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A a. To ail Chureh. Colleges, TJniver vasts, Asylum insid of the city limit of Ottawa. I wish to (nut on of my nice Thermometers tojeaeb and vry on of too above Institutions, if acceptable. JIotifT ma soon as possible, a atoek is limited.

of Thr- mometera.ar jnobea long by 5 inohe wide, 5 -tyMr I f. 51-' -'Vvl At.8lfet A-MMILLAII, PHONE No. 114V I BABY CARRIAGES i EXPRESS WAQQONS. ..4 i i JCST RECEIVED "Th finest lot of Baby Carriage and Exprea Waggons erer brought into Ottawa. Our CarrUgM are fitted out in 'all the latest design end pattern obtainable.

i the beat time to buy, a yon get your pick' of the lot. guarantee our prices to be GRAVES ft- i i OQRK1H SPARKS i TttttonSw ud Ici Biei vV- IB CABS ALL RAIL COAL waa out is the eold and (tons of laat month; 4 Rrle $8.75 Spot Cask I COAL, SCUTTLE IHKOWN JS. 'J 1 1 Oj Wi McCi4ll6i4jgH "nitaVmrr rrvrrfm eftr i Brvnob, Otfiee-101 BANK ST. TheSRosesFldur It make move bread aad better, had reeats no mere than nnaatiafaotory fleer yon are using. Ottawa i Agency -Pure cd LiTer Oil lEmnlsion Ht i(e nr lvwuuw so Ms, grippe, ehroaie affeotioaa of 'r.

the Urea aerf Imaga. h--, 0iy Bottle J. I O. BROWN i 0I8PEK8IK0 CHEMIST. '-I- COB.

BOBEAT and 7BXBL ti Klgbt Telephone TU. NINE LOTS, W. 181 feet. nioe house aad barn, south banfk eanaJ. Rldeauytlle.

close to city Umiis e- good homestead srtth no city tazok heated with steam automaOo watta- Apply-; 'J A ii'l ALEX SACEUS. 1 IU Kina; street, I Particular lAre-' the people who should eead tklr work ts) OS. I I it you're TIRED telllsg your koAdryaman how you would LIKE A to have year laundry done, give ue a trial. i .7 I mmm gloss, kbdiuh uixa qb STAR LAUNDRY i I 41 QUEEN 'STREET. C0 3aiDhoBe BTI.

A i I. 14 't BUteteett aise fS to ISA guaranteed. Instruction free; Photo supplies dry pistes, Mima, ete, of the best '1: KEITH BANK ST. (Near Sparks.) viiri-Jiy -rr3t Rogers 1 4 CMFECTIOXER, i ill BiBlSL, i PhOBl 1120 9 NEAR SOMERSET, 5 BDfHKNMXXKXKKKXKXKKXKKKMm FOR SALE I I .1. -t I People -t i elUe.

School, Orphan' Horn, Coo- Jeweller and Optician right, i. BR AND METCALFE STREETS. IN UNDISPUTED SUCCESS Was the Seaeert of svBrldrers Attar aeeMr Jj -lastncht The1 seventh annual concert, under the auspices of St. Bridget's Altar Society, wae gfven last night In Harmony Hall, and provel dddedly suc cessful every respect. There waa a large audience of ladle and gentlemen and all were pleaaed to the utmost with the programme.

Songs, musical selections, an exhibition of club swinging, a charming operetta; these ware ithe feature which mad enJoymentTmoet complete, i The stag was handsomely decorated, and pretty Indeed were tfie costume worn by those taking part ln aome of the number. Applause and encore, were frequent. Songs were rendered by Miss hf. O'Brien, Mrs. Swift, Mr.

T. axylophone so lo by Mr. N. Piatt, ehoru brK Bridget's girls, and si quartette, "life' game of see-saw," the little Misses N. Mundy, V.

Murphy; During the rendition -of this the little one tilted- up and down on a see-saw. on. the stage. O'Connor's orchestra, waa heard In choice selections. An of club swinging.

under the direction of Mr. EC P. Qleeson, and with orchestral accompaniment, waa given, by' the Olive League of- SuUlvan. E. Bambrtok, B.

Bulllvan, S. Mullen, M. Burna, H. 'Currle, Weston K. McCIory.

