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OTTAWA PUBLIC SCHOOL HONOR BOLL FOR AFRIL. Central Sebned Wee. Fifth Cl.ss Girls 1 Maud Mumford, 2 Haggle Stephen, 3 Lillian Neelin. Boys: 1 Geo. Dempster, 2 Douglas Willimott, 3 Stanley Banner.

Senior Fourth Hsse flirts-1 Anal Lore-day, 2 Audry Jones, 3 Edith Meadow and RarahBoyoe. Boys: 1 Geo. Skene Graham, 3 Percy Cook. Junior Fourth Clan Girli: 1 Ethel Moodie, 2 Ethel Dawes, 3 Ethel Abbott. Boys: 1 John Ashfield, 2 Jamea Major, 3 Cl3k Fortier.

Senior Third Class Girls 1 May Daniel. Muriel Do bier, 3 Lena Courtney and Ethel Foater. Boys 1 Maitlani Booth, 2 Percy Peeps, 3 Percy Moulds and Ihos. RoaeelL Ceetnl School Cast. Fifth Class 1 Joseph Parker, '2 Victor Woodland, 3 Howell Bigger.

Senior Fourth Claa 1 Wm. Arnold, 2 Fred Hay, Wm. Ralph, equal. Junior Forth Class 1 Annie Ell ax 2 Jennie Borthwick, 3 Jennie Ushar. Senior Third CUea 1 Donald Hutchison, I Gerald Bogert, 3 Maud Gallagher.

Junior Third Class 1 Jennie Bowie, 2 Malay Gray, 3 Mabel Cunningham, Walter Snow, equal. Senior Second Class 1 Lillian Day, 2 Arohle MoDougall, 3 Fred. Robertson. Junior Second Class 1 Ernest BronskilL Arthur Wallace, 3 Tilly Torley. -1 Senior Firat Class Third draft.

1 Bulah Gates, 2 Gordon Stewart, 3 Norman McDonald. Second Draft. 1 Justice Wills, 2 Michael Kiley.3 Percy Harris. Firat Draft. 1 W.McDonald.2 Gertie Fair.3 May Tcrney.

Junior Fust Class 1 Walter- Pierce, Lanra Deacon, 3 Jennie Wilson, Vera Hampshire. Wellington Street School. Fifth Class 1 Grace Cole, 2 Emma Kingsbury and 1 label Jamieaon. equal. Senior Fourth Class 1 Harold' Jones, 2 Inee Chapman, 3 Lena Mclntyre.

Junior Fourth Class 1 Clara Cole, 2 Ella Rondeau, 3 Maggie Taylor. Senior Third Class 1 Andy Imlaoh, 2 Charlie Fleming, 3 Reuben Sharer. Junior Third Class 1 D. W. Jamieeon, 2 Marion Younger, 8 Era Anderson.

Senior; First Clais 1 Meda Whlttier, 2 Archie Latimer and Robert Latimer. Junior First Class 1 Lome Hawkins, 2 Walter Cooke, 3 Bell Whlttier. Senior Firat Class First Draft I Thlrxa Cook, 2 Fred Murphy and Eerie Ritchie. Seoend Draft: 1 John Barr, 2 Carrie Cross, 3 William Barr. Third Draft 1 OrrUls John Egnn 3 Harry Herbert.

Junior First Class First Draft 1 Harry Younger, 2 Irene Neebitt, 3 Georgia Carson. Seooad Draft 1 Harma Dunlop, 2 Mable Eiisa Stewart, 2 Frankie Herbert, 3 Walter Meade. Fourth Draft 1 Clark Anderson, 2 Jessie Stewart, 8 Nellie Hisoox. Oetmr Street School. Fifth Class 1 Louisa Irwin, 2 Jessie Daris, 3 Frank Venn.

Senior Fourth Class 1 Ida Daris, 2 Edith Rochester, 8 Katis Flegg. Junior Fourth Class 1 Henry Mooch, 2 Lizzie Daris, 3 George Heath. Senior Third Class 1 Fsnnie Venn, 2 Edith Richards, 3 Andrew MoWilliams. Jurior Third Calm 1 Willie Dixon, 2 Ella Forsyth, Stella Wright. Second Class 1st draft.

