widespread attention. They complain that they were completely snubbed by the members of the association, and were made so uncomfortable that they started for before the ooa-vention was two days old: The Belooohlatan Trouble. OtriTTA, Beloochistan, August 28.

The British agent held a durbar here yesterday, which was attended by the leading chiefs. Ha addressed them in a friendly tods, bat warned them sternly of the eonseqnenoe of disobedience. It is believed that these prompt measures havs frustrated serious designs. Ons of ths three principal chiefs arrested Tuesday oa the arrival of ths Mushkaf-Botan mall train, upon whioh they had been induoed to corns here to meet the British agent, was liberated today on eertitn terms. He Is ons of ths most Influential chiefs of the Sara wans, who havs been known to be dissffected for some time.

Struck by Uhtnlnr. Verchxb.es, Angus 28. Daring a furlcos thunderstorm yesterday between 1 ind 2 o'clock p.m., Mr. Nap. Duhamel, the narrowest kind of an escape from instant death.

He was working In his shop when it was struck by lightning. Ths current shot down the chimney, aad Mr. Dubamel was knocked insensible. His clothes wer torn off and marks let en hi leg and body, which resemble gunpowder burns. A physician and priest were called In, but after a couple of hour he rallied, fie ia still confined to bed, but he will probably recover.

Burglars In Quebec Quebeo, Angus 26-(Speclal). The store of Mr. Brunet, druggist, and J. E. Marti-neau, hardware, St.

Joseph street, St. Rochs, were burglarized last night. The quantity of goods carried off is not as yet fully kooaa. The loose cash In the drawer! consisted only of a few dollar, and that, of course, wai taken. The police are after the thieves, who, it il thought, are not professionals.

Pane of glass In shop windows have of late been found cut in a snspicions manner. Hon. Bf. as grain Banquette d. Qcebec, August 26.

(Special) -Hon. T. Casgraio, M.P... ex-attorney-general, who leaves next wok for Montreal to prao-tloe law with Mr. R.

D. MoGlbban, wa dined fey Quebeo friends tonight at ths Garrison Club. Ths banqaettlng ball wai crowded, nearly seventy being present, of every shade of politics. F. Langelier, M.P., presided.

Solicitor-General was also preeent. Hiss Martha Morton Marrlad. New York, August 26. Miss Martha Morton, the dramatist, was marriei yesterday to Mr. Herman Coohelm, of New York, at the home of her mother, at Saratoga, N.Y.

PROVIDENCE, Weigaid. 2b Lyons, c.f.... Knight, Dixon, c. Abbey, r.f Cooney, 8.8... Bnssett, 2b Yeager, lb.

Ettun, r. an. P.O. ..4 9 4 Totals I.I li I VONTRBAL. A.B.

P.O. A. Bhaunon, s.s 4 0 0 0 0 Lynch, 2b 4 0 0 2 1 1 Bhearon, r.f 4 0 110 0 Dooiey, 4 0 1 1J 1 1 hichlor, c. 3 0 0 3 0 0 Henry, 3 10 1 5 0 3 0 10 10 3 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Total I 0 i 87 1 Score by Innings Piovldence 0 000300104 Montreal ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Summary Earned runs, Provldenoe, 2. Two-base bits, Abbey, Shearon, Dooiey.

Three-base bit. Welgand. Home ran, Wei-gsnd. Sacrifice hits, Eagan. Stolen base, Lyons.

Donble plays, Shannon to Dooiey to McNamara. Bums on off Yerrlck, 1. Struck out, by Kgan, by Yernck, 2. Time, 1.25 Umpire, Swart wood. Other as tarn League Game.

Si'KiNpFiKLD, August 26. Springfield and Syracuse played two games today with the usual result. Dolan's wildness lost the first game and Kissinger's wildness lost the second one. Both teams fielded and ran bases poorly in both games. SprlngSeld made a batting rally at the finish of the first game atd were stopped with the bases full.