Diamond and L. Clark. This feature; waa, much admired. Interest of all waa centred In the pres entation-of operettav ''Th Enthusiast;" which waa very pretty. In this the characters, ail of whom took their parts' well, were: .1 Crotchet, French professor, Prof.

jD'Auray Edward Singleton, a Southern American and lover of Ip-pollta. Mrl T. 'stringer Charles, a llsptng a. beau of Bstelle, Mr. R.

Chamberlain Mr. J. Lyons OermajC Ul. J. Copping Mr.

Irish, Mr. F. Stringer; Italian. Mr. H.

O'Connor French, O'Connor candidates, for the hand of I Ippollta. Setelle Miss Bertha Pinard Ippollta, Crotohet's daughter and an heiress. Miss Mabel "The chorus, representing pupils, was composed Sonranoa.MlsseaH. Curry, A. M.

Jordan, K. Cro-teau, M. Molloy, A. Lsvecque, A. Kane, A.

Mulroony, M. Hutebingame, N. O'ffell. A. Casey, A.

Dey, L. McDarby altos. Misses I A. Tallon, M. McDarby, N.

CNeil, O'Connor M. O'Brien. The Maypole dance, lunder the direction of Miss L. A. Tallon, with Mrs.

Stringer as aceompaaist, was presented as a grand tableau by a number of yonng girls dressed In whit. What rendered this most, picturesque waa a disalay of colored lights. The entertainment waa a credit to the ladle of Sta Bridget' -parish, and It succese Is due to the members of. the' following committee Directoresses, Mrs. Proderlck, Mrs.

T. Stringer; Mrs. P. 8tringer, Mrs. F.

lie. Dougal, Mr. E. J. McBvoy, Mr.

J. Pender. Mrs T. B. Smith, Mrs.

James Mrs. Jaa. Smith, Mrs. FV Walsh, Mr. P.

Brankini Mrs. Jas. Mundy, Mr. H. Dugg-an.

i fTm very eorry, Mr. Peck," said the' sal tor, -tnat in giymg our account of your, silver wedding we should have said' you had been 'harried' twenty-flvw years. Of course, we meant married." answered N. Peck. you didn't mis It to amount any.

thing. Watts-Just cot a latter from an old schoolmate. It 1 pleasant to hear from the friend of on' youth. Potts It Is pleasant to hear from them when they ere; doing; well, and pleasant to hear of: them when they are nou PUBLIC NOTI fi Canada, riTfl rrovinos or wusoee, SUtriot of Ottawa. In the matter of the insolvency of I JOHN W.

TAYLOR: XPublib notice is hereby given that Thomas B. Birks of th City of tlull. Curator, duly named to said insolvsat, will receive tenders for the tallowing property heretofore belonging to, ana in the Ddeseesion of said insolvent: Mining plant and machinery at Feld- i spar suae in s.aat icmpieton, tnciuu- ing one oeiiows ana oiacnsnmn roots, drills, one boiler complete, with' steam tfn knnil 4 Ima nlna nn 't detonators and exploders, five nunarea rees ox ioa wire insula Lea also the following; effects: One oak desk, one est cooking utensils, knives. forks, dishes, stove and pots, i The said curator receive tenders for the above mentioned -property at hie 58 Main street. Hull, ud to the 18th March instant, each'' tender ba aimmnanmi bv an aecntad LCbeque' 'for a sum rbpreeenting -ten per cent, or -the-amount ec snea.

tender, and in the event of the. tender received, not in the-opinion of said -curator and inspectors satisfactory, the same will be sold by private sale, or as the inspectors may decide, but not for less than at least ten per cent, more than tbe amount of the largest bona -fide tender received, i-, i THOS. H. BIRKS, IHulL March 9. 1898.

1 THE OTTAWA, EVENED JOURNAL. FRIDAY MARCH 11. t39iC 3 SOME. CITY DOINQSo jl -vT i V-': v.j;'! j. -j Small City Items Mr.

William Battison, of Hull, having hi yacht repaired. The police have their win ter cape and donned their black meta. i The new French bank, the Jacques Cartler, will be open for business; on the Uth Inst. It is situated on Rldeau street. I In consequence of the large number of bicycle store on Bank street, hear Sparks, that part of the street has been dubbed "Bicycle Alley." I Mr.

Gorden Henderson left for Cumberland yesterday where he spoke (last night for Mr. Gulbord. He was tf go to Duncanvllle for nomination to-day. -i The last word received from Mr. Tho.