1 Percy Tiller. 2 Horace -Merrill, 8 Nora Merrill. 2od draft 1 Blanoha Heath, 2 John Hale, 3 Willie McKnight 3ro draft 1 Hugh Forsyth, 3 John O'Hsara, 3 Ebert Allen Part Second Class 1 Lillie Towers, 2 Bene Go bey, 8 Ida Cochrane, Jessie Bel-harrie. First Class let draft 1 Bella Jardine, 1 Edith Venn, 3 Lizzie Erase, 2nd draft 2 Alan McDonald, 2 Milton Potter, 3 John McDonald. 3rd draft 1 James Beatty, 2 Katie Cowan, 3 Albert Jardine.

BeU Street School, Senior Second Class I Line Bayly, 2 Emma Hodgios, 3 Sarah Broedhead. Junior Second Class 1 Willie Himea, 2 Harry Usher, 8 Willie Belford. Senior First Class A 1 Wesley Palsn, 2 Lillie Fraztr, 8 Ethel Brock. 1 Sophia Hemphill, 2 Emma Bracey, 3 McLaren Wilson. 1 Ethel Langdon, 2 liber Moodie, 3 Mar Oeroin.

Junior First Class A 1 Lite Watson, 2 George Belford, 8 Willie Hemphill. 1 Laura Penfold, 2 Victor Mary Daw-sen. 0 1 May Slack and Jessie Preston, 2 Benny Patterson.S Alice Floyd. 1 George Fraaer, 2 George Wright, 3 James Watson. Perry Street School.

Fifth Class 1. Martha Webber, 2. Maggie Young, 3. Annie Bennett. Senior Fourth Class 1.

Bertha Towers, 2. Annie Haig, 3. Mabel Bennett and Daisy Heath. Senior Fourth Class 1. Charles Wood, 2.

Walter Bowdaa, John Neileoo, equal. Senior Third Class 1. Mabel Webber, 2. Lily Gilbert, 3. Annie Maodonald.

Junior Third Class 1. John Akeson, 2. Ollie Akeaon. 3. Maynard Peterkin.

Second Class First Dirisloa i 1. Grace so lees, 2. Garnet Retellack, 3. Lillie Yoorg. Second Dirisleu 1 1.

Albert Brows, 2. Elgin MoLetohie, 8 Mabel MoCoU. Senior First Class 1. Laura Clausen, 2. Will White.

3. Bertha Booth. Intermediate Firat Clsas First Dirisloa 1 Stanley Smith, 2 Nina MeLatohie, 3 Sarah MoFarlane. beoond Uisision i 1 Daisy Stoate, 2 Brkine Renan, 3 Johnnie Phrpera. Third Dirision 1 Pearl Smith, 2 Fannie Hemming, Junnuerege, Junior First Class First Dirision 1 Mmerra Smith, 2 Katie Scott, 3 Roy 8 mi to, Second Dirision 1 Annie Sweet, 2 Napo leon Manor, 3 Lillian Barr.

Third Dirision I Stanley Coooh, 2 Emily Donaldson, Gordon Whitley. Fourth Dirision 1 Willie Daria, 2 Bee Young, 8 Lillian Mitchell. Slater Street School. Junior Third Class 1 Albert Booth, 2 Charlie Palmer, 3 Willie Peek. Second Class I Bertie Campbell, 2 Ephie Ashfield, 3 Sproule McLean.

Senior First Class 1 Cecil Dempster, 2 Cecil Addison, 3 Percy Proud. Junior First Class l'Ernest Spar ham, 2 Arthur Diok, 3 George Ashe. Muia Street School. Junior Third Class I Beatrice Carrigan, 8 Enid Lron and Pattie Keeling. Senior Second Class 1 Helene Mills, 2 Jeanie Graham, 3 Roby Harem and Emma Williams.

Junior Second Class 1 Hope Powell, 2 Ella Morris. 3 Katie Waggoner. Senior First Class 1 Nellie Cbaropneae, 2 Flossie Chubbnck and Marion Davidson, Junior First Class 1 Laura Stanford, 2 Clara Heritage, 3 Jdabel Mecfarlene. Archibald Street goheel. Fifth Class 1 Gordan Stewart, 2 Guy Orde.

3 Ida rouse. Fourth Class 1 Mabel Ada Letch, 3 Stephen McLaughlin. Sonior Third Class 1 Mabel Martin, 2 Minnie White, 3 George Saffron. Junior Third Clan 1 Jennie Morrison, 2 Oiirs Kenny, 3 Urn Stewart. Second Class 1 Eaa Grant, Lila Burnett, 3 Robbie Kotwrtaon.