Syracuse made a strong bid for the second game at the last moment, batting In two tuns and would have tied the soore only for a brilliant oatch by Bannon which ended th game. Sooie First game H. Springfield 00 0000013 4' 9 4 Byracus 300000040 7 9 3 Batteries Dolan and Duncan; Willis and Ryan. Second game Springfield 03012000x 6 13 3 Syracuse 000002012 5 9 4 Batteries Woods and Nioholsj Kissinger and Shaw. Buffalo, N.Y., August 26.

Th locals won again from Wilkeabarre in a well-played gan.e. Infield errors, bases on balls and bunched hits gave the Bison four runs in th second and the game was won. The visitor hit McPartlin hard. Score: R. H.

E. Buffalo 040010001 5 8 2 0 0 12 000 0 3 8 2 Batteries McPartlin andZahner; Keeoan and Dlgglnr. Bobakton, Angusi 26. Nearly 4,000 people paid to see Bob Fitzslmmon spar three round witn Lan moaey ana puaon the bsg a a curtain-raiser of today' Toronto-Sorantcn game. Bob was not a marker, however, to the finish of the game.

Toronto bit Jehnson in the ninth inning fiv time for nice base and four runs, tieing th soore. With two out In the last half aud with two on bases, Massey hit one over White's head and scored the necessary run. Soore; 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 6 13 8 Toronto 1 00000004 5 15 1 Batteries Johnson and Boyd; Dineen, fiialayand STAHDIKO Or THE CLUBS. The Quebeo Raoesk A oa Onul.n Ti. i august, -upmjUMf AUV v- bto Turf Ciub races, run today, wore quite a success in point of attendance and from both a social and a unnrtfnir nnlnh o( view.

Thsv resulted a follows: No. 1. Open welter of $150, of which $25 to second horse; about 1 mile; gentleman rider acceptable to the oommittee allowed 7 lb. Sir Lawrence, 0, 3, Sir Midrld Pandora, P. Dawes 1 Mr.

Dunlop, oh aged, Keens Lady Bastett, Lone Star stable 2 Wolfsfield stake of $150, out of which $25 to the second horse, about one mile, welterweights, balf breda allowed 15 lbs. for horses owned and to be tn the dlstrlot ot Ouebsa on or before August 1st. To bs ridden by gentlemen acceptable to ths oommittee. Over weight allowed; professional jockeys, 7 lbs extra. Bronce Girl, aged, unknown Lady Mary J.

Blgaocette 1 Garrison purse of $80, out of which $20 to coond and $10 to third, about one mile, welter weight. Over wslght allowed for horses that have regularly drilled this season In the district of Quebeo. Oertiiioatoi of qualification to accompany entry from commanding oliicer. Horses to owned In the district of Quebeo prior to i une 22, 1897. To be ridden by members of permanent or volunteer forces.

Entries free Mapsle, gr to, 5, Dr. Duohena 1 Parade, blk aged, Dr. O. E. Elliott.

2 Witch Hazel, blk aged, J. Dynes 3 Open handicap steepleohasa 0' $250, oat of which $35 to second and $15 to third; about 2 miles-Blacksmith Charley, 6, 145, pedigree unknown, J. P. Dawes 1 Beanvolr handicap (open) of $200, out which $35 to second and $15 to third; about mile. Lowest weight to be not lesi 120 lbs.

Red Monk, ch 5, 140, Dog Rose 1 Ab-bene GalUarde, J. P. Dawes 1 Bonniefield, 12E. MoBrlde 2 In th steeplechase all of the horses bat Blacksmith Charity took wrong route and were disqualified, though there were many better horses In ths raoe. CATHOLIC FORESTERS.

