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1 THE GAZETTE MONTREAL MONDAY NOVEMBER 3 1873 SPOUTS AND PASTIMES. Doane, of Toronto, and was fully insured. Mr. Duffy loses a large stock of liquors and Clrnl (Sjitatf fcr $st. MIDNIGHT DESPATCHES.

DOMINION rsox orTAWA. lit Vf, fc. Wliaw. CABFESTEITslnBD SALE will becon'lnued at the tnre, corner Notre Dame streetaud John atreet. To-morrow (Tuesday) Afternoon At TWO o'clock.

By 91. Kit-Km aft Co. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD JURNITURF, "Craig" Piano. H. C.

rarlor Unite, Brussels Carpets, B. P. Mirrors, Crystal Gasa-liers. Centre Tables, Poles and Curtains, Herring" Plate Bale, Sideboard. Dining Table and Chairs, China, ttlass ai Hated-ware, eld-board, Two Marhle-tos Walnut Bedroom Sets, Ash McQee" Range, Cooking and Hall tttoves, Ac, Ac, By John J.

Am ton. UNRESERVED SALE OF A SPLENDSD FARM, LONGUE POIST ROAD. By auction, at my rooms, will be sold on Tuesday. 4th Mevember Next. The well-known Elmwood Fa-m of 220 the nrnoertv of tbe Marauis FOOTBALL.

HARVARD VS. KBIT ANSI A. 1 10n Saturday afternoon quite a large num ber of ladies and gentlemen assembled on the Cricket grounds to witness the football match between the Harvard University Club and the Britannia Club, of Montreal. Tbe afternoon was chilly, and at times the biting wind made the players and spectators shod- aer with cold, but the bracing and invigorating air only added zest to the sport of Kugby union football. The Harvard Union men are old friends of Montreal and Canadian footballers.

The first game of an international character took place in 1874 in Boston, when HcGill, cap tained by Mr. Dsv. Bodirer. was defeated in one trial by the Americans, the match under ianaaien rules Delng a draw. In the Ian of the same year Harvtrd visited Montreal and again defeated our 'Varsity.

The Montreal Club then encountered the crimson players here in 1875, with no better luck, and in the spring of 1876 an exception ally strong team fiom all Canada suffered the same fate at Cambridge. Again, in the autumn of 1876, did All Canada get beaten in Montreal, and tbe HcGill men also played Harvard, being likewise vanquished after a severe struggle, in which the Harvard captain had the misfor tune to break his leg. Last year McGill again visited Cambridge and lost the day. and last Saturday the Britannia Club were similarly treated in Boston. It will thus be seen that Canada must acknowledge her superiority so far as football Is concerned, and the reason for it is apparent.

The perfect training and confidence of our vif-itors is their strong point. They are under the complete control of a sagacious captain, whose orders they implicitly obey, while Canadian players somehow invariably display insufficient training and less thorough discipline. THI HATCH. At three o'clock on Saturday, then, the teams faced one another. The captain of the home team having won the toss elected to play with the wind, which was strong, ann the visitors kicked off.

At once the play began to be, what it con-tinned 1 to be, brilliant and exciting. To report it is impossible. Hither- and thither the rubber fled, followed by the crimson and blue athletes, the one speedy and sharp, the others strong and sure of grip. the hne play of the Harvard forwards or "rushers," as they call them elicited admi ration, and the steady work of the Britannias prevented any very decided advantage. In fact, the on'y point scored was a goal by Harvard kicked from the field of plsy.

We may say, for the benefit of those unversed in the mysteries of Bugby Union, that the score indicates even play, and although defeated. the Britannias played a careful game with good result. Exceptionally good form was shown by Messrs. Bacon, Cushing, Nickerson, Manning, Leather bee. Warren and Shaltuck, of the Harvards, and by Blaiklock, Low, Boss, stiller, Holland and Ssriret of the Britannias.

During the last half hour of the game the Britannias plsyed with fourteen men against fifteen, one of their players (P. S. Boss) having had the misfortune to strain severely one of the sinews of his right leg, and was thus compelled to leave the field. After tbe game the Harvards gave nu.e 11 rahs" for their opponents, who, in return, gave three rousing British cheers for the visitors. The umpires and referee, Messrs.

Houston (Harvard) McGibbon and Esdaile then came ia for a united cheer and the teams separated. In tbe evening the visitors were entertain ed at the Gymnasium and yesterday were driven through the city and park. hasvabd vs. n'oru. The two 'Varsity teams meet this morning on the Cricket Ground, and the Harvard team leave for home this evening as they play Tale and Princeton on their return.

LACROSSE. ATBLCTICS VS. ISDIfSHD 5TS. The match on Saturday afternoon between the Independents and the Athletics was attended by very few spectators, the cold dusty weather rendering a comfortable seat at the fireside more to be desired than a seat on the Grand Stand of the Montreal Lacrosse Grcnnds, even to most enthusiastic lovers of our national game. The match, however, was well worth seeing, the Athletics strag gling gimely to wrest from the Independents the coveted honor of the junior championship.

The result proved, nevertheless, that the steady practice of the Independent team during the season bad kept up the efficiency ot the twelve, and notwithstanding the desperate play ol tbe Athletics, three straight games were scored for the Independents, who thus retain for the present season their title. RIFLE COMPETITlOSf. An interesting rifle match took place on Saturday last at the Point St. Charles Bauges between No. 1 Company, 6th Fusiliers, No.

a Company, 1st (Prince of Wales') Rifles, and No. 3 Company, 5th Fusiliers. As will he seen by the appended score, tbe contest was a keen and exciting one. The challenge was issned by the 6th Fusiliers, who succeed ed in carrying off for the prize a barrel of meal and a barrel of flour, to be given to some of the charitable institutions. The following is the score No.

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Catherine etrwt, nl Scnt bv apnolotTnarirnr tli the Reforms ii Asia to aw earrlea oat Tnrea- iemed avwoutlon. Losdov, November 2. It Is currently re ported that England has sent to tne rorte an afuaerum demanding the execution of refonns in Asia according to the Treaty of Berlin, and hinting; at the derosiuon ot tne euitan unless it wis complied with. The Porte hss requested an explanation of the despatch, and also for the presenee of an English fleet in Turkish waters. Mr.

Lsyard replied that England could not longer tolerate the oppo sition which existed in Asia. TUS IC0 TRIES. The tarsi of tke tide. Loanos, November Whilst recent activity in the erode iron trade of Cleveland continues only slightly diminished, there is considerable animation springing up in manufacturing trades. At Stockton the malleable iron works have added to the nam bar of puddling furnaces in use, and it is expected that in a few days the Bowesfield works will also increase their output.

