The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 1

WtATIPEGr, MANITOBA, CANADA, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 14, 1890. KO. 40. 1 IWhat iTh Tr Tec WANT TO VENT A HOOML WAST A nonst, want a mtcaYiox, wast A SXBTAXT. WAT TO ItU AftTTHTSO, OR WAST TO CT AKTTHWO.

WAXT TO USD ssohetoiso ion, wast to ratsT booms oe OrfKM, WAKT Mil OT AST K1SD, WAST jotm erauiBM to rn-wrm. AbvrRnxr. it THE DAILY TRIBUNIi ADTERTItMEfTiT All. WAW AbrtKTIEJIUm OF THIKTT TRIBUNE at tub rorruft rwci or 25 C-STS EACH ISKgRTlOS, Oh SI 25 A S. A.

RCW80THAM A Be! Batata Agents, No. 450 Main 8 treat. oppocte Poatofflo. Conn WILL BUY A VKP.Y KIKE I IT IM on Carey street, rut frontage. Thla Isebargala.

8 A. kowbotham H.UJ..O0 Main street Qf- WILL riUY A COT-00)U riu :4 lot on Gomel street; cot-laa-ehasflveraaets and makes a very desirable prooftr! worth boot JJMt: tut cheap S. A. street. Q'Js A BUY A CHOICE LOT ON' Maria avenue, WnLW.

Trrmi, t-SO cdJW wi month. Adjoining lots hrld at t-TO. a. A. Kawbothsm ft jjQ Main et.

VEKY CHOICE CORKER LOT OS ST. Mary's Hudson's liar tnmt; very central poaHJou; will be sold cheap this monta. Apply to 8. A. UowboUam a.

jja Main at. QOftftCABU AND INSTALMENTS OF 0VJ 1 111 a iuobUi will bay a comfortable nine bmue and tot on Kenn-dr street, west fL wilt vert for tli a month, no that the caih payment of ta really boys the property. Apuly to 8. A. ltowbolbam 450 street.

IQUNE3 A. CO Bead Estate Loan and Financial Agents. 421 Main Street pOTTAOK-nVE WARM AND welMnlaheo, on Cary street Will be sold cheap and on easy terms. TTOUSEs ron SALK-MABY STREET, cornrf LUly tret and Alexander, Jiert' $IWaUtet' ",740: TTERXTS A CHANCE FOR EPECULA-AA tio. will buy 210 acres of Class I land, partly wooled, only three miles from a nation on C.

1. B. TMPXIOYKD 7ARM. 'JM ACRES, ON AS. A slnlbolne rirer.

within four miles of three railroad stations. Good buildings, and about acres of wool. Kasy terms. A ACRES, RIVER FRONT, i MILES cmly ll.ooi 2aySrint onUlde dt' Ulnlt. "A AIIKKT GARDENS AND VARUS TO AJA rent Vacant lota from 2i BO.

OUnei at Co, Real Estate A gen to. 421 Main Street. C.RPUTHER3 DROCK, Beol Ratata Brokers and Aventa, Also Ao-enta for J. a J. TayiorB Safe ana Vault Doors.

Q-f Kft CASH AND MONTHLY PAY-O 07 nairrsof (10 will buy a large corner loton A lei and er atrect. Apply to Carrutbers tt Brock. Q1 Aa CASI1 MONTHLY MKfTS of fli wlli bny a story frame honae on Isabel street. Apply to Car rntbers at Uror.k. Qinn CASH ANft MONTHLY pay-OlUU atMTiof tll50 will bnya tory frame dwelline cn William street.

Apply to Carrothers at Urock. rjREAT RARQATNS IN REAL EST ATS VX can be scoured from ns on the instalment plan. Call on or write to before inreaUng. Carrnthers te Biock, ia Main street. CHAMBRE, GF.UNDY CO.

WeeUr IAst of Banraloa In Estate, 348 Main 8u Telephone GOB. TT0U6E3 -DONALD AND KENNEDY AX itroeta Brick: larce lots; cheap. Young; atreet Nest rattase and SOoot lot: onlr S40Q. i frond street Cottatre and 6S-footlot: W9. Adelaide street Two-storey frame; IIOOO.

Cottage and lot near Iraffcrin parh tiSO. McWUliam street 1300. Kaat of Main Two-storey douched frame; KC(k. Cbambre, Urucdy Co. JU1LDINQ LOTS PORTAGE ATKNOK; 13 cheap.

Kennedy street 40-foct; J0O. lialmoral-JVO "urbjr-Kca. Gertie and Mo-Dcrmott-4U0 each. Cham ore, Urnndy Co. TfTOR RENT A BOUD BRtCK 1I0US1I.

A nicely sira-tnA, wi 1.0 acres land, one mile from postoMor; also other houses in dif-fcrmt parts of the tlty. from Wup. Cbambre, Orundy Co. 1I PiR CENT. NET INTEREST ON J.

2 ths inTcstmen; solid iinp-oved properties. Send for netcrlpUTe list to Cbambre, Grundy Co SU. Mala street. W.NNIPE3 WESTERN REAL. ESTATE AND MINING EXCHANGE.

2110a Dacker. 613 Main Btreet. Telephone S98. A CHOICE QUARTER 8ECTION WITH JV 00 acres new breakinr, ready for ctod, close to railway, ecbosl and post ofSce; 2U0 cash: Wasco of (TOO to suit purchaser. a inn WILL BUY A LARGE LOT WITH li housa and good new stable; north a of til'.

rented and paylns; orer li per oen. ciean terms easy. Call at once and secure a If bargain. I TTOR BARQAINS IS CITY PROPERTIES of all Uoda farms la the rlciniti of jvia-B nipeg or throughout the pronnoa, call cn Jllia Docker. Ut Main street.

I FOR SM.E II Br dotty Cross, Rail S-tota. IH tt( ACRES. MILKS FROM POST- II II I offles; new frame house. 90Cft. latlied II and pAstered: frame stable, ttrfl.

at Ingle roof; fine hay swamp of KM acres, baance good, 1 arable land: arrfs broken. rcres fenced with wire; good well. This deeirable farm can be hat for easy terms. I 1 1 A. FEKT, CORNER JEMIMA AND 1 1 1 KT.ro streeta.

llst bargain la the taty to-day. riUR NEW LIST OK LANDS FOR 1SS0 IS now in the publlier' hands and will mon be out. Send for one Crotty Cross, iteaa Ks-ats AgrnU. Na Market street east. REAL ESTATE.

1 LANDS AND CITY LOTS FOR A. tale. Manitoba Real Estate Co. Lsnaing LewK Manager. 1 a JU NEILBON Jt CO.

REAL ESTATE Areata All kladsct city and farm prop- TB crtyfsraale. 4S1 Main street T. BROWN, RVAL ESTATE AGENT 100.000 sens of land for tale; estate managed and funds laTested. Rooms 4 atd 4, lei Main street HOTELS. rrtHK QUESN1 HOTEL THB PALACE A Hotel of the Northwest.

as. O'Connor. I prcprletor. -jB fTBE BKLLEVUE BOTlfU OVEN i. opposite Poet 03W: newly refitted and furnirbed throuihout.

