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-ST.Â© Dt*.***" asm KUl-BBR 105 Commons Motes. Further Debating Â»â _. QÂ«es< tions of PrfTllegc. Earthquake 8haeki In Arliona. Jt. Â«_Â«-_e*r_*l Saaea ISv An_ocla_Bd Press. the Wa-rl-T. The fco ___*__ THE STfUBOTs' TBIAL. St. PaTaBBBuxo, Maj* 4.âTha 7 priaonera condemned to death forcon- uoction with the recent plot to asesssi- nate the Czar are all men. The othen, who were convicted of Complicity In the plot, received various sentence* to penal servitude, the ns-flst severe beiag SSÂ© years. It is possible that the Caar may mitigate some of the sentences. , London, May 4.âThe Pekin government has ordered that every foreign missionary in China must hold a pass, poit from hia own government in older that his nationality may be known. All other passports are declared invalid. ARX AND PATRIOTISM. Paris, May 4_â The French government hasa decided to suppress the performance of l-ohongrin for the future in Paris, if it continues to he aooom- ponied by an anti-German demonstration. The Paris papers generally condemn the popular opposition to the opera. They say it is absurd to confound a_rt with patriotism. EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS. Ckmekville, Cal., Mar. 4. â A heavy earthquake, was felt hare yesterday evening. The direction was from north tt. south. Ti'scon, Ariz., May Si!- The earthquake occurred here 2:12 p.m. yeaterday. No one -was injured. When the shock struck Santa Catalina mountain great slices of the mountain were torn From its side and thrown to ita haae, and vast clouds of dust rose above ita crest. 70 feet above the sea-level are three different peaks from 3 to 4 miles apart. One towering peak known as the "Old Castle," a prominent land mark from Tuscon, hns entirely disappeared. Shortly after the earthquake a volcano broke out twenty-two miles south of this place, resulting in the total wreck of the mountains. The sky is brilliantly illuminated. - Bensox, Ariz., May 4.âA aenaatk-n was created here about 2 p.m. yesterday hy a severe earthquake. Minor shocks were felt at intervals far into the night. A party just in from the vicinity of San Pedro river reports the KTOund hs opening about six inches sand watox-. nrpm-inn, ill pinnae -flirt were before perfectly ory.. Tomiwtose, Ariz., May 4.âA severe shock of earthquake occurred here yesterday about 3 p.m. and continued to shake furiously for 40 secouda. THE TBUNDEREK STEAKS OUT. Ijonim-n, May 4.- - Ths Times, refer* ran** to I_ewis' motion thst tha houae take notice of the Times' charge against Dillon, 'aaya: ** We are unable to aee why Lewis felt called upon to protest. We have bo objection te the issue being raised wither in or out of parliament. Still wa cannot help regretting that urgent busineu ahould be delayed even for a. day to investigate what we published in good faith mnd witb evidence confirmatory of everything we advanced. While we shrink from no form of inquiry, we do not think the house would be well (advised in dealing with tbe question aaa one of privilege. While not wishing to discuss the merits of the controversy at the present moment, we would say that no journal in the United Kingdom, least of all the organs of the Parnellites, would be safe for a week if it were held insdmiasibla to contradict any statement in ths houae, even if the ablest proof be fur- niahed at the time in support of the contradiction. In electing to challenge thia deeiaion the Parnellites have chosen curiously narrow ground. They must be aware that ststements assailed as breaches of privilego muat be dealt with separately from mattera that hitherto have been allowed to remain untouched." coxMom xoTts. London, May 4.âIn the houae tu. day T. P. O'Connor condemned the government's proposal. He said he commiserated the government on their humiliating and degradiu-t po.iti.on. He produced a copy of the Times containing the libsl on Dillon, and flour ishing it aloft he said: " I pnrchaeed thia paper at one of the book stations owned by the right honorable the first lord of the treasury. It ia he speaking for the government who saya no breach of privilege was committed. He is therefore a deeply intereei.il party in the case against the editor of j the Ti men. The two men ought to b_ i in the dock together. Irish members reject hia proposal as unfair, unjust and unprecedented." H-re Do Lialc (conservative), nieml..-. for Middle ! Leicestershire, arose to a point of or- : der. He said he had liu*i.< Mr. Tan* 1 ner (home rule), member for Middle Cork, say the conservatives were n ; ** damned lot of eads " (Irish voices i â¢Â« So you are." Tanner denied thst he uaed the word "damned." He re- { peated, however, thst the conserve* tivea were a lot of cads. The speaker aaid he must withdraw the expression and apologize. Tanner ssid ha would do ao. Sir Charles Russell (liberal) contended that Dillon's conduot In the houae had been attacked. That faot constituted a breach of privilege. The question was not ao muoh whether a committee should be appointed as whether the houae intended to pa.a by the imputation sgsinst Dillon snd aay before the world thst so flagrant an offense waa not of suoh a character aa constituted a breach of ' privilege. I_ord Randolph Churchill admitted the ease waa a prima fade breach of pritI- legs, but he thought ths heme wat