At Wit ton Park there is very great activity, and both there and the large Loo-making centre of Consett, the productive faculties of the works are now fully taxed, while at Middles-boroUKb. the large Britannia works, which have been some time idle, are about to commence in pars. Very large orders for shipbuilding iron have been placed by local and Clydeside firms, snd one or two orders for bars and other kinds of manufactured iron have seen booked by Teesdale firms for America. Already the Eose berry steel works have been started at Middlesborongn, the first in the sown in which the Siemens open-hearth system has been used. FLOODS IS SPAM.

reavt a nifert-r Sixty aenesi alrewaied. Madrid. November 1. Since yesterday the principal railroad lines of Arragon, Catalonia and Navarre have been interrupted by gales and floods, chiefly in the valley of the Eoro, where the water has risen several metres above the ordinary level, and destroyed the line between Saragossa and Catalonia for fifteen miles, flooded the valley of Tortosa, carried away houses, mills and bridges, and caused damage of several millions of pesetas In Upper Arragon, near tmeses, the tuver Alexandre invaded several villages, cnt the railway embankments, and carried away an iron bridge at Sarinena. Telegraphic com munication is very irregular to-day, but the Governors of Malaga and Almeria report that the gale extended over the whole of Andalusia, and caused many disasters in tne rural districts.

In the town of Malaga, the River Almanstera mded its valley, and de stroyed forty houses. Sixty persons were drowned. The Lati Cbandler. CnrCAOO, November 1. At an early hottr this morning, crowds began gathering at the Grand Pad tie Hotel, to pay the last tribute of respect to the brave, respected and loved statesman Zacharfah Chandler, special trains bearing many of his friends from Detroit, arrived over the Michigan Central Bailrosd about 8 clock.

The remains had been re moved from the suite where he died to one of the Urge parlors, where they lay in state, snd were viewed by hundreds of friends and admirera. The casket was already boxed fat shipment, and was covered with beautiful aoral designs. I ne race or. aeceasea was expoaeo to view, and the features, although pallid, were as peaceful and natural as in lite. Shortl before 9 o'clock, the re mains were removed to the hearse, and the funeral procession formed.

1 be 1st fiegiraeat marched ahead, preceded by its drum corps then came a cornet band, followed by the 2nd Regiment and Brigade omcers, all in full uniform. Another comet band then the Union Veteran Club, followed by the hearse, which was surrounded by a company of tbe 1st Begiment as a guard of honor. Follow ing the remains were the pall-bearers In carriages; they were John B. Drake, Jetse Spalding, Wm. Aldrich, Geo.

B. Davis, Hiram Barber, ir, Frank W. Palmer, Gen. Beem and Samuel Collier. Then onu De troit friends is carriages, followed by the Young Men's Auxiliary Club and citisens in carriages, with arms trailing, flags folded and bands playing funeral marches, roe pro cession wended Its way solemnly to the depot, where a special train from Detroit was in waiting.

A Chicago special committee of 30, a guard of honor and many of the Senator's particular friends boarded the train, and soon all that remained of Senator Chandler was being borne rapidly towards hi last home. TH2 BECEXT STOO. latasentse aaasaxe to Burnt, N.3., November One of the worst storms ever known passed ovef eastern Nova Scolia on Wednesday, doing immense damage to shipping, public and private property, osrrjing away houses and bridges, and resulting in the loss of several lives. In some places tbe telegraph lines were blown down and mails delayed, so that very meagre reports have as jet reached this city, and the total loss cannot be even ap proximated. The storm raged with terrible fury at and near the Strait of Canso, where a large fleet of fishermen and other schooners had run in for safety, but only to meet with disaster.

At Antigoniah, a tannery and a number of bams were blown down. At Port Hastings a number of buildings were blown away, and many others unroofed. A bouw at Cape Jack, opposite Bastings, was blown away, and a woman instantly killed by flying timbers. At Cariboo Cove, a number of buildings were also blown The sale at St. Peter's, Cape Breton, was felt to be very severe, and several dwellings and bams were destroyed, but no loss of life has been reported.

At Pt. Hawkesbury two dwelling houses and four barns were blown down, besides a large number of buildings damaged. At Ft. Hood several telegraph three bams and a new building were demolished also, at Cariboo, the wharf was destroyed and two hares wrecked. At Guysboro' the gale was fearful; all the wharves were damaged, everything moveable being washed away; three barns and dwellings were destroyed.

A man named Shnck was struck on the head by a falling piece of timber and killed a woman named Flavin was killed, in Canso, by a chimney falling. Her son was also seriously injured. fBTPFISB LOSSX8. The tost to shipping along the eastern shore has probably been the greatest ever experienced, and the loss has been enormous, Halifax insurance office losing nearly The fallowing are the disasters as far aa reported I At Bayfield, schooners Heather, E. W.

Hand, Elia ibtrth Ann, ashore, probably wrecks the schooner E. a. with a load from Boston to Pfotoa the Elisibeth Ann, was partially loaded with cattle lor Newfoundland and the Heather was in ballast and insured in Halifix for $4,000. Uany vessels were driven ashore at Biver Beairgreois, Arichat and Desrousie, but no particulars have been received At Guysboro' the schooners Seamless, Paragon, Hops and British Pearl are ashore. The schooner Freedom, at Fort Hastings, had her stem knocked off and is leaking.

Two large schooners, deeply laden, dragged bom their anchorage one brought up by the telegraph cable, the other was found holding ground. The ichooner Mary Alice dragged her anchorage, and went ashore at Pott Mulgrave. The brig Lauretta had to cut her mainmast sway. Two schooners are ashore at Cone Jack, the other at Cariboo. The schooner Soralate, of Pic ton, west ashore at Bear Island, i ne oarque James put Into Canso with loss of foremost and ntaintopmast.

At Canso the schooners damaged are as fol lows Fama, driven ashore, keel out, full of water Cenala, driven ashore, discharg ing cargo, damsges small Diyspringshera, no damoge; Dusky Lake, ashore, total wreck Viola, ashore, fljated without damage Mist (Ameiican). Webster (American), Jutes. Wild Bose, Fetl ims, all ashore snd badly damaged John Lewis, collided, had been ashore, badly damaged Allan, collided, badly damaged; Maria Catherine, collided, mainmast sprung, vessel badly damaged; Argonaut, collided, and received bad damage A Manor, ashore, light damage Gold Hunter, BAhore, keel gone and redder broken Union, I 'lore Beliance, ashore at Crow Harbor, total wreck; A Crowe, biigrd, full of water Una, bilged Emerald, driven ashore, recked; Mary, ashore at White Haven, btlgdd; mas wave, cargo Dsn, ashore at White Haven, total wreck schooner Laura Belle and another, ashore at White Haven, name ana aunags uns.no Mary, ashore in Glasgow harbor, likely a total wreck Ell- xbetb. total wreck at (liasgow harbor. Three unknown vessels are ashore at the suae place the Sophia Is ashore at Louise harbor Volunteer, ashrxrs, will have to discharge cargo to save vessel three-masted schooner sahore at sr Island.

