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B1BTH. OENESI On November IB. at ill Nicholas street, tht wl's of Mr. Sun. Oenest ot a son.

MARRIED. NATOTRST HTLANDER. On Thurs-. day. No.

IT. ac Bank Street Church. Ottawa, br the Her. M. H.

Scott. Qustaf Nethurst, superintendent Ottawa powder Co. to Mies Erl-a Rylander, of Brooklyn, U. 8. HINTOX HOLLAND On the 13th Inst at The Elms.

Richmond Road, reel dance of the bride's parents, br the Rev. Albert WaUdey. John Alexander Hlntoru of a Cto Clare Hilson. eldest daughter ot Geo. Holland, ot Ottawa.

No cards. DIED i tUCKEKlS At "The Diamond. Ham-mood, Ontario, on Nov. IS. Charles Reginald, roundest child ot Mr.

and Mrs. R. Flckerd. S. ROGERS 6t 30.1 CJ.

tjnbebtakxbs amd embalmer3 v'm bxdeatj street. Seasonable, charges, personal attention. Open Bight and day, Teleplone 190, -I a lUfMU KMUI. BMeiW GEO. H.

ROGERS, 1OTEBAL DIRECTOR AMD EMBATiMER Corner Bank and Slater sta, Moderate prices, personal attention, r. Open Day and night, Telephone 1098. FEMALE HIXP WANTED WANTED. A good' general servant. Ap-pry 133 Isabella street.

WANTED Dusai inker. 'Apply at once. ft O'Connor street. ANTED Immediate! a good general serrant. Apply at Lisgar street.

WANTED. A general servant to go to the country, about five miles. Apply 362 Wellington. WANTED. A general servant.

Apply at tt Primrose avenue, (near St. Jean Baptists church) during forenoon, or after in the evening. WANTED. Good cook. Washing and ironing given out.

Best wages paid. Cartler street. "WANTED A general serrant for family; elderly person Address Journal office. WANTED A THOROUGH QENKR-al servant; must be able to cook. Ap- ply before p.

m. or 10 a. m. 407 Queen street. KXPKRTTCNCEP COOK WANTED.

References Apply to Mrs. Egan. 10 Cartler St. SITUATIONS; yACANT. WANTED.

Saleslady for hosiery and glove department in dry goods 'store. None but experienced need apply, with references to the Crosby, Carruthers Co corner Bank and Somerset streets, 'WANTED. GOOD MEN ONLT. TO sell our well known line of Specialties We free from San joss Scale. All stock accompanied by Government Certificate.

Outfit i Good me 'and Exclusive TerrUery to workers. Write for particulars. Pelbsni Nursery OosrTotwnte EMPLOTHENT WANTED. WANTED. Employment as an express driver.

Experienced and well9 accus-. tomed to horses; Apply at Jas. Holling-' ton. 130 Nelson street. (WANTED.

Plain sewing by the day In private amilies. Address C. R. Jour- nal office. ANTED By a woman woo is not very strong and woe is in light" work of sny sort -t.

small remuneration. Apply to the Journal for ulnrSi. WANTED. By a young man, work of any kind. Apply to A.

132, Isabella 1 SITUATIONS WANTED, i i. i i i WANTED. By experienced man." position as cutter: Can work on bench: if re- quired. Best of references. Address R.

A box 14, Pembroke. HARNESS MAKER WANTS Sltua-, tlon; twelve years' experience; ad-" dress Box US, Almonte, AGENTS WANTED. TWO ACTIVE CANVA8SER9 wanted tor the city -and district. Inducements a long established and emxiewfiU com-pany, with a model poUcy, contract, and specially good terms to suitable man. W.

A. Lamb, agent. Confederation Lite As-sociaUon. Elgin street. WANTED.

A representative and can--: vaaser at Bluings' Bridie, for a first-class life Insurance company. D. L. Journal office. PERSONAL N.

T. next week, then Ottawa indefinite. E. P. IDSt LOST.

On Elgin street, en Saturday, 11th instant. English fox terrier; brown spotted. Finder leave Information at lis Nepean street. i LOST. Yesterday afternoon on Sparks street, a gold medal, with owner's name thereon.

Finder please return to Journal office. on Metropolitan grounds. Bank. Sparks or Theodore streets, on Saturday. Flnd- er please return to 1S1 Bank street and receive reward.

LOST. On the lttb Inst, on Craig or Mutcnmer street, a lady a gold ring. Re--v ward on return' to Journal office. LOST. Fretn St Slater street, on Monday.