WE__&,KiW&i** inquiry to ba adapted. Hs dsprsaet- ad tha attack__ads.br O'Conaor sa the government leader. He wald retort that it waa the leader of tba pppo' ail ion who obght ts hare bean eipect* ed to protect Iti* Mead., hi hatthfc- takeu the lead outaido the' hooaein agitation for the repeal of- anion, I (Cheers.) I Gladeta-a-" I m_|___K- | cally repudiate the assertion of Ua lordship." LordRandolph respond*!,,'*, "It'a true, ho we. or." _____________ Mr. W. R.I___er, Belli!., _Â»., Belle* ville, writes: "I find Dr. Thoaaa' felo* trie Oil the beat medicine I hare â¢vet ased in my stable. I hare used it ttf bruieea, ao**etc__., wind pnfie asd w" ' and. every caae it gave the t ' tion. we used It aa a hoes for colds, burns, d-o., and it It I panama, It will remove war*' Ing.them down and applyiag Mil Coiinituitinttiott. .-nir stars . ;Â«_i^iT 1^^:11^^ Editob Coutmbu..: lam to i-eript' of a subscription lht aad an appati for funds for the erection of a homhat la Victoria, to be callod the <|r..i__<!__l Royal Jubilee Hospital. Ibstter. shch Hate and appsala as I refer to have bam forwarded to all parte of ths pÂ»*rln__, sad, I doubt not, there will be a hart* ' response. Now, to ny adnd, ws base an institution in Westminster whieh tt supported aa it should be wonld meet the requirements of thÂ«pror_Â«s (babe* nearer th* centres sf psaalatlaal.hr better than anch an inatitatlos looaMd at Victoria ever aaa:' A* â Me -Testa-. '' > star hospital is now vary aualr is. of funds, there Uing no $lÂ«,(igOe â forth, requlr * will oeggeet I tion lists bs prepared asd e_ea-_sd b_ of fund., there being no Â»l-.,0p0 er (â ,* OOOsvallablsforthe requir._t_._t oFffie mainland, I will eeggeet Hu* tsheeHto- tionliate be prepared asd the city and district brls, tion home to tba Vf ' a sum sufficient to consider aaa | regard to buildfa ment, where thoas who mav (_ astely) require eurgiosl or medio-' ment that cannot be obtained 0 can avail t_et_ael.ee of IW faeiMUrh. treatment, call ItJsbUee, ar tjrwbat aame you pisses. Ia sheet, ,thÂ» me ia- a_ei.ee we permit Victoria to excrdas sa , pliahsd. Re-ipcotfally,*-- , ii- I*' Hasar *'*raairr. Hall's Prairie, Hay 2,1887. y Clement, Almoat-, write time I wu troubled with I triad aai mended, but until s Beetles nwtiam by Dr, told me .boot It I teraally aad Â«rt_raally,*_sd botthss were need I to get my] besatt, whs waa cared et thia- M We And it honeehoM itwHclne, sad oroup, bursa, cute and brakes, ithha equal." , . . â .1 .â¢! ... . Methodist Mlsslou ra tie Ifortkwest CMik On the 20th inat ths ministers and, probationer, of the Port Simpaoa) die , trict of tha Methodist churoh aat at Pert Simpaon. Qnat rsgnt was Mt:. at tha absence of Hev. W. B. Oajrlar through illnsaa. In all other rapacte the meeting waa a tery happy one. Our various miaaions wore sever axae . prospsroue and never wu there a . more earnest desire expreoood by lht tribes to reoeive religions instrsettoa ' from the ministers of' onr ahe__h. Calla for kelp have oome from Â«<MP hand. <â¢ The fields ara whits asks hamiat," Thsiocreass is aearbor ship is 100over laal .ear. Th* tab* scriptions to the nusianar. fP*V , show an advance on last veer of ftur 35 per cent., at ene ntialon of 100 par cent, over last year. A pMaj. 'hi*. . ure of our Sneaeea ' le the liberality diaplayed by white seen ia the eapadrt of our cause. All thu ta very, eaaoer- , aging, and we take it u au eipreeeion of hoth divine and human approval sf ths general oourae followed W -Ur niluioiumm in proeecutief their lafcae among tha nativea aad settlen.ol thia - coast. During ths -ear a church hu been erected at Oold Harbor, on Queen Charlotte Islands, sad a eeinpl houaest Kit-u-Yeela. Them wua band of muaical instruments peorured * for the Greenville mie-km, Kaaa rival. There is in ooune of erection a Bns church at Grasavllle, Ihe plan* a__ apeoi-cationt of which havt base oata- fully prepared, and whoa it h M-C pleted it will bsa crvdit io dt c_Â»- corned. It ia hoped a Sow chac*h will ba begun in the oomhig saa" enoe year at Port Gsaingtun. Al 1 Simpson there ie s home for |J where Ware trained, aad' a. I phansge on the' Haae. la tliese Sum*, the Inmate, ere ctotked nud fed without an-respp.rlfroa.t_4 government. The " Ol-d T_li_aÂ»" h I atill doing good worh, haÂ«i_| _av_||ed , over 0,000 milea during the year.-- Oom. ,.', '. â . â â .'_ii . â ai in ,-.srryi i Mr. Alex. Robinson, of __*i_ao<l_ â¢â¢' writing abont sn of ttt meat phfilN"' articlea, and one that has dose â good to the affioted than aay othsr I "clno has during the abort thae M been in eil_t.no., njrti "I havs i four bottlss sf Northrop t Ltsss.Tag* , table Diaoovsry *ftJ^ ""*" " " and havs, been oured of 1 troubled tn. Ibr tea -fsara, I had it very bad, and wat Me eapasse tryisÂ« ts get raUsfi hM-W> exosllent remady wa. ttallnt aad osjp relief I received. !-_--__ aaa."'1 Job printing of all slad. aa-lfUM ; st the C_L_i__J*K ofloe. FrHa-ilba found lower thaa at aay sthsr _____ kt.( ths evovtaos.â--ddf. aldlnal ?o ttoB_f>*i â¢>â¢â â¢â¢'; '.nl) o _wni*->l9qc_ gailp ftitieh dolnmbwn The I)l__ijtfÂ» House St asaemi has paaaed MRU iniponi|g a penalty of from*$26 to JBOOTfpon any person who plays bate ball in that state on Sunday. Illinois legislators do not seem to regard ball and cricket u roereatiffiw, ao appropriate for Sunday aa aome ofthe legislators of UUl UÂ»ll|UUI-i-(. *"**â ' ;vn.