Ottawa Daily Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 8

THE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 189' 8 A PICKPOCKET PUNISHED JIMUSEMENTS. weight has been 140 pounds. He stands five feet seven inches high, and is well built for a short, man. He rode a Cleveland wheel geared to 8J. He will receive a valuable go.d medal from the Canadian Roid Club, and will also secure the bicycle offered by the Gen-dron Manufacturing Company for the rider making the greatest number of centuries.

In breaking toth the Canadian century and the double century records. Cycling says Myers perform-formed a wonderful feat. He will en- tcr vi.u vim i i i mo i.r in it jan(i hopes to chip minutes off his own records. YOUNG WOMAN SUICIDES. Shot Herself Because Her was the selling of bonds in 1878 at per cent.

However, in the event of the city putting bonds on tha market in the future they would only have to pav 31-2 per cent. He dealt, he said, with the city's affairs the same as with his own. It couifl not be said truthfulJy that he favored one side or the other in the council, and any mistakes that he might have made were due to the position of affairs. It was customary, as all know, to give a mayor a fecond term, if he did at all well. He did not want to say that he had even done fairly well, but thera was no one who could say that he had taken any section of the council into his confidence.

He conducted himself as an independent party. That was the way he went in and th3 way hs would go out. H'n motto to-day was the same as ever, "Whir; money is lojt nothing is lost; where health is lo3t something is lost, but where character is lost, all trustees were aisu io- GIVEN SIX MONTHS IN CENTRAL PRISON. THE Heavy Fine Imposed on the Proprietress of a Hotel for Selling After Hours-Other Cases Disposed of In the Police Court. Adelard Baoust, the nireteen-year-old pickpocket, was tried at the police court yesterday, on a charge of attempting to steal a pocket-book from Mrs.

William. Wail on liy ward market, on Thursday morning, Daoust was in the- act of stealing the wallet when arrested by P. C. Moore, who was the principal witness against him. The accused oifered no defence other than a plea of "notl guilty." Adelard will spend the next six months in company with his brother Xavier at the Central prison.

Mrs. Annie McMorrow, who keeps a faioon at the corner of George and William streets was charged with se' ior curing hours prohibited by J- snore that on Saturday night, Decem ber 4th, he) as admitted to the place I aad Lodght five schooners of beer. It I lias ten o'clock when; he entered the i place. Another witness who was in CONTESTS IN ALL WARDS THOSE WHO ASPIRE TO BE ALDERMEN NEXT YEAR. Mayor Bingham was Re-elected, Aid, Cook Retiring His Worship Gives an Account of His Stewardship-Other Speeches.

The nominations for mayor and aldermen for 18 and public school trustees for took place yesterday. Mayor B.ngham was re-elected chief magistrate of the. city, and several of turnea, tu ttnere wm De a con test tor aiaermanic nonors IB every ward, tne nomirultinnft fni" fllrVrrrifn And mihlirf. school trustees are as follows: For Aldermen. tctona.

ard Aid. Masson, Butler Enrigbt, Albert Hudson, H. H. Lang. r.

r- aru a.ia. bnusuo, ius- ouu eA-Aia. new tenants tv.r a A ru Wellington Ward Aid Campbell, Stewart and Black, J. E. Fudge, Jas.

Iavidscn. Central Ward Aid. Wallace, ex-Aid. Cluff, Morris. Scrim, S.

J. Davis and H. Lewis, F. Cindon, A. E.

"'W- St. George's Ward Aid. Hastey, Grant and Tobin, ex-Aid. Stroud, G. bequin.

uar" eau S. Poulin J. Esmonde. Ottawa Ward Oauth.er, Du rccher and hue, Emery, I.apointe. ai.i i Donaldson.

ex-Aid. AskwiLh. B. Slinn. rl.

Sims For School Trustees. Victoria Ward-Horace Pratt, C. E. Taggart. Dalhousie Wara Trustee F.

Ben- nett, re-eiected. i is (Applause). Aid. Cook's Views. Cook was next heard.

He asked ryrmiasion in the first place to express 1 i 1 sincere tnanits to tne gemicmtu w.j,0 nominatea mm tor in pmiu l0 Worship ujjac he wiihed to relieve him of any i have in th? matter a contest. He did not intend to a candidate for tha m-iyorilty this ve but next if th3 people Uhougct mm hi ir i. would be in th: field. As far as ins Worship Mayor Bingham was concern believed h3 had doae well, and with t. th.tir.lW uruUd that iiu commg ytr v.

