"1b5e78cb-261c-474a-82f8-097d0ed010f5"@en . "CONTENTdm"@en . "2017-03-07"@en . "1887-06-20"@en . "https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/dbc/items/1.0345666/source.json"@en . "application/pdf"@en . " \u00E2\u0080\u00A2ieAiBW\"\nmwm\ntoiitna a\nNEW VTESTMINSTER, B. 0., MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1887.\nNUHBER 142\ntolw smith, tun.\nI0C-0l.rkson atiMt, opposite nar\nirnot Colonial Hotel.\nIDErIOR-As\u00C2\u00BB\u00C2\u00AB W-i opposite new\nt Church.\nIOEHOTJB8-10 a, m. to IS noon; 9\nndK,B.A..M.D\u00E2\u0080\u009E '\nPHYSICIAN A BTmMOS.\n0B ud llWIBM'O&^uroh St.\nexl door to rtmertr Home), new\nilumbleet., Mow Wtelmlnswr. B.0.\n\u00E2\u0080\u0094 -E-a\u00E2\u0080\u0094'-'-- u- \u00E2\u0080\u0094 \u00E2\u0096\u00A0 ' inland\n.ieonn-\n\"teste\nllnmbla Bt., n\u00C2\u00AB WMunmsier, j\nIMILD A \u00E2\u0096\u00A0eC.JIX,\nBABRIBTERfl,\nSOUOnOBS, BTO\n.. Moken.ieStn.t,Kew ^\u00E2\u0080\u00A2\u00E2\u0080\u00A2Jg*\u00C2\u00BB!ftr\u00C2\u00AB\nVancouver, RO, jySldwto \u00E2\u0096\u00A0\n0. ATKIHSOH,\nKABRIBTBR, fMMCWOR, \u00C2\u00ABc.\nCensle Street,\nrfeioto Sew Westminster, B. 0,\nA. JKMMB,\nBABBtSTEB-AT-LAW,\nil commence business on the 1st ot\nyprox.\nfflee \u00C2\u00BBt the offloe ol H. V.Bdmonde,\nI., Mackenslo Street, dnr/'llc\nT HORMAS BOLB,\nBARBI8TEB-AT-LAW.\nid Aleut. MoMytoLou.\nolumbln Bt,, K.w Westminster, RO.;\nd \"Mow's Block, Gamble St., V\u00C2\u00BBncou-\nf, B.0. seilc\nW. ORAJIT,\nTURNER, BEETON & CO.\nMERCHANTS,\nWHABf STREET \u00E2\u0080\u00A2 T10T6BU.\n+&msmu cos\nNorth British ud Mercantile\nInsurance Co. for Mainland.\nH.C. BEETON A CO.,\n36 Finsbury Circus,\nLondon, E. C.\nTHE CLARENCE\n\ Corner Tates 4 Douglas Streets,\nVsOTORIA, B. Q.\nARCHITECT\nA. J. Hill's one.,\nIwleSSto MoKensleBt\n| II. CLOW,\nARCHITECT.\nOFFICE, for the present, at residence on\nUnion Street.\nsor Word mny be left nt D. WaVsBpok-\nore- -dwfesto\n \u00E2\u0080\u0094. -tmt\t\nHPT. PITTENDMOH,\n;\nI.ANU AOENT, AC, AC\nColumbia Street,\nMa M.\ndwnoljtc\n-ros-\nCream & Fancy Cakes\n\u00E2\u0080\u0094ao tu\u00E2\u0080\u0094\nA. DIEBEL'S\nFRONT STREET, Orp. C. P. N. WHA.r.\ndsestlc\nCOME AND SEE!\nW. H. HOLOIN.\nAVINO TAKEN POSSESSION OF\n. the \"Temperance Honse,\" fronting\n__ Oolumblaana Church streets,opposite\nth. Episcopal Churob, and now known\n-.the\nFARMERS' HOME!\nSill aooommodat. tho traveling publlo\nthe following rates:\nBoard per day II 00\n^ \" \" w\u00C2\u00ABk 4 00\n8in\u00C2\u00BBle Meals. al\nBeds \u00C2\u00BB\nBSVOood accommodation for Ladles and\nfamilies. myeto\n-Flowers for sale\nI Mcdonough\ni HAVING TAKEN\nLuudbom'sBulldiiiR, Front si.\n(Formerly occupied by Kyle A Tlllon),\n18 NOW READY\nto serve bis customers and everybody\nwith as good a stock as a man wants to\nselect from.\nDry Oood., Groceries, Pr.vlsl.as.\nCrKkery, Gl\u00C2\u00ABssw\u00C2\u00ABre. BmIs, die.\nOome and see the now place, and lot ns\nknow what you thick of It.\ndwoclOlc C. MCDONOUGH.\nCHARLES MURRAY,\nCLARKSON STBEET,\n0pp. Registry Offlee, Hew West'r.\nWiaNl\nPAPER HANOIMD, ClAZIHO, KALSOMIHIHO, Ao.\nWALL PAPER.\nThe largest assortment of Wall Paper\nIn tbe City, comprising newest patterns,\nalways on hand at bottom prices. Samples on view at T. R. Pearson A Co.'a\nStore, Columbia hi. Paper baaalai at\nspecially low rates. dseUtc\nE. HUTOHERSON,\nNURSERYMAN A DEALER IN\nFruit nd Ornamental Trees,\nLAPHtR'B USDIrlO, B. O.\nmHE BOBSORIBER WISHES TO IN-\nX form tho people of British Columbia\nthat he has established a Nursery at Ladner's Landing, and Is prepared lo all\nall order, for Fruit Trees, Ornamental\nTrees, Shrubbery, Vines, Small Fruits,\nAo. Trees Imported or home grown .o>\ncording to tbe wishes of customers, The\nsubscriber has had a thorough practical\ntraining In the builness, and having a\npermanent stake In the country lelsMs\nInterest to deal fairly with the public. He\nwill wait upon tho various town, and settlements shortly, and .11 orders will hav.\nhis personal attention. _______-\u00E2\u0080\u009E\n0111210 E, HUTCHERSON.\n'v* \u00C2\u00ABM,\nAbsolutely Pure.\nThis powder novcr varies. A marvel of\npurity, btrcneth anil wholesomenesB. Mora\naeonoinlcul limn tlie ordinary kinclH.and\noannot bo Hold In oompotlilon with the\nmultltudo of low test, short weight alum\nor phosphate powders. Sold only In cans,\nRoyALBAKI.NQPOWDP!BCo.,W6WaU8L,\nNew York. 8fely\nSafe for Sale.\nA NO. 10 TAYLOR'S SAFE, in good\nA order; 21x211 Inches Inside; win bo\nsold cheap. Apply at this office dwfeUtc\nFOR SALE.\nONE-HALF INTEREST IN thoLANQ-\nloysaw ond riantng Mill: mill In\ngood order. For particulars apply on th.\npremises to f H.WEST,\nOr, Messrs. DItAKK, JACKSON,\nuplSlo A HELMCKEN, Victoria.\nFor Sale or Lease.\nA FARM CONTAININO MS ACRES-\nA partly Improved. Kltunted oo the\nNorth Arm, Kmscr River, about 0 miles\nfrom New Westminster dud aboutsmlles\nfrom Vancouver. For particulars api'ly\nto JAMES, MILLER. Ken Island, North\nArm,or to JOHN SPROTT, Immigration\nAgent, Now Westminster. dwjclml\nFarm for Sale.\nCONSIST1NO OF TWO LOTS OF, 165\nand 100 acres {which will be sold together or separately); 8 mllos from New\nWestminster; flrst-oinss land; about 2S\nacres dyked; bnlanoo Pralrlo and Hush;\nwill be sold lit a bargain.\nApply to C. 0. MAJOR. ,\ndwmhStc NcwWeslmlnslcr.\nNew Westminster\n--e8!\nTHE ABOVE WORKS HAVE BEEN\nopened In the Building formerly occupied by Morgan the Barber,\nOut Door West or Dickinson's Bit-\n\u00C2\u00ABher Shop.\nCall and Inspect our work and obtain\nprices.\nWe are th. only practical H.rkle Cutters on the Mainland.\nAlways In stock, a good assortment of\nMONUMENTS,\nHEADSTONES,\nMANTLES, Etc.\nRUDBE & MONCK.\nNew Wwt., April IS, 1817. dwaplsre\nESTABLISHED 1839.\nROBT. DICKINSON\nBUTCHER,\nNearly tpposltt the ColonUl Hotel,\nNEW WESTMINSTER.\nTHK LARGEST AND CHOICEST\nassortment ol all descriptions ot\nMEATS AND VEttETABLES\nConstantly on hand, and supplied to Families, Restaurants, ud Stttmtnat. at th.\nLOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.\nEstate of Kelly Bros.\nTAKEJOTICE.\nA LL PERSONS INDEBTED, TO TRE\nA above Estate are notified that Mr.\nHenry V. Edmonds Is nlon. authorised\nby us to receive payment thereof nnd In\ngive receipt, for same.\njNawiL\u00E2\u0080\u0094.\nAislguees of Estate at Kelly Bros,\ndmttsto\nitfOTICE.\nTJOTICE IS HEREBY (1IVKN THAT\nIN 1 hav. made application In the Chief\nCommissioner ot Und. and Works for a\nlleonse to cut and carry nwnvtlniberon\nand from the following described land,\nsituated at Howo Round, New Westminster District:\nCommencing at a stake on tho north\nshore of Thornborongh channel, north of\nSkin's point on oamblerlslnnd; thenoe\nnorth 80 chains, west 80 chain\", sooth to\nthe shore line, thenoe along shore to piece\nof onmmpnoemotft-contnliilii\u00C2\u00AB about Hon\n.ores, more or less. \u00E2\u0080\u009E a n,CKMAN.\nNew We\u00C2\u00ABtmlnnt\u00C2\u00ABr, Mny 20, HBff.\ntlmyMmt ^\nFor Sale Cheap.\n..JtflllTMII.E\nCitho flJins. swlnifiraacTa lof of Uthe\nTools; one American Drill [foot power,\n'I one Kydranllo Punoh A Shears;\nRJHIORSE-P\nEngine; ono r\nand a lot of other Tools. Applyto\nWALTER BLAOKIE,\ndwmyl7m2\n\u00E2\u0096\u00A0 City.\nForSeile!\n1 SPAN DARK BAY MARES, I and 5\n1 years old; good travellers; worn slnglo\nor double, , , ,\n1 stay Norse, 8 years old; works single or\ndouble; nice Indies' or gents' saddle bone;\nvery gentle.\n1 toealed Buggy, 4 springs; nearly new.\nS Ions of Timothy Hay on North Arm,\nFraser river.\nSS bbls. Ball Salman. 8 bair-bbla. Sail\nB.lnt.a Bellies. . .\nAlso-One aad .ne-alalk Interest In\n\u00C2\u00ABll,W.l.rC\u00C2\u00ABa,\u00C2\u00BBy.w;rFBBNOa\nNew West, Nov. 11th, 1880. dwuollto\nNOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,\n\u00E2\u0080\u00A2Vt'OTIOrJ IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT\nPi tho partnership heretofore existing\nbetween the undersigned as General\nBlacksmiths nnd Wagon Makers has this\nday been dissolved by mutual consent.\nMr. E.Sully will collect all accounts dec\ntbe Into firm nnd sottlo all claims against\nDatod this 30th day of May. 1887.\n.1. E. SULLY.\ndjellml\nJ. RENWICK.\nUltaintdVoita\nCHURCH STREET.\nMAK11LE AND GRANITE WORK ot\n\u00E2\u0096\u00A0ill kinds. Call and Inspect before\npnirmilalng Wand cnpllnl. I leave my\nwork tn siicnk for Itself. K. B.-X. .*\u00E2\u0080\u00A2\npre.llresrmpt.yrd. .. ......._\u00E2\u0080\u009E.\ndwiplSIc ALEX. HAMILTON.\nWood and Goal.\n\u00E2\u0096\u00A0plin HUnSORlBER BAB ON HAND A\nX Inrtfu quantity of\nBEST WELLINGTON LUMP GOAL\ni. \ un assortment of\nCORD WOOD,\nWhich ho will soil at lowest ratea, He\nwill also promptly attend to all kinds of\nOrders left at Mr. McColl's store on Columbia street, or at my house, Douglas\nstreet, will meet with prompt attention.\nHENRY ELLIOTT.\nNew Westminster B, C. JlylOlc\nNOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.\nAssessment Act and Provincial Revenue Tax.\nHEW WKSTIHSHTBR KUTBICT.\nVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT\nJJI Provlnclul Revenuo Tax and all\nTaxes levied under Iho Assessment Acts,\nfor Ihe year iss7, ore due und payable at\nmy office. ,,, . ....\nAdditional expense will bo avoided by\n.paying sumo on or before tlio nth Inst.\nC. WARWII1K,\nAssessor A Collector.\nNewWe\u00C2\u00BBlmln\u00C2\u00ABler,.lnon 111,1887. dwjsjWd\ngrtilg $titwh \u00E2\u0082\u00AColttmbian\nMonday Evening, Jan. *>, 1BST.\nThe first temperance test divisions in the present house of commons took place at Ottawa on Monday. As a result, we have a guarantee that the Scott Act will be\npreserved from mutilation, und the\nfact that absolute prohibition came\nwithin 12 votes of becoming law.\nThe temperance question is likely\nto loom up in the near future, and\nto afford political parties an issue\nthat they will scarcely be-able to\ndodge.\u00E2\u0080\u0094Winnipeg Sim.\nThe case ngahisjjjlisallowancepre.\nsentcd ny Mr. Watson was un\u00C2\u00BBn\nswernble. Sir Charles' principal\narguments were that the Mackenzie\ngovernment prohibited competition,\nand that gratitude should lead the\nManitoba\u00E2\u0084\u00A2 to submit to the disa\nbility under which they labor. Their\nanswer to the first is that in the\n0. P. 11. under Mackenzie there was\nsomo sort of an excuse for disallowance, though in the case ot an eastern line, viz: the Intercolonial, the\ngovernment, instead of preventing\ncompetition, encourages it by means\nof subsidies to shorter lines, As\nfor the gratitude argument, it Is\nhard indeed on the western settler\nthat he should be compelled to show\nhis appreciation of the government's\nrailway policy by submitting to the\ndeprivation of his constitutional\nrights, and to freight and passenger\nrates which he cannot pay and live.\nMoreover, the Manitoba settler pays\nevery whit as much as the eastern\ntaxpayer for the use of one hundred\nmillions borrowed to construct the\nCanadian Pacific; that money forming part of the publio debt. Sir\nJohn's arguments were not any more\nforcible than thoso of Sir Charles;\nin fact it is said the case'against\ndisallowance was unanswerable. Tho\nlarge majority obtained, by the government was due, no doubt, to the\nearnest but mistaken belief of the\n\"Bolters\" and several Liberals that\ndisallowance is necessary to the\npreservation of eastern interests, and\nto the indisposition on the part of\nthe opposition to exert itself on be\nhalf of a province which has given'\nthem such small encouragement to\nfight its battles.\u00E2\u0080\u0094TWoiito Mail.