Ottawa Daily Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 8

"AlLY CITJZE.N SATURDAY MAliCIf 11 the iinxnrra recital. BLACKSMITH SUPPLIES. THEY TURNED THE TABLES "OUTSIDK" HAL THKIR IX LAST EVKXIXG. BEFORE ENLARGING OUR STORE We -will offer great bargains in Ready-made Clothing. "We have re-marked our entire stock of Clothing and are offering great reductions in all lines ot poods.

Note a few of the reductions in our prices. Rev Jortn Potts, D.t a Member. Kr.v. on has l.en tippointed a rnemlrf-r of 'he Wnrl i C'-ngrewj Auxiliary of the Worlds Columbian Exposition of J3 in the depiitxerit of religion. Binder Twins Machinery.

The maehiuf-rv which i bf-ing put into he Kiuj'ou jVfiiLeijUar for the manufacture of hinder twine wiil )e of sufficient capacity to pur 'ji) tons a year. It wiil be put in operation ahont. -July 1st. THE CHlPX'HES Where Services Will be Held in the City To-morrow. Dominion Methodist Church v.

Mnlv D.U, pastor. Sermon at 1 a-m. What dftes it niean to be a p.m. "Rp'r? whit we Veinesdav evening Service from to 9 o'clock Eubjeot. 4iIs thr; any hrm in church members dancing Eastern Methodist ChurchThe Kev.

Timherlake will preach morning and evening. Sunday and Biie Gas Sacrament of the Lord's Suppui at evening service MeLeod St. Methodint Church The Rev V. H. Stevens will preach at 11 a.

ra. and Kev. I. pastor, at 7 p.m. Sunday School and Bible class at 2.45 p.

m. Slrang'-rs are always welcome. Church of England. Mn' Tweed Suits worth 00 for W.2? foo.0o Fine Tweed Pants --'-00 for .50 $5.00 for Men's Tweed Suits ismrth for 92.05. $10.00 g.VJ5.

Heaw Tweed Pants, $1.65 fur 81. 25. Fine tweed Panls, 83,00 for $1.95. Men's summer fcbirts and Drawers for 40 cents a suit. Overcoats at hall-price, and our whole stock of Hats, Cap-, Gent's Furnishings, etc etc at tirailar reductions.

Give us a call and examine goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. 269-271-273-275 TEBMS CASH. OGTCR PLAYTER. fwci'iTivn PllVlUf'UV.

Chronic Diseases'; Specialty. of thr fhft. fttruwH Jtfi Albert bt reel. City Jlall fckmare. from 1 to 4 p.

m. At Home, Stewart street, (last house from lOtoiza. days excepted. Christ Church Sparks St. Clergy Yen.

Archdeacon btudet and Rev. J. Muckle-ston. Servires evening Sunday at i 11 a. and 7.

p. m. matins and sermons at 11 a.m.; Choral Litany 4. lo p.m.; F.ven Song and Service 7 p. Special CnoruH hervice at 11 a.

Holy Communion 7 p. in. Rc-pcatence. St. John's Park avenue-Clergy, Rev.

H. Pollard, Rev. A. Mackay Holy Communion at 8.15 a.m.; Morning prayer with sermon 11; evening service 7. Bible classes and Sunday School 3 p.m.

Mission Hall, An-lesea square Sunday School 3 mission service 4.30 p.m. St. Luke's Services at 10 and 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School 2.3'J.

Rev. Thus. Uarrett. rector. Presbyterian.

St. Andrew's Church Rev. L. McCrae of Montreal will preach at 11 and Rev. W.

at 7. Evening subject "Pr? grersive Christianity strangers always welcome. Knox Church, City Hall Square-Rev. F. W.

Fairies, pastor, Morniug Services at 11 a.m. will he conducted by the Rev. K. E. Knowles B.

A. Evening Service at 7 o'clock by the Rev. F. H. Fames.

Sabbath School and Bible class at 3 p.m. The V.P.S.C. Endeavor meets Monday at p.m. Praver meeting Wednesday everting at 7-30. Strangers welcome.

Lost no Time. Contractor Strachau has lost no time in commencing his contract for the building of th- new Sunday huol addition to St. Andrew's Church. Yes -terday he- hud a gang oi men at work tearing down the old manse. Blaxe in a Grocery Store.

Fire hrtjki out in J. I-'itzsimmons" grocery storj ou By-ward market square last evening and damaged nearly worth of titock. The fire was checked before gaining much headway, and most of the damagv. was done by water. The store was closed at the time tiie origin of the fire hi unknown.