8 8 Starr reports that sixty sail of vessel took refuge at White Head during tbe gale. A despatch from Canso siys -Hydra and fttfe, at Liecombe, safe Lnra Belle, Boderick HcBae, Volunteer, with coal, whore at Whits Havsn also Il I -e other, names Unknown. No particn-I rs received from Prince Ef ward I -land, but a despatch reports the damage at $60,000. 5iw Tote, November 2 Arrived i 8 8 Cambiia from Hamburg Britannia from Liytroop! trem. Iadon, England's Citimstom to Port'.

all his furniture. is insured in the Dominion Fire and Marine Insurance Company for $1,000 and in the National of Montreal for S500. Phsscott, November 2. Aboutt 11.45 this morning great excitement was caused in the various churches of this place by the sadden and very unexpected alarm of fire, and only by the superhuman efforts of many were the panic-stricken crowd quieted dawn. Cn further enquiry it was discovered that the barn adjoining Mr.

Wells' residence was on fire, and for a time grave fears were entertained that the whole block of palatial residences would be consumed, and only by the superhuman efforts of the fire brigade and others was the fire confined to the one building. Mr. Wells is fully covered by insurance in the Western. Men come In their millions, and thousands and tens, Demandina MACNTVEN CAMERON'S Thev are a treasure. Thay come as a boon ad a blessing to men, xne I'ioawicK, ine uwi, ana un aveney Pen Jnst ont, the Pindoo Pen, Ton-1, 2 an-l 8.

Pol I bv all -tat loners. 6d. n4 la. per Box. Patentees Wacnlven A Cameron, 23 to 33 Blair E-linbnreh Kstd.

1770). Penmakera to Her Mojenty's Jcvernment omces. A (tents A r.vx. Bohtim A Montreal. WANTED, AN EXPEKIENCED NURSE BY OOVRRVrTm 4wfind references, and ona that era gpeatc French correctly, required.

Address to Quebec, 259 FOX 1043. WANTED A PARTNER, WITH S15.000, IN A GOOD IMPORTING BUSINESS. Address Post Office Box 776. TO EENT- THE Premises now occupied by Messrs. AMES, HOLDEN A Co.

over the OA-skits Office. Arrangements could be made to get possession early in 1880. There are three flats, lOOxioO, well lighted, and supplied with steam power. Apply 10 i RICHARD WHITE. TO LET.

Furnished House to let on McGILL COIr LEGE AVENUE immediate possession liven. Apply to Box 1126, Post Office. Montreal, 3rd September, W79. H3 limm BKTiOBiiT, 66 St. Francois Xavlar NOW OPENED.

THE BELL TELEPHONE EXCHANGE Is now In enccessftil Operation and prepared to furbish the Bell Tele-phone AND THE NEW LOUD TRANSMITTER to the public on reasonable terras and griiaran frVrirJCb BrAI.ISIcaCI.lUa. TTavinir connected with our trvffm Vi lead I dc Financial. Mercantile and MAntifW; turing Houses, an well as prominent members of the Legal, fledical and other of tbls citv, we are enabled to offer fabscribers tbe priYi leges of aa extensive Exchange, any member or wnich can be pUoed In direct and INSTANT COMMUNICATION with any other Subscriber In the system. Persons oeslrlng Telephone communication are cordially Invited to call at the BELL TELEPHONE XCHAtGB and examine the simplicity of our srstem, and note tbe snperior power and utility of our Instruments. Central Office 85 ST- FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET.

ISAAC T. H. BEOWN, Manager. November 1st, 1879. nnmlntnn T.lur.-,n, 1 JUIO AKCUM in Canada for the Bell Telepaone.

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CRAWFORD, Italian Warehouse. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. THE ST. LAWRENCE HALL has now been improved for the accommodation of Board -irs for the winter. Additional Heating Apparatus la being pnt In under the superintendence of Mr.

MrrcHtxt, which will be completed by the 1st November, and Which will render the Hall more thoroughly comfortable for families than It has hitherto been. There Is also a Yery convenient Ladles' entrance to the St Lawrence Halt on Craig street. II. PBOPBiroa. THE CONSOLIDATED BANK OW CANADA.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE THAT application will be made to the Parliament of Canada, at Its next Session, for an Act to authorize and make provision Or the winding up of the affairs, of the Consolidated Eank of Canada. By order of the Board, ABBOTT, TAIT, WOTHBR8POON A ABBOTT, Solicitor for the Consolidated Banfc of Canada EXCHANGE BANK OF CANADA. NOTICE. This Bank will RE-OPEN for BTJSI2JES3 on Honday, tne 3rd day of Wo-vember next. T.

CRAH3, Montreal, October, 1ST, 268 NOTICE. GR0CEE3 AXI MANUFACTURERS beware of purchasing any if i stiakb's P4t 8irrl wings from any person not having our written authority, as a p-rty named Cmm-tt re ported to be eelrng ihem without such atrhorttv, nd all person, pan-basing- them after this date will be charged a Royalty TA1U A HATCH, Brsstlord, October 31, 1S7J, PIOB.tBILlTIES. Washtsotoi, November 3, 1 a.m. Lower Lake Begion: Light snow with partly cloudy weather, north-west to south-west winds and nearly stationary temperature, ruicg barometer. E.GL..i.

foaperlal Parliaasewt. Lotmos, November 1. A correspondent says he hears, on good authority, that there IS no reason to expect a dissolution of Parlia ment this year. The weight of opinion seems to be decidedly against the probability of an early dissolution. Sir SttalTwrel irertneitte'a answer.

Sir Btsfford Northcote. Chancellor of the Exchequer, in answering a letter calling at- tion to the distress in Ireland, and suggesting Immediate action by the Government, In pro viding work, says he sympathises with the people, but can only refer them to the Irish incentive. Direct interposition by tne uov- eminent would be open to great abuse. Level Mayan The following Cabinet members will sttend the Lord Mayor's banquet on the 10th instant Lords Beaconafield. Cairns and Silis- hury.