\nEvery month tho hydrographic\noffice in Washington publishes a\nchart of the North Atlantic for the\nguidance of pilots, which shows the\nmain direction of the currents and\nof the prevailing winds during the\nmonth, and also the position of wandering wrecks which are carried\nabout the ocean by wind and current. The chart for May shows that\nno fewer than sixteen of these\n\"derelicts\" are now Boating about\ntho ocean lines which are traversed\nby the great transatlantic steamships. These abandoned wrecks are\na cause of considerable danger to\nall ocean vessels, as the waterlogged hulls -are well down in the\nwater, and their presence is not very\nnoticeable at night, in many instances, until a ship is almost on\ntop of them. With the multiplication of ocean-going vessels the number of these derelicts also multiply,\nas they do not quickly break up, in\nmany oases. During ten months of\n1886 and I486, one wreck, that ot\ntho schooner \"Twenty-One Friends,\"\nabandoned oft\" the coast of Virginia,\nfloated to within three hundred\nmiles of the coast of Ireland, then\nto a point one hundred miles north\not Gape Finisterre, and when last\nseen was drifting at right angles in\nthe direction ot the prevailing current, having already wandered 3,000\nmiles. This feature ot the drift of\nderelicts makes it difficult if not\nimpossible to calculate their prob\nabb whereabouts at any time, und\not course render pilot charts showing their positions the month pre\nvious almost useless. These derelicts are sometimes picked up by\nBritish men-of-war which are tho\nocean world's only policemen; their\nservices are, of course, wholly casual.\nTlio hydrographic officer nt Washington declares that the time has\ncome for the nations of the world to\napportion out the high seas for surveillance. Captain Bartlett, the\nAmerican hydrographer, suggests in\nhis latest reports that the navy department at Washington should\ntake the initiative in calling for an\ninternational convention to discuss\nthe matter.\u00E2\u0080\u0094Montreal Witnttt.\nGeorge Eliot is buried at Highgate\ncemetery, London. Th. grave is in a\nmost unnttraotiv. spot. The stone tt\nits head is perfectly simple and is ol\nwhite marble. It bum the ntme Mary\nAnn Cross above thst of George Eliot.\nAcross a narrow pathway ia lbs grave\nof Georgo Lewes. His grav. looks\nmuch older than that ot Georgo Eliot,\nalthough it waa made but two years\nlater.\n .. \u00C2\u00BB> \u00E2\u0096\u00A0\nAn order in council has been patted\nremoving tolls on grain passing through\nWetland Osnal.\nTHE NEWS.\nThe Jubilee Celebrations In\nKiiKland.\nLondon Crowded ud Becked wllh\nBunting.\nTacltucen Mncli 1'lca.cd ul the Loyally\nof tlie People*\nOTHER ITEMS OF IKTMEBT.\nBy Associated Press.\nA KOKHF.lt C'ARPBFl),\nToronto, June 19.\u00E2\u0080\u0094Jas. A. Wilson,\na Philadelphia forger, was arrested here\nlost night. He had been living here with\nhis wife and family under an assumed\nname for the last 2 months. His defalca..\ntion. nre reported to amount to WOO.OOO.\nh'nlUKX OVATF.O, . \"..'\nDuiiMN, Juno IP.\u00E2\u0080\u0094Win.O'Brien arrived here this evening and was received\nwith the grcatost ovation witnessed here\nIn many years.\na WH01.GSALF. nnowNiita. .\nPro'ii, June 10.\u00E2\u0080\u0094The election lias re.\nsuited in a return of 224 liberals, 38 moderate oppositionists, 60 Independents, and\n10 members of no particular party.\nNews reaches horo of a party \u00C2\u00B0f pilgrims\nwho, while crossing tho Danube at Paks,s\nwere thrown Into tlio water by the cap-\"\nsizing of tlie boat. 127 were rcscaed,\nbut 188 were drowned. 87 of the Indies\nare still missing, the balance having been\nrecovered.\njGBiwEK mora.\nLondon, Juno 20.\u00E2\u0080\u0094A riot occurred\nduring the jubilee celebration at Liverpool to-day between a party ol\nOrangemen and a crowd of socialists.\nSticks and stones were freely used oni\nmany an both Bides received serious\ncuts and bruises. The police dispersed\nthe crowd and arrested five of tho leading parties. The superior council of\nwar lias approved of Gen. Ferron's\narmy reforms.\nJl'BILEB VI8ITOBS.\nLohdok, June 20.\u00E2\u0080\u0094Tlie Prince of\nWales and his sons met the duke of\nAosta Grand Duke of Saxe-Coburg-\nGoetha and Prince Herman Hohenlohe\non their arrival in Loudon yesterday.\nThe streets wero thronged with people\neager to seo the jubilee preparations\naud to catch a glimpse of the foreign\nroyal visitors. The German crown\nprince nnd hut family passed the day\nnt Marlborough House with the Prince\nof Wales, and attonded service in the\nchapel, where most of the jubilee\nguests met. Jubilee services were\nheld throughout the kingdom yesterday. Tho Marchioness of Londonderry\n! will present to tlio Queen a casket containing 160,000 signatures and \u00C2\u00A3370\nin cosh, as an offering from Irish ladies.\nA joint jubilee gilt to the Queen from\nall her children uid grand-children\nwill be a goldandsilvercentre-piece\nfor tables aduMMMfeprecious stones.\nIt was execWttHKlin and it comprises three heartr retting on a common base, iu the centre of which are\nthe British anus, bearing the legend,\n\"Her children and grand-children to\ntheir ever beloved mother and grand-\nmothor.\" The middle portion containing the portraits of the donors hat\na solid gold lid. Surrounded by\na] royal crown to right and left\nrespectively nro the lion and the unicorn.\nLONDON CROWDED.\nThree hundred peer* tnd other\nprominent persons belonging to the\nRoman Catholic church have returned\nthe tickets entitling them to seats in\nWestminster Abbey to-morrow during\nthe jubilee services. The city is el-\nready showing sign, ot being crowded\nin anticipation of to-morrow. The\nthrongs on the streets tre more numerous thsn at any time within the\nrecollection of the present generation.\nIn tome parts of the town the crush is\nso hoary that it impedes traffic in th.\nstreet. The Queen this morning drove\nfrom the castle at Windsor to the railway station and came to London on a\nspecial train. She drove from the\nstation here to Buckingham palace.\nCrowds of peoplo lined the entire\nroute in town and displayed the greatest enthusiasm. Her majesty appeared\ndelighted at the loyally exhibited and\nbowed and smiled in every direction.\nThe decorations with banners, mutton,\nand flags tre progressing enormously\ntnd promise to eclipse anything; of the\nkind ever before attempted in Englnud,\nSF.Atll'HlXli FOB llVX.t MITE.\nThe police to-day nude n i borough\nsearch of Westminster Abbey as u precaution against dynamite outrage, on\nto-morrow's ovent. Two persons attempted to enter the Abbey but were\nprevented by the police. An illuminated addreit from British subjects\nresident in Boston, Mass., will ho\nformally delivered to hor mtjeity 'hit\nafternoon at Buckingham palace.\nTUB rllESIDENT'S COScmATlTtATIOSS.\nLondos, Juno 20.\u00E2\u0080\u0094The Queen this\np. ui. accorded V. S. Minister Phelps\nn private nudience ut Buckingham Palace for tlio purpose of allowing him to\npresent President Chsvohnul'. jubilee\ncongratulations. Tliu Queens demeanor towards him was most cordial.\nShe expressed tho warmest thanks for\nthe president's congratulations.\nMITCHHM. KSOt'KKIl OVT.\nNew Youk, June 18,-Tho fjS.OOO\nohampionshipof the world light-weight\n, prize fight between Jim Ohtrney, the\nEnglish champion, nnd Jimmy Mitch-\nell, of Philadelphia, came off last night\n30 miles up the sound. Oharnty won\nby knocking Mitchell out in the\neleventh round. It wot a hard fought\nbattle tnd one of the cleverest teen In\nmany years. The time ol fight wit\n41 minutes, 70 seconds. It wit the\nthe Ont time Mitchell hu been\nknocked out.\ncoBteuet DlipatckM.\nThe steamer CbampUin, bound for\nCheboygan from Chicago, was Darned\n' night at the mouth of Qtand\nTraverse Bar, with ST Dassangset and\nth. ortw on board, of whom 23 were\ndrowned, all being compelled to jump\ninto the lake. The fire wts ottstdby\na lamp explosion.\ni five persons wen killed aad many\nwounded in Thursday's cyclone at\nGrind Forks, Dak. Th. chain lightning, tuecetded to,cwthin. thunder,\nwas appalling. Th. storm lasted half\ntn hour, th. tir being U)ed with dshtf.\nof .11 kinds. All th.stn.tt.re covered with wrtaks^e. lijti heavy.\nThe Ottawa \"Jeitrno! says Sir John\nMsedcnald will rebir. from Canadian\npdlit|cs .nd titer visiting England to\nkm* the fiiherh* question and endeavor to obtain an imparls!' UsWft\nlor the Canadian Pacific steamship\nscheme, will be either made ministw\nat Washington or appointed a member\nof the judioi.1 committee of th. Im-\npsrisl Privy Council,\nMaple Bldge SrttxJ.\n[Correspondence of the Columblsn.l\nThe examination of this school took\nplace on the 6th Inst. Theattendaao.\nwu large. The interest taken in the\ntchoolby parent, .nd trasteu wu\nmsnilssted u usual. Among the vitl-\ntors present were, Mrs. MeKenewy,\nMrs. Seocombe, Mn. Brtdden, Mn..\nPembarthy, Mn. Ltity, Mn. Hampton, Mn. Trembath, Mrs. Hirrit, Mn.\nYoumtnt, Rev. W. B. Saoeombs,\nMessrs. McKenney, Harris, Lilly,\nFerguson, Irving and Dawson.\nFrizes to the vtlue of 936 were\nawarded. The competition far the>\nprizes, more aspMudly in th. ruding\n\u00E2\u0080\u00A2nd spelling .ieni.ee was quit, ex\nciting. Recitations and vocal music\nbythepupilt added hilarity to th*\nmore piottlc exercises of th. eitmint-\ntion. The pupils scqultted thtraulvu\nwell .nd reflect. degree ol credit on\ntheir uhoel. Thtir eheeifulnwt and\nmanner were highly coropliroented by *,\nth. vititon. At the dote, Mr. Mo-\nKenney, senior trnttta, wu voted into the chair and mad. . pithy speech\nin relation to the school and th. 'examination. He wu followed by\nMessrs. Seocombe ' snd laky who\nmade pleasing tefennoet to the.pre- i\npress rude during Ihe put few yun ,\nin tho school uid in vocal music at\nMaple Ridge. A vote of thank, wu\ntendered Mitt Pemberth* for oBcia-\nting nt the organ and to Mr. tad Mn.\nSeocombe for the interest they We\ntaken during the put four tear* in\nteaching tha children lo sing. The\nboys thin propotad thru ehtan lor\ntheir teacher in which tbey httttily\njoined. After singing tha national\n\u00E2\u0080\u0094\u00E2\u0080\u0094. .1 **\u00C2\u00BB - *-- -\nCloTer YrJIej SeMrf.\n(Correspondence ol tb. ColuraMsn.l,\nThe htlt-yurly examination of thii\nschool took pltco on Thursday, th.\n10th intt. From the Urge attendance\nof parent, and vititon it il plainly to\nbe setn thtt great interest is taken in\neverything pertaining tu tho welfare of\nthe school. The school wu thoroughly examined by Mr.. McLwntn of\nHall's Prairie, and the teacher, the exercises being pleasantly interspersed\nwith recitation, and tongs. Spstchu\nwere made by the truiteu and othsn, .\ncomplimenting the tucket oo the\nefficiency of the school snd the marked\nprogreti during the year, alter which\nthe rolls of honor wen distributed tb\nthe following: general proficiency,\nFrank J. McKetnue; deportment,\nLena MoKonsie; regularity .nd punctuality, Thomas Shannon. The exercises of the day wero bryught toa olou\nby tho school singing, ''God 8\u00C2\u00BBve tha\nQueen.\" In the evening the children\nof the school assembled at the mi-\ndonco of Mr. Duncan McKenzie and\npresented Mr. Reid, the teacher, with\na beautiful album and the following\naddress:\nl)t\u00C2\u00BBKTxiCHEB.-Ou bshalf of th. pupils of Clover Valley school we tak. this\noccasion to present you with thlt tmtll\ntoken u in expression of our tmrtettUen\nand the high esteem InwhtohwehoH\nyou u teacher aad friend. W. hav.\nto thank you for the intenst you hive\never taken in our welfare, and th. progress we have made is largely to be at-\ntribuied to your effort, in our behalf.\nWe regnt tb.t the coun. of 1th asUla\nyou from among us, bat pray that a kind\nprovldeuce will ever guide your foofcrerps\nand shower upon yon the blewlngt which\n(;cnerosity tnd good deeds deserve. On\nlehllf of the school,\n' Lkxa MoKehue,\nMabv J, SuxttOK.\nThe teacher wu liken coetpWely\nby surprise but replied in a lew appropriate words thanking them ana\nthe peoplo of Clover Valla* tar Mis\nKindness and the euurtuy .steaded\nItiia's in Ihe put.tud would al.ayt prise\nit as a memento ot his iliy in Gwvtt\nValley. . .\nJob printing of ill kinds neatly dons\nat the Colombiax office. Prices will be\nfound lower thin it any other offlee In\nthe province.\u00E2\u0080\u0094Adv.\nTho Croat French Remedy, Dr. La-\nUuc's Periodical Pills. Than Puis sit\ncompounded from the purest drugs, tad\nfrom these only which sre know, to act\nupon tlie Generative Organ* ia Ftstllst,\nThey tre Ont enclosed in aa air-tight\ncapsule, tnd by thii menu nude tt ra-\ntofn their tall ttrength for yun la any\nclimite. Ask us for prlvat. ..radar.\nA. M. HaaniKo A D. 8. CuarnAOo.,\nNew Westmlnsteri T. MeNukw, Ladner's Londlngj H. McDowell ft 09., Vancouver! Plmbnry ft Co., Mtathnei T.