Ottawa Daily Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 4

THE DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1874. I CATALOGUE SALE COUNTY COUNCIL- LOCAL NEWS JOS. DIMBLE By nAtlri1 fhfll Iia Ima oAn.4 a goneral public that lie has BRITISH COLUMBIA. Tin: popular tmtstsa. 3 to luform his Mewls, and the rt.twt.

-wl ida TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT At Ifco premises adjoining Mr. I. B. Taylor's TrlnHnj Offlje, 29 RIDEAU STREET His stork ol Cloths, Heotelr nrul Cnnndinn Tweed. In tlie city.

A BrxiUALi jcATUKiv a kxxi ALL GOODS WARRANTED SURCCK. February irsth. CASH $25,000 opened a Crsuciu, Melton. Fancy Vpstlnss, Ac, uneonnlla ni Kuaranieeu or no "in SALE OF llrrsa Goods olouresl mutt rilnt-U Kllka MvrtitM, CilHrt, lnstrra Wltnlra, Wlurlca flhretlnRS anil TotvrllliiK Table Llueit ami -aikliia A ft FrW AtCMt? "iCiKithi. SALE.

STAPLE FANCY DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE OOSr PRICE. REGENT HOUSE I 'JOSPARKS STREET, 30. f'oKous (While r-uil Ciry) A I Coat Frlco Klniitii-la (Wliilc ntMl Mi-nrlr) AtCml Prlct llluitlirl mid CtulIU At Cost Trice louils, CIkikI At Coat Irlr Dllllliifr)-, Mlltliirry At Coat Prl jAfkt'K (lad Minn Is At Cost I'llee This Sale will Continue iJSTThe rale beliif; J4', no gno will One Month, he Commencing MONDAY. JANUARY J. li.

STITT CO. or ALarge and Valuable Collection -up on Chromos and Oliographs. The subscrtber tins received a larcn conkfunment of very superior J'ainUegs liiiinlieil in hano-soine Uoltl Frames, comprising subjects nner the best mmter. They win be sold without reserve nt the subser i-ixm Rooms, Kiueau street, commencing on Friday. Feb.

1874, at 3 and 7 p.m. Tiey will be on view the day provlons to the sale. The piililic nro invited to Inspect the Hoods. I'HMktfiies rnn be laid by npi'lying to tlio Anclloiiecr. A.

RO WE. Kotmmry lot It. 31-tf RUCTION SALE TIMBER LIMIT, Of Fifty Square Miles. SITUATED ON MOOSE RIVER, AikI known as tho COTLT iN LIMIT. Tlw Ims been favored with lion to sell by I'uljlle Atielloii nl the HuCMK, in tlio city ofiHlawii, on Friday, March 20th, 1874, A very valuable Timber Limit of nifty sijuare in Ilex, iirni known ns Hi.) ('niton IJmiK Terms ninl conditions mivlo known nt ttic time of wile.

l-itk to tail" llil''c 111 1- noon. A. UOWK, Auctioneer, February Jlii-tf NEW ROOT AND ESTABLISH. MRNT, rrt sum's Old Htur.d, No. The sulwerlbpr having niirelueteit llin IIunKrnpt SliK-k of 1'resuni A McLiirlilln, iremrc(l lo nell a iarst viineiy or ikkiui him rnesfii a-i jkt cent, ne- low eost, A call Is resortfully sollclleil.

Joseph Neclin, Proprietor. January 27tli. 10-27-7-1 A G. RONAN. Machinist, Model and Pattern Maker, 89 Rideau Street, Ottawa Hewing Machines rcniilrcil.

All kinds of light machinery mailo mid repaired. Novmlier 7tli. ITfHILE wo heartily, endorse tho senti mentu of tho Itrlllsh I'ress t(mt Canmln neeil only iw deprived for a time of tho eminent worvteeM of ItsirroiiU'st statesman, Wo enl irrly uissaprove of tlio iKillcy of ttiat parent wlio ceprlvcs bouse- ho(l of such a comfort hs Whiteside's Patent Spring Bed. First finality MatlrasHf-s In llalr. Wool, Fibre alwuya on quantity.

hand Children' in liuo H. Whiteside 12-11-1 Ik't'cmbcr l-'Ji. ALBION HOTEL Nltboln anil Daly ls, Ottawa. to Inform his many friends and the nubile Hint he has sueeeeijeil his brother. Joint Oraliam, us I'roprlelir of llils Hot iiinJ that It Is lit.s lnten-tioii to make all who liatrotil.u the holiro thorough ly eoniiorianie.

In the house are ladlcn' and irenl.s' Pallors, huiles of rooni.s lot iaiiillii rombiiii'd hIIIIih' ali i bed- rpoms, ami iirwunls nf liny iliiioms nil Vi ll-heaUI. Tlie liar-room Is replete with the bi-st Wines, tspiiitN. LIoiioih, arid uieK that eail be I'lil- J(hkI yard mid Htables. KTAiJLIHHKIi FH TFUN YKAItM. I'eiu nary r.tir, 1'- i-3 NEW FIRM.