Ahearn who la on hi trip around vtb world was from Ceylon. Mr. Ahearn was in the best of health i and was about to leave for Hong Kkmg. China. A meeting of the executive ofj the Ottawa Council of the National Cpun-cll of Women of Canada, will be held In -the lecture room of the! Normal school.

to-morrow morning at eleven o'clock. City Engineer Surtees had decided to at once clean up the permanent pavement. The snow has become so scarce that the majority) of the are now using; their delivery rigs' on wheels. The' bolt In the covering of the manhole on Sparks street, ie corner of Metcalfet was broken Jabt night, and a box with a lantern on It' placed to warn' pedestrian and driv-. era or oanger.

I ion of -the resident The application of -the resident and property owner on Sparks' street between Bank and Wellington for a permanent roadway has been fyled with the city clerk. This 1 the first appli- cation fyled for permanent roadway this year. Owing, to the thaw of the last few day th people of Janevllle have -probably serious flood. A large amount of snow, ha disappeared, ajnd uey wiu now soon oe aoie to cut ut the ice -channel, In the Rldeau river. ailver-cup' given by -Hie Ex cellency to the winner of the first prise for Plymouth Rock hens at the Eastern Poultry Association Exhibition, recently held.

In Cornwall Is now on exhibition in the window of Addi son As Boyd, Sparks street. i "Resolved that the subsidies system should be abolished" -is the! question to be debated by the members of the T. M. A. literary and Debating Society this evening.

It ts expected' that the debate-will, be an Interesting one, and la open to all men. I 'j specimen of the genuine habitant" waa noticed on the streets here He was seated in ene of the old fashioned' home made sleighs which was pulled by a horse as antique looking the sleigh Itself. The' whole made a strange yet rather picturesque scene, and attracted much notice on tbe A very good story 1 told kf a. lady who visited the Geological Museum the other day. She saw a stuffed beaver there and having heard of tbe Ingenuity of this animal In cutting down trees wanted to learn something about it.

Seeing its rough. Irregular and fiat tall she asked one of the attendants if the beaver sawed the tree down with it tail. The Ottawa, Car Company are now; running any ana mgnc ouuaing of new summer ear for tbe Hull and Aylmer line and for the Ottawa Electric Railway Company together with the great amount of repairs to vehicles required at once- cause the extra hour of work. In 8U Luke' church this evening the Lord Bishop of the diocese will deliver the third of. his course of addresses on; the subject of the church, what It ia, where It la, and by what mark we can! discern It.

These addresses will be' continued every Friday evening dur-j Ing Lent, and are Instructive to church member. The fire tirade had a run to a house occupied by Capt McCualg, 170 Wellington street yesterday afternoon at -The fire was located In the corner of the cellar and extinguished without: damage. I. The aerial ladder truck which was on Its way to the fire got tuck In enow on O'Connor street between Sparks and 1 Wellington and the' men. had to shovel It out.

President Wlleon occupied the cl at the regular monthly meeting of the Camera Club held last evening. Mr. James Ballantyne addressed the meeting. His subject was "Lenses," and he made It most Interesting. About one -hundred view, of the Toronto Ctofe ware hown.

On th 24th and the third annual exhibition of the club will take place, and on the evening of the -first day-there will be a musical programme. PERSONAL. Mrs. EC M. Marshall of 111 Jane StX who has been seriously ill for some time is now -r Miss Ruth McNab, of Cobden, Out, la the gust -of Mrs.

Salmon, on the Gatlneau road, -f'V I AT THE GRAND. The presentation of "May Blossom at th Grand laat night, by th Cum-mimta Stock Comoanv. Droved a most enjoyable treat and was deserving' of tne auaienee mat gaunred to witness the performance. The Dlav. -though vastly different from any that the company has been seen in here; has a most interesting' story which is cleverly worked out through four acts which are laid in Virginia during the war.

piece which ia billed for the balance of the trees: should do a large ousinesa. -Do yon rest well' night the aaked. I "Not patient replied. "All right. I'll give you something' that'll put you to sleep.7 i funeral waa prlyate, I fjd I 3 iV" SHOWED1 THEIR GENEROSITY Olft to the Children Who are Only by Bad Perse The board of manacement of the Orphan's Home thankfully acknowledge the- following donations for th month of January and 8 -lbs.

sausages aad 1 bottles bovt-nlne. Mrs. E. Griffin; 1 qr. beef, Mrs.

