Ottawa Daily Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 6

1)A1LY CITIZEK, TttESD AY, JANUARY 188s. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. XMAS PRESENTS Lovely f.ooN and re at Knrifriiis 8 1 8 THE CITIZEN HANDY LIST. cheers.) I wish to tell you I will do in the future as I have done in the past I will endeavour to serve you as faithfully and as well aa I can. (Hear, hear.) I thank you all and I wish you a very happy and prosperous New ear.

(Loud and prolonged cheering. OTIIKU BrKECHRM. McVeity, in response to a general call, congratulated tho Mayor upon his triumphant re-election, an event of which he had reason to be proud. In again placing Mr. Stewart In the Mayor's chair, the electors of the city had done themselves honour, and personally he (Mr.

McVeity) waa pleased to think that he entered the Council for the first time when its deliberations were presided over by so worthy a Chief Magistrate. (Cheers.) For himself he would endeaveur to discharge the duties of the Aldermanic position faithfully and to the best of his ability, and without regard to any other consideration than the leat interests of tho city. He acknowledged the com tl intent paid by the electors of Wellington Ward in giving him the large vote lie received. Mr. Olivier, barrister, and Aid.

-elect Adam also delivered addresses, congratulating His Worship upon the expression of the electors' confidence, and upon his lcing reelected by so large a majority. Both gentlemen were enthusiastically cheered. After a few remarks from' Mr. Nicholas Sparks, three rousing cheers, at tho call of the Mayor, were given ior the Queen, and after additional cheers for the Mayor, the proceedings came to a close. '1 he Mayor was the recipient of hundreds of congratulations during the evening, and if his right hand is not "very much swollen this morning, is certainly not because it was not very warmly shaken by an immense numWr of supporters and personal friends.

SPORTS AND PASTIMES. Walking Malrh. Kansas City, 2nd. The six days' square heel and toe walking match, which began last Monday, closed last night. Twelve men appeared on the opening, but only six remained at the close.

Hoagland broke the record for 100 miles, but was not pushed sufficiently afterwards to do his best. Tho final score waa Hoagland 439 miles, Hart. 429, Messier 426, Oddy 410, T.qwnsend 4(MI, Hoffmann 400. Turf llrnt. Ham)ton leads the list of winning sires in England for 1887 hy more than 6,000 sovereigns.

James Brown, now trainer for ex Mayor Nolan, of Albany, reports Bourk Cochran and Kirkinan as looking as well as ever. It is more than likely that the Bard will be seen again on the turf next season. Reports from Chesterbrooke aro that he is in aa good trim as ever tie was before Ids illness. A Knyal commission has been issued to take evidence and report on tho liest means of using the money until lately devoted in England to Queen's Plates, with view to the improvement of the breed of- horses. The only distinctively American horse is the trotter.

Tl'RE, Field and Farm. Tho Preaknesa Stable has engaged Jockey Charles Shaner to ride for it in 1SSS. Entries for the Canadian Derby and Homebred Stakes, to be run at the Quebec Turf Club meeting ftt Montreal, close today. James Blanchfill, Vienna, 111., has purchased from Mrs. G.

L. Lorillard the bay horse Thackeray, toalcd 1881, by imported Great Tom, dam Melrose, for The racing statistics of Austria-Hungary for 18S7 show that Verneuil, son of Mr. Wither Mortcmer, heads the list of inning sires, with 22 winners of 30 races. Ihe English horso Hermit heads tho English stallion winnings in France with a credit of 14,224 Saxifrage is second, with 12.870. and Dollar third, with 9.752.

GARDNER Semi-Annual Clearing Sale WILL CONTINUE DURING JANUARY THE MAYOR 8 CAREER Mr. McLeod Stewart, who for the second time has been elected Mayor, was lorn in 1H47, and is tho eldest son of the late Mr. William Stewart, in his timo one of the most prominent men in this section of the country, and for several years reprcsentatiyc of Bytown, and afterwards of the County of Kusscll, in the old Canadian House of Assembly. The Mayor received his preliminary education at Ottawa Grammar School. After matriculating, he entered University College, Toronto, whete he took his Bachelor of Arts degree, in 1 86 1, and three years later that of Master of Arts.