Senior Part Second Class 1 Sidney Letch, 2 toon Awrnny, a uiy tings. -Junior Part Second Class 1 Katie Hill, 2 Flora Scrim, 9 Edith Marker. Part First Class First Grade 1 Gertie Anderson, 2 Ethel Murphy, 3 Emily Ardler. Brennd Grads 1 Ethel Anderson, 2 Oeorgie McCullougtj, junnue brant. Hard Grade 1 Aaenata GoodalL Ira Preston, 3 Charlie Patterson.

Ida Street Sobeel. Fifth Class 1 Or mend Higman, 2 Mary Ardley, 3 Fanny Shore. Senior Fourth Class I Daisy Kent, 2 Clement Harrington, 3 Lydla 8mith. Junior Fourth Class 1 Mack Skead 2 Mack Daridaen, 3 Albert MoCormack. Third Class First Dirision 1 Lottie McCualg, 2 Lillie Allen, 3 Laurence Uglow.

Second Dirision 1 Eric Brennaa, 2 Harold Ls Sueur, 3 Stuart Third Dirision I Julia Benson, 2 Maria Roeeke, 3 Maggie Black. Seoend Cites First Dirision: 1 John McKenzie, 2 Fritz Dunlerie, 8 Florence Hastey. Second Dirision I Garnet Six-smith, 2 Earl McCuaig, 3 Frank B'eckeder. First Class First Dirision: 1 Harry Uglow, 2 Naida Rolpb, 8 Fred. Newell.

Second Division: 1 Violet Clayton, 2 Kenneth Aylmer, 3 May McLeod. Third Dirision 1 Willie Graham, 2 Jamea McNeill, 3 Hazel Hastey. Fourth Dirision 1 Herbert McCandlish, 2 Gilbert Burgess, 3 Stuart Houston. Fifth Dirision: 1 John Msgse, 2 Willis Davidson, 8 Alex Laing. Sixth Dirision 1 Nellie Sadie Beinpsey, 3 John Ross.

Ksblnaon Primary SefcsoL SUIOE DIVISION. Third Class 1 Tom Smith, 2 Robert Brown, 3 John Bellefoy. Senior Second Class 1 Jackie Wright, 2 Ernest Gardener, 3 Maggie Fiadlay. Junior Seoond Class -1 Vallie Wright, 2 James Ogilry, 3 Louis Birth. Part Second Class 1 Ernest Thornton, 2 Carrie Brian, 3 Ethel TyrelL JTTHIOH DmstOlf.

First Draft: 1 Robert Sarsxloa, 2 Hugh Bellefoy, 3 Hilda Mulligan. Seoond Draft 1 Katis Skaosaod Percy Wright, 2 Georgia Wright Third Draft 1 Rose Pinard, 2 Pearl Johnstone, 3 Alios Friend. Fourth Draft 1 Tommy Bobby Edith Prtos. Oeorge Street School. Senior Third Class 1 Martha Piotrzkow-siy, 2 Katie McStrarick, 3 Willie Mo-Callum.

Junior Third Class Senior Dirision 1 Norman Taylor, 2 Ernest' Lee, 3 John Murphy and Lizzie MoOellum. Junior Dirision 1 Rebecca Bobier, 2 Rhode Star enson, 3 George Carrier. Part Seoond Class Senior Dirision: 1 Katie Halpenny, 2 Harry Berry, 3 Jamea McParland. Junior Division: 1 Florence Preston, 2 Lily Aikens, 3 Daisy Birth. Part Seooad Class Senior Dirision 1 Aggie Moeser, 2 Hennig England, 3 Ben Allen.

Junior Dirision 1 Emery Gushing, 2 Johnnie Hayes, 3 Bertha Lookwoed. Bo) tea Otiose BeheoL Senior Seoond Oaas 1 Xllsa Wells, 2 Leonard Gooden, 8 fioeanne Balanger. Junior Seoond Cites. 1 Violet 2 Daisy Poeley, 3 May Nolan-Senior part Beiend Claw 1 Donald Brace Fair balra, 3 Minnie Banning. Junior Part Second Clare I Robert Smith, 2 Gertie Pooler, 3 Annie Ppector.

