The Kingston Whig-Standard from Kingston, Ontario, Canada • 2

(5 British Whig. opuer per Urben. Dicor. The Quebec Binea are an eminent branch of the gentleman's party. They paid pot long for a serenade to Mr.

Danserean in Montreal, and now have voted a bonus to a string band of amatears who sometimes play at the realdence of a Lieutenant Governor walli. ciently well I salaried to pay for his own music. Meanwhile the Quebec bospi: tals are languishing for fands, which the Government declines to give. The care of the afflicted is not half so enter taining to the gentleman in politics as 8. good fiddler.

Another contribation has arrived upon the grave question of Sir John Macdonaid's birthplace. The Phrenological Jour. nal, of New York, is giving his bistory and this time Kingston, and not Scotland or WA, is credited with the honors of his first appearance. This is antimely, for Sir John has no more 086 for that plea in this city, whereas 80 Adolphustown boom just now would have suited admirably. The biographer of the Journal should baverebears.

ed with Sir John. THE HEATHEN CHINEE. A Chinese office baa been opened in New York to fornish all kinds of Chinese labor, including house work, farm hands, shoemakers and cigar. workers. They should be supplied with the addresses of Sir Jehn Macdonald, Sir Charles Topper, and the other members of the great railway engineering firm of Canada, Onderdonk Co.

Sir John could pat in 88 stock in the concern a buge cartoon, illustrative of Chinese labor, displayed upon the streets bere in one of his elections and said to be slumbering in the back room of a faithful supporter. It is probably one of the assets standing against the unpaid bills of his last campaign. BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION. The News avers that money has been used to admirable advantage in Reform campaigns in Kingston. Yes, Messrs.

Carruthers, Robinson and Gunn have paid their legitimate bills, which Sir John has not done. But what do the courts say upon this point? Mr. Ro binson's seat was protested against, but the protest was dropped, the only 9ug. gestion of bribery proven being the licitation of a Q.C's brother in Kingston, that if the proposer was given a certain Government office the eminent Q.C. would support the Grit cause.

Mr. Robinson did not think the game worth the candle, evidently, for the evidence says he declined. Then Sir John was protested against, proven guilty of gross bribery through the unkind assistance of a gentleman of the News in spite of a most treacherous memory, unseated, and very nearly disqualified. The less said about bribery in Kingston elections the better for Tory credit. DUTIES FOR REVENUE.

It was asserted by Sir Charles 'Topper during the session of 1882 that in 1879 there was no choice between adopting the National Policy and resorting to direct taxation. Such was not the case. The difficulty under which we labored was temporary, and was sure to disappear with the return of better times. An increase of $2,225,000 in the Customs over 1878 would provide for the deficit of that year and an increase of $1,100,000 in the expenditures, whish would have been ample to cover all necessary increase under an economical Government. This would have been aD increase of 18 per cent.

During the period from 1878 to 1881 the revenues of the United States rose from 000,000 to $198,000,000, without any change of tariff, equal to 52 per cent. increase. We may surely estimate that our revenue would bave increased third as fast as theirs during the same period under the influence of the same cause. Sir Leonard Tilley estimates the revenue from Customs the present year at $10,500,000. This is a sum over $6,600,000 greater thaa would bave been required to meet the expenses of the Government had the Liberal party remained in power, and that vast sum represents the amount of needless tion to which the people of Canada are subjected under the present Govern ment.

ADVANTAGES OF OFFICE. The amount paid to some of the Do. minion Ministers for janketing is enormous. For instance, Sir Leopard Tilley has drawn from the public treasury for tripe to England the sum of $8,009.80, besides the further sum of $808.21 for himself and Secretary for a trip to Washington in 1891. Sir Charles Topper, during the last three years, drew from the public treasury for trips to England the enormous som of $5,879.99.

Besides this he drew $1,600 for the expenses of his trip to Britisb Columbia in the fall of 1881, and also charged to the conatry the sum of 81,525.44 for the travelling expenses of two officers of his department who with him the pleasures of the trip. In addition to a departmental salary of $7,000 per year, Sir Charles Tapper's travelling expenses have cost the country within a trifle of $7,000. Sir John Macdonald has drawn from she pablie treasury since the Ist Jann ary, 1879, for travelling espouses, the outs of $9,159.38. or over $8.000 per year in addition to a departmental s8. 48 First Minister of $8,000.

HI visit to Eugland in 1879 cost $5, 624.87; in 1880, when accompauied by Col. Debais, in 1881, when with his associates in Loudou. is the close of 1881 and beginning of 1882, $9.049.05. we contrast these expenses with the economy prac: tised under the late Government. and it will be found that Sir John Macdonald's pleasure trips alone cost the country more than all the travel ling expenses of Ministers during the existence of the Reform Administrs tion.

Before Ministers Conservative Ministere(3 Sir John THE BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, MAY 36. MURDER IN MONTREAL. A Fearful Butchery -Hacked to Death- The Criminal's Wretchedness. Montreal, May horrible murder was perpetrated here last night in second class hotel, kuown as "The Californian," by a Swede named John Oliff SOD, on a fellow countryman named Johannes Jacobson. The two were stopping in the same room, aud Oliftson was about to eave the hotel when the landlord suspected something wrong, and immediately ran to the room, where he found Jacobson lying on the bed dead, the murder having been accomplished by the 'aid of a beer bottle.