Mr. Stewart studied law, and was called to the Bar, when he commenced the practice of his profession in his native city. that time he has taken an active interest in every movement having for its object the advancement and developemnt of Ottawa. Among the public positions he uaa ueiu may oe mentioned i resinem oi cm. Andrew's Society director of the Protest ant General Hospital director of the Ottawa A I i.

I t. Agricultural oocieiy ui rector oi me contemplated Metropolitan Street Railway Company director of the Edmonton and Saskatchewan Land Company of Canada vice-president of the Stewart Ranche Company and director and secretary of the Canadian Granite Company. The Mayeraltjr Returns. VICTORIA WARD. The balance of all Reserve Stock will be brought forward and tabled at Sale Prices.

D. GARDNER CO. 5 5 I No. 1 r2 56 11 No. 2 41 51 7 No.

3 71 17 3 WKLLINfiTOS WARD. No. 4 70 43 No. 137 Aft No. 6 13!) CI 47 No.

7 35 34 No. I2S 30 -26 No. 203 34 3(1 ht. ward. No.

10 (10 74 10 No. II 102 05 6 No. 12 71 04 6 No. 13 31 4 No. 14 S7 00 14 Il'V WARD.

No. 15 07 103 8 No. 16. 30 04 2 No. 17 16 47 3 No.

18 73 176 NO. 10 34 00 4 OTTAWA WARP. No. 20 42 71 7 No. 21 80 67 1 No.

22 02 85 7 No. 23 (JO 132 4 No. 24 20 20 3 NEW EDIN Bl'ROll WARD. No. 25 81 7 1057 1643 360 Mayor Stewart Re-elected by Over 300 of a Majority.

SUCCESSFUL ALDERMANIC CANDIDATES Kxrttlng entrot la all ikf anU-lr. Pal-nrll Prabaltlv la M. Ounc'i-Hlg Vale for flavor Mr wart la Writing-ton Ward. Yesterday whs one of the most exciting lays in the history of municipal elections. 'he fact that three candidates were running for the Mayoralty, Mayor Stewart, Aid.

Ix-w is and Mr. W. K. Brown, made a combination the working of which no one could make out. That the Mayor and Mr Brown would poll big votes was assured, and the strength of the latter in the lower wards was said to have increased.

He had to knock oil a 4 Iti majority obtained by the Mayor last year, but the third candidate, many tnouglit, would materially assist mm to do that. just how strong Aid. Lewis was no one exactly knew, and it was feared that the vote in Wellington Ward would be somewhat split. With nil airs in this condi- tion, all hands put their shoulders to the wheel for their respective candidates, and hustled round in a lively manner. The scrutineers closely watched the voters as they came up to record their votes, and no chance was missed on either side of scoring a Hiint.

L'ntil aftei dinner there was no great amount of work done, although wild rumours were circulated, one! being that Aid. Lewis had a vote equal to the other two candidates in Wellington Ward. This, however, received no credence, and in the afternoon in the upper wards it was soon found out that the Stewart vote would lo a) particularly heavy one, On a visit leing made to the lower wards it was seen that the Mayor was still the popular candidate in the Keystone Ward, and a substantial majority was assured. In By and Ottawa Wards the excitement was intense, and the polling stations were surrounded with enthusiastic voters, each shouting for their respective candidates, the ninjority seeming to favour Mr. Brown.

Here the Mayor's supporters worked with a will, knowing that their every effort was necessary to hold their end up, and the votes Milled were laige. Mr. Brown in these two war.ls polled majorities, but.the Mayor was too far ahead in the other four, and the 314 majority was the result. The alderinanic elections also caused excitement and the closeness of the contest in St. I ieorge's Ward is shown from the fact that last night neither Aid.

O'Leary or Dr. Paruell -could tell which was elected, although the doctor states that his majority is four. Considerable interest was taken in the Wellington Ward contest and a number of single votes were given to Aid. Cox and Mr. Hill, the latter making a big run and only suffering defeat by thirteen votes.