Larolue presidency would be a vrorou, one oa The is. ni woula reoound crcait not omjto.j adjudged the defendant gulUy him but to the ratepayers as well Pie of Sl0 and g2 6costsJ Died Last Week, Washington, Dec. 27. The recent death of Miss Leila Herbert: the xukuuci. VI lire CA-JCVlEUlir VI.

IJJC suicide which occurred to-dar of Miss Annie Virginia Wells, an accomp.ish- ed young society woman, and a dauga- ter ot 3ir. Lewis s. ells, a wed- known attorney, lne young woman til 2t of her father, 1311 5s. street, Miss Wells had met Miss Herbert a numlier of times and was very much attached to her. She herself had been confined to the.

houie for four months oy luness, ana comuinea nuniae shock caused by the dea.th of her friend brought on melancholia, which re- salted ia euicide. Miss Welis was 33 7csirs of aga an4 very beautiful. FIRE RELIEF FUND. City Clerk Received Several Good Subscriptions Last Week. The following subscriptions to the Russell fire re.ief fund, were received last week by City Clerk Henderson, secretary-treasurer: Previously- acknowledged $30,913.55 County of Waterloo Citizens of Napanee County of Oxford County of Dufferin H.

E. the Governor 50.00 Township of Russell, on accL County of Haliburton Member St. David's Tora of Almonte Toronto Globe Total 1M.00 (31, 03.5a KILLED THE CONDUCTOR Highwaymen Hold Up a Trolley Car- and Shot a Fait hful Official. Morristown, Dec. 27.

A trolley car on the Schuylkill Valley traction railway was held up by four highwaymen at Swedeland near here about 10 o'clock last night. Conductor Charies Galloway, of Norristowa, refused to give up his money, and was shot dead. Ihree shots were fired at Motorman Mathhias, but none took effect. After 1 I i i 1 I i i 0.00 i 100 03 50.00 38-00 50.00 1-00 1 tn.t fii.irt ho a legitimate ambition for any young man to carefully foow ana stufir momciiai that wb? anecrea as regaras a. j.

fully into the question oi rates paid tor electric ngnung in uu: 1 and had arrived at the conclusion that Ottawa, in paying ii5 lor e.ch street light, was enjoying an excelient bar-i gain, but if another company wished to enter the city they should pay for their franchise. Speiking of the street paving work done during the past year, Aid. Cook strongly urged the electors, to make their repieseni-atives promi.se that in the future all con tractors should have fair pi ana tn it Wellington Ward Trustea, J. A. Shore and H.

W. Suervood. Central Ward Trustee. W. C.BowI-250.00 es and W.

P. Anderson. St. George's Ward-Trustee, W. G.

Hurdman by acclamation. By Ward Trustee, Wensley by ac- there should be not repetition of thejj tel, tnem that mw ruling me cooy oi tne ceaa contuctor J. t. AlcClenagtiin, S. Mitchell, second-of the monev ond a gold watch and 1 ed R.

E. M. W. Merrill, Jas. A.

STANLEY CUP CONTEST THE CAPITALS EASILY DEFEATED BY THE VICTORIAS. The Scope Was 15 Goal to 2 Corn-walls After the Ontario Champlon-shlp-F. of Kingston and his Bicycle Record. Montreal, Dec. 27.

The first eon test for the Stanley Cup between the Capitals of Ottawa (challenger) and the Victorias of Montreal (holders) took place this evening before a large audfcnce in the Victoria rink. It proved a most diiappointing contest, the visitors being clearly ouulasAed The. home team played a great combination game and ee-jm ful-j ly able to bold the honors sea The final score was 15 to 2 in favor of the Victorias. The teams were as follows: Victorias-Lewis, H. MacOougall, M.

Grant, Drinkwater, M. JXacLiouga.il, McLea, Davidson. Capital Wilinot, LaOeur, E. Murphy, P. Murphy, O'Connor, McGuire Ealdwic.

The Winnipeg Team. Winnipeg, Dec. 27; The Winnipeg hockey team have their schedule of matches for their eastern tour ar ranged, and from the present inaica- tions the trip will be a success lican- cially and otherwise. Afce secretary re- reivec. telegram irom liie a-iit of the Ottawa Hockey Club, inviting the members of the Winnipeg team to a bail to be" given by the ciub on January 6, and asking the match be played on January 5 instead of January 6, to enable the player3 to be present.

