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5 p-y Mptipif Bread Oeauloe Bom (babd) made, our apecialty. i Mac In; faror. $1.40 per doaea. A tMfl hifher bat fnltTalne. poet card will brine it.

Delivery any- where. Moat ffiVoeta keep it. j. 1 a AlTCiBNHBAD CM Baker and "A .1. I At 82 Sparks PH05B 1(J II TheS Roses Flour 4 Wad Wter.

ud BA8T mnJd oieMi Kmeated trlih tfronlptbeaa. Eatimatea farnUbed.1 Urick-laU of Bat-terwortb tt Co4-la 1 bur employ, and will be Dleaeedttoimeet biaifrienda. Call and aee lourj aMW Irootna. jb sans at.i raooe iui. r.

pairing promptly attaadad toj i 11 in footo Nrtitinrfs JLI UJJ VU A MU1 liAUfcaU Bar you bsed my selectieei for eprto(W njt, -u 'CWt and Fse Seleotton of SCOTCH. (ENGLISH -t FBKKCH SClTIfGS. Sorlnc Or ooaiBf; to flpeetol lM PdntiLrf $5.00.: Pin iT i i I TV Msta i BUtra t4l -i i i i kcEOb BTBEEI. Fresn Garden Seeds; A ehoioa tment of Flower and; Veoeteble to Timothy and trtt Seed at marks Brieea. .1 ImoroTe ton Uwsj by oslDg my; Law Grasi BROWN ingl Chemist, cosl r.

ttlUKAU BIB. i Telephone. 7J4i Itlght Be'L J. Bober lias r-resori reeoripUoaa Books. WrrtVAleOpB PHONK tSL I rrr u.

rr nara Ui st. 1 PARKER'S DircjnfoOleanirig latin Works Jeri at at popolar prieea. Oejask silled, for nd delivered. blbcJtric MV it iJM1 awMBsvA JLghtad. pon aU LxS GavsUrteeo Fresh.

lOcJ 3Qr doz rrr Yon cm oeany see 'i ti. riina of the Optical Goo which we sell, tor we Wiere to tint qbality end fair profit. Our glasses Will relieve your headsrhes end give) iwirfM Jt fP; loar tiiOO Ladles' Gold Tour $20,001 Gold Filled Watches tor 912 00. I jNios Black Steel Watches for $5.00. surer jvrateaes iot j.

I RlnjiH Rata Cor 83b. ri A Rlnnaa fteta Sfitv. -1 Ladies' Gold Bine, net wit opals fjg.OO. 1 I- nJl Una Ifa I Kye examined free of charge and 'SI .50 Thermometer given away free witJi urh sale of Spectacles I A.p?MILLA(llM I Baldwin Cold Dry Air Refrigerators JUST IN -Our NeW stock of Refrigora Soltllest lorOttiii' BROS; ERNAL SOCIETIES OUit rntarnal New. oa pa 8) A.

O. K. la nranarlia- nnltai with tha other conrta of tb brdar aecore Ineornaratlmi nnArr th Dominion Friendly SocUUaa and Jnnranea Act A petition wu clr-rnlated the -members at Uat hlKht'a netln of the court, and waa largely Ktalied by thoae.vortna; Incorporation. 8eres apoattlona tor taemberahlp were uaded in laat Darin Oibd and Welfare a ao- Jelal time waa apent. 1 The lUTenllea of the order will mM yrtday nicht, when a sood time Canada Lode A.

O. V. W. win eele- te lta fifth anniveraary by amounci concert and euchre patty next meetlnc: The todre will be old tomorrow. rTennyson Lodge I.O.E.

HtrtL met last night to discuss the advisability of l-seeUngj Dominion Incorporation, lit Nras decided to leave the discussion lorer nntll the District 'Council de- fddee the matter. i The Bona of Sna-Iand XMatriot Cottn- win inet to-night to Stanley Lodge room. I The qnestlon of eeeklnr Do- i.mrnlon Inoorpo ration will be dlacnaa. ed. Ottawa IjOdn nf Parfarthtn Ml Murrayj CSbapter A.

F. A. M. will bold a Scottish Rite ra-unlon In Ma Kaonlc "jhall next Wedneaday and xnursoay. Many Mason of high de gree are expected to be present, and the degrees up to the eighteenth will be worked; Among the outsiders fx-peeted at jthe re-unlon are Measrs.