Tailoring and Gents' Furnishing Goods, Messrs. KILT BROPHY. 1 tave I to tsure In oniioinieliiB I lint tliey hnve pur- ehusi-d the KbMk of 'r. KA-IUTT and that limy nre lii'-psred lo illsMse of tlie Roods ul siu'rlllee, In order to rnnky I'suii fur it 'litrjro oi sprtnif i is.ns- I'I-dtiiimi male lo order under the innniiKemeut of I'l TKI. The Kenllemi'ii of Ottawa are ri'sni'ellully sollellod for 11 share ol ihelr palronaif and in wo iu.su ii' them that nn (illorln will be wantlmr on ovirpnrt lo oiler the best scleetlon of K'xxls liable in the market.

lie i kiiIiim III Suiilnirs, Shirts. Ulove'i, Ties, Collin. nml a varb'ty of other K'hhIh whl''h should bo seen lo bu ihuy ellmati'd. No. SPARKS -Vsya II.

KILT.1 IT, it. iiiioriiv. yard February 1-tb. JENEV'S WOOD woon ob1 au. hixDS ion sajj: TERMS STRICTLY CASH.

February lltli. full -2-5 MONEY TO LEND AN REAL ESTATE, Ly the Civil Service Itiiildlnir and Having Sik-Il-1v for Loans, reci'ivwl by WKHillT 4 CLKM'iW, Hollcltors, Sparks street, oitnwn, 1'i'lirvmry nth. J. maciiixj: silk twist, y. i it a 8iMlers' mill SIkm! i n- liiliiir; mid serlptlon of Twine, r-iloo evi-ry dly francois Xavier! street, MONTH F.A I November 21sU QUIDA'S NEW ROOK, Betoj or, Two Little Wooden Shoes, $1,59 lira i tli tea Jletronpfrt, unary.

or THWARTF.D, by II author of at DURIE SON'S. A February lltli. STREET. OWA.Ys OPERA HOUSE. Friday Evening, February 13th, (irand Compllmrntary IJKNFF1T, by the Citizen of Ottawa, ROSA D'ERIN A.

ERIN'S Til IMA liONXA. Splendid Progrnmrnc. Consist iui of fJrtiiKl Concert, concluding wllh t'e mint? limit ot the Aliatlau Ixtver. AriMl -ion. Jnrvrsl siz-at.

$1 I "nre wrvcil, "5cl. cmllery. -Vx-l-s. eun r.t Jkioro M.iiHt cotiitneiiceo i February Tin U- 'i'I QUARPS' ASSJiifBLlES. Anevtr-i Aiu-embly will take place on MuNfiAV KVENINU, tho luh at THE RUSSELL HOUSE, AT SHAIU.

Tickets iy be bud at Norrlbrimei'ii Muic Klore, and Kt I lie ilir on trie ewnlntc of tin- V. HuKACK I.F.K, Captain, Fi bnmry l'ltli. BITTER ORANGE5, VUA MAKINO MAIIMALALK, A Nice Let Just Received. JAS. BU0IIANNAN, SUSSEX STRKET.

February 11th. aVtf That Beehive Restaurant. of industry Noonan's Don't night at forget Rowe's 7 o'clock. sale of chronios to That Team. The lire department have not yet purchased that team to raw the Conqueror," nor is there any likelihood of their doing so.

Best Coal Oil 20c. fetched and paid for, also, middlo and small sized chimneys be or 5 for Large sized 10c, or 3 for 25 William Hearn, Druggist, Sapper's Bridgo. SO 40 For Sale. A first-classs ttock of staple and fancy dry goods, bought at sixty five per to be sold on liberal terms lrora now to tho 20th instant. No.

39 Sussex street. P. Il.Chabot. 37 td Reform Association Grit League had a meeting last evening in their ball. After some routine business, the subject of giving a dinner to the Grit Cabinet was dis cussed but nothing definitely settled.

Rowe's sale of chromos and oleographs is to bo continued this evening at seven o'clock. Ojiittf-d. In our report of tho Budiop' funeral yesterday, wo unintentionally omits ted to mention that tho German Society of this city attended, and that the store of ex Mayor Martmeau was heavily nranea in mourning. Window Brkakimj. A man named Bap tisto Cato broko his father-in-law's win down on the Flats yesterday evening.

He evidently didn't agree with the old man, for ho has been married only-three months His wife i.V a fourteen year old. Tin: Misiixo Son. Wo learn that nothing lias yet been heard of tho young man Regan who was discharged from Mr. O'Hanly's party. There is ftill a possibility that he mav turn tin in some of the shanties in tho vicinity of Temiscamingue.

G. T. R. AcKxcr. Ve understand that Mr.

'lojce, the energetic agent of the Grand Trunk Railway Company at this city, 13 to bo promoted to tho charge of Bonaventure station shortly. Mr. Wainwright was in town yesterday to appoint his successor at this point, cauls Band 'Social. Tho members of the Guards Band and their friends had a pplendid timo in the Queens Hall last evening. They enjoyed a few hours dance and went home thoroughly patisfied.