John Scully, prop. I fi-RAND UNTON HOTEL. CORNER OF VT Prlneers and Ross streets: chcarest and most commodious In do; hatha, etc, also free bun, M. Gerries proprietor. AVUFLAN HOUSE THE BES AND cheapest family bitel In Winnipeg.

Every conTenleee, Krerr comforL Good table, moderate efcarrta aTid clo-e to he rail-wayataHon. C. llarvcy lrorrttor. TJOTEL BRUNSWICK. CORNER MAIN JtL and Rupert streets First-class in jti i espsct: re-furnished and re-fltted; sood tabje; id rooms; SneU liquors and dgari.

Mo- Lartn Bros proprictora. YIW DOUGLASS HOUSE VISING t' IN Kskb. proprietors. Main street, inn peg. popular hotel is ia the best Waen porUon of the city, baa been recently ret urniatied.

and Is one ef the moat comfortable la Winaiscc: baths and clo-rU on each floor. ateafloto flper day: special rates to fam-tnea. A. li. Mogrtdge.

Manager. DENTAL. A. IIARVIE. DENTIST, i afAIK J.

street. Winnipeg, orer Bost Oottung store. Vital sed air and nlUous oxide gas tor psinless extraction. -r-vjl DALGLSISH, EURO OX-DKVTI3T, XJ New York graduate. Nlaoa oxide iru ciren for rainless extraction.

Offlce orer 171 SlhaaVreeL Hours-Day and aight. ARCH1TECTS. TTrgK BROWNE. Na 11 DONALDSON VT Illock. Main street TTUGH McCOWAN.

HCTIll; Block, corner of Princess ana lSTpi" estat" J-MONEY TO LOAN. 'fONEY TO LOIN. REPAYABLE IN arrangements mad; with biadlSSerate lull gage Icrettmeat Co- Lansing Lewis, Man aer. s--flassSs WANTS. TnZVZ U.

lhi POP ntdtumor alt WAD rBYANT APPLY 10 MRS. MeEcan. 86 llargrare street. W-ANTED-GOOD GENERAL 8EBVAST girt. Aptly at 41 Jrmlma street.

7ANTED-A NUMBER OF GOOD SMART boys to sell the Daut Tb.bctcb. WANTID-SMiRT BOYS. APPLY AT 1L Hackle. Bona PriaUrs. Si Lom-bardat.

WANTED AT ONCE EXPERIENCED forwarler for bindery. Apply to U. IK Kk'iardson. Ur ANTED A FIRST-CLASS SERVANT. Apply to Mrs, llryce, AsslniUnna street, foot of H-rgraTe.

tr ANTED A COOD SECOND nAND letter press-letur slie. Address with price. P. O. box m.

I OUsEKEKPER WANTED FOR w7f a- owta with one child 4 years old. Address Home, Box ti, Tribune Offlce. WANTED-A YOUSO GIRL TO IK) GEN- niuL housework. Apply at 4M Mala street, Fowler'sjswelry store. TTTANTED GENRAL 8ERVANT.

EX-f ruucxrcD, for family of two. Apply la Horning at 18 Hsrgrare street. WANTED-A 8ECOND HAND 8NIDER rifle. Mu-t be In good order and cheap. Apply to "Rifle" P.O.

Box IIS. City. niAILOHS Mr ANTED T.l WORK BY THE A week; steady job to the right men. C. Yeo, Bpenccr Block, Portage arenue.

WAN TED GENERAL SERVANT: MUST be a good washer and irooer, and know how to do plain otokirg. Apply to Mrs. Peck. Lilly St. VN EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER desires a situation, either city or country.

First-class references. Apply to Box 1L Tribune offlre. WANTED A GOOD INSTRUCTOR ON the banjo; state and when avallabte. WAJi, Box 10, Tiibane offlce. WANTED-GENERaLSERVANT.

MUST be good cook; good wagea. Keferenona required. Apply before 3 p. to. or after 7 p.m.

to Mra Holloway, 87 Kennedy street. GENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN il and Tillage ia the province; also canvassers for the city: male cr ferns. Parker's Steam Dying and Cleaning Establishment, CS Portage Avenue. ATT ANTED A 0 KNTS IN EVERY DI3- TttiCT In Manitoba to canTass for sob-srribers to The Weekly Tkibukc. the nooples' naoir.

Addreas The Tribune Publishing Co ANTED FURNISHED ROOM WITH good board, by a young man; private family preferred: close to IL a Ca'e store. Address Bex 0. Tribune office. sUtisg terms, location, etc. WANTED TO PURCHASE -A GOOD i quarter or half -tectlen of land within six miles cf Winnipeg.

Must be In good shape (If broker), free from alkali end a bargain, Ad-dVets box ItSl. Winnipeg P. O. WANTED CHAMBERMAID. LAUND nurse, lady help, two dining-rocm girls, several teachcis, a general servants; also a chore boy who cm milk.

Aoply immediately at A. Vlm peril" Lendicg Library, 630 Mais street. TEACHER WANTED FOR PRIKCESS School District No. 110; male cr finale xale preferred); holding third clasi certificate; term, seven montha commeuclrg April let, IKMl A poy. stating salary, qualtneations, etc to K.

A. E-Ls Sec. Trees Prinoees, Mn. TVAVTED IMMEDIATELY CENERAL servant to no 65 miles tonth for family of three: one tfwodi gin for city; one Ice landio girl for dty; one for amull family, light work; also many otheiettualions vacant. Apply at A.

Wimperia. Stallone-, 630 Main street, Winnipeg. WANTED -IMMEDIATELY FRENCH-speak H- general servant, three email R'rls for litrl.t work, chambernuid 1-undress parlormaid, nurse lsdy help, two dining room rlx. general servant, good cook for private bouse, wages, per month; and toy for farm-Apply at A. Wimpcris' Lendirg Library, 630 Main street.

Winnipeg, Man. HR0PERTIE3 FOR SVE. BALK -CHEAP -A VKY HAND eoMK briclcreneered resldrnud and good frame stable, situated on a lot 9 fi it frontage; ten minutes' walk from poatoClcef bouse cost 810,003 to erect: well flnlsled. WAREHOUSE FOR SALE-SOLID BRICK The most p-spnlar wateheuse In the city; well heated; laratorief: heists snd all modern conxenieocot; ato tnvitnicnu BRICK -VENEER COTTAGE OF SIX rooms: lot: cheap; rented well and always occupied. DOUBLE BRTCK VENEER DWELLING in Hudson's lliy reserve; veil tint hed and very convericnt; built for owner's occupation, not for renting purposes: large lot.