2. B. Ellis, pf St. John: William Qls-on, J. jRoaa Robertson aad other Te ronto men high degree will be present, and from Hamilton, among others.

will go J. J. Mason, Hugh Murray, A. Zimmerman, W. Breck-enrldgej R.

Hobaon. J. Grant and x. bees. Mr.

Arthur Morel, of this ritr. nra. Ttodl secretary of the Catholic Or-der of iForesters. has Issued a statement shewing that I23T.M was suk-ecribedj by different eeurts of the (order fori the assistance of the Caasel- Court when It was distressed 'fait Of this am- by thai Urea last ount $2S was subscribed by the H- tawa courts. Side Lank Degree.

Council 124, Ca-tholicC Order of Foresters, will hold meeting to Colamblan Hall. Nepeaa streeti Monday evening. when U. iuauon will be made. Almonte Special to The Journal) Almont, April 14.

Mrs. Burke Ihaa purcnased" from JoseDh Boaeiiar his property on Ottawa street. In the Second ifard. Mr. Boucher, wh Is the owner of some mines In Rrttlah Columbia, left for the West the llaat of the Week to look after his Interests A petition to the license ers Is to drcnlatioa asking for the withdrawal of the license from the Ottawa House, formerly conducted; by Mr.

Thomas James, and now tenanted by Mr. P. J. Graoe, lately arrived Fakenbam. THK WONDERFOL PsTTTTIOK.

It has been decided that the polyglot Petition but be presented to the government the first week to May. The presentation win be made to the afternoon, to the Bouse of: Commons aad to the evening a win be held to! the Dominion Methodist church to connection with the petition. The petition (win there be festooned along the An Important delegation of ladles wil be present from the surround tng district. I PAPER BOXES. FANCY ft PLAIN.

Ottawa Paper Box Factory, rear of journal! orxios. quality, quick eaeepi CONSOLATION PRIZES. Every! spinster to creation (This Is told beneath the rose) Knows the men she could have married If she I f. To-nljrht at 8 hi Harmony Hall t7mouUe exhibition 26e Mediums for advertising should be chosen jwlth an 'eye to what they are to-day. What they were a decade ago is no indication of their present power to bring business? i ALLEGED HABIT.

-Qulgiey always kisses his wife on entering and. leaving the bouse. Tes; queer now naou cungs to a fl" I Isn't ttt- THE OTTAWA EYBNINQ JOURNAL. THURSDAY APRIL U. THE PAVEMENTS MUST BE CLEANED BOARD OP WORKS DECIDE UPON PLANS AKD PRICES tome ItrertsM be Washed and Iwept and Others teke Washed Oniy-Ke priakUag Bank and Sparks streets win be washed every night and swept every day.

i 1 Rldeaa and WeUlngton streets will be washed; every night. MetcaUej and Queen afreets will be washed three times a week. This was decided by the board of works last night, when the full board was present. The coot of cleaning win be bald out of the ward appropriations and will be as follows i Bank street will be cleaned by P. Murphy for U.K7.M.

The other tenderers! were 4 Jas. Delaney, T. Landry, U.1U Jas. Gordon, I1.7M. Fl Murphy will also clean Sparks st.

fori t5SS.7S. The other tenderers and prices were Jas. Delaney. tTM T. Landry, SLUT, and Jas.

Gordon, S77S. Queen street prices were of a double nature. Separate rices were aaKad for! the washing at night and for the patrol system during the. day. The tenders were J.

F. Guy, $3H and $300; Jas. Delaney. $2M aad M5S T. Landry.

tSOt and $71t Jas. Gordon, $530 and 17.60. The tender of Mr. Delaney for night washing at $264 waa accepted. The Metcalfe street waa divided Into two sections from Wellington to Maria and from Maria to Ann and separate tenders were asked for both night and day work.

The prices submitted were J. F. Guy, section 1 (Wellington to Maria), $35f and section 2 (Maria to: Ann), and $300 Jas. Delaney, section $20 and $250,1 section $455 and $466; T. Landry, section $302 and $351, section $374 and $703; James Gordon, section $379 and $821, section and $15.

J. Neville offered to do the 1 whole work fort $1,000. The tender of Mr. Delaney for night washing at $200 and $250 was accepted. It win cost $862 to wash Rldeau street every night.

The tenders were P. Murphy, both night aad day work. tl.Ml.M Jaa. Shea, $582 and $420 Jas. Delaney.