Refreshments wero served up in good style, and everything passed ollpleasantly. M.ssqrKKAiiK.-The skating carnival at Hue-kell ooks' Rink, Canal Basin, was aplea-i-ant ail.air last evening. The weather was clear and frosty'and there was a largo atten-dance, Tho success of this first carnival will, wo hope, induce the proprietors of the rink to civo a second ono ere long. Police Coukt. Patrick McMahon pleaded guilty to stealing from James Brown.

He was sent down for three months. Edw. Levcrno got two weeks for vagrancy Wm. Payne, one week for beating his wile, and Julia Ring two weeks for leing drunk and disorderly. Coi.i.iGiAri: Wo understand that tho contractor lor tho new Collegiate lustittito will lomo tho contract unless he succeeds furnishing now sureties, the old ones having expressed thpir intention of withdrawing on account of his breaking the condition on which they gave 'the promise.

How long will the work bo delayed Ct i.i.iMi. The two Kinks of tho Ottawa Curling Club that went-to Montreal to play for tho Royal Caledonia modal, returned to tho city yesterday afternoon. They were jolly and did not appear much disappointed at their dcleat. I hey nro determined to practice lend to win tho Governor General's medal. Wm ope thej may succeed.

BiiicoiVi to Tin-: Wo copy tho following from the Toronto Moll ot tlio 12ih, correspondence from Manitoba: "The St. Nicholas hotel was discovered on fire early this morning, but owing to the presence of mind of one of the boarders, who procured a Babcock Extinguisher, tho tiro was coon ptitoot. Tho cause of tho lire was a defective g.ls pipe. Fort Tin: Asvi.twr. P.

C. Atkinson lelt the city last night by tlm U.30 train for Toronto with a lunatic named John Collins. He was rather trouble.somo lor a time, but the Police Constable managed to get him on the train. Oollinn yvas considered very d-ingerom. It was thought better that he should bo removed to some asylum, where pel haps, with tune, li3 would improve.

chronios, some of the finest ever luoiiu'ht to Ottawa, to bo auctioned at Howe's tills evening. Messrs. E. Barber, G. L.

'inie, anil T. Hiinton have returned to the eity from Pellevillo vheie they were attending a Masonic gathering. They were guests at the masonic ball given in honor of tho a nhled brethren. They stato that the people af Belleville are very hospitable, and that they have never enjoyed a pleasanter. t'lne.

The ball was given the town hall. Small Pov.Therj have bocn three deaf hs in the Township of Buckingham from small pox two of them this week. One member ot the iwan family was buried on '1 uesday. The nppeais to bo confined to three families and every ellort is being made by tho authorities to prevent if-from spreading. Tho three families who are afllicted are living the same clearance and are consequent ly isolated from the rest of the community.

I'm: Rosa D'Eiuxa Bicxinr To-NTuiit. I heir Excellencies tha Eail andt'ountess of have great pleasure in ouending their atron ago to your entertainment this Colonel Fletcher has just written Mile. Rosa to he above ellect. in the kind-ei-t manlier. 'Tho-pi ogrammo to-night is varied nn I attractive, concluding with Oflen-bnch's D'i opeia, Tho Alsatian Lovors." We hopo to mo a crowded hou.se.

Visit to Protest int Hospital. The members of the County Council on an invitation extended by the Board ot Directors of the Piute-tant Hopittii, visited the new building now in coutru of construction. They were accompanied by Judge Armstrong. 'hafrman of tho Board, and Messrs. Eoatherstone, Suitcc, Workman, Wilson, J.

Dune aud George May. Mr, Surtees. who is the architect, piloted tho party through the I mlding explaining the details connection with the structure. After everything had been seen there, the party moved to tin" old building anil wero shown through by Mr. Sadler, steward of the institution.

The hospital j4 completely filled up tho lar-i bed having been taken up yesterday. After the inspection was over an impromptu meeting was he'd in the Directors loom. Mayor FeathersU tho chair. The chairman expressed jg cat pleasure at seeing mo members of the County Corporation present, and Ij.oped that in future the members would ijy frequent visits to the institution. Judge Armstrong, Geo.

May and A. Workman, followed in tho same strain. Mr. Ira Morgan. Warden of tho County, thanked tho Directors on lehalf of tho Council for tlie courtesy extended them and felt assured that the corioration of the connty would deal liberally in the matter ot subscription and especially so when the priyatei sub-seriptions were of so generous a character.

He thought money spenton so philanthropic an object, would be more titan repaid by tho general good that result from such expenditure. The party then retired. Fourth Day Moic About the Livouas la pector Comity Solicitor tl Auditoi. On motion of Mr. Wallace, the clerk of the council was instructed to advertise lor applications for the office of County Inspeo tor of licenses and County Constable On motion of Mr.

Tho3. Clark a by-law to appoint a "Board of Audit of criminal jus tice accounts was passed. i THAT $200 SALARY. Moved by Mr. Lyon, seconded by Mr.

But ler, that the motion passed at a previous session increasing the Clerk's salary, be re 1 cunsiuereu. iam. Mr. Lvon called for the Yeas and Nays Yeas, Messrs- Kykes, Lyon and Butler. 3 Nats, Smith, Wallace, weiana Surtees, Anderson, Richardson.