The loss is partly covered by insurance. Refused a $10,000 Offer. A gentleman of St. Andrew's congregation stated yesterdaj' that lie v. W.

T. Herridge, the pastor of the church, had recently refused an offer of a year to become pastor of a church in the Western States, owing to the warm friendship he lias for his congregation. Bev. Mr. Herridge's sal-arj- is per year with a free manse, for which the congregation paid Death of an Ag-cd Lady.

An old and highl3' esteemed resident of the township of Marlboro passed away yesterday in the person of Mrs. Mills, the respected wife of Captain James Mills, The, deceased was the Jaughter of the late Mr. Duke, a well-known officer in the British army. She was born in the County of Leitrim, Ireland, in 1S17, and came to Canada when a child, settling with her family in Marlboro in lS-'L'. The deceased was a kind and loving mother and by her pleasing disposition had made many friends.

She leaves her husband, and nine childreu, all grown up, amongst them being Mr. V. A. Mills, of the Russell. The funeral wiil be held on Sunday, the remains to be interred in the Biehmoud cemetery.

tt-xSee McNeil's nobby suiting. EIETH. Mel.vTYKE-At 917 Dorchester ptreet, Montreal on the 4th inst the fileof A. McJntyr a daughter. McIxtykb At 91" Dort-hepter Street, Montreal on the morning or I he 5th inst the infant dau-vMr of M'dnivro.

IlOUN'D A Wallet, to-day. containing money owner ran have it by proving property iuply to Citizen otiiee. Tot On Monday last, betwepn Friel and Su-i sex streets, an otter fur gauntlet. Firder will be suitably rewarded by leaymgsameat the tore of Parson Smith. Sussex Street.

I osU-Yesterday afternoon, about the corner of Sparks and Metcalfe streets, a leather pocket book containing a sum of money and f-onie Medical vrescuptions and a few cards with the owners name thereon. Finder will be rfwnrded upon returning same to this office. Vanted An active young salesman of go(l address for Hat Department. K. J.

Dkv- ILLIXKKri n'wo firtt claR Trimmers im mediately, at oedcock's. Wellington Bar Iron, Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails, Anvils, Bellows, Vices, Horse Shoe Easps, Horse Tooth Files, Farrier Knives, etc. ALEX. WORKMAN 00 Rideau and Wellington Sts. It Costs Mil! But will do your eyesight good to see a New Stock of Hens' Boys' Clothing1, also Dry-Goods.

And you can really see it at the lowest possible prices if jou call at MORPHY, BURROUGHS CO. 257 Wellington St. Remember all Xew and Clean Goods. So trouble to show you any article. X.B.

Custom work guaranteed a perfect fit. Morphy, Boi roughs 2554, 2o7 Wellington St. Cafe Parisian. RESTAURANT A LA CARTE. 74 AND 76, METCALFE STREET Guests can rely npon being able to get a Delicaeiesof the season.

Dinner and Supper Rooms elegantly furnished for private parties. Wines Liquors and imported Cigars alway on hand. Private Dinners, Balls and Wedding Brev fasts a specialty Served at Residence. Patfl de Foie Gras, Truffles, Mushroom French Peas, Sepes a Huile. Eleganth ruinir-bHfi Sleeping Apartmen to GENTLEMEN ONLY, by the day or week BELIFR.

Proprietor. AUCTION SALE Of Household Furniture, Piano, Safe and Fixtures. The "undersigned has received instruction from Mr. J. M.

Teichman, to sell by Public Auction on the premises, 203, Bank Street, on TUESDAY, 14th instant, All of his Household Furniture and effects, including Parlor sett, cost piano by lare mirrors, solid walnut bedroom sett, made by Thompson, Montreal, large burglar and Art-proof s-ife, show cases. mirrors, pictures, stoves, crockery, silver plate, etc. A. B. MACDOXALD.

Auctioneer. Safes and sfore fixtures will be told two o'clnrk, m. "harp. WOOD, MABELE acd SLATE Wood Mantels The latest designs In al varieties of wood, kept in stock or furnished tt order. Marble Mantels, In every variety of da eorativeand plain marble on hand and made order.

Marbelized Slate Mantels In exrelleno of finish and design and cannot be excelled. TILES. Tiles and fireplace funushings in the late novel designs. CANADIAN GRANITE CO. (Limited! Canal Basin.