14, bul terrier pup. white, with one br indie ear, (cars cut), Finder kindly return to above address and be re- warded. "WILL the party who picked up the sable ruff between tt Rochester street and TO Wellington street, kindly return to Journal office. LOST. Some time ago.

It is thought on train between Ottawa and Carleton i Place, a Lady Stanley Institute gradu-ate's medal at lUt, bearing owner's name. Reward on return to Journal office. 'Uxr Thursday the 10th. In this city. a purse containing a large sum of money, and receipts witfc owner's name on.

Finder win be rewarded 'on. returning to Journal office." DENTISTBT. DR. J. E.

TAOQART. Dentist. 45 1-J Bank street, corner eC WeUlngten' street. adrertisements will be inserted at 6a. ner inser tion for words extra words at a half cent per insertion.

NATE the above prioes are cash 11 I Lj with order. When charg ed the above price will be doubled. KNQAQED. Uk W. W.

JnTM. BM BMBwset' etraat. advertised tn the Journal exclusively for a servant. Several applications were received and a servant has been engaged, FOUND. the premises ot Michael Lefranchiss.

about Nov. 1st. three. year old betters. Owner may have same by paying ex pi nets, i I A1TICLES WANTED.

WANTED. Office desk, also letter copying press. State loweet price and where Can be seen. Address R. H.

kL, Journal office. WANTED To purchase ladles'. and gen- lumen can OCX suKning, xura, jew-lery. etc. Highest prices given.

Orders by mall promptly attended to. L. Fain Co. Wellington i WANTED A second band veneer machine, with a five toot knits. Address Veneer," Journal office, i i 1 1 i' sgaas ARTICLES FOE SALE, FOR SALE.

About fourteen different breeds ot pigeons, will be sold cheap. Apply at 114 Queen street west. HALL STOVE FOR SALE Sultana. No. 40, only one winter.

Apply Albert FOR SALE. One coal stove (square), with oven; good condition. Enquire R. Meson- 4th Avenue, Hlntonburg. WiCS iU.

i I I 4- FOR SALE- Cheap, Grand Universal range, six hoea. water front. At 14 Frank street. i FOR SALE. Shriving, stove, window mir- ror, couch, gas fixtures, desk and easn drawer, shoe stands, etc Apply during morning, 134 Sparks street.

I FOR SALE Cooking range, six holes; in good condition. Cheap for cash. W. J. Eastcott.

Banv street. I FOR SALE. Two window frames, about ft. by I fU with or without sash. W.J.

Eastcott Bank street. I BAST'S CUTTER FOR Almost new, cheap. Apply tn Albert SU FOR SALE Cheap, on account ot removal. hanrtsnme polished B. w.

warurobe, almost new; bevelled edge mirror in both doors. Apply telephone 112. or 1M Albert street. i- i FOR SALE Express eleich (bobs)" al- most new; also a good cutter and tnres buffalo robes. Apply Queen FOR SALE To Builders Some secondhand doors and sash, in good condition, for sale cheap at Dalhousle street, US will buy a new delivery sleigh; also gooo second nana cuuer xer ssie Cheap.

Apply 4M SHmour St. CHINA TEA. No. 1. straight trass China, brought by myself.

Full, fins flavor, tec. and Me. lb. Very cheap. Ting Lee's Tea.

Fancy Ceoes and Chinese Ware Store, MM Bank street. WINTER SAB1L flash of ail kinds. cheap. Oet prices before ordering elsewhere from R. Woodland, St Bes-'.

eerer st. i ROOIS TO LET. TO LET. Nicely furnished front rooms. to new house, all modern Improvements; no children.

Terms moderate. Apply 1st Queen street. I TO LET Cheaply, a nicely furntshed front room in centre town, suitable for two gentlemen (no children.) Address L. Journal ofBce. BOOXS WANTED WANTED Two or three rooms sult- i able tor light housekeeping for couple and two children.

Stats price ot L. M. N. Journal office. I ROOMS AND BOARD.

TO LET. Two large rooms, with board; well heated. Apply 14 Metcalfe street. TO LET. Large front bedroom tn com- private bouse, with board, in 'Lisgar street.

a BOARD AND LODGINCJ yacaneles for eelf -supporting young women in the -Toung Women's Christlasj Aeseeiatioa, corner Maria and Metcalfe strata. HOUSES TO LET. TO LET. House 144 Slater street, partly furnished. Apply HTjMaclaren St.