A surprise party struck By Ward and Aid. (. O'Keefe was the sufferer as he was beaten in a close run. The voting between Messrs. Laverdure and Iarose was closely watched and the former came out thirteen ahead, ho was defeated in the recent by-election.

Contrary to expectations Aid. Bingham headed the poll in Ottawa Ward, it being whispered that a strong ticket had been formed against him. Aid. Desjardins polled a good vote but not as large as was exacted and not sufficient to put him in. In the Baby Ward the voting was riuietly but energetically carried on and tho same three candidates were returned, Aid.

AskwKh, a great favourite in the ward, heading the list for the second time. The only contest for Public School Trustee was in St. (ieorge's Ward, where Mr. S. May nard Rogers defeated Aid.

Whillans by 133 votes. A noticeable feature in the contest was the numlxr of ladies' who were prevailed uKn to exercise the franchise. The contest was conducted with spirit throughout but was fought with good humour, each determined that the best men should win. Aid. Ileney, the lather of the Council, was heartily congratulated on having success-I fully run the gauntlet for the thirty-second time.

At Mr. Brown's headquarters a large crowd congregated to hear the result of the contest and as the majorities from By and Ottawa Wards came in the spirits of this candidate's supporters went up. When the Wellington Ward returns came down, however, and it was seen that Alderman Lewis had not effectually split the vote, the battle was seen to be lost, and the enthu-: siasm received a damper. On being loudly called for, Mr. Brown stepped forward, and amid loud applause, in a few words thanked the electors for tho etlorts they had made oji his behalf.

He would never forget them, and though they were lteaten, they were not disgraced. They had rolled up a good vote, and he thanked them for their hard work. RKi 1 The total vote polled for the Mayoralty this year was an against last year, or an increase of 74 votes. Of these Mayor Stewart polled 1,957, as against last year, and Aid. Brown 1 ,43, as against Aid.

Lewis taking the remaining 300. In the aldermanic contest in Victoria Ward Aid. Oordon last year stood third on the list, and this year heads the poll, showing an increase of 47 votes. The vote in Wellington Ward shows the leaders to have polled considerably higher than lost year. Aid.

Cox leading last year with Ml and standing third this year with H1'2, Aid. Monk's figures being In St. (ieorge's Ward Mr. Krratt secured 174 more votes than the total obtained by Aid. Borthwick last year he polling '2 votes less than last year.

r. Parnell scored l'2(i points more than last year and Aid. O'Leary K4 more. By Ward having live candidates as against four last year, the yote was more split and more evenly divided among the four candidate, there being only iJ. votes difference between the first and fourth candidal s.

In Ottawa Ward Aid. Bingham obtained 74 more votes than last year and jumped from third place to Aid. Desjardins was last year elected with a vote of 377 and was defeated this year with In New Edinburgh Ward a stronger vote was polled Ask-! with increasing his score by votes, Aid. Henderson by 5 and Aid. Roger by THE AVOIl's IIF.AIXiCARTEKS were at the Russell.

Soon after five o'clock the spacious office of that hotel liegan to be crowded, and an hour Infore the last of the returns were received in the ladies' ordinary, which was utilized for a committee loom, at least live hundred jiersons were present, anxious to hear the result of the contest. The returns artived slowly, but when it was fell that His Worship's election was certain, the enthusiasm waa unbounded, and it found vent in rounds of cheers. A rumour got abroad that intelligence from Mr. Brown's committee rooms was to the effect that that gentleman was ahead, but it dt.l not receive any credence.aml turned out to be erroneous. Finally, alout seven o'clock, the last of the returns arrived, and when the announcement was made in the committee room that the Mayors majority was a mighty cheer went up, ami was taken up.

by the densely acked crowd in the ollice. Loud demands or a sjM-ech from the Mayor Mere made, and when he made his appearance on the stairway he received an ovation. When order was restored TIIK MAVOI: said electors of the city' of Ottawa, there are times in one's life when words can but feebly express the feelings of the In art; that is the position I find myself in this evening, on the of lvs. If there is one thinq more than another a man could le proml of it is to know and feel Unit he has the good will, the esteem, the regard and what is of greater value the good opinion of his fellow-j citizens. Loud cheers.