Mooney Cum mings and Mohr. 14. NEW IUDEAU BKIDOE. A petition fiom residents of the city and Townsbin of Gloucester was presented, ask ing for aid for a new bridge over the Rideau near Mrri. Tremblay's the end of the Russell road At the of the Council, Messrs Ilurdman and Brown were heard at the Bar of the Council in relation to the proposed bridue.

Mr. Cummimrs moved that a grant of 3d0 bo taade by this Council toward the oronosedl bridce. but it was voted down The matter was then referred to the Com mittee ora roads and bridges. COUNTY 80I.ICIT0U When the by-law to appoint Solicitor for the Cbtinty came up for second reading, an amendment was moved -to appoint Mr, C. II.

Penihey instead ol Mr. G. JS. fui lows. The amendment was lost an 1 the by law was carried.

COfXTV Al'MTOK-S. Mr. Beirman moved an amendment to tho by-la lo appoint County Auditors on its second reading. He proposed the name of Mr. Corbett a ono of the Auditors, but the motion was lost.

Till: NEW I'iiOTESTANT On motion of Mr. Smith, seconded by Mr, Mohr, a cheque for one thousand dollars was granted in aid of tho new Protestant Hospital. BOAKDOF PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINERS. On a sedond reading of the by-law, to ap point a Board of public school examiners, an amendment to appoint Rev. Mr.

Goulet in place of! Rev. C. Mulvaney was adopt ed. and the bv-law as so amended waa car ried. THE REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Iiitcreatlud Preliminary Meeting An Kxc ciitlve Coniiiilllee Formed Cum in I in Inlvlltil VUlt Ottawa. At a meeting ol Churchmen, held in the Young Men's Christian Association Rooms, last evening, to consider tho basis of organi zation adopted by the Reformed Episcopal Church, Mr. w. A. McAgg was called to the chair, and Mr.II.

Alexander was request cd to act as Secretary. ThoChaiiman said that ho would timply call upon the Secretary to read the Declaration of Principles" as laid down by the Reformed Episcopal Church. Tlio Sccietary tlicn offered tho following prayer from tlio Book of ommon Prayor used by tho Reformed Episcopal Church God, tho protector of all who trust in Thee, without whom nothing id strong, no thing is holy: look upon us Thy mercy and bloss us. Humbly would wo endeavor to realize at this time the responsibility that ests upon us. Jn Thy name, we would set up Thy banner.

Were it not in Thy name, l-ord, and simple unfaltering trust in 'Thee our iioarts indeed faint within us- But in Thoo, our God, alone is our trust. In a consciousndss of loyalty to Christ, is our only, confidence. In entire dependence upon the Holy Spirit our oo'y hope. II tho woi we propose to inuag rale to-night bo of men, may it come to naught. II it bo of Thee, Lord, grant us nio.o abundantly the Holy Ghost and wisdom" to make us valiant for the truth, strong to labour and faithful in every duty, and rejoicing to bo counted worthy to suller shame for Thy name.

Hear us in Heaven, Thy dwelling-place, and do for and to us exceeding abundantly above what we can either ask or think for Thy dearXon's sake, Jesus Christ our Lord Our ather, winch ait in heaven, etc. raiNcipi.F.a. The Secretary then read tho following: 1. Tho Reformed Episcopal Church, hold ing tho laitli once delivered unto the Saints, declares its belief in the Holy Scrp- tures of the old and new testaments as the Word ol God, and the sole rule of faith and practice; in tho creed commonly called the apostles creed; in the divine institution of the sacraments of baptism and the Lord Supper; and in the doctrines of grace substantially as they are sot forth in the thirty-nine articles of religion. 2.

rtns Church jecognizes and adheres to Episcopacy, not of divine right, but as a very ancient and desirable form of church polity. 1 hio church retaining a liturgy which shall not bo imperative or repressive of freedom in prayer, accepts the book of Common Prayer, as it was revised, proposed and recommended for use by the general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church, A. D. 17X0, reserving full liberty to alter, abridge, enlarge and amend tho same, as may seem most conducive to the edification of the people, provided that tho substance of the faith be kept entire." This Church condemns and rejects the following erroneous and strange doctrines as contrary to God's word (, That the church of Christ exists only in one order or form of ecclesiastical polity. That Christian ministers are priests in another sense than that in which all believers are a royal 'priesthood -That the Lord's Table is an altar on which tho oblation of the Body and mood ol Christ offered anew to the Father; That the presence of Christ in the ixird supper is a presence in tho elements of bread and wine Fifth, That Regeneration is inseparably connected with Baptism.

RESOLUTIONS. 'The following resolutions were adopted unanimously Moved by Mr. Wilson, and seconded by Mr. V. 1 1.

and resolved, "That an Executive Committee bo appointed with power to add to their numbers and that tho said Committee be instructed to report upon the advisability of forming an Episcopal congregation in this city upon well defined evangelical principles, and that said committee report to a meeuug to hoM at tho earliest day possible to be named by committee; anil further, that the said committee are hereby authorized to place themselves in communication with the Right Rev. Bishop Cummin-, D. of New York, and the Church Association in Toronto, and to take such other steps ai they may deem necessary." -uoveu ny jir. Amos Howe, seconded by Mr. R.