TO LET No. CUft street, large dwelling low rent exceptionally good locality. Two bath rooms. Apply to J. C.

Brennan. or IX A Douglas A Co Sparks street. TO LET. House on cor. Nicholas and Theodore 10 rooms, hot water furnace, eleetrie lights, rent US, Also houses on King st at IS and Ap-1 ply to E.

Babin. IS Rldeau St. I. HOUSES FOR SALE FOR SALE OR TRADE A fme brick house, central locality, tor a smaller one. No cash required.

Oeo, Weodburn, Sparks street. FOR SALE JX, MO, Urge brick bouse, full lot, stables, good location. Small eaan payment, balance yearly payments. Gee. H.

Weodbum. Sparks street. TUITION. SPECIAL TO TEACHERS Persons acquainted with the Phonetic Method." can, in lessons, (applying this method) learn enough of the French language, to self instruct thrneelves In French, using the Berlltfe Self Instructor. Come and make sure.

Cheapest -rate. The Ottawa Night School. IT! Sussex St. J. M.

Lorans. PrindpaL ROMANCE LANQUAGES Special opportunities by Graduates of German and French Universities, Purs accent. Natural method. Haptd progress. Terms moderate.

Apply to C. 8, Boettger, Federal Business College. MRS. and MIB8 RUSSET.L recelvs pupils for PIANOFORTE, a their reudenee. For terms and appointments, apply Xat Kent st, between Cooper and Somerset streets.

i MISS KRtTPP. A. D. also ftrst-class honors In theory from Trinity Unlvereity. i Teacher of Harmony and Piano, US.

Florence st Our prices are reasonable as we tan make them. In all Unas, at all times At A. Jacvls. Bank atrest ataUoner. it THE OTTAWA EVENING JOURN AU THURS PAY NOVEMBER 17 1893 BUSINESS CHANCES.

RETIRING From business. Hearse and Undertaking outat for sale. Address Chance, Journal office. SEAL ESTATE. FOR SALE.

Kt acres of mining and tlra-V' ber Und. lots No. tt and 14 in thegors ot Templeton. For intormation apply to William Smith, ot Oatlneeu Point, or J. O.

Smith. Buckingham. Que. FARM FOR SALE One mile from Ottawa. 41 acres.

First class brick house. Good barn and stables. Soil is rich and aU fall ploughing done. Address Box Ottawa bast P. Ont.

MISCELLANEOUS HOTEL. Will exchange a licensed hotel, centrally located, in smart town, tor a farm. Apply to TJ W. McDermott. 44 1- Sparks 7 Picture Framing SLACK'S Art Studio, 103 Wellington 8L Newest Art Mouldings.

Prices always right. notice The annual meeting ot shareholders of OtUwa Hydraulic Mining and Milling Co, (Limited Liability), will bo held at North Bend. B. on Thursday, the tth of Dee. Signed, i W.

A. JAMTSSON. 1 See Trees. BUSINESS FORCES ENLARGEMENT onges to Make Urge -T Add! teas to Their Stares The effect ot Judicious advertising tn the development ef business Is well shoWn in Brysbn. Graham and departmental store.

Owing to the great Increase of business, new departments have had tn be started, others greatly enlarged, and many new hands employed to supply the wants of an increasingly large number ot customers. 5 Journal reporter was shown some of the latest Improvements by Mr. Howard, the firm's advertising manager. The grocery department is to have large additional space. What was formerly the basement nnaer the store at the corner of O'Connor and Sparks streets has been completely renovated and new hardwood floors and easing have been put In.

The new division is reached by a bread stairway leading down from the present grocery store. The extent ef the business may be understood from the fact that three men are continually tying up grocesy parcels during business hours. In the other departments twenty-two beys tie parcels. The business jln cheap books has grown so much as a result of advertising that the department formerly used for toys, books and stationery has been given up entirely to books and stationery. A line toy department, feet long, hap been! opened on the second floor and dolls'j and toys exclusively will be kept there.

Fine plate glass combined counters and show cases have been put Mi In this department. On the same floor the fifth cash desk and fourth parcel counter put up by the firm are new being construeted. The boot and business has also grown greatly, so that an extra department was required for trunks and sarokels. This was secured by cutting a hols tor a stairway in the shoe department floor and opening up the cellar, A hardwood floor and easing changed the place wenderf ully, and new it is a fine trunk department. "Who Is It shbws yen how to utilise your space as wen asked the reporter.