I In January last you. asked me by a genuine requisition signed by the leading people of the city in all walks of life, to be a candidate for the Mayoralty. (Cheers.) 1 ou elected me, uinl during the time I have occupied that proud position I have endeavoured to uphold the honour and dignity of the city Ottawa as becomes the Chief Magistrate the 'apital of Canada. Prolonged cheers. Lewis, the other night, at the Ste.

Anne's hall meeting, told the people there they had lietter send me to the North-West prairies and fence me in, so that I could not run away. Well, gentlemen, I think you 1. id Is-tter send him out to the prairies of the North-West. (Cheers and laughter). I told you on nomination day that I would put Mr.

Brown through the stone-crusher. (Laughter). The promise has been more than fulfilled. I have put them both through the stone-crusher. (Renewed laughter and ehcersl.

Centlemen, I have had a hard week. You will therefore excuse me now, il I merely say that I thank you most sincerely from the bottom of my heart for honour you have done me. (Loud We offer our full lln of ample of I'liiHh I'resetiur um iul AHihhk been onVring only to I ho tradcl. at nt. These prices will be found about half what they arc usually aolil for.

As we Wave only one of each style, we would advise an early selection. Also wtkvea, Titanui, Kiel-, Window ft hades, attain Pair And Ilraae Novelties in great variety. t.ur.u,?r' "to'k Electric, Harvey Safety anrt Rochester letups at National Manufacturing Company, 160 SrAUKS OTTAWA. NOTICE. To any lrroii or Persons that may Want Them.

I HAVE 1ST COT B76 IP-A-IIRS 876 OF -Acme Spring Skates- LEFT. ALL SIZKS. FROM TJ TO 12 INTHICS. TIIOS. BIRKETT, ,115 Kldeau Street.

SGOn RAIHSFORD, GUOCKKS. Wellington street. Have juat received a large quantity of New Raisins, Now Currants, Malaga Grapes. A fine and fresh stock of Groceries always, on hand. Teas a specialty.

DIRECTLY IMPORTED. Smoked Tongues. Pickled Tone no. English Breakfast Hacon. and Hams.

New ljiid kggs. Creamery Butter. Splendid Old Knglish Mince Meat, etc. Dominion Dairy, 200 Sparks Ottawa. Ik Telephone connection.

The Best House in Ottawa FOR TROUSERS. Public Opinior. KENNY BROS. Merchant Tailors, 84 SPARKS STREET. THH WEATHER.

Mrlearolegtral Report. Ottawa, 2nd, p.m. The depression which has been over the city since Iaat 19 -apparently dispersing, but the barometer snows no large oscillations, the readings exhibiting an upward tendency, with pressure at inches. With the exception of a light fall of snow at the time of the minimum depression CJtl.Nti inchest, the weather to-day has been tine, but cloudy and comparatively mild. No sunshine wait recorded.

Wind from west by north- west. The maximum was ten degrees lower than it was yesterday, the thermometer registering -t degrees minimum 111 decrees. The minimum during last night was 21 degrees. Tereata Mr tear logical Report. Toronto, 3rd, 1 a.m.

To-night the pressure is comparatively high west and south of the lakes, and low over Eastern Canada. In Western Canada the weather has Uen fair and moderately cohlj while in the Maritime Provinces It has been mild and In Manitol and the North-West Territories to-night, the temperature ranges between zero and below. PROBABILITIES. Lakes Moderate inds cloudy or partly --loudy moderate! cold weather, with light local falls of snow. L'pper St.

Iawren'e Model ate to fresh winds; fair, colder weather. Lower St. Lawrence and llulf West northwest winds fair, colder "weather. id Collegiate Institute. Rrsalls Kalranre The Local Hoard of Kxamiiiers, Insectjr 1 completed the examination of the' impel of I the candidates for entrance to the Coll giate Institute.

One hundred and thirteen candidate wrote, ij Ixiy and -l tills. The- following tabulated statement shows the schools represented, the iiumlter of candidates from ea. li school, ami the number successful in each Numlur City Schools, trying. Centre West. Centre Kat New F.dinhurgh 1 -xlel School.