Otiawa, Ontario. UtUFHJilJ (Graduate of Laval and McGill.) Mining Engineer Head Office Quebec. Branct. Mrntreal, lT.Plare d'Aimes NilT. STREET An Enthusiastic Audience at the Cranp Opera House Last Evening, fleicrlcii's hav come ar.d gone raernorv has a store of new and fresh deiighu while the fragrance of their rongs in h-'-tr s.

'J was muca expectancy regarding JMri. If-inrich and her two Di ed to awaken anv great but by audience en rapport, and tieee riULaber added to tne iging. A 'piiet, uiiali-eted u.arveilously svret-t true and iexiole, pure tones and lion, are 1 1. priiiCipai wiiien nguih Mr. Mai and n-Ler a worthy associate of her readc lainoes 1 lr vci-j particular! Ueiigiitiul and ere tuiou.sly Herr Max na, as p.eajinig as ever, ua l.n ieniee ippiing and iairy oi song.

Three of his nuiaoMs w. re received tiiat he ior ed to respond, wiiicli he did heeoii.n. ace. A lengthy programs, e. v.

ith encores i.uialer.ng atiuiit tl.ry bat evei; so, too iroiu Mozart's wliich were most thoroughly en- May not ile- 4 recitals be looked iorward to as a ear.y It is greatly to hi CE.YiKAL CANADA FAIR. The Standine Commitec3 for the Pre sent Year. Thy directors oi the Cei.t'u! Caeadi xhihiiion As.so: iatiiiu last 1 the olfne of the Exhibition tiou. i here were pre-ent A.exanaer Lean, President in the chair: Win. li at -chison, Vice President; IJ is Worship Mav- or DuroL-her.

Aid. Aid heott, J. W. yiicriit llagar Wiiite, Ja. lliikev, J.

G. Joiiu iau.ioii and Aji red Gedde-s. hi' i i i va i i pointing ot the Committee.i lor hi yoar, which are aa io.lo.y: Exetutive A MauLeun eiiainn: Hutr-hison. Chas. Mohr, A d.

K.ig.?r. 1. S. Mjitae, T. C.

Baie A.d. Uinyham, Aid. u)ix and allace. Finance and Priming. Aid.

chair man, ICoger, Aid. liingnam, II i.s oi hip Mayor B. J. Deviin, Char les Mohr. John Craig, Kb.

JJrowne. Grounds and UuLdjugs. Aid. llingham chaii-niau, W. C.

Edwards, M. V. His. W'oi hip Mayor Duroeher, His. Honor Judgt; Mosgj'uve, Aid.

Wuliaej B. Kurtees, G. Ciarke, Ex-Aid. Craunell, J. C.

Wm. Hutchison- tiateri and Tickets. T. C. Bate, chair man, Jameti White, J.

ileKae, Aid Wallaee G. W. Kidd Warden Co. Cirle Aid. Kog-'r, U.

J. Devlin. IIorse. Win, Hutch isou, chairman, T. C.

Bate, Aid. Boger. G. Kidd, II. S.

Conn, Chas. Mohr. F. I. Daniels, John Craig, Aid.

Wallace, Thomas Good, B. Bathwell. Cattle. John Dawson, chairman, E. W.

Edwards, J. G. Clarke, B. II. McE.roy.

J. C. rimuh. 11. ti.

Conn, Thomas Good, James llickey B. Bath- well. Attractions. J. W.

Mcllae, chair man, C. Addison, T. C. Pate, B. B.

tuain, Aid. Wallace, Eb. Browne, F. 1. Daniels, Dr.

W. Gilpiu A. G. Pittaway Janied White, J. liiopelle.

Prize Lists. Aid. Boger, ehairman, A. Sedded, J. MeBae, J.

W. Kidd, John Dawtfon, Wui Uutchison, T. C. Ciark, Aid. Bingham, Sheri'if iSweeetlaud, Jtimea I lit key.

Sheep aud Swine. Charles Mohr, chairman. J. C. Smith, J.

G. Clarke, John C. Bradley, Sheriff Hagar. B. McElroy G.

N. Kidd. A. Stewart. Poultn'.

Alex. Stewart, ehairmau, Geo Higman, E. A. Council, C. J.

Deviin, O. A. iioeoue, E. II. Benjamin, John Mason John J.

Gill. Bench Show. P. G. Keves, chainnan, W.

11. Middx-coTi, C. E. Living. L.

N. Bute, F. McLean, II- Kirbv, J. Walters, Alfred Geddes, F. P.

Kobson. Fine Arts. Sheriff Sweet land, ehairman, Sir James Grant, M. K. C.