Ontario Grand Lodtre at Cornwall Electa nicer. (From our own correspondent.) Cobnwaix, August 26. The sxoun slon and banquet given last nirht by the local courts of the order to the delegates and officers of the provincial oonventisn Oathollo Order of Foresters at the Algonqnlo Home, Stanley Island, wai an elaborate affair. Tne mayor and town council were present as guests, as were also ths presiding offioers of the local lodges oi ths various fraternal and national As an evldsnos of th friendly feeling existing between the various societies and the people generally, the viae chair was filled by Mr. Dunotn Monroe, W.M.

of Monros LO.L. 880; Mr. J. A Chisbolm, chairman of the local entertain-ni'nt oommittee, presided. Ths speeches of all ths representatives of sitter societies, and, In all the speakers of thsevsniag, were charged with a spirit of tolerance aud friendliness.

The banquet kept the dele gates away till a lata hour, bat they re nrned to Cornwall after midnight and held an all-night session. The election of officers resulted as follows: Provincial chief ranger. W. T. J.

Lee, Toronto; provincial vloe ohlef ranger, J. S. O. Beaudreault," Ottawa; pro vincial secretary, Arthur Morel, Ostawa; provincial treasurer, G. W.

Segula, Ottawa Provincial trustees O. A. Rocqus, Oitawa; J. A. Cblsholm, Cornwall; O.

Baley, Wlad-tor; F. J. Qulnn, Am prior, L. V. Baohind, Toronto, EGYPTIAN CAMPAIGN.

Expedition Haa Pasned the Fourth Cataract or the Nile. Cairo, August 26. It I reported here that four gunboats belonging to the Aaglo-Fgyptianexpeditlon for the re-oonquest of the Soudan have already passed the fourth cataract of the Nile beyond Merawl, and that the passage was affected much more easily than had been expected. One ol the boats has reached Abu Hamed, now ths extreme inthern point of the British advance. It ia thought quite possible that a dath will bs mads for Berbsr, beyond the fifth cataraot shortly.

Ontario Hasonlo Officer. Hamilton, August 26. SI. B. Bro.

Gibson, grand master of the Grand Ljdge of Canada, A. F. A A. has made the following appointments to office Thos. A.

Simpson, Beamsvllle, grand senior deaoeo; W. H. Sills, Chatham, grand junior deaoon; Robert Buck, Cobourg, grand superintendent of works; H. P. Maodonnell, Ottawa, grand dlreotor of ceremonies; John MoKotght, Toronto, assistant grand secretary; Wm.

Hyndman, Smith's Fall, assistant grand director of ceremonies; George Thompson, Uxbrldge, grand sword bearer; Obas. P. Sparling, Toronto, grand organist; W. T. Mlmals, Kingston, assistant grand organist 3.

A. Sharp, Sudbury, grand -pursalvant; J. R. Hammond, Delaware, grand steward; O. L.

Merrltt, Scotland, grand steward; E. K. Pool, Thedford, grand (toward; J. Hamilton, BIyth, grand steward; Htrry Day, Lucknow, grand ateward; J. O.

Brown, Orangevilie, grand ateward; 8. Bsau-moot, GeorgetowB, grand ateward; John Wilson, Colllngwood, grand steward: W. F. Bronghton, Niagara Falls, grand steward; J. B.

Powell. Whitby, grand ateward; W. A. Maokay, Renfrew, grand steward; Foraahaw Day, Kingston, grand ateward; E. M.

Donovan. Toronto, grand standard baarer; R. H. Knight, 8-ult Ste, Marie, grand standard bearer. Foreatera Elect Officers, Owkn SorD, Angust 26.

Most e' thi morning's session of the High Court th. Ancient Order ol Forester was taken up with the eleotlon of ofliners. When an adjournment was made at noon the following i.fficars had been elected High etile' ranger, Major H. J. Btelgrove, Cobourg, bv acclamation; high sub chief ranger, W.

Balrd, Gait; high oourt treasurer, EL E. Griffith), Toronto, by acclamation; high oourt medio ti examiner, Dr. Seoord, Branttord, by acclamation; permanent secretary, Williams, Toronto, by acoUmatloo; high oourn lector woodward, S. H. Kent, Hamlltot; Mgh court junior Woodward, Geo Dulmag.