\nPickard, Unman Island [ A. U. Jllassn\nA Co., Charoalnns; R. B. Blthtrdsin\nVancouver and KamlooMi HuMags Saw\nMill Co., Vincouven Tee Vaaettrm\nDtng Co., Vanooanri I. B, IatrtB, Tabi\nW. R. Megtw. hM Vsltty, H. Ckttk\nft Co., Ksmloowt Labour ft Co.,\nwheleule uent., Viotoria. dwnMyl .;.--^'Vi-iWut* A^y\nJailg $ritish folnmbittti\nOleomargarine is touched upon by\nProf. Atwater in a paper on tbe\n\"Chemistry of Foods,\" in the Century, as follows: \"This is a case\nwhere mechanical invention, aided\nby science, is enabled to furnish a\ncheap, J Plalfjume and nutritious\nfood for the people,.. .Legislation to\nprovide for official inspection of this,\nas of-other food products, and to\nensure that it shall be sold tor what\nit is, and not for what it is not, is\nvery desirable. Every.reasonable\nmeasure to prevent fraud, here as\nelsewhere, ought to be welcomed.\nBut the attempt to curtail or suppress tbe, production of a cheap and\nuseful food material by law, lest the\nprofits which a class\u00E2\u0080\u0094tho producers\nof butter\u00E2\u0080\u0094havo enjoyed from the\nmanufacture of a costlier article\nmay \"lie diminished, is, opposed to\nthe interests of a large body of people, to the spirit of our institutions,\nand to the plainest dictates of justice.\"\nFighting by Strategr.\nThe \"plan of campaign,\" as laid\ndown by the Manitoba government\nin its controversy with the federal\nauthorities over the disallowance\nquestion, is this: The offending road\nis to be built under the provincial\ncharter; ihe provincial act granting\na charter will not be submitted to\nthe federal cabinet for approval until after the railway has been completed, to that if it is disallowed,\ndisallowance will; come too late to\nhinder the construction ot the road.\nIt remains to be seen whether this\nstratagem Will be met by the federal\nauthorities, or allowed to work out\nits own ends. There is such a unanimous public sentiment against\ndisallowance in Manitoba, and this\nsentisnenthas been nursed into suoh\na pitch of intensity, that any overt\nact on the part of the Dominion\ngovernment may produce serious\nresults. .This, agitation has long\nago outgrown party lines. The\nmost pronounced Conservatives of\nManitoba are among, the foremost\nleaders in the agitation. Although\nit is held by some that this it a\ncase tor the application of the principle that the will of the majority\nmutt prevail, there is to be said on\nthe other hand that the majority\nwhioh voted for diullowanco in the\nhouse of commons was a party majority. The vote was strictly a\nparty vote, although two or three\nmembers on both sides voted against\nthe party with whom they usually\nvote. \"If Sir John had left every\nmember bee to vote as he pleased,\nthe result would doubtless have been\nvery different\nSome Strange Doctrines.\nOur very good and uncommonly\nprolix cotemporary of the Vancouver Herald continues to complain\nbecause the Colombian is unable to\nperceive the similarity between the\nOhinese agitation in Vancouver and\nthe disallowance agitation in Manitoba. We are sorry for his disappointment, but really his column of\ndefinition and hair-splitting brings\nus no nearer whatever to the accep\ntance of the views he.professes to\nhold. But we are afraid our co-\ntemporary's teal to establish a parallelism has led him into conflict with\nfaots which stood in his way. He\ndeclares explicitly, for example, that\nit is not true tbe Chinamen were\ncruelly treated by the people of\nVancouverl Now, it is beyond dispute, we suppose, that through intimidation these defenceless foreigners were, forced to leave Vancouver,\nsome of their shanties wero burned,\nand spine of them took refuge in the\nwater to escape persona) violence.\nOur cotemporary need not say that\nno one committed an act of. violence\non these people, and, therefore, there\nwas no cruelty practised. It is an\nold saying that one might as well be\nkilled f us soared, to death. These\nChinamen believed their lives to he\nin imminent danger, and our cotem\nporary will find it difficult to prove\nthat they hod not good ground for\nthe belief. But our cotemporary\ndeclares that \"the liberty which the\nOhinese, have in this country is not\ncivil liberty.\" It he supposes that\nVanoouver embraces the whole of\n\"this country,\" the observation is\nprobably correct.. Until the government',stepped in and insisted upon\nthe enforcement of the law, they\nhad neither civil nor any other kind\nof liberty within the boundaries of\nthardty. \"The liberty they hare,\"\nsays onr learned and consistent co-\ntemporary, \"is accorded to them by\nlaw, and just how it is purchased at\n150 a head.\" Did any of our read-\nen aret before listen to such sublime nonsenMl If the liberty enjoyed- hy I Chinamen in British Co\nluinUa is acoorded by law, what sort\nof IWrt*. is it If not civilt And\nif these people pay . apeoial tax of\n|50 for their liberty, and onr cotom-\nporary p\u00C2\u00BBy> t leu sum, how comes\nIt that a Chinaman it leu entitled\nthnsksssr l ottemporary to the protection # tUS* If our ootsmporary's\npje\u00C2\u00BB4;a\u00C2\u00AB intended to establish any\npriuUMW Jfi *\"*' Chinamen ere\ni^mmtAJet *t uuwlegal pro-\nh>iB,Uit#-*l\"^and property\nU* rh(,Hf'*fed.;betorewecan\n'any suoh doctrine we must\nof him some more substantial Mtkority then the ill-digested\ntheories which he enunciates. Ho\nwill search tho statutes of Canada\nin vajn for any such authority. To\nfollow our cotemporary through the\nrest of liia inconsistencies would be\na profitless task, and we shall not\nundertake it.\nWANTED.\nA N OFFICE. State rent. JSc.\nA A. S. FLEET, .\ndjeiet.1 Colonial Hotel.\nLOT FOR SALE.\nV\nOT II, BLOCK 7, COLUMBIA AND\n' Front Sts. Apply on Ihe premises,\nJAS. KINNEY.\nCooper Stock.\nreli i\nUTTER FIRKINS OF ALL SIZES\n(workmanship warranted); Fish Bar-\nunil half barrels. Any person In\nwant of these goads i\u00C2\u00AB invited to call nnd\nexamine the articles. Shop, Front St.,\nnext to the Foundry.\ndwj\u00C2\u00AB8w2 JAS. KINNEY.\nPiano Tuning.\nO. H. GOODWIN, OF VICTORIA,\n, .Pill visit New Westminster shortly,\nJor a few dnya. Orders for tuning mny be\nleft at Lyal's Bookstore.\ndap20U! GOODWIN A JORDAN.\nDental Notice.\nI EXPECT TO LEAVE FOR THE IN-\nterlor on the 80th Inst., to be nbsent\none month. All requiring dental work\nplease take notice and govern themselves\naccordingly. 0. E. C. BROWN.\n dwmyaiml\nNOTICE\nTENDERS ARE INVITED BY THE\nundersigned till the 25th Inst,, for the\nerection of an Agricultural Hall on the\nChllliwhack Fair Ground. Plans and\nspecifications may be seen at Mr. S. Caw*\nley's residence, Centrevllle, till the 17th\nInst., and after that date at the office of\nthe local government agent. New Westminster. All tenders must be endorsed\nby two responsible bondsmen. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted,\nJ. W. THOMSON,\ns. a a. s.\nChllliwhack, June 10,1887. dwjelStd\nBUGGIES, HARNESS\nCOVERED HACK, ETC..\nFor Sale Cheap!\nTHE UNDERSIGNED HAS HOLD OUT\nhis Stage Business to Geo. Raymond,\nand wishing to close out his Livery Business, he offers the hnlnnce for sale.\nSingle and Double Buggies and Harness, Stages and Sleighs, Ac. Call and\nsee what I offer for sale,\ndjel7w2 W. B. T0WN8END.\nTHE CUT OF LONDON\nFire Insurance Co\nOF LONDON, ENGLAND.\nCAPITAL, \u00E2\u0080\u00A2 . (10,000,000\nDominion Gov't Deposit, 8100,000.\nMi MSMIFTIOM OF INSURABLE NWPERTY\nWRITHHATCUMENJ RATES.\nPolicies Written and\nPaid without Referol\nH. V. EDMONDS,\nAgent, New Westminster.\nH. E. CHOAHDAILE.\nAgent, Victoria A District.\nR. G.TATLOW,\nAgent, Vancouver.\ntor Agents wanted In unrepresented\ndistricts. Applyto\n6.W. GIRDLESTONE,\nGeneral Agent fnr ni Irish Columhln.\n dmyZTml\nB. C. Penitentiary!\nTENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY\nthe undersigned until 12 o'clock noon\non Mondny, June 27th, 18S7. for supplying\nthe Penitentiary from July 1st, 1887, to\nJune 80th, 1888, with thffollowlngartlclcs:\n1. Coal\u00E2\u0080\u0094Wellington Bcrocned.\n2. Beef.\n8. Bread\u00E2\u0080\u0094white mid brown,\n4. Salmon [rodj, froth \u00C2\u00BBnd salt.\n\"\u00C2\u00BB. Groceries,\ntl. Blankets [while, 4*pt.J, per pair.\n7. Flour\u00E2\u0080\u0094best brand In market.\n8. Leather und Pin lint's for Shoe Shop,\ndetailed lists of which mu be obtained on\napplication nt the lVnii.-Hilary.\nNeither tho loweit or any tender noces-\nsarlly accepted.\nSamples may ho seen and blank forms\nof tender obtained on application to tho\naccountant at the Peniicnllnry.\nNo tender will be considered unless or\nthese blank forms.\nImperial weights and measures required. All articles supplied to be of the best\nquality.\nrHlgnedl, ARTHUR H. MYBRIDE,\nWarden.\nJune 8th, 1887. djefiui\n1837\n1887\nCityofVaneonver!\nExtends an Invitation to the Public\ngenerally to join Its cltlKens In the\nCELEBRATION\n OF TItK\u00E2\u0080\u0094-\nJubilee Tear\nOf the Reign of Her Most tiracloits\nMajesty,\nQueen Victoria\nDOMINION DAY!\nTHE COMPLETION OP THE\nCanadian PacISc Railway\nWESTERN TERMINUS\nAnd the Inauguration of .complete Itall\nand Steamship Route from the orient to\nthe Occident through British Terrl lory,\n\u00E2\u0080\u00A2I Ml FIBBt Or JMY SKIT\nSee Hand-bills for Sports and Prises.'\nBrOnntsor Tnr.CoMMiTr.it.\ndwjellld\nBrighouse Estate.\nA LU PARTIES ARE HEREBY CAU-\nA Honed against purchasing of Sam'l\nBrighouse or executing mortgages ou any\nportion of the above estate without tho\nsanction of Manuella Brighouse, his wife,\nor her solicitors.\ndaplSto MANUELLA BRIGHOUSE.\nEducation Branch op\nProvincial .-secretary's Departjibnt,\nVictoria, May 25th, 1887.\nVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT\nll the Annunl Examination of Candidates for Certificates of Qualification to\nteach In the Public Schools of the Province will bo hold In the Agricultural\nHall, Victoria, commencing on Monday,\nJuly-]th, nt 10 a.m.\nIntending candidates nre required to\nnotify this Department ami furnish testimonials prior to June 2,1 li,\nApplicants for Renewal of Certificates\nare hereby notified to comply with the requirement* of sub-section 8 of section 41\nof tho \"Public School Act, 1885.'*\n8. P. POPE,\ndiny28m superintendent of Education.\nNOTICE.\nSITTINGS OF THE COUNTY COURT\nof Cariboo will behcld-\nAt Clinton, Friday, 18th May, 1887.\nAt LUlooet, Wednesday, lHih May. 1887,\nAt 150-Mile House, Tuesday, 28th June,\n1887.\nAt Soda Crook, Thursday, floth June,\n1887.\nAt Quesnellcmouth. Monday, 4th July,\n1887. .\u00E2\u0080\u00A2'\u00E2\u0080\u00A2\u00E2\u0080\u009E\u00E2\u0096\u00A0-'.-,.\nAt Rlohneld, Saturday, Oth July, 18S7,\nByCommnnd,\nJNO. ROBSON,\nProvincial Seoretary.\nProvincial Secretary's Office,\n20111 April, 1887. ilap28td\n3STOTJOB-\nTO ROAD CONTRACTORS,\nSEALED TENDERS WILL BE RE-\nceived by the undersigned up to noon\nof Hnsurdity flic 25tli Inst., for the construction of n road from Agassiz Station\nto Harrison Lake Hot Springs.\nSpecifications can be seen and forms for\ntender obtained at tho Government Offlee,\nNew Westminster, and at the honse of D.\nRobertson, farmer, near Agasslz Station.\nThe lowest or nny tender not necessarily\naccepted,\nc. Varwick,\nGovernment Agont.\nNew Westminster, June l\"ith, 1887.\n dwJelQH\nEvery Man to bis own Business\nPRACTICAL\nCHEMIST& DRUGGIST,\nCOLUMBIA STREET\n(CPP COLONIAl UOTKL1,\nNEW WESTMINSTER, B. O.\nPhysicians' Prescriptions and Finn.\nII)' licclpcsa Specialty.\nN B. \u00E2\u0080\u0094 Only Genuine Drugs usod,\nOver twenty voars' experience. mr23\nRATES OF INSURANCE\nBy Ihe Old Reliable\nOT LONDOH.\nTAKE NOTICE THAT I nAVE BEEN\nauthorised by the Manager to cut\ndown tho rates as low, If not lower, than\nany other Company In this Province.\nJAMKS CIINNIKGHAM,\nAGENT.\nNew Westminster, May 23rd, 1887.\ndmy23ral\nWE TOO,\nItEPRESENTlNO THE\nOF HHOOKLYN, N. V.,\nEtna Insurance Co.\nOS1 HAKTffOBD,\nARE PREPARED TO TAKE RISKS\nus low as any \u00C2\u00BBlln:i' rnmpuuy represented here.\nWe also save the assured tlmo and trouble by being able to wrlle onr pollolcs\nhere without reference to Victoria oilier,\nas we aro direct agents.\nWOODS, TUKXER & GAMBLE,\nAmn's Ni'wWoHlinlnster.R.C\n1st June. 1887. djeSmt\nWhat Physicians Say About the\nSTARR KIDNEY PAD,\n\"Trentment by Absorption hits for some\ntime Iii3i!ii rt'fo,:u\M>\.