"I'm glad you asked that question." said Mr. Howard. "Necessity makes us do it. It's jthe result ef advertising." One hundred and forty-five hands are steadily employed In this hive of Industry and to handle the increased business Mr. Howard says about twenty more hinds will required.

Almonte r- -h (Special to the Journal.) Almonte, Kov. 17. An exploding lamp caused a blase In the band room on Monday night. Fortunately there were enough of: the band boys on hand to extinguish the fire promptly. A special meeting of the board of: education' Is called for Friday evening to discuss matters relating to the new furnaces.

The funeral of a sen of Wdl Arthurs Appleton passed through town on Wednesday to the Ith Line cemetery. The funeral of the late Dr. Raines on Wednesday was largely attended, many being present from Lanark. Carleton Place and Arnprlor. The town council attended In a body, part ot their num-1 ber forming the pall-bearers.

The Cltlsens' Band was also In attendance. Business was almost suspended during the afternoon, all the larger business houses having jtheir shutters tip. MARRIED -ITESTERDAT. Miss Harriet E. Ashton, daughter of Mr.

John Ashton, ot London and Mr. Wm. of Bell's Corners, were married yesterday afternoon by Rev. Robert Whlllans. Miss M.

Hodgtns of Bell's Corners: was bridesmaid, and Mr. W. Wallace, also of Bell's Corn-era, groomsman. AUTHORITY GIVEN. At the meeting ef the executive committee ot the diocese ef Ottawa this morning, St.

Alban's, Trinity (Billings' Bridge), and Balderston churches were authorised to borrow money, St. Alban's for a new parsonage and the others for general church purposes. In connection with the mission board report it was decided that hereafter any surplus the board has shaH be carried on to income or added to the capital as the synod may decide. j. MANY NEW MEMBERS.

St Joseph's Union last night received thirty-two applications for membership thirteen from Ottawa, ten from Chelmsford, three from Erabrum, two from St. Andre Avellin. one from Thurso, one from St. Joseph Orleans, one frota St. Andre Lefalvre, and one from Arnprlor, ''There are now sum-dent members, at Kmbrttra to warrant the establishing of a branch there.

A branch will be established early In December, when officers will be installed. The union has so far this month received one hundred and three applications for membership from different 1 Gams of Fort Jarvis. ONEs ADDED TO EVERY THREE photos ordered for Xmas if taken now at the Jarrts Studio, 11! Sparks SV City Hall Talk ALD.CLUFF FOR MAYOR TOO HB MAT RUX; REXT TEN DATS WILL DECIDE ALD. MORRIS AND CUT TREASURER FRIENDS AGAIN OTIC ADDRESS TO LORD MINTO TO BE READ SATURDAT Aid. Cluff is likely to be a candidate tor mayor this year.

The Journal was so Informed this morning. A reporter hunted up Mr. Cluff and asked him as to the correctness ot the statement. He said "I have been asked to run, but cannot say at present what will do. It all depends on how things shape themselves during the next ten days." The Journal was also informed today that a.

requisition is being taken round Lower town for signatures asking Mr. N. A. el court, M. te run.

Several of Mr. Belcourt's principal Lower town supporters were seen. They stated Mr. Belcourt would be asked to but at present there ts no requle-itlon. One gentleman said "It is the turn of the French to have a candidate and Mr.

Belcourt would carry the city easily. Besides, as next year matters between the city and government will have to be settled, it wlH be well to have a man like Mr. Belcourt at the head ot the city HATCHET BURIED. Aid. has burled the hatchet with the city treasurer.

They made it up to-day. Mr. Klrby met Mr. Morris on the street and fixed the thing up. Afterwards Aid.

Morris said to The Journal I am quite As far as am concerned personally there is now nothing against the treasurer." Mr. Klrby, seen a few minutes later, said: "My feelings against Mann-got the better of my Judgment. I -forgot Mr. Morris was in the office in his om-dal capacity." It's all right now, and all's well that ends well. TO MEET ENGINEER.

A meeting' ef the main drainage committee has been called tor to-morrow at 10 a. m. to meet City Engineer Gait. Mr. Gait leaves Toronto to-night" ADDRESS TO LORD MINTO-' Lord Mlnto's private secretary has written City Clerk Henderson that Sis Excellency will be pleased to reoetve the civic address on Saturday at.

ltW In the city hall chamber. THE THOUSAND Mr. Burtees says the extra thousand dollars voted by the city to clearihe grates, crossings, etc is all gone. He thinks the worth of the money was obtained in work dene, but is sorry there was not a little more. LETTER MISUNDERSTOOD.

