The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 3

A SHOULD PAY ALL. BOARD OF WORKS AND THE MARIA I STREET BRIDGE. They Think the Government Should Pay an the Cost of it-The Committer will go Back EeddenUofHackrazi Art. ao sot Wait it Hade Public The of works are not satisfied with the offer the government has made In reference to the bridges, and the committee of aldermen and Kl-aens'wlll again go to Parliament If iil with the matter. The matter came, up-yesterday, when the letter from the department of public works, referred from the city ccuncil was read.

The engineer stated that there was no doubt now that Maria and Theodore: streets was an original concession road, laid out many years ago, and according to precedent the government should bear the entire coat of a new bridge instead of asking the to bear one-third. The government's offer to hand Mackenzie avenue over to the city, to be opened as a public street, caused considerable discussion. The engineer did not think the rest-dents of Mackenxe avenue wanted the street made public, but wished It closed at one end. Ei-Mayor McDougaL one of the real-dents on the street, expressed the same opinion. While the sidewalk, he would be open to the general pubjlc as a thoroughfare, they wished the roadway closed at one end, an 1 would keep It in order themselves.

Aid. Champagne and two or three others thought that the street 'should be made a public one. The offer of the department to bear the' same share of the cost of asphalting the, approaches to Sappers bridge as private citizens would bear was considered a fair one. In regard to the other matters Aid. Bell moved, seconded by Aid.

Dal-glish, that the committee wait on the government again. This motion car ried. The petition of the Trades and Labor Council asking for the appointment of a practical scaffold inspector was re erred to the engineer to report on. The claim of $100 damages by Taylor lie Velty for injuries to MYm. Greer and a companion for alleged injuries received and damage to a buggy on the bridge on Duke street, through a pile of stones preventing them getting out of the way of an electric car.

was referred to the advisory committee, i O. E. R. and Syenite. The letter of the Street Railway refusing to pay their share of the eo3t and the annual amount agreed upon, If a Telford-Syenite pavement were laid on Sussex street, as theydld not consder it of a permanent nature.

came up. Aid. McGuire said that it rested with the city engineer If Telford-Syenite were a permanent pavement or not. Rather, said the englnerr, it rests with the agreement with the Railway Company. The agreement defines a permanent pavement as one of natural or artificial stone, with a rubble stone foundation.

Telford-Syenite, under this agreement, was a permanent pavement, he thought. On motion the letter was referred to the city solicitor. The Railway Company asked for leave to construct a side track on Theodore street, opposite Rideau Rink, where cars could be kept In waiting after hockey matches. Theodore street was considered too public for this, and on suggestion tf the engineer Aid. Hastey moved, seconded by Aid.

McGuire, that Duffer in street be offered for the purpose, the tracks to be, removed when required bi the city. jA communication for the. chief of police evidently was mis-directed and came to the board of works. It caused niuch amusement. It was from L.

M. Fortier of the corner of Cambridge and Maria streets; who wanted active measures taken to trace some boys who had been throwing stones on his lawn. For Snow Cleaning. )Ald. McGuire moved, seconded by Aid.

Wallace, that a foreman be appointed to superintend the snow clean-ins of each ward, the same as last year, the finance committee were authorized to place a sum at the disposal of the treasurer sufficient to pay off Jhe snow cleaners after each storm. The engineer was- Instructed to ask for tenders for syenite. Those present were Aid. Champagne, Hastey, Davis, Bell, Dalglish, Wallace and McGuire. FALLOWTIELD NEWS.

November 27. Mr. John Tlerney suffered considerable loss recently when his outbuildings were destroyed by fire. The origin of the fire Is a mystery. Mr.

Tierney was in Ottawa at the time. Mr. Boyd, our cheese-maker, left last week for his home in Spencervllle. The factory was broken Into about a week ago, but as no cheese was taken it Is thought the burglars were, in search of money. 1 jj Miss Laura Heanin of Bell's Corners, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.

William Armstrong, has gone home. I Rev. Mr. Campbell of the and Bible Society, conducted the service In the Presbyterian church last Sunday. i 5 MOSGROVE NOTES.

I November 27. Miss Lena Helnricks tt Ottawa, paid a short visit to her triend, Miss Pearle Ritchie, I The revival held In the church closed on Friday last after three weeks of earnest and sue cessful work. Mr William Clark, who was kicked I by a colt. Is fast improving under the skilful care of Dr. Potter.