Belleville. Commlttess presented the port on finance and state of the Order Tbelr consideration was deferred until afte' the election of ollioers. Kicked by a Horee. Tilson iujko, Ont, August 'J8- Usoj. Culver, a well-known resident of liltonburg.

was klcktd by a horse this moroiu at, bU laim, near Bummervilie, and died In fi'tsen minute. Height of Mount St. Ellaa. Victoria, August 28. Ths expsdl-tlon of Prince Lolgl of Savoy to the summit ef Mount St.

Ellas has fixed once for all the altitude of Mount Bt. Elias at 18,120 feet. The expedition has also shown that the mountain was never a volcano. The Prince named a newly discovered glacier "Ca-Umbo." To Meet In Cincinnati. BrVTALO.

N.Y.. Anoint ninnlnn.f.l has been chosen as the place for holding the Beit encampment oi we urana army ol the Republic Doctor (to patient threatenad with nervoui prostration) Do yon notice that you are troubled with loss of memory Patient (with visions of recent disaster at card-table fresh in mind) Loss of memory, doctor Ne, sir; It's memory of my loss that get me. Judge. He When I first met my wife I thought she wis one of the most economical women in ths matter of clothes I bad ever known. She Yon met her at the seashore, I bs lleve! Yonkers Statesman.

What's the matter?" asked the penurious landlord. "The plaster's fallen off the ceiling," said the tenant's son. "Well, I hope your satisfied. The first thing yon did when yon moved in wag to complain that the celling! were too low. Washington Star.

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Priptipg LACROS9B. Bhamrooka and Capital). The exeoutlve of the Bhamrooka held a meeting last night, and the principal subject of their deliberation was the match on Saturday next at Ottawa with the Capital. The composition of the team was a matter which occupied several boun, and was noany settlea by a compromise. Then ths question of a special excursion was a theme which fairly aroused the debating power of several of the director.

It was, however, definitely agreed to charter a spsotal train, which will leave at 10 a.m. sharp, and returning, leave Ottawa at 7.30 p.m. Tioket will be good also on the regular trains on Friday evening, as well as on those of Saturday. If the excursionists desire they may return only on Monday morning. Th Shamrock are very retloent abont the names of the team when approached on the Question.

and say that they are going to send up an aggregation tnat will talrly startle the Ottawa lads, and give them another snob, surprise a the one administered durlns the seaton of 1894. National and Taoumseh. It will be quite a treat to a amber of across sports to go and ice Joe O'tfear twist and twirl on Saturday afternoon, when bis team, the Teonmiehi, oross stick with 1 he Nationals on the ground of the latter. Joe I in old-time favorite In Montreal, and hi reappeanoe here on the leorosse field will give pleasure to a number watohlng him endeavoring to scors on National. The Capital Ottawa, August 26 (Special).

The Capitals are well keyed np for Saturday' match with th Shamrock and expect to win, notwithstanding ths absence of many old timers, who helped them out when other cbamploEshlps were at stake. It is now settled that Crown will not be en th team. Baldwin wilt play at centre, and Hugh Carson will be on the defence along with Barney Qulnn. The latter is In good form aud means to outplay Wall at all hazards. Supporter of the Caps are well pleased with Pollock for referee.

The match will be the best of the ctason. Betting now la 6 to 4 on the Cps. Aberdaena vs, Ivy Lear. The above team will meet In a friendly game of lacrosse on Logan' Farm tomorrow afternoon at 3.30 sharp. The Ivy Leaf team will be as follows: Goal, Tiernay; point, Laddtts; cover, Murphy defence, Lad-deroot, Travers, Mines; centre, Chaif; home, Carron, Lawlor, Scott; outside, Barney; Inside, Hickey; captain, J.

Furrey. The Ivy Leafs will meet at corner of Richmond and St. James street at 2 45. FOOTBALL. An Official Football Guide.