The mayor's letter about his fence and the snow plough was mlsuadsr-stood at last night's meeting of the board of works. It was net the mayor's nice red, white and blue picket fence that was but the fence ef a vacant lot below his residence ea Sussex street The snow-, men' knocked down two lengths each of 11 feet of well built picket work. His worship thinks it was gross carelessness. ALD. MORRIS' RETLT.

A reply has been received from Aid. Morris to the references In last evening's Journal to his alleged responsibility for Mr. Chipman's defeat It was received too late for publication Vt. LUKE'S HOSPITAI The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet to morrow, Nov. ltth, at I p.m, instead of the last Friday of the month as heretofore, the third Friday having been found more convenient to the members.

.1 I FOUND UNCONSCIOUS. The old negro woman, familiarly known as "Snowball." was found lying unconscious on the street at the corner of St Patrick and Rose streets this afternoon, and taken to the Protestant Hospital. She has been in the Water Street Hospital the past six months, but nothing is now the matter with her. The authorities of the Water Street Hospital claim that she has been most abusive and annoying to the other patients. She left the hospital this morning, and how she became unconscious Is as yet unknown.

Arnprior (Special to The Journal) Arnprior, Nov. 17. Word was received here yesterday ot the death In the hospital at Medicine Hat N.W.T.. ot Mr. Sarsfleld McGregor, eldest son of Mr.

G. J. McGregor, proprietor of the McGregor Hotel here. The young man went out with the McDougaU Bros ot this town, te act as clerk for the Crow's Nest Railway. Death Is said te have been caused by an attack of fever.

The announcement of his death came as a great shock as Mr. McGregor was both well known and liked in town. Mr. Alex. Mensles little son.

Jack, arrived home, from the Protestant Hospital, Ottawa, this week, where he had been having an injured optic attended to. I The hunters are daily arriving home, the most of them with a number of deer. As an outcome of a row In the Klondike mill Magistrate Craig bad a lengthy sitting of the court last evening. One of the men attacked another with a hammer and the fine and costs amounted to a sum in the neighborhood of 310. BIO CdNTRACT.

Viau and La-chanee, contractors, of Hull, have obtained from the federal government a contract to build a quay at Bale St Paul. The work Is estimated at The contractors yesterday hipped a ear load ef tools and material to Bale St Paul. Buy our writing pads. Jarrta, BURIED IN EEECHWOOD ef ttetauslr. A at The remains of the late Mr.

Allan N. McNeill who died yesterday were interred to-day In Beecnevood cemetery. The funeral was attended by a large number ot cltlsens. At 3.30 this afternoon the cortege left deceased's residence. Daly avenue, for St George's church where the Anglican funeral ser-lee was conducted by the pastor.

Rev. M. Snowdon. The members of the different fraternal organisations to which Mr. McNeill belonged.

Civil Ser-Ice Lodge, A.F. A.M.. the Ancient Order of. United Workmen, and the Canadian Order ef Foresters attended the funeral but without regalia. Among the floral tributes were a star.

Civil Service A A.M., anchor. Ancient Order of United Workmen; cross, Canadian Order of Foresters; large anchor, employees of the Indian department and a large cross, the boys of Britannia. A LARGE LIST FOR HIGH COURT NUMEROUS CASES TO COME DP FOR TRIAL Oeert Opens Te-mertewsefere Jostles Mere-" dlth-IsterestUg Action to Bslasueh Usage re Ball way Work There Is a large list of cases to come before His Honor Justice Meredltti In the High Court to-morrow. The cases are: Brewder and McNaughtan vs. Black and Pepper.

This Is an action taken by Messrs. Brewder and Mc-Kaughton, who were sub-contractors on the Ottawa and New York railway construction, for which Black and Pepper were the contractors. The action is taken to establish a usage whereby embankment measurement may always be allowed to exceed the excavation measurement by 10 to 20 cent according to. the class of solL' There is also a dispute between the parties ever the payment for excavation. The case of Earl vs.

Buriand is an action to recover stock te the extent of $43,000, in the British American Bank Note Company. Chltty vs. McLaurin is an action to recover the commission on the sale of a timber limit WKXSTEED ESTATE Osteite OeverxSMat las Baeetved (MM from i tit IMicBsstlmi Dulles Toronto, Nov. IT. The Ontario government this morning received 34,000 in succession duties from the WlcksteoJ.