M. F. S. Cheeklev, A. Frechette, Aid.

Campeau L. F. Taylor, J. W. II.

Watts it. C. A. Economic Minerals of Canada. Robert Surtees, ehairman, Bobert Blackburn, II.

Bobinson, J. Lainsou Wills, Dr. Bap tie. Agriculture Dairy and Horticulture. Alfred Geddes, chairman, John Craig, T.

G. Benbow, Bo be rt son, John Graham, Scrim, II. F. Sims, Thus. Elmitt, James Hiekcv, II.

Parks B. Currv E. W. Clark A. Pegg.

Manufactures. Aid. "Wallace, chairman Aid. His Worship the Mayor, W. C.

Edwards, M. Wm Aid. Crauuell, Aid. Campbell. Wm.

Johnson, E. J. Laverdure, B. Thaekray. Commenced Work on the Bridge.

The Ottawa, Arnprior and Parry Sound Bailway have commenced the construction of their bridge across the Madawnska at Arnprior. 'J he biidge is said, will cost in the neighborhood of 81UO.000. Knights Want Light. The following resolution was passed at a meeting of Capit Ass. K.

of L. held at Labor Hall Fist evening: "Tie-Hjlved that we, the members of Capital Asm. of 2'2'2X do ere b. ex re ss our displeasure at the way the streets: have been lighted for some nights back, and expresH our belief that were the contractors nlive to the interests of the public welfare they would endeavor, by employing a few men to carry out their obligations: also, thit the corporation be careful to deduct from the con trnc tors amount that should be in right deducted. The Hawaiian Affair.

Washing-ton, March 10. The interview between secretary Gresham and Messrs. Thurston and Castle the Hawaiian annexation commissioners to-day brief, lasting only 5 or ten minutes. Tlie secretary told the commissioners the treaty had been withdrawn for consideration and intimated that he might desire some information from them regarding the situation in Hawaii. Messrs.

Thuivton and Castle stated thtt they would hold themselves at his dispusuj and the interview ched with an official lion of tne secretary th it when he could g.t time to consider th- subject he he would eond for them. Secretary Gresh am just before he saw tlie Hawaiiaus was closeted f--r time v.iih Senator Gray ni-mber of the committee on foreign relations who nit me of all members of tlie ei.mtnittees did not sign the report recommending tlie ratification of the treaty. The impression prevails in official cirehs that the tre ity will not find its way to the senate again during the extra session. Get Suited. For the balance oi tins month I will give special iarL'ains in suits, pants, overcoats, ete.

J. R- McNeil, the tailor, Sparks LfcCTUKE by REV- M. J. WHELA.N A Journey to Lourdes" Illustrated by Grand Stereoptic Viers. In the Hall of the Rideau btreet Convent.

Tuesday evening March HtJi at 8 o'clock. Admission. cents. They Expunge the Minutes and Pa a Motion in Favour of all Physicians toeintr Allowed to Attend Private Patients in Hospitals. Ijjwt uijrht the "outbid" doctors" are had th-ir inning e.t ui-'-tii-K of tne S-ciety.

T-r'-y did the pricking jaat and on division '-xjmn'd th- iaiijut'-fl of Jjtrst nvet confirming thos. of a meeting before at which a motion at a still previous sitting of the fc-jcietv appointing a potation to wait the dir-: of in" rr-iU-i l---pivate j-cHrinfi'd. pitat the of all pi; iu ftliowMj to aLtiid oatientH in tin: htwpital wart 'j'im motion earned aimot Lnan then; "were omy two ioctwr- piHMirnt. TiiK I'KhVIors I.T The com in f-iic-ed about iie and tne wtT admit le 1. Jn the of tiie J)r.

Kidd, oi i he Jerson ix-cupied the Jr. ilaptie mov-d tin minut'-H refem-d to, and in. H- H-'-ond -d bin motion. Ther'j wan little or no dine ion upon tin: mattT, as tie: majority were in favor of the motion, whieh win carri Jjjm. Malloch and f'oiiwens jhov-mI an amendment that tin: be but tie cluiirmau deciar-'l it out of order for tin? name rwiHou tliat a himilar umcmim -ij at th last in was treated likewinc.

TO Till. Ill OWN PIIVSIC'IANH. then moved, seconded by l)r. Jlobinsoii, that in the opinion oi the society, ail public hospitals having private wards should allow their private patients to choose any legally pialil'ied The motion wits carried with llr. Malloch and Coiisitik dissenting.