\ by Mndluitl Mi-n tu\nbe the most *.impl*> and cf reel nnl nivalis\nof convoying to Diseased Oi|{iUiH,\"Cum-\ntlves,\" but .ii unites of Kidney Diseasenntl\nComplaints itUumhiut tlieiHin, Mtitiuoaiful\ntreatment was praotlcably Impossible until the Intrnduntloii of the Huirr Kidney\nPud, It posts less than a Kiiii*lo prcscilp*\ntion and Is tmn.o.Muruiilv more decisive\nand effective than any tpianttty of internal\nMedicinal dotting. Worn Immediately over\nthe sent, of Disease, It* curat I vu properties\nbeeoino absorbed by tho diseased and eu*\nfe(:l)ledO]^iins.<:oti(iiiuoli.x|yanddire('(lv,\nits required to Insure In return their healthy action ntul orliriniil vluoor. It Is comfortable tothepiitietitniiil pleasant in lta\neffects, anil cures when not lit mi ctseenn.\nTho Hlnrr Kidney Pad iiceompllfhoi positive, derisive results, A moro valuable\ndiscovery us a true remedy for Kidney\nDiseases was never maAv.\u00E2\u0080\u0094Medical Gazette\nThe Hlnrr Kidney Fail, manufactured\nIn Toronto, Is a permanent ultra cure for\niHseiiNPN, disorders and ailments of the\nKidneys, Madder and urinary scorctlve\nsystem, or attendant complaints, causing\npjs.in In the small of the back, sides, etc,,\nproiltioiuK urinary disorders, such as too\nfi piiuent, Ni*nnty, dlfTlnnlt, painful or copious mlnlurltlon. Inability of retention and\nsedimentary urine, dropsical symptoms,\netc.. denoting the presence In the system\nof diseases common to the urinary score*\ntivoorgans\u00E2\u0080\u0094known as gravel, catarrh of\nthe bladder and passages, Bright'* disease,\ndiabetes, dropsy, piles, nervous debility,\netc Hand for pamphlet, to LANGLEY A\nCO., Wholesale Agents, Victoria, Retailed by A. M. HRRBINO and D. H. CURTIS\n* CO., Now Westminster; T. MoNKE*\nUr'.Y, I.ndiier's Lnncilnft IT. MuOOWEM,\nA CO., H AHTINWK HA \V MILL CO., TUB\nVANCOUVER DRUG Of)., Vanrouverj\nW. E. MCCARTNEY A BltO, Vanoouver\ni nndKnmlonpsf J, H.WVEhU Yale: W.\n1 - \"\u00E2\u0084\u00A2 Priest Yalloyi H. CLARK A\nNOTICE.\nn,HBUAW,l...\nCO., Kn in loops,\ndWseWyl\nVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT\ni.1 DO days after date I intend to apply\ntotbe Chief Commissioner of Lands and\nWorks to purchase 480 acres of land situate\non Texada Island, New Westminster District, and described as follows:\nCommencing at the N. E. corner of the\nS. E. ti of Sec. 6; thenoe North 40 ohalns;\nthenoe West 80 chains; thenco Bouth 80\nchains; thence East 40 chains: thenoe\nNorth 40 chains; thenoe East 40 chains, to\npoint of commencement.\nH. D. HELMOKEN.\nVictoria, a C, April 22,1887. dap25ni3\ns\nNOTICE.\nOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TBAT\n00 days kfter date I Intend to apply\n\u00E2\u0080\u009E _.he Chief Commissioner of Lands and\nWorlts to purohuse 480 acres of land [more\nor less] situate on Texada Island, New\nWestminster District, und described as\nfollows:\nCommencing nt the N.W. corner of N.E.\nti of Sec. 11: thence Houth 80 ebalns; thence\nhast 5 ohalns to shore line; thence following meandering of shore line in a northwesterly direction. 180 chains [more or\nless]: thenoe East 85chains Imore or less]\nto point of commencement. --\nM. W. TYRWHITT DRAKE.\nVictoria, B. 0., April 23,1877. dap25m2\nNOTICE\nHie\nOTICE IM HEREBY GIVEN THAT 00\n. days after date I Intend to apply to\n..ie Chief Commissioner of Lands and\nWorks to purchase 480 acres of land on\nTexada Island, New Westminster District,\ndescribed as follows:\nCommencing at tho 8. E. corner of S.W.\nti ot Sec il; thence East 40 chains: thenoe\nSouth 80 chains: thence West to shore\nline; thence following meandering of\nshore line in a north-westerly direction to\nH. E. corner of Seo. 4; thenoe North io\nchains [more or less]; thenee East 40\nchains to point of commencement.\nJAMES LUMBERT SMITH.\nVictoria, B. C, April 22,1887. dap25m2\nPROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE,\n9th June, 1887.\nTTIH EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR\nfl General having appointed Tuesday.\nthe 21st instant, as a day of general\nthanksgiving and rejoicing In commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the\naccession to the Throne of Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen, and His Honour\nthe Lieutenant-Governor having appointed Wednesday, the 22nd inst, as a Publlo\nHoliday for the same purpose, the offices\nof the Provincial Government will be\nclosed on those days.\nBy Command,\nJNO. ROBSON,\ndjelltd Provincial Seoretary.\nTHE STEAMER\n\"GLADYS\"\nUNTIL FURTHER NOTICE WILL\nleave Wlso's Wharf, (or\nChllliwhack and Way Places\nTUESDAYS & FRIDAYS\nAt 7 A.M.,\nReturning the following days.\nFor freight, Ac, apply on board or lo\nW. MATHERS,\ndmhSlto On the Wharf.\nU MIS & CO.\nWholesale and Retail\nDRUGGISTS!\nNew Westminster, B, \u00E2\u0082\u00AC.\ndwmhiote\nPACIFIC\nNew Westminster. B, 0.\nREID & CURRIE\n.WHUFAOTURIRS* IMfORTEMOF\nFarm Wagons,\nExpress Wagons,\nDelivery Wagons,\nCarriages,\nTop Buggies,\nOpen Buggies,\nPhaetons,\nButcher Carts,\nDog Carts,\nDump Carts,\nDrays, Stages,\nAND KVKIIYTHlNO IV THK\nVKIIICLK LINK.\nSconniMiaiul Staecs I Kipress W\u00C2\u00BBt>\nOils for sale cheap. ,,. .\nRepairing, Painting li Trimming\n(lone at ronsohulilo prices.\nBLAGKSMITHING\nlu all its (tranches. Estimates given on\nIronwork nnd Contracts taken.\nIlorsc-siiocinif and General\nJobbing.\nWo also keep In stock to supply th.\ntrado, Iron, Hteel, Chains, Cumberland\nCoal, Hors. and Ox Shoes, Harrows,\nIron and Steel Harrow Teeth, Carriage\nSprinifs and Axles, and s complete stock\nof Carrkure Hardware.\nA lot of first-class PlOllghl A Hi*.\nrows on hand.\nsnrWu havo got tho best workmen to be\nhad In tile country, and we Import noarly\nall the stock we use from tho east\u00E2\u0080\u0094ron.e-\nquently wo can offer Inducements tu pur-\nohasers thin we could not have done some\ntime ago. All material and work le ivhtg\ntbe shop will he riinranteetl to be Just as\nrepresented, orders from th* oonnlry\npromptly attended to.\ndwnpllte RE|0 ft OUSRIt\nA CHANCE\nrpo make House rent and iho a\n1 Month, liypurcliiislug tho Furniture,\npply at tills ollloo. djnlwl\nT\nAn\nN'\nsign\nasrofrrb-E.\nOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT\n. 80 days after date we, the undersigned. Intend making application to the\nChlei Commissioner of Lands and Works\nfor permission to lease for timbering purposes the following desorlbed land:\nCommencing at a stake,placed atthe\nIntersection of tho North line of Lea my\nA Kyle's timber limit, known as Limit B.\nwith a lake distant about 2 miles northerly from Cardcro Channel; thenoe running'North 20 chains. West 20 ohalns,\nNorth 20 ohalns, WW 20 chains. North 20\nchains, West 20 chains, North 20chains,\nwest 40 chains, to the Routh-west corner\npost; thenco North 20 chains, East 20\nchains. North 20 chains. East 40 chains,\nNorth 20 chains, East 4Q chains, North 20\nohalns. East 40 chains, South 20 chains, to\nthe lake shore; thence West, following\nlake shore to place of commencement-\ncontaining 1820 acres, more or lets;\nLEAMY A KYLE.\nVancouver, B.C., Slat May, 1887. djeSml\nJOHNS. COX,\nIMPORTER & DEALER IH\nIT COSTS NO MORE TO KEEP OOOD\nFowls than lt does to keep poor Fowls,\nthe\nI propose to furnish Eggs from premium\nana flrst-clnns Fowls, my design being to\nestablish a reputation thai will last.\nCash must accompany all orders.\nAddress, with stamp,\nJOHN 8. COX,\ndwfe7tc Now Westminster.\nHot Sulphur Springs\nOF THE HARRISON,\nFinest Pleasuro as.\nIN AHBBXOA.\nENDORSED BY THE LEADING PHYSICIANS.\nPRIVATE SWIMMING AND VAPOR\nBATHS.\nSEPARATE APABTHENT8 FOR LADIES\nWith Experienced Attendnuts In Charge\nHotel Accommodation unsurpassed,\nwith graduated rates.\nStages meet all trains ut Agasslz'a Stn-\ntloMJ. P. R.\n\u00C2\u00AB7*No Improper persons allowed on the\npremises.\nSaturday rate by O. P. Re-Westminster\nto Agassi/, nnd return, only $! SO. Tickets\ngood for 15 duyg,9.).00. dwje6te\nTransfer Comp'y\nNEW WK8THIX8TKK, B. C.\nHack, Stagei Livjrj and Fc;d Stables,\nHACK RATES.\nProm tho Stand lo utiv nuo point\nsouth of Roynl'Avcmi(i,e'cli person^ SS\nProm tho stand to nny ono point\nwithin the city limits one person... 60\nEticu additional person 25\nTo or irom Steamer or;rro!n-same\nus above. S\nDriving by the hour\u00E2\u0080\u0094first hour. 2 50\n, Following hours-enoh 150\nHack to Vanepuvor and Return 10 00\n\" Port Moody and Return 7 50\ngl.blrs, Columbi. Slrctl.\niljedle Telephone Culls\u00E2\u0080\u009410 A S3.\nShowing the Dates and Places or\nCourts or Assize, Nisi Prlus, ind\n0*er arid Terminer, for the\nTear 188?.\nSPRING ASSIZES.\n[ On Vanoonver lslnnd ]\nVictoria Monday ;.,l(|th May.\nNanalmo Tuesday 7lh June.\n[ On Mainland ]\nNowWestmlnstor.,Wednesday...4th May.\nKamloops Monday lllh June.\nOllnton Monday..\u00E2\u0080\u009E.....18th June.\nFALL ASSIZES.\nf On' Mainland ]\nBlolmeld Monday I!lh Sept.\nOllnlpn We(lnesiloy...2ath Sept,\nKamloops.... Monday Jlrd OctT\n[jyllon Monday mthOct.\nNewu/ostmlnstcr..WedncHday...OUiNcv.\n[ On Vanoonver Island J\nVictoria ...Monday 28!li November.\nNanalmo Tuesday sic li December.\ndap28ul\nTBB\nWHITE\nIS KINO!\nHAVING SECURED THE AGENCY\n(or tbls celebrated Machine, I\nwould be pleased to Bend ono on trial to\nMiy .person desirous ofpurchasing. The\nMachines are sold on their own merits.\nEvery Machine guaranteed by the Company (or five years.\nC. J. KOBKOVS\nFruit, Confectionery k Fanoy Glassware * China Store,\nI'olnmbU St., \u00E2\u0080\u00A2 New Weal.\ndjadi\".\nLand Registry Ordinance. 1870.\nTke 8.K. If \u00C2\u00ABr ike s. K. '{.mccllon 13,\nTowasklp 4, lu Ike Muriel or Sew\nWestminster.\nWHEREAS THE CERTlFlbATK: OF\nTitle of Joseph Hoskln to the above\nlands has been lost or destroyed, and ap-\nfdlcatlon has been mado tor a duplicate\nhereof; notice 1b therefore hereby given\nthat a fresh certificate of title will be Issued In lieu of that so lost or destroyed, unless cause be shewn to the contrary In\none month from the date hereof,\nR. W. ARMSTRONG,\nDeputy Registrar.\nLand Registry Offloe,\nNew Westminster, 80th May, list.\n dmysoiu 1\t\nTELEPHtin Ball Ha. \u00E2\u0096\u00A0.\nP. 0. MX Tl\ni'i\nWM McCOLL,\nStitrtl HuM\nDry Goods, Men's Furnishings',\nGroceries ft Provisions.\nLUKDHOM'S RF.OCK, Columbia St\nPMf H.MM0M\nNURSttlY\nFrnlt Trees,\nOrnamcninl Trees,\nSmaHt'riiils,\nAnd GARDEN STOCK on hand In great\nvariety.\nEverything Orst-class nnd furnished In\ngood shape.\nG. W. HENRY,\ndw-delfftc Port Hammond, B. C.\nEMPLOYMENT\nTHE UNDERSIGNED HA VINGOPEN-\ncd an Employment Office and Commission Agency In Now Westminster, Invites u call from all In want of employment, In search of help, or who wish the\nservlaes of a commission agent.\nIf you\nWant a Situation,\nWant a Job,\nWa:it a Servant,\nWant a Farm Hand,\nWant Work of any kind, or\nWant Anybody lo Work-\nCall nt tho offlee,\nAlso-Agcnt for. Marvin A Tl lion for the\ncelebrated Agrleall.r.1 Machinery manufactured by tho Massey Company, of\nToronto, Ont.,\nJOHBJ SXZtR,\nColumbia St. (adjoining Pacific Carriage\nWorks). P. alBoxasT New Westminster, dwjeolc\nLook Here!\nrp YOB WANT TO MAKE A NIOB\nPfitSENT\nToo friend or relative, go down to STIR-\nSKY'S and look at nomo of those extra-\n\u00E2\u0080\u00A2nllUM-jr- iMu-B\u00C2\u00BBiai In\nLadles' and Gettl\u00C2\u00ABmcn*i riold \u00C2\u00BBnd\nSilver Wat.'hM, Chains.\n(.'barms, etc., etc.\nOr If you want a wetu\ ornnment for your\nhouse, examine thoae beautiful tf*4i*-\nilrlklag Clwlu, with cathedral gongs.\nHe ID Belling nt BOTTOM PRIOEH,\nWatehri*from 85 itpwordH, all warranted\nFlue Wnich MfpMlrlugi.lf THE MANUfAC-\ntJ turers for'cash, I am In a position\ntos.ll at bottom prions, My Goods aro\nmarked tn' plain figures and tho prices\nhare not been pot up to meet the dis.\noount taken off. Call and see prices before purchasing elsewhere.\ntr Fin. Watch Rspairing a Spe laity.\nJewelry made to order.\nF.CHAKi:.\n\VATCHMAKKR\nOpposite the Bank. ' dw-dolfito\nPIANOS\nTHB UNDERSIGNED has\njust received a large consignment of ,\nPianos and Organs,\nWhich he will sell cheap. These\ninstruments maybe purchased\nfor cash or in monthly instalments, to suit purchaser. Call\nand get my figures before purchasing elsewhere, and it will be\nto your interest\t\nSecond-hand Pianos and Organs for sale or to rent. , '\nInstruments, may be seen\"at\nMr. Di Lyal's Book and Statibh'-\n*ry Store, Colusa Street.