HAVE TOU A HOUSE TO LET OR SELL GIVE THIS JOURNAL A TRIAL. llVOFTEN SUCCESSFUL- I A good ad first catches attention, then awakens thought and then half battle OTrtr. i ANTTHlNCtLOST THE JOURNAL 13 SL'RS TO OlYT IT, THE EVENING JOURNAL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1895. REPUBLICAN OR DEMOCRAT. Vaeartaln Tet Which Party Controls the U.S Senate Washington, Nov.

27. The Senate that will convene next Monday is composed of 88 members, although that number will not be complete until the validity of the alleged election of Mr. Dupont in Delaware Is passed upon. There will be 29 senators to present themselves for the oath of office, of these 13 are senators Mho have been re-elected and 16 are new members. After the filling of the long standing vacancies In Washington, Montana and Wyoming last year, the Senate stood politically Republicans.

10 Democrats, 43 and Populists. 5, including Senators Jones and Stewart, of Nevada. The new Senate will have 42 Republicans, 38 Democrats and 7 Populists, Messrs. Jones and Stewart still being Included in the last named group. If Dupont is seated the Ke-publican vote will be increased by one.

making a total of 43. With the admission of two Repub lican senators from Utah, the total of the Republicans will havetreached 45, but the whole membership will have been Increased to 90. and will necessary for a majority, The Republicans will still notd vote they now lack. It is said that lrjth A. D.

Stewart and Jons will return to the Republican fold and, if. this be i true, the Republicans will tak-3 possession of the It is noteworthy that the new edition of lhi Congressional contains in the biographical kochs of both these senators the statement that they are Republicans. PERSONAL. AND PERTINENT. The Rev.

Octavius Brooks Frothing-ham, the celebrated Boston luerateur, orator and Unitarian divlne aied yesterday aged 73. Rev. Father McRae on Thursday made, formal renunciation of the Roman Cathsilc faith, and was received Into the communion of the Church of England at Frederlcton, NT n. Mr. McRae formerly was a priest of the diocese of Antfgohish.

London Ad vertiser. The Emperor and Empress of Germany 3ent a large wreath to Trine-; Bismarck yesterday.the anniversary of the death of the wife of the exrchanc l- lor. The wreath was tied with a Droad. silk ribbon bearing a crown ana thej Initials of the Emperor and rrmpress and will be attached to an oM-paint-ing of Princess Bismarck nankins on the wall of the castle at ichsruhe. Captain Leontieff.

leader of tne mysterious Russian expedition to Abyssinia last spring, is trying to noat Joint stock company in wltn a capital of 400,000 "fi osrry ouij the scientific exploration of Africa and the peaceful civilization of tne Samuel Staples, a sober cltizon of Deer Isle, la the prohibition Maine, avers that the aay he dug out of one post hole 253 snaKt-s of various kinds and were green and striped and brown snakes, and they measured from 2 1-2 Inches to 18 Inches in length. The Westminster Gazette gives publicity to a rumor that Queen Victoria has. written a letter to, the Duke of Cambridge expressing her earnest nope and wish that he will be cautious in his speeches during next month, and will carefully observe the usual official reticence on the subject of the history of his retirement. The Lond on World states that Queen Victoria will go to the Continent about the middle of March for six weeks. Her Majesty had contemplated a visit to the Eastern JUvlera, which has been for many years a favorite district with the Empress Frederick, but it Is now probable that the Queen will go back to Camiez and again occupy the Grand Hotel.

The vHerald's special correspondent In Berlin writes that the Emperor William will visit Francis Joseph at Budapest on May 2 next, when he will take part" inthe celebrations of the anniversary of the Hungarian Kingdom. The King of Saxony, the Grand Duke of Baden and several other German princes will be there, and also the sovereigns of Roumanla and Servla. Prince the editor of the Grazhdanin an organ that is famous for abuse of foreigners, including even the French announces that from New Tear's Day his journal win cease as a daily publication. The Prtnce is anxious to resume his literary work, and does 'not conceal his desire to step into the still vacant shoes of tlie late M. Katkov as prime mover of the pansla-vist party.

No Two Allkej The weekly announcements of "77" are like a row of raw militia, no two alike. 'Tis the same with Colds, sometimes it is a or Sore Throat; or Catarrh, Iuflftenza or Cold in the Head; orSoreuesk in the Chest, General' Prostration laud Fever; when nearly all these sympt ims are present, then it is genuine GRIP. "77 in the master remedv for ll of these conditions. Taken early it snort promptly. laten during its prevalence, it prevjenta its invasion.

'Taken while buffer. ing from it, cure is speedily realized. will "break up" a stubborn cold that "hanga on." I. Humphreys puts up a Specific for every disease. They are descrit-ed in his Manual, which Is sent free.