Estate at Ottawa. The duties from the estate of the late Sir Caalmlr Gsowsld is ex pea ted at once and wUl amount to 334.000. With these two estates the succession duties this year amount to $143,00 while the amount for 13(7 totalled 3223,000, The estimate for this year had been placed at 3235.000, but the government do not expect 'that this amount will be reached. THE DR. WRSGHT FUND.

1 Following are the subscriptions to date to the Dr. H. P. Wright memorial fund: John R. Booth 600.00 Geo, H.

Perley 360.00 Henry K. Egan 160.00 Davis 280.00 Claude 260.00 J. A. 260.00 A. Ferguson, Q.C 200.00 J.

R. MoNeil 100.00 Wm. 260.00 6.00 John Francis 1.00 O. C.Hoffman 10.00 R. A.

2.00 Henry M. Ami 26.00 AN APPEAL FOR A CLEAN GAME W.j,L0UD0NJ)F VARSITY COUNSELS THE 0TTAWAS A Warming That seems tomswhat ts-' necessary-What Mx. Loodoa ays Editor Journal, As a former resident of the city ot Ottawa, I ask space in your paper to say a few words about the coming football match between Ottawa City and. Toronto 'Varsity. Just now It seems useless to enumerate and discuss the objections which have been offered to the playing of this match but it may not be amiss to warn the Ottawa City team collectively and Individually that' the eyes ef ths whole football fraternity In Ontario will be upon them next Saturday and that they must for the sake of football ahd amateur sport play a fair game.

They are eld enough, big enough and strong enough' In every way to play the game fairly without resorting to tactics which have been so frequently used of late by many teams and which are a disgrace to any form of sport I know that your team can play good, fair football and I know also that tne recent match between 'Varsity and Queen's would seem to show that no aggregation of players can be made to play fairly without a fair referee: but yet the remebrance of last year's games in Ottawa and the recent be-heavleur ef some of yeur players are at 11 fresh in the minds of all who follow- football. Let yeur team play fairly and win fairly and no one will be more -eager to give them praise for their victory than the cltlsens and students of Toronto. J. Loudon. Demonstrator in Physics, University of Toronto.

Toronto, 16, 1398. NOT AN O. A. A. a RINK.

The rink which wUl be run on the Metropolitan grounds is frequently referred to as the O.A.A. C. rink. It will have no connection with the O. A.

A. but will be run by private enterprise. NOTES. President Colsen of the O. Ai A.

C. has offered two silver souvenir-, for highest scores in another match (between O. A. A. A.

and a A. A. C. It will be rolled on Monday night with twelve men aside, POSTAL NOTES SEEM TO U0 WELL ABOUT THIRTY THOUSAND USED THREE MONTHS I Rotes for tt Cents or for One Dollar the Do .1 aoznlnatloes Host In I Demand The postal note system which was Inaugurated some three months ago has turned out to be a departmental success, and evidently a convenience to the business community. It is growing in favor and no doubt will continue to do so the better Its advantages become known.

The system was commenced last August with six denominations. Without any advantage and the fact not being generally known there were used during the week 2.778 notes. During the I month of September, wtien the system became better known, there were Issued 11, and in October 15.148. making In all 20.013. For the three months ending October 31 there jwcre issued 8,176 26-cent notes, 140 40-cent notes, (.095 60-cent notes, 3,241 70-cent notes, 7,365 dollar notes, 146 IL60 notes, 296 32 notes, S.221 32.60 notes, and 6,710 35, making a total of 29.M3.

There are yet six denominations to be issued. I There exists some" misunderstand-. Ing ss to remitting a sum between any of the denominations mentioned. Take for instance 52. cents; all that is necessary Is to send a postal note for 60 cents with! a 2-cent posts te stamp on the face of it and 62 cents wlH be paid for it" The same thing can be done for 66 cents or any similar sum for which there is no denomination In postal notes.

Hon. R. Scott Is acting premier during the absence of Sir Wilfrid Leu rier and Sir Richard Cartwrlgbt In the absence of Mr. Scott Mr. Mills would preside at the cabinet meetings.

In the absence of the Premier it ta always the senior Privy Councillor that acts. I -i' Messrs. Mills, Paterson, Mulock and Slfton i have returned from Toronto, where they were attending the Hardy banquet I H. A. Price, district passenger agent ot the Intercolonial' Railway at Montreal, arrived In the city last evening.