\ndwmhit. Ts R. PEARSON- SFOKEfnN ANGER.,\n'T.-nn but a. little word in anger spoken;\nV.'iiiie proud oyoa Cashed through bittor,\nburning tears;\nEut oh, 1 felt that fetal word had broken\nThe cord cf lovo that bound our heart,\nfor years,\nthy torturod face, (hat long, wild look of\nsorrow,\nLiko somo pale ghoat, must hsunt mot\nwhile I live;\nAnd yet, bow bright, how foil o( Joy the\ninorrdjr,\nHad I but breathed ono simple word\u00E2\u0080\u0094\n;_ __ \"Fdrgtrtr; ,._,/, ; _;;\nt did not heir thy tondo'r void, appealing, '\nNor marked thy anguish when I cried,\n\" Depart 1\"\ntoo blind to aso thy pitying glance, reveal-\nl\u00C2\u00BBt \u00E2\u0080\u009E.. ...... '\u00E2\u0096\u00A0. .', i\nThe generous promptings of thy noMo\nheart.\nHow could I know that faithful heart was\nyearning,\nThough crushed ud wounded toils in.\nmost son, .\nTo take me back, irks weary blrf return.\ning - - \u00E2\u0096\u00A0\nIn few ud trembling, when the storm is\n\u00C2\u00BB\u00E2\u0080\u00A2<>'\u00E2\u0080\u00A2 \u00E2\u0096\u00A0\u00C2\u00BB::, a ;,,..*?;. -\n\" Bemembor, Ion, that it msy M totem;\nTo see my fsce so nun by night or day.\nllo calm, rash heart, think well before wo\nsevor,\nBocall the angry word, sod hit me stay.\",\nDead sileneo teU; the song-birds hushed\ntheir singing.\n\u00E2\u0080\u00A2\u00E2\u0080\u00A2Enough,\"! proudly cried; \"1 choose\nmy at.;\"\nWhile even through, my maddened brain\nkept ringing\nTho death-knell of my lore\u00E2\u0080\u0094too late, too\nlstol ...:,'- -\n\"Forgive, forgive I\" I walled, the wild tears\nstreaming,\nAs, 'mid the moaning trees, I stood\nalone;\n\"Love, let thy kisses wake me from my\ndreaming.\"\nThy pleading voice, thy tortured bee was\ngone. '-'\nThst angry word, I may recall il never J\nFor o er thy narrow grave rank weeds\nhavo grown.\n\" Bemember, love, that it may bo forever.\"\nAh, words prophetic I love, hid I but\nknown) , '-.\nUy locks are gray, my eyes are dim with\nweeping;\nThe face once loved by thee, no longer\nfair;\nBeneath the daisies thou ul eslmly sleeping;\nThere a lone woman often kneels in\nprayer.\nAh, sweetheart mine, thou ut io lowly\nlying,\nThou canst not heir ih. tearful voice\n\u00E2\u0080\u00A2bov.,\nThit with the night wind evermore is sighing:\n\"Ispokeinugerl oh, forgive me, lovel\"\n- \u00E2\u0080\u0094(Finny Forrester.\nRETURNED_fO WED.\nBow old was Miss Sellna Prime\u00E2\u0080\u0094always spoken of as \" Llttlo Miss Prune \" ?\nTo Jtidgo by her soft blond, locks you\nwould iia\osaid noteo far on towards\nforty. But t\u00E2\u0080\u009E hear hor talk\u00E2\u0080\u0094to observe\nhor soil-effacing shrinking Into the\nranks of tno old, und the fidod, nnd\ntho shelved\u00E2\u0080\u0094 beyond aU question you\nwould have amended the judgment with\n0 \" Suroly, there is a mistake. Little\nMI'S l'rlmo must be quite an aged. per-\nBoniige.'\n\"If you would only orlmp your hair,\nAunt Sellna, and wear your gown, ot a\n1 tile more modish out\u00E2\u0080\u0094not that yon\niwo I to, for you're aa pretty as you oan\nl,' just as you are\u00E2\u0080\u0094you would look\u00E2\u0080\u0094\nv.oil, nearly as young us I do.\"\nTime spoke Hannah Prime, oalled\nKalinin, and the belle of the town.\nAnd with Imperious fingers she tost-\nenuii flowers in little Hiss Prime's fine\nbit ot laoe.\nNot bait so hour later Miss Sellna w\u00C2\u00BBs\ntaking her plMe among * (Mop of el-\ntely maldoiis, ranged along tbe wall,\nnnd her nl\u00C2\u00ABoe was BtarMng off on the\nurra of ah eligible young man to the\n< pulsating measures ola waits.\nWho, thought Aunt Sellna, oould be\ngood enough tor Nannie\u00E2\u0080\u0094she so hand-\nIt jsomo, so brilliant, soolevert He must b\u00C2\u00BB\nj it very knight and king among men who\nJ. vould dare to woo her and wear\nAnd Hiss Sellna, grown tor\noblivious in part of the gay scene about\nher, sighed gently.\nBut then the temporary mists of\nmemory cleared away, and she naught\nn glimpse:o(her bountiful niece talking\nto \u00C2\u00BBlaiL^i^-eliouldirp mUj,,,~wJ\ninny\u00C2\u00B0lhVhortoroesfthwtotteet\nthis dreadfully sudden ehook that had\nc mo upon her, all unpnpared aa aha\nwaa.\nBut surely they were not coming to-\nw.irls her? Yea; Nannie Unshed and\nimp r'ous, with her black aloud ot dra-\n|iry trailing alter her, was crossing the\nroom on the ana at the tall man,\nnnd both ' were steering directly\nAwards the shrinking little figure In\ngray.\" \u00E2\u0096\u00A0 : >TTfjJii iho nrin ot a fresh admirer. Mr.\nuiib.T tinned to tbe little womaa and\nlookml ut her steadily. ! ...: '.. .\n\" Von or. not changed at all,\" bosald\nilriisqiiol,.\nImlou I, with the vivid color ot ox-\noi e.ii.u : la hor oheeks, lltss Selina's\n!,\u00C2\u00BB. f.'f co looked like that of a young\ntic. But th. oompllmont wa. not to\nbi roluived. Mr.DllberhadOhaogod-\nv. n g. d tuuoh,\nMne'Sollna' stole a side glance at\nthe rugged features, the thick board\nB.roasocl wl h gray, and tried to ro-\n,on- r.,ot from present eomblanoe the\nli.Huii ot tho man, young lu years and\ntr , whom she had known In the long\nii.\n- You're .thinking: you can't say as\nI'lioi }or mo.\" ho continued. \"Weil,\nI've hud n linrdiilfc. But Tv. gained my\n!ipo. t. . I've bisM successful.\"\n'lhoro: wa* it certain tMfant \u00C2\u00ABMfe\u00C2\u00BB\nfsivi nuss In the tone .The hardness\n.\u00E2\u0080\u00A2iiufif J to make him moro of en 'Hen\nti: mi ever., A wound. which she bad\nought'long healed w rung Miss telloa'.\nlie.w with it sharp quios psruj. Her\n iihyt become loss tremulous undorthe\ne, ori to siipiircta the hurt, and to the\nman, U'sMo,; her sho had the ttocjt Ol\niMgilij o orb cold.: '\u00E2\u0080\u00A2)-,', n iM\n\u00E2\u0080\u00A2\u00E2\u0080\u00A2 Wimt u pretty girl your niece Is,\" be\nsaid, effecting a mUoMeded dtverslon.\nHere at lo:ist, Miss Sellna oould speak\nfreel\u00C2\u00BB.v'|'!: i\",\"',; '\u00E2\u0080\u00A2Jill \u00E2\u0096\u00A0\n\" ios, I. sho not lovely!\" she' cried,\nwith tlio light coming into her eyes.\n\" Ami just as olevor and good as she Is\nijeaiitif.il, Sho has been (ike a daughter\nLome.\"\nAmi then, for somo oooult reason,poor\nllltle .Mia. Prim, Untkod a aen.itivo\nlink iigiilil. \"\"\u00C2\u00AB\"\u00E2\u0080\u00A2*\u00C2\u00BB\u00C2\u00BB'\n\u00E2\u0080\u00A2 Well, revered Aunt Sellna mine,\"\nntiaummtatmmiAma*tttmmaetmaataaati\noried Nannie, when the two were at\nhouieoueo. more, \u00E2\u0080\u00A2' what think you ot\nmy oli.inoes with -Jthi) iu!,ob Ullbor?\nDidn't ho seein to talk to niuiuocligious-\nly dining the littler purt of die ovuiilng?\nNow, evidently, this is my clmno.?. t A\nvery rich fellow has always boon ray\ncastle in tlie air, hus lt not? And there\nis the vory man, rich, they say, and not\nCo old, either.\"\nAnd Naiiulo stood looking down upon\nMiss Sellna with a luimlr d little imps\nof mischief dancing in her uvea.\n.. \"If you thought you could liko\nhtm, deal'\u00E2\u0080\u0094\u00E2\u0080\u0094,\" began ALUs Sellna tin-\ncertainly.1\nIn the sllonce of hor llttlo room that\nnight, Miss Sellna prayed for tho happiness of Niinnie, and one other, if this\nthing wa; 11 be,\nIf any pergonalromembroiioossolfirhlr\nobtruded ilieiu.wlvos, and a tear fell,\ndrepiliig down on the well-worn cover\nof her-Bible, Memo her not. Misi\nSeilim, will gentle resolution, put tlio\nmuiii'ii'les by.\nThorn Imu boon many things sho had\nnot understood those tn my yours buck.\n, The b ow had fallen lung ago, when the\n: ialr-Iiiilrod, guntlB girl, walling for h' r\n' bold young lover, hod boo.i tol.l siiIj\ndonly ihathohod leit Ihotomi. There\nhad been no sign or word of expliintt-\ntlou.\nV Sellna Prime might! oonjoetmo that It\nwas her fnllier's purse proud trontmoi.t\nof tlio peini less auiior that luul stung\nthe'.YOUn'g i: ail into tills ab: llpt ikinarl-\nure; but her friends und acquaintances\nheld another theory.\nYoung Dllber had always beon a\n\" pretty llvoly \" fellow. It ivasn't lo bo\nexpected that littli shy Sellna Prime\nwas going to keep him. Did she think\nlie would ever eouio back? Well, sl.o\nwas iiiisliil;, n, then. He ha 1 cut loose\nand ho was go ng to \"atuy\" out loose.\nIf llttlo Misi Prlmo's buiden had\ngrown hcnvlor, in her own despite,\nN.innle formed a glowing contrast to\nlior. Kevor lind the girl seemed brighter or prettior. Thero was ns though a\nSuppressed oumnt of something mys-\ntcriuslyjoyoui were running through\nall h.'r moods.\nEveiy now'niid then s'.io would make\nllttlo | lunges at Miss Kellna, and hu :\naud kiss her with mischievous affusion\nand a warmth and insistence which\nwould cause tho aimi, i-uitly olilU.Hir.\nand yet pink wl'.li plea uio, to murmur,\n\"Mydoiir, my iliurl\"\n\"You dearest, glrlii-iiest ot.maiden\naunts I\" oried Kiiiin.o oitoiio suoh oee;i-\nslon. \"How do j on coiitrivoto blush\nso proltliy nt ovOry l.llll tliihgV I.\nreally makoa you qulio loo tlinrining for\nsuoh a vory aged person; t'o you know\nthat? I to.lil noL blush that 'ray if I\ntried. Ishmilii eortninlv conie Into my\novorliistlng fortuiin ul once, III could,\n\" You luaj' como lu o it without,\" said\nMiss Sellna gunll\".\nAt this MUs Nnnn'o tnly Liuvli'd.\nBut Indco i, wilii bliislie i er wllkuii, him\nand Mr. Dllber scorned to bo growing\ntlio beet of friends. 'Jhey were m'ueii\ntogothor, and bad long conversations,\ntho purport ot which the girl never dis-\nolosod to Miss Sollna. But the latter\nCould only find this naturrl, \"When\nehe is ready to tell mo, ehe will speak,\"\nthought she to herself.\nWeeks passed by, and the time was\nfast coming for a festival at Ualilhs\nOhuroh. Nannie said:\n\"To-night we decorate tho ohuroh,\nAunt Sellna. Don't forget that. Ana\nyou're to stay a Utile after the others\ngo, tor Mr. Dllber wants to apeak to\nyou.\"\nMies Sellna had no doubt as to why\nMr. Dllber wished to speak to her. He\naud Nannie had o ,me to an understanding, and now ho was to ask her consent\nto tlielr marrluge.\nWhen Miss Sellna entered the little\nohuroh again with her lovely niece on\nthis night of festlvo preparatlnn, her\ngresshoiio with so beautiful and soft a\nght that Nannie, turning upon her suddenly, oxeluiiued:\n\"AuntSoIlnal You may scold mo in\nholy horror It you choose, but you are\nat this moment Just like the angels in\nheaven, or a transfigured saint I\"\nCertainly lt was a calm and gently dignified little maiden lady, and one who\nconcealed her inward tremors well, who\nWailo I bo'.-ind while the others left the\nllttlo ohuroh, one by one, and quietly\nstood ns Mr. Dllber came towards hor,\n\"Sellna,\" be said. \"I think you\nknow why I wanted to speak to you.\"\n\"Yes/ and the gentle face was In\ntruth trausUgured now In its sacrifice.\n\" You lore Nannie, and you wanthar for\nyoutfwlfe!\"\n\"No, no; not Nannie I You-you.\"\nAfter a pause he went on:\n\" It's been a long time and a hard bat-\nt'e, and a life's separation, Sellna, Perhaps you blamed me, and you had' a\nright,, But I was goaded by despair\naud a cutting humiliation of my poverty\ninto going. I swore to myself that I\nwould not oome back till it might be\nnot empty-handed. And so the years\npassed, The noon of our day Is over\nund'goue, Sellna. But tho evening of it\nmay bo ours still to spend together.\"\n\"But I havo grown so old,\" faltered\nMiss Sellna.\n\"Old? You? No I You never will\nl,o I It is I, Sellna, who have grown old\n\u00E2\u0080\u0094old und hardened\u00E2\u0080\u0094weary oi the battle\nof life.\"\nAnd so lt come about that little Miss\nPrime issued forth Into tho night, ubovo\nwhich tin stars palpitated like living\nthings, this time not alone.' And when\ntlio two reached Iho house lliero was\nNannie, radiant In the ruddy light of\nt..o open door, to receive them.\nBut then, indeed. It was ns though\n.Miss Sellna would sink into tlie ground.\n\"Oh, Nannie 1\" was all sho could articulate. Tho horror ot her Bullish Joy\nnt tho prico of the disappointment of\ntills ohlld of hers smote hor white-lipped\naud dumb\nBut, with a bound and a ringing laugh,\nNoimlo was upon her, with her tirms\nalj'jiii. hcrncek.