1 OK EEET FRONTAGE BY 100 DEPTH; L0 frontage on Water street snd Notre Dame cast, opposite Northern Pacific station. IrIRST-CLASS FRAME DWELLING AND etablr. planked yard; 60-foot lot; on Garry ttree'; nice rssidence in good locality. rv FOOT LOT ON MAIN STREET. NEAR Oil Northern Pacific Hotel.

t)l) FEKT NOTRE DAME STREET WEST, ri adjoining Queen's Hotel. I7RAMR STORE OR OFFICE ON MAIN street, sear Banna' joe; lease of lot can be given for oae or two years. OTHER GOOD HOUSES AND LOTS IN Tarioua parts of the city. OOME GOOD FARMS IN VARIOUS PARTS of the province. E.

KERR. Aokxt, 4U Main Street. LEGAL. AnviAN DODGE. BARRISTERS, SO- UcitoTfi.

WOj Mclntyrs block. Main street. IL Vivian. R. W.

Dodge. OUGH CAMPBELL, BARRISTERS, Attorneys, etc. Omces-Room li Mclu-tyre block, liaao Campbell, J. Stanley Hough. DAVIS THOMSON.

BARRISTERS, attnrteys, etc Mclntyre block, 416 Mai a street, WintJpeg. Ohett Davis M. MILLS ELLIOTT, BARRISTERS. AT-TORKE1 a. Solicitors, etc.

Offices, No. 387 Mala street, over Union Bank of Canada, U. G. Mills. U.

A. Elliott. XAMPBELLS: CRAWFORD BARRISTERS etc, Office Bannatyne block. 387 Main street. Ooltr H.

Campbell, Horace E. Crawford. Telephone No. isL i CGENT It JAMESON. BARRISTERS.

AttORwyt. Solicitors, Notariea etc over I Winnip Drug opposite the postoffloe. Franks Nugent. R.W. Jameson.

MUNRa WEST MATHFRS. BARRIS-TtRS Attorneys, etc. Offices, cor. Main and Market streets, entrance i Market street fast. Q.F.

alunro. O.U.West T.G. Mathers. Telephone 30ti. HOWDEN HOWDEN, BARRISTERS.

Solicitors. Notaries PubU-. WUnlpcg. Man. Offlce.

9 Main street, James Block. I cor. Main and Market street. Telephone i66. Alex.

Howden. J. U. Howden. FOR RENT.

VTTCES AND BOOMS TO LET IN THE Itowaad block coreer Main and Portage avenue, heated by steam. Aptly to It-IL Haywnrd. over the Bank of MonueaL TO LET SINGLE ROOMS. DOUBLE rooms and suites of moms: hot water heating; lavatories on each Boor: IncandesOCTt light and all modem ewvtTiiences. in Confederation Lire Biock Bwnrs' Block, which has just undergone extensive repairs swi Im-provementa.

Apply Chas. K. Kerr, 4j Main street. SALE- TTOR SALE- BILUARD TABLE IN GOOD order, and cheap, at KS Main ttrect. SALE CHEAP A STUD pOXKET: I1 the only one In Manitoba.

Apply to J. H. Davis. Portage avenue. UPHOLSTERERS.

JONES at IRWIN. CABINET MAKERS and Upholsterers-All kinds of furniture repaired sad rAolatered; carpeu cleaned and, laid; picture framing a specialty; prices moderate, tl MeDermott street west. FOR SALE By Jamas Real Estate Aeent, cor. Jdeln and Qaeen Btreet Kaet. VERT VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM of 210 acre, only two rxi'ra from laSalle station; 30 acres broken: small frame boue and ststCe; 7 per acre.

Easy terms. 4 BEAUTIFUL FARM OF 308 ACRE, -it. tea miles west of Winnipeg, roc ting on the Asainlbolne river. Good hardwood bush and splendid arable land. One of the best farm.

In the Htadlagly district. Only 10 tor acre; very easy terms. A great bargain. 4 IMPROVED FARM OF 279 ACRES at lleaduMtry; Ti acres cropped lsst year. All wire-fenoed; gond trams buildings.

Omy IU per acre; small cash payment, balance yearly pa menus later eat 7 per cent SEVERAL VERY CHOICE FARMS, UN-ini proved, in township 11. range 4 west. Cheap, and easy terms. Convenient to station. 1 1 ACRES AT 8TURGSON CREEK, oiv and 720 acres eo bloe clow to the "rcsn rarm.

Both Al land. Low price and ay terms. OA ACRES II MI LEV FROM THE wltV city and 3i from a C.P.R. station, for JOU. TorrecsUUe, BOAUD AND ROOVS.

COM WANTED FURNISHED OH UN-furnlshed, with or without board. Address Box 81, Tbibusi effloe. FIRST-CLAS3 BOARD AND ROOMS FOR gentlemen; vacancies for a few table boarders. F. J.

AUden, 40 McDatmott street, LQ3TQ3FCUNP. 1' OST ON THE MARKET SQUARE -J last night, the 13lb Inst, a silver open (ace watch. Finder will rtceire a reward by returning the same to tre Tribune office. PERSONAL. EGROE, GET YOUR WATCH RE-psired at ibe Red Cross Hospital, opposite C.

P. It. ktafcon. Main street. 1 hey clean tbem for 75 cents up.

Krrrr. 1 1 HENDERSON. M.D.. F. R.

C. P. 8., makes a specialty of consumption and other ch st dtaesMS. Hendenon block. PROFESSIONAL.

H. VERNER 3UCCE3S 0R.TO BURN Verner1, customs broker and commission merchant, 1 too in Mclntyre Block. ProilECial land Suntjors' TJader authcrlty of eeet-ms IS, U. the lrovtaialL-d Snrrerora Act iMand Via. CapJOl the oUowtrg only, are eautled to practice as iYOTindal Land 8rreyocs in Manitoba: Aldoi Harris.

J. W. Bayaa G. A. Jephson.

R. J. B.xwlee. J. IL Me Faddea, M.

Hickvon. H. rioape. Jowpb- CKeefie. IX lvrcre.

J. L. Rouboagn. U. B.

imcier. W. A. Youas. U.

E. liglto. A. HARRIS. Secretary.

NJJ -The pracUoe of surveying la Maaitob bVanr oiier parsoca teicert as Dommioa 2 SIand renderi tlU to prose-cntaOc TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. FATAL DYNAMITE EXPLOSION. Head Out Off A. Veteran Gone Mercler's Resolution Carried British Politics. All danger c( a flood ia Montreal seem to have poisej.

Toronto's oldest resident, Mrs. Cecil Hamilton, aged 86, is dead. Frank Heinricb, the celebrated freeco-painter of Bohemia, dead. James Christie had bis head cut eff at Moncton yesterday by a paaeing train. Tanlbee' re main i were shippsd from Washington to his home la Kentucky yesterday.