Dr. .1. A. Orant Ijctng call -a out unable to his paper and meeting adjourned. Hi the PvOW AT KAZAIi.m'A.

Italians Coat Oft a Medling Gang of Men. An oceiii-rauec took place a few even iugs "go nt the Knzibazua which is now the subject of discussion tliroligh-011 th Ciutineuil district. Kazibazna is the present terminus of the (iatineau Vailey Kailsvuy, and the Miuad of ltal-liaus who are still engaged oil the railway make it their p.aee of residence. They boa 11I at a hoslelry known far and wide 111 that district us 'Snob's Hotel' and a few evenings ago were dcucing, singing and rrga.ing themselves generally in one oi the looms. Another party of men w-lio happened to strike the vil-luge on the same evening, were uttr.icted to the hotel by the music, and attempted without invitation, to join with tlie Kiinny sons of Italy in having a good time.

They went to walk unceremoniou.dy into the room, but were told by the occupants that the room would not com fortably accomodate any more, stuuding this information the "visitors endeavored to push their way in. and it is suid ii little uncomplimentary 'language was used by them in doing so. THEY W'fcKK TKKKoaiKll. The Italians considered their intrusion us a deliberate insult mid iinmedia-tely oiieTCii figiitr.V blows riven-struck but the alfray did not last verv long in the ferocious (and determined manner in whh-! the Italians settled in to win, seemed to s.riko terror into the hearts of tlf'r opponents, for they fled with very hesitation. They scattered in all directions with the Italians after them.

Some sought refuge behind the maids in charge of the culinary department and others behind whiskey barrels in the bar. A couple ran up tlie roadway and one of them, a party mimed Luntkin, of Wakefield, hud piece shot out of his trousers by a rifle shot fired by oue of the purtuiers. iioth he and his companions hud a marvellous escape from "being seriousU- injured, but their anger was so greatly aroused that they decided to ITHOHASK SOMK KIKKAR.MS and cartridges and attack the Italians. With this object in view they went to Mr. (iraee's general store, nvvakened the proprietor and told him what they wanted.

Mr. Grnce evidently suspected they were up to trouble, for he refused to fill their order. This put an end to the matter and the indignant crew left the village "with the determination of getting even with the Italians on some tut tire occasion. What is considered as rather an interesting feature of the row is that perhaps the fn.stest runner, when the Italians showed fight, was a party formerly of Chelsea and now of Desert, who professes to lie a bit of an artist hiinseif in tlie pugilistic arena. The Komptvit'e The funeral of Mr.

Alex, and Mrs. John Kennedy of Keuiptv iile, who were poison ed took place on Tuestbiy and was a large one. Kev. Mr. officiated at the service, which was heid in the Pres-byt-erinu church.

Itoth of the deiiJii'ted were natives of Scotland. Alexander was horn in the Parish of Kergill in lso. anil with his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy and their family of four sons and two daughters came to this country in IS53.

Sin -e hut time Alexander uud John nml Mrs. Kennedy wen' residents of Keiiipiviile. Mrs. Kennedy's maiden name was Ann liurns, and w. married to John Kennedy three years before leaving their native land.

Mrs. Kennedy was (14 years of age at the time of her ile.th. Mr. Purges, an official of the Home. Prockv i He, from which I.iz- zie I'ool.

the servant girl of the ken- nedy family came to the Home. has tubju the girl back Light for Those in Trouble. Two ol the most dis; cssing and obstinate troubles of day are bronchitis and asthma. Tlioils ends in our midst find life a burden owing to these afflictions, and ninny have spent vast sums of money seeking a cure. experience has anipiy proved the that then' is but one reliable and trustworthy remedy for bronchitis and asthma This great preparation, is known i Harvard Bronchial Syrup, which em-'in Hcd from the great Hnrvard I nivcrsiiy.

This marvellous pres riptiim gives in-stum relief to the siifieier: it causes iireailiing to be e.i-y and u.iturai. ii.iil the siifierer a fieeilnni from all pain anil difficult i 's. so that he is en-ablcd to get rei'reshieg and i. ya I'ie The' health strenglheni: p.i-w 'i-s ot Harvard Bronchia! Syrup are truly w.vi'l -nlll and a permanent cure is always el'fec ied. We sirongly urge the necessity of a trial oi tin celebrated remedy by nil afi.icted with" bronchitis and asthma.

