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6 EVENING JOURNAL. SATURDAY, JULY 3 1897 3000f2i LAROSES DEPARTMENTAL STORE, and 557 Sussex St S300000000GOGOGOOQOOGOOOGOGOOOOGOOOOOGOG After some delay, which' however was unavoidable, we are glad to announce that the Grocery and Provision Department is Open and Now you all know what a prdperly appointed and modernly equipped grocery ought to contain. There is no good purpose served by in such a store. Let it suffice to say therefore that WATCH us GROW. i i 7 1 worth more fi.

Hat pot l.OOO ft. fa- foal porpeaae. nore OTTAWA GAS 00., ma sparks street ports CULL THEM SQUEALERS (THAT SOME CAPITAL PLAYERS SAY OP SOME PEOPLE fasy Ooat Like tb AUltods of toe Ken Who loetKoasy-The litnattoa la the Team, a Vary Delicate On The present lltuatlon In the Capita XAcrbaaa Cluto la a rather eiellcate one. la number of the players are mora than displeased with so much talk among their former friends, which can be summed up in saying that tney lplaome of the. players "thiew the game at Toronto.

It Is a very pasty kind of a charge to make, but plainly that la what all the talk amounts to. A Capital player said to Thai Journal reporter iast night: These men who lost money on the faro are not sportsmen In the least sense of. tin term. They have shown tl iiii1tis a lot of squealers. They fcava followed the team, backed It and wvn.

money CUBe andj time again for a teat tare years, and when we met teataa picked from the best players In the) country the first time that these fellow toaa money they raise an awful fcowL The trouble la the team thought they had easy a thing, and were at prepared for Toronto's strength." Would Be a Slur. The Players are all fully aware of rbat la being aaUI. and ttv expression pi tot o'ne "given here is that of a The Stock is Full in Every Line. The Prices will meet your Approbation. The Goods are the Best and Freshest.

A Trial Order will Gain your Confidence. Delivery Promptly made in City and Suburbs. And we want everybody particularly to note this also that we buy everything for spot cash and sell exactly the same way. No credit. No accounts.

Whatever benefit an absolutely cash system presents that benefit is going to our customers. They will get it on every purchase. Not on one particular day of the week every day is a "bargain day." We also want everybody to know exactly what they can purchase in our different departments, which are directly connected on the ground floor level, and access to which is made either by Sussex or Rideau streets with equal facility and convenience. Here, then, buyers will find each of the following departments brim full and running over with the largest, best, most complete, and by no means least, the cheapest goods any in Ottawa or elsewhere can boast of a choice all the Lower Town store combined cannot equal We make a strong bid for patronage, to you when spent with us than LAROSE'S DEPARTMENTAL STORE Entrance and exit on either street. Cheaper than Wood or Coal For em timer us Oaa Store, cannot be equalled.

Sm them in operation at our office. Filed houaa and ail connection, nadi for bare coat. number of them. A number of the o'avara held an Informal meeting yes terday afternoon and talked over the situation, and It Is said they that if the members of the executive took stock In the atories that are floating around to the extent of holding an enquiry that It would be casting a alur on the whole While only two or three names are mentioned la connection with the matter, the players generally are holding together, and If an enquiry Is Instituted It la not unlikely that a large number or them will resign ln a body. Several players already aay that they will not play any more, and there may be some curious i developments In the matter before a week from to-day, when the team will meet Toronto again.

YESTERDAY AT CHATHAM aVesulta of several Bacea at the Big C. W. Meet Chatham. July 3. There was another day of excellent racing at the C.

W. meeting yesterday. A big crowd aaW r. any cloee finishes. The day was op-I presslvcly hot, but despite this the raccx' were very enjoyable.

The re-I units were as follows: Half-mile, professional, left over from Thureday T. M. McCarthy, To ronto, 1: Harley Davidson, Toronto, 2. Time, 1.02 2-5. 1 mile, amateur, handicap H.

O. Gardener.Toronto. SO yards, D. Bain, Winnipeg. 64 yards, J.

H. Barnett. Toronto, 40 yards, J. Branston. Winnipeg.

40 yards, 4. Time. Z.2Z 3-4. 1 mile, professional T. B.