\n\"Gh, you dcarost, dear goose! Aro\nyou Roiir; to taint because you think I\n..iiiii. to marry Mr. Dllber?,'Why. I\nknew how It was from the llrat, a-.-\t\nAt Uw Theatre\nIt Is generally supposed that peoplo go\nto tho theatre to bo amused. Men do\nas a rule; they relish nothing bolter\nthan u hearty laugh. But lt seems to be\ndilloront with women, many of tlieiu at\nleast\nThey enjoy what they call a good cry,\nand are apt to orowd to s. o a play nf the\ntrue hydraulic order. They are not sat-\nIsiled to go once tor a bath o, tears;\nthey go again and again, and each tike\nthoy weep more and more. They must\nrevel lu the luxury'ot woe.\nA poet says; \" Nature, who gave wo-\nman more tears to shed, gave her more\ncause to shed them.\"\nWhether this be truo or not, she often\nappears to seek a laohtymoao cause at\nno little trouble to hersoll? 'I'hta l> ln-\nooinprohontlble to men, who do not, as a\nnils, like to pay for tho privilege of feeling badly.\nBut then so many peculiarities of the\nother sex are incoinpioheuslble to men\nthat lt Is useless for them to attempt\ntlielr underston dug. They should simply accept the faot, and coaso to speculate us lo c:iusob. ''\"' ''\nThe only safe generalization Is that\nmen are men, nnd women aro women.\u00E2\u0080\u0094\n[N. Y, Oommerolal Advertiser.\n.Msat\nThe following Business Directory relates\nonly to persons whose advertisements appear In tho DAltr Columbia*. It has\nbeen found true, as a rule, that persons\nwho advertise liberally are liberal In their\ndealings, and many persons make It a\nrule to give preference In their dealings to\nthose establishments which advertise\nfreely. The following list Is arranged alphabetically!\nLEGAL.\nT. c. Atkinson ColumbiaSt\nW. Norman Bole Columblast\nBranch Office at Vancouver.\nCorbould A McColl McKenslo St\nBranch Office at Vancouver.\nMEDICAL.\nDr. H. M. Cooper. Church St\nDr. J. 0. Henderson Chllliwhack, B. 0.\nDr. L M. McLean MoKensleBt\nDr. DeWoIfe Smith Clarkson Bt\nINSURANCE).\nW. J. Armstrong [lire],.,, Court House\nJames Cunningham Columbia st\nH. V. Edmonds MoKensle Kt\nW. D. Ferris [life A accident] Ferris Ht\nT. a Pearsofi [Sre Si life] Columbia Bt\nRand Bros, [Are, lire iao'd'tl.McKcnuleSt\nBranch Offloes at Vancouver * Vic.\nTurner, Beolon A Oo, Iflroj Victoria\nWoods, Turner 4 Gamble\n[fire, life A accident] ColumbiaSt\nMBAL, ESTATE AOBNCIES.\nW. N. Bole Colombia St\nCorbould A McColl ...McKenslo Bt\nH. V. Edmonds MoKensle Bt\nW. I>. Ferris Ferris St\nCapt. Plttendrlgh McKenslo Bt\nRand Bros........ .....MoKensle Bt\nWm. Shannon Vancouver\nWoods, Turner A Gamble Columbia Bt\nARCHITECT, Ac.\nC. H. Clow. Clinton Bt\nG. W. Grant MoKensle Bt\nCONTRACTORS At BUILDERS.\nAckerman Bros ......New Westminster\nAUCTIONEERS.\nH. N. Rich Ladner's\nT. J. Trapp Columbia St\nAGENTS FOR MACHINERY, Ave.\nFraser A Leonard Vancouver\nAORICDLTTRAL IMPLEMENTS.\nW. H. Jenkins..Westminster A Ch II11 wh'k\nJno, Slrr. ..Columbia St\nMUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.\nT. R. Pearson Columbia St\nPRINTING * RULING.\nThe Columbian Steam Printing Establishment \u00C2\u00AB Columbia St\nSTOVES At TINWARE.\nH. M. Cunningham A Co ..Columbia St\nGAS FITTINGS.\nH. M. Cunningham A Co- Columbia St\nSEWING MACHINES.\n0. J. Robson Columblast\nGENERAL MERCHANDISE.\nW. It Austin Front St\n0. G. Major..... Columbia Bt\nWm. McColl Columbia St\nC. MoDonough.... Front St\nDRY GOODS.\nBonMarohe. ColumbiaSt\nD. Drysdale A Co Columbia St\nJas. Ellard A Co Columbia Bt\nWin. Roe [Globe House] Columbia st\nDRESSMAKING.\nBon Morohe. .Columbia Bt\nJas. Ellard A Co..... Columbia st\nMisses MoBougall ...........Columblast\nFURNITURE.\nWintemute, Calblok A Co Columbia st\nWOOD * COAL,\nHenry Elliott [Orders left at W. McColl's]\nDRUGS, Ac, . ,\nD. S. Curtis A Co Columbia fit\nA. Feeie Columbia Bt\nBUTCHERS.\nRobU Dickinson.. ...Columbia St\nWATCHMAKERS At JEWELERS\nF. Crake Columbia St\nF, Slinky Columbia Bt\nC. M. McNaughten ...........ColumbiaSt\nBLACKSMITHING * CARRIAGE\nWORKS.\nThos. Ovens .......\u00C2\u00BB,..\u00C2\u00AB. Columbia Bt\nReid A Currle .....Columbia St\n-HOTBLil\"'7 \u00E2\u0096\u00A0\" \" '\nFarmers Home [Holden] Church St\nThe Clarence IBtohards] Victoria\nLIVERY, *CJ.\nMainland Transfer Co Columbia St\nPAINTERS, *c.\nChas. Murray........ Clarkson Bt\nBOOTS* SHOES.\nG. H. Grant A Co Columblast\nH. Kells Columbia Bt\nWm. Ross Columbia St\nTAILORS.\nD. Drysdale A Co. Columbia St\nBAKERY.\nA. Dlebel.. , Front Bt\nNURSERIES.\nG. W. Henry .Port Hammond\nE. Hutoherson \u00E2\u0080\u009E,.*. ; Ladners\nFANCY POULTRY, Ac.\nJno. S. Cox. \u00C2\u00BB...\u00C2\u00BB. ...Royal Avenne\nMONUMENTAL.\nAlex. Hamilton Church st\nRudge A Monck New Westminster\nUNDERTAKING.\nr\u00C2\u00BBHH UN0BB81UNKI) IiavIiik wltli-\nJLilmwn from Uie firm ot Wli.temutn.\nCftlbiclti Co., wished to nay that lie will\ncontinue the IWDEKTAKINfi'tmHliieMin\nall Its branches, and may be round for the\nEresent at Ewen's Cannery building, eor.\nolumbia and Begbie sin, A further an*\nnouncoment will bomndo in a few days,\n-'-'-\"-' p. I(. CALBICK.\ndwjcliwl\nFire! Fire!\nTESTIMONIAL!\nVanemver, 28rd June, 1886,\nMIL 0. TtOBEIlTSON,\nVancouver;\nRenresonllng Guldlo A McCulloch,\nGait, Out.\nSiB.\u00E2\u0080\u0094We the nriviersi 8-noil having witnessed the terrible fire which wiped out of\nexistence the young city of Vancouver,\non tho 13th Inst, have, after the firo, examined tha safes sold tiy yon, some of\nwhich were put to the moat severe test,\nhaving been surrounded by large quantities of lard and bacon, and we aro ploaued\nto tetttlfy to the remarkable manner In\nwhich every Safe sold by you preserved\nits nontenth, not only books and papers,\nbut also thousands of dollars in paper\nmoney were taken out In perfect condition. We can, therefore, with the great*\nest confidence, recommend thorn as thoroughly fire proof:\nL. A. Hamilton, for the Canadian Pacific\nRailway Company: M. A. MaoLeon,\nMayor; John J. Blake, Stipendiary Magistrate; RtoliU Alexander. Justice of\nthe Peace; John Bonttbce, Pollco Magistrate, City of Vancouver; Tliomun Dunn,\nJustice of the Peace; Isaac Johns, Coi.;\nKdward K, Hand, Real Estate Broker;\nR, Balfour, Alderman; John Rankin,\nReal Estate Broker; Plther A Bdson,\nRoyal Hotel; H, F. Keefer, Contractor,\nC. P. R,; J. W. McParlodd, Port Moody.\nto Vancouver and English Bay; F. C.\nInncs A Co., Ron! Estate Brokers; A. W.\nRosb, Real Estate Broker; Gravely A\nSplnks, Real Estato Brokers; R. 0. Fer*\nguson, Mgr. R. C. P. Mills. JeSOtc\nConfederation Life\nASSOCIATION.\nduranlee Capitol til.MO.IIM\nFull Gov'm't Deposit\nHead Office, Toronto, Canada\nA HOME COMPANY,\nThe Canadian n'kb-\ndlr Co., \u00C2\u00ABH A\n__ \u00E2\u0080\u009E_\u00E2\u0080\u009E_,__\u00E2\u0080\u009E 48 Front St.\nJast, Toronto, get up the Neatest nnd\nmost Complete and Best Belling Needle\nPackage In America. Send 25 Cent* for\nKnmple of New Na 4, finished In Flue\nPlush. Particulars sent when stamps are\nenclosed for reply.\nDon't worry if you nre out of otnploy*\nment. Write to Mr. Kowov. 41 Wellington Street East, Toronto. Horn) stamps\nfor reply, dwniylitmb\nNOTICE.\nI\nOTIOB 18 HKKEDV GIVRN THAT \u00C2\u00AB0\n. days After date I Intend to apply to\nje Chief Commissioner of Lands and\nWorks to purchase 480 acres of land on\nTexada Island. New Westminster District,\ndescribed as follows:\nCommencing at the 8, E. earner of the\n8.W. H ot Sec. II; thence Enst40 ohalns;\nthonco North 80 chains; thence WestHO\nchains; thence Houth 40 chains: thence\nEast 40 chains; thence South 40 chains Broad 8i. and 10 Pai.i. Mali,,\nLONDON.\nINSTITUTED 1803.\nFOR INSURING HOUSES k OTHER\nBuildings, Goods, Wares, Merohan.\ndisc, Manufacturing and Fanning Stook,\nShips In Port, Harbor or Dock, and tlie\nCargoes of suoh Vessels; also, Ships build.\ning and repairing, Barges and other Vessels on navlgablo rivors and canals, and\nGoods on board suoh Vessels, throughout\nGreat Britain and Ireland and in Foreign\nCountries,\nFROM LOSS AK DiJUUK BY FIKK.\nSnbscribod and Invested Capital,\n\u00C2\u00A31.600,000 STG.\nRates Of Premium and every information can be obtained on application to\nW. J. ABMSTKUM,\nAgent for New VVosuniiistjn. j\n-VS.] IiANSDOWNE.\nCANADA.\nVictoria, by the Grace ot God, of tlie\nUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and\nIreland, Qcekn, Defender of the Faith,\nic.,Ao., Ac, -\n7b all to whom thm$resents shall come, or\nwhom the same may in anywise concern\u00E2\u0080\u0094\nGltEKTrNO.\nA PROCLAMATION.\nJno. S.D. Thompson,-) \I7HBREAS lt Ih\nAttomcyGenerta, - VV the loyal de*\nCanada. J sire of the peo\nple of Canada to celebrate the fiftieth An-\nniversayof Our accession to the Throne\nIn such a manner as to manifest their\ndeep attachment to Us. and thoir thankfulness for the prosperity which, under\nthe blessing of Almighty God. they have\nenjoyed during Our happy reign:\nWe, therefore. In order to give effect to\nsuch loyal desire, und considering that\nsuch blessings do call for nublfc acknowledgment, have thought nt, by and with\nthe advice of Our Privy Council for Canada, to appoint, and We do appoint Tuks*\nbay, the TwKNTY-FiBfiT duy of Junk next,\nns a day of general thanksgiving and rejoicing, and We do Invite all Our loving\nsubjects throughout Canada to observe\nthe said day ns a duy of general thanksgiving aud rejoicing.\nIn Testimony Whereof, Wo havo caused these Our Letters to lie mado Patent, and the Gioat Seal of Canada to\nbe hereunto affixed. Witness, Our\nRight TrUBly and Entirely Beloved\nCousin the Most Honourable SIrHEN-\n\u00C2\u00ABv Charles Keith Petty-Fits:mau-\nrice, Marquis of Lansdowne, in tho\nCounty of Somerset, Earl of Wycombe,\nof Chipping Wycombe, In tho County\nof BuckB, Viscount Calno and Caln-\nBtono in tho County of Wilts, nnd Lord\nWycombe, Baron of Chipping Wycombe, In the County of Bucks, in the\nPeerage of Great Britain; Earl of Kerry anil Earl of Shelbume, Viscount\nClanmaurlce and Fltumaurlee, Baron\nof Kerry, Llxnnw, and Dunkerron, In\nthe Peerage of Ireland; Knight UranU\nCross of Our Most Distinguished Order\nof Saint Michael and Saint George;\nGovernor-General of Canada, and Vice\nAdmiral of the same.\nAt Onr Government House, in Our City\nof Ottawa, this Second day ot April, In\nthe year of Our Lord one thousand\neight hundred and eighty-seven, and\nIn the fiftieth year of Our Reign.\nByCommnnd,\nJ. A. CHAPLEAU,\ndjeiatd Secretary of State.\nJUBILEE PRICES\n\u00E2\u0096\u00A0 ' ' At ;THE\u00E2\u0080\u0094 '\" ' -I\nBon Mar ehe!\nFANCY DRESS GOODS,\nPrints, Ginghams, Piques,\nJerseys and Parasols.\nLADIES' & CENTS' SUMMER MERINO & COTTW UNDERWEAR.\nMen's, Boys'& Children's Straw Hats,\nAc, Ac,\n{g^-Por the next four weeks we will allow 5 per cent discount on nil\nParcels pui'chasoel exceeding tho sum of Two Dollars, ,\u00E2\u0080\u009E. .,\nWALKER & SHADWELL,\n., ... Yxiosxtx-izoaa.\nHew nriiiuinsicr, Mn) link, 1881. dwmyljtc\nBRITISH COLUMBIA\nTHOMAS ALLSOP,\nHENRY S. MASON,\nCUVLER A. HOLLAND,\nI DIRECTORS.\nHEAD OFFICE, \u00E2\u0096\u00A0 56 Hew Broad St., \u00E2\u0080\u00A2 LONDON, ENfilAND.\nThe Business of ALLSOP k MASON lias been merged in the shore Company\nand will be carried on by the Company from this data as a general Land Investment\nand Insurance Agency.\nMONEY TO LOAN on Mortgage at Low Bates. Town Lots and Farming\nLands for Sale on easy terms.\nVictoria, ft C, May leth, 1887.\ndwbjTml\nBargains! Bargains!\nxt_vt 9p*\n& Site fatties, K\nDEALER A IMPORIKK IH\nDry Goods\nCLOTHING\n AHD\t\nGROCERIES\nJUST RECEIVED IN DRY GOODS,\nA NEW STOCK\nIn all shades and material of DRESS\nGOODS, Including Cashmeres, Merinos,\nSilks, Satins, Black and Colored Velveteens and Flushes. COTTONS (bleached\nand unbleached). LININGS, BUTTONS, HOLLANDS, ke. Grey, White,\nScarlet and Checked FLANNELS. LADIES GLOVES, in Cotton, Wool, Silk\nand Kid. Ladies Merino and Lamb\nWool Vests. JERSEYS, all prices.\nHosiery, Muslins, Diaper Irish Linen,\nBrilliants, &c\u00E2\u0080\u009E *c.\nMen's Clothing:!\nFor Quality, Stylo, Fit and Price,\ncan't be touched.\nMEN'S FURNISHINGS\nIn every Line. Cotton, Merino and\nWool Underwear, White Shirts, Cuffs,\nCollars, Gloves, Braces, Cardigan Jackets, kc. Also, Cotton, Merino, Cash-\nmere, Lambs Wool nnd Knit SOCKS, in\ngreat variety.