A. Bradley, "Thas this meeting cor. dially and earnestly invite the Right Rev. Bishop Cummins. D.

to visit Ottawa as early as possible, and that this meeting guarantee the Bishop h.i expenses, and that for this purpose a subscription list I now opened, and further, the committee aie hereby authorized to act upon this resolu tiou." diromos and oloographs, splendid spci. mens of art, in beautiful gold frame, to be aold at Rowe's thu evening. MACKENZIE'S AMBASSADOR TO RESIGN. FORCED A KEW GOVERNMENT FORMED The Orlt Itailwer Poller the Trouble. Cr.nse of tl.e Victoria, B.

11th. On Monday afternoon tlio citizens numbering nearly 1,000, marched to the Parliament buildings in an orderly manner. There was a i largo police force on hand, but there wa3 no disturb ance. Dr. Ilelmcken presented a petition passed at tho meeting on Saturday, the giat of which waa that this meeting deems it inadvisable to enter into any negotiations lor capitalizing the dry dock guarantee or to borrow any money from the Dominion Gov-ernment until the scheme of tho Mac-kenue Ministry for the revsion of the terms of union shall be made known, and further that it is distinctly opposed to the Provincial Government interfering in any manner with the terms or agreeing to any now terms offered by the Mackenzie Government until they shall havo been submitted to the people for adoption.

An application by the Ministry for a gunboat to bo stationed at the Government Buildings was refused by the Commander of tho fleet. A resolution was aLo sent to the city members who support tho Government calling upon them to resign. Tho same afternoon Mr. Do Cosmos resigned, and, lias since left the city it is said to stand for an outsido for tho Commons. To-day, Mr.

W'alkem, tho Altomcy- Gcneial of Do Cosmos Ministry, was called bv tho Governor to form a Government. It ls understood he makes no changes in the personnel of the Cabinet. Considerable excitement prevails. Morton, one of the leaders in the attack on the Parliament Buildings, is out for tho Commons, ami HiggiLS, another leader, having been threatened with arrest, publishes a card accepting tho entire respon sibility of tho demonstration. Tho Iloiisemcets on Friday, when tho pe tition will bo considered.

Tho press opposition to the geneial Government cays nothing but a dissolution will satiwCy tho country, and charges that tho attempt to change tho terms of union wa don 3 to violate the railway clause. SI1LI. LIT Kit. A despatch received thisalteruoon brings information that the feeling against Mr. DeCosvoa is very r-trong, and that ho is charge I with agreeing to British Columbia'.

'interests for a te it in the Cabinet, l'is prol abl.j that ho have work seeming Ins return. The ippo-iuon declare that Mr, W.u.ki.m will play the haud.iol Dk i-mos, Jiud I hey tncn Ion1 ivot a de-niand of Tho on the petition will bitter. Too Government jo. ibly carry out tho changes a Ivocatcd by Dis Cosmo. -Mr.

Nathan is a'ltent in England nrnA will not boa candidate. Mo-smh. McCiauijiiT, Roiiiikt.sO.v and members ol tho Legislature are preparing to make strong appeal to tho House, and public meeting wifl also be bold. No member pledged to Mippoitthe, tinv. ernment won! I prll twenty votes in any district.

r.OYAL HACK I LAND. The annual meeting of" Tho Angus' it. B. J'receptory, No. 2'7, Clarendon Centre, County of Pontiac, was held lust evening, (I2tli in the Orange Hall, Shawville.

Tho chair was occupied by SirKt. George Ford, M. Ottawa, and vice-chair by Kir Kt. Dale. Deputy Master ol Aftortho trail' action of tho general routine of business, the election of olKcers for the current year was then proceeded with ro suiting as follows Sir Kt.

James llobbs. W. Master. John Dale, Deputy II bang, b'egistrar. i 1 Win.

Shaw, Treasiiier. A. llodgins, Ls.t Lecturer. lialph llo(gins. 2nd Lecturer.

13. llodgins, 1st t'ensor. M. Cow ley, 2nd ''ensor, Win. Armitage, Piiisuviant.

SirKt. Armstrong, Win, tobb. A'. Elliott and Gill, Committeemen. A resolution was then adopted unanimously expressing the deep regret of the niem-tiers ot the cause of Sir Kt.

Angus' iinavoi. al4o from this meet ing. COMMERCIAL. MONTKEAL Ah' Kill's. Sl KCt.W.

To TlIK ri llKN.J Montreal, 13th. Floor market ye -terday sales and receipts l'JtX) barrels. Wheat lower Jet in Chicago; Liverpool j. rices unchanged. Hats stt-adv at to 3Not.

Barley firm and advanced Sl.l.i to SI. Butter scarce and iirni tubs an I fiilc ins 2-lct to 27. Dairy do 27ets to I mess pork jTcts 1 1 I A A MAKl-f-lS. Friday There was nn aveiage market this morning but very few changes were noticed in quotation. The Messrs.