$712 and 500 T. Landry. $M2 and KM a Jas. Gordon, $1X8 and $360. The tender of Mr.

Shea was lowest, but the committee decided to give the work to Mr. Landry at $(62, the street to be washed every night. 4 For WeUlngton street there were three tenders for boy night and day work, Jas. Delaney $600 and $500. T.

Landry and $698, aad Jas. Gordon $95 and $240. I Mr. Landry will do the night work at $443. I Why Distinction Was Made.

The acceptance of these tenders means that the streets will not be sprinkled during the day. The reason; WeUlngton and Rldeau streets win not have the patrol system to the day Is because these streets are so wide that the cost would be too great. HBARD IPt THB, CIITY The total cost of the street cleaning as decided upon by the board of works last night Is In eonversatUtn, City Engineer 6ur-tees this morning stated that he feared no repairs could be made to the permanent roadways before May 1st. The reason waa that the time for frosts would not be passed before that date. If the work can be done sooner it will be done.

(--'. The engineer says that the Ottawa Gaa Company are responsible for the holes In jthe Sparks street pavement, and that the company will repair these as soon as the danger of frosts Is past r-. 1 Fireman Greater of No. 4 station has Invented an exceUent bracket for holding double harness to fire It is a floe piece of workmanship. Dr.

Robillard says there are 19 Patients In the CathoUo- Contagious Disease Hospital five of them have diphtheria. There are only three patients In the Protestant Contagious Disease Hospital. A big petition in the hands of a deputation wlU be presented to the finance committee this evening asking that the curfew bell by-law be re-en acted. i The committee to Investigate Into the workings qf the city engineer's department will meet to-morrow. Aid.

Cluff, Morris, Masson, Durocher and Campbell are the members of the committee, Ex-Aid. I Wallace, chairman of the board of health, and Sheriff Sweetland, chairman of the Court of Revision, are not members of the committee. The celling to Chief Provost's nera private office has been completed. The uirk waa dona br the; men In No. station, shape.

ud was done in' exceUent The T. M. C. A. gymnasUe closing wm be held to Harmony biu to-vgnb Lord and Lady Aberdeen are expected to be present, and eighty members of the gymnasUo classes win take Prt.

-j Mr. W. A. Hunton. before leaving for Toronto last night waa presented with a fine Bagster Bible.

Interleaved. The presentation waa made by Mr. F. J. s'edarb on behalf of many of Mr.

Hunton'S friends. The presentation took place at the P. B. station. Experience, backed by the general law -of average, nrovea that the first appearance of an advertisement does not bring business, nor even create much trial (one time) Insertion; Is a waste1 of money.

If you go In. stay to and It win pay yon: "Keeping everlastingly at If la the only way to success. In continuity Is THEY MEAN BUSINESS AlargeOepatatten Win teethe Ooversmeat About the klaeaa Floods The date upon which the deputation win wait upon the government' to reference to the Rldeau floods has not been decided, but preparations are being made for a strong representation of those Interested. Mr. H.

B. Billings, secretary of the committee appointed at the meeting held at Bluings' Bridge Monday night, considers that a deputation of 2.000 might be secured. Each member of the committee has been re quested to urge as many to Join the deputation as possible, While U.Js probable that no actions for damages will be Instituted the people are de termined that something shall be done to prevent the floods from occurring again next year. I i i i Li SMALL CITY ITEMS. The Young Liberal Club meets tor night for the purpose of re-organla- Archbishop Duhamel wUl bless the new altars to the CyrvUte church next y.v The finance committee and the beard of directors of the, Y.

W. C. A. meet this afternoon, Policemen win shortly start out on their annual Inspection to see that all yards are clean. The masonry work on the new side entrance to the Basilica win be completed; to-morrow.

I "Digestion" will be the subject of Dr. Powell's lecture In the Y. W. A. rooms to-morrow evening.

The provincial board of health has approved of the plans for a sewerage system for Hintonburgb, A. Bosquet, of Hun. was fined $19 aad costs by Recorder Champagne yester day for cursing on the street. 1 i The Camera Club meets to-night when Mr. W.

J. Topley will give an ad-i dress on summer Tuesday was a record" breaker for fire alarms, but since then the brigade has had It easy, as there has. been no alarm sounded since. Walter Wall, the entertainer, had a cancer cut out of his nose yesterday by Dr. Troy.