A. Gllmour; tt, Mrs. D. McLaren; 1 turkey, Mrs. Holbrook; meat.

Mr. wm. Hyde; 2 boxes home made candy. Master Eric Skead; buns, Walker's confectionery; large boxes Jno. Murnhr A Co.r 1 loaves bread.

Mrs. J. G. Butterworth; sweet cake, Holy Trinity Sunday School. Ottawa East; buns, Thos.

Burns; for two day's us of horse and carriage for eollectlng'ln 1X97, Mrs. Jno. Fuller; pot bulbs, for old ladies, Emmanuel Circle of King's Daughters; 'pictures and I baskets Mrs. B. Douglas; baskets buns and 2 dos.

bread tickets, Mrs: A. E. Sllnn; sweet cake. St. George's 8.S.

Festival, per Mr. Snowdon; large bex orange, G. W. Hunt; prs. mittens, Mrs.

Z. Wilson. Montreal road; cake, several times furnishing com mittee- of St. Luke's Hospital I qr. lamb.

Mrs. M. Courtney 20 yds. fiannellette, Mrs. Taylor, Bridge at.

sandwiches and sweet cake, Em manuel church a. festival i targe parcels remnants. Mr. Chas. Ogllvy.

Rldeau street meat. Golf Club ball large parcel clothing, Russell' Presbyterian w. baby books. H. T.

Doug-t as sandwiches aad sweet cake, E. of Congregational church fruit, vsg-etablee and meat: aeveral times. Mr. R- McGregor, Ottawa Dairy 1 1-2 dosen1 sponges, A. E.

Brethour Bat and Co. lar preserve. Mrs. Tboai Hewlett 2 quilta, Mrs. Hops pair mitu and pair stocking.

Mrs. Scanoell, Hlntonburgh several large pieces new goods. Miss Johnson, 1M Main street; Hull underwear and can maple syrup, Mrs. C. A.

Liagar street! sample pieces, Mrs. TJrquhart; on goose. Mr. Butterworth milk, twice week, Mrs. Tho.

Birkett. Many are talking just new about th proposed addition to th Public school. It Is expected the addition will cost tT.0OO. wUl contain four class-rooms, and will be commenced in July. i -J Miss Mary A.

Robertson, of Nepean street, Ottawa, has been' appointed teacher In the Public school here, and will commence her There were 1 applicant for this position, and of all these. Mis Robertson was chosen. The young lady 1 well qualified to fill the i j' Anniversary services -will be held in the Methodist church Sunday. Rex Mr Sparling of Montreal and Rev. Mr.

Rllance, of Chelsea, will preach. The anniversary social and supper of the Methodist church will be given Monday evening in the Orange Hall? r. f. There will be no service. in Matthias Anglican church to-night, as RfT; W.H.

Greenvthe- pastor, will, preaobin St. John's church, Ottawa? J' Plan and specifications have been Issued for the addition and alteration to Bethany Presbyterian church. Work on the building' will shortly commence. Miss Jennie Robertson and Mis LIsj sie poodle have been canvassing some of our: dtisena for subscriptions to4 werds th erection of a new Presbyter; 4an church In Bell's Cornera. They cf liected fairly large sum.

Tbe members of the Victoria Lacrosse Club will a supper and dance in the 'village hall on Thursday even in next. March 17th. An enjoyable time 1 expected. Tho. Birch, of Ottawa street Is having a new house built on Tenth Avenue opposite fhe ost office; Mr.

Richard Thomas is exoavatlng th land for th foundation. The regular meeting of Wallace Lodge Orange Toung Briton, bas been' postponed from she 14th until the lth aa the members of the Methodist church are holding their anniversary social in. the Hall oa the Lodge's regular meeting night. l''i i kr. Martin Albright of Tenth Avenue returned Tuesday from Vankleek Hni.

where he waa attending the funeral of his sllster. Mr. W. Joypt, grocer, 1 putting a foundation umler one of his houses on the Richmond -Road. r.V Mr.

Neil McTlernan, of the Merivale Road, gave a driving party to Aylmer last Friday, A few Hintonburgher were among the guests. Several of bur young men were in the Presbyterian church at Bell' Cornera last Sunday, when the stove pipe tell down during -the sermon. Mr. Earl of Blrchton, has rented the house occupied by Mrs. Marshall, on Tenth Avenue.

v-- Miss Bertha Mason, of Seventh Avenue, Is visiting her friend Miss Allen, of tbe Aylmer Road. Another Chinese laundry has been established on jthe Richmond Road by Sing Lung, Vlam Maggie Clothier," of Shade Park, who has been, visiting her friend Miss Sadie Garland, of the village post office, baa returned to her home. j'-i -i Mr. Walter Thompson, of James st. Is on a visit to friends on the Montreal Road.