Small bottles of Pleasant relicts nt your vest pocket; sold rr arugists. or sent on receipt or pnee. zoc. or nve ion i.uu. Humh'eys, Medicine Ill and 11J Wuliian street, ew Tork.

Be sure get QUITE A SCHEME. 0. G. V.RY.WANT FORTY1 LAKES ALONG ITS LINE And Have Atked the Crown Lands Department of Quebec for Them A Big Hotel to be Built at Blue Sea Lake The directors of the Ottawa and Gatlneau Railway want to lease every unclaimed' lake between Wakeneld and Desert some forty in number and to make thej whole Gatineau district a veritable sportsman's paradlswr. H.

J. Reemer. president and W.Dae Harris, general manager of mis line who werej in Quebec' this wee made application to the Commissioner Crown La'nds for the lease of all lakes within a Jdistance of fifteen miles on either side of the G. Ky. These lakes, as! is well known, abound in trout andj bass and if they can be obtained the railway company nope jto bring hundreds sof American sportsmen to jthe Gatlneau district every summer and fall giving them privileges to fish in any of the company's lakes without restriction.

The Bliie Sea Lake is unquestionably the "garpest" Eheet of wp.ter In the Upper Gatlneau and will no doubt be the objective point of the majorltyjof the tourists. Mr. Bepmer intends to build a handsome hotel on the shore of this lake jfor the accommodation of the pleasure seekers. The proposed hotel will cOBt In the neighborhood of $20,000. I CORBETTS NEW IDEA, He Wants to Turn his Band to Baseball New York, Nov.

27. Baseball circles are interested In a report that Wml A. Brady and James J. Corbett are jnel-gotiatlng for the purchase of a Controlling Interest In one of thej clubs belonging to the National League, and that Corbett and his brother Joe fvlll enter the field as professional baseball players next season. It has been known for some hme that Corbett has had the basebrll fever, sind that he.

has been looking for an ripening, but baseball men have hot beeh anxious to consider him cr-fously is a probable player. Thre seems ltttla cause to doubt, however, that hefreally Intends to become interested personally and financially in the Came. I As a fighter Corbett has been a partial uccesn, but as a ball player he can hardly be anything but a miserable failure, and it Is likely his friends will try and dissuade him from his baseball ideas. i 'II- A LARGE SNOWSHOE CLUB. The E.

B. Eddy Co. Snowshoe liathi n.imp of a. new orsanlz ation In Hull. Just started, with membership of 125.

The clul will have a band, the musicians to attired in snowshoelng uniform Th club la made up of the Ii. U. Edd: employees. Beirl B. B.

Writing: ana Copying: Ink have no superiors. All stationers kecP taem. i SEE OUR WINDOW Perfume Atomizers At 25 Cents, i i Also at and Sl.Oflu it. ii Pbarnucy Hall Cor BankaCootC, Phone 851. TwInKllng Brlotiter Than Ever People in search of the best goods at the lowest prices.

wiU find tnem at the ST Alt." Wc dally get in new consignments, the last one telng particularly appropriate for fall season. See what it consists of Black. Cream and Colored Jersoy Gloves; five dozen Le-dies' Golfers' Jackets in p-U shades one case Cashmera Hose, heairy rit bcU all wool, an-i worth 40c, for 2a. ens case of Boys' Heavy ktockinsa at J5c. two cases -of Ladies' Vests, from 23c.

I to II 25 spincUe of Scotch Yarn, iall shades. pe? four caees of Corscta at J1.00 and JI.23 tsa doien lU'ses' Waists, toughv cheap, to be spld at 25c STAR DRY GOODS STORE 139 BANK OTRBiT sunn iilOCJC.J STUART TAGGART Portrait Painter in Oils. Studio: 196 WELLINGTON ST. Commissions Accepted. I Highest Class Work.

'f ExatniitB on view. Cr.arges mmrE. i A Square Meal: tv'c wiit You Cet at the Orlcatil Cats Cooked tcyond cavil, wtll served, variety rtrHer from tnanti. BckiiJ 12.60 week HO per month. Meal tickets 7 fori a dollar, i-riea oymera tnciuucif to every; meal.

Jl. S. STEVENSON. SO BANK near Sparks Grail's Eick) ADVERTISIKG I RATES. Nonpareil measure 12 linos to 1 Inch.

Per 'line, first Insertion -J S9.lt Per consecutive sube. ins Per ilihe. three insertions a week Per i line, two inseitions a week Per illne. one Insertion a week i 7 Locals 10 cents per line, each insertion. No charge made for less than 25- cents on either transient or) contract JverUs- ln.