McEwan of who offered tour very fine loads of heavy pot yesterday at per ajl round, did not sell and this morning they were willing to sell at load of small porker averaging from Iddjh to 121'Ibs each wero ollered at per I di ill is. Oats were steady at hay was in supply at to per ton. A Nkat Service lor tho late R. C. Bishop, was held in the of tho Grey Nuns, Sussex street to-day.

The chapel was very tastefully draped in mourning and festooned with flowers, various mottoes in French and English and notations wero placed on tho drape: and around the altar. A Piscovluy. A man from the Cpper Ottawa showed Mr. Alexander Taylor Mime specimens of coal and iron ore last evening, from a mine which he said ho had discovered on Captain Eraser's limits. Black River, about litty miles from the Ottawa River.

Mr. Taylor says tho specimens were exactly liko what he has seen taken out of the mines Scotland. I.aucknv. A man named Cars, a witness the ayi.ir ca-e at the Polico Court this mornmg was nrresfrd yesterday for stealing a coat i rem -nr. tiouiuen.

Sussex street. He soi it to Mrs. Graveiie, who keeps a second hand clothing store. She afterwards discovered Goulden's ticket was pinned on it, and came to tho conclusion that he had stolen it. On inquiry at tho shop she found that such was the case, and the police wero made aware of tho fact Cars was arretted, and the caso will be heard to-morrow morning.

S. RO.GERS, 0 aud 7 NICHOLAS STKEET. fnmilied with every requisite. Country islr nrommiy attended to. Person requiring mnfrtminli)KH.

Jlatimnds, ttcnrrH. ran have them uont prerwroU for use on receipt of lror tolcrram. tiiitins iid. Casket of every description always on liauu. December Oth- TELEGRAPHIC.

Ail -ft'u' Xork Till: LATESl. Twenty Lives Vomi. rbiliMielphia, 13iU. This morning the walls of the new brdwory building at 32nd and Thompson itrceta foil burying, it is reported, twenty workmen under the ruins. Shipwreck.

London, 1 3th. 'the Italian barque Tul-einella," Irom New Vork lor Bristolunk ol! the Irish coast during tho galo on Wednesday last. Twelve of the crew were drowned. CANADIAN NEWS. Term, to The Citizsx.

Tlm Nominations for the Commons. 1'erce, JUth. The nomination lor i.isre County took place here to-day. LcLontel-lier (Ministerial) and Harper (Opposition) wero nominatod. 'r.

I'lynn retired in favor of Loboutellipt at tho nomination, Tho meeting wan noify. Tho polling on tho 2nd of March. lIsiMILTOX. Sl'WIAI. TO TilB ClTIZKN.

Mrrtlitg fifth Ilonnl of Trail. Hamilton, loth. Yesterday alien. at three o'clock tho Hoard of Tiado held a meeting preparatory to that of tho Dominion P.oard ot Trade in Ottawa, to be held on tho iMtii inst. A recommendation for the postponement of the annual meeting of tho Hoard until Parliament was in scHsion was discussed.

-'I'KCIAI. To'i'llK ClTIZK. WerlclltiK I-rlclloin. Toronto, 13th. The marriage of Sir ward Kenney's non to Miss FurncsR, plaeo at Michael's 11.

V. Cathedral Ed-tcok ye terdar. 'Ilia ceremony, wan performed by tho Right Key. Dr. Walsh, Riahop of London, Mrs.

Mendon and Mr, Ronnie- were ar-rented last night on a charge of uefraudintt tho sewing machine. Co. out of 3S7 machines. iVOr.l SCOTIA. I''MI, To TUB ClTIZKN.

Fll Prliir All Kim-Hoi. for the Local -Irrrgularltltii on lite HelUvjj Fatal Arclilruf. taken fax. 13th. The total value of iihh (iieen at dilletent lisliirip Ktattioim in II aim Co.

Inst year was Tlio Roloriu party of Hunt County Ituve-chosen TIioh. I'. Smith tho candidate (or tho Viicint t-eat in tho lxul Lojn'slatuitr. Trains on Nv Scotia Railways have born running irregularly for the jat fcwihys of recent heavy snow tonus. Jlr.

Roldon tlm station muster at Norton on tho Intercolonial who was jri ruined Lelween 2 earn, about nix week ntf', died lioni the ellectn on Monday. i.oyitox. C-'i'iu iai, toTiiic t'n i.iN. MiikIi rioia A I I'cllMott in Limit the Knnilirr of llnfrl The Aaln.l Ilr. lkr'j Jirlurii.

Iiilou, -Two rnunleious assaults wero conniiitleil in thU city lust night. Mr. Stalker was waylaid on Victoria 1'ridge by three rnl'iimiM, beaten, robbed and leltin an almost insensible stale. Two men nainel Tupper nnd 1 loll, racing over Kensington Bridgo at'about II o'clock were attacked and almost murdered. Tup-pern head wa laid open eight inches, and lie was kicked unmercifully and robbed ol a gold watch.

His companion was thrown into the river and narrowly escaped drowning. were being circulated for signature to-day, praying tho Mayor and Council to limitthe number of hotel licences to forty, to abolish saloon licenses and to prohibit the grocers from selling in quantities of leas than five gallons. The otlicial board of the North street Wesleyan Church havo resolved to plead at tho conference) for tho return of Rev. Messrs Harmon, I lore and Allan to this city for an other year. The 'petition against the return of Walker, M.

as member for London booon entered. Tho petitioner is a Ceo. 1'ritchard. Mr. has M'.