Miss Minnie Morean Am vtaltlna- frlend In Carp. LADIES' AID CONCERT. The commodious Sunday School Hall of St. Paul's Presbyterian church, was well, filled last evening. 'on the occasion of the annual social of the Ladles' Aid Society bf the church.

A choice programme was rendered. It consisted of: A. song -by Mr. Harp. solo.

Miss WeUsj Mulhern; Anthem by 'the choir; recitation by Miss de la Ronde; song, Mr. Andrew Masson. Mis Cummlngs acted as pianist and Dr. Armstrong presided. Refreshments were served the ladies.

The children of the sain church are to hold a social this -even Vi.i4 i i Police Court The court room was packed this morning by persons desirous -to know how things would go with George McFsJl, the Preston street man, ao- with passing split ticket on electric cars. "i i Conductor 8nlpman. of. th Somerset street line, testified that last Tuesday he had passed McFall his fare box and received a ticket. On the box being opened the only ticket found la It was a split one.

Brown paper waa Pasted over the place where the front of the ticket should have been. Conductor Duggan also testified' he had received split tickets In his box. Other evidence was given by Inspector Ingraham the Electric and by Mia Jennie E. Pafford, clerk In the company's receiving office. Taylor McVelty.

counsel for McFall. contended. It waa a common thing to paste brown paper on bank bills for tbe purpose of stiffening them, and that the same thing might have been done by McFall with his tickets. The magistrate, however, did not consider tbe tlckef given by McFall aa valid. The case was adjourned until to-morrow, McFall being allowed to go on hi own recognisance.

Mr. O'Gara desire to look carefully Into the matter before pronouncing Roes Jesjardlns, of Idol lane, used abusive language and called name to her neighbor, Mrs. William Martin, on Monday. Rose was fined S20 and tS costs or months' In Jail for th racket raised. Robert Fan-ell, of I7 Church street, left hi horse three days' without food or drink.

The Humane Society took- the matter up with the result that Mr; Farrell was given the choice of paying ts and 12 or a month In Jail. He: took the month. I i 8tephen May, of the Flat, struck John Grimes, of Mrs. Martin' flour store, Rldeau street, on Friday laat, and he paid to-day ts and 22. Vary Savage, of Clarence street, was charged with selling liquor without a license, and the case was enlarged until to-morrow.

i of Rochester t-, ha taken out a license for his eating house, and the charge.1 against him was dismissed. Mary Riopelle, of Rochester street, did not appear on a charge of assault. The matter will stand for a week. Dr. Potter said that John ElUngworth, th man 'alleged to have been struck on the arm with a bottle In the hand of Mrs.

Riopelle, would have hi arm all right In week, 'i TALENT GREATER THAN TACT The Ladle Debate la the T.M.GLA Frored Tsry latsrssttag i The T.M.C.A. Han waa well filled last evening with an Interested audi-enee who had assembled 'te' beer the ladies debate- Th debet- was under th auspices of the TC. W. a T. U.

The subject under discussion was: "Resolved, that tact la a greater power than talent." The speaker who upheld affirmative side of the argument were Mis Scott and Sinclair, and their opponents were Miss and Mis Kenny. All the speakers proved themselves to be debater of the highest order. The audience liberally applauded each good point by the -t Miss Bcott, tor the affirmative, said that talent was good In its way; but It was useless without talent She recited several Instances to uphold her side of the argument, Miss Matthews followed Ml Scott, and looked upon tbe question in quite a different, light. She thought that talent without tact waa useless. Dr.

(Miss) Sinclair held the same opinion as Miss Scott and gave her arguments for so delng. Miss Kenny, tor the negative, made what was considered, "the speech of the evening," and probably caused th Judge, who were Rev. Dr. Saunders, snd Messrs. So per and St.

Germain, to give their decision In favor of the negative. During the evening choice vocal and Instrumental muslo waa rendered. NEW MASONIC 1 The new Masonic Han win be opened this evening. Dr. Josephs, of Pembroke, the D.D.Q.M.

wOl be present at the- meeting of Builders' Lodge which holds its regular meeting to-night. This is the-first lodge to meet In th new hail since It jv- BOARD OF MANAGEMENT. The usual monthly meeting of the board of the T.W.C.A; was held yes terday afternoon. In the absence of the President. Mrs.