Viscount Cranbrook.eir Stafford Mortn- eote, Mr. Cross, Col. Stanley, Sir if. Hicks rJeacb, Mr. Smith, Viscount Sandon, the iiuse oi Northumberland and Lord John manners, Xbe Canadian Minister.

Sir A. T. Gait has been appointed to the new otnee of Canadian Minister to London. 1BELAXD. tan meet large.

Losoos, November 2. Land meetings were held at Hemey, Gal way and Sligo yesterday. Weatber and the harvest. Lohdos, November 1. It is snowing heavily in Aberdeenshire.

Tne harvest in many of the neighboring districts is not completed. SOCX1X AFKICA. aralr Boeva. LosTJoa, November 2. A despatch from Cape Town says Middfeburg Boers had refused to pay their taxes.

They took forcible possession of some stores, but subsequently paid for them. Basuto made an attack on the British camp, but was repulsed. AIGHASISTIS. Tax collect! ag. Losdox, November 3.

The British are collecting unpaid taxes at Cabal. A plot has been discovered to effect the escape of the Ameer, ana cis gusra nss neen aouDiea. Destruction of the citadel is proceeding. Despatches from Simla says the beleagur-ed British Garrison at Nagan Hills has been relieved. A large quantity of buried treasure has been discovered at Cabal.

Eleven of those accuied of participating in the massacre have been hanged. ShuUrgardaa has been evacuated. lBUtCE. roetal collection. Paris, November Cochery, Minister st the head of the Post and Telegraph Department, is about to introduce another reform.

A bill was recently passed empowering the Post Office Department to collect trade promissory notes, but it had no power to take legal proceedings in case of nonpayment of the bills, which were forwarded to their owners. Mr. Cochery proposes to place that power in the hands of the post office auworities. This reform is expected to quadruple the number of promissory notes and bills confided to the post office for collection. -The number has already attained to Very considerable figures for example, it is estimated that during the first five weeks of the application of the present law, no fewer than 132,000 bills, representing in value nearly 3,000,000 francs, were confided to the postal authorities.

Of this sum they collected about 1,000,000 francs, the remainder being returned to the owners aa unpaid it il maid that if the postal authorities had power to take legal proceedings, nearly all paid bills would probably have been cashed. Many trsdesnven, moreover, hesitate to confide their bills to the Postoffice Bureau in case of non-payment, they loss the time taken up In returning them, the legal delay during which prosecution can be taken. TUisK.fc.x-. BeveSwe Brwdlcate, Tbe Porte has commissioned the Ottoman Bank to form a syndicate of bankers to re ceive all indirect taxes except customs, stir. plus revenue of Cyprus and Western Bon- mania the syndicate's receipts to be applied to payment of bond holders and the remainder pertly to payment of local bankers who made ad varices to the Porte and party to guarantee the new loan.

Tbe Bwlsarlaa Assessblr. Tnsova, November 2. Prince Alexandet ef Butenburg opened the Bulgarian Assembly to-day at Sufi t. T'leoapfcte lIHe lly. November 2.

The BuIgarUa Telegraph Bureau has probibtttd international telegrams In English and Italitn language, French, Bnxfcian and German telegrams being, however, permitted Buumanian and English te'egrams are refused, Unless accompanied by a translation, while all other Enmpesu laagOtgrs are accepted by Boo-manian telegraph ofiliea without tranaUtton. The European Telegraphic Convention scarcely contemplated such a solution of aff drs with regard to the telegraphic use of the English languige, in time of peace espe cially. COlKiL AIA. Tne desk Tm el er. St.

PcTstttguna, November 1. The Gotot says tbe force that was defeated at Geok Tep, August the 29th, consisted of three battalions of infantry, two squadrons of dragoons, two mini at of Cossacks, two totniai of mounted Dagheston irregulars, one mounted battery and one rocket company, under Colonel Dolgeerookoff also three battalions of Infantry, two wtniat of Cossacks and one field battery, under General Count Borch. The Voiot says the affair culminated in an indescribable panic. The percentage of our loss wss enormous and unprecedented Bwrav eane slanilnsr. Puis, November 2.

Sugar canes planted aa an experiment in Argau, in Switaerland, have been harvested, and the results are to reported to a committee of promoter at Mori. 6HEKOE. eaMvtsar of tbe daaebaw of Mspsttes Frostier SvtOUailOSS. At sss, November 1. King George, at the opening of tbe Chamber of Deputies, said that negotiations were progressing between Greece and Turkey, aided by the cooperation of Europe, and were shortly ex pected to be determined favorably.

A peaceful solution would be advantageous, but it wss necessary to maintain the army In aa effective condition, because strength greatly regulates the respect of nations. AUsTssIs-UCMURY. Beatal. Vts.isA, November 2. It Is denied that the Emperor Francis Joseph will visit Berlin.

arviaie festivities. It is expected that in cousequance of floods In Spain tbe marriage festivities of King Aironso and tbe Archduchess Christine, which were to be celebrated throughout Aus tria, will be abandoned. Two Cattle silatrM Pabis, November 1. Cattle claims has re -appeared is Austria. EUYPf, LisaMaUoa scsesse.

Losses, November 1. A Paris correspon dent eays I It is now certain that Austria has refused to sanction the Anglo-French scheme for liquidation of the Egyptian float ing debt. It appears that England had made aa engagement with Austria to abide by her decision in the matter, which produces here much discontent, and distrust in England's intention to abide by the Anglo-French in tervention, tsat obelisk. ALSXASDBiA, novemoer 1. There Is no court of Jurisdiction to sets? the American obelisk, although the Pasha who has charge of the monument urge the French Consul to protest oa the ground that its removal would be a violation of the convention with tbe European Powers, which provides that no Egyptian monument or work of art shall leave the country.

Commander Goringe has hoisted the American flag ever the obelisk, and surrounded it with a guard of policemen from the Consulate. He will resist any at tempt to interfere. Consul-General Farmer will be here on Tuesday. JSKlAtelfJJK. Tke education asexilow.

Paus, November 2 It stated that Mgr. Halvir. Bishop of Bruges, has suggested a com promise of the Belgian education question by tbe priests sgreeing to give religious teaching in commercial schools at hours fixed by theraaelvef, nsv4afbte4as4ats foe Cuba. Madsjs, October Beiuforcements have been ordered to Cuba. Negroci at Santa Vim ea itr.

One or the finest on Montreal Island. (Easy ui access ar. an seasons. No KKSKRVK. Bale at ELKVEN" o'clock.