\nAlso, HATS ami CAPS, LaiilcV nnd\nGents' RUBBER GOODS and UMBRELLAS.\nIn House Furnishing Goods\nCarpets, Rugs, Window Poles with\nRings and Mountings, Window Holland\n(Buff, Green and Striped), Damask and\nCretonnes, Sheetings, Towels, White\nCounterpanes, Bleached nnd Unbleached\nTable Linens, Napkins, Tickings, Blank-\neta and Arotic-down Quits, Table Cloths\nand Co-'irs.\nIN GROCERIES\nEverything found In a first-claos Eltab*\nllihment, and none but the beat. Canned\nGoods, Fruits, Meats and Vegetables.\n1 don't nffrr C'henii tinniln, I don't bay\nthrmorkcepllirm, irat I oRtor )o\u00C2\u00AB Itu\nbrut nnd at Ihr lowest price thoy ran he\nstld at, and yen get what we represent\ndnoMto\nBRACELETS, PINS, LOCKETS, CHAINS, AC.\nAlso a large assortment -of SILVER RATED WA&E\nKNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, &c.\n83?\" All Goods guaranteed to be as represented. \u00E2\u0096\u00A0.\u00E2\u0096\u00A0. . \u00E2\u0096\u00A0 '\"\nC. M. McNaughten,\n\u00E2\u0096\u00A0dw-jaiotc Colonial Block, New Westminster, B! C.\nNew Arrivals!\nThe \"GLOBE HOUSE\"\nTTAVE RECErVBD A LARGE AND WELL AS80RTBD 8T0GB 0*\nDry Goods, Millinery,\nLadies' and Children's Underwear,\nChildren's While and colored Dresses, for all ages, at low prices.\nAlso, a variety of Bed Quills Old Lie* Curtains, FIlgkM,\nSalfllS, Velvets nnd Velveteen\", \u00C2\u00BBnd Everything kept in \u00C2\u00AB first-class\nDry Goods Shop. \"^\"Inspection invited.*^\n(lwnp27to\n\u00E2\u0096\u00A0^Tro..\n\u00E2\u0096\u00A0M-\u00C2\u00AB.-Kr,*iMtn.\nnrtf\nBRITISH BLUE MOTTLED TO'*\"*^**^.\nBRITISH BLUE MOTTLEDm^^-^mm.\nQUEEN'S JUBILEE SOAP.^r*-***-: TOir4tT,\nQUEEN'S JUBILEE SOAP*+\u00C2\u00BB*\u00C2\u00BB\u00C2\u00BB ho^ou,.\nNO. I PALE YELLOW SOAP ^ vanta^nw-.\nPENDRATS BORAXSOAP *>*\"\u00E2\u0096\u00A0 &mfc\nPENDRAY'S ELECTRIC SOAPi>th0 .^nnn\nPENDRAY'S BARBER'S BAR SOAPi,,h' \u00C2\u00AB*.-\u00C2\u00AB\nManufactured only hy\n(iwp.j-26to\nPENDRAY A CO.,\nuvMMtt.a.(>.\nCOMMERCIAL PRINTING.\nThe Columbian Frintinu Establishment has first-class ftcilitis\u00C2\u00BB.for\nall kinds of Ooimnorcial Printing. Bill Heidi Utter HtMlt, timtUt,\nCards, Envelopes, Blank Forms of every description, Pe^ert,DM|s)ert,\nPrice Lists, Ac Prices will be found ts low as at any otbnr oHgmtIm**\nfirst-class work is done. \u00E2\u0080\u00A2\u00E2\u0080\u00A2\u00E2\u0096\u00A0\u00E2\u0080\u00A2\u00E2\u0096\u00A0 \u00E2\u0096\u00A0 :. < :V* \u00E2\u0096\u00A0BBsMiMaMHBanH\nTHE DAILY OPLUMBIAN\nMtusirin\nr.my.tMene\u00E2\u0080\u0094 \u00C2\u00ABiee*4 s\u00C2\u00BB\u00C2\u00BBd\u00C2\u00AB,\nby ths\nIiiiim CiumiMt nnmMCoiirMXLiiiiTis.)\nAt th. Comptny's 8t\u00C2\u00BB\u00C2\u00BBin '''\"\"\"\u00C2\u00AB *\u00E2\u0080\u00A2\u00E2\u0096\u00A0\ntsbllslimeot, Colombia SU\nUajlvered In the SSyJaily. \u00E2\u0096\u00A0 .So. V\u00C2\u00AB Jg*\n\u00C2\u00AB^:\u00C2\u00BB&:::::^::::\u00C2\u00AB\n* SWIsTlslll MTU rsi Wt Wilt.\n1>.\u00C2\u00ABsl\u00C2\u00AB.IA\u00C2\u00AB\u00C2\u00ABrlls\u00C2\u00ABs\u00C2\u00BB.ls.-Flrstlnssr-\nlion, 10cis. per Una solid nonpareil', each\nautis.qu*nteonsecutlv.lnMltuni,2otft.p\u00C2\u00ABr\nllur. Advertisement, not inserted every\n.ar, 10 ots. per line eaoh Insertion.\nM.MllM A*j\u00C2\u00BB\u00C2\u00ABls,s.e\u00C2\u00BB!s.-Begnlar\nRo\".M^&i^.R'fflv.rTuSKi5\nwill Mrevived.tf.ltewlnir.Uj: llnch.\neper month: 2 Ins. *t\ V. ool. S5.80! \i col.\ntVlt; 1 tol. Ill II Inserted for im th.n s\nmos. 10 per cent, will he added.\ncallliliattentSon to advertisements, locts.\nPBlrths,Manlaiw\u00C2\u00BBndI\u00C2\u00BBths,|ltoreach\nInsertion: P..ST.1 VOHeetInoonnectlon\nwith deaths,Men.each Insertion.\nlurim tales, whendtaplwed.oharged\n\u00C2\u00BB.nr cent, \u00C2\u00BBss. tnanktransient advl., 11\n\nQaonoil meets to-night.\nEastern nuil two hours lite.\nMeurs. Mclnnes & Findlay hive\nbegun tbe construction ol . large coil\nshed lor tb. C.P.R. it Donald.\nAmong tbe items in the supplement-\niry estimites is the sum of (16,000\n{or surveys ind bridges it Banff.\nWm. Rjin hid his leg broken it\nIllicUliwset lut wwk ind wis re.\nmoved to th. hospital it Donald.\nThe Fraser is rising. Yesterday\nit ws\u00C2\u00AB onhr 6 Inches below lut years\nhigh vnttar mirk at LangUy, md\ngoing up rapidly.\nAn unusually Urge number ol passengers wnved by to-diy's train Irom\nMontruL The grutu n.rt of them\nlefj ,tof Vieteria by the Rithet.\nA r.m'or'& eurrentit Winnipeg that\nVii Horn, will tike the presidency of\nth. Chlosgo, Milwuku ind Bt Paul\nBailioad, in plac. of th. lite Alexander Mitob.ll.\nThen wu * -sty bin congregation\nit th. Methodist ohuroh last night to\nbur th. Rev. Mr. Wetwn's fsrewell\nsermon. Every sest wu filled, and\nuna ehsirt and Iwnehu hid to be\nprbvid^'fer upwsrds of 50 peoule.\nW. H. Jemkins \u00C2\u00ABu up before th.\npolio, msglstrate thi. morning charged\nwith being drunk. This being Jenkins' first offence he wu admonished\nto.beh.ve himself in future, and uked\nto contribute 12.(0 to the oity revenue.\nTwo old sailors were to be seen on\nlower Columbia st. ind around the\nC.P.R. ctapot milking along urn in\nMm. Both were pretty drunk. To\nevery one who accosted them they re\nplied\u00E2\u0080\u0094\"Steer ahead, you land lubber,\nyou.\" - ,. ,i ,\nTu Tenon, the Chinaman charged\nwith maiming hones it Ohilliwhtck,\nwu brought up before Capt. Pitten-\ndrigh. J.P., this morning. As no one\n.ppund for the prosecution, the\njnstioe idmiitod the prisoner to bail\nin the amount of KOO, to appear when\ncalled upon.\nThe Royal City Planing Mills Co.\nan sending to Yokohama vii th.\nAbyssinia samples of their windows,\nsashes, doors, blind, and lumber.\nThis is an industry that oan probable\nIm, made a lug* item of export to\nJapan, ind It is to be hoped the\nsample, will do good work ind be the\nmuni of opening up i lirge tnd. between the two oountriu.\u00E2\u0080\u0094Vancouver\nNewt.\nIt I. d.6ii1t*ly arranged that Chsp-\nIsmail swept tb* Lieut.-Governor-\n.Up 01 QiMbw, Md it is probibl* thst\nIn will be suocudsd la the cabinet by\nButter Lsoost., although Oirouird1.\n\u00E2\u0096\u00A0nml ii ilso mentioned. Oottigan's\nntirement, it sums, will be coincident\nwith tb. rearrangement of portfolios,\nand probably Curnn wilt be appointed\nto th. eomptrollership of .xciu. The\nohinccs ire tint Bo\u00C2\u00AB*ll will be minister ol tnd* .nd commeroe, .nd Landry\n(K\u00C2\u00ABat) will be solinitor-gensrsl. There\nwill b. no ehrage inide until liter\nABan Francisco dispatch of the lflth\ninst uys: A permanent expedition of\nulronomers is now on its way from\nWashington, D.C., to Japan, by way\nof the C.P.R. to Victoria. Professor\nTodd, who hu charge of the expedition, endeavored to arrange for transportation by United Statu lines, but\nowing to the workings of the Inter-\nstate commeroe Uw he could not secure\nth. rates which the Canadian Pacilio\noffered. The contnot wu made to\noerry the party ind baggage to Victoria\nIWd ntorn. At Victoria they will\nonnaaot with th* new stetmship Ates-\nstnU for Yokohami. The expedition\nis. unt out by the nautical almanac\nbranch of th. Burnu of Navigation of\nthe S\u00C2\u00BB*\u00C2\u00BBPep**tm*nt\nSellout Iuotion. \u00E2\u0080\u0094 Th. truslM\nalMtfe* took pUoe to-dsy. Messrs.\nTerrit, MjMHi-V*. Bon stotwe. u n-\nt^aar^ss\nraatlon. Then were very few oilisens\n({MpnV\n\u00E2\u0096\u00A0\u00E2\u0080\u00A2''''ttdiow.v's. Corn \"Cure destroys sll\nb?Jarof\"ooros \u00C2\u00ABd \u00E2\u0080\u00A2\u00E2\u0080\u00A2'J*. \u00C2\u00AB\u00C2\u00AB\u00C2\u00AB \"J\n\u00C2\u00BB\u00E2\u0084\u00A2iWb* thsn wooMerijwthein\nwltiT.uch.chMp ind \u00E2\u0080\u00A2ft***1-mud*\nwKMarmrt!\nFoil Viownu.--Th.str. Rithet lelt\nlor Viotoria at 4 o'clock this afternoon\nwith about 175 psssengera. Of these\n40 wero members of the Westminster\nRitle Co., and about 26 came over from\nVancouver. \t\nDistinguished Visitoes. -~Rov,\nThos. Scolder announced from the\npulpit of St. Andrew* lost cvoning that\n\u00C2\u00BB party of distinguUhcd Presbyterian\nclergymen was oxpeoted to visit this\ncity this week. Among the party will\nbo Rev. Dr. Burns, of Halifax, moderator of the general assembly of Canada, who, it is expected, will deliver\ni lecture while here.\n .^j..\"-..\t\nNot a Hoor.\u00E2\u0080\u0094Not long ago i letter\nwu written by i prominent up-country\nstock-raiser to a leading citizen of\nClinton, with reference to what tho\nfarmer oslled the exaggerated reports\nabout the loss of cattle last winter.\nIn this letter the following passago\noccurs .--\"I hive not lost a hoof of\nstock whatever, except a rooster which\ndied; and to save him I eat him.\"\n\u00E2\u0080\u00A2 -\u00E2\u0099\u00A6-* \u00E2\u0096\u00A0\u00E2\u0080\u0094\nTub Fisnta Partv.\u00E2\u0080\u0094Col. Mo-\nOregor returned to the city to-day.\nMr. McGregor left Vancouver on\nThursday last in company with some\nNorwegian fishermen to locate a site\nfor them, they having become dissatis\nfled with Values Island. Mr. McGregor and hi. party proceeded to Howe\nSound, where they found excellent\nfishing grounds. Mr. McGregor expects to leave again to-morrow and\nprosecute the search still further up\nthe coast.\nQirsy Disabled.\u00E2\u0080\u0094The small stern-\nwheel steamer Gipsy, belonging to the\nRoyal City mills, while towing a boom\nof logs Saturday eveninr ran on a snag\nnear thl mouth of the river and had\nher bottom punctured. The water\ncommenced to rush in and the pilot\nwu obliged to run her, whore to save\nher from sinking. To-dsy a tug and a\ncouple of scows went to her assistance.\nShe was raised and fastened to the\nscows and towed to the mills this afternoon, where she will undergo repairs.\n . \u00E2\u0099\u00A6 .\t\nAlmost a Fire.\u00E2\u0080\u0094When the steamer\nRithet was near Plumper's Pass yesterday on her way to this city, a sail that\nhad been placed over the sky-light took\nfire. When discovered the sail was\nablaze, and some of the light woodwork was beginning to bum. The sail\nwas pitched ovorboatd and tho fire\npromptly squelched by means of fire-\nextinguishers on board. It is most\nfortunate that the tire oaino to be discovered so soon, for if it had escaped\nnotice five minutes longer tho consequences might have beeu very serious.\n . \u00E2\u0080\u00A2 .\t\nWeddino Bells.\u00E2\u0080\u0094Mr. Arthur O'Connor, for some time connected with\nthe fish hatchery, and well-known in\nthis city, wu married lut evening to\nMiss Nettie J. Bell, of Vancouver,\nThe ceremony took place in tho Methodist hall, Vancouver, after the regular evening service, the marriage service being read by Rev. Joseph Hall.\nThe hall was packed with curious spectators who came to witness the interesting event. The bridegroom was\nsupported by several friends from this\ncity, and is said to have passed through\nthe ordeal with wonderful fortitude.\nTu* bridal pair came over to this city\nbut night, and proceeded to Victoria\non tht' str. Rithet this afternoon. Tho\nColumbian offers congratulations.\n_\u00E2\u0080\u0094\u00E2\u0080\u0094*.* \u00E2\u0080\u0094\u00E2\u0080\u0094\nYokohama Mail\u00E2\u0080\u0094The train which\narrived from the west nt about 13:20\nto-day, carried a Japanese dag, and\nhid the first packet cf Jnpmieso mail\nwhich hu pused over tho rout). The\nO. P. R. .turner left Yokohama on\nMay 31st, thus reaching Calgary in\nsixteen days. There acre two sleepers on the tnin preity well tilled with\npassengers, a great number \u00C2\u00BBf whom\nwere from across the water. The delay wu caused by the condition of the\nbridges between Canmore snd Banff,\nwhich have been displaced by the Kau\nOlsiro Lumber Co. A transfer two\nand a half milea in length of passengers,\nmails and baggage hud to be made.\nTho Japan mail was very large and the\ngreater part of it was for the United\nStates and consisted lamely of samples\nof tea and other cooda. \u00E2\u0080\u0094 Calgary\nTrilmiie.\nMnch distross anil sickness in children\nis caused by worms. Mother Graves'\nWorm Exterminator gives relief by removing tlie cause, Oive it a trial and\nba convinced.\nPersonal.\nJudge Walkem passed down yesterday to Viotoria by way of Vanoouver.\nThe William Irving went up the\nriver thu morning to Yale and way\nports.\n0. D. Rand, of Victorin, nnd K. K.\nRand, of Vancouver, wero pnsseiuicrs\non tho Rithet to-day.