Draft I 1 Allan Bark, 2 Fred Cotbee, 3 Willis Banning. Draft II 1 Annie Haftman, 2 Willie Pooley, 3 Cuthbert Harry, Draft IV 1 Anna Faraldson, 2 Albert Gaulke, 3 Fred Littlsford. Draft IV 1 Alfred Abraham, 2 Cora Jenkins, 8 John Banning. CreieThtea Street Soheei. Senior Fourth Class 1 Emma Armstrong.

2 TlUy McNeughtea, 3 Magrie Kan kin. Junior Jfourtn Class 1 Lure Keonie. 2 Mabel Ryan, 3 Musie Sherwood. inird metre Benior (Jlsst I Maud Albert MoConnelLS Joaay Rankin. junior uis st' i vvuite uerard.

2 Mabel WhiUan, 3 Tommle Abbott. Seoond Book Class 1 Robert BelL 2 Eliza Cooke, 3 Carrie Erikthe. Junior Seooad Class Bert Dawson. 2 Harry Giles, 3 Harry Sharps. Benior jrirm uiase mart i Kuby Reyneiea, 2 Fred Ueoree, 3 Alios May.

Draft 2: 1 Edith Sharne, 2 Maggie Csdat. 8 Ethel Wllaoa. Junior First Class 1 John Rscaa. 2 Delay Stalker, 8 Edward Aasland. Draft 2 1 Warner Bhipelark, 2 Thomas Gerard.

8 Frank Krauznsch. Draft 3 1 John MoLatohie, 2 Jsok Bradley, 4 John Libby, Frank Rennock, equal. Draft 4:1 Rub) Thome, 2 Harold Benedict, 8 Jesnie Eadale. Bnoklnffbjun. Mat 2.

A man named lEphraim Tram- blay who was arretted an the night of the 27th alt. by P. Storey tor being d. and d. using abusirs language either broke jail or was helped out by a party or parties unknown, nut was nrougni netore toe magistrate on the following a.

m. and fined 10 added to which was a aaatio as to his fatare beharieur. In the rolt of J. CCummiaoa rs.Tswnshlt of Portland, Mr. C.J.

Brooke, forthe plain tiff, achiered a brilliant susoess, securing a judgment in faror of Mr.Onmmlngs of with ooate. It aeems a year ago tola peat winter the plaintiff lost a team of horses through the alleged negligence of defendant's at Shapely Creek, hence the suit. lain till endeavored: to arrange, but defendants repudiated oomnensation. A number of Buckingham sports mst last evening ana organized a club called be Buckingham Trotting and Athletie Those present were Messrs. Alexander so lar ea.

Wm Maclntoah. Unas i'earson. Cent BothwaU. Albert Maolaren. A McCal- A Bernardin, Wilson, A Cameron.

Cummiogt ana Mcleod. Mr Wilson was elected chairman and ha appointed a committee of fire, i at tjl I7 aiu. Wii.iwi. iu wHiuvmi Cant, BotbweU and J. A.

xiernardin. lear Inc one to be chosen ny ins Buckingham lacrosse club. The aaid eommittee this morning proceeded to business by inspecting the suggested trotting grounds end finding everything oommenoe woik at on oe. it may be said toat air. Alexander Maclarea has purohassa tour new blood horses.

The nessi mists declare that the usual summer business is all being done now and that during June, Juty, snd August we might as well close op. Mr. F. Gormaq baa been appointed ssoy treaa, for the town ocrpcratloa. Messrs.

Holland official reporters of the Senate, who hare had a large and raried experience la the aae el different cltssss of typewriters, hare arrived at the conclusion that tha surra noun nr watTkh Is the beat machine on the market to-day la erery particular, and are now using the same exclusively ia their official work in the Senate. For further particulars apply or send for Illustrated, catalogue to as, Brook ft 12 Central Chambers or 1724 Notre Dame street, Montreal. Ottawa Phone 12. THX PARUAMINTARY SESSION. Dnrlxinr the sessloa of Parlia ment, the) Evaning: JoarnaJ will sent to any address for ana dollar.

AM uto session ls ex pcted to bo alone one, this is an un usually faveraklo apptrrttm-itv for now saba ori bars to test The JoarnaL The offer is open not onir to members of Parlia ment bat to all, either la city or country The Journal's Parlia mentary reports will bo fall and frea from Dias, ana au otner am partments of thoroughly ooworea. The JoarnaL 34 Elgin st. Are yea going camping this summer? von vat ehean tinware, tt J. K. Glen's.