St. Patrick's School I Numlier passed. I Country N. hools i'l 'S-i NAMKs or I K-vfl l. r.MIITK.

ISirls Kleanor IW-atty, Lij-ie Hooker, Victoria Itonne, Mary Church, Lily Connor, Fanny Cowan. Lulu Cross, ilia Klliot. liella Foster, Minnie ll'slgius. Amelia Kelly, Iiura Kerr, Lilian Keys, Gertie Mc- tarry, Anes Ijitimer, Ijouihc Merrick, Lily K. Nolan, KIsie Rankin, Lily liiving-ton, Keltevca Sawyer, Jessie Scott, Kthel SVager, Annie Sparks, Kllie StiickjKile, Kttic Stanford, Maud Taggart, Mable Wallace, Sarah Whitton, Lottie.

Wilment, Susan ounghusband. lioys Win. I. Almou. T.

W. Alexander, A K. Austin. F. U.

liearmaii, T. A. Jiorth-wick, K. K. Bradley, K.

T. Jlrymuer, Harrv lteatty, Chas. Ihxon, K1. Granger, W. T.

A. Fest, K. F. Hairis, W. J.

lodging, Jl. li. Hudson. S. K.

Hudson, B. Latimer. McKinnon. Mcllongall, W. K.

Mann, II. Mathews, F. Morrison, M. OHourke, A. J.

Parr, F. B. Proctor. II. J.

Phillips, J. H. Steele, J. Tanner, W. attcr- on.

'i'how- whos names appear on this list may enter the Collegiate Institute on Monday, January Aufcan VouiiKhusband, from Chelsea, won t)ie country scholarship, and Maud Tagxart, the Central West, and Klsie P.ankin, of New F.dinbiirgh, won the two city scholar-hips. Children Cry for Pitcher's I I i i I I i i I I i i I 1 I I I 1 i I i of of I 1 I i the i'l. lor the com tcui-iH the MliN'(j crnl- The ti inn.i au of in iii nit "1 lie it vwll foiiml In din In li(i rs. Kiel ,1. Alexander Alfred V.

Cald Km III Victoria iu1-i AiirlioueiTM. Uiibet i Htinrks hi V.lK.n Mart miK' I ii I I Imion ltlork I Ta II I It. c. yueb.clt.ink itn Mereluihin Hank Med a I fe ttirt I hioti 1 1 hi t.alfu.irsrt Uixkks. etc.

Ihirie Son Jatiicn Hope ii hi Klrflli lrrt lloolm ami Shoeo. It. Maiwin Ibl park. liw Dobier Co Ci.ieaii slrmt U. Murphv l.V Hi.

an Mr.t lloilcr YVork. Vliiwd Holler 'ork ITS to i'J Maria i.ln.it Itiifiliirx. Koberl it Co Ward Marks! MiciiiUIn hihI lriuuUls. It. A.

MeCnrtnii parks tH .1. V. M. I ik I.t-i hpat k. iihai Dr.

HhillliiK'toti Co ti hput trM China ami Uawure. S. AKhtleld Ki Ill iiiark stn( M. Hlww 'it i put atrMD J. K.CIeti Market Mqiisn eiiicnl, efe.

MeltaeJtCil C. H. Wright Hni oal. (I. F.

Thompson .1. ItniMtie Co M' ltae llentUl Dr. J. ItoberlHoti Dr. C.

O. Hiiiekhouw HI Hiarkittr4 Hull parks itrmt hparka strMi hMirksstrt Hpiirk slmst liil Hpiit ka ilrrat Dr. Nolin cor. KMati A' ueirt OreKtiiuikerK. Mrs.

Joliimoii h'park stMH Ir Palmer lloil'ie ntrost I'. Itimx I ii ''I iV Mirks slrwt Klliolt At 1 1 it in 1 1 1 mi .1, Itlilcsit str 1 1. liaiilner li ii) MSI slrwt KearintM Hyiin Ii.i Siark trw Hrysott, llrafiani Co. I SMirkn It. M.