McCarthy, Toronto, Harley Davidson, Toronto. Angus McLeod. Brentford, (l Time, 2.03 J-S. Half-mile open, amateur C.W. Rich-niin, Toronto, 1: O.

W. Riddle, Winnipeg. 2: F. J. Graves, Toronto, pace, 3.

Time. 1.05. 1 mile. 2.30 clan, professional Wesibrook, BranUord, P. J.

Alcln- PROMISE REALIZED GROCERY Opened TO GROCERIES PROVISIONS DRY GOODS READY-MADE CLOTHING BOOTS SHOES, GENTS' FURNISHINGS, HATS, ETC ETC. not on sentimental grounds but on pure business grounds, namely, that your money spent with us will give you by far the greatest returns, is at any other place. But be yourselves the judges. Don't take our mere word for it Watch us grow." tyre, Cleveland. 2.

Henry Toltan. Gait. 3. Time. 2 13 1-5.

1 mile, amateur, championship R.K. Axton. Brentford. Frank Moore, Toronto, 2: F. J.

Graves, Toronto, S. Time. 2.04 2-5. Team race, men a team The Wan-dtrers finished first and second. The n.iles'were done in 2 29 2-5 and 3.49 3-(.

2 mile, tandem championship, prn-foalonal Davidson and McLeod, McCarthy and Greatrlx, 2. Time, 4.4 4-5. 5 mile, professional, championship Angus Mrl-eod, Brantford, Chris. Oreatrlx, Toronto; 2: T. B.

McCarthy. Toronto. 3. Time, 10.64 2-5. TWAS A ROUGH GAME But the Aberdeana Beat the Emeralds la the End The Aberdeena defeated the Emeralds last night In a city league game The score was 5 to 0.

The match was a typical one of what la generally seen among the Junior clubs. There was any amount of hard checking, slugging and acrapplng and ujst fair lacrosse. The Junior games have lately develop Into more' of a fighting match than a lacrosse game and if the team's methods are not changed some one may be seriously hurt at almost any time. The Aberdeens laat night had much the better of the play. The game was re-fereed by Hugh Carson and J.

Keeley and E. Gleeson were umpires. The players were: Aberdeens Mclntyre.Matthewa. Hut-ton. 8troud, Mahoney, F.

Grimes, W. Crimea, Kenny, Slattery, A. Cope. H. Cope.

Emeralds Gleeson, Codd. Routh, Greene, Mo8travek, Nolan, Coatdlo, Balne, Clarke, Renwlok, Doran. NO PRIZES YET The Ottawa Wheelman Hare not Distinguished Themselves at Chatham So far the Ottawa riders who are at the Chutham meet have not won any-j thing, although Wilson and Parr were well up in the tandem race. btaek-houae took a place In one heat of the mile amateur championship, but dli not get placed In the final. It was not generally known that Btackhouse would ride at Chatham, as he.

went there from Philadelphia He will return to Ottawa with the reat of the Ottawa contingent to-morrow. HOME FROM MATTAWA. The Metropolitans returned yesterday from Mattawa, where they played the Mattawa team on July lit The game waa a close one but was played In a very friendly way. and resulted In a draw, each aide scoring five goals. The following is the Metropolitan team: Beaulieu.

Redmond. Copping, Grimes, Young. Wall. Camming, Flint. Eedale.

Cope. McGregor. The Metropolitana report that they were used In fine style and practically owned the town. CRAWFORD OUT. Elmira, N.

July S. Con Doyle, of Chicago, put out Jack Crawford, Canada In two minutes and a half of the second round before the Queen City Athletic Club laat sight. The men were 47 49, 5i 53- 55 and 57 RIDEAU ST. 1 BRANCH not in very good condition, but fought hotly. Crawford had Doyle going In the first, but in the second a series of right swings on the neck sent the Canadian down, and he was counted out.

NOTES. It Is now rumored that Barney Qulnn will play with the Capitals next week against Toronto. owned by Frank Helmer, of Hull, captured second plac- In the 2 30 rare at the St. Thomas mee. Mr.