JOHN J. AUNTOV, 255 suctioner. AUCTION SALE CF WINES. AT f-TK STORES OF Leckie, V.emysi HOSPITAL STREET. Ot FRIDAY.

7th NOVEMBER. The balance of their Stock unsold 9tn Septem- Der, consisting oi Boll 4 Dunlop's GENEVA. Hhds, and Cases Tlomeeq's SU- rlilOtt Cases Graham A Co's." 8UPRRIOR PORTS. Cases ayala A Co's." and Thoreau A flls CH.AYIPAUSE. Caws "Delnhard's" HOCK and MOSELLE.

SUNDRY ARTTCLR9. Sale at TEN o'clock, JOHN J. ARVTON, 281 Auoti ineer. OFFICE FURNITURE. James Wright 32 ST.

ASTOSfiE STREET, ARS PrS SPARED TO EXECUTE ORDERS FOR Wood Carpeting, Office Fnrnllnrs, Church Fnrnltnr AND GEWERA1. JOBBING. STKxsmens and Drawings may be seen at th Onve. TtHTIMATm KT 340 1IIEB INJECTORS. XTS ARB NOW MANUFACTURING INJECTORS of the following well-known American standards never In Canada, Supplying Water to Steam Boiler Of any description Friedman's Injectors, Sellars' Injectors.

The woTstraanshlD la cararoMMd. mnrl these machine are gastfeUiLeetl to give entire KtlaCaoUom at Greatly Reduced Prices. These are not the onlv In. at torn- and Electors antifao tared by as. Robert Mitchell Co'y, Montreal Brass Works.

DRAIK PIPES WITH ALL CONNECTIONS. CEMENT! PORTLAND. ROMAN QUEBEC. ALSO Unseed Oil, Terpentine, and unite ana Bed Lead. roa SALE BI COPLAND McLAEEN, Dor.

SB BY STO A WKLI.rNOTOX 8U HEATING STOVES OF ALL KXND3, JFrom 3.00 Upwards. The Royal Standard Hall Store unsurpassed In eleeanee and convenience In feeding. Mayoe'8 Hot Watr and Ventilating Furnaces, Heating Rooms entlrly by Hot Water. Warranted free from Dust and Gas. General Houso Furnishing Hardware GF.O.

It. fUOWiE, tu sr. James street. Beware of limitations "rptTTJi -cn A J- a-JJJ r. j-x 1 1 ws.

-13- CLEHDIHHEHG'S STOVE ONLT MADE BY HIM. TUB WINDSOR IS THE BKST BALL 8TOVB. NOTE Yon can always get Plates to Repair OLENDINNENG'3 STOVES The Dominion Bolt Co, 127 ST. PETER REAL now solicit and will boik orders at IMantreal for September and October delivery from tke Works In Toronto, of tlialr ifiiniirut.iiri of: iPQUAKE AND HEXAGON NUTS, MACHINE, BRIDGE, KOOF, TRACK AND CAEWAGE BOLTS, BOLT ENDS, COACH SCREWS AJtn WKOUUHT SPIKES. WAlItr, 8TTI.B smd SATISFCTIOJI elTARATEED W.

F. P. GURRIE ntroBTsas of PIG A-lt IRON, Boilerplates Gilvi-ized Iron, CANADA PLATES, TIN PLATES, Boiler Tabes, Chas Tubes. Inot Tin, Rivets, Valued Marble, Ingot Copper, Iron Wire, Roman Cement, AnUmouy, Glass, Canada Content, Sheet line, Palms, Paving Tiles, Ingot Ziao, Fire Clay, Garden Vases, Pig Lead, Tops Dry Red Lead, Fire Bricks, Fountains, Dry White Lead, DriUa Pipes, Patent Encaustic Paving Tiles, xc, KAjrOTAOTTrBSSa OF ofit. Chair and Its" Springe THE CANADA FUEL, Bums Brilliantly far Sixteen Hours.

Can be relighted and burned over again for equal periods with a small addition of frasb fuel will be submitted to any test to saiiafj purchasers. Can be seen burning at 833 St. Mary atreet, Or 80 St. Haarlee atreet. May 3 IfM mmw lu raculatloas tMtaa aJTal rs I Wlulm Mac doaald M-Okll-SlUMU-roM BBOrteBB Fetsomal.

Ottawa, Sovamber 2. Vfi cmtifTins to know that tlw land Tpolicv of the Government has been most Torrlr received la all quarters. It la coa- ldered of soch a character as to enectnaliy revent ny Yankee agents from diverting ttier from Manitoba to the olted States I war lands In Manitoba the land replica tions are Terr popular, and, as a result. large immigration, principally from Great Britain, 18 anticipated next year. It is teamed fnm the department of the Interior, says the Citizen, that natters is tonnectioa with the Indian affair of toe Northwest are progressing satisfactorily, jfhere is some reason to believe that the Siooi are not indisposed to return, to their Wseivatioa in the United States, sit that, on the contrary, there is probability of many of them tnrninjr this fall.

Indian Comniaskmer fewdney is supposed to be at this time in rrsnsal oommnnkation with the chiefs of American refngee Indians on this sab- let. The Government have made necessary ovisions to meet any possible difficulty next nter in me way of scarcity of food among Indians tnroogoont tho territories. The hut special train for Manitoba leaves re on Wednesday next. The tare to Win- peg has advanced from $29.80 to (35.50, king to the action of mads beyond Chicago. lumber of fine horses will be shipped on le above-mentioned train for Manitoba.

Sir S. It. Tilley arrived from Montreal res- crday afternoon. Tee Board of Examiners for the Dominion and Surveyors meets in this city to-morrow fUonday) week. it has been decided that the banquet to John Macdonald will take place in the nk Gymnasium, a large and central boild-' The fact of the new drill shed having fioorrog rendered that building tuunit- Yesterday, being All Saints' Cay, is observed aa a holiday is the de partments.

There were services in the different Boman Catholic Churches. There was no session of the Supreme Court. Mrs. Moore, wif of the lie v. Willitm Koora, Minister of the Bank street Presbyterian Church, died this morning.

A woman rending in A Timer attempted to cut ner throat yesterday, but the timely ar rival of her son prevented the act from being fatal. At a meetins? of students of Ottawa Col. plege, resoiutiona of condolence were passed on tho death of strident named James Dsvine. Copies of the resole Hons have been forwarded to the family of deceased. It has been decided, for the purpose of the Scott Temperance Act, that Osgoode and Lwssrer are in the County of Carleton.