MOXTllKAL. (Sl'SCI TO TIIK ri.KN.) The Minili Ipnl Kin lion -Iutiiodm Lrrtiiro City ltallM- i.iiini Northrrn 'oloul. tloit Kellroail. Monti 1'ith. Work for the Murieipal elections is commencing.

Meetings in favor of the several candidates will be field this evening. Two candidates for the Mayoralty, Messrs. Barsalou and Cass id who were nominated without their knowledge have been withdrawn, l'ho probabilities are now in favor of the return of Bernard. Aid. Stephens states that ho will retire only in favor ot Mr.

Kodden. Otherwise ho will contest loth icleclions a he is aNo nominat ed for Alderman. Principal Dawson of McGill I'niversity delivered a lecture Iat evening on geological facts with reference to primitive man with the view of showing that the lemains of man from ancient times were found in such relations as to eonlirm tho biblical ac-eount. The city passenger company, which has been unfoi tunato of lato with regard to iiuicipal and mgovernment legislation, has been accused of using influence to return Municipal representative in its interest. I lie Jioanl ot inroctors yesiertlav passed a resolution denying the truth ol this rcpoit.

1 lie directors ot the Northern Colonization Railroad met yesterday and received Mr. Jones of St. Andrew's as a director, a deputation from St. Andrew's and These gentlemen were informed that Blackie lino near Lachute would bo verified prior to any decision being made concerning the alignment. The meeting was then adjourned lor a week.

stitt (s-c-liil CurriKKiuieiuvof TiieI'i ti.hx.) Prraliy trliaii Nnlrrr Stittsvillc, 13th. Tho friends of the Presbyterian Church here having resolved to hold a soiree to. aid in finishing their new church building, the event came oil last night with every success. The most plea-(ant thing about the whole gathering was tho catholicity of spirit exhibited all the arrangements and in tho subject ol the addresses. Mr.

S. Argue, of Stituvillo (W.M), tilled the chair with marked ability. Tho Rev. Messrs, Keough, Simpson (W.M.), and the Rev. Measrs.

Gordon and Borthwick (Pres.) delivered instructive addresses. Tho choir discoursed sweet music, and the sustenaneo for the inner man was of tho best quality. Tho result will pecuniarily prove profitable to the charitable object in whose interest the soiree was held, ami we hopo that many moro such pleasant evenings may be spent in the same cliargeU nt above prleo. IIR-Wl FISH' n8HI PISH I I'lnim lliiddles. Fresh Haddock, I'rwhtnt, i'resli Miu-Kerel, Fresh IlerrtiiKS Krvati irM(f Daily at 02 Spark Street.

H'iO ilarrels of therholexst Onions ever nffcufh this city, ftm HaiTols of pples. Crniiberna iu are CranberrlM. A coiiKlgumctit Ulsi'ults troin Jlosta nnd Hamilton. Wholesale and Itctnll Cull and see for youn-eli W. Shaver.

Iiceeniher Wh. BULK OYSTERS AT D. McDonneU's SUSSEX OppO tta' York Street 2T-7-T4 in c. ROCERIES, WINES ANT) LIQUOIH. Cowan, WELLINGTON HTIlKLi r.einemlMTtheslitriiriheColI.ie I'ot.

(Iool llver.il in uny luirloi the clly, Course and linn In Ktock. Iioestmber 1.1th.. Titus Block, Sparks stroet, ALinuIacturers, who'esale nml rctull doslrrs lit EWING'S Combined Washing and Wringing Machine, Which look thellrsl lilttoii ot Liiundry tio.Mni-1. lie- llmnlllon Kites UKALKUH I.N Maf hlnery, and nil dcBcilpllonef If oid ik'I'ooIs, IUUIs, ClainiiiK MhtIHw l.alhn.id CiaptiHird liult CII.crK, Vices, lw ttblu I-'urges, Ac, Ac, Sparks Street, Ottawa, A EN TS WANTED. Oet4ihcrX.il 1-1' STIFF Artists in Photorjrnphy.

Having removed fnfmi Iheoul stund in fair wj nnd corn mod tons Hlndlo, 7 HimrksHireel, iiilvlse nil lovers of l'hotoKriqilile Art, to cill us at their cm convenience. The jiulilie buvlntt lllM.rnlly fmlinnilr.l former Htudl we lakn lht lllwrly lo eUf ij thm our ktneern thanks nml lioW ti lOBrtl continued jiutrooai-. HepU-mlier Z7tl. 810-tf REMOVED. T.

Lawrence ban removed Ids Fi'shl'innbleTs''' IrtK KutJibllshniM.t to Itoblnson's Llock, fr utre. t. onJvrs forfait sulu I roinptly ullsJB' Oct tb. anonw AN'iT "iTja'oTrni ent cal TIILNfCM xu nslon, motions. uttuudei.l slorn und French lirill.