One twenty-five cent bottle will assure the sufferer that he bis made 11 wise 1 Railroaders at Hockey. An int-retinjr ho'k-'-y match wa pi fMi ia-t evcuiirj tw-u offiHaU K. It Jrvsuit'-d ijmt bv a at the lluiffvi rink h-- the A. It. and C.

P. in victory for the fur-of four to two. Hockey Aasociation Meeting. A meeting of the Hik key Association of Canada will fie held on Monday evening, in Montreal. There will be a lot of basinets transacted, as ail the protests will be considered.

'1 here is the Quebec protest, the Sherbrooke protect against Irviu, and the Crvsial protest against the M.A.A. A. match list Friday. The African Choir, A telegram received from Liverpool by Mr. Hani-s says that the native Ai.ican choir has left by the "Sardinian" for Canada.

Toey are bringing with them a native piano, the lirst one which was ever seen in Europe. The English newspapers, the telegram sayB, are unanimous as to its curiosity. The noted will appear at the Opera House by the end of April. Sons of England. The annua! meeting of the Grand Lodge, Sons of Fingiarnl, opens on Tuesday next in Montreal.

Jleiegatea from ail over Can ada to the nurnljer of about IbO are expected to be present. Ihehxecutive lioard meets on Monday. The delegates fiom this city will lie Ex-Aid Stroud. Supreme Grand President. Cook, E.

Ackroyd J. Hope, Aid. Hawken, E. J. Reynolds, F.

George, H. Prituhard. Emerald Court. The regular semi-monthly meeting of Court hmerald, C. O.

W'as heid in the Lyceum, Xepean Street, last Thursday evening. Notwithstanding the large number of new members lately initiated, there were no less than twenty new member more proposed last Thursday night. Fimeiald Court bids well to sui piss all other Sister Courts ot this city On ti invitation of Capital Court to join them in a parade to the Jjasilica on Sunday morning, the "Jfjtli a resolution was passed accepting earne, thus completing the list, so that all the courts of tins district headed by a band will attend divine service in a body with badges and appiopriate re galia. Attains Wonderful Speed. Mr.

Lee Kcilly, the New York expert who has been employed in the Printing Bureau teaching the linotvpists how to operate the machines to the best possible advantage leaves this morning for New York. Ouriug his sojourn at the Bureau the talented expert demonstrated nis ability by- making enviable records. For instance in hve hours he succeeded insetting ems brevier, five men's work at the case. He is probably the only man living who in the manipulation of the key baard uses his ten fingers. Mr.

fieilly has travelled considerably, having visited Paris, Liverpool and London where he exhibited his skill on the Mercanthaler Machines. Borne to the Grave. The funeral of the late Samuel Skinner took place yesterday afternoon from li is late residence on Gloucester Street and was largi ly attended. Members of Capital Legion of the belect Knights and ot the A. U.

t. of which he was a member, being late com mauder of the former, attended in a body. Service was conducted at the house by Kev Manly Benson. The floral tributes were very handsome, a couple being from the House of Commons stuff aud Speaker White, a wreath from the Select Kuights and an anchor from the A. O.

U. The pallbearers were Air. C. Edev. P.C., W.

Prenter, C.C., G. Smith Comrade. audW. J. Fairburn, Comrade, re presenting Capital Legion, S.

K. and A. Mills, James Finley, H. Doher.y and Graham, icpresentmg the A. U.

Yv Supreme Court. In the Supreme Court yesterday argument in the case of Stephens Gordon was concluded and judgment reserv ed. The appeal of O'Gara vs. the Bank of Canada was not taken up. this is an action brought by the respondents against the ap Delimit on a balance due on certain promis sory notes and amounting to about $40,000, which he endorsed for the firm of Starrs, Asquith contractors of the Short Line thiougli the State of Maine.

The appellant in this case contends that he was a surety aud that the respondents being in possession of valuable security surrendered the same without his knowledge and consent and that he therefore is discharged. Mr. Uallon at Cartby, Q. and Mr. Ferguson, 0.

for anuellunt. aud Mr. -Meredith, y. and Chrysler for the respondents. When the court rose at 4 p.

the counsel for the appellant had not yet closed their argument. lne court will sit lo-day. Aylmer Notes. Mr. Thomas of Montreal was in 4ylmT uii Monday to interview the coum il about tt'utt'rw-orks.

He has a Dumber of sehc'iiu to submit to them at their ne.it meet inu on the 'Ji)lh of this month. Ue that he represents a syndicate of capital Uta that are preparim-; to take Void and build the works either for tlie town or else tliev wuuld run it themselves. It is understood that the Avluier Boat Club have arranged an amieuhie lenient with Messrs, W. tfc J. Baillie in tin? dispute over the wharf.