I Condensed classified ads of 19 words or more. 21.00 per word per CONTRACT RATES FOR DAILY. i i I ftcnparell meafure lines to 1 Inch. i i I i w7 saw saw law i morcn per line u.m month per line ...21.00 10.75 O.SO month per line 20.95 $0.65 1 mr.nth rwr line IJ.fr 21.60 II 00 $0.25 $0.40 $0.50 J0.75 11.00 12 month per line.J3.00 U00 Jl.M per ce.nL extra added to uiese for nr-laJ mBltiuns. rates $1.50 Ladies' ii Tan Skating Bals This is a rood Skating Boot and a per tail! i fect fitter.

Men's Black and Tn Hockey Boots always in stock.1 RATTl SONS STREET. on long nan is tb molt of nsifig Adams' Totti Frutti. It lly thirit lind gives ton tA t4i mm ten. Sold by DrnggiMt and Con-ncuomn, 5c Rcfiua all Jmiiations. A book for you Ford i icturq o( oa TUni FRUTTI (I wrapper and two 9c Maapt, om of oar liu of popular novaU will ba tent to yoa pott paid.

Adams Sons Co, 11 Je 13 Jaktu 1UJIOMTO, UNT. 43 THE GREAT AUCTION SALE. Take notice this is the last week of the Jewellery Auction Sale at 162 SPABK.S STRKET. This Is your laat chance to tmy sooda of all desciipt.ons. Will to sold all this week at any price under the hammer.

No reserve. LEVKQUK ft LEE. AUCTIONEERSL. Difference In Tea Is, as great as between skimmed milk and cream. Early May Teas are scarce and going to be scarcer this rear.

stock ia large, well selecteitalue all the time. We are not de? pendent on outside dealers tot our stock. Phlrty-f Our Thlrty-fiTe Cent Tea is exceptional ralue. Tou cannot do better than continue to use It; or IT you have not Just tuy a pound and try it STROUD BROS. 109 RIDE 5Al 172 SPARKS STREET.

at Montreal. Toronto. Petertorough sod Kingston. Na 4. I QEa a waiaiix.

ADVOCATE, eurutw. Gte 73 fUaUi street, HULL. QUE, liONEr LEND, MONET to lecd on till ceuUry property at per eeaL la sunw to suit borrower, ELLIS A iSOSK. Barriatars. Etc.

i XX Metcalfe street. Ottawa, O'CAKA, MacTAVISH GKIIUELU BARRlSTEns. Solicitors. Notaries, Etc, The MoUoo's! Bank Cljambtrs, aVii calta street OnC UarUa O'Qara, Q. (X B.

UacTavlaa. Q.C, i R.I B. acmmaU, CODB OUJUUTT. BARRISTERS, Solicitors. Etc SupreoM Court and Oepartioeoui AgesCa Carle.

ton Chambera. 74 Sparks atree: Ottawa R. O. Coda, F. BurrlU, A UORACB PRATT.

Solicitor. uzretaa Court ana Departmental AgenL OXtiea, Mawonic Cttunbrn. 104 Sparks street. Ottawa. FrlTata tunas toaa, FSHouaori.

i BARRISTER. Solicitor. No 11 and II Carieton Chambers, Ottawa. XmE (Space) coirfRXtfs. Nonpareil measure 12 lines to 1 Inch, 1.000 line S40.00 or 4c.

per Una .00 lines 470.00 or per line 1.000 iina or tc. per line 4,000 lines i. or S-c par line 8.000 lines L. cr 2 l-2c. pe- line 10.000 lines I- ...1200.00 or 2c.

per Una Not less than 1M liaet Inserted at any SPAEXS it i i-mmm UM 11 POWER I no Umt We are going to have WINTER this winter. We had it last winter, we have it every winter, that is downright OTTAWA WINTER, not a poor one horse imitation such as thej have in Toronto, Hamilton and other small town1) in the west. v. -Then why nt PREPARE for this front andibaek action winter by securing some of the cold weather bargains we are pushing along. Mitts and Gloves, Underclothing aud Socks, Fancy Ve3ts, Flannel Shirts, all kinds, Cardigan Jackets and particularly Braces, are cold weather necessities and we' have them.

A 'big -stock and good values. --TO-MORROW, FRIDAY --i Our special ofifering is 400 suits of all wool Scotch Knit Underwear ALL SIZES for $1.50 per suit. THINK OF IT, Only quarters and only 400 suits. Don go far in city cf 50,000 people. MAGDONALD Outfitters, 106 1 PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

LEGAL- PERKINS A FRASEB. BARR1WSR3. SoUcUors. Notaries, eta- Bupreme court ana ueparuncoMt Agents. Otflce 106 Sparks street.

tf. Psrklna A. w. F.i FRENCH A MAQEB. ZSarrUters at Law.