A. J. McMillan, Manitoba's immigration agent la Toronto, lestared at Shake psare, I yesterdsy. The American senate is about to give np in diigntt tbe attempt to find oat how the 1 proceedings leak oat. Mrs.

Mnnroe and the cook of the dining-i car were killed in tbe accident to tbe C. P. I R. train which occurred near Pembroke on Wednesday. The New Brunswick legislature opened yetterday.

The government has a majority of ten. lion. D. L. Hannington will lead the oppoaiticn.

Ia the Qaebca legisUtcre yesterday Uor. Mr. Mercier's resslntisn votio; S10 000 toward tbe Toronto Univcrtily passed the house after a short debate by a vote of 23 to 19. Tbe whilo of the or position acd tbree fcoTerutneBt sapporteri voted against the measure. In the IMtUh Ilenie of Commons yeiter- day Sir James Fergassor, under foreign secretary, denied the statemect that France had offeied to refer tbe Newfoundland dispute to arbitration, lie hoped, however, that an early settlement of ths difficulty would be negotiated.

It is stated that the Pupf, after deciding to send a representative to tbe Berlin labor conference, intimated to the Emperor bis desire that papal delegates should preside over the conference. To this proposition the Emperor refused to assent, bence tbe announcement that the Vatican will not be i represeated. Another of brave men who made CoL De Saiaberrv's name famous, is dead. I His name was Thomas Bouillane, and he fought under De Salaberry at Chateaugay. lie was in his one hundredth year, and leaves behind a widow aged 94.

lis had 77 years of married life, 19 children, S3 grandchildren and 106 greatgrandchildren, and 123 of this wonderful posterity are still living. The four plenipotentiaries appointed to represent England in the Bsrlin labor conference are Sir John E. Gortt, poUUeal secretary for the India office; Sir William Henry Houldswortt, MP. for Northwest Manchester, and Mr. Charles a Ssott, British minister at Bcme.

The foor delegates chosen are Mr. Burnett, Mr. Thorn a i Bart, M.P. for Morpetb; Mr. Birtwistle, leader of eotton-worktrs, and II.

Whymper, government inspector cf factories. An explosion of dynamite occurred at the Bn.ck.lyn waterworks at Rockville Centre yesterday morning, br which several men were killed and a numlter injured. The explosion occurred at 1G o'clock. Dynamite was being nied fcr blowing up the stamps on tbe line of the extension of tbe Brooklyn aqueduct half a mile east of Rockville Centre. Two laborers wto were walking near were blown to pieces, parts of their bodies being thrown in every direction.

Two others were fatally injured. a riLE raises rrererred Against a Decent nan-He rtrca Is the Slates. March IX Some months ago S. S. Nsjlor, a promtaent member of the Bradford corporation, was arrested on a charge of assault preferred by his servant, a 1 girl named Mary Ellen Bond.

The charge so preyed npon his miad that he left tbe city aid fled to tbe United States, where he is dos' supposed to be, A few days ago the girl confessed tbat the charge was false and that she had been pot np to tbe erime by soma enemies ef tbe missing man. Nay-lot's exact wbereabents ia America are unknown. the BtbE of coxsircnT left Ba-absr leaierJay far Bis Lang Trip. Loroox. Marci IL The Dnka cf Con- aaoght, aos of Qaeen Victoria, and com.

mander-ia chisf of the British forces in Iidin, icft Bombay yesterday for a tour of the world. Be proposes to tUU China and Japan, and thence proceed toViaeoaver sad Quebec, and thence to Eoglin.il. AaoiniJt Escusn Diiosrc Lard Daale Waata a Separatism rresa Bis TI I re-Los DO Maieh It. Lord Daslo baa catered a petition for divcrce from bis wife on statutory grounds. The co-respondent said to be a wealthy London dealer ia IKoae better than Special Favour C3w ettces.

LATEST FROM THE CAPITAL. WHY THE BUDGET IS DELAYED Experimental Farm Reports Mr. Davin and Immijrratlon Assistance to T. B. Fifty-Two Applications for Railway Subsidies Fisheries ComplicationsOrange Bill- Ottawa, March 14.

The tudgst which was to have coxa down this week and was postponed until next week may after all be neia over for another week. A mw cause for the delay has been suggested. It is that the government don't want to meddle with ths da tits until it lestns what the Americans are going to do about their tar-iff. There is a suspicion tbat It any this having an offensive sppearanee is proposed tn the sbspe of increased duly retaliation will follow. A KEMABJCABLS FACV? The remarkable fact was pointed out to.

day that although the P. It, baa been running eight years, and tbat there la not a railway in the world but meets with an accident some time or other, tbat during the period named not a single person has. been killed in an accident on the great Canadian road. WG CIUST Or KATOB.TS. One hundred thousand experimental farm reports have been ordered published for distribution.

SIB. DAVIS AND IMMIGRATION. Mr. Davin proposes to- invite the House to consider this resolution, that a broad general scheme for farthering Immigration to Canada, and especially to Manitoba and the Northwest ia urgently demanded. THE OBAKGX BILL, The Orange bill, which was to come up in the senate yesterday, was not reached, and it is understood that any further discussion and vote will net take place until Monday, n.lIIIKI-3 COMrLICATIOXS.

It is reported that lion. C. II. Topper will return from Wuhington immediately to consult with his colleagues in regard to tbe fitherlei ditpate, complications having iiriten. ririT-Two ArrucATioxs.

Fifty-two applications for a railway subsidy have so far been received this session. EVIDENTLY ISSFIEED. The Montreal Gazette, evidently inspired, editorially advocates a subsidy to the (j rand Trunk of two millions to build the line to Moncton via Biviere da Leap and Temis-oon ato railway. A HILLY PROTECT. Adelegationcf wocdeuwaro manufacturers interviewed Sir John Thompson to-day to protest against weodware being made in government penitentiaries.

ALOSZO'S UOSF1TALTTT. Alonzo Wright, M.P., better known as Kicgof the Gatineao, invited twenty members of parliament to-day to bis lovely residence up the Gatineaa to eat wild turkey, thirty-eight pounds weight, given him by Mr. taster. Among those present were Daly, Roes and La Riviere. The twenty members were Canadian borr.acd on all weighed they averaged 2C3 pounds each.

Thiy i srtre rjy all entertained and spent a good time. KTKERTS KES1G3ATI0X. It is reported on apparently good author- ity that the government has received, or is expecting to receive tbe resignation of Ryk-ert, but ia case tbe member for Lincoln does not tender the same a minU-terial caucus ii called to consider matter, which has caused the government more trouble than they at first anticipated. IMMIGRATION TO MANITOBA. Tbe Manitoba members held a caucus this morning when it was decided to support Mr.