McMorraii (k fttn Hnwex tnt I'lgeon. Pigeon Co lllileail Slrsrt Vallqnei t. lift mrk strut Dnura ith. Geo, Cox Il.i Metcalfe slrwit Pritehard Andrews K.i hparkii Art Hidiool Mrks slrM 1 Geo. Anbfleld I.t7 Mpai Us utrMt N.H.'liirr, sparks slrssl I'nriiltiire.

J. Krratt II trt .1. Hoyden Hiinmis strssl IUitU ti Cainpliell mi lo i Cotitior strwt C. Levuqutf elllliKlt'll iirort W. IMrthwIck lo l-'l lUde.iu slrwt A.

1103' I tides ii slrset tJent'M I'iirnlliliiSM. Dolicrly T. Ili'iiiiienl M. M. Pj ke .1.

II. Doherl) P. il. Imbo' 1 1.1 parks mm liil lrsst 't Sparks strost 1 1 i I 1 1 iret I l-iissex sirwa I. rarer.

llldeiiti slrmt I nil hpnrka lrwt IIH III. lean tnl George Koide. Kb. Ilrow tie. C.

NcUlle Hutlerfc llntit himrks sirt itanmm tnmes Cor. hparksa .1 Lynn slriTl eoll i ItnliiHlonl lialrilresMTM. K. Miles House Jllort Hardware. Itoss, Moore Co IVi KtV MM( I lewis it Chandler illii lliiigton mrwt II.

Meadows slfwst J. It. Ksniotide Hparki.lrt Griie Hnis tenlfe and Sparkislrwlt Hlylli fc Kerr i strsst Hut lerw tirt Ii ti Co II" "liarki II reel llali and urn. It. J.

Devlin STUnarksstw T. Nolan Hdbwil at met Jos. Cot Ill Iti.lesu st rtsH HoleU. Royal F.xehange 1W2 Wellington slrsst Hotel do 1 KuroHi IXi and IW Metcalfe it rrml The Hrunswl. sparks sirs IiiMirauee.

K. 87 Hparks Unset Chas. al Xrksmt H. Pellcgrew M.O.C.. hmrkt MMt JewellerN.

N. Marks tW Sparks stmit 11. Norvs. Kl'lcau Mis l.etfiil. Nell Is ft Monk'.

Metcalfe sim OC.innor' Hogg KI sparks slrtiK Hradley ti Sno S.O.C., Spat ks iltw MeVelivfc llendemoii H. 1 1. Sparks strort Hishop it Greene s. 1 1. Sparks sins lludglns, KldiitW Kiitherford s.

sparks strsst I-ees ft Getumell Court llouss Scott, Mar'iav lull MaeCraken HilJ Hparks slrs.it J. P. Fisher H. D. I sparks stnwt OGara ft I tuition.

Ha) lllisk, Si.aiks N.Huks and csl Ugln Flenilng ft Polette Sparks slliiet Mahon ft 'Meant. Siisei slrtsit .1 Code Sparks street A KciyiiH.it. HparksstrisH JAGeliinlll littllilwri Leather and II anion. ft II Itldeait. Isii Sparks street Lumber reliant.

II Kd.lv MfgCo Ottawa rianing Mills KI Hparks strsot Then. Frie.li i' ami HI. lean striwi Pens 1 I iiillioilnie si riH'l Stewiirt ft Kb llingtoli si reel Win. Hone street 4il. The Rogers Oil Co Russell llousu HUk and Kdgar Hut James' Hail, Sparks street Dr.

Davies l''y Ai'imu Mineral Ualer. K. Anwildl s. Sparks street llurhle Mark. Canadian Granite Co 1 holas sln-el It.

Ilrovwi s.re. i liisriil Intriiiiieiil. ft Nordb. iin. Ii7 Sparks so wt Medleal.

Dr. O'Mrieti I if. I Kigali um mis IJii Alls-rt street Ullinery. spat k. strwt Sussex street i lr.H)l rainier.

Wtxslio. Mrs. He. k. It Miss N.

I ulliiiH Win. Howe Ilel.su "trwi Iiiiwmi ft Harper nans Helanger nM Thos, Keiioiigh S.I-H..X rect John Mieplield lOi lean mrwa IMeliire. Armour Sussex trest I'liolouraplier. Will, Pitlawav ft i Is II" Sparks s'rei'l reet Jus, ft iMiiiiiliti-i. I -park sirwt er i llit.gfii slrest A.