\nA. J. McColl (Corbould & McColl)\nreturned yesterday from his professional trip in the interior.\nThe C.P.N, str, Rithet arrived last\nnight at 5:30 from Viotoria. Slio\nbrought over 32 tons uf freight for this\noity, 30 for tho railway, nnd 7 for up-\nriver.\nPassengers per str. Rithet yesterday:\nMrs. Hampton, Misses Lsduer, R.\nSUbrook, G. A. Perrin, 0. Milton,\nDouglas, Serbart, J. Mason, T. McKny,\nEly, P. Booms, Fitzgerald.\nFor the Coast.\nHall's Prairie School.\n^Correspondence ot tbo Columbian.)\nThe semi-annual examination of the\nabove school took plnco on Friday, the\nnth hut, then being preunt about\n35 visitors. Th* uholan were ex-\nrained by Mr. R*id, of Clover Valley,\nind tb. tucher and showed first-class\nprogress and prototeney. Recitations\n.nd songs varied tbe exercises. After\ntb* work wu over the trustees and\nparents expressed themselves as well\nsatisfied with th* work of tho past year\nand their ball.! in the abilities of Hr.\nMuLenntnui tesoher. The rolls\nof honor wen distributed to Ida Hart,\nfor proficiency | Myrtle Webster, for\ndeportment, .nd Geo. Thrift, lor regularity. Aorta* forth* best recitation,\ngiven by Buirry Thrift, a former pupil,\nwu won by Miss Grncio Johnson,\nTbe Assembly Delegates Who Purpose\nComing nre on Their Way.\nBelow is a list of tho dohsgntos to\ntho Presbyterian assombly at Winnipeg who nvo on their way to tho coast:\nRev. James Fleck, Mr, W. D. Mc-\nLavon, Rcvb. R, D. Fraser, Jus. Cray,\nT. O. Johnstone, Jainos Fowler, J. R.\nMunvo, J. Morrison, J. A. Hamilton,\nJ. B. Hamilton; Messrs. L. W. Johnston and Geo. Gillies; Revs. A. J.\nMowat, T. Cumming, P. Nesbitt; Prof.\nWilliamsons Revs. Coulthard, John\nFadio, F. W. Archibald, S. H. Eastman, Isaac Oreighton, W. D. MoMur-\nrioh, Henry Sodgowick, J. C. Jack;\nMessrs. \V| E. Johnston, W. E. Roxburgh, Revs. D. Wishnrt, J. M. Robinson, P. McF. MoLood, G. I, McKenzie; Dr. F. M. Fraser, Georgo Leys,\nRev. E. Scott, Mr. G. MoMioken;\nRovs. Jno. Currie, R. Linton, P. M.\nMorrison, D. S. Fraser, Rev. J. A.\nForbes, Rev. M. Stowart, Rev. Thos.\nMacadam, Rev. Dr. Cochrane, A. J.\nMackonzic, Rev. A. Givon, Prof. Pollock, Rev. F. Smith, John Harkness,\nFred. Carruthora, Henry Frceland,\nDr. Sloane, Rev. A. Ross, Mr. Druni-\nmond, Rev. R. SteWnvt, Mr. Thomas\nWilson, Mr. D. Morton, Mrs. D. Morton, Mr. J. A. Young, Mr. J. W. Mc-\nKnown, Rev. Mr. Mutch, Rev. W. H.\nW. Boyle, Robert HsrriBon, Mrs. R,\nHarrison, Rev. F. P. Langrill, Mr. J.\nR. Tait, Rev. D. B. McRao, Rev. Mr.\nStowart, Prof. Scrimger, Dr. McVicar,\nJ. B. McKilligan, Mr. Druminoud,\nMrs. Drummond, Dr. Burns, W. D.\nRussell, Mrs. Russell, Mr. Pitblado,\nJohn Pitblado, Chas. Davidson, Rev.\nR. Wallace, Lieut.-Col. Urquhart and\nlady. m\t\nInterior Courts.\nThe Kamloops assizes were held on\nthe Oth June.\nReoina v.Bertuaxd.\u00E2\u0080\u0094Charged with\nmurder of Jams, n cow-boy. Action\nof accused claimed to bo in self-defense\nNo bill. Mr. McColl appeared for\ndefense.\nReoina v. Cabment.\u00E2\u0080\u0094Charged with\nlarceny of a 10 gallon keg of port wine\ntaken from n freight car injured by nn\naccident on the lino. No bill. Mr.\nBolo, Q. C, appeared for defense.\nReoina v. Ashnola Georoe.\u00E2\u0080\u0094An\nIndian, charged with manslaughter of\nnn Indian named Chilikctzn. Tho jury\nbrought in a verdict of not guilty. Ash-\nnoln Goorge was then placed upon trial\nfor an attempt to murder Harry Shut-\ntloworth, a half-breed. The jury\nbrought in a verdict of guilty, and the\nprisoner was sentenced to 7 years' imprisonment. Mr. McColl for defense.\nReoina v. Long Jobnny.\u00E2\u0080\u0094Charged\nwith assaulting a Mr. Denne. On\napplication by tho crown the caso was\nadjourned to the noxt assise, the accused being admitted to bail in the\nsum of (05 on application of Mr. McColl for defense.\nTwo* Chinese wero conviotod of bur-\n_glary and receiving stolen property,\nand sentenced to two yonrs' and ono\nyears' imprisonment respectively.\nAt the Clinton assize Mr. McColl\naddressed for the croivn. ' Tho following wero the criminal cases:\nReoina v. Ab Chuno and Nil Lip.\n\u00E2\u0080\u0094The former wu charged with the\nburglary of the store of Joseph Place,\nat Day Creek, .in November last, upward* \nveyed islands In tho bouth arm of Fraser\nRiver, lying to the south of Lot KB, Group\nI, and containing 100 acres, more or less,\nSTEPHEN IIINCHLIFFE.\nMny 3,1887. dmyHinU\nITOTICB.\nIn the Matter or llie EMale of J* I*\nMurne, deceased Intestate.\nLTi BTTMS DUE THE ESTATE OP\nthe late J. E. Murne must be puid to\n undersigned forthwith; and all persons having claims iignlnst tho said Estate must send In their accounts, duly\nverified, to the undersigned at New Westminster, on or before the 7th day of July,\nA. D. 1887.\nDoted at NewWestmlnster the 20th May,\nA. D. 1887. JOHN ELLWOOI),\ndmy2fltc Administrator.\ntlie\nLoanBylaw,1887\nTo Raise a Loan of $15,010.\nflTHEREAS IT IS EXPEDIENT AND\nYV desirable to raise by loan tho sum\nof S751000J_paynble on tho 15th day of July,\nA.D., leffrTwIthlnterost In the meantime\npayable half-yearly, at iho rate of nix per\ncentum per annum, to be applied to the\nfollowing purposes, that Is to say:\nA. For the opening up \u00C2\u00ABnd Impiove-\nmontof Public streets In the Oity of New\nWestminster, the sum of 820,7150.\nH. For the erection and furntshlnt-of a\nOltyHnll, Court Room, Lock-up, Police\nQuarters, City Clerk's Office nnd Market,\nthe sum of 81fi,000.\nC. For improving the Crescent nnd\nPark, the sum of $3,000.\nD. For purchasing at a sum not exceeding their par value all Debentures\nIssued on the security of tho City of New\nWestminster, the sum of S28,'i*.0, which\nDebentures are set out In the schedule lo\nthis section.\n1. NewWestmlnster Loan Bylaw,\n188ft, payable In ten years \u00E2\u0080\u0094\nbalance unpaid S 3*500\nii. NewWestmlnster Loan Bylaw,\n1885, payable in ton years-\nbalance unpaid \u00C2\u00BB -1,000\nit. Railway Bonus Bylaw, 1883, payable In twenty years\u00E2\u0080\u0094balance, 20,000\n1. Woolen Mill Bonus Bylaw, I860,\nbalance '. 750\nTotal -828,250\nAud whereas the sum of 8(1,000 will have\nlo bo raised annually as a special rate for\nJ laying the interest nnd creating a sink-\nng fund for paying the said lonn at\nthe days nnd times when the same shall\nbecome due by this Bylaw.\nAnd whereas the amount of the whole\nrateable property of tho Municipality according to the last revised Assessment\nRoll, being the Roll for the year ono thousand olght hundred nnd eighty-seven, Is\nthe sum of 8769,210, irrespective of any future Increase' ot'the rateable property of\ntbe Municipality, and of any Income lu\nthe nature of tolls, Interest or dividends\nfrom the work, or from uny Block, shares\nor Interest In the work upon which the\nmoney to ho raised as heroin provided, or\nnny part thereof is intended to lio vested,\nand also irrespective of any Income from\ntho temporary Investment of the sinking\nfund or any part thereof.\nAnd whereas to raise the said yearly\nsum of 80,000 tho annual special rate upon\nthe said rateable property will require to\nbe eight-tenths of one per cent.on the dollar.\nTherefore, the Mayor nml Council of the\nCorporation of the City of New Westminster in council Resembled er.net as follows:\n1. It shall'ht lawful (or the Mayor of\ntho said City to raise by way of a loan\nfrom nny person or persona, body or bodlei\ncorporate, who may bo willing to advance\nthe same upon the credit of Debenture*\nhereinafter mentioned, a sum of money\nnot exceeding In tho whole $75,1100, anil\ncause the same to bo pild into the Minds\nof the Clerk of tho said Corporation for\nthe purposes and with the objects hereinbefore recited.\n2. It shall be lawful for tho Mayor to\ncause nny number of debentures to bo\nmade, each for such sum of ntoney not\nless than 8100 ns may bo required, and all\nsuch debentures shall be sealed with the\nseal of tho Corporation of tho City of Now\nWestminster, signed by the Mayor and\ncountersigned by the Clerk of tho said\n.1. The said Debentures shall be mode\npayable In fifty years from the day hereinafter mentioned for this Bylaw to take\neffect, nt the olttcc of the Clly Clerk of tho\nCity of New Westminster.\n\u00E2\u0080\u00A2 4. The said Debentures shall hnve coupons attached for the payment of Interest\nat the rate o( six per centum per annum\non the amount of said Debentures payable half-yearly dining tho currency or\nsaid Debentures whioh coupons shall be\npnpable at the office of said Oity Clerk.\n6. For the purpose of forming a sinking\nfund for the payment of tho principal of\nsaid Debentures and Interest to become\ndue thereon an equal special rate of eight-\ntenths of a cent on the dollar shall, lu addition to all other rates, be raised, levied\nand collected In each and every year upon\nall the rateable property In the said City\nduring the continuance of said Debent-\na 'it shall bo lawful for the said Corporation fnim time to time to ropurebace\nany of the said Debentures nt such price\nor prices as shall bo mutually agreed up*\non, and all Debentures so repurchased\nshall be forthwith cancelled, and no re-\nIssue of Debentures or nny Debenture,\nshall be made In consequence of said repurchase, . m i'\\n7. In case any nr all nf the said Debentures mem limed In Hoctlon d In the recital of this Bylaw cannot lie repurchased\naccording to the provisions of this Itylnw,\nthen and In such caso the unused portion\nof said sum of \u00C2\u00BB\u00C2\u00BB,i!\u00C2\u00AB). mentioned in said\nHeotlon D of the said recital shall be\n{laoed to the credit of the sinking fund of\nhe respective Debentures which cannot\nhe redeemed, and the special rate mentioned In the Bylaw creating such Debentures shall not be levied us In said Bylaw\nmentioned, but Instead thereof the amount required to be raised annually by\nsuch special inlet for interest on such unredeemed Debentures, shall be paid out of\nthe sinking fund created under said By*\nInw.and this Byluwand the principal hum\nof said unredeemed Debentures, shall If\nsuoh Debentures cannot bo sooner purchased, be paid out of the sinking fund as\nand when suoh Debentures shall become\ndue respectively.\n8. This Bylaw shall before tha Anal\npassing thereof receive tho assont of the\nthe Electors of the Corporal Ion In mnnner\nprovided by the Municipality Act, 1881.\n(I. This Bylaw shell take cflcct and\ncome Into force op thet'ith day of July,\nA.D.18S7.\n10, This Bylaw may be oiled ns tho\nuUmn Bylaw, 1887,\"\nBylaw road the first tlmo ou the 23rd\ndown* May, A. D. 1R87.\nBylaw read the second time on tho 23rd\nday of May, A, D. 1887.\nNOTICE.\nTAKE NOTICE THAT THE ABOVE\nIs a true copy of tho proposed Bylaw\nupon whioh the vote of tho Municipality\nSll he taken at the following places In\ne City of NewWestmlnster: That Is to\n\u00E2\u0096\u00A0ay;\u00E2\u0080\u0094\nIn 81. Andrew's Ward, at the Royul Clly\nPlaning Mills Store, Richard Hired, In\nthe said Oity,\nIn Bt. Georao's Ward, at the Counoil\nChamber, Columbia Htrcot, In the said\nOity.\nIn Bt, Patrick's Ward, at the Pavilion,\nAlbert Orescent, In tho said City.\nOn the 26th day of June. A. 6.1887, between the hours of 10 o'clock In the forenoon and 4 o'clock In tho afternoon.\nJAS. A, ROBINHON,\no. M. a\nCity Clerk's Offlee, June 14,1887, dJelTId\nD. DRYSDALE & 00.\nIMPORTERS, JOBBERS fc DEALERS IN\nFancy & Staple Dry Ooods,\nCARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, LINNOLEUMS\n AUD\t\nHouse Furnishing Goods.\nMen's. Youth's & Boys' Clothing,\nUnderwear. Shirts. Collars,\nTies. Socks, Hats & Caps.\nWc always carry a VERY LARGE STOCK to select from\nand give a GOOD ARTICLE at REASONABLE RATES.\ns. Having had\nconsiderable experience in the business,\nand possessing first-class machinery and\nstock, Work will be guaranteed to give\nsatisfaction.\nHornortioflng a specialty. Call and Inspect the Establishment.\nMemo sjs Es 6ULLEY."@en . "Publisher changes in chronological order: Robson Brothers (1882-1883) ; D. Robson & Co. (1883-1886) ; British Columbia Stationery and Printing Co. (1886-1887) ; British Columbian Printing Company (Limited) (1887-1888) ; Kennedy Brothers (1888-1890)."@en . 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