Edwards, tne vice- president presldedl' There waa a' fair attendance of the conveners oc ttte ul-ferent departments. Encouraging, report were reed. Ml teacher of Domestic Science, ha fulfilled her term of engagement here and leave for Kingston thla week. Miss Bradley, of Boston, who acted as. Miss Livingstone's assistant, will carry on the class work here.

The superinten dent of the educational department gave excellent reports of the different branches -taught The association will not hold (he usual monthly social in conjunction with the bible class this month and la probable that the latter win noia it aioue. -s i "Do you," aaidthe friend wljo! had invited Piute Pete Into a restaurant do you er make a practice of eating pie with your knlfeT" s. 'Course," waa he reply. "Te didn't think I 'didn't know no better than to grab it In1 my finger, did your I I Eiriulsloti 50c Siie for 25 CENTS. Guaranteed pure and GO per cent.

oil. AT. RretHburfs THE CHEMIST. OwQoACjitv. frflT: VERT SARCASTIC Am Annslag Ma Blspisyed leer a Bank Rt There was many a hearty laugh on Bank street to-day.

Everybody who paaaed McFarlan' foundry laughed, and they had reason to. Some energetic cltisen has scraped up a big pile of street manure and slush, and in order to call attention te hi work be baa stuck in the oentre of It a huge sign "Keep off the grass." Th am usement created I -only exceeded by the sarcasm of th Joke. ORCHESTRA CONCERT The Prograaun Prevlded ta St Andrew's Chare waa Exceptional Merit The concert In 'St Andrew' church under the auspices of -the Sunday school orchestra last evening was one of the most pleasant events of the sea son. Tbe audience was a very. large and select one, 'and tbe presentation of the programme, every number of which was rendered In a most pleasing manner, lasted for over two hour.

Some of the best talent In the city took part, and 'the' numbers were all so perfect in their nature that It would be unfair to make particular mention of any particular one. Tbe programme follow: Selection, orchestra; clarionet solo Mr. AVE. PoweH; duet Mrs. Allan and Mr.

W. H. Tbicke; recitation. Mrs. Alex.

Fra-er; song. Miss Nellie Abbott: piano solo, Mr. H. Conrad Ostrom; song, Mr. J.

E. Millar; violin solo. Miss Aiken; aria, Mrs. Gilbert Allan. Iplano solo, Mr.

H. Conrad Ostrom; song. Miss Agnes Duhamel; recitation, Mrs. Alex. Fraser; duet Miss Nellie At bott and Mr.

J. E. Millar; selection, orchestra, Tbe orchestra, under the able leadership of C' H. Clendennlng. Is one of the best in the city, and la proving to be of great assistance in Sunday school work.

all News The eongregation of Zion church, Hull, entertained their pastor to a surprise party" on Tuesday night. Two year ago when the Hull Elec-trio Railway Company put in -their tracks, they took-up the crossings on Main street with the intention of putting them beck again. This they-have not done yet and the citixens of Hull are much inconvenienced in wet weather. Pulp wood by the ear-load ia coming Into th E. B.

Eddy Company's mills every day. The most of it comes from the vicinity of To facilitate the means of conveyance from the depot the company each morning draw load of snow and place it along the road from the piling ground to the depot The final aurvey of th extension of the Pontiao Pacific Junction Railway through Hull, to make connections with the Interprovlneial bridge is being mad this week. iVr-p. fmmm.l tA The postponed nomination will take plaoe next-Monday for an alderman to feu the position of AtdV-JTarlev, who was appointed city engineer. Election will take place one week lter.

The council are likely to. pas a bylaw at their next meeting prohibiting cattle and horse being allowed to tray on tbe streets. -r The lee ts very unsafe on the Ottawa between Hull and Ottawa at present and the indications are that.it- will break up earlier-this -season than it ha don for a number of years. Crossing can be effected in safety now only at the point where they are constructing the new bridge, and such has been the oase for about tw weak, whereas in other years, crossing could generally be effected up St Patrick' HELEN BYRON COMING. Mia Helen Byron, wh has been creating such a furore in Toronto, by her clever work with the Cummings Stock Company at th Princess.