Wm. Loughrln left Richmond yesterdsy with Myronette and an pacing mare, and will go to Trenton and some other Western Ontario meetings. Mr. Loughrin has had a string of horses In training at Richmond. The Police Athletic Assoclstlon met yesterday and decided te hold their first annual sports on July 29th.

A programme including running. Jumping nd weight" throwing ha been arranged The sporta will take place on the Metropolitan grounds. Otber Sporting Kews on Page 7 MAT BE ELECTED. The grand encampment of Oddfellows meeta In London on the 27th of this month. It Is not unlikely that Ottawa I will be honored by having Mr.

Geo. Bell, of the Interior department, elected grand part rl arch. Mr. Bell la at present grand high priest and la very favorably spoken of as the right man for the nhief office In the gift of the grand encampment. Ne man deservea It or la better fitted for It than Mr.

Bell. EXPECTANCT. The Journal has been asked to reproduce the following poem which appeared in the Detroit. News Jifhllee day, under a large cut of the Queen standing on a castle wall and gaxing thoughtfully at a gloriously setting sun. The cut waa headed "Expectancy." Ah I wtio oaa tell what dreams of peaoe.

Of service long and glad release From royal cares Give color to the thought serene Of mighty England's gentle queen. And tinge her prayers And who shall say what visions rtoa Before as aging prince's eyes. As he beholds The setting sun go grandly down What dreams of scepter and of crown Hla view enfolds The thoughtful mood that sunset brings May-reach to princes, queens and kinga At close of day. A little longer yet the light May linger, ere the falling night Shuta out Ita ray. The backward glance to morning's dawn But spurs the pensive fancy on To what's before.

Then lightly, swiftly forward runs The quickened sight to rising suns, The future's store. DAY. Embracing nearly every requisite for the home or for personal use, all under one roof, all on one floor, none better, none cheaper nor so Picked from the Reporters' Notes Mr. A. D.

Sabourtn has been appointed bailiff of Ottawa county. A service preparatory to communion was held last evening In the Btew-arton Presbyterian church. Rev. Principal Grant, of Queen 'a University. preach at both services In St.

Andrew's church to-morrow. Rev. Geo. McRitrhie. of Aylmer.

will conduct the evening service to-morrow In the McLeod street Methodist church. Eddy Lodge A. F. and A. Hull, mill attend church service In 8t-James' church.

Hull, to-morrow afternoon. Rev. J. A. Bell, of Hanford I ake.

will preach the sermon. Mrs. A. Burrltt, 574 Masia street, and Mrs. A.

Anderson, 23 Rochester street, will be the official visitor at the Orphans' Home, Elgin street, for the month of July. Mrs. Asa Gordon, owing to other duties, has been forced to give up the leadership of the Sunday afternoon Bible class in the T. W. C.

A. Mra O. C. Edwards will lead the class tomorrow afternoon. Rev.

Mr. Bouafleld, of Billings' Bridge, will have charge of the services In Grace church during Rev. Mr. Gorman's absence In England. A stand haa been erected on Wellington ward market square for the use of the members of Barrett's Independent band, who Intend giving a series of open-air concerts there.

Mr. Lars Peterson, of Hlntonburgh, whose house and store on the Richmond road were burned down recently, has almost completed the erection of a new building similar to the old one. Dr. Smith, the village health officer of Hlntonburgh, has reported to the council that the general health of the village Is unusually good. The municipality Is quite free from fever.

The annual Sunday school picnic of 6t. Matthias church, Hlntonburgh, was held on Thursday at Queen's Park, Ayl iner. About 200 children with thetr parents and friends attended the out ing, which proved very enjoyable. Mr. James Byers.

of Hlntonburgh, In tends erecting a large hall and dwelling bouse shortly on MacLean avenue. Mrs. Moeser also Intends erecting a house on the same avenue. Miss Ida Cares of Almonte and Mr. Victor V.

Rogers of Ottawa. Inspector for the Temperance and General Life Insurance Company, were married in Almonte Wedneaday evening. Mr. and Mra Rogers left the same evening for a trip to Western Ontario. unt B.