A sett mortem examination, wss held yes- jterdsy oa the body of Elsie Armstrong, cook the Lnios Moose, when It was found that ieata had resulted from abortion procured herself. From letters discovered in the of deceased it was evident she wasrn- with a party in Osnawa, said to be a ommercral traveller. The nnfortonate had a house and lot in the crtv. and had Revived nearly $400 in wages bet a short imasgo. The inquest is adjourned until rhnraday next.

The Governor-General attended the sports If the Princess Looiae Dragoon Guards jes-lerday at the Exhibition Grounds. Sir John A. Macdonald returned to the city ester day. Q0EBE3. 'en I rials Bellamy Pavwaaal.

Qtmse, November 1. Mz. A. W. Frra, an English gentleman who Vme oat by the last English steamer, cont ains that he was robbed of 45 sovereigns by hack man who had driven hint around the tv.

This being the feast of All Saints and a i holiday, all the public offices, banking istitutiona and private boaineas establish cnt a were closed. crowds olwor- ippers attended Divine service in the gilcan and Somas Catholic Churches. T. B. Eawson, Esq Auditor of the Grand itauway, is in town, in connection th important easiness of the Company.

Wat. Smith, Esq, Deputy hunister of and Fisheries, is in town in eianec- a with the loss of the steamship Quebec. raOK T0K0HT0. itesUawal swawwfaetsrrwchsugaioneav. rm oar.

ToaosTO, November I. he Agricultural Implement Association was organised here yes-ay evening, with James Koxon, of Inger-, as President. Peter Patterson, 1IJ.P, ie-Preaiden and F. T. Frost- Smith's Secretary-Treasurer.

The Asaocie-'i objects are to promote good feeling bng jaanTtfsrtnrere by advice and consul- as to approved methods ot manutac- ng, te improve the quality and reduce cost of fanning implements, and to sys-atise the business of manufacturing and hag, so as to supply the tanner with goods he lowest poambie price. he new fresoyterian unnrcn at rarsaaie opened for public worship to-day. bow has been falling all day, and to-night weather Is stormy and cold. COHDUSSED TELEGSAM3-ONTAEIO. November 1.

Mrs. Cluxton, of w. Cluxton, Esq, one of the oldest rboro merchants, was spending last eveu- with her daughter at the hease of Dr. and. On leaving about 10 p.

m. she bed on tbe sidewalk, falling heavily, and king the hack of her farad. She never ka alter, ana enly lived short time. pnAavrua, November I. The writ ior tketien of a member to represent West am in tbe Commons, in place of H.

W. resigned, has bees received. The nom- ton takes placs on the 17th instant, and lection on the 34 in. iLLSvna, November 1 be working of the Uatnng gold mine are ressisg very satisfactorily. The furnace arsenic condensing chambers will be leted this evening.and the company has kl hoisting and pumping works to the la trial of Lola Ellis, on the charge of enng Mcxntyre, will take place onday.

bseruB, 2. lonaioeranie kities of pbosphatai are cosing into the fom the back country; it is oommacd- ood prices. On account of the inaction le mill here, caosed by a change in the her of gricding, It Is shipped In its crude to ChicaffO ard Montreal. hterdav afternoon the funeral of the late Minnts, City Collector, occurred. Iscox November 1.

A disease, locally In as black tongue, but which is pro- very violent form of diphtheria, has fcred the section of tne county sur er this city. During the past month tWm. Weatberel, of London township. but fivo members of his family by the tr, three sons and two daughters, and aughters are down with is. Several are also reported from i-ooo ana west ima The disease has bam id all the of medical art.

Tbe symptoms are severe pain in the stomach, gradually Hina. accompanied by vomiting, and death, which is attonasa witn great the tongue assumes black color. fear Is felt regarding it, and the medical are in consultation. NEW BHCN3WICK. 3 la Jom.

November a. The Belief 8- last month had 413 applioations for nee of these, 208 were granted, and mainder found unworthy, trge shipment of cattle will be made on th iiwtaot by Messrs. McDonald, JCeefe iaxr to England. ustoms soznre was made on the Maine oa Thursday of a lot of groceries and V- VarSCK EDWABD ISLAND. Lobs, S.B November I.

The loss by Icrncane of last week, in Prince Ed- Island, estimated at $00,000. N0TA 8C0TIA. November 1. The writ for the In of a member for the Provincial Loire from Halifax county has been is- inominatioa on the 13th, polling on the A Uueral Conservative convention held in a few days to nominate a can. No Opposition candidate hag been P.

ng the sifting of the Supreme Court at ilte last week, an amusing case occur- appears that the Court adjourned tor Mr. Otto Weeks, who had been OD- to a Kontville attorney in an impor-ttook advantage of his proximity opponent, caused by crowding at the aae some violent language. Judge overheating the remark, understood the Bench and not the Bar that was to Ud, so fined Mr. Weeks $10 or to be tttd. Mr.

Weeks accompanied the beriff to the il sad forthwith de- I his release, as the learned judge had jrnated the time for him to occupy s-iments plaerd at his disposal. Sher (well, however, collected the floe an. k-st. Oa being restored to liberty, kc b-oaght as action for $3,000 dale raise imprisonment sgainst his h.x, November George vced SS, for the past 83 years miaatef laUbx Gas Works, dU4 tc-day, Ms Kiys wvnaun. On Wednesday, Nov.

5th. The Rabseribar. are Vir xrra RODNEY (who is leaving for Ireland) to sell hi nor resiaeuce, Ko. 272 ST. ANTOINE STREET, all the very neat Household Furniture and jo.

fleets, eonsisung in part as above. Sale at TEN o'clock. M. BICES A 262 Auctioneers. ftitms' Royal Canadian Insurance Co, All descriptions of BUka aeoeated by tbi uoaapany on favorable terms.

Marine losses repaired. aayable In London when I at. Jamea sjtneai MONTKZAI, A. W. OGILVTE, M.

P. President RICHARD WHITE, 1st Vice-President. G. M. KLNGHORN, 2nd Vice-President.

DIRCCTOKB. W. W. TnrnbnU, St. Hon.

G. Baby. John. N. B.

8. H. wlng. McCaUum, James Wortbington. T.

R. Wood, Toronto. W. Donobue. John Taylor, London.

James Oorlstlne. Head Office i 1S4 St. J.ine Street. HEIBT Lie Secretary. Agents throughout the Dominion.

68 Rem mm co OF ENGLAND. CAPITAL S10.000.0C0 LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS UNLIiHITftD. FUNDS INVESTED $18,000,005 Fire Insurances accepted on the most favor. able terms. Life boaineas transacted in all It branch as.