Davin in his effort to obtain an appropriation of $25,000 for the purposiof eoconraging immigration to the territories. They also decided to represent the necessity of iscretsed immigration to Manitoba and to ask that a similar sum be placed in the sstlmatcs for that purpose. TIIZ BESMSES TUB COMMITTEE. The select committee on Bremner's furs met this morning and decided to call Brem-ner, Captelle, bis clerk, and Mr. Warden, of Battleford.

Mr. Lister specified his charges and it was decided to send copies of the same to General Middleton and to Hayter Reed and to request tbem taattend in person or by proxy. The committee will meet Wednesday. TlIS RTEEST SCAX1UL, At the Conservative caucus this morning it is understood tbat tbe Rykert timber limit scandal was considered and it decided to refer the whole matter to the privilege and elections committee to desl with. A report is in circulation, that Rykert intends to resign bis seat in parliament.

VOTE OF CIXSCE.E In the House this afternoon Mr, Lturier moved a direct vote of censure on the gov ernment for delay in bringing down the measure mentioned in the speech from the throne. OOMISQ HOME. Scarth and Ham leave for homo ao-night. BIDKA9 HJIX ZXPE9D1TCRE. An interesting statement of expenditure upa Rideau hall, from confederation to tbe pL-esent time, his been prepared.

It sbosrs a total expenditure ef 911,142.87, divided by regimes as follows: Lord Llsger. 87 Lord Duffertn Lord Lome MUM 22 Lord Laaslowne 07 Lord Stanley (t no years) 42 The first item includes $32,000, the cost of purchase ot Rideau halL Until 1871 there was bo allowance for iuel and light, then an annual grant cf $5,000 was made for fuel, with an additional allowance, once exceeding $5,000, for gat. In 1880 this was changed and a lamp sam of $3,000 allowed for both fnal and gas. K0TE3. Senator Biultoa is moviog in the direction of having the government assist the Canadians In Dakota who are suffering.

ilr. McNeil is likely to bo chairman cf thi, committee to investigate the charges ag'inat General Middleton, S.L.'Bedson as. Hayter Reed. DtSTAKDLV OCTKACE. A Yenag Oantry Clrl really Oatraged by Three 1 lllaaa.

Toeoto, March l1. The outrage on the seventeen year-old girl, Hattie MscDoaald, who comes from Paisley, Oat, appears to have been worse titan was at first imagined. She was kept ia a boose in a lonely part of the city from tea at night antil the next afternoon by three men who enticed her there. There were eight or sine la the room at different times when the criminal assaults were mads. The girl was sbamef ally nsed and badly inj sred.

So far only three men are nnier arrest. The ethers are knows, however. Oaly three took part in tbe outrage. It is not improbable that these may be seat to the gallows or sentenced to the penitentiary for life. THE ACT Str BKCTCS.

A Tseng Owen ea4 Lady Onlraged la Tereate. Toeo5to, March 14. John Borrowr, Charles Figo and John Hadburton, the two former laborers and the latter a carpenter, were arrested for decoying an Owen Sound yoasg lady Into a dab room on the pretence of showing her to a boardtaj-botue, and keeping ber there all night and repeatedly cntragivg her. CATTIX.rtJ IUXAID. An EtTart Being Hade la Free are a Large fralpnaeat.

Tosvoxto, March 11 Aa effort is being made to rrocsre a large shipment of Canadian cattle to Ireland this season. THE NHL A5D TUC JEStlT. i The Latter File aa Answer fe the Hall's Objectless. MoxraiAL. March 14.

The Jesuit fathers have filed their objections to the exception a la forme taken by the MaiL They contend that the right of the Society of Jieus ia acting aa a corporate body can outy be attacked by Her Majesty's attorney-gsasral, became thii belongs to the privileges ef the crown, and ihe local legislature Is supreme In making appreciation of the right to baeor-poratisn; that the Quebec act incorporated them within the province; that their teachings are those of the Catholio church as a whole, and that the allegation that their teaching is against the public good is totally I MR. HEPWORTfl'S LETTER. TORONTO "MAIL" CRITICIZES Ihe Methods of tbe Romish Church to Deceive the People. Toronto, March 14. Tbe Mail says: "The facts narrated by J.

P. Hepworth, of St. Laurent, Manitoba, whose letter Attor ney-General Martin read during his speech In the hgialatare, will not surprise those who are familiar with the church's methods of proceed are in such matters. They show, however, what unfair means have been taken to arouse the resident ic the French districts in Manitoba in hostility toward tbe government's wise school policy. That policy has nevertheless the warm support of a vast majority of the people of the province; nineteen twentieths, Mr, Martin estimates it, including fifty per cent, ot the Roman Catholio.

population. That it will tbat it will prove of incalculable benefit to Manitoba no unprejudiced person can for a moment doubt. i IT LOOKS LIKE A 60. SIR JOHN FAVORS THE H. B.

R. In a Speech to a Deputation The Government "Will Assist the Road. Ottawa, March 14. Several railway delegations interviewed the Premier yesterday and to-day. Toronto men tre anxious for a subsidy to the Nip'using and James' Bay railway.

Sir John made a most important speech, which foreshadows what the government intends tt do in regard to the Hadsoa's Bay railway. He said tbe NIpissing road would doubtless ran through an important section of country; but he could not disguise tbe fact that a more important portion of Canada wanted railway communication, because there was a demand from all the provinces for more railway accommodation, and if the authorities had not taken the matter in hand the pressure on the provincial governments would nave been so strong as to compel them to do something. lie did not fail to recognize that while the deputation only asked for a subsidy for 80 miles yet that was but a part of a proposed line of 350 milealong, and nnless the line was completed to James Bay it would be nothing more than a local road. He further said that no fewer than six lines were projected to James Bay and their claims would have to be considered aa well as this company's. It i was well known that a round robin had been signed by a majority cf the members of the Hoase who asked the government to subsidize ths original Hudson's Bay scheme on the ground that it would be of vast benefit to the whole Northwest and would carry the surplus products of Canada snd the Northwestern States to Kogland by the shortest route.

The government would have to consider that matter. The Hud-sun's Bay road was the shortest route from England to the Northwest and likely to be of great service. He held out little hope of a subsidy to the Jamea Bay road this year. The Impression left npoa the auditors was that the Hudson's Bay guarantee would be given this session. EVERYTU1SO SATI3FACTORT.

Mr. Hugh Sutherland his jast returned from New York. While there he had a satisfactory interview with a representative sent out by the Eagliih capitalists who will supply the money to go on with the building of the Hudson's Bay railway. This representative will be in Ottawa next week for the purpose ef interviewing him in regard to the matter. THE BEXTTELL MrttDEtt.

Bsrthell's Cenasel vf III Endeavor to Prove aa AIlbL Toronto, March 14. It is understood that Barch.ll's counsel at the trial will try to prove an alibi, on the ground that he could not possibly have gene fifteen miles from Princeton station to the place where Benweli's body was found, committed the murder, and have returned to the station 'from eleven in the forenoon to three in the afternoon. Daring that time, it appears, the murder was committed. The steamer Germanic, which leftQaeens-town this afternoon for New York, hat among bar passengers David Stephenson, fstber of Mrs. Burcheli, the husband of tbe man accused of tbe Ben well murder at Niagara Falls.