Mr. Wan has been suffering from the cancer for the past It months. Jt Adjutant Ward, lately to charge of the fl. A. ChUdrenV Shelter, has left tot her home for a month's rest.

After wards she wUl leave to take np work to another field rot i i fc't -t The Tinsmiths Union of Ottawa has decided to enter the International Union of Tinsmiths, and at an early1 date a meeting wUl be held to re-or- ganlse the union. 1 number ef friends of Rene Valade CITY ENGINEER TAKES ACTION i I i- "'77-. Vl NOTIFIES THB jGRANTTB CO. T0 REPAIR THE PAVEMENTS 9XK.hy-Vaatte Build the Leep tins oa By en York or Oeoiie ttree'ts I r. rt city engineer must keep the permanent roadways In proper repair.

The Canadian Granite Company has been ordered to repair, at once, 'the Places that have worn out "If the repairs are not made this week the work wlll be- done by the iclty next week and charged to the Granite Company. I The openings made by the Ottawa Gas Company and the waterworks department will also be repaired at once. The O. R. are ready to lay a Una of tracks to form a loop line on By ward market All that Is keeping the work back' Is the decision of the elty council whether the tracks shall be laid on York or George streets-- The merchants on York street are opposed to the tracks being laid upon that street says Aid.

Payment Aid. Durocher has notified the city engineer that there are several telegraph and telephone poles In Lower town which ought! to be removed. The city soUcltor, the city englreer and Aid. Durocher will confer and see If these poles cannot be removei- There Is a big dispute among the residents of Water street about the building of a sidewalk on the south-side of the street between Sussex and Dal-houale streets. Some want It on the It foot line and others desire it to be placed Inside of the trees.

The board of works have derided to put ft on the 18 foot line, even If some of the trees have to be removed. Police Court i John Jeanrie, of Mechanlcsvflle, who hss Just got out of the Central prison was disorderly' oa the street last Bight He was told to pay a fine of and $2 or spend a week to Jatt. Joseph Leurette. of Water street, was fined $1 and $1 for using Insult-tea- lanauaa-e to his neighbor. Octave I Moderte, on Monday night During the hearing of this case many hot words I passed between Leurette and Mod- The: against Murtagh Doyle, Ausmsta street! for wlfe-beatlnfLwaa seiuea py uoyie neiog given cmw THE' YOUTHFUL THIEVES.

Vh store of Easton butchers of Bank streev was entered Tuesday eVenlne. A Ka-v l.1n w. KmWM to aad when the thieves had gained en-trance they smashed open the tin. They sTorr ma aviu Ped to be WANTS WIFll TO SUPPORT. HTM.

Several years ago Leon Beau dry and Zellna Beaudry of Ottawa found that they could not live together as happily as husband and wife should, and they Agreed upon and had executed a deed Of seDzration In thla deed, whloa waa dated September 18th, It waa agreed that the husband should re-7 oeivt a cash consideration. He now al-' leges that this part of the Contract has not been carried out, and yesterday his 'solicitor, Wm. Mott, Issued a writ to I have the deed of separation set aside. of St Patrick street presented hint with an address and. a purse of silver Tuesday evening on the occasion of his departure for Martevine, Que.

manager! of the; Devue Hotel. Temlscamlngue. and formerly of the Rldeau Club. Is to the city making arrangements for his summer season. Ha expects to do a big huelnese In the tourist Una.

The last of the series of lectures given by Miss Colling on the science of cooking will be held to-morrow afternoon. Miss Colllng's interesting lectures have been enjoyed" by a large uunair," -t A farewell "send-ofT will be given to the Klondike nurses of the Victorian Order at Rldeau Hall on Saturday evening, ltth. from 8.90 to 10 O'clock. AU who desire to, bid farewell to the nurses tad extend their nest wishes are Invited to attend. 7 James Tar bet, of Gloucester, was run Into by an electric car while driving on Rldeaa street on March 21th.

Yesterday his solicitor, Mr. Wm. Wyld, Issued a writ against ths claiming $200 for damages sustained on that occasion, The St Joseph's branch of the Cath)-he Truth Society wlU hold the second of their musical and literary evenings at ths University ban on the 26th Inst The feature of the evening win be a paper by the Rer. Father Fallon, O. Mx- Mr.

'jamea P. Crerar, assistant ac-countaat of the agency of the Bank of Montreal, In this olty, has been queathed $16,009 by the wlU of his father, the late Capt W. O. Crerer, of Plctou, N. S.