Br ward market for a few days. It will pay yea te bay in advance. THE EVENING JOURNAL FRIDAY MAY 4 1894 A Flad at Bare Sponge PoesHs. A reporter of Tub Jocknal called on Dr. H.

M. Ami cf the geological survey staff and made enquiries regarding the so-oalled deep sea fauna which he was reported have discovered on Porter's Island in the underlying rock formation. The doctor stated thst Porter's Island ai made up of two geographical formations, tne one a rsry recent and tbe other a rery old formation. Tbe older one was found tbe rook beds underlying tbe drift or newer formation. It consisted of black bituminous shales which oontain "quite a percentage of petroleum or rock oil in their com position.

Thsy belong to the Ctice formation which directly overlies the limestone beds of the Trenton from which most of the building stone used in Ottawa is got. Amongst tha" fossil remains found were a number of examples of a rery rare sponge just recently described and hitherto new to science. There are also many other interesting fossil remains amongst which are large shells of orthocer-atites, graphtolitea and triiobites, which are oftimes replaced by aulphuret of iron, which makes them appear gold or bright brass colored. Russell. Mat 3 The Rwerside cheese factory owaed by W.

R. Petrie was opened on Monday and they expect to do a large business this season. They hare commenced using the Babceck test and will pay for milk eooerding to its valne. The farmers consider this the fairest system, as under tbe old system of paying, poor milk brought as much as good. The principal topio of conversation oa the streets just now is tbe Conservative meeting to be held here on the 7th inst.

Many had began to think that the party were dead it would now appear that they 'hare only bees resting. Sir A. P. Caron, Hon. John Heggert, and Dr.

Montague are announced to apeak and this will no doubt cause a very large meeting as tbe farmers are about through with their spring'a work. There ere many candidates spoken of Mr. 6 Hortublee, of Hurtubise, appears te be a strong favorite as candidate for the commons in the eastern part of the oountt. He would no doubt make a strong run. For tbe local we hear the name of John Tylter.G.

P. Petrie, D. Cartmer, W. Lowrie, Samuel Cheney and others spoksn Ths party appear confident of redeeming this oonatry in the next contest. A fide of Thrilling Adventure Outoftl? Jaws of Datb Our'jStw Serial Yoa Win Find Put Read It in This Issue 15 lEIeotrio Corn Salvo poison.

For One Month. A chean sals of all kinds of tinware fancy goods and baskets. J. K. Glen, By ward APRIL RAINS Villi JUSEFLOWERS.

and Rower Seeds In packets. Full variety fresh aad pure, A. E. Brethour Dispensing: Druggist pBansiACT Hall. Cor.

Bank and Cooper sts. HUNGARIAN Produces thirty pounds more breed than any ether flour. Unexoalled lor' fiae pastry, cakes, buna, eta, etc, Pronounced by the leading bakera of Canada tha best and strongest flour ia the market. Ask your grooer or dealer for Ogilrie's Hungarian, naigs sewa with red, white and blue twine. This floor stands unparalleled in ita diatinctire and peculiar advantages.

A granular and creamy HAS NO EQUAL. Xi A ARK Os Mississippi Lara, Casxbtow Placx. Write the Ika Perk Co. Cerleton Place, or eneulra of J. K.

Parker, C. P. R.CUv passenger event for thranrh rates Ottawa to Lake Park. aad return for excursion end plo-nlo parties. O.

P. R. Ottawa to Cerleton Flaoe f.henoe stea-merCarleton through the beautiful Mississippi lakes to rare. Klnrtlaae fluking. Afewohotoe nuuoing wee sou oe naa.

Dates of salllag will be announced later. J.J.MTJEPHY Plumber, Tinsmith, etc, 180 BIDBATJ ST Good work nd promptaea eiunnde SUNDAY HOURS Blornlng, 9:30 to 12." ATternoon, 20 to 5. Nlffht, 8 to 10. R. A.

MCCORMICK PaxeoarpnoH Dbuoodit, 75 SPARES STREET. asTelephone 159, TKVJtS OF ABVIRTISIWQ Per VonDsrell line, lz lines beingeonalto 1 Inch Ordinary AdvertiUcg. lor nrtt Insertion. each oo Reeding matter notices 10 oonte per lino each insertion. Wants, For Rales, I Lets and advertisements of that class, 25 cents each insertion, pvrable laeavanoe.