B. wrttiaf cearinr tax ae smperlora. AM gtattoaert keoa heal. Dr. H.

Graham, Dentist. Office ever MacCarthy'a Drug Store, ttt WelUngtoa. Pbsne 3, Oaa adaaiaisteied WATCH US GROW. Doing Business To-day. detailing the different articles which can be fourYd and 557 SUSSEX THE VILLAGE GROWING lafcrabarga'i Assessment has Increased by xMM la a Year The aaaeaaanent of the village of Hlntonburgh this year la about 326,000 larger than It was last year.

Measra Robert Ecanlon and" E. Prootn- eetle. the Tfliage assessors, rnve concluded their work and presented their report to the council. It show, the total assessment of the village this year te be about Laat year it waa about 3375.000. Several of the ratepayers hare appealed against the assessment on their properties, but It la not expected that the aim total will be decreased any material extent.

The report states that eeveral new dwellings and stores ha been erected during the year, while Improvements made in the village have caused a material Increase In the value of property. IMPROVIIfO STREETS. Mr. James Roy. the Hlntonburgh foreman of municipal works, has a force of men at work, laying a new sidewalk along the north aide of the Richmond road, from the Junction of Cedar street to the post office.

As that portion of the Richmond road la the main atreet of the Tillage, the new sidewalk will be a great Improvement. The council Intends filling In and grading the road to the level of the sidewalks on both a Idea A NEW PROCESS. Mr. H. N.

Topiey of the interior department, haa lately perfected a new process for coloring photographs. A number were exhibited and have bean pronounced by an EngHaa artist to be the beat photo colored work which he has aeen far the purpose for which It is intended, to illustrate geology and fruits. These pictures lose the photographic appearance, common to most color work, yet retaining all the detail and having the depth and brilliancy of oil and the brightness of water color. OPEN-AIR BAND CONCERT. Open-air band eencerts are popular In Ottawa.

Barrett's Independent band gave one last evening on Wellington ward market square, and pleased a large crowd who had assembled to hear the music It was the second of a series of free concerts to be given by this band. Among the Items on the programme a characteristic medley, "Murphy on Parade," and a fantasia, "La Paloma," were probably the best. Mr. H. Con-for In a piccolo solo received applause.

The music on the whole was enjoyable and well rendered. MUNYON'S NEURALGIA CURE MUNTONS NEURALGIA CL'RE re- eves the pain of face ache or tir doloreux or sciatica and all neuralgic affections-It is efficacious in toothache that arise from taking cold. It cures sharp, darting, toy re-like paiaa In the face. head, cheat and back and neura'gie paina In any part of the body. Price 15 centa A separate cure for each disease.

At all druggists, mostly a vial. Perioral letters to Prof. Munyon. 11 ft II Albert street. Twonto.

answered, with tree medical advice tor any disease. a 0 ST. I During FaturdftT nlj-ht tb enterprising burglar burglarised our store. He waa qujte modest, though. In his de-airee.

far more modest than, sat a bonus-eeeklng railroad or a circus. With, however, a fondn-x for rearms, which burglars generally look upon with dtnfaror (especially if cocked In front of This hanpie carried off aeveral revolvers, ana then with gross stupidity, betraying an apprentice hand at the business appropriated the wrong ammunition. Now, that's a pity. It may spoil more fun. eo If this dull specimen of humanitv, by courtesy called a man.

will give us the opportunity we will exchange the wrong ammunttion for the right kind, grant him free pardon, and dismiss him with our profound eat esteem. MILES BIRKETT gat WELLINGTON STREET. Phone 333, THE ORIENT Durability, usrful originality, quiet excellence, no freaky experiment, nor gaudy coora ee the "Wal-tham Watch Chain." Triple crown. Vulcanized rubber handlea The Orient la not a low priced wheel, and does not enter Into competition with goods WHICH ARB STAMPED BY THETR PRICE aa being built to catch the Inexpert- THE FOWLER Trues Frame, giving perfect rigidity. Two-piece Crank.

Simple construction. All bearings in retaining cupa Perfect adjustment can be had in a moment. All conea locked. Chas. D.

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Bakers, Hardware, Fish Dealers, Grocers, etc Clean newspapera tor aaie at 0c to 74c. per i0 lba. Ottawa City Rag Store au KINO BTRBST. Oppoaite Tork Street. iNlflUMO UWt THe Joumin IS SUBa) XQ QaZg Om 300G?.