No garnet will be played in ew York, as was originally intended, but St. Paal will be visited on the return journey, and on or two game played there. The team piays Ottawa oa January Queen's College, Kingston, on January Quebec, January 12; Montreal Vies, on January 34: Montreal Amateur Athletics, Jan uary 17; Toronto, January 19 and i0; Th fol invinir h. renre.wr.t the club on' tha tour; H. Ii.

Shaw, C. Dennison, R. H. Baker, W. McFariane, J.

J. Breen, D. M. eve, P.J,e?eque, J. C.

Thompson, A- C. Manning. Cornwall After the Championship. Cornwall, Dec. 27 (Special) The Cornwall Hockey Club are growing daily more and more confident of their ability to win tha senior championship of the Ontario Hockey Association.

The dashing way in which their forward line carried a war into Morris-burg's territory on Christmas night was a revelation to even their most enthusiastic admirers. Cornwall will have the benefit of the coaching, and perhaps of tha playing of a couple of the best men iu Canada. Brockville is looked upon as an easy mark, and if the forward line get a little more combination with the daph they have so far displayed, they can hold their own with soy team in tha country. THE RING. A Mill at Toronto.

Toronto, Pec. 27. The, first of a series of Saturday night hpxing contests were given Saturday evening in the Albert Hail on Yonge street. The leading event was a ten round go at 124 pounds between Luke Stevens of Buffalo, and Billy Breen, of this city, with Jim Popp as referee. Breen looked to be in splendid shape, and had a little advantage in height.

Stevens' muscles looked too "thick," but he showed op ia fine stylfeEf'tlii nun CI uf sparring, and Breen worked a lot with his legs, while the Buffaio lad contented himself with keeping Breen in froot of him. Hei has a caste iu his right eye and had to do all his looking with the left, a proceeding that evidently puziled Breen not a iittle. Stevens' mains ta" as his infighting and this won tiimr the battle. In the mix up he got in four blows to Breen one. The second round openru with the men at) it not.

Clinches were frequent. Thev were at cloje quarters in the middle of the round when Stevens landed heavily on the body, and Breen dropped. Both men did clever work, but Stevens was undoubtedly the cleverer. SKATINO. The Victoria Rink at Cornwall.

Cornwall, Dec. 27-Speeial There can be no disputing the popularity nf skating in Cornwall. The new covered rink, which is one of the largest and best appointed in Canada, is crowded every night since the skating season opened, and aside from the ladies', gentlemen's and children's tickets that have been sold nearly 300 family tickets have already been issued. The people of Cornwall setm to think that this fine, healthy winter sport helps to make strong self-reliant men and be.utiful healthy women. CURLING.

Cornwall's Knljthts of the Broom. Cornwall, Dee. 27. (Special) This inter promises to be a red ietter e-i-son with the Cornwall Curlini? Club The auM r.tarin' game is increasini in popularity in this sec. ion and the membership promises to be much larger than usul this winter, les his been nude and the mors enthusiastic ivnignts ine i.rnom are already d.

ginning to hann- the rink. Th- an-1 nual meeting of ike irnwail ll I be held on Wednesday eienmg, De-! ember THE WHEEL P. O. Meyers Record. Kingston.

Dec. i7. Mr. f. O.

Myers. Kingston, is the champion rva king of Canada. He was lorn in Buff 1I0. is, tC- vean of age, and sjent on'y three seasons on the wheel. In ISA; be won many evecU at amateur ras.

la Notvmiirr. lWs, he came to Kingston, working at his trace, that of ft baker. He woo a two-cile event tere am Jubilee day. On June 11 te Gi-ide bis first century run, aai his last oce. Hie 116th, was made on I'ecec 10.

His road records, oefewiting world's 1 uf a to GRAND mgnt Commen. toe tedxtsti M.I.Jitk'". Prices 15e, 25c, 50e. No Tad Mat 2oe Thuruyanas Tht Qre.t,r.d only ZERA SEMON and hi, new no, Eeflned, I ar. J- i It ufc fgner Attracaon Side Trackel PRUGGISTsT 5 CHOICE 5 'vory and Ebony 3 Hair Brushes 2 Cut Glass and Fiac- Atomizers Cut Glass, Perfume, Mirrors, all kinds, suitably Xmas and New Year', 5 R.