KoHeo of Births. Marrlaffee. Deaths and funerals, 60 cents Irianrtion, which sbojk no psia is aaraace. 3 Onr Trains Link -the Ooeans. WITH OTTAWA AS A CENTRE They reach east to Halifax and west to Vancouver from the Atlantic to the -Pacific This is a practical result of our enterprise with PICTU Which takes The Journal's readers through DO YOU WISH the finest of the kind published, rart is now runningf and you can get that or any previous part for three coupons of different numbers, such as published on page 6 ana 12 cents, from 1 BUILDERS' HARDWARE of eyery description at lowest market prices.

THOMAS BIRKETT, 113 tvnd US EIDEAU ST 62 and 70 WILLIAM STREET, and 405 BANK ST. ROOM PAPER At Prices nover before heard of. Paper formerly 20o and 25o now rednoed tr lOo, 12J.0 aad 16o per roll aad other greiee In liks proportion. Sample hooka now ready for inspection. No trouble to show goods.

DUFORD'S WWdeaustreet. P. B. A line of borders at 12Jo aad ISe per roll. DO YOU PAY RENT And Do Ton Wish To Own Your Home 7 The Birkbeck and Sawing; assist you to buy or build a home or pay off a Mortgage snd will allow yon 1 to repay yeur loan in SmU Monthly Instalments just as Yon Mow Pay Kont.

OTTAWA ADVISORY BOARD Thomas Bibkctt, Pkesidkmt. D. Maclabex, O. B. Gbxexb, P.BASKiavitXB,E.s, Johx Christie, Esq.

Jas. D. Fraser, Km. Kd, Wallace, Ksq. W.

C. Mat, Joan Macouh, Esq. Sollettors: Messrs. Christie, Greene Greene. Valuator: Jsmes Mather.

Circulars and full information to be bad from R. UGLOW, Sec-Treas. Office 86 Ottawa. ro sTTBsenrBXRs Baboo1-- cclve Th Joukna refruUmj -uafr this office when tne msHer will at uaoe be aUaod to. 1 RESQUE CANADA7' TO KNOW the best ICE DEALERS.

IO.HJ I JOB I Season of 1804. FROM MAl 1ST TO OCTOBER 1ST. 10 lbs daily (or Season. $4 50 Payable -20 lbs daily for season. 6 60 In 80 lbs daily for season.

8 SO adrance. 10 lbs daily for ths season. .85 00 Payable 20 7 CO J-at end of 30 ..10 001 aaaiion. 10 lbs daily pet month SI 25 20 2 00 Monthly prioes payable in advance. Special ratea for large orders.

All eur atock of ioe was taken from above the Chaudiere Falls and ths supply ia guar for the whole season. Orders girea after this date will be tilled at once uutu May 1st without extra charge. OTTAWA ICE CO'Y. Cor. Bank and Wellington Sts Telephone No.

S6U To the Citizens of Ottawa ICE SEASOTOF 1894. Tha Independent Ice Cow.Ltd.bsa; te Inform ths general pubJle, that they are now prepared te receive orders for the supply of Pure Ioe tor the eeaeon IKA. The utmost osre has been taken and nose but flrst-cltue Ioe has been stored. AU our eopplr hs been cnt aoors ths Chaudiere Falls near the end of the clear water pipe. We bare erected tire new Ioe booses la addt tton to oar larve storage ot laet rear.

And we hareaLioreaeed from 0.N.CharTabcns,fermerlr of the Ottawa Ioe Cotnpaoj.his large Ice Beiue situated on Lnrse Avenee. ee that there need not be the alightest doubt as te ear capacity to execute ail orders howerer large during tha whole sosson. Our Uaoraessra are new on their rounds, and we reepeotfuilr solicits your orders, which will be attended to with courtesy snd promslnees. Ordsrs may be addmsed te the Head office eor Cooper and Percy sts. or Telephone No 364 Branches Robert Stewart, Insurance office, TAttia at.

Braoehes; W. A. Store 521 Welllngtsn st. where orders may be lefr. Contracts made with large ouaauuiora at Special Bates.

Regular supply: guaranteed (or the whole an a son Iodeoendent Ice Company. (Ltd Lra Booth. llanager. DtUwa. March.