He is well provided with foada, and, and will spend them liberally in the defence of his daughter and son-in-law, ass FIXED TfTEXTY-riTE DOLLAXS Far rabll.hlac Sew Orleans Lattery Ad-vertlseaaeata. Tokonto, March 14 In the" cases arainsi Mr. Bunting, publisher of the Mail and News respectively, charged with a breach of the Lottery aat by printing advertisements of the New Orleans Lottery in these pipers, the police magistrate to-day decided to impose a fine of $25 dollars. The case will be appealed. FATOEABLE REPORT Anticipated by tbe Canadian Blrerl Jleat (anpiaf, Montreal, March 14.

E. P. Bender, of the Canadian Direct Meat Company, says he bslievee the delegates will report favorably, and will admit that the surplus production ef sheep acd ealves at Quebec is enormous. Ho leaves for England next week, wben the decision of tbe directors wQl become law. i TO) IXCBEA8E THE DtTIEV.

Krpabileaa eUleaaara Inclined le Ran the Dalles I p. Toronto, March IL A Washington special to the Mail says there is a strong du position among the Repnblicacs in both bouses to increase the duties, npoa a great many articles in the farmers' list, and to impose a tariff upon" a number of articles for which no duty baa hitherto been levied. A WEALTHY MIS ME. rresa Bear! Disease Beaey Tfoalda! save Bias. Ha rax, March 14.

Henry Peters, one of the wealthiest contractors and real estate owners here, died this morning from heart disease. I Exquisitely rolled and vary fine are Special TaYonra. HUNDRED PERSONS KILLED. STARTLING PANAMA NEWS Guerillas in Drunken Frenzy Pillage the Town and Murder the Inhabitants. Panama, March 14.

A correspondent ot Lima, under date ot February 12, writes: The antagealam existing between Senor Rout and Morales Bermodes, two candidates of the Constitutlonai party for presidential nomination ia probably greater now than at the beginning. From Psao new has been received cf A collision between Rositaa and Btrmodistas, resultlr-g in the loss of a number of lives and the pillage of houses by drunken Indian. Dr. Urbina, leaner of Rosa' party, waa killed after the murder of fire member of hi family. Guerillas ia a drankej fury continued to slaughter the Inhabitant and to sack and burn the to for many hour after.

Over one hundred live were sacrificed. THOSE TERRIBLE FLOODS. NEW ORLEANS INUNDATED. Cattle, Horses, Sheep and Other Stock Drowned Great Loss of Property. Waters are Still Rising and the People are Greatly Alarmed.

Memphis, March 14. Great anxiety I felt in the levee protected districts. Rain still falls la torrents and the winds drive the waves against the slender thead of the levees, wearing tbem even thinner. Tbe river at this point is forty miles wide extending to the foothill of Atkansas. St.

Frances basin, covering aa area ot 450 milec is filled. This will canto arise in the river which has heretofore acted as a vent. The government engineer says that with an additional rise of wo inches be wonld be compelled to abanden the unequal straggle. Cattle, hogs, and sheep hare been drowned in large numbers. The government employee are doing all in their power.

Thousands of cattle, horse and sheep have fled to tbe levees for safety. The levees are now soddsn and mushy and yield to the feet of the animal tbat crewd them. A the people had timely warning no lots cf life is apprehended, but millions of dollars worth of property are in danger. A GLOOM OUTLOOK, New Orleans, March 14. Tbe outlook is gloomy.

The river is half a foot higher than ever before. The waters are now washing ever the levees and rain is falling in great quantities. Storekeeper and resident below Canal atreet were larprissd, to see the streets begin to flood. They rushed to the levees, expecting see me crevasses broken, but no breaks occurred. The rirer is steadily washing over the wharves and embankments.

A farther rise ot three inches will flood the lower stories of all business honses below Canal atreet and stop business of all kinds. Tbe Sugar Exshange, Iletel Royal, the cathedral and French market are surrounded by water. Tbo mayor called a special meeting ot the council last night, and $50,000 were appropriated as an emergency fund. No levee breaks of magnitude are reported, but there will deubtlees be many within the next twenty-( fonr hours. THE PRISONER IS M'DDFF.

IDENTIFIED BY MR. FERRISS This Morning He Is Remanded Until March I7th. Portage la Pbaibie, March 14. The prise ner held on suspicion of being McDuff was remanded to-day until March 17. Mr.

Ferris (wore that be knew McDnff, and that the prisoner is the man wanted. The people in the court room were excited at this startling statement. STILL AITOXISBED, Military reeple Can net Get Over Ihe Re ceni Appointment. Washington, March 14. Army circles have not yet gotten over the astoaishment created by the appointment of Lieut-CoL William Smith, chief paymaster of the Dakota, to be paymaster-general ot the United States army, and are about ready to concede that the President is a man of mystery.

The most remarkable feature of the appointment in the appointment is the fact that CoL Smith was not a candidate, but came here solely to help hi brother, CoL Rodney Smith, the senior in rank oa the army register, and whose chances were considered tbe very beat, Just why the firesident cbose the other brother' even the atter cannot i plain. DEAKTREXDIXC. A raralyseil Hasbaad TTItnesaes Ike arsis of Uit Wire. roRTHcaoN, March 14. Mr.

Carlisle, an aged lady living three miles westot MarysvQle, while fixing the fire in a wood stove, ignited her clothing In soma way. She fainted, and her clothing was burned from her body. The flesh was horribly burned np to her waist, sad she died the following day. Her husband was the only other occupant of the house, asd was a witness ef the whole occurrence, but waa not able to help her, se he Is paralytio and can move neither hand nor foot, For three hours be was compelled to watch the agony of bis wife, until their daughter returned from church. Medical aid was summoned, but it was too late.

A COXIICT LI BEAt AT CD, Bet rrenaptly Bearresled Again. Canon Cttt, CoL, March It. Calvin S. West, who in 1853 robbed tbe Pacifio Express company in Sammott county, and was sentenced to fifteen month imprison, mcnt, was liberated from the penetestiary to-day. Hi glimpse ot freedom, however, was short ot duration for deputy sheriff T.

a O'Neill, of New York city, was in, waiting to take him back to tbat place, where be is wanted to stand trial on nine Indict ments of forgery, urtetll presented his ra-QaJsition properly signed by Governor Cooper, and will start east with hi prisoner to-night, THit aid Tnirau Caal Operaters sad Searesratatlvet tea. sMcrtag Dlfflealtle. Chicago, March 1 4. The representative of the coal road met her yesterday pursuant to adjournment la Cleveland last month to consider th controversy betweea the this and thick ceil operators at Pittsburg. Th Ohio road have demanded that toe rates from Ohio ceal points to th lake be 25 cents lower than fioaa Pittsburg to th lake instead of fir cent a laat year; A sub committee, baa been wrestling with (tatisties aisca tbe last meeting, and It 1 thcught that the matter will be amicably arranged.