This Is his first trip to Ottawa since he was promoted to his new position. Mr. Price was formerly private secretary to Mr. FotUnger, general manager ot the and has got many friends in Ottawa. LUMBERMEN DISPLEASED Pass SeselatieBS Jgaiaat a Few Brltlih nipping Charter (Special to The Journal) Quebec Nov.

17. Ok. largely attended meeting ef Canadian lumber merchants was held yesterday, Hon. R. R.

DobeU presiding, and all the large lumber Interests were strongly represented. The object was to discuss a proposed new charter formulated by the Chamber of Shipping of Great Britain. After 1 considerable discussion on the manifest unfairness of the proposed new charter a resolution was passed asserting. In View ot unanimous objectless of the trade in all parts of Kingdom to Its provisions, they could not ad vise members ef the federation to attend the conference, called by the Chamber ef Shipping. Local lumbermen asked about the nature of the proposed new charter said it would not in any way affect the sale of Canadian lumber or prices.

The charter concerns entirely ttie details of the carrying business, i THREE UNDER ARREST Another Chapter la the Voted Saner SfsgewM Case n1 T- Nov. 17. Buffalo. N. Nov.

17 The Cour ier this morning has the following from Erie. Pa; Another chapter In the famous Beraes-MoGewaa damage case of Trenton. J- In which McGowan alienated ttte affections of Barnes' wife, occurred la this city yesterday afternoon when Frank D. McGowan and wife, and Mrs. Dr.

R. H. Wynn were arrested on the charge of being fugitives from Justice for having stolen Edith Beryl, Barnes from a Cleveland private school. They are hold on 31.000 balL The case has attracted, attention all over America owing the prominence ot tine partleSU-lMrs. Frank MM3owan nee Mi Edith Rlddell.

who figures In this is well known In Toronto. Her father at one time being a prominent physician of Parkdale. 1 I NOT MADE PUBLIC. Paris. Nov.

17. The Spanish reply to the American demands regarding the Philippines has been translated but not made public It is generally assumed that Spain Insists en retaining sovereignty over the Philippines. B.S.f BOARD MEETING. The Sunday School Beard of the Eastern Methodist church met last night and de-elded to hold the annual Sunday School anniversary social on the Monday following the aanlversary services In the church. I DYNAMITE M.

Honors Bertrand, of Hull, employed by Mr. L. H. Tacfce in the construction ot the waterworks in Fraserville. Ont, returned yesterday and relates that 300 pounds of dynamite exploded the other day on the works.

The explosive was entrusted td his care. He had It stored In a magazine Isolated from the town. He left everything in order at night and next day the whole supply exploded. Needlework classes at Jarvis bookstore, also crocheting. Rev.

Mr. Walklsys subject Sunday evening, at the Church ot Our Father. St. James Hall WHBJf -WILL THB CHURCH OF ENGLAND BEACH ROMffi A review of Rev. Messrs.

Wattson and fttollon. TUB JOURNAL Tho Ottawa Despatch st Ag-ener Co, 89 Sparks Street, sella The Journal from 630 to 10 p. nr. eacn night "Croklnole," at Jarris. SEMI-FINALS OtUwa-Ti 95.00 The Ottawa Football Club to has made arrangements to Toronto run an excursion to Toronto and tn connection with their Return match with Varsity.

Tickets C. P. By. good from Friday. Nor.

lith Thursday, 24th. 36a- books at Jarvis, 4 i 4 -1. Ross', Ross', Ross1 Sparks and Metcalfe Streets. Friday Specials. daily.

We purpose rnaking ievery day of: lively in-terest to all because all are; concerned about the special lines we'll have to offer, Read what we offer on Friday: Quick. Chances' Dress Goods A lucky purchase of these bright new lines of dress goods warrant our passing them on to you as follows 200 yards Black Melton Cloth for handsome street costumes, 44 inches wide, and worth 40c per yard. Sells Friday at 300 yards bright new Plaid Dress Goods, double fold, suitable for linings, blouses, children's dresses. Quite as pretty as those selling at 25c and 85c per yard. Go Friday at 1M yards, ail that's left ot a beautiful line of Black 8atln-finlshed fancy broches.

Regular value, 45c To clear Friday at 300 330 yards all-wool fancy black dress materials, small raised patterns. Regular value 63o per yard. To go Friday at Sale of remnants at about half regular price. (FIRST FLOOR. Linens, Towels, etc.