Theatre, ia to appear at th Grand here next week In "A Gilded Fool" and Woman against Woman." lit is said that Miss Byron will favor Ottawa theatregoers with aome of her favorite songs during her appearance with the Cummings Company Mrs. Qreymalr When I die I want yon to engrave on my tomb "There ia Quiet in Heaven." I Mr. Greymair think, my dear. It would be more to the point to make It "There Was Quiet in Heaven." She (looking at the moon on a cloudy night) Algy. deJtr, do yob know what Is the difference between my finger and tbe moonf Algy No, darling, rm ne astronomer, "I should say you wern't Algy." "Well, what ta the difference?" "The moon ha a ring around It Algy." I.

-v i Wilson 1 BANK STREET. Who bar been appointed sole agents in Ottawa for the celebrated STEARNS WHEELS desire all riders of "The Yellow Fellow" to call and have any repairs which may be needed done by experts of experience. Repairs also carefully made on. any make of wheel. i called for and returned.

PHONE Hit. f- mm ifm VIA VI The Way to Health. -The Ottawa Viavi Cot have opened permanent office at 181! MetcalX St, corner of Nepean. Viavi- is here to stay. I- Free Educational Health Talks to women are given every Tuesday at 9 p.m, in Viavi Parlor, teaching mothers and daughters how to car for their health and how to overcome the weaknesses Wome are peculiarly heir to.

Call or send for Health Book free. 181 Metcalfe St ia th head office for Eastern (MRS.) M. J.CADARETTB, Manager. THE EVENING. JOURNAL is published by.

THE JOURNAL Printing Company-( Ottawa, Limited, Roe. Managing Dirsotor, Elgin "'vll i'rt 1 Co 1 1 LONDON i B51-C 257. 2571-2. 259 WELLINGTON I iff are now right-about face and looking toward the with the bright anticipation of an excellent season's; trad. are making greater preparations than over for the Out (Specialty Men's Suits to Order A Handsome' Tweed Suit to order fc $5.00, and In betfatr Tweed S7J30, S9.00, 910.00.

$11.00. No. 1 Tweed U.M JWo' lead the city In' ready-nad 'r LANG cSt! KEMP If Yoa Wore Girdle of Jewels Wonld You Let Them Slip Away From You One by.Ome, Without Seeking to Find and Restore Them? Ko, you would search until you found each gem and set all in then proper place. Why not be as careful of the inestimable' jewel, good health I knew a beautiful woman, tbe young wife of aa Attorney General, who waa pronounced the healthiest woman in her State.1 Sh wonld be living today but for her reckless disregard of health. -Leaving off her tannels in order that might experience' the full enjoyment of th yonng Mrs.

B. con tracted cold after cold, but paid no heed to them. Husbatd aad friends ren -s II 11 li i I -m Cengh and Coasumptkw Cur. i Meantime restore ieat open the pore en KlafvsrAtK fttia tUllIZ fc.as-. rr wm do the rest: it will memorau.

I return audi -f or M-M Tm V. eous-n or catarrnai irouuio nnn aMaflcSbJloh' tt toyouroruggu TJTfi tnis ruarauiee unraiuwi i m. bottle: in Enrland Is. 4. aad CMMmptioa Cor for Ad aor always worked like a charm, atopiriag rJJf A.

M. CALDER0W Architect; SAElzla strccV Ottawa Designer and Superintendent of all kinds of Boildinga. For Sale by Tender A Valuable Siborbaa Restdeace i The undersigned will receive dp 'to 15th March next tenders tor the par-chase of his fin brick residence on Main street Ottawa East It waa built for the and cost With land no expense was spared to make complete ana. up vo uh iu 4 particular. It has ft cellar' under I WflOlS' DOUIS '-mis fiuuuuuo UIWi vestibule; -large parlor, diniog-room, and kitchen on greund four beth-rnotn and W.eon first floor; three bedroom and tore-room on second floor; large closets to all rooms; hall and stair finished in natural birch modern ire-piaoee in parlor, dining-room and two bedrooms, with handsome sycamore tiled mantels; whole hoeM-thoroughly heated by latest hot.

water with artistis radiators on ground, floor; house supplied with -electric light and bells and wired for1 telephone leaded glass and bevel plate windows and door' spacious round-cornered verandah grounds with terraced lawn and young shade trees; magnificent view from upper windows; three minutes walk from Elgin street ears. May be inspected at any time, (telephone 747). Th highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ALEX. GRAHAM, Ottawa 18th February, 1898.