I kiichts or it mi a rrtparlag Held a Creel Calhering er tbe svaUhla. MiLwacxxx, Maids 14. Prominent officers o' the nniforratd rank ot the Knight of Pythias, representing Iowa, Kansas, Ohio, Massachusetts, Kentucky, Michigan, Louis-iaaa, Indiana, Minnesota, Nebraska, Missouri and other states, are here for the purpose of perfecting the arrangement, for th great gathering ot Pythian Knight which will tax place daring the meeting of the Supreme lodge in July. It I thought that tally twenty five knighU will be here on that oocaaien. The party, which numbers about fifty, will letora by special train this evening to Chicago, where they will be given a reception and banquet by tbe local lodges.

FRENCH CABINET RESIGNS. A SERIOUS CRISIS IN FRANCE. Premier Tirard and His Colleagues Resign in a Body. Fakis, March 14. Tbe rejection by tbe Senate last night ot Premier Tirard motion for a vote ef confiiene on the qusdlon of a commercial treaty with Turkey had the anticipated result.

Immediately after th meeting of tbe cabinet thi morning Mr. Tirard obtained an audience with Preaident Carnot and presented his resignation aa a minister cf the cabinet. It is not yet known whether it will.be accepted. LATER. Paris, March 14, 11 am.

The cabinet resigned in a body at 10 o'clock thi morning. President Carnot accepted tbo resignation of the ministry a a whole and requested each member to present bi resignation at 5 o'clock thi afternoon. TARIFF CHANGES CERTAIN. IMPORTANT CHANGES SURE. Government Will Increase the Duty on Flour 25 Cents Per BarreL Toronto, March 14.

Tbe Glebe' Ottawa uorreatondent saya it is likely that Rykert will resign. TAKVr OIAXJES. According to the best information that can lie obtained a general increase in the rate ot taxation will be proposed. The statement made tome time ago that the duty on flour will be increased 25 cent a barrel will be verified wben the bud. get is presented.

It seems that the government dare not propose a repeal of the daty on corn notwithstanding that the Eastern members are pretty unanimously ot opinion tbat free corn should be granted if the duty on floor is to be increased. A HACXiriCKXT tniEtTl rermally Dedltated Te-day-hiaadard Oil Paid for lk St. Augustine, March 14. The magnificent Presbyterian church which has Just been completed at a cost of $200,000, an i which owe it existence to the gen-erosity of II. M.

Flager, of Standard Oil fame, was formally dedicated to-day In the presence of an immense congregation. Mr. Flager, accompanied by Rev, Dr. John R. Paxton, of New York, and hi noted $0,000 choir, comprising Professor Schnecker, organist; Mrs.

Dattoo, soprano; Mrs. Anderson, contralto; Mr. BasbneU, basso; and Mr. Clark, tenor; with Mr. John J.

Morris and several other member of tbe West Presbyterian church, ot New York, arrived here on their special car last night. The dedication ceremonies were performed by Dr. Paxton and several of the leading members of the congregation were entertained at a banquet, (IX FRKOXEKs EICArE. Jail Birds at Eaa Claire, Wis. liberate Themselves la a Xevel Way.

Eau Claire. March 13. Great excitement wis created early this morning by the discovery that six person bad escaped from the oounty jail about 1 o'clock. They are John Fisher, John Ever, James Doyle, Ed. Dixon.

Thomas Sanders and John Wed-enberg, all burglar, the two last having "blown safe at Altoona City, and the other broken into stores in this city. Tbsy had worked several day on ths bar and bolt with file and drill smuggled in by friend and bad plogged np tbe holes with soap, completing the laat night. Tbsy reached the roof tbrc jgh a skylight and slid down a rope made blanket torn into atrip snd braided. Telegram and offers of rewards hare ber sent broadcast and officers are searching be woods. IC El CUT KATES IX THE WEST.

lavestlgstlea by later-Slate Commerce Onaralsaleaers. Chicago, March 14. Inter-State Cam-msree Commissioners Merrison and Veaiy, who are making a thorough inveitigation fa.to the question of freight rate Imposed by the inter-state lines tn the west running in Hlineii, Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska, will leave here to-day for Sioux City, Omaha and Lincoln, where there will be bearers of numerous shippers against th Burlington and Missouri and Union Pacifio roads. The member of th Stat Board of Transportation of Nebraska will be given a hearing. From Lincoln the comsaissioaers will visit Kansas City and Peoria, retaining to Washington to formulate their report.

Should circumstances justify inch action a redaction In the rates will be ordered. A TKAtllC ftCEXE. A Striking Tragedy la Iswa rarsaer Mar- dered. Davintort, I March 14. The little town of Brown Statian, on the Chicago, Milwaukee St.

Paul railroad in Clinton county, waa th scene cf a tragedy yesterday morning. Hsnry Nttrre, a wealthy farmer, wa found murdered at hi home and bh trite 1 severely wounded. It I not known who the murderer were. A BRUTAL TRACE. An Ugkleea.Tear-014 Clrl Bra tally Oat-raged by a Tramp.

Putt-AST Hill, Ma, March 14. This little town and tbo country for miles around is In a fever of excitement over a terrible outrage committed on Farmer Aiken's lg. year-old daughter by a brutal tramp. Over 500 men on horseback, armed with guns, ttistol sod rope, are in search of th dreL SKirFEB WITH CASH AXD DIAXOStM. see A Teaag lad Deeaasse Wllh a Stetk ef Talaable.

CuraXajrp, March 14. Ettiager, the Ontario street jeweler, went to the theatre last night and left hi (tor la charge ef Louis Gold soil, hi 19 year-old brother-Inlaw. Goldsoll decamped with $100 ia cash and $1,000 worth of diamond and watches. New Yorv March 14. Edward Harrison and Noah Loder, cf the firm at Harrison Loder, wholesale dealer ia dry good at 379 Broadway, taade a general asaign-ment to Frederick J.

Lancaster without preference, liabilities of the firm are from $360,000 to $400,000, and the nominal assets will exceed the liabilities. London society have found a fresh delight ia tauUag Spedtal favea. HELL-HOLES IN VICTORIA. I OPIUM DENS AND INMATES. I A Young Woman Found ia One of the Joints.

i 1 1 A Disgrace to ths Fair Frovinco I of British Colum- A few day ago aa etterpruing reporter 1 on on of the Victoria, B. C. newspaper sallied forth in th wake of a Chines guide to hunt the opium demons la tbsirlair. This was en Sosday night. By many a da- vlous winding way, and many a (tumbl over things In general la the dark, the seekers sought th first "joint." Tap, Up went th guide's bony knuckle against a dirty, rotten, criminal-locking door.