Thanksgiving la at Every careful house-keeper prides herself In tne appearance of her table on that day. We start preparations early by in- auguratlng this sale. Nearly 600 yards genuine hand-loom Irish Table Lined, halt bleached, very close heavy quality. Regular price 60c per yard. To go Friday at Me About 475 yards half bleached Table Damask.

Satin finished, in beau-: tiful wild rose design. Regular price 65c per yard. To go Friday at only 200 yards only extra quality an-flax Table Damask, half, bleached, assorted patterns. Worth 6c per yard. To go, at 37 dosen White Damask Table Nap- kins, every thread pure linen, assorted Regular value SSc per dozen.

To go at 50c 20 dosen Hemmed Pillow Cases, ready to use, strong cotton, extra size. Regular price 20c each. To go Friday at 13 1-20 23 dosen all-Unen buck col-; ored borders, fringed ends. Worth 75c per dozen. To go at ........00 (FIRST FLOOR Rear.) A Blanket Opportunity -A.

prominent miller accepted our offer for his output in these lines. First lot to hand, and goes on sale to-morrow aa follows Grey Wool Blankets, double bed size, colored border. Worth 32.2S per pair. Te go at ...31.60 All -Wool Super Whits Blankets. good size, colored borders.

Worth 33.35 per pair. To-go at ......22.60 Men's Gloves To even up matters with the men for all the bargains in ladles gloves, we these special lots. 20 dozen Dents English Dogskin Gloves, with patent spring button, correct shades. Worth 31.50 per pair. To go on Friday at S3 dozen Men's Dogskin Gloves, wool lined, pique sewn, an si see.

Regular price 31.25. To go on Friday at 75e Hen's best Mocha Gloves, wool lined. Worth 31.50 per pair. To -go on Friday at (FIRST FLOOR.) of Ottawa, THeC.RdssCo Housekeepers should read our store news' Hosiery and Underwear These are only a few ef the worthy lots; Because we want quick sales, prices will rani this way: One lot Ladles One Cashmere seamless and fast black. Regular value, 3So to go Friday JSo, Another lot Ladles and Ml sees winter weight Cashmere spliced heels and seamless feet.

Regular value too per pair. Frl- day 8 pairs for SL00 or per 35a, 10 dosen Ladies Black Equestrienne Tights, superior quality, all wool and fast color. Worth SL26 te go Friday at Laces and Veilings Ha acetty witaeut fashionable ratlings wlinsd lata taken tt the hands ef train importer are to be had. UC4 Tarda Butter Colored Orisaied Tanas, about 3 Inches wide and worth per yard, te sen 500 yards Batter Celeced Cottoa. Laces tn Brussels lace patterns.

Regular 12o a yard laces. Friday per yard St yarts Arabs Cotton Laces. 31-3 yards wide. Regular 10 a yard. Friday per yard 100 yards One Wade fancy mesh Tellings, very new, worth tt.

per -yard 100 yds. Cneutne dotted black Veil- lngs, worth 30c per yard. Friday Fancy Work 'and Motions i Ladles win find our lines of, stamped linens, embroidery sUks eta. etc, right In- price and quality. These for Friday are worth stharlng: On small lot Crash Cushion Covers stamped ready to work.

Te clear oa Friday at Another 1 tot Crash Table Covers, i stamped new designs. Worth too go Friday at TS parrs fancy Garters, frilled with pretty sUver and gold colored buckles in butterfly and shell de- signs. Werh tfo per pair to go Friday at 400 variously shaped Cushion forme all ready to be covered. Regular'! price 15c, 20c. and 25c.

Friday Ladies Interested In fancy should procure a copy of the Cor- tlcelU Horn Needlework Book. which fuU Instructions and Contributions from the toad- Ing needlework authorities In New Tork and Canada; among them being Miss Alice Esdails, Miss R. J. Barrett, Mrs. Emma Haywood tand Mrs.

Amelia Smith. At eui Notion Counter, lto per cop yi Now ready. Highest Grade Perfumes, Etc. Because we buy the very necessary articles front the makers In large quantities, we 'quote the following unmatched 1 2S dosen Andre's French Tooth Brushes, best bristle, worth 25c each, go Friday at. Crown Lavender Baits Soap, which embodies in its composition an the Invigorating, refreshing and charming fragrant properties which the publlo have so entirely appreciated In that world renown- ed product.

Crown Lavender Salts Regular price is 60c and more. Ours per box ot 3 Crown Lavender Salt In kid poo-: fcets, here Crown Cologne and Crown Laven-. der Water, here I. Limited. is.