A. McCORMlCK Prescription Druggiat fhone lo9. 75 gpatt S(. Xtti LADIES GENTLEMEN. I am selling a fine lot of Cut Gi iu Bottles also Cbow.v Esgu fumes and other leading maka Artistic Boxes, suitable for Xmas or New Year Presents.

It will pay you to buy here. The RED CROSS PHARMACY Phone 1155. Mjithew 8. Bollard. Cor.

Nicholas and Theodore St Christmas Presents FOR AND OLD Small presents ranging in price from 2oc to $5.00. Fancy Perfumes, Atomizers, Bait Brushes, Mirrors, etc Also ladioj requiring choice Cigars for their gentle-men friends should see my stock. A choice lot of domestic and imported (Belgian) cigars at a bargain. W. H.

ROGER Chemist and Druggist. Cor. Rideau and iattie streets Prescriptions called for and delivered promptly 5MALLW00D DISPENSING COR. BANK AND ALBERT STS J. Roberts Allan's PRESCRIPTION BOOKS Sow in possession of j.

es. re xv DISPESSD.G Cor. Ridean It Friel Sta. Phone 734. STOCK REDUCTIONS MISS WALKER will open on Batnrday wm-riiminent ot newest shapes trimmed and im-Uiiuined which she will sell at such low price to insure immediate sales.

Alio balance ot maDu-fiw-tiirer'a etock of Ladies' Fall and Wiraa Coat and Capes, which (he has marked prices to uiske sweeping clearance ol the lot in a lew days. Parties desirtcg to invest to 5tiHinerj or Mantles would study their best internals by her sn early caU. 143 sparlcs Ths Mies runulmcturinf Cosnpsay, Umlui Loadoa and Ottawa. PuWlc notice is hereby riven that mitten relating to the husiness or manairement ol tM hove riami Onmpanv mutt be referred to tm undernicned, st the Company's office. Med poliwnLife Buildine.

Ottawa, who sIomW anthontv to set in all miners on behiJ ni Us Conn KirrnABSAC TO THE PUBLIC OF OTTAWA. I am starting Wood Tsrd ta surr'r body in need of wood, snd a cold winter eomini on we are now prepared to deliver st veryrrM-onslrfe rates, fnr cash, the guaranteed represenud ut 00 sa iu orders left st A. Massons FtoB wii, soft wood. M1U wooii. snc; Ungton sueet wail be atteadeu to.

Phone For First-class iano and Organ Repairing Arply to A. SAIDESBERG. 8S Dslhoosis St PIA0 TUVED AT l- AD work guaranteed. R. ANDERSON I5S Canal Stnet.

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Ages Toronto Eiectrie Motor Oompiay. Wiring and laetaiatioa LinSa Ka specialty. H. F. CONNOR, B.

AP.SC Chemist and Assayer, Bask Street Chassaef Ban tor niaCin ores fnraisaed anftratta E. L. HORWOOD ARCHITECT Bank Street Chambers. 5 Gas 4 is the- Best Light for the Eyes ass cnain, tee ronbers escaped. There were four women passengers in the car, but tbe robbers made no attempt to rob them.

FOUR MEN IN A BOAT. Washed Ashore Unconscious With Their Feet Frozen. New York, Dec. 27. A rov boat containing four men frozen and unconscious was washed upon Rockaway Beach to-day.

Their feet wera frozen fast to the bottom of th? boat. They were carried to a hotel, their clothes stripped from them and restoratives administered. After four hours care, they came to row boat from fisherman yesterday, had lost the oars and had been at the mrrcy of the winds and waves. It is probable that all will recover. Their names ar? Jos.

Day, I. Black, James Room and George Mytzger, of New York city. Armour- May Get On. Albany, Dec. 27.

The State Department of Agriculture, the Attorney Gent-rais office and tha special counsel engaged in ths prosecu tion of the Armour Company, of Chi- i lamentable state of affairs of the past mj of the position taken by the five mem bers of the council in reference to the question of asphalt paving. As a re- suit of their action a reduction of 15 cen per yara naa oeen uu. bad other companies been able tc pete for the' contract, the cuy, he te- liei-ed, would have, had the work per formed at a much lower rate. In conclusion Ald. Cook strongly advised the electors to vote for the by-law- by which the Ottawa, and New York railway will receive a bonus of 75,010.