PrrliiiiM Dewii ft I I. in. I ICaiha. P.R Simula Atlantir troe 1 Utilise hlock lllks ireo liiiitiolonial. Iteal Lsfnlr.

Vparks sirs! J. II. flood Sloek ox ft Co U. Usui hIiho ic Uroker. i Wellington strse s.

Ssirks "treo Stone. It. LksUt G.H'hesleMtll I enl and Annluz. National SIfg. Co I.i -parks trie I ndertaker.

I Sogers Si Son hulas stros IVood Tnriit i. D. Store) Cor. Hank met i strc Wood. 11.

Johnson. Hail sir Majority for Stewart 314. Aldertnanir 'oalFl. VICTORIA WARD. I 5 JZ A cr 5 Ml fc No.

1 92 97 70 00 No. 2 57 00 40 50 No. 3 8 72 01 21 230 229 183 133 Silvio, the English Derby winner and Bay Archer come next. Horsemen who have seen the Dwycr" coming 2-year-olds are exceedingly enthusiastic over the looks of Servia, by Hindoo out of Prairie Queen, by Lecturer One of those who saw her predicts that she will be the best 2-year-old in America next season. Racing dates on the English turf for 1H8S aro as follows Lincolnshire Handicap will be run on March 21st, the City and Suburban on April 11th, the 2,000 Guineas on May 2nd, the Derby on May 30th, and St.

Lcgcr on Sept. 12th. The Grand Prix do Paris on June 10th. The Ascot meeting lie-gins on June 12th, and that at Goodwood on July 12th. I).

A. Honig, of St. Louis, did not cut much of a figure on the turf in 1S86, but during the past season he blossomed into one of the largest winning owners of the year. He started nineteen head in 254 races, win-nig fifty-five, the total amount of money won being $42,327. Leo H.

was the largest winner, with $6,110 to his credit, Walioo second with $5,762 and Lelex third with $5,235. Imported Glenelg of the list ot stands at the head American wmning sires oi I88i, as he was 1884, and again last year. Frienzi, as in 1886, is his largest winner, and Grisctte, Dry Monopole and ('leaner again show up well. He had 59 representatives on the turf, that won in tho neighbourhood of $120,000. Hindoo, who has a baker's dozen of colts and fillies, the oldest three years old, is a- good second to Glenelg, with a trifle over $100,000 to his credit, contributed principally by tho great Hanover.

Mherllaneons. R. D. Sears, the tennis champion of the United States, has informed his friends that he will surrender tho championship next year and retire on his laurels. In the checker contest at Philadelphia, for the championship of Pennsylvania, between Priest of Philadelphia, and Reed of Pittsburg, tho latter won 7 to 1 and 17 drawn.

The billiard tournament which begins hi St. Louis to-morrow is the medium of considerable speculation. Ives was backed on Wednesday at $50 against $2,500 to ami $50 to $500 for a place. There will bo forty-five games in the tournament, each of 40(1 points from scratch. The prize fight between Joe Ridge and William Kelly for the feather-woight championship was arranged to come off on Saturday nearjLatrobc, forty miles east of Pittsburg.

The ring had leen staked off and the men werd on tho ground ready to go to work, hfcn an olhccr appeared and forbade me ngnt. Rock chocolate and desiccated cocoa nut by the pound. Baldwin Bros. The Womans' Auxiliary of the Y.M.C'.A. will hold their regular monthly meeting in tho parlour at 4.30 p.m., Tuesday 3rd iust.

(to-day). A full attendance is requested. i HOTEL ARRIVALS. 5 THK BRUNSWICK. It.

i annitr. linllevllle Larry Johnson, New linllevllle Larry- oris: u. itoss, snawvuio Kobt. Hitchie, Aj-imcr: j. j.

i ameron, lirocnneld 1' J. Kwen. Maxvi le 1. Kor.ilnll Vnwl. v.n;.

nuns m. UKins. lticlimonU. When Baby was sick, we kt her Ctutona, Whsn she was a she cried for Castoria, When she became Kiss, she clung to Castoria, Vbm she had Children, she gave them Castora Obituary. Uemlse of an Old fltlxea Ottawa.