Spalding' Official Football Guide, which is the acknowledged authority on the game in Amtrloa, has just been Issued for the season of 1897. The Guide ha been com-pilid by Walter Camp, the noted football authority, and contain many Interesting and instructive article for both th novice and the seasoned player. A. Alonzo Stag 3, phjslcal director of the Chicago Uolversioy, alo contribute an interesting artiole on football In the West. Besides the rules, whit of oonrse, form the leading feature of the Guide, the book also contains numerous portrait of all th leading players aud record of most of the oollegei In the Unite 1 States.

The Guide la for sale by all newsdealer or will be sent postpaid on receipt of 10 cent by the American Soorts Publishing Company, 241 Broadway, New York. Smith Ha Retired, Ottawa, August 26 Alf. 8mith, who played quarter-back for the College footballers last season, ha retired. He will lay np thi fall in order to be in form for hockey the coming winter. TENNIS.

Wrenn Defeat Eaves. Newport, R.I., August 26. Robert D. Wrenn today won the ohamplonship of the United States by defeating W. V.

Eaves, of London, In a close and exciting match by a score of 4. 4, 2. 5, 2, 0, 4, 2, 4. 6, 5, 2, 4, 7508, Eaves showed great tennis la the first and fourth sets, bat in the other three set Wrenn played all around him. The match wa the finest exhibition of tennii ever seen in this country, CRICKET.

Want the Englishmen to Visit Ottawa. Ottawa, August 26 (Bpeoial). An effort will be made by the looal orioketa to have the British team, now abont to make a tour of the United States, visit Ottawa. Should the Englishmen decide to come a team oomposei of the best men from the Ottawa, McGlll and Montreal clubs would likely be chosen compete against tbem. QUOITING.

Montreal Quoltln? League. The next match of the league lerlea will be played tomorrow afternoon on the River elde Club ground between the Riverside and Bt. Gabriel Club. The matoh for the 1 tms day between the Dominion and Mont Club will not taka plaae, bat will be given to the Dominion Uiub. Frlendl Hatch.

A friendly match between th St, Law runce and Montreal Club will be played on Saturday afternoon on the Montreal Club grounds, 647 Bt. James street, commencing at 2.30. AttUATlOS. A Gift to th Ottawa Club. Ottawa, Aognst Ot tawa Rowing Club may soon move their Per Won.

Lost. Cent. Toronto 60 39 .606 Buffalo 64 43 ,598 Syraonse 64 44 .692 Springfield I 57 43 .570 Providence 62.50 .509 4647 .494 Montreal 34 67d.336 Wllkesbane 26 69 .273 National League Game, New York, August 26. Ths first three men at bat for Ixew York got two-bagger off Griffith, and Anson' star twirler lost heart and began to toss the ball over the plate. The base-bit column tells the rest, except that some of the doubles and triples might bave been n-rrowed down to singles had the Colts' fields put any vim in their work.

Rusle, although not In th belt of sbape, handled the Chicago well. The feature of the game was Van Haltren'e fielding at centre. Soore: R. New ..8 8 2 0 0 1 20i 19 23 4 Chicago 1021020 00 6 10 5 Bat teries Rusie and Wilson; Griffith and Klttildge. Philadelphia, Angnit 26.

Pittsburg won from Philadelphia today an eroltlna eleven Inning game. The Pirate tied the game in the ninth on a wild throw by Taylor and won ont ia the eleventh on a hit by uonovan, a steal ana enugarf wlia throw on Padden's grounder. Soore: R. H. 00 0 100000 3 13 4 ..0 0 0 00 100 201 4 9 4 Batteriee Taylorand ianneniu ana ooguen.

Boston, August 26. Ouppy proved a puzz er for Boston today, while Niohals was an easy mark for Cleveland. Th" visitors put up a perfeot fielding garne and hatted bard while a hit by Uoitoa alwy I'll into somebody's hands. A msgnllioeBt rnnnlog foul oatch by Bar gen in the first inning anl th fielding ol.