If this sum were granted, it meant that the extensive works of the company would lie located here instead of in Cornwall, and would furnish employ- meet for a large number of the work- hoped that the council elected on Monday next would have at heart the progress and development of the Capital City-. Other Speeches. Senator Clemow paid a warm tribute to Mayor Binghim, and in the coarse of a few brief remarks protested against what he regarded as excessive taxation, in the city at the present time. 'Zlt James Grant give a very elo quent speech, and in the capacity of a proved drainage in ths city. He also made brief reference to several other questions of a local nature.

The meet- ir.g on th? point of adjourning when Mr. John Clancy rose and read a communication. It was on the drainaga question, to which he tri ir nrii nirn pi iiicn inr iiii as opposed, on the eround that the property owners were a I read over- burdened with taxation. Mr. Clancy also imparted the information that he was considered a good engineer him self, and there was no neccs-sitv for 1 procuring- the services of a foreigner, Mr.

Rudolph Hering, to give his opin- ion as to the system of crainage re-f qatred by the city. Sir. John Heaev moved a vote of thanks to the chairman, Sir James Grant, and tt meetirg closed with cheers for the Queen an-1 Miyor Ping-ham. OUTSIDE NOMINATIONS. Reeve Webster, or Oi-tawa East, Returned by Acclamation.

The following are some of th? nominations outside of Ottawa; Ottawa East ISeeve James S. Webster. Councillors X. G. Ross.

John Bream r. Wm. Ogilvie. Jas. Logan, tT.

Barrett, Robert Eigirirs, Ch 11 if Trustees Gfo Webster. A. oiiumic, u. rjiitrtoi oy bc- iciamation. Arnpnor-M.

Graham, mayor. Dy uvlnmAjinn acciamation. 1 i i 1 if Jamc Finn, of Poplar street, has a iciii-ii ioi icu liquor, yjll i-uiksl- aStaTaooa h6 strolled down Roch- ester street and took in more tnan he could carry. The air, aa blue when Constable Malocey put in an appear- and took James inw t(je foW A fne Qf and, wag im Mrs. Finn, who was in court at the time, nearly went into hysterics when sentence was pronounced on hubby.

Salvatore Mazza of Gloucester street, was in court bright and early to plead not guiity to a charge of being drunk and disorderly on the streets. Several of Mazza's countrymen were in evidence against him, but.Mr. O'tJara took a lenient view- of the matter, and Sal- Out on Concession street the Hor- nerites have an institution to promote vocal culture, and Joseph Wilson is coorkeeper. illiam i.son, a name- i sake trleda nter the haU thfe other night but was put out. Hethensmash- ed io tfae The blQw a)mogt kUW fa afldit costWHliam 4, three dollars.

LEITER OUT FOR GOLD. The Wheat Operator Interested in a Big Company. Buffalo, N.Y., Dec. 27. A spjeial from Chicago says: Levi Z.

Leiter is our for gold as well as wheat, and on a scale that is iikly to eclipse any previous operations in the Northwest icuiiuiics. ii. v. as aunuuurcii terday that Dr. Leiter, John W.

Mjc-kay, Ogden Milis and the Duke of Teck were associated for the purpose of hunting for gold. Mr. Leiter admitted that tne report was true. sail he was not familiar with ths details, but operations would ba conducted on a larg; scale and on valuable concessions in tha Northwest Territory, secured by H. Maitland Kersey, former agent of the White Star SS.

line, whi was familiar with th? country, and had had experienca in mining, tie also said that there were others interested in th clan, some of om ot u'Sh standing and great influence in England, the details have lsft entirely to Mr. Kersey, who has hld tha Ppertiei in question in his ere for some time, said Mr. Leiter. he has hd excellent tpportunities for satis- lying nimseii to tfleir values, ano 1 Enoula Jiogs irom wuit n9 uas saia to me 1 ait tney are oromismg. lie is about to leave for Europs for the purpose of completing some business arrangements in connection with the Pushing of plans, and upon his return ne carry into effect with as little dlay as possible.

As to the amount of money to bi invested. I can- not say, nor now mora i snau pur in- to the venture. However, I think there will ba no scarcity of funds for carry- inc out whatever proiects Mr. Kersey may consider advisable "I have much confidence his estimates. It miy be passible that future developments will indicate the wisdom of extending the field of operations, but as I understand it now, nothing but mining is under consideration.

STAYED AT HIS POST. And Fireman Johnson Perished In the Chioaero Flrv. Chicago, Tec. -8 Ths fire which iT He ws IL H. John on.

wbot remains Til 3IXML IBr UilUlllg. lie had evidently atayed st bis post nntil the iat laom-nt. Then he to an exit. Within a few feet of tha iocr an immense pi-ce of glass h. while the flau.es slowly snjoth erl him.