It is ur ranged that the- mmting club are to have all their taken away in front of the slip that they use for hvuuehin: their boats and the Kaillie to hav their tipace from the slip to the shor for booming their logs. A retreat has been held at the Chapel in Avluier during the week, which was very hugely attended. and impressive sermons were nreuihe bv the Kev. rather Alexis ot the Ca puehin ordr and by Kev. Father Leon or of isnid order.

The Father I.abelle. parish priest, ami Buthi Lnrtier, his curate, also diligent ly asMsted in the service. Ex-Premier Mere ier drove from Ottaw on Tueday to Aylmer. He took lunch at Mrs. Uitehie's hotel, and afterward he called on Mr.

Devlin nnd Dr. Woods, Dav nicer uav the evidem-e accumu-a tes mat the 'Myrtle Navy'' js the people favorite tobacco. The demand keeps creasing, and from every new circle of consumers who have been induced to try it the evidence is emphatic in its favor Its ev'miine niiulities always hold the jYiends thev have ou--e made. These -piali ties will be kept up to their full standard by the manufactures of it. It is to these rualities and the rens-m ibieness of the price that they attribute their marked success.

To the quality tliey will adhere at nil L'o-t. and nlso to the nriee if that be possible. Auction Sale. "ew furniture at 173 Sparks st, on Satur day, the 11th at p. m.

Urge vurictv. Must he sold. (J. B. Auctioneer.

See McNeil's iSiJ over coatings, CO'Y Wellington St. rr NEVER THINK Of going: elsewhere before calling on S. J. Jarvis, when they want Photos. STUDIO, 117 SPARKS STREET.

DR. MATTHEWMAW, (DEHTI8T.) Drctor of Denud initio i.n liiiiirii. ut'ft' LOCAL I5ILIEKH. Tlie contractors for the iron work brnlge tn finish their contract by the latter end of next week. The plan for Oro.ismitli who appears here on Thursday next will open Monday morning atOime music store.

Owing to the increise of business Mrs. Ridout is having a beautiful fountain placed in her store, corner Hauk and Albert streets. The Perth "Expositor" slates that the report that Rev. Mr. Meikle had received a call from Knox Church of that town, i.s in-correct.

The dwelling house at Arklan Farm, Car-leton Place, owned by M. A. C. Lurgess, was destroyed by fire on Wednesday morning. On good Friday the Eastern and Western Methodist churcuesand the orchestra of the Eastern church will render Or.

Grant's "Huth." About 75 will take part. A new line has been surveyed through Ampriorfur the O. A. P. Railway, which has been finally adopted by Mr.

oth and rctilied by the town Council. lie Rev. Mr. Scanlon, of Pembroke, is to secure the famous Methodist ''is, the Hev. Messrs.

Crossley and to hold revival services in the Jhurch in Pembroke, Scott, of Mirtiuborn, sister of Maggie the Evangelist, riWuVA-a inonth ago is visiting lieitha' Wright and Mrs. Asa listers of St. Joseph's Orphanage at the children who attempted to the city a couple of nights ago by C. P. were not from their institu tion.

Mr. C. F. Cox of the Murine nnd Fisheries ik'partmcnt uud Mr. Philip Veule left for Chicago yexterdny in connection with the Fishery exhibit which was ship pod recently to the Fuir.

Thosj who were unable to be present at Rev. Father helan's interesting lecture on A Journey to Lourdes, in the Catholic Lyceum the other evening will be pleased to hear that the lecture is to be repeated in the hall of the Kideau Street Convent on Tuesday evening next. The lantern used will be the same as at the Lyceum, but as the concert hall is larger, a laraer picture, proba-blv sixteen fiet square can bo shown. Mr. CoU'iiiiiu, of Ottawa, sou of the lute Dr.

Coleman, V. win here a few days to buy Father driver, Vick," but his 'ven-nce knows how to appreciate 'Ood nml true itni-mal as well as any other person eou-eequcntly will keep the beast. -Kempl-ville Advance. I'o Whilton the biggest Cunndiun liv-iiit', prolinbly the bigirest man in theworld hiiR BtrueU dltawa nml is now on exhibition on Kideau street. WhitUin was nil red on liirin in the township of Seymour in Norihmnberliunl county end a h-w years niro went into the but' herinf; business which he followeed until September.