A minute's pause and shoffllng footsteps couU' be heard Inside, the door wa cautiously opened about twe Inches, and a pinched, yellow face, like that of an aged sewer rat, peered out, "What yon came the sing-song, pigeon-English query. The guide jargonised some Chinese, and after a littles swearing at on another In that languarge, each man of th visitors squeezed himself into the room through the few inches ot space between the door and th till, and aa none of them were troubled with eaa bonpoint all arrived safely in the interior UIDI0CSXT I'lETT ROOM. The place reeked with the dull, heavy smell of opium; net unpleasant aitir th first gasp, tbe fume of thi drug become quit; redolent. The only light ia th room wa afforded by a small bras lamp, ths fl sickly, yellow rays from which eonld oar- cely struggle through the amok wreath curling around. At on aid of the room weni three banks, on ebov another; th two lower ones were occupied.

In the lower lay a young man oa hit back, on flfl band that had clasped the noxious pipe lay KM i across hi breast; the pipe bad fallen from hi nita'oed fingers to the floor. Th bosom ot ha shirt was open revealing the slowly- heaving cheat and a skin that, by compart- son "it a bis grim surroundings, seemed snowy. His mouth was open, aad his eves, bat they were glazed and fixed, rirettod tn a stony, corpse-like star upon nothing. From the gaping mouth oezed tbe nure- strained saliva mingled with froth, flowing dowa oa to the pillow. Only the breathing proclaimed tt form animate, ani not a wU sullen cadaver ready for the dissector's seal.

pel. Indeed, contrasted with the ghastly pallor of this skin and his rigid attitude, the stectorioun breathing smote upon the ear like somsthlng incongruous and out of place. THE DREAMT STED WBXTCU who kept the den came peering over th shoulders of th horror-stricken strangers with a mocking tehee, a if he gloried in the sickening spectacle. He might bare quick- ened bis movements considerably had Le I known bow near he came to getting a thor- ough, good Anglo Saxon kick oc the end of the back jast then. Straightening op from viewing the young man in the lower bank tbe stranger peered into th one nearly BK level with their eyes, expecting to find BY another young maa lit the arms of th BBj Chinese Morpheus.

What then wa BVj their astonishment to find there a young white woman! Like th poor unfortunate below, she lay stretched npon her back, BBJ inert aa it In death, stupefied to insensibil- BjB ity, and indicating by ner breathing alone VBj that the vital spark had not gone cut. The: BjB neek and breast of her dress had been BjB loosened, and her dark hair also, and the Bfl latter streamed downtn wild profusion over the intense whiteness of tbe nock, shoulders aad bosom. Her eye were half open, just exactly like those ef a drowned person; and there was the tarn glassy fixedness in them aa in the young man's below. From her mouth also flewed a copious salivation, flecked with unnatural foam or froth; the lip were bine and shrunken, settia; off in ghastly contrast the marble, chalk white- ness of the face. Her pipe, still reeking and casting off heavy cloud form from it glowing bowl, lay sot far frost her bead, jH and at each deep breath th imok wreath seemed drawn that way and down into the jH heaving re kit.

Again the fleering mM Celestial Cerberus of the place camr grimacing and chuckling around, placing jH ssveral prominent portions CI his anatomy jmmmm in dangerously close proximity to hands curled up tight and boot-toe animated with superhuman vigor. Dropping a small fee into tbe joint-keeper' filthy paw th party made their exit, and the first breath ef heaven' fresh, cool air waa almost in toil- eating after tbe experience cf the few min. amM utes spent in tbat reeking Chinese Inferno. IH ANOTHER "JOIST" wB was visited, and sight a loathsome and jH I disgusting found there as in th other. Th ttM place were about equal ia regard to their condition, the most abominable state of I umM filth characterizing them; want of air and i light did the rest.

A very low price le charged for "hitting the pip," a it ia MmmM brutally termed; and no otisr form of vise, jH by all accounts, possesses such a fatal fascia- jBBJ ation for its devotes as thi Insidious BBJ and truly devilish one of opium. The jH frenzy of the dipsomaniac for his drain ia BjBJ said to be nothing compared with tbe awful jH laat that gripes the very soul of th un- jH happy wretco who ha tasted of thi WjH allurement, whose practice mean car' jH tain and speedy death. People who 4 BjBJ have had experience with both have told BjBJ the writer that only the fierce and Insatiable craving for human blood, once they have tasted it, shown by the striped monsters of fmM the Indian jaogle, can compare with th BjBJ awful maa la of th opium u.er for hi drig. BjBJ When th reporter cam at last away fl from th Chins as quarter and walked up th BjBJ silent street, past tbe police etatioo and th jH city hall and th church, they could scarcely imagine that they in a beautiful city BjBJ of homes, comfort, happiacs and Christian- jH ity; polios-protected, prosperous and pro- fmM gresslve, tbe capital of one of the fairest province of the British empire; bat rather BjBJ in soms old, dreamy, wicked Bagdad fell cf BVJ bow-strlag and sewed-up sacks for objec- BBJ tionablaand trop relative, under the rule of a sensuous, wine bibbing old caliph I BjBJ Haroas al RaachkL tM Order of Testa. The Order of Veata, on ly incorporated since BJ Nor.

24, 1593, at FA, mad an enormous increase la its membership daring BBj the year all over the United States, and ea-psdally in tbe tfate of Missouri, where ten new lodge were organized and instituted ia tbe last two months. Twenty new lodges jH are in formation la different parts of Penn- BBJ sylvsnb. and five to Philadelphia, Tbe order benefits its members when alive at tbe ex- BBJ pifstion of five years, pay sick benefits fl weekly from 15 to $25 at tbe consideration of BBJ weekly wmtn ut from 23 cent to 11.25. BBJ Order of tbe Irwa JlalL The supreme accountant writes tbat tbe branches all over tbe country are getting down to work. Application are pouring in.

During the month of. Nov em bet there were addition to the order. On onedayre- centiy 135 were received. During the last three months nearly 300 members have Joined the order. I Sane of Asnetieaw I During the year August, 1S47, to August, I 1 1888 IU new camps were organised la Penn- MmK A eg uit, 19, to 109 I nw camps, ad tuice August, 1KB, 98, and I 63 mors are now forming; Ixedera Woodasea ef Asnertea.

The Modern Woodmen of America now rinks fifth ia the order Of memberahlp of the CTeat beoefit fraternal orders of tbe United Btatea. The order ha about S.TOO members. Mease Orel. No more certificate fcr wCl if be lamed, aa the Uw aWishlDj tbe fifth -ia- BjBj gree, or took egrt Dec 1, IVO- I Baya! Arenas a. The Royal Arcanuns statement shows a BjBB EienLenhii) cf beia gain of 7.ISO sjare the first Jauaary.

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