N. H. ACLTf I ChleT W. TATLIT. (Annta.

BRITISH AMERICA FIRE AND MARINE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Incorporated 1883, ASSETS SI.IOO.876! ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF PROPERTY Insured against Fire and Perils of Jiavl- gauon, at eurreni rale. ocean raiiclas (Sngland) en i Ocean Policies made payable In London i reoutred. M. H.

AULT, Agents for Prov. W. TATLET, oldnebee. COMMERCIAL UNION A8UliANCE COMP'T OF L0HD0N, ENGLAND. FIBK AXOLirE.

No. 64 St Francois Xavier St, CORNER OY HOSPITAL STREET. FJEtlSD. COLE, Jnne 21. ug REMOVAL.

HAVCJO REMOVBD his place of business to those desirable premises, Ho. 1 BEAVER HHl SQUARE, The Subscriber respectfully calls attention to his large aloes oX StclBWAT, Chickering, Becker Cikbler snd Kiaeraosi PIsUism, And." uls varied assortment of the world-renowned MasGn 4 KamUii Cabinet Crgans. Allthsaborelnstrnments are now offered REDUCED PKIOEi and on most favorasie arms. PIANOS FOR HIRS as tanal at all prioea, Tunlnaa, Removals. Repair.

Carefnllydonebyezperleneed workmen, and all orders for same per post will receive lm mediate attention. JOSEPH GOULD. THE CELEBRATED NEW YORK WEBER Hallm, Davis, Vosg Sojjj and J. P. Halb PIANOS, and the hieWv prised Gbo.

Woods and Nw Exulaxd 0RQAN3 now sold by us at a tmall advaM an the cost of importation. Send for Catalogues to tbe Sew York Plana Co'jr, is: St. James street MONTREmL. Hr01d 'Ptanrm taken tn exchaz.se,, and fH value allowed. A large number oaT Ueeond-hand Flauos.

repaired and made almoet aa good fta new, fur aaleat a bargain. Tuning and Repairing done In the beat manner ana on tbe aUarteat notloe. Planoe hired by the month or quarter, stored, packed or removed on the msst llbertu terms. Apply aa aoove. GODFEOI OHArLEAUt OominionlglsMSafe Works Barglar.

Proof and Flro and BBrglaoProof Safes. SILVER MEDAL AT TH CENTEMNIAIi FIRST PRIZB at tki PROVIN'CIAIi EXHIBITION of 1S73, Montreal. FIRST PRIZB at the EXHIBITION Philadstlphia, 1S7S. rKOVINUlAlj EXHIBITION ot 1875, Ottawa. JTRST PRIZK, BRONZE MEDAL and DIPLOMA Provin-lal Exhibition, Qnebeo, lfT7.

Orrloa 330 Lawrence Street. Works Corner of Ontario and St. Charles Borrommsa eltraet, Montreal. 120 Slate Hoofing, Gravel Eoofing, Metal Eoofing. Repairs Promptly Attended to.

INSUBANCatll W. E. BHAW, 2S2 A uctloneer. Richelieu Gn'a-io Wavlja'lon Ca'y, CIIAISJGK OF TIME. ra AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT, ine orn prox.

tne Riunien ior uehku will IP8VB laL BIX O'CIOCK UBLetM Of MVSD, aa at present. Commenclnsr on TTTRDW npf. fn 4ih ihe steamer CtfAtofiLY will leave at one o'clock p.m Instead of two o'o oclc. aa at ClOaaasMii. J.

B. LA.MERE, ALEX. MIL LOT, General Manager. Trame Manager, Montreal, Slat October, 1879. atiO Richelieu Ontario Navigation Ca'y.

EUMMEB AEEAJf GE MEHTS. is The Steamers of this Company between Montreal and Quebec At Plf KECH7I.AKI.T AS CRDEK: The Montreal" on Mondays. Wedneniitva ana -m muu ui. ueoeo on 1 days, Thursdays and Snturdays, at SIX o'e ook p. in.

from Montreal. Steamers from Montreal to Hamilton eonnectlne; at Toronto with the steamers for Niagara Falls and Buffalo, and with railways for all points west, will leave for the present as follows "Corslcan" Mondays, Algerian" Wednesdave. snarian" Friifn un fmm th Canal Basin, at i a.m.. and Laehlne on the arrival of the train leavtni Bonaventnre Station at noon, and Cotean landlnson of train leavtns Montreal atfi am. Steamer Bohemian," Capt.

J. Rankin, for Cornwall every Tuesday and Friday, at 12.00 uv in, Hum nwm jMttiu, ua ijasauis on ar rival of the o'clock train. Bteemer Trols Rivieres," Cant. J. Duval, wves for Three Rivers every Tuesday and ridaT at 1 p.m.

eonnectlns- at Borel with steamer SoreL" for St. FraQoois and Tam-aaka. Steamer "Berthler." Cant. TT. Rnv.

1mm. for Berthler every MONDAY at ra TUESDAYS at 1 p.m., and THTJRSD A Ys and SATURDAYS at 3 D.m.. flnnnM-tlnt at Tnn. rale with Railway for Jollette. Steamer Chambly," Capt.

Frs. Lamonr-enx. leaves for Chamhly every Tuesday and Friday, eonneet.ins at TAnoraie with the ears for Jollette at One o'clock p. Steamer Terrebonne," Captain La force, eaves dally (Sundays excepted), for Boucher- vlile, Varennes, Boot de L'isie and L'Assomp- Ticket Offices, where Stats rooms eaa be aa. cured, from R.

A. Dickson. 133 St James street, and at the Ticket Office, Richelieu Pier, foot Jacques Cartler Square, and at the Freight Office, Canal Basin. J. B.

LAMERE, ALEX. MILLOY, Gen'l Maaafrer. Traffic Manager. General OfPees 238 Bt. Paul street.

Montreal, Jane Hb, 137. 17 Ottawa Rivsr Havfgalion To' Ai FALL AERAGEyKT. AFTER SATURDA ISth instant, the DAILY STEAMh.RS between Mon treal and Ottawa will be WITHDRAWN. The Market Steamer PRINCESS will make Her Regular Market Trips as usual, and two extra trips besides. on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS between MONTREAL and CARILLON, returnlnf same days.

The PRIKCE33 upward TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS', will connect at Laehlne with 7.15 a.m. Train from Montreal. Freight for all points on the Ot'awa RECEIVED DAILY at 87 Common street. Canal Basin. SHEPHERD, 13 President 879 Ferry Service Between Longuauil and Montreal, From a.

m. to 8.30 p. m. TTntil rnrther tintlMi th. Lonueall and Montreal will be.

as far aa practicable, as follow; From Lomgmuil Faot cf tkt Cumnt (oa From LonrnenU T. 8. 8. 9. la.

il a. noon, 1, 2, 4, 5, Si, 6, and 7 p. m. From Foot of the Current 5, 44. TJ.