It is ricticail certain tht ti; the only ieron k.lied. but a ibuiougb eear'h if the ruins is being carried out. Tho who were re-jorted nitseung last night returned to their homes to lay. M-t of them bad narrow escapes from death. John Story Btill Minir.sr.

I-Umiitoa, Dee. 26 Thi relatives of John Storey, a retired gentleman, who mysteriously disappeared frota borne, bt Peter street, oa the night of Thursday, Dec. le, are offering -S reward for any informatioa that will lead to locating hull dead or a'tve. The following desertion is given of the man: 75 year old. fee 10 inches in witfc ths excep ion of ligtt whikrs u1f the thin from ear to ear a is rlrsa shares, a fail fee-, ruddy lrg lips.

1 bis sh'alders ate st -p -d. He wor a grey fnese overcoat aat a rouad foe cap. clamation. Ottawa Ward J. A.

Armstrong by acclamation. Hideau Ward lor two years Trus-1 i ii. r- i. jc.n.ii-.iwaua a. u.rvwu.

Auiong Wallace nomination paper are those jof Hon. Francis Clemow, Col. A. Au- det, A. Rosenthal, t.

R. Cunningham, Wm. Topley, C. S. Shiw and Thomas Smith.

Those wno nominated Aid. Davidson I in Dalhousie Ward were: John R.I Booth, W. C. Perkins, Jno. Keith, K.

i C. Malloch, W. D. Morris, A. W.

Fleck, D. (Rev.t Winter. Geo. Dalglish. A.I Tounger, G.

W.Shouldis, J. L. Pratt, Parr, Wm. McGillivr ivray, A. L.

Foster, M.D., C. R. Cunningham, A. G. Jones, Jamieson, W.

G. Rochester, P. F. Heinrichs, Jaineo Baxter, Thos. Burn-side, G.

W. Mitchell, G. E. Kingsbury, A. McCuaig.

Owing to illness. Aid. Foster was not able to be present at the nomination proceedings in Dalhousie Ward. Aid. Foster is sufferine with inflammation.

AT THE CITY HALL. Aid. Cook Nominated for Mayor But Retires -The Addresses. The nominations for the miyoralty were received in the Council Chamber by the city clerk between ten and ieu auui eleven o'clock. At the latter hour the i clerk announced thit he had rec-ived two nominations, thosj of Mayor Bingham and Aid.

Cook. Mayor Bingham's movers were Hon. Fiancis Clemow, John O'lary, A. L. Bowie, M.

J. G. Goodwin, A. L. Pinard, J.

C. Broun. A. L. Du-hamel, E.

P. Dey, F. X. St. Jacques, James Wood, A.

D. Richard, B. J. Bor-bridge, A. W.

Fleck, J. W. McKae, G. It. Perley, H.

Laverdure. P. D. Ross, W. J.

Anderson, C. V. Mitchell, t- icd. Cnnk I fl f'onno" II. Avlpn.

Thomas Kenny, C. S. Shaw, Robert Gill, Robert Andersoa, W. H. Snell-ing, W.

Stuart. Aid. Cook was nominated by Mr. Geo. S.

May, seconded by Irwin. Speeches by ths candidates followed th- reading of the nominations, there being a goodly number of ratepayers in attendance. Among those present were Senator Clemow, Sir James Grant, J- A- Phillips. H. K.

Egan, J. L. Perkins, CoL Irwin, Aid. Stewart, Dr. Wickst-ed.

Aid. David- son, A. McLean. Aid. Wallace, Aid.

loou, ex-aia. scriru. cx-jiiyor sic- Dcngil. Aid. Butler.

Mr. W. C. Eowies. M.

Leary. ex-Aid. John Saep- I herd. The Mayor's Address. Sir james Grant was moved to tbe rbu.r.

iir James first called upon His Worship M-ycr Lingh.ni. who. on coming forward, was warmly applaud-'d. At th? outset, Ilis Worship wished the pwpie of Ottawa the compliments of the reason. Hiving brea nominated fcr a 1 term, hi aid it was bis intention to go to th- pojs in oraer to ascertain wb3iber or not his actions for ths put jiar were acceptable to th; people.