Mr. Crerer Is one of the executors of his father's estate, which Is valued at I The committee en educatlonai classes ef the X. W. A. met Monday afternoon.

Reports for the year were read from the different departments, which 'reflected much credit upon the teachers. ilTh. will tA uaini the 2tth Inst, when speeial sxerclaes srUl take place. i of paying $19 and $2 or staying months to JalL Oneelme of Chapel street Is accused of steaUag a raser yesterday from Joseph Gravel, barber, of Rldeau street He was remanded unUl to- Alexander Paquette. of St Andrew street, is alleged to have used Insulting language to Pauline Turcot, the stepmother of Eva Goudreau.

who was late-? ly dismissed by Judge Mosgrove on a charge of stealing money. Joseph Turcot Is charged with Insulting his step Pauline Turcot Both were enlarged unUl Monday. THE C0CI1NG LECTURES lOollmrsUsiTalk en toe tabjest To- Miss Emily M. Colling of Philadelphia, who has been delighting Ottawa ladles to, a most Interesting style on the science of cooking, wlU close her engagement to-morrow (Friday) afternoon by giving a popular demonstration of what many ladies think almost Impossible, via, "The art of baking bread in.a gas I Ten cents admission has been charged during the past four days for ths hospitals of Ottawa, but oa Friday the last lecture wlU be free. There is accommodation for 200 ladles at lit Sparks street, aad the room Is beau-tlfuUy decorated with the flags of ail nations.

I -REAL ESTATE DEALS. The foUowtng properties have recently been disposed of by T. W. Mc-Dermott: The PereivU farm. Nepean, to Jno.

MoCuUoch, Carleton Place; house, 896 Somerset street; bouse. 313 Division street; also a farm to East Templeton. BICYCLISTS COLLIDE. Ethel Dickson, a UtUe girl residing en Nepeaa. street whUe wheeling on Metcalfe street yesterday, was run Into by another bicyclist and thrown violently from her wheel.

She was dased tor some minutes, but was soon able to ride away. The young man who ran into the little girt waa an Inexperienced rider and stopped whea the accident oaourred. PERSONAL Miss Emily CoUlng was to-day entertained at luncheon by Miss Laursj Smith, of Daly avenue, previous to her departure from the city to St Louis. A large number of ladies were Invited to meet her. of them hoped she wUl pay the elty another visit next sprint Mrs.

J. Loranger and her daughter. Miss Anna Loranger, of MontreaVare to town the guests of Mrs. Poullot, Daly avenue, i It la not a matter of merailty, bat a mattar of nnra enmmaroiaii BOUey. to pat only hoajeat statements toU S5f tae WILL BE READY ON JULY 1ST THB NEW ANGLICAN CHURCH ON THE GLEBE' 1 iv.M TT -i the Oontrast Was Awardsd Tastersay at flsiilal snd tssntnllons ef taaaks Passed St Matthew's new Anglican church on the Glebe wUl be erected by July 1st Rev.

Mr. Tan cock, the rector. iAd the. churchwardens yesterday accepted the plans of Architect J. W.

H. Watts, and awarded the contract for buUdlng the ledlnoe to Mr. J. H. Copping, at a cost of $2,500..

The following resolution also was passed: "That the vestry of St. Matthew's parish In the olty of Ottawa being now duly i constituted under Canon of the diocese of Ottawa, desire, as their first act to put on record their hearty and grateful appreciation of the generous aid extended to them by their brother churchmen In Ottawa towards the purchase of a suitable site and the erection of abuildtng for Divine service to be used ad a parish room and Sunday; school whea a church ahaU have been erected to the future. "That the list of subscribers be entered on the minutes, and that a copy of the Ottawa paper which may publish this resolution be sent to each subscriber." At a meeting held Tuesday night a vestry was formed, and the following elected) People's church warden, Chsa. B. Ha band; rector's TX A.

Barrett; vestry clerk. Oeorge Ov Kesar: sidesmen, R. J. Dawson. F.j Wilson.

ne church has' about 00 members. Those who have subscribed towards the erection of the building are: 6100 Bishop of Ottawa, LL-Col. and Mrs. Irwin. Mr.

aad Mrs. A. EUot Mr. aad Mra. H.

V. Noel. Charles Magee, Richard R. Doben, W. II.

and Mrs.1 Rowley, O. B. Pattee, Geo. H. Parley, E.

CI and Mrs. Whitney. H. N. Bate.