* li rl 'i 11 li '. â . Daring the year 1886 the gold mto* of Nova Scotia yielded 23,362 ounce of gold. This is a slight increase" We. tte':pr-d__tion far 1885. Tho quantity of coal brought to. ,t|M surfaco during the year is given as 1,502,611 tons, against 1,- 352,206 tens tor the year preceding. Iran ore shows a decrease of nearly 4,000 tons. Of gypsum the prov inoe exported 123,753 tons, and produced 31,604 tons of coke. Tlie, police magistrate of Vancouver nrast be a libeler, or else the moral tone of that vigorous young city is greaty in need of being ele- vat-d. In the police court on Tues day Mr. John Patterson ohaigedone of the Vaooouverites witli using to- wsivls him very toil, obscene and abusive language. The language os des_fl--_ was certainly shocking. The acc___f._d_.IHsd the truth of the -charge, but, strange to say, the Nevt, '1-iat the names called the Klalntiff were ordinary, eyery-day inguagc which is used dally in no- lite society here.1' If polite society, in Vancouver makes daily use of such expressions as Mr. Patterson nya war* applied to him, we should feel inclined to go round a whole bleeh( Mthef than meet it. Many people are beginning to enquire whWh.r such precautions could not ba taiea as would mako impos- siM- a disaster like the one which -courted at Nanaimo oh Tuesday, A great deal has been done, towards making, coal mining safe, but once in a wMle a terrible calamity over- ___<* the Uttfortunat* underground wlrkars, aad the world demands nae) irarslationB that will cover Such enWBgMreies. A raan ih the mines is;at^tfc.' nierOT pf a thousand con- tingBncies. He may himself be s_repÂ«_>_sly careful, but if any one of hit '150 companions commits an acti' of carelessness, every person in th'C pit at the time may become a victim of that one act It becomes n-cee__ry, tirtrefore, that all underground minM should be under the very, strictest supervision, and this oujjtt to be insisted upon regardless of oast. Men's lives are too precious to be plaoed in jeopardy unneces- urBjfi;'; j. 0irreport that the parliamentary rep-teentatives of Britith Oolumbia tnd Manitoba have had an inter view with Mr. Van Home with respect to 0. P. E. freights, and that a pro- mi#a,of substantial reductions was obtained, will be received with much utitfaction In this province. No reasonable person could quarrel with tht through rates previous to the ill* adviHed upward jump on the first of April, but during the past month B_m*r branches of trade have been serioaaly embarrassed. There dolls not seem to be any certainty as to what the railway rates will be for a single month. They are like a tfa-XhiMheter, constantly rising and felling, and importers are sometimes sorely puuled to knqw how they ought to aaloulate the value of their goods. It is aipity Mr. VanHorne so '-BMoa visita this coast. If his -U__. WtSre niore frequent it is pos- siWe'ii^ny of tha grievances against â "-JO. f â¢]â ?Â»â¢WOUW quickly disap- IMM-.r^iiM'ii taanagBra pf the road art aarsly aware that it must be made cepmar if it is to be made pi_n_Ma. .â¢jji'**...**, .s â ' â¢-â .-.. : *â¢ ' â â fa tow: of the frightful calamity that Us overtaken our sister oity of Nanaimo, and the vast amount of distrea that is sura to follow, it may he worth while for us to oon- tidÂ«r_-h_DMs of reKef A despatch from Naa.lmo this morning states tht* tebre than half the imprisoned m* %y* f-BlUea depending on th_nL-j*?,tappori Some of these fasajliaaareJ-rge aad, almost help* lata, and it is well known that a "r of the minora have little or I -__ up atalnst inch a B-atUa. The-live fully i debt, iSe prospect before tttti familiea is such as to oall'oat the sympathies of every h_KM__.klg.Blit aytnpathy will MiM-'fM1-.* clothe the fatherless arttt'wldow; In view of the near approach of the calabration of the Qim't]tWm in thia province, and ' Â«_Â»WHty tkat a Urge amount _Â«*'#-. emendedin foolish- P^avettfwoulditnotb. o snaaldir whathar we ought -htr-te doatribate liberally to- rkMlf. ta -ewre thete unfor- . >iÂ£isiii_ i jJLisAi* ' _ii." Mj t Jot. JlMJ.lftl.W-W b* mad. with a t_*"_-',Â»__f'-WMt It* all the -'WMt* '. fund, and â Â»i-_Â«|.lhj--i-tÂ»:'io tha crushed â ___._. __._. <are. no-*â¢ totaUng. by m-on at t-nibla aÂ«_i-w arf the â nHliwnm of thafutai. outlook* a â -â â - _____ â â â *â -:â ...-. --J*â*' *Â«_ ____â¢*''_____â¢â â "'J' "7'**'â "* Brighouse Estate. doplBml CAU- f Snm'l Jon any Hou t tlio rfâ 3ANIJKU.A B11IQHOUSE. KINDERGARTEN THE BISTEBS OP ST. ANN WISH to Inform tlio Public that thoy will *" su at their Convent ou NOTICE. ifOTICE IS IIIDREUY GIVEN THAT I 110 days after date I intend to apply thc Chief Oot-imisHione-' of Lands und oi-kfeto pm-cha.. ISO acres of land N_t.ii.t_ ToMdu Island, New Westminstor Dis* ct,utjtil ik'.SL-i'il.f.l as follows: -omiilonciiif,' at tlio N. K corner of tho fi. E. K of Soe.fl; tlienco North 40 chains: thence West 61) clmlns; thence South 80 chalns; theuce Enst 40 chains; thenoe North _0chains; Ilienee Rust.-10chain.., tn point of commencement. * H. 1). HF.LMOKEN. Victorin, B. (.'., April 22,1887. - dap___m2 ley Children of both nexes, from two to spv- en yean.Â«McÂ«dmltt6il. For farther Wt- tlculin. Â»p*y et the Convent. New Westminster, Muy 2,1887. clray2.vl 6. C. H-fonussatal Works ...:,,flSJPRCH 8TBEJE-. m_ MARBLE AND ORANITE WORK of â¢ all kinds. Call anil Import boloro onlzlng Island capital. I leave my work to speak for Itself. ],. B.