S) 91 prnf l' SI. From IxiiciieQU--. a. l. a Mri real Loumuuil to Jacmun Cartier Wharf mr day (Suaiays I an.) From Lonsnenll a.

m. Frpm JacQiies CarUer Wharf-81 p. m. October 112th, iwa. THE ROCK DRILL Best Steel FOR STEAM DRILLS, Daalln, Dyuumlte, BaUerKs, stcc, RAILWAY COTRAOTO! OSNSR AX BUM-LI S3.

44 Foundllnir Street, MDNTKCAU MACHINE OILS roca tmx pkizes AHO TUB GOLD ME DAL Awarded GEO ROY B. HTO5K'S MACHIXK OIl. a. llrfuot Iron Plauer ran seven days with oneolllns at the Hall Works, Oshawa, Ont. self-otter or patent rup nsed.

Halifax. Wears using Htoek's Kxtra Ma ehtue Otl ou onr Flour Mills and otaier machinery at Bedford basin, and also lu our Bakery here, and Hud it better than olive or lard oils, and a great deal cheaper. SOI NO.1 CO. J. A.

WTLKE Aent for Provines'of ana bee. No. ill St. Pau. straet, Mont NOTICE.

-ik-FOUNDRY AND WORKSHOPS. OASTIAQ DIUT, H. R. IVES XNi-AV AND VERY ELEGANT PATTERNS or Bronzed and Crystal Uasailer Settees, Tables and Stools, FOB GARDENS, SEW DESIGNS Union Water I'etre Co's Metre OHAMTELOUP'S mf I In Siore, ci 1 I well-known fi IV i' AI.ITY In Siore, cast of make, SUPERIOR i for TlhllJt Witt- xjcnixEsr, spm.yo, nss and L. I.

If pi i fi 1 200 5600 600 yds. Jrds. yds. Totsi Corp S9 ii 17 7J 4 -orp CUrrie 25 a) 22 67 Pte Hoss 112 14 6 41 PteW Courtney 23 16 11 60 bergtG 22 ii 30 65 iol 78 296 No. 6 COXPAST, 1ST (P.

OV RIFLES. SOD SCO 600 yds. yds. yds. Total.

Pte A Ross 20 17 19 62 PteJRcdger 21 18 15 CI Pte 31 1 Ill 83 ti 9 ttenhouse 28 14 17 69 neaorr 18 22 13 6l 124 81 88 291 No. CoJtFAXI, 5TH CSILtERS. S00 600 600 yds, yds. yds. Total.

PtaJR-Wynne 25 at 2 58 Pte Patieraon 24 11 8 44 A Patterson 25 28 4 52 Pte IMlrymple 19 16 0 86 Pte Clark 23 21 16 64 118 99 81 348 PeOEiTRIANlSX. TosoxTO, November 1. At 11 o'clock this morning the score in the walking match stood Crosslaod. 233 Dobler, 221 Ed. ards, 217.

Such heel-and-toe walking as Cropland's was never before seen in Canada. Tokosto, November 2. The 76 hoar walking match closed last night. The win ner, Crossland, scored 263 miles by equare heel and roe walking, Dobler made 254 miles and Edwards 245. ATULBTIlS.

Tobohto, November 3. A fraud was perpe trated on the large ao-llence that assembled at the Royal Opera House on Saturday to witness the wrestlins; match between D. C. Boss and Thos. Lynch.

Tbe Irish champion failed to turn up, but a heavy weight. said to hail from Bunalo, was palmed off on the audience as the veritable Lynch himself. The impostor was no match for Boss, who allowed himself to be thrown twice out of Bre times to make tbe contest appear inter esting. Tint being aware of the imposition, the audience left at the close deluded with the idea that they had seen an exciting contest, snd rejoicing that the Scotch athlete had so easily overcome the Irish tiger. AQUATIC.

Tosohto, Ont November 1. The follow ing bs this night been telegraphed to the rlew Tors Btraii from Hanl-tni I have to request you will contradict tbe statements made by your correspondents In Toronto, as telegraphed to yon on 28th ult. from here, and appearing in your issue of the followiug day, the whole being fabulous, inasmuch as I have never been interviewed to my Knowledge by any ot your correspondents since I was at Mayville. Furthermore, the whole as stated is a tissue of untruths. Trusting to your good sense of justice in the immediate publication of this, I am your obedient servant (sighed,) Edward nlao.

l-'l reus. Kapakxs, November a. About 10 o'clock 8turday night the barns of Mr. Mooney, in North Fredricksburg, was consumed by fire. The barn contained 1,300 bushels of barley, a span of horses, a lumber wsggon, so, which were all consumed loss about $1, 600, insured for $1,000.

Cause of fire unknown. On Thursday night the barns, sheds and dry ing bouse ot air. Ulncn, rostmaster, 5th concession of Camden, were consumed by fire. with the season's crop of grain, fanning implements, 1 horses snd IS besd of cattle loss about $4,000, insnred in the London Mutual for $1,000. On tbe same night the barn and sheds of David Bell, of jtewburg, in the 6th concession of Camden, were bnrned, with about S00 bushels of grain no insurance origin of fires unknown.

The hop drying house of Geo. Demerest, of Tyendinsga, was consumed by fire on baturday night the house contained a large quantity of. Me. Loss about $500. Mr.

Demerest had a man named Kmpey arrested on suspicion of filing the buildiug, aud he is now in the police station awaiting his examination, Which wU inks place to-morrow. Oeahsstills, Ont, November 1 At one o'clock tois morning flunes were discovert issuing from the lowr portion of the build, ing of the Dufferin Bouse, kept by Joseph Duffy, of this ton Tbe water works were soon in operation, but th fire was not extinguished till tbe whole contents were oon-lUfflcd, Tbs baUding belong to Tboau VALUABLE PiA(03 FOB SALE AT We have on sale now about a dozen GOOD nrc NO PI taken in exchange for New York Wet-r and O'her Pianos, wbteli hav reen put in thoiongh KOtjd order, art-t are really go InstrameDts. We will s--U these eap to partes aob.e to pay ior aa expensive Instrument Apply to NEW PlAJfO 8 ot, James street, October 31, jft) PATENTS Canaitlan Fctccltsaietie OTTAWA, ftv cr wHATUi, JOSEPH JAUE3 cor. jcRAxa ax. artqish bxs.

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