14th 1EN FIRE INSURANCE. LIVERPOOL LONDON GLOBE INSURANCX CC A88KT8 orer $43,289,570 INCOME orer 7,300,000 C3L.rXIALUiir3S( AS2U3AKCt CO. CL.TD) A8SETS. orer 118,500,300 INCOME orer 5,100,000 Edward King-, Asent, 27 Sparks street. O.

Q. V. Ry. Boarding Hense- AFTER MAT 13TH COMPANY'S BOARD inn house at asabazua will be open (or summer vukors Hooee is about 600 feet abere the Ottawa and In easy reach of trout streams and lakes Scrupulous cleanliness Is observed, and the best of food, purest of wassr and freshest of mountain air ecus bice to make the place peculiarly healthy Terms, monthly tis. weekly i dally Campers can arrange for tib.e board Number of roome limited and parties deniring to be tog -ther ebouia make earlr ap plicaiion For further Information enquite at OCGVUr oAlvC.

inm 28. Cuitial Ituunhors, Klgih St all the romance and Wonderful Land. of your country Than get this noble work, KENNETH MARKET SQUARE, Dealer in Argiooltnral Implements of Every Deaerlstien, Steres Seeds and Seed Grains. Has now in stock a full and large assortmeat of seeds aad Implements for spring trade. The Largest and choicest itocki of Canadian frrowa timothy and olorer in the oily.

One car ree'eaned and tested red cob seed con. One oar Mammoth Southern SwsetOorn. One car Longfellow Oompton and Thoroughbred corn. One car seed barley and buckwheat; also Improved Hoosier Grain Drills, Horse Turnip Drills, Planet, k. Matthews Eaa4 Drills and Cultivators, Land Rollers, Disc Harrows, Waggons, Expresses, etc.

Prices oa application. EDTJOATIONeX. DBAWtHG AHO PAIH1IHG. SUSS H. THURTEXiXa.

Graduate of the Ontario School of Art and Pupil of Jacobi, Rives lessens In Drawiig and water color painting, sketching from nature jn eclalty. Kejdeaoo and Sladlo, 171 Mop- EVENING CLASSES At K6 Elgin at. erery' night except Saturday in Penmanship, Pea Art, Bookkeeping. Short hand. Commercial Arithmetic and Oommerola Training.

Apply Jno. Walton. Kc KI1b ss, or to Hedley Bridge, Bank at. FronobAoadesyof the Dominion Compiatb Couaaa or Lassoks PROP. CHAS.

PRE70T Graduate of the Cnirenrilr of Paris (FraaseJ principal. Studio: Cumberland st. air8tedents prepared for the preUmlnary aad optional examination ot the drll serrioe. Ifathematica and Clsaslos. Translations made at reasoasbls TOTTITG- LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S Day School, 288 Daly A'-e.

Kindergarten, Music. French, Painting, Drawing, Art Needlework, etc. Kindergarten Miss Wilder. Music (adranoed) Mien O'Reilly. French Prof.

C. Preset. BUSS HTJKPHRYS, Principal Boys' PrWata School VICTORIA CHAMBERS. Geo. P.

WocOoonibe, B. AOrfard Apply Vktoria Chambers Laiy at. all the beauties of our McQONALD OTTAWA1 BOOTS AND SHOES Wholesale and Retail, 823-328 WeUlngtea St. There la little aeed te ssentaoa that we earry every rarlety of footwear or abas style, euality and prioe we ocenpete favorably. People kaow thst and aeaae te as te their own tsaiitt.

Onr KAXUFACTURIKQ DEPARTMENT Is also a permanent snooees. We wanld tana aressapoa Lumberers and Conn try BCer onants the fact that we eaa aad do glre better raise In erery point than eaa be aot elsewhere. We maf Dririag qboes.Beefsktn Monnssslns EsrresS Boots, Handmade Booss. ate. aad ask for aa opportunity to a note prioes.

By enosn racing home atannfaosnres she stability the city la bdlt up and ita labor kept employed. DIVIDEND KO 36. VfOTTCE here by rfTeathat a diridsad 1 of (4) four per oens. upon the paid an capital stook of this beak has been deolared for the current half year, and that this same will be payable at she bank aad its branches -en and after Friday tbe first of June, 1894. The transfer books will be dosed from tha 17th to the 31st May next, both day inoln.

aire. By order order of the Board, Gxo. Buss, General Managec, The ok of Ottawa. Ap4U3rd, iei. r- war i.