K. Kj and Mrs. Egaa. $59 G. Wiokateed.

Mr Mrs. Avery, Mr. and Mrs. A. Allan.

Very Rev. the Dean ef OU. tawa, John Christie, R. J. Devlin.

Mrs. B. B. I Harris, Mrs. a Flnhey, Miss HamUton.

$25 Bcsrieb-r, John Mrs. Resnon, Dr. Wright, W. Stsw-art. $15 Geo.

Burn, i $10 W. A. Marler. Bishop, Major Wleksteed. R.

N. Slater. H. Monk. Mrs.

H. KJ Plnhey. Mr. H. K.

Pla-hey, J. tt Miss LIUlan i Hamilton, C. Stanton, B. a Arnoldl, Mrs. A.

Leggo. John Marks. Mrs. O. W.

White. C. Wheeler, Mrs. F. Greene $2 R.

H. Hayoeck. Miss B. G. Read.

Frlpp.i Mrs. Perdvai. C. J. Anderson.

Mrs. Bollard. Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. Thompson, Master George Ham-11 ton.

-1 i 1 $1 Mrs. T. D. Taylor, H. F.

Mao-Carthy. Mrs. Faller. Mrs. Harrison.

HEAD OF HER CLASS. "What an aristocratic air Mrs. High-Ten er assumes." "Tes; she reminds me of the best milliner to a smaU town." i 1 Build en Watching the eye first, for unless you do that you win get few to read your ads. -I Flies! Flies Already Tes, net boussBiaa but moth flies and yon want to destroy them. The thing to do It is moth baJla, 15o a psund, pounds tor 25c at BRETHOUR'S COB, BANK AND COOPER ST.

"PHONE tM. MIGHT BELL. 'i ii Ws have Disstoa's Hand Saws, aad we sell them at prices that will surprise yon. If 'you want a Good Saw you can save money by pureaaatoc at A. Workman Co NUMBER 101 WELLINGTON ST.

Phone NisnbeJ Bet, Eieculors'Nolice In the estate of THOMAS MAY, de-- ceased. Pursuant to the Ra vised Statutes of Ontario (1807) chapter 129. notice hereby given that all creditors and other persona having claims or demands upon the estate of Thomas May, late of the City of Ottawa, Esquire, deceased, who died on the 6th March, 1898, having first made his last will and testament, probate whereof waa granted by the Surrogate -Court of the Count of Carleton. Robert Spittal. of; the said City of Ottawa, li oerrioe eznpioyBv, im Mulligan, of the Township of Nepeaa, milkman, the executors therein named on the 26th March, 1898, are required to send to writing the particulars of their said claims or demands to the undersigned Solicitor for said executor, oa or before the fifteenth May, 1898, And notice is hereby given that on the said 15th May, 1890, the said executors will proceed to distribute the estate of the said Thomas May amongst ths parsons entitled thereto, having regard only to the Claims aad demands ef which the said executors then have notice and that the said executors will not be liable for the said estate or tor any part thereof so distributed, to any person of whose claim- or demand the.

said executors have not had notice at the time of distribution. Dated at Ottawa, the 7th April; 1898. B. V. SINCLAIR 22 Central Chambers, I Elgin street, Solicitor for said Executors Hand Saws TtiETdp Round Making i DANFORD ROCHE GO'Y 87-89 SPARKS STREET, L.

H. Nolln Old Stand. I i 'f- lt FLOOR The Bankrupt Stack at Dry Goods belonging to tna en h. noLinI co. 1 AmounUng to 2nd FLOOR The Bankrupt Stock of Men's belonging to tJto i -ff EC- 3D OFTHIBTX Amounting to $1 7,445,80 JI.00 Kea'i Hats for 258 Itlrti ftf 62 1-2.

Tweeds od Cloths. r' Selling at ethx, and 40c a cat pnees. xauo irunsiuifi -n-i'r -r nviiiiti.5t AUCTION SALE i 1 Of HoDteboid Foniitara tnd Effuts if tki titi tkts. i i i HcKii's Risidenca; "ElsbMk.y Btsk Stnst, Xwesday, April I am Instructed to sell by. Public furnishings of this commodious palatial can but briefly generalise.