He is lit! yenrs of aire ami k.i ii is claimed 7 1 lnuuiiN. A Treat. Orace Church are bringing the celebrated Adam Brown here to lecture on Ocean to Ocean accompanied with lime light views, in Harmony Hall, '1 uesdny evening 14th March at p. m. Hon.

T. occupies the chair. The noted Cheap John is nt it for a few days, liankrupt stock prices are no where, aud besides his goods are nil reliable. New Toilet, Tea, and Pinner sets. Lamps, llliisswnre, Crockery Tinware and household tuniishiiDrs.

-Mrs. liridLinaii, -02 Spurks street. Auction 8alo. I.u'ge consignment of new furniture must be sold at ITti Sparks st. on Saturday, the 1 Ith March, at p.

m. C. H. T.m;oaht, Auctioneer. AM.

Roller, Chairman id tin' P.oard of Ilea it It. says lis soon as the snow noes uwiiy he will have an inspection made oi tiie yards of th- city. Money is Money. Why p.v more when gallons Oiamond coal oil can be got for delivered from Olen, iiv Ward market, ami till Haul; st. lies guns IW P.i to is needed to get the remaining bar" at the Elliot bankrupt stock sale at nk st.

and Clen's, My Ward Market. Cheapness in no name for it. A case of the Newest pnng t)vercoating Materials received" to-day. Verv choice. Kcpiiivs to le'seen to be propcrly approi i ite.l.

Pi nes, ti' and also ritsbt. HUNTER, 119 Sparks St. to i ruct.eallv throw nio'iey bankrupt stocks when 'cek tv. aget-'ware, tin iikd house furnishings lumsl.t as cheap and issw air ran lirids. lot I r.t i at Mi liOL' street.

tweed ibbcll caps only 25 Hats at Jl.vJO. Hun JctreiltTfl rtc. FOR FIFTEEN DAYS ONLY The Great Cheap Sale of the season of muftd line li nml 1U Klri iterating and CbHWOgrujih VValches. Trtamond Hct Bracelets, Brow-lies and Kar tlrUi and jewellery of every rief'Tiption, also n'lffirniTa and well ft.oek of Hlerlins? Sitar Dinner and )enrt Kniviw, Korkituud Suffau aW and Souvenir Spoons ete. A.

F. MCMILLAN'S 82 8PAHKS ST. p.S. Manufacturing and repairing a Special ty. Standard Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, Standard Headache Powder, Standard Electric Linaineiit.

iiie at TS DRUG STORE ''infffon Street I'll Every Saturday in be jnv whf'Ti special lines inLn'hes. ana Infants" Goods will bo cleared off reKjirdloss of C6urioeHaltlrQ are Whitt'weer, Aprons. Pin- Tieys. Chillis' I tresses, Infant Wear, liloiw-and Waists. Good, variety to choose from anil all marked at a bacrillce.

Mrs. I nm now showincr Siring Gnod in Pnnts and Shoes, both lari' and small, lam bm-k in my old stand on Mu-sex street, and thfi old residrnUs OfOtiawaneed not le reinindi-d of thf quality and durability of the oods I handled in old times. 1 hope the now residents will come and try them. We sell class goods on Sussex street. CEO.

IBUBPHY, 535 SUSSEX ST. STEEL PLATE RANGES. Buttorworth's celebrated ateel plate, a bestoa liued are manufaitured by us at our works Oueen street. By buying tiitse Kingtvs direct from (lie makers you save the dealer's profits. A word to the wise sutlicie.it BUTTERWQRTH 03 Mrret Concerts, i F.

H. iiOHMNA. ItiW MarliJand Slater Futfo will ajin Barg 1 ALTERATIONS Alterations seem all the fashion now among-the leading storekeepers on Sparks street. Not to be beliind in the race, this week will see almost the entire inside of our store torn to pieces and altered considerably. In order to make room for workmen we will today commence a Slaughter Sale.

We will offer special reductions on the foHowing gocds Blankets YLite F.t half-price, Bed Comforters 1.00 at 70 r.tj. Bed 82.00 at Si. -50 Cold BlaDkets worth J.r S1.00 one lot of 20 pieces of Dress Tweeds, ycur choice ior To worth SI. 05 to 81 25 one lot of heavy ribbed all wool, Shirts and Drawers, 81.00, for 50 cts. H.

W. WILSOK. and 80. 71 SPARKS r. s.

Any Dress bought be Mrs.Shoit, lor 52.50. lh lorftj 'fa jj- jg madnjjv f-l 1ucceg-Iul wehave I 1 I choice. iiote Co's.