No. 12, Central Chambers, cor. Elgin and -I. I Quee; jtreets. F.

3. French. Q. F. A.

Magea. ALFRED E. FRIPP. 1 Late of aorrcan A Frlpp-) BARRISTER, Solicitor. Supreme Court and parliamentary Aeera.

mootob Carieton Chamters. 74 Sparks street. $50,000 to loan at lowest rates of interest lLCOURT A RITCHIE. ScilcUors and Notartea, aucl CsntraJ Chambers. Ottawa, A.

Belcoart. LL. 1C Cnwti iAtusrney for Carieton. AdvocaU for Prorlncs of guebee, DONALD HECTOR MACLEAN. BARRISTER, ETC.

Cant at Chambera. Elgin street Telephone til. i McCREADY A MOTT, BARRISTERS. Solicitors. etc! Supreme Court and Departmental Agents.

41 Sparks atrset aloney to loan. John J. UcCready. WUliam Uott ST.U. WALK Bit G.

BARRISTER, Attorney. Salltor, Parlla-mentary Agent. Notary, etc CenrM a in sr (opposite tas Ottawa. D. L.

Vic LEAN. (Lata Walker McLean). BARRISTER. Solicitor, Suprame Court and DJparuuenta; Agent Pvlsy Building. II Sparks street Ottawa, i liiiAULEr 1 Li).

i- I (Lats Bradley A Snow.) BAERI3IERS. Etc. Room 2L CetU-al Coambars. cor. E.gin and Queen ata, $100,000 TO LOAN la proricce of Quebec and On.

tarto at six per cent with privilege of paying oft at any time, also Mortgages and Debentures purchased. GRANT SIMS. BARRISTERS, Solicitor. Notaries. Etc, Ontario Chambers, 4 Sparks street.

Ot tawa. Mow7 to loan on real estate. John Grant Richard J. SUna BISHOP A SMTIUa. BARRISTERS.

Solicitors. Etc, first fteor Onuno Chambers. 4t street Ottawa, ilonay loan oa real satata. Jsha.gUbop. A.

Smith. IUDD. BLANCHBT A JOWBS. BARRISTERS, SUicltors, Ac, Supreme Court Parliamentary Asenta. Ot--1 less Ontario Chambers, Ottawa KetnptvUle.

Ont Oeot fcCaW. A. Blanohtt, Morton Jona it BROS. 2 Sparks Street. DSNTIST3.

DR. W. XL OREHNE. Surgeon Office Corner of Sparks and Bank streets. Grant's Block Gas administered.

Q. HANNA Dentsit Office and residence. S4 Bank (cornea of Queen street) Office on first Coor. BOWSS, Office Tl Rideau stress, orer Roberta Allan' drug store. DR.

PEARSON. i Dentict Hnn. Graduate. Toronto DnlTersltT. Office orer XL F.

MacCaithy'a Drug Wellington at Gas administered. DR. IRA BOPVER. Dentist. 1-2 Sparks street, over Hay's Hardware, Office phone 457.

Residence 1019. DR. C. G. STACKHOUSBa -1 Dantlot.

Office 130 Sparks street Residence 234 O'Connor street Gas and Electricity ad. ministered tor teeth extraction without puln, specialty. JAMES C. S. ROBERTSON.

L.U.&. D.U.&, JOHN A. ROBERTSON. UD.SL, Deotlats. Of lc 2M 1-3 Sparks stitet Ottawa.

4th door west of Batik aireet Residence Iti Nepean street. Office hours to ftSI, DR. ARMSTRONG. Dentist. Office and Residence 77 SPARKS (Over Tarr's BaaarL Telephone 79.

Ottawa. 'i DRS. BOWER A DAVIDSON, i Dentists. 107' SPARKS STREET. PHONE 1004.

GEO. HUTCHISON. LUl, 131 LtKgar street Ottawa, Cor. of O'Connor. JOHN LEGGO.

L.V.S.. i A. LEGGO. M. D.S..

D.D.1, TJ Dentists, 2B Sparks street OUawa, opposite RusselS Houaa. ELEGANT DENTAL ROOMS IN HULL, Dr. B. S. Stackhouse.

Surgeon Dentist, opposite Post Office, Main Mrt Uua, Teeth inserted on an entirely new syctem. It minutes after the natural teeth are tracted. No pain, gas administered. Beat of rsfereasa glvsa, Tell ther world your business If you want the world to do business with THE EVENING JOURNAL is published bv THE) JOURNAL Prlr.ttn Company, of o'ltawu. Limited, P.

D. Roe, managing director. Si Btgln street, Ol taw.