PARLOR Stein way piano, I parlor suites, easy, chairs, fancy tables and brackets, point lace cru tains, brie-a-bree, Brussels carept mats, pictures, handsome crystal electrolier. DINING-ROOM B. W. ext dining table. W.

side board, dining chairs, dinner set of dishes, china set nsh set and berry set cabinet tUled with sliver spoons, knives aad forks, various massive silver dishes, glassware, dinner gong, carpet and nrmrNMkliif cooking utensils, tables, chairs, dishes and cut-tlery. BASEMENT Two cooking ranges, Hanrahaa refrigerator, tables, wasn T. W. Auction Sale At 1S1 Slater Street Friday, April 16th, 10 a. ro, I am Initructed by Mrs.

L. L. Sutton to sell by publio auction, as above, the sod tents of a well furnished house, including 7 bedroom seta in b. w. and dak, iron bedsteads, single and double 2 parlor suites in raw ailk and plush-; chenille and Chinees portieres, lace curtains, fancy screens, statuettes, easy chairs, b.

w. ex. table, sideboard, Brussels and tapestry carT pets, braes fire irons, lounges, rockers, blankets, feather pillows, mat-trasses, hall cutlery, china, kitchen range, etc. Terms, L. BROPHY, Auctioneer.

S3 Sparks street. Attrwetlvev Auction Sale At 880 Metcalfe St. KOMDAT. April, 18. I am instrueted to offer for sale, as above, the entire contents of a well furnished hvjf.

eomprUing' 8 bedroom sets, in oak, mahogany, etej 4 feather beds, pillows, blankets, spreads; parlor sets silk and plush, over 200 yards Brussels carpets, easy chairs, nurs laea and reo enrtaina. wicker and oak fancy tables, marble clock, mount ed heads, stuffed birds oak bail stand, office desk, modsrn oak sideboard, oak and leather chairs, table linen (some uncut), silverware, out glasses, china; entlery, 2 large cooking ranges, kitchen utensils, etc. Goods on inspection Saturday. As there is a large quantity to sell 1 will start at i i 10 O'CLOCK "HASP. 3 L.

L. BROPHY, Auctioneer. Jerms eaab. II AdverUslng doesn't 'make success. Tt hastens them in, the case of, goods that hays real merit, and It mars them Just as quickly, when 'the article advertised has net aav arood points to recommend I I 1 has been Tencbed ia the pdat elae.4 i i snsllnl fffiMt.

HsfiM DCK. mats VMVWW 1 1 a wears longest and tstnogteco-' ytisAt that tmvet) j-mooey in the beimrbsr btctiitB 1 ii. 4i mnrm nme! aWS money in tbe fad btqewrt ttltsts tbe loBgtttt is THE SHJbrMiyiuJUX 1 Pitm the resatt of a qnarWef onto-1 rr's exrieriefice tint makiriw i by the Wttlnt lactory Intht world. An luetratwiru; booklet about pgdst free. Tnitawm-VuoauCtL, $1 5,743.79 yaro.

urass asacars- csappuaw jtwm. WHAT 2t5tH. at lO o. rn. Auction without isosivs the entire residence the contents of which we f- AsoUne machine, ctp boards," -j: y- .) BEDROOMS 10 bedroom Suite, B.

W. and oak, genuine hair lusllrssees. -wool matt i see, feather pUlowa, bedclothes, carpets, ourtatos, B.W. ward- robes, chamber setts, picturea, chairs, I- i i COACH HOUSE 1 Victoria carriag-, 1 Gladstone, 1 Ooddard, 1 tight top buggy, i 1 new double sett carriage harness. 1 ladles saddle, gardeners tools, weranda benches, hammocks, etc, etc.

..) i i Inspection can be made April 25th' from 1 to pan. Terms cash. McDE RMOTT, Attotioa ef. i The 4- Piece of Soap In the MarooW Soana. aU dree all wool, all cotton, all silk goods equally fast and fj if.

1 It wishes aad dyes at Ana Think of the time and a rem save, It -t DYES ALL MATERIALS aad dye to any shade perfectly quickly easilv. The colors are ab- ef olatefy tadalesa. V'' Free book about It by ad- dreeaiDg the Wholesale Can- adiaa Depot, 80 St Francois JU Xavier street, Montreal. 1 Maypole': Beet Drarrtt lea It I 1 I I i .1 THE EVENING JOURNAL is bllah-ed by THIS JOURNAL Priatiag Company ef Ottawa, Limited, P. D.

Roes, Managing JMrastor, Slgut JKrest. Ottowe. i aer i Hi ay, amm Ti AasslM itsaeassa 1.