SKINNERS DALSAA1 OP ANISEED i IS KING La Grippe CURES AT ONCE A For Sale by all Oraggisu v- ''charleyvDIe. have been sell in? Skinner' Bal sam Aniseed for five years and it ha always given perfect satisfaction, I be lieve it is ue Dest remedy lor lougns. Colds and Bronchitis, as have used it in my family, and where other pre-Deration had failed your Balsam of Aniered cured, i a BAKER. DARCQIQ Aim BEPORTXEnX Dancing Deportment ST. JAMES' HALL A.

EOT MACE0HAU). Jr. Classes meet Wednesday and Fridays at 4 and 8 p.m. Private lessons by appointment Special rates for, balance of HALL' TO LET -FOR CONCERTS, 1 ETC, flO.00. The latent book on Etiquette, with a full descriptioorof aH tbe different dances, new ready.

"Price 25c Dont fail to get one. I If yon ara lntrUd In any coming event and would like to see a report of it In Tbe Journal, drop a post card to, or telephone the reporter' room ('phoe 527), and The' Jour- nal will endeavor to do the affair HOUSE I ST. Bl. 67 and 63 KZNt 8t, J' ng spring onstratea in vain; so wwuia sue So remedies, enerdse ne care. I -dm yeuaf and strosgaad heaMhy." i he weuld 4V; -whdt slnnW littie eongh Jnstther she man) a great tnistak.

No cough is un- important! Every sough is symp- torn of OcsUtutiocal disturbaace. There is auch thing as a lcl disease, hut there are local man-j festatiou of general diserder. Yea get a caul your pore renddenly Close your Bm.wiiH unn ets up eoagestion in some vital- ergan, your week est whichever that is then arpears th local symp- If th cold trik your Tee- reiraterr STStsm. or- uueti jr ffiMttv ea nana immssniss 5fT21PwIJSfSr 1ST. Hiwvvii ootnett mnamen ano uwo to the csmrh.

If it doe net lT n.tlVa Cm has hm 'or nearly fifty years; sfa. jeo Otwrvtm-t hove used Wish's ggh taroatS, SSm vw www mm mmm keiMa It the very "Cat st aU miciStn't in nsnon. tt iselii Pa. That year hbuld have yoa valuable. paper placed rber they- wiU ba Cren from danger Bnnro-larvi i i or jrare- BANKS ARE NOT RESFONSIBLB.

Bant a aai in th vault -i -r-. "i'v lie Cara Tmtand Deposit; GKi atid be Safe Vault open from to 6 yb cBvtneUye-9 a.tn. tel I (A' large ansennt nt Trant Tnsda soaa.tn any, aoam, nt. Is est reass wieawst. H.

W. Chambehlatn. Anettwi Sales by A. Jl flonm Of BryGoeis, letiyKUIeaot -X Itjji Boots Sbees til GroMrkik In the" snifter of i. 3 thb MTOCuitTOiH fmroicm-ni 1 of Ottawn.

IJmltes, Win be sold by publlo auction at rate on th dollar; on th prsml. ICa. 13 Rldeau street Ottawa, on TtTBB-DAT. ISth MARCH. UN, th whet ci.

the stock in trad and shop fursdtar. belonging to above estate. 'Stock consists of a very fine ort meat of staple and fancy dry good, ready-mad clothing, groceries, boot and shoes, etc-, classified as follows Staple and fancy dry goods t.t fg Ready-made clothing tt Tweeds and cloths Use Gents' furnishing Boota and ahoee 1MS It Crockery and glasswar UU Oroeerie 1.1st Hats and cap TM Shop furniture 7 2C, 'J t2S.sTi Inventory and stock may be seen on appllcatlen te the underalgned. -j B. MdOnald, P.

Lstnnonth. Auctioneer. liquidator. OTTAWA VYOOUkEN MILLS By th pnrchaa of new machinery and the extension of facilities, I am now enabled to ma nn far tar batta. yams, blaaketa, fcsrseys, from doxies tie wool in th beet ttble mannar.

Highest pries paid for wool. tj '--D. MNCH8BTBR'J. I 444 WELLINGTON STREET, Maple Cliff Dairy and. Stock Fwriri TTKT ABTJSHKD 18T8.

Dairyman and Breeder of thoreugn- bred Ayrshire OatUa, 1 Milk and Cream IsBvered to anr part of th city. ......5. r'-'Tf, It is Imptptant.