A. It. Mi.WH I'rof siir the nUivn Art, ts, HOW claws nt thelf teiu ti uny tmrtles iiruiSn dencen, UuririK tb balance of tho seruon. API tions lt) in.ifo In writing, iMldrrwed win. will receive lOT alteritloii.

Ottawa, Jan. Ulth, lsTl, huh day, Lloalc s. Ht-n, llrrKik Trout. Yarriv Fresh Oysu-rs In TlnH rind lluUt nt Jfi RIDEAU STREET, FITZSIMMONS BROWflE. i.

li uury "TIIEDAILYCITIZEN." rcuMMHKir Kv. ry eyeiilnar by THK t'lTIZKM I'l I'UliLLSlIlNi COMi'ANY, Otwwm. tkhms or si-'iusi Kimox; One yir Hl moliIliM j0 TlirjMj months "1'Xjhb4 City can have Til it Crrisr." at Ibetr cenw lT Vj in li.IT A durliiK UiesesKUni of I'uilluiat'ltt Vance. THE WEEKLY CIXCP KliiKle sufmerlptlorm a norr i inn rates, ten copies viuu ikuwisi uvo iior'iin n. 19 UimIimm Jummry "rd.

and Furs. Moccasins, Mitt who ksa t. a xo tail AT O. COT K'S, Stewart's Block Rideau Street. October lltli.

M. W'OIiKlNU JKWKI.I.KU.. Kings, fjocket-s, Monoprums, UraeoletH, Signet Itlns. Kind's of all ib-seriptlons untile and repaired, Uohl uml Hilver l'latliiR nently ix-eeiiled. All orders punctually iitlended to.

eliolas, from lildtau street, UtUiwn. Out, 2'nd. JU-lU-'j-l -I. 'S1! Ty- fJi.V, sv SWALWEl-L, CiTV L'SUEKTAKEK. Metallic.

KiwwiKxl. iindl'ordlnnrv Collins and Hhrou Is, Kearfs, CraiM-s, tiiovi Ac, I' iHici.iis turnlshed In Ins usual llrst-cluss stylo. SPARKS STREET. Uici riilicr Gin. 'Ji-(H2-I f)SlIOPRlLK'S l- I'ACTllitV.

NOVKI.TV- tv. Bank Stro Ottawa. All Id, ids of Ciirrliijes, iirslcs. Kxpresss Wiifr- Kons, HleiuliM, Cullers, Ac, built of the finest lua- riais, ainioa ri.u J(WI' TUIIMH. All timber used warrants il well rind Iron work of the Soundest ar.d Bsst Qutrlity.

livery Irlnd of retvilrlni; done on the klioi li st no- tii by Flll.ST-CI.ASi U'OliKMKN. January Bllli. RAND C'LEARINO Fnl ire Shirk hi be Hold. lldiriivjfrum the business. Vrwkcrjf at Cunt.

tila.iiiwure al Coal. lMmps id Coil. AT T. W. MUTCHMOR'S, 1IENEVS RROCK.

81 SPARKS STREET January Ptii. IW-ZML'-l. DUY THE BEST Non-oxplbsivo COAL OIL A I THE OIL DEPOT, T.J SUSSEX STREET. 0. S.

SHAW, Suncmior lo I). II. LEA VESS A CO. January 7tb. OR SALE.

The Ashfield Block, Duke St Chaudiere CifinprlsliiK a imd iMn-M. 11. A ijcod chance for' CuiililiU Annual Rental 1 ,7 0 0, Also i ue sUiekof the tiriersltfnn iorislstliir of i.hiii noons, i.uiKSWiire, oiil Oil. iiiutket iinr, CulU-ry, in ly, hiiIL pureliiwrs. H-clm ipiiuniiM-ininiry iu-iuot.

or jurtiier juirtlcu. JA.MLH AHlIUFMi. On tlm premises, January 1 11 li. Vt-ihi-i Fire Life and Marine Insurance. Fire and Life Insurance Co, .7,000,000.

I ii tioo.ve brst class Fire Innirance Compnn7 Is ijr loniHure proH-rtv in nils city and sur- r.iundiiii country. li- N'i'-in i uml i arm i rojK-riy, I I buiiuyuillUll Lllb UliUiaiiLC iii i i 'j i i Tu mnnrinriA Company S-l'fy'') dejioslt UiT Cnnada policyholders, (hU 4, tt' itOli AXiiVH. Jit, COAL! COAL! COAL! W. Coward VOAL liEALEHH. H1IT1 47 Sparks Street.

TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED by the Ji vn'SvS'Ji'PY Wtt.wa, until MONfiAV, tlm XT KK-NTH day of KtXKITAIt is7l. HkV" ii.m.. lor Toll, of n' WHr.lMurl.eU, yH. eomme the Kliiti lor TilU wnit in jrr-M i.xf Ti.n.l... stt a r-, uoirsi'i, nrui 14 1 OiiiUiiri Jhermil slKmm.res of wortiMp.wu.IWo uritJ 1 1,1 tho tiiieIuilllmeiii orilicciiiriU-u City Hall, Ottawa, ri urwiry 31-td Nwemixr 7lh..