Continuing, Hii Worship reviewed the financial jsi'ioa of the showing ths receio for thj year to hive been and the exp-ndttare This hi regirded as a good showing. as this was jnbi-le- year, with my heavy exossses tor recptioD purposes. Mr. John Clancv put a to I iia avsu i si 10 wnv tne 1 1 vi After dealing with to imi rfvtaects to the fire dj-panment- 1 wi the main dninace His pointed tnt that ths cotincil had come clor to keerg 'i eap'nd-trr down to the revet a- liao for a great mny years. Th Lr at trouble is far as site ci'y aapeatditare was oosceraed i I 1 cago.

for damages amounting to J. Farrell, Ed. Moore. A. McLean, snd 700,000 for violation of ths dairy laws fl.

Slattery. The seconders were: Johu in distributing oleomargarine through- Kehoj, H. K. Egsn, T. Lemay, R.

A. out this state, find themselves in a McCo.msk, Hiram Ro.in oa F. X. Va-predicament that seems to indicate ade, George Baptie, Jonn Gilmour, R. failure to convict.

It is found that i A. RoiDhi r. c. Bate. D.

Gieason, W. the order refuses the state a change! Cowan, i. Baskrille. Charles McGee, of venue and compels ths commission er of agriculture and slut a counsel to prosecute the suits, of which ther are a scotj. in the cnanties in which the violation is said to have occurred.

This would mesa endless litigation without much prospect of result. Bismarck's Ocut Is Bad, Berlin, Dee. -7. Ths Hamburger Nachrichten denies that Prince Bismarck's gout is better, and says he cannot walk i.t sleep, and is unable to read or answer his friends' letters. Tbe former ch-iocellar is described ns very irate at ths statement that li health is satisfactory, and is quoted as saying: "1 ths gentleman who rcte that were in my place hs would be able to get an ide of what a satisfactory condition' is." BuU Fuhtln Mexico.

Cily of Mexico. Dec, 7. The last of (he series of Lull flirht br fin; was given Suoiav uai was atleaded lj peojUe. Thomas Maiiitini narrowly escijed with his being tossed into the air by the i-3lunate bull snd gored in the hand. Tea torses were killed and six bu.is.

the CMial cumber. The fight was not np to the usual standard. Winona Cold Storara. Hamilton, I'cc. 26.

5Ir. F. Smith Winona has in coarse of erection large c-id storage warehoae for storinjr fruit rrf.raty to shipping tbe Rniisli ciaikeis. Tiir Xiagan district fruit will seal a man California to learn tbe latest wnn- Pembroke-Ihos. Murrav.

mayor, by" ea 110m toe ruins yes itiin day. John-oi was a fireman employ- Smiths Falis s. M. Barnes. Farrell.

for mayor. 0 Owes found Major 1. I. Thompson, acelamlvoa. Reeve, M.

ioroaio jua 'r s-nawr, (1 rrefton 4aJ A candidates for i mayor will go to the polH Toronto Junction Mayer G. Oodenan, acclamation. ftorVand Reve Tlr Hamilton Mayor Coicuhoun re-elected by reclamation. LXriain.I Reeve E-ll r-el-cf ed. Flantazenet Reeve S.

Gaoibier elected. KemptTtile For 9. Brown-lee and Gto. Taylor. Lsn-aer R.

Mcroogau J. A- Alias, mayor. A Notion Ridiculed. Loo-i in, tec. 7.

The Uti.y Chron-it-Ie this ciort.Dg cies the notion that FogUnd i iaticg fnr the of tbe Dansii West indies. It s-tr: atirt the ere woaic. vse in "jr re-aii- th tbe I fta'esth- rorrtasc ofanre We Ic-ian Islands is the ery iast tXiag EEglasd wonid cL" ftvr packing the foreign taxes was not reduced, hot His Wor-market and intend ta make the Tea-. ship politely atked intemgator ture a paying one. ta aliovr hira to finish his remarks.

rores are: iM miles, correcied titce. Tbe nioni-at your serraat gives U2J boors 1W miles, 5X2 boors; SOjyoa notice, pot a nuil advertisement miles, hours: 3 tsiirs. LOS fcw.rs. ia Th- Ciiixen's help wnted column ninely cays he made nioKy eeBtur- and ten will have th 1 rst girls in ies. twelve in right days.

His av-rage town to rciwe frosn. Th-y all resd roe jer rctary for niiies was 'ths Citlxen's want coiuo. wfc-a look- Mat bsun. atera' txtrsgt rkiicg i izg for a pas. two..