-No np. prentices employed. dwaplDto ALEX. HAMILTON. Cheap for Cash. MR.- ANtWEW LEAMY, SOIiIClTOR, McKenzld Ht., Is authorized to soli u in of 160 wires for $.,000. The soil Ih tbe very best ln tlie province and the farm li out in two bythe Nicomekl river,ln whioh there It a never-full Ins supply of trout. There Is an orchard, good house and barn and 20 acres in timothy, There are a sohool house and church tri thin a mile of tbe farm and tlio roads are In prime condition. dwnp25ml mENDERS WILL BE ItECEIVED UY J. the undersigned up to noon of sntnr- daylbe tint HWft 'Â°r the ereotion of a three-story Brick Hetel on Columbia itreet for W, A. Dunean, Esq. Plans and â peotf cations oan be seen at my office on and after Monday the Oth Inst. Tne lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ....â, O. W. GRANT, ' Architect, McKcnslc-st. New Westminster, Snd May, 1887. 1' dmy2td Estate of Kelly Bros. TAKE NOTICE. A LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE A .above Estato aro notified that Mr. Henry V. Edmonds Is alone nnthorizcii by us to receive payment thereof nnd to tlve receipts for same. 8. ,T. PITTS, P. Q. SIMPSON, 'Â» JNO. WILSON, Assignees of Estate of Kelly Bros. dml:S..te' â¢HG&GZr NOTICE IS -HEREBY GIVEN THAT 00 days after date I intend to apply to tlio Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works to pun.huse 480 acres of land [more or- lean] Hltuate on Texadn Island, New Wostmlnster District, and described as follOWSJ , Commencing at (lie N.W. cottier of N.E. Mof See, il*. thenco Houth 80 chains; thenoe Mtiiehains toshore line; thence following meandoriugof shoro line In a northwesterly direction, UtO chains [more or loss]; tuence East 85ohalns [more or less| to point of commencement. M. W.TYRWH1TT DRAKE. Victoria, B. a., April 22,1877. dap_$m2 HACK FOR HIRE. TRE UNDERSIGNED has establlsbed himself ln tho Citv of New Westminster with a FIRST-CLASS ., OOVEREi. olEllAGEr Which In open for Engaecmenls at very moderate Charges. Orders left atthe Colonial Hotel or Bent by telephone, will be promptly attended to day or night. Stable next H. Elliott's JOS. OATES. Telephone Ko. 89. mylte 1TOETH NOTICE. BE OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT (JO _. days nfter date I Intend to apply to Uio Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works to purchaso 480 acres of land on Texada Island, New Westminster District, described as follows: â¢ Commencing at tho S. E. corner of S.W. J,, of See. 3; thenco East 40 chains: thence South 80 chnins; thence West io shore line; thenee following' meandering of shoro line In a north-westerly direction to H. E. corner of Seo. 4; theuce North 10 chains [more or loss];- thenoe Eust 40 chains to point of commencement. ' JAMES LUMBBRT SMITH. . Victoria, B. Câ April 22,1887. dap25m2 Administrator's Sale! lie Estate SNAT SRANTON,'Decerned Intcetatc, SEALED TENDERS for the pat-thaw of Lot 10, Block Seven, suburban lands of tho,City of Now Westminster, will be roceivod by the undersigned*up to the: 20th duy of May, 1887. The highest or any, tender not necessarily accepted. Dated 32nd Ani 11,1887. E. A. JENNS, dap___ml J â 'â â¢ AdmtnlHlrotor. NOTIOE. 18 of HTIN-S OF THE COUNTY COURT " Cariboo will be heldâ At Olinton, Frldny, l,_h,Ma.y, 1887. AttlllDoet.Wednesdny, Ulh Mny, 1887. At 150-Mile House. Tliesdny, 28th June, 1887. At Sod. Creek, Thursduy, 80th June; 1887. AtQuesnellcmouth, Mondny, tth July, 1887. At Rlohfield, Saturday, Sill July, 1887. By Command, JNO. KOBSON, Provinoial Seeretnry. Provincial Secretary's Office, Mth April, 1887. dapSOtd TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1887. Grand Excursion! â¢VM THE ('. I>. K. TO NORTH BEND A RETURN Under the Auspices of the Y.M.C.A. BETWEEN HOPE AND NORTH BEND Is some of tbe most magnificent scenery along the whole lino of railway, Including tbe far-famed canyons of the Fraser River. Train will leavo Westminster ntSo'dock In the morhlng, returning nt 9:30 In the evening. Ticket* for the loud Trip, flu, hut to all who purchase before May 7_li, o rodiic* tion of w cents per ticket will be mndo. Tickets for Sale at the Stores of 11. Lyal, Ogle. Campbell A Co., 7â S. Hull, U.S. Curtis ft Co., A. M. Herring, Geo. Grant ft Co., nnd W. Â«. Austin. N. AâTrain stops nt all way stations he- tween horo nnd Yale, dwApZiltd WANTED PURCHASBRH FOR Marine b Stationary engines, Boilers, P_Â«pÂ», Inspirators, In- lectors, etc.! SU-m Filters',OnÂ« Filter.' nnd Pluiuliers' Brass and Iron Goods, nil kinds of Nin. â Mâ -eMa.r., kl, Nmpre.-or*.. li.it* null RockDrills, UoIhIIok Machinery, Drill Htcel, Maeliluery Hleel, Picks, Shovels, Iron A Steel Wire Rope, Rubber Hose, etc., Ballw.y A C-MIMIors' llcnrrnl Hup* Kles, Scrapers, Cnrs, Anitlc nnd tt iron ana steel, Crow-bars, Portland Cement, nooflng Paper,. Building Paper. Fln-nroof ltooflng Cement, etc., Inm SI Wo.d*w*ii_l.j -.rhlnrr;, Shafllng, Palleys.Chucks, Lathes, l'lun- ers, leather Bolting, Tin Pluto nnd Corrugated Iron Elbows, Axe,' Pick, Fork Mid Hammer Handles, tlesi White Ouk 5-gnl., 10-gaI., M-giil., 30-i'ul. Kegs, Gftb; Ij. wood _ lion's celebrated If.w York Varnishes, Chapman Hoosdt Co.'s Flsh.Bait,(HO kinds). One new â all's lore. One new Foal Tuhle.