Deceased's throat was cut, and several deep gashes were his throat. The morderer was instantly arrested, when two watches, five sovereigns, and several other articles belonging to his victim were found. An inquest has been opened this morning. The prisoner is a laborer, and is over fitty years of age. Oloffsen lay upon his back, with his head, face and body covered with blood.

Jacobson met the startled look of the hotel keeper with pantomimic protestation that he knew nothing of the manner in which his friend had come to his death. He then tried again to depart, but was held until the police were sent for. A doctor was also called in, on the presumption that there might be some life in the poor victim. This hope proved to be groundless. The body presented a woeful spectacle.

There were contused wounds on the head, one of them on the left eyebrow and temple, and others on the top of the head. A gaping knife wound had cut into the neck on the right side, and there was on the left jaw another gash euding in a deep stab in the neck. A knife wound in the breast also let the life current out in copious streams, and the bedclothes were deeply stained. The clothes of the prisoner were spotted and smeared with blood. His tobacco, papers, and bands were also covered with it.

The knife or dirk that had done the deed was not to be found. The theory advanced is that Oloftsen was lying on the bed asleep when he was attacked by Jacobson with the bottle, the blow partially stunning him; that when he attempted to rise Jacobson struok the terrible blow which made the wounds in the jaw and left cheek, and that when he fell back from this blow the wounds in the right side of the neck and heart the murderous business. In less than five minutes from the of his arrest Jacobson was found lying on the bottom of his cell fast asleep. He seemed perfectly dazed when he was aroused to answer Little can be known of the antecedents of either of the men. The hotel keeper says that Oloffsen paid Jacob son's board, and generally looked after him, and that the prisoner had no money of his own.

Oloffsen appeared to have been on educated man, and it may turn out that he was bound west, and was taking Jacobson with him 88 a farm hand. Letters found upon the prisoner belonging to the murdered man were stained with blood. It appeared from them that "Herr John Oloffson" WAS 8 man who had friends in Stockholm and also in Guttenberg. A Pretty Muss. New York, May is now stated that Canon Bernard did not steal 000 francs from the Bishop of Tournay, Belgium, but brought it to this country for safe-keeping and to protect the interests of the Bishop.

The new Bishop authorized Goodbue, the Montreal lawyer, forty per cent. commission for recovering the property. Bernard was found in Chicago earning his own living, not having touched the Bishop's funds. Bernard transferred the property to Goodhue, who gave it to the Bishop's lawyer in London. Goodhue was after.

wards arrested in Belgium in a charge of being Bernard's accomplice, but WAS released. New Cases of Small Pox. San Francisco, May 26. There are ten new cases of small pox on the steamship Attonower. The consignees have agreed to pay for the medical attendance of all patients.

Twenty one have been removed to the pest house. The Captain the number of passengers 865, while over a thousand are on board. This subjects the Captain to a fine of $1,000 and imprisonment and an additional fine of $50 for every passenger more than allowed by law. Political Assessments. New York, May is reported that the friends of Gen.

Curtis have determined to prosecute the indictment of all Custom House, clerks who paid money to the ground that in the eyes of law it is as much an against the statute to pay political assessments as to receive them. There is said to be much uneasiness among the 8,000 employees of the Custom House. Egyptian Difficulty, London, May the House of Commons Mr. Lawson, Radical, protested against the Liberal Government holding integrity of the Ottoman Empire and asking for a pledge that force would not be employed in Egypt. Mr.

Gladstone stated that it was impossible to give such a pledge, but there is ing at present making it likely that force will be A Horrible Act. Raleigh, N.C., May Brune. wick County, David Sykes killed Bella Jones, by cutting her throat, because she refused to marry him. The derer then placed the woman's infant at her breast and fled. The child was found asleep on the mother': bosom.

Lynching parties are pursuing Skyes. Result of Enquiry. Londou, May 26. The Governing Committee of the Union Club last evening expelled Loubat, who had a lifficulty with The autopsy reveals that Dr. Upham Youkers, was rumored was shot by Leopold Schepp, on Mrs.

account Schepp, of died improper of disease not resulting from any injury. Falling from Grace. Manchester, N.H., May Shaw, a zealous church member, has confessed that he stole several thousand dollars from his employers, Higgins Bros. He has been arrested. Absconding Forger.

Montreal, May Lecoyer boot and shoe manufacturer here, has absconded leavingliabilities tothe extent of $10,000. He is charged with forging notes and defrauding some of the banks to a small extent. The Oaks' Race. London, May the race for the Oaks' stakes "Geheimniss" won; "St. Marguerite," second third.

Lorliard has sold the gelding "Mistake" for 2500. Guitean Case, Guitean Case, Bosteon, May counsel for Guiten, bas arrived to consult eminent lawyers on the steps be proposed to take to save his client. 115 I CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. The Gist of Various Telegrams on Varions Themes. Of one thousand inhabitants of Iquique, Pern, 600 are sick with tertiary fever.

One hundred. and twenty Hereford shire farmers sailed by the steamship Sarmatiau for Quebec. Reichter, editor of the Socialist, in Germany, has been sentenced to 12 years tor high treason. Iu Parquetrie, Riga, Russia, factory suburbs, over 40 houses bave been burned. Loss 880,000 roubles.

Mary Boyle, widow, aged herself in a cistern at Dublin yesterday. The body was discovered this morning. The official list places the number of lives lost by the str. Manitoulin disas. ter at 11, of whom 8 were passengers and three deck hands.

The stock market this morning was still lower than yesterday. Bank of Montreal sold at Commerce at 1474; and Ontario at 67. Yesterday 1,000 six days' old shad from Washington were forwarded to Frederick Mather, Albany, who will liberate them in the Hudson River. U.S. Deputy Marshall Larken, of Knoxville, who killed Jousen, while attempting to arrest him, has been found guilty of manslaughter.

A motion for a new trial has been entered. Albert Young, for writing a letter to the Queen's Secretary, threatening Her Majesty's life, has been sentenced to ten years' penal servitude. It is reported that the British erument has received a telegram stating that Arabie Bey has firmly rssolved not to submit. In New Haven, at 842 State street, resides Major Bussell W. Norton.

For years the Major had been troubled with soiatic rheumatism, and at last found substantial relief by using St. Jacobs Oil, after everything had failed to do him good. He thinks Great German Remedy is capital thing, and recommends it highly. Coal Mine Strikes. Cumberland, May authori.

ties have been notified that the coal companies will next week import new labor to take the place of 8,000 strikers, and the county be held responsible for damage done the property of the com: panies should riot ensue. 8,000 laborers are now assembling in Baltimore to be accompanied here by a heavy guard of special officers. A large force of car. penters, guarded by officers, will erect buildings at Eckhart mines to ac. commodate 1,000 men.

Trouble is ticipated, and the governor will order out the militia if necessary. A Bad Fire. Spring Lake, May Lilley's mill yard was burned yester. day. It contained 7,000,000 feet of ber, valued at $100,000, belonging to Rathbun Chicago.

This firm lost $9,000,000 here last fall. Decline in Gas Stocks. New York, May The prices of gas stocks have fallen the last two weeks from five to fifteen per cent. The cause of the decline is a said to be the renewed agitation in favor of the electric light system. PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

Mr. Morris is the unanimous choice of the Reformers of Lincoln. During the election campaign Sir John MacDonald will make Toronto his head. quarters. Sir Alexender T.

Galt will receive the Conservative nominaticn for the Commons at Sherbrooke. Hon. E. Blake will address the electors of Hamilton on Monday and the electors of Haltor on Wednesday. In South Wentworth Mr.

Lewis Spring. er takes the Reform candidature vacated by James Somerville, and will oppose Mr. Waddell. Mr. Rufus Stephenson has been ap: pointed Inspector of Colonization Roads in the North West.

Rufus having settled in office, now toriabrelatived from public life. He has made politics pay. The following nonnations in the Liberal interest were made oll Tuesday, all being strong and popular candidates: East Durham, Mr. Lewis Ross South Ontario, Mr. F.

W. Glen; South Essex, Mr. W. McGregor North Waterloo, Dr. Bowlby Welland, B.

B. Osier, Q.C.; Haldimand, Mr. D. Thompson; West Bruce, Mr. Malcolm Campbell; West Huron, Mr.

Cameron; North Sim coe, Mr. U. Drury West Lambton, Mr. J. H.

Fairbanks; Guysboro', N.S., Mr. J. A. Kirk; King's, N.S., Dr. Borden and in St.

John City, Mr. Geo. McLeod will oppose Sir Leonard Tilley. Sir Richard Cartwright accepted the nomination for Centre Wellington. Mayor McMurrich was unanimously nominated for West Toronto.

The task of organizing the Reform party for the coming elections is rapidly progressing, the work being facilitated by the unanimity of purpose and enthu-. siasm which prevails in every constita. ency. Among the nominations vesterday were Coe the following Glengarry, Hon. North D.

A. Hastings, Mr. ald; Monck, Mr. J. Rymal; Cornwall Stormont, J.

Bethune, Q.0.; Halifax, N. Messrs. A. G. Jones and H.

H. Fuller; Colchester, Mr. F. A. Laurence: and Lunenburg, Mr.

F. Keefer. MARRIED. In Camden, on May 9th, C. E.

Wanamaker, of Ameliasburgh, to Melinda Mitcheleon. On May 10th, Delos Spafford, to Ida Williams, only daughter of Parker Williams, all of Athol. DIED. In this city, on May 96th, Mrs. Alice Henery, relict of the late John Henery, Esq, and mother of Mrs.

J. S. Sands, aged 82 years Funeral notice to-morrow. In Montreal, on 24th May, Sarah Louisa, eldest and beloved daughter of Wm. Clendineng, 00.

8. chinest, aged 15 years, 8 months and 24 days. REFORM COMMITTEE ROOM. The Rooms for Committee Meetings and Consultation, in the interest of Mr. Gunn selection is perf to the BRITISH WHIG Office, the store recently occupied by Mr.

W. Carey, music dealer May 25. MONTREAL STOCK MARKET. Montreal, May 26, 12 o'olock. STOCES.

ASKED, OFFERED Bank of Montreal. 3064 Merchaute' Bank. 180 Bank tot Commerce. 1474 1472 Ontario 674 67 Bank of 1784 177 Molson's Bank 1285 1274 Banque du Peuple. 90 Talon Banque Bank.

Jacques 95 109 Quebec Bank. 175 190 Exchange Bank- div. 110 MISCELLANEOUS Montrea Telegraph 183 1324 Dominion Telegraph 100 00 Montreal Gas 1774 City Passenger RB Rich. Ont. Nar.

Royal Canadian Tue. 000 Caneda Cotton 1479 Dundaa Cottop Co. 127 Consol Bank. 000 Federal dir. Ont Padl'e.

Investment. 138 134. St 1299 TO-DAT'8 SALES. Bank of Montreal-85 at 207. Montreal Tel.

Co-80 st 1824 Bank of Commerce-150 at 1474. Ontario Bank-225 at 67. Merchants Bank -25 at 180. Richelieu Nev. Co- 50 st 68.

0 00 1 00 0.00 0 000. 00. 00 MONTREAL PRODUE MARKET Montreal, May 96. Flour--Receipts 9100 barrels: sales 400 barrels for 6,95 10 6,35 sire 6.20 to 8,95 fancy 0,00 0 00, Market quiet; osananauged; quotatious: Super spring extra 6 to 6,10 superfine 5,50 to. strong baker's 0 to 8.00: Bne 5,00 to 5,94 mid.

9,70 dings to 4.00 to pollards 3,50 to $,75, Out. bage 3.00; cite do 3,13 to 3,90. -Who 0.0. white, 1,85 to 1,35 red 1,40 to 1,43. Corn 95 in bond.

PeRs 0.90 to for 894 Ibe. Oats 44c to. 450 Barley 65e. to 70g. Bye, 85 to 87.

Oatmeal 5,00 to 8,10. Jorumeal 3,90 to 4.00, Provisions- Butter, Western 150 to 170 H. 4 180 to 20a; E. T. 150 to 90e.

Creamery 00 to 00. Cheese 110 to 194c. Pork--Ales: 22,00 to 93,00. Hams 180 to 160. Lard 1440 to 150 Bacon 120 to 13e.

quiet Grate, 5,10 to pearle 8,75 to 7.80 JOSEPH FRANKLIN, Wholesale Retail Dealer Flour, Feed and ail kinds of Grain. Dolau's Block, Princess Street, Kingstou. STRONG BAKERS' FLOUR A SPECIALTY. NEW YORK MARKETS. New York, May 98.

Flour-Dull; receipts, 12 15,000 obls; sales 000 bbls 4,00 Lo 5,15. for superior state and western; 6,00 8,50 common to choice ex-state. Rye Flour--Steady; at 4,20 to 4,60. -Lower; receipts, 48000 bushels; sales bushels No 2 Red June 1,464. Rye--Firm at 880 to Corn--Weak; Receipts: 129 000 bush eales, 168, 000 bush; 88 to 89 for mixed; 78 to 85 for old 782 to 85c for new.

Oats--Receipts 137,000 bush; sale 34 000 02 to for white. 59 to 62 mixed western state. -Weakat 00.00 to 90,25. Butter-10 to 25. OSWEGO MARKET.

Oswego, May 28. Wheat--Steady. Sales, 1500 white State new red State at 1,47 No. 2 red Wabash at 000. Corn--Scarce sales 2000 No.

9 Yellow West tern. 88; high mixed, 000. Oats--Quiet; white state held at 690 to 000 Rye -Quiet; Canada 86c in bond. unbolted, 00,00 per ton. Barley--Quiet sales 0,000 bushels of -No.

1 Canada at 0.00: No. 1 bright Canada at 0,00 No 2 Canada at 1.074 extra bright Canada at 0,00. Canal freights- Wheat and peas, 44c; corn and rye, 940; barley 8gc to New York. CHICAGO MARKETS CHICAGO MARKETS Chicago, May 28, 12 noon. Wheat for Aug 0.00 for Sept; year; 1,253 June July.

Corn, 00 Oct; 000 for May Aug; 698 June: July 000 year; 00 rejt; 00 cash. for July 19,80 aom for Aug; 19,47 or June 00 Oct. Oats- -354 Aug 00 Sept; 00 June; 00 July, Lard---not quoted. COTTON MARKET. Orleane, 8 13-16.

Cheese, COs 0d. New York, May quiet at 12 5-16 Liverpool, May quieter: uplands LONDON MONEY MAKKET. London, May 102 3-16; inouey account: 448. 116; Extended, 5s R. J.

GARDINER Invite Inspection of the Splendid Stock of French Kid Gloves 'They Now Exhibit. We have just received an Invoice of Rouillon's Celebrated Makes, specially made to our order, and direct from the manufacturers (Grenoble, France), in of Three, Four and Six Buttons, In Light and Medium Shades, also Black and White. Rouillon as A Kid Glove Manofacturer, has reputation of world-wide fame. Ladies requiring a first-class glove should try this make, We guarantee every pair we sell. R.

J. CARDINER, Direct Importers, 102 Princess Street, Second door from the corner of Wellington St. May 25. Hats and Gloves GENTLEMEN! We bave just received a supply of Dent's Celebrated Kid Gloves. The BOSTON HAT STORE GEO.

MILLS CO. May 29. WELLINGTON STREET. WANTED TO KNOW It yourself or your neighbor, your sister or your brothers, your cousins or your aunts, or that other man or woman wants to buy FLOUR, HAMS, OR BACON, give you my my advice free of charge. Come and see Morrison at the Toronto Flour Store, BROCK STREET.

M. MORRISON. Alay 10 PORCUPINE. THE LATEST IN A STRAW HAT. ALL COLORS Call and see them st The New Hat Store, MILLS BROS.

May 25. B. CLARE, M.D., D.D.S,, ESTIST. Graduate of New York College of Dentistry Oftce-Wellington Street, be tween Princess and Brock Street Particuler paid to the preservation of the teeth Piano in in CARPETS. S-H-A-W'-S should see our new Stock.

We EVERYBODY wanting 8 new Carport direct from the makers and can give the latest desigus. Handsome New Brussels, 4 and 6 frame with Borders and Rugs. New Patterns in Tapestries, CROSSLEY'S AND BRINTON'SBEST GOODS, with Borderings, 50, 56, 60, 70, 76, 80, 85, 90, $1 NEW WOOLS AND UNIONS, from 50c to $1 per yard. New Dutch Carpets, New Stair Carpets. In Tapestry, Brussels, Dutch Hemp.

Handsome New Rugs, The largest Stock in town to select from. New Mats of all Kinds, new Hassocks, New Lace Curtains. New Lawbrequins. New Oil Clothe. Come to SHAW'S for the largest play in new imported Carpets.

SHAW'S Glasgow Warehouse Carpet Warerooms. Corner of Princess Wellington Streets. April 18. CLEARING SALE JAMES GALLOWAY INTENDS CARRYING ON A CLEARING SALE, which he will offer the entire Stock of the Eetate of M. L.

Hyman, consisting of 150 Dozen of Hats and Caps, ALL SEASONABLE GOODS AND AT WHOLESALE PRICES. DON'T FORGET TO CALL AT 84 PRINCESS STREET And be convinced 1 of the genuineness of the Sale May 11. A Clear Complexion! Tan, Freckles, Sunburn, Pimples, Black Specks and upsightly Blotches on the Face, Neck, Hands, Arms, and Roughness of the Skin, can be removed instantly by applying AFTER UBING. Freckle Lotion USING. Bell's Tan It possesses a delightful fragrance, and imparts a clearness to the skin which is perfectly astonishing.

Is warranted harmless; is used by thousands, and never fails to give the utmost satisfaction. Price 25c per bottle. Agent for Canada: HENRY WADE, Druggist, Cor. King and Brock Streets, Kingston March 20 ICE. THE tomers Subscriber and the public respectfully generally informs that his be cus- is prepared to supply them with ICE During the coming season.

Delivery will commence on the May. Orders left at Walsh's Meat Market will be promptly attended to May 2 20. JOHN GLEESON. ENTRANCE EXAMINATION A examination for the admission of pupils to the Kingston Collegiate Institute will be beld (D.V.) in Onturio Hall, on Thursday and Friday, the 29th and 80th days of June, 1882. commencing at 9 a.m.

each day. Candidates must notify the City Inspector, through A. P. Knight, M.A., Rector of the Institute, not later than the 27th of their intention to present themselves fur examination. W.

G. KIDD, May 22. Pub. Sch. Inspector.

NOTICE. A MEETING Lawrence of the Steamboat STOCKHOLDERS Company of dimit- the ed) will take place at their Office, at corner of Clarence and Ontario in the City of Kingston, on B1TURDAY, 17th JUNE, 1882, at one o'clock p.m., for the purpose of appointing Diractors and other officers. ALEX BAMFORD, 22nd May Secretary. Man, I' vous debility, waffering general loss depression, memory, you bare safe, sore and certaiti NERVOUS cure in PROF. L.

O. PAULK'6 GREAT REMEDY. It is altogether different from the many nostrums now before the public, One bottle is guaranteed to elect a cure. It is no hambug. Try it.

ply to T. A. HATFIELD, Wolfe Island, Sole Agent for Canada. May 18. NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

ME W. CAREY SON beg to inform their friends and patrons that they will la future carry on movie business in their Messrs. A 6. Nordheimer's Store, Golden Lion Block, nest door to Federal Bank, and are prepared to attend to all orders entrusted to theta with promptness and despstch. The Departineut Messer A 8.

Nordheimer as bitterto charge of Mr. May D. WaS, SEEGEON (Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, Torontol, may de consulted on all diseases of domesticated ant male. st McComman Livery Princess Street. NoT.

19. PORTAGE BUILDINGS. Au22 Statemeut the Enterprise of the Place- -Place Growing Rapidly, A number of WHIG readers in Ontario have written asking for the location of all the principal buildings in the Portage, and satisfy their desire we lish the following list, which shows the street and the estate upon which the buildings are erected. We take it from the Review: Knitting factory on Mary street, MeLean estate. Stock of this mill 000.

East Ward Market, on Garland street, house estate. Court House, on Portage avenue, house estate. Hall, on Saskatchewan avenue, Campbell, Hay Boddy estate. Presbyterian and Baptist Churches, Dufferin and Campbell streets, respectively, Campbell, Hay Boddy es: tate. C.P.

p. RR. station Depot street, Patterson Black Grist mill of the Portage Milling pany, between Anne and McLenaghen streets, Campbell, Hay Boddy estate. Stein brewery on Main street, Lyons' estate. Agricultural Grounds, with 620,000 worth of projected improvements, which project will most assuredly be carried into effect 'east of street, between Assiniboine avenue and the C.P.RR., Smith estate.

New Methodist Church between Gad. dy and Campbell streets, Campbell, Hay Boddy estate. Catholic Church, on Portage avenue, Hagarty estate. Paper factory, on Pacido avenue, Campbell, Hay Boddy en estate. Planing Mill, on Pacifo avenue, Campbell, Hay Boddy estate.

Planing mill on Broadway, bouse estate. Another planing- mill on Dufferin street, Young Schultz estate. Portage and Westbourne railway work. shops, on Leacock avenue, George estate. Grist mill, on Main street, Sobultz estate.

Ontario Bank, corner Garland and Portage streets, house estate. Alloway, Champion Mowatt's and Gordon, Adamson Co's banking houses, on Main street. Review steam printing, office, Main street. E. G.

G. Hay's foundry on Pacific house estate. Most of the commercial business trans. acted in the town is done on Main street. On that thoroughfare there are 82 busi places not including those enume rated above.

Main street is also the centre of the most thickly settled part of the town. Pair of Thieves Caugut. Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock a room in the St. Lawrence Hotel was entered and a silver watch and chain belonging to Samuel Jenkins stolen from his clothing, The police were quickly informed of the larceny, and Officer James Nesbitt detailed to work up the case. The constable visited the various places where second hand goods are bought and sold, but got no trace of the missing articles.

Nesbitt, however, laid a trap for the thieves -he asked to be notified in case any one appeared and offered the watch and chain for sale. Today at noon John O'Neil, who is not a stranger in the police court, entered one of the places to which we have referred and asked the proprietor to advance a sum of money, by way of pur. chase or loan, upon a watch. The latter, on pretence of changing a $10 bill stepped outside, and gave Nesbitt "the tip." The officer at once made for the shop and pounced upon the thief. While taking O'Neil tothe police station Nesbitt noticed Johnny Kelly, a bar tender, and lately upon a protracted carouse, running up street, and at once suspected that he was in some way connected with the theft.

On leaving his suit prisoner of the in the station (Kelly) he went and in found pur runaway him concealed in the -barn in rear of Beaupre's hotel, feigning drunkenness. Upon his person the stolen chain was found. He was taken to the lock up. Meanwhile Sergeant Carson was engaged in searching the person of O'Neil, and having stood off from him a few minutes he bolted out of the side door and made a futile attempt to escape, being captured at the Bank of British North America. Police Court-Friday, Edward Bennett was summoned yes.

terday for assaulting Detective Sullivan, but did not answer. This morning the was again called, but not being present the case was postponed. He had left a deposit when released. Peter Hatton was arrested yesterday while on a continued spree from the 24tb. He was a good worker and was given ten days in which to pay a fine of $2.

Dan Macdonald made his obesiance ouce more to the Magistrate, and gave his reasons for appearing in the city. fie came up from Pittsburg to celebrate the 24th, and with a few cents got drank and went to sleep in a barn. He was "run in" from there. He intimat. ed his intention of going out of the city and to enable him to carry out his purpose, sentence was reserved.

No prosecutor appeared against Alex. Grant who was charged with drunken. ness and using a knife. The prisoner was dismissed. a Fire Works Dispiar.

Spciety in Kingston is under deep ob. ligations to Mr. Joba Carruthers and family for frequent entertainments and wide hospitality. They seem to take the greatest pleasure in having their friends about them. Usually on the Queen's Birthday they have a loyal celebration, and on.

Wednesday evening a beantiful display of fireworks, lasting over an hour, took place on their grounds, witnessed by nearly two hundred invited guests, and we may add by seve rat hundreds more who were not invit. ed, but who balanced themselves finely OD the fences and adjoining places of observation. The guests were after wards entertained at the residence. Hand of "8 The Band of Battery, by permission of Col. Montzambert and officers will play in the City Park to-morrow afternoon at 3:90 (weather permitting), the following programme: Overture Weber o' London.

Coote Selection -Princess Tote. Valse -Moo Ami. Selection -Der FreysoRuta Weber Galop seatuer Viva La Causdienne God Save the Queen. J. W.

THENDELL. Bandmaster. IRISH LEGISLATION. Hopes for the Future- Amendment Rejected- Tue Next Election. Dublin, May Spencer, replying to a deputation from Cork, earnestly hoped that the improvement already discernible in the condition of the country would continue, and the application of the severer powers of the Repression Bill consequently be unneces.

sary, Forty-six Liberal members of the House of Commons have sent a morial to Mr. Gladstone asking him to limit the period of the new Coercion Bill, and to modify the provisions affecting the press, public meetings, and intimidations. Mr. Cowen's amendment, declaring that while the House is desirous of aid. ing the Government in the detention of crime it disapproves the restrictions upon the free expression of public opinion in Ireland, was rejected by 844 to 47, Sir Wilfred Lawson, Labouchere, Butt, Jacob Bright, Storey, P.

A. Tay. lor, Carbutt, Charles Russel, and Henry voting with the minority. The Marquis of Salisbury, speaking at Stratford, dwelt upon the importance of the constituencies preparing for the general election which must speedily occur. He severely ceusured the Kil.

mainbam compact, and described the Arrears Bill as measure for paying the debts of persons from a fund on which they have no claim. London, May 26. -Nearly 70 suspects have been released during the past fortnight. NEWS OF THE DAY. Blondin, the hero of Niagara, is engaged to give an exhibition at Cardiff, Wales.

Butchers', and not plumbers' wives, will wear the sealskin cloaks of the future. Krupp, the German gunmaker, has recently employed 8,000 more workmen. He now has 18,000. It takes a girl about four hours longer to wash the front windows of a house than the back ones. Jay Gould's income is one dollar each second.

He has invested $15,000,000 in the name of his wife. While American girls are marrying Englishmen, English girls are finding favor in Oriental countries, An eccentric fancy in hosiery is the stocking of silk with a peacock'e feather in tinted gold on the instep. Edward Richardson, of Mississippi, is the largest raiser in the world, the Khedive of Egypt being second. Two hundred clerks were discharged on Saturday from the wholesale store of A. T.

Stewart in New York. Glass eyes for horses are now made with such perfection that the animals themselves cannot see through the deception. It is easy to tell the perfect gentleman. He makes sure no one is looking before wiping his mouth on the table cloth. Queen Victoria's servants doffed their crape armlets on Prince Leopold's wedding day for the first time since his father's death.

O' Donovan Rossa accuses himself of all the crimes that are committed in Ireland, but can persuade no one to believe him. Reid, of the New York Tribune, has bran new Reid in his house. The tone is good, and he lies awake half the the night listening to it. "Orthographischesortheopische Worterbuck" is not a new style of infernal machine, but a new book which is about to be fired at the defenceless public. A hunter, near Metz, recently shot a raven of remarkable size, to one of the feet of which was attached a metal ring, with the inscription "Born at Lourtrey, A very bad picture of Gladstone is on exhibition at the Grosvenor gallery, London.

The of a well known Irish landlord, gazed upon the wife, canvas, was heard to say, "At last we are Female candidates for the study of medicine in Russia are constantly creasing. The total number admitted within ten years is 959. Of these 271 have finished their studies, and 152 are now practicing. A resident of Iowa received $10,000 the other day. That night burglars broke into his house, bound him, and blew his safe into fragments, but found nothing.

He had carelessly left the money in his trousers pocket. A man in Texas had a kind mule which he wanted to trade. To show we how gentle the mule was he stepped up be. hind him and gave him a brisk slap. Says the local paper: "There was a private funeral over the mule trader's remains two days after." The New York aldermen have adopted An ordinance preventing beating drums or blowing horns in that city by itinerant shows or to attract public tention; also playing organs before 9 a.m.

or after 9 p.m. does not affect bands of music or societies or parades. Mrs. Lilly died on the 26th of April at Camberwell, England, in her 92nd year. She attended the Queen as month.

ly nurse at the birth of Her Majesty's mine children, and was greatly respected and esteemed by her. The Queen sent a wreath to be placed on her grave. An incident occurred in Paris the other day worth relating. A customer of the Bank of France was goiug down the steps with 5.000 francs of gold in a handkerchief, when the handkerchief gave way and the money wept rolling in all directions among the passing crowd. The spectators aided in gathering up the money, and it was found, upon counting it, that not a coin was missing.

MARINE NEWS. The sobr. Grantham, from Saginaw, has arrived at Collinsby, The sohr. Norway has cleared for Toledo for another cargo of timber. The prop.

Argyle has arrived bere with iron from Marquette consigned to Montreal. This is like taking coals to Newcastle. The schr. Anna M. Foster gets le.

on oats from Kingston to Oswego free out and in, 25c. for coal to Belleville and 40c. for iron ore from Belleville to Fair Haven AFTER the cuimication of manhood st forty, the prime of life begins to decline into old Ago, The activity of the digestive apparatus, which at first was sufficient not only to provide for the daily waste, but to add new material later on ie only able to supply the daily waste, and at last is too imperfect to maintain the balance and sus. tain the frame in its existing entirety. At this period, when the expenditure is greater than the income, WHEELER's Phosphates and Calisays, by augmenting nerve force and supplying ready made tissue element will have a tendency to prolong life HAvING had such a run on our first lot of Scotch tweeds, we bave again been obliged to re-order.

This lot is a choice selection of patteras and those in need of suitings may depend on getting some thing nice. Remember we guarantee 8 first-class fit. Z. Prevost, New York Clothing Store, Brock street. are most injurioos.

The great- substitute for these pauseons little calomel pills ia Dr. Carson's Stomach and Constipation Bitters. They cleanse the bowels, stimulate the liver and kidneys, and cure all stomach dis orders, such as at dyspepsia 50 and indigestion. In largo bottles cents. H.

Wade. Agent. taken into the stomach in con eastrated form, such as pills and powders, FOR SALE. C. MeGILL'S LIST.

S. A Street: brick cottege.nearly woodshed new on well Upper Colborua rooms and cistern Lot. 40 132. The property known as Ledford's Point Wolfe Island: frame dwelling, house, 5 acres of land, good garden orchar3 fifteen minute. walk from the Ferry; a good suzumer residence.

Frame house on corner of George aud Patrick Streets: fre rooms and a kitchen yard and woodshed. Also The adjoining, and kitchen Frame Cottago, containing three rooms stable and garden. FOR SALE OR TO RENT- The property 10. Barriefield, owned and occupied by Martin Strachan, Esq. House contains nine rooms, kiteben, pantries, There is also a driving house, stable, the usual outbuildings, and about four acres of land.

S. C. MCGILL, Real Estate Agent. April 14. Clarence Re A FINE occupied CITY in part PROPERTY.

by AIRS. -That owned STRATFORD, and situated on Princess Street, corner of Clergy St. This has been a business stand for 95 years. Good building lots can be had on both streets. The lot comprises the fifth of an acre; containa subetantial, Stone Building, for a store and residence, besides building lots on both streets Good well upon the premises.

Applicants may view the property at any time. RARE CHANCE. A A valuable Property on the corner of Bay and Boudhead Streets, opposite Old Methodist Chapol, in this city, is for sale cheap, on easy terms. The owner, Mrs. O'Donnell, has left the eity, and desires to cell at once.

For particulars apply to T. H. McGUIRE, Barrister. THAT the desirable West side BRICK of Centre DWELLING Street, bot HOUSE ween Union And King Streets, with 8- ol al Rare of land attached, owned by MS. HUGH FRASER.

The residence contains 10 rooms SUD an excellent cellar, There is also a Apply to MACDONNELL MUDIE So. icitore. Dec. THAT nine DESIRABLE rooms water STONE works; HOUSE, large contain cis. tern and well attached; outbuildings in good repair.

Situation good. For further particulars enquire of DAVID CUNNINGLAM, on the prevaises, No. 64 Arch Street. 'TWO Dwelling COTTAGES, Houses, WELL in Stone, SITUATED; Brick Savor and Roughcast. Also a large number of Town Lots for sale, on Liberal Terms, by JAB.

J. WHITEHEAD, Real Estate Agent, Kingston. LARGE A Depot, dition. The good repair. STONE DWELLING at the G.

T.R. with 11 rooms, all in excellent confences and outbuildings are also in Apply to MR. JAMES NESBITT. For Sale or to Lease. FORA TERM TWO OF STORY YEARS.

STONE BUILDING fronting on the corner of Ontario and Johnson Streets, aud covering Lots C. and opposite the Anglo American Hotel. The building 19 suitable for a wholesale warehouse; is in proximity to the Grand Trunk Railway Freight Sheds and Swift's Wharf. Also a TWO-AND. HALF STORY STONE DWELLING HOUSE in Williamsville: premises in good repair oDe acre of land attached thereto, one half of which is laid out as a garden; the whole it good dition, and laid out to meet all ordinary wants of a family.

Apply to the proprietor, R. ROSE. etalla, fruit trees and garden, large cistern and neyer failing spring well, with pumps in kitchen, Ape verandas and balcony, Enquire of the owner, J. A. KARCH, corner of Earl and Alfred Streets.

A cessary RESIDENCE, baking AND equipments BAKE SHOP, Also with TWEN beTY ONE TOWN LOTS, all in the centre of the Village of Maryaville, Wolfe Island; will be leased or sold en bloc or in part Apply to D. J. KNAPP on the premises. PLACES TO LET. BRO FROM 1st STREET.

MAY, those fine premises on Brock Street, lately occupied by Mr. Blondheim Terms liberal. Apply to DR. HENDERSON Q.0. CLARENCE MAY, STREET.

that Excellent Houseon Clarence Street, next to Mr. Britton's Offices Terms liberal. Apply to DR. HENDERSON, Q.C TAW OFFICES. THE OFFICES on Clarence street, la ely occupied by Messrs.

Britton Whiting. POssession WALKEM given immediately. Apply to Messre WALKEM, Or to MR. O. F.

GIL DERSLEEVE. March 15. The Hotel known as 'The Anglo Amorican EL OPENING. corner of Johnson and Ontario Streets Kingston. Possession on 1st May.

Apply to KIRKPATRICK ROGERS. ROCK STREET. in the Anchor Buildinga, fronting on the Market Square, Immediate pos session. Apply to BAWLEN MACHAR. RAGOT the 1st STREET.

of May, a DESIRABLE HOUSE on Bagot Street, West, near the Park, contuinng. 12 rooms, with bath room, Apply to SHAW. April 1. WANTED. A A GENERAL KEARNS, Clergy SERVANT.

Street. Apply to MRS. JAS. A to GOOD McKELVEY SMART BOY for BIRCH. front shop.

Apply CUBES for address Retail at Hat once and to Fur MILLS business. BROS. Ap. A Barrie RESIDENT Street. Apply CARETAKER to MISS fOr a E.

G. School ROSE, on No. 202 Queen street. TO or SCOTCH PURCHASE-A TERKIER. SMALL Apply POODLE by letter PUP to Box 125 WHIG Office.

BARBER good -White; man I will wages 88 give no good Sunday situation. work. CHAS. A BRADSHAW Watertown, N.Y. SPECIFIC ARTICLES.

MOR SALE BILLIARD at a bargain -a Riley May TABLE, suitable for a parlor, with Cues, Balle, Rack, complete. Apply at WHIG Office. A SMALL STEAM are first-class; ENGINE would AND be BOILER suitable for a to steam Y. yacht from 80 to 45 feet in length. Apply X.

P.O. Box 978. LOST. A TEN The CENT finder PIECE is with requested initials to of leave "A.E.aL. it at the WHIG Office.

"LED ASTRAY." A rooms, wood and Briek coal House shed, a large containing loft for 18 clothes lines. driving shed and stables of three Consumers, do not be led astray by buying low priced TEA A The Market is fall of Cubap Trashy Bean Ta the we say "Pay Pair Prices and Get Good Value." This you can rely ou getting by purchasing froto STROUD 150 PRINCESS STREET Also at Ottawa and Montreal. Nay 11. NOTICE. Annual Meeting of stockbolders of the Cataraqui Cemetery Company will be bold OD SATURDAY.

27th MAY, at the office of Dr. Henderson, C. Clarence Street, at 8 p.m., for the election of Directors and for general purposes relating to the management of the Com pany. F. J.

GROROR. May Secretary, 250 yds. of Good Filling Earth to be disposed of from Centre of City, Arely to W. JONES, opposite Mrs. Burgees.

Priucese Street. May.