On Monday Mr. James Kelly; one of Ottawa best known contractors, breathed his last at his residence on Ridean street. The deceased gentleman had been for some years associated with Alderman O'Learr. and this firm carried out successfully several waterworks contracts. The late Mr.

Kelly came to Canada from TiDDerarv. Ireland, some 30 years ago, and he made Ottawa his home. He leaves a widow to mourn his loss, and several relatives and friends in Buffalo, where his remains will be taken to-morrow for interment. Mr. A.

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ror run information apply to A. II TAVUtH. local A Kent, Ottawa, Or toHAVil) TOltKANC JS tlener.d Agents. Montreal I Card of Thanks. XIV1AS, 1887.

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McMOflRAN, 508 510 SUSSEX STREET. The largest and best parcel of Groceries in the city for tho balance of 1887, for $1.00, AT Butler Hunt's, Next Door to Butler House. FOR SJLK, WOOL, COTTON, and nil Fabrics and Fancy Articles. Any I oat can useiaem. Anyuungcan be Colored.

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an Annual Ociicral uie Stiareholilem of ihn ilimun Itailway Company will le held in the oltlces of tho Company. It Metcalfe st n-ci. In ilm i'irvnr Ottawa, on the 3rd day of January. 18X8, for tho purpose of electing a Hoard of lirector for cnsuiiiK general transaction of business. It.

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CLUTHE, 1 18 King Street West. Toronto. 7 Notice of Application fop Divorce. Ottawa, in the County of Carleton, in the Province of Ontario. wiU apply to tbo Parliament Canada at its next session, for a Hill of Divorce from her husband William Hery Middle! on, on the ground of adultery, cruelty and desertion.

GltKKNHIIIELDB. Ol KRIS Holtcitors for said Mary Froude Middleton. A. KM MILL. Ottawa Agent.

Montreal. l.th November. 1SR7. YOUNG MEN IF rrrn the efrortsot ear evil Tl habits, the result of Vif." I who lind themselves wak, nervous and exhausted also middle-aokd and old mkn who aro brokon down from Uie elfocts of abase or over work, and fa advanced life feel the con-setnicnces of youthful excess, send for and read 1- on tne of Men. he book will be sent sealed to anyaddroee oD receipt of fwo 8c stamps.

Address M. V. LUBOX. WeUlngton St. East.

Toronto, Ont, Bankets Go 'v .5 a -5 No. 4 132 90 88 103 37 No. 5 149 165 154 106 04 No. 6 143 165 150 142 57 No. 7.

139 143 114 111 37 No. 8 123 116 108 90 42 No. 9 189 177 199 121 61 875 856 819 799 298 ST. OEORliE's WARD. 'c i fi 3 a tm ft.

No. 10 94 100 97 24 85 No. 11 109 109 106 32 87 No. 12 IK) 86 07 3t 87 No. 13 00 01 3S 19 52 No.

14 116 119 111 32 100 475 475 419 141 417 BY WARD. a-' I I No. 15 120 135 99 72 47 3 No. 10 40 50 59 50 12 4 No. 17 19 20 30 45 8 12 No.

is 112 103 130 135 71 17 No. 19 50 50 30 51 27 8 311 304 300 353 105 44 OTTAWA wA'kP. Ills 3 No. 20 83 07 ai 87 No. 21 124 101 lit! 125 No.

22.... 00 57 123 01 No. 23 131 95 132 109 No. 24. 4 9 48 18 402 319 434 400 NEW EDINBURGH.

No. 25.. 150 123 138 MAVNARD RtMlEKS ELECTION. All the wards, with the exception of St. George's Ward, unanimously re-elected their trustees.

A keenly fought contest took fdace in St. (ieorge's Ward, Aid. Whillans eiug opposed by Mr. Mayuard Rogers. So far as can learned the vote stands Mr.

Maynard Rogers, 312; Aid. Whillans, 179; giving Mr. Rogers a majority of 133 votes. Ladies' Humane Society. The Ladies' Humane Society meets this morning.

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