-Apply U> ~WKMÂ»_tB^M00RADY, i. Mechanical Draaghuman A Contractor. oar Plans and Specifications for Boats, Buildings, Mnchinery.cti'., cnrcfully prepared. H-KxKiin St. New Westminster. B. C, Jam IH, '87. ' dgjMSje _ the Date-, and Places or Co-rti of Aiilie, ltHI Prlun, and 0*er and Terminer, far the Tear.18.". ' r SPRIItO ASSIZES. ' [6a V.nroav.r l.l.nd] . Vlolorlo .....MondayÂ« .....10th Mny.. Nanaimo .Tuesday. ......Tin .Tune. . (Oa_l.l_li_.d1 s^SS^Jgt^H^' Clinton Z ,..Mon_a..,..â...lSth.nn.. , â¢ FA_i_> -_a_ii__a. '' . ' (O. K.lal.ad] iiobps'IV.' rewWeBtinlnste- :.:S*aais__.:::Â«tiii, ...Monday aW ml apt, it. iday ....lOllipul., dncÂ«lliy...fl!h Nov. I Oa v.neouT.r l.Und J Slrtl-rl-j.M.-Monday.,. analmo Tuesday... ...88th Novoinl/cr. ...Oth December. dapMId THK STEAMER "GLADYS" UNTIT. FtmTHEt. NOTICE WILL lenyo Wisu's Wharf, for Chllilwliack ana Wny Places TUESDAYS & FRIDAYS At7A.Mâ Returning tho following days, . For freight, A.*., upply on board or to ;iW. MATHERS, dmlitsilc On the Wharf. D.S. CURTIS & CO. Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS1 New WcstD.ln_.ter, B.C. dwmhtOtc _P_A.OI_ETIO New Westminster, B, G. REID & CURRIE MMUFACTUR_RS& IMNHtTCIIS OF Farm Wagons, Express Wagons, DiBlivery WO,^^, Carriages, T6p Buggies, â Open Buggies, Phaetons, Butcher Oarts, Dog Oarts, Dump Oarts, Drays, Stages, ATM: bvbIrythiko sva Tnto VEHICLK htmi Secimii-hnnd gtap/et 1 ExprMt Wag. 0118 for sale cheap. I Kepnlrttip;. Fnlntln*; S Trimming done at reasonable prices, BLACKSMITHINC In all Itn Branches. Eatimntoa given on Ironwork ah'd Contracts taken. llorse-KUoislni. and General Jobbing. Wa also, keop li* utoek to supply tho trado, Iron, Stool, Chains, Cumberland Coal, Horse, and Ox Shoes, Harrows, Iron, aiid Stool Harrow Teeth, Carriago I Springs anil Axles, and a complete stock of CarrlMo Hamwafe.. , . A lot ol fit-stokM: Plough. _; Hal* rowibnHnHd. i fÂ« '. _**Wo havokdt the best workmen to bb had in the country, nnd we import nearly alt the slock we use from tbe eastâoonsa-1 iiuontly we can offer Inducements to purchasers that wo could nol. hnve dono some timo ns/n. All mntorial nml work leaving, the strop will be fuSrnhlced tobe Just as represented. Orders from tb. country promptly .attended to. â¢iwnplllc REID & OURRII o oii_: __?___. _t*T"_r Capital, $J,000,000; lusse. Paid, .48,000,000 -ktssWItalsesI â.Won Rates as Low' as any other Company doing Business in British Columbia. * __* Kisks promptly taken, and Losses satisfactorily adjusted. T. ft. PEARSON, doo7lo {11. C. B. A P. Co.) AQENT. Land Reglstr) iirrtiiiaucc, 1870. Let Xo. 'iel, Block IV, rnrt of Msfrlct Kol K o. 19$, im llic Clly et Yniit_*nver. WpEREA^i THE CEBTlfZCATE OP â¢ Titlo df FrunX W. Art totho nlwvo Lot hus bc-un lo.sto^<lcs(imTcd^iiid uufrll- oatlon has been **hiud(nror u flnpltfirto thereof: Notice In thcrofore hereby given that a fresh Certificate of Title will be lsKucU in Ilea of tlmt no lostonientroyed, unless cause be shown to the contrary â within one nionth from tho dnte hereof, R W. AHM8TRONG, r_Ji ' Deputy Registrar. LiinU Registry OfBce, Â«___%._._/_ .New Wtaftn^tfiyuiUa^ uap-Sml TtUHMltCl_L__l.'' WM McCOLL, . eneral MsM Dry Goods, Men's Furnishings, Groceries & Provisions, LUHDBOM'S liLOCK, Oolumbia St "'' .dw-ntl3to. â .â .*/[*; 8PBOIAL INDJU CEMENTS FOR TIIE- HOLIDAYS 15 per Gent. Discount for the next 15 days, ALL NEW DCOCS, WWM BUYING FIWM THE MANUFAC* hirers for cash, I am in a position to ull at bottom prices. My Ooods are marked in plain figures and the prices have not been put up to meet the dis* count taken off. Call and see prioes before purchasing elsewhere, CT Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty. Jewelry made to order. F. CH AKE. WATCHMAKER On'osim the Bask. dw*del8tc IMP-ITER & DEALER IN JOHN S. COX, IMP) Fancy TT COSTS NO MOltrc TO KEEP GOOD Fowls thnn It does to keep poor Fowls. My Breeding Pens nro equal In nny In the United states or Canada. I uropoN(.'tottinilfilj Ekksfrom premium anil flrnt-clMSH' Fowls, nTy-iU-slgti being lo establish n reputation that will lust, â¢ . VARIETIES OF FOWI-S: â¢ tVhlte Creitcd Blaek Follih, - Blaek Spanish. > -Lsaagihitngv, lift Flcche, Sllver S]M--|lcd Hnmburffh, White and Brown Leg horni. Mandan â - ,, , Light Brahmai. Pit Oimei, Plymouth Hock. Partridge Coehlut, Rouen and Ajrlesbury Duetts, . . ToMlonstO^eie. SPANISH 1AP.EAR RABBITS. Cash' must aeoompnny all orders. Address, with stump, JOHN fi. COX. dwfeTto New Westminster. PORT H4MM0KO , N-_-f.-_.HY io., ~â-t'!. -'inodftiiii Fruit Trees, Ornamenlal Trees, . Small FriMts, Anil QAIlDEN KTOCK on haml 111 great variety. .n Everything flrsl-ehiRH anil fiirlilsheil In good shape. ' G.W. HENBYr ' dw-del6tc Port Hammond, B. C. WALSH'S TAILORING .,.ââ Columbia St.. New Westminster. HAVING JUST RECEIVED OUR NBW Fall and Winter Stoek, we invite In spectlon ofthe finest, selection of '" F_mxI_i.1i, i.colrli, fiermnn, Frueh. and Amerlenn SUITINGS !-_Â©Â« Evor shown In New Westminster. For a, GOOD FIT aud artist tu style we defy competition, flnoBOte â¢' THOS. WALSH. Look. Here! fP YOD 'VANT TO MAKE A NICE PRESENT Ton friend or t-elntlve, gn down to STIR- SKY'S nnd look nt some of those extra- ordinary iHtrftalus In . Ladles' and: Oentleaicii's GAM and Silver'-Witrhes! iUlin, > â¢ VharniR, etc., etc. Or If you wnnt n useful ornament for your house, examine those beautiful H'tlay striking flock*., with cathedral gongs. He Is selling at BOTTOM PRICES. Watches- from # upwards, a\ warranted Fine Watch Repairing a (specially, and' good workmanship guaranteed. mr Remember ' the plneeâthe "Blue Store."- The British <$o 1. LJLXj SM'J.IOV i .w.. âa,a ..i. .u ,__a.i.i__t .it zw_> ' .O.fl .1-_.It/l.f_i ,1-tJ/ .. ,â <* -.'- ' ,.,-.â .I-.-â â .â .â¢.'.. ,MÂ«Â»*Â».M A Â«.l*-nÂ«*flVÂ»f - RffStTAJ>ltt-Mi â â¢â -,...â¢â ) rntu'-'9. *jVhK,;?--'iIf. IN 300 SHARES OF $50 EACH. ' I 'â sJaJJu â ''â â â >â â â¢â â â â â â¢ !/jJ,o,Iiiu-i Fast Steam Presses^ ,V.O.|;f;:jVf "â -â¢â ' # ii .lir-iltVlKHTT.'l .-_iWi>*A Efflelwit Workmen. THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS ONE OF THE dwaullyl Columbia St, New West CUARDIAN THE UNDERSIGNED has just received a large consignment of Pianos and Organs, Which he will sell cheap. These instruments may be purchased for cash or in monthly instal- ments, tb suit purchaser. Call aria get my figufes before purchasing elsewhere, and it will be to your-interest. - Second-hand Pianos and Organs for sale or to rent. Instruments may be seen at Mr. D. Lyal's Book ahd Stationery Store, Columbia Street, .lwrnhiio T, Ri PEARSON) OF LONDON, ENG. . i. / i y -, m i tAttt%. â¢ .uraiA.ni, _â ) ' EiTXtiLlaiiEDie-i "' Risks Taken at Rates as Low as any other Reliable Comp'y. T. R.PEARSON, doo7tb (B,C. fl. * V. Co.) AGENT. mimxiwCMmWmi :>.:$ '.Hts 'lio i ld__ti bttitittnft BY MAIL,'PERâ¢ANNUM.'') .**"_Â».i_a_V-_ WÂ«ekly British Oolumi^8-0^ a iv:;v Ui^-.Hi." (w_|_lÂ«roBteMii_(l HtVIHG BV FM TÂ«_t__H-T CIDCUUtlOl â¢.I .'-.ULn.... i;i -vÂ«r*.u*V lo W. fc. AUSTIlt, UEA1.EB in Hlintaiw! A large AsNorLnieut of DRY GOODS âAND- GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HANI). Hay and'Feed WHOI.ESAI.E AND BETAII,. WOOn AND lOAl D__l.EKED TO mr,'i: or tiib iomr. WeruntWilstftgosilally.exooptSunilnys, to Purl Mooily, currying H.M.S. mulls. As no liquor or tolmiico Is un.il wecirn by tamporat. habit- rmd. oafef'ul eoonomy serv. tbo public at especially low .am.'' i dwseUDtc , .-. ;. -J. , RCIAL PRINTM .-..;i li'i v* il â¢â¢.-' :â n- ImiA : â :â OF EVfiRY itESClipildif. '"' â ,;*,n.'tV At Moderate Ratee. n^v,lint . r t(/. .J17 .-i-. t = .fiJ'_i 1 *_*lV?Â».-**i r'â¢ " 01 SPECIAL BLANKS RULED & PRINTED TO ^ Persons who have not pr6ved ^'SeliipiS't â Will' .',â !â : â ...!â ! y . ,.!;|,.<...>/.j,H!..l';.^S expe.riepce the ability of the earteblishnieei^r *â¢ , '*â¢ â â , ,',i:nâit. J. , .'.s-.iiiaiilWolE to turn out first-class' workâ¢.â¢â â¢i^:in?i_^''*#J â _____L_f__W I'ntV-r i â '>â¢â â â ,.â â â ;â - (nl*m*&re. (qhamo_j a mm ._..'.'I . ,.Â«_,(*M _BfAV â â¢,.'.â Â«__.-_ â â¢-OfOeS ASVIOE TO PAM__TS. em. Tiinaibi. is; *t'f'n*aW.' Itai-tnaVi- If 111 this age of civilization Unit physical punishment ought never to bo ic â ortetf to. It Ib not necessary. , A tmreiit. has lull .control of a cW_-j_he_-tÂ«*.hnfe, imd-taid keep It e*T,nimap'rlM (Wj-jr (wWppIng, foru Mr-li-tlspuiuBhed that way always looks forward to the. time whon he will be too lafg_*tb'M< fthlpped, ana M he grow, he has to be whipped a little harder every time, which ln l.selt proves that form of punishment to be useless and wrong. In any other method ot punishing a, child can be shown that he Is simply en- mtSfgso^am practiced, (or children have a fine sense *' â " '* p.!p*^sUy!()Â«M<i*ej|'*y hroent Ib a. dwgerous **_lie4 ._. Idea tbat he quotes the ' spare the rod," etc., to fortlly when the proverb would be imie^ijiwd. â *..Â« rewuids betoken a fanen state.'. Tlie same ls true "tuineh mim*,i li.. f , ':'â â it'. :â Tho.eyeot pf ,Â»ll,piinl8hment ls, of coil__S Â«'!_!*(Â»% ViSlld, to trim off, or subdue Its faults otcharaoler as thoy appear, and give Â»â tettei! cliiihco fortll. TJier^ Die _.._ con- â¢luered by parents of young children. ,hjm, smvt>m<ta-.Â«Â»m MAfvUMitk: child olsome anticipated ploa.ure.bo- cause oi a dlsobedlenoe. The effect of aro â¢fllj'f*fj_#ll[ug* beSUta whlppl *â¢"â¦**_#*. WiW* _"<- â¢'"* Â»â â¢â¢ â¢ilbjeer ls u matter to bo gravely ci sucii lipimlshpeat depends upon the cit- sutferor, and he trios It again: nintiRt. neoa '. .-.' .'....'. . .*'. " ' KinoatMl event, realized cumst ;iices, Suppose, for Instance, a boy has a promise that he shall go to a certain el ou. Ital iÂ» comttig In a few days, but nn occasion arises In which some sort of â¢ 1-cipline must be resorted to, and he is to.d he -Hindi go to tho circus. .â M_Â»l*ffoW',,Â°'*^-- nfjiiSHf. .iohmislMo..,.. Hv tui*. ml-sMdMi-.--. âÂ«M;goil io-__il"the â uny rellrf he lias Is In hating hea tlior- lty over him, n d no doubt fools a conti mpt lor a lime, tot pnu that cau glvo.a promise und then taki'ltback.' AH the iitnuei. 11 r. ln'.lon't. tltS comtnj bf'lliii oircus, his mu.es all going, and evory. Uil g in coniiecilon with it will continually keop bis angry feelings uppermost, 9|ft#^:jJELB*PKi -SP-I!__Â«!_,â ho âJ_l5(_fâfold that lis could uot. go out of tho yard again lor any p.. assure, except the clrous, for a week, nor liave any boys In his own yard toi'lay wllg-iMf-OWIegjUiattlmo, but niusi. >m_fo iilhis.il as lest ho eould uloiic in .iif.seqtiun.0 o! his wrong do- lug, ho would many times during tho woelt wish ho had belmvod himself proper!.; ymi Â«,aiilil not. have iha. hateful focl.ug uroUs.d towards his parents. Ho. wi.UI I not be made unhappy byhls I'uii.-hiuenti be would havo a chance I > think of lhe matter fairly and w. uid not feel abused and .outraged however wioom.oilaMtliji&farliltron became. Ins.' mi oljflSatijuangrS'at.lt ho would vilsh ho limlTiot dono wrong. A child need's all iho -'.nshluo It ean have to ,o II ie I Ior tne storms that coma ln after life, and il in uny doubt wliollterU' punishment, lu oertain cases, ls ru..lly a nej MMttar or not, always â *..Â» Iha child ths benefit of the doubt. A happy child will, be tho most one dlent The docility of ths slave is n " what we want In ohildren, "The cam-. mores no swifter beforÂ» he whip, on...* behind the flute. "â[Good Housekeeping. ;._ Â«i.roTi i Mio â â *--__.-p.." , Th. Hia. Mule. One ol the most amusing and at the same time most pitiful sights to be seen about tha ooal mines, says a correspondent writing trom Nantlooke, Is tbo descent ot a mnll to tbedepths below. * -ft tP.say.MH m <<m_il tl'Wfeei* Amr,tmt*T**Â»rahe-l uplMllirn'IRh M-fleS rsloeltv. On lhe car Is fastened a narrow stall, wltb Iron ban, which can be fastened across tha entranoe. By various methods tha unfortunate mule Is brought as far as the month of the shaft, but when hs seas the ear ha knows what It mean*. Ihat mule fully realises tbat II he walks aboard he will never ssa daylight again; and will hava to work In the dark as only a mine mule musk 80 hs kicks. Ami! â *?._â __.___.._.â.â __,, _. _ _. W"MPWL â¢ __#__â â¢<>Â£_-"â â Â»;' -Mana b-Ttf-s'JlEM-B--. JaEttWhal, U01 BABIES AHD THiEG-EAMS. _lulmrra-._j_nls of Htipu. Fathers at the â . TelÂ«S- apl, OHoe. A Western tTiiiou tbiegraph ro.olvor said ty n Chicago roporter: " DM .You know that fow pooplo out- â slilo of .doctor, nud tho telegraph ire- ohlvof. iroitli-o* -how many babies are born in tlunvorid? Why, thero isn't a day. .Sunday inoluded. that 1 don't llniKliu from fitteon'to twenty 'baby telegrams.' as wo call 'em. I "Ily those I mean telegraphic announcements of tbe advent of little 8 â¢â¢"tI-Ji-'b a gooddealof human nature In theso messages. Of oourse they are u.ually sent to the Utfl. one's grandparents, and they take bn all shades of c-u erance from the wildly exalted eosiaoyot a first-born to the cold, formal, and not Infrequently disgusted an- <_ouiio_uient ot the sixth. "I-vill say, however, that after the â¢mm I or third ovent ot the kind the Jig tiling Is not drawn on so recklessly. Ilie slower process of tho mails ls considered quite enough for the emergency. . ' "The oomlng of tha fint, however, Is as sure to bring out an oxolted telegram as'the sun shines, It la great lun to watch the senders ot these first baby dlspatohes as they prepare thprn. i "A young father comes In wltb a hurried, step, and an exultant, beaming face. He grabs a blank and dashes oil something ilka this 1 'â¢ â¢ Great news 1 Mary very IU. Fine . "Then he tears that up. Somehow be doesn't wont.the rude telegrapher to know tho name of the gentle but happy end put against ons ot the uprights at the side Ofthe shalt. At the other end lour men push, bringing the beam Uke a leu. against the mule's flanks. Now the bout's backbone ourvee until hlÂ» head is nest his tall, and his four feet, planted Irmly together, seem riveted to the ground. &mmjfi_ffl^&*- But there Is another resource. Evan mule resistance oan ba overcome by steam power. A rone la fastened around the mule's a_W,Â«te*Â»iÂ« slowly turned and the unlucky beast Is dragged on tha oar. Ihe lion bars aro put up, a hsll rings, and ilia ear drops downward, while a lut melancholy bray ilâuÂ»._o from the Mack bote. Thcr7.ra_emuls underWllkubaitt, that hasigpenttwaoty-one years of useful Uf â l*mÂ»_ml to -be dark. Ina in netsW*fiWqt hBu. â Â¥><â¢ na hit twice beon holA-KAMsurfaoe to walk proudly In tha mlnerr-r " UHaJLotiagt as hu Ixlea . go hllnd m*_,e'Â»bi.3, but wheli-ha* ara b: 0. ght out aBasulag. must be tied over tlieir ey^tpt^averal duys. ' Saturday Idea, It Is all very novel and unique. He sossstoie after store closed, and In several sections of the town tha regulation Sabbath stillness reigns. At lu.30 o'clock in the morning he see) scores of people, dressed In Bunday dotoasj.oBjtheir wayto.(tiui_h. ; .sit Is bard to Imagine that lt ls not tba real Sunday, Only when tho stranger goes Into the main thoroughfares Is ba Drought to a sense ot tha day u It Is. Tho whole atmosphere of one portion ot the city Is a doy ahead,, or six days ba- 'hlnd.aByouohoosetomakelt. '10 .. >S. â â¢!!â , .** a'"' â¢rtrtoHa. Q_t.n Vletorla bus a great * ' pparentln the r times are > snug -little ilW.IWira'week U paid Just' lhaj*no, whilo ltia1 *ell known lli.l tuMfrjueeluut lor viats past boon oblliWtolBakalieivyyiibalemsiitslnlilS i.iiohjKof Cornwall iioportyânot so uiuil,iii|iiiriiin_)rlii-th- duchy proper as In Its ouily ng estates In othi r counties. Â»-SKÂ«3SÂ£_ a Hill'! oxim pocket money, in addition him, whilo the Queen has halt a doien â -*'*lj__-_-rÂ«_yt.-UMS, â v n_M* MMMB â â â im. Imprsu upon your,wlio.that early to bed and early to thpU ttVbett -Â»ptto, fÂ«rÂ» woman to ^lâ â #.f^7,â¢ This will Insure you a warm bed at nlgh______._sxbreekfastla tbe morn- lng.-1-Udge. (led it that mm Expected event realized; a little girl; wife doing well.' " ' But, pshaw 1' he says,' that's rather a cold way to speak other to her to her own father and mother. Wife, why, ot course she's wife; but Ido not Uke that,' and he tears lt up. " Then he starts again, add: this time he says: â¢ Confound the telegrapher, he shan't know anything about It,'and he writes: ' It has comeâeight poundsâ* female. Mothor all right,' " He looks at lt a minute, and then tears lt up, with; the remark: 'They wont know whetherthat means a Jersey calf br a Bambletohlan colt. " By this time the young man bos got Into a sweat, and grabbing a pencil Ee dashes off: ' It's a girl. Mother doing nloely;' and after looking at that five or six minutes, and maybe with a moistened aye, lie signs his lint name to it and bands lt ln. " Tbey ore all about alike, these first young lathers. They're proud, and happy, and conscious, and yet ,they wUl do almost anything to corneal their Identity. i " Sometimes the young man oomes in showing signs that the great domestic event has boen too much for htm, and then I have to take Uie pencil and help bim out, and I do lt In a praotleal way. "1 get tbe address and I simply write: ' Mother well,' and then the man pays his half dollar and nearly pulls me through tho window In his fierce desire to have me go and givo the baby, a bath. " There ts great fun ln a telegraph ofllce when the baby business has been particularly good, I cad tell J-U." -iÂ» â . Saturday Sabbath In Kew Jersey. In Pluinfleld, N. 3â tho seventh day ls observed by a great many of its be- Hovers. If so happens that the numbers and' respectability of tho tuemijers of tne Seventh Day Baptists Uvlng Ih that place, will admit ot suoh an observance. There are so many ot them that thoy can close stores and drop business' on Saturday. Probably thero Is no town In ths world that presents a similar sight. Several thousand people, out of a population ot eleven thousand, conduot themselves on Saturday as tha rest of people â¢ are supposed to conduct themselves on Sunday. Ihe Seventh Day Baptists have always been devout Iheir piety and purity have been characteristic features. As a matter ot faot, those Flalnfleld seventh day adherents observe Saturday muoh more rigorously than the average communicant mother churohes observes Sunday. The older members, especially, cling to the old-fashioned, pious observance. They devote a great part of the day to â¢Wing ihe Bible and religious books ot the old school. Many of'them are vaw fond ot the Jtrlnep, and keep perpetually isoated , all- tba peculiar principles of the -arms sects. â¢ Thoy â ore MoseTOdents ot the Biblo and have the Scripture in readiness for quotation at aU times. Ihe entire day ls spent in devotion and in churohgolng. Their ohuroh ls a luge one, and the pastor is an earnest disseminator of tho truth as he holds It. To ths stranger who looks on at this Â»l>l'~ AN.v__aBor_-.ri.Id. Teel's marsh, ln Nevada) ls the most productive borax Held on the Paoifio ooast. v* â¢ Its deposits cover ten square miles ot surfaoe, audit Is said to Include chemically puro common salt, borax bt three forms, sulphate ot soda, and carbonate of Soda. ".â¢' 'â¢'â - The buln of Nevada, In whioh It is -situated, Is oovered In many parts with dry, effervescent salts, Wuhed in. oourse ot ages fromÂ«tlw soda feldspar of the voloonlo rocks and ridges of yellow lava which cover tha country tor miles. The waters ot the lakes are heavy, appear'' Uke thid oil, smell like soap, .possess .great detersive qualities, are caustic as potash, and cosily saponify.â [Wlpuamuooa SUvar State, V ; jtfjfl.in,'AÂ» _ I I Bttm-wl by Ul, Accent. Magistrate (to prlsonor) " Phat's yer 'Â»Â»Â»Â«_Â»J. â . " ! Prisoner; " Patrick McGoollhon." Magistrate: " Is It nu _rl.__._u yo_ aro," ._*â Â«v._o*-> -** Prlsonor: "Yls;yorHonor." Magistrate: " That's what 01 thought. Tor n-fluf is fuoiglitlui,"-!.-;. X. Suu. SHB^q^gfiP1* W.alM.aJ-.atlst. , . A Oareon, Nov., newspaper says that In the Carson Elver above Empire, tha l"^J*_W_*J.JH-rkSowthe fcwp the flsb will not bib-, .â¢{.having lost their }**#ijlwÂ«* S-Uv_Uoiiby tin mill ol.--.u- .*'â¢' '_ â ' * iy.' '."â¢â â .' -_i. BusiiiBssJQirectoiT- Tho following Business Dlrcctoi. relates on|y to porsous whoso oilverllKomonts appear In the DAlny Coi.umiiiax.', It ha. beeu found trno, us a rule, tbat -persons who advertise liberally arc liberal In thoir dealings, and many persons moke It a rule to give preference in I lit'I r iloailngH to those establishments wlileli niivertlue freely. The following list Ih arranged al- phobetloallyi . LEGALj T. C. Atkinson Columbia St W. Norman Bolo Columbia Bt Corbould A MoColl McKensle Ht Branch offlco at Vancouver. MEDICAL. Dr. H, M. Cooper. Ohuroh st Dr. J. C. Henderson Chllllwhaok, B. C. Dr. I. M. Molxian McKonslo Ht Dr. DeWolfo smith Clarkson Ht IJISIHASCE. W. J. Armstrong [lire] Court House H. V.Bdmonds IMcKenslo Ht W.D._*errlslllIes. uoollleut] ..Ferrl* Ht T. B. I-earsdn [Ure * life] Columblu St Band Bros, [ilroi lltel McKenzie Ht Branch Offlccs at Vancouver* Vie. Turner, Beeton 4Co. Iflre] Victoria Woods, Turner* Gamble [Are, Hie * uccldenl]......ColnmblaBt HEAL ESTATE AGENCIES. W.'N,'Bole ColumblaSt Corbould * McColl McK.nr.lc Kt H. V. Edmonds McKenzio St W. P. Kerns *. Ferris Ht Cnpt. Pittendrigh MeKensle Ht Kami Bros McKensleSt Wm. Shannon Vancouvor Woods, Turner A (Iambic Columbia St AROHITEOT, Ae. C.-H. Glow '. Olinton St G. W. Grant. .....McKeuslu Ht CONTRACTORS * lU'll.UEKS. Ackerman Bros Kew Westminster AUCTIONEERS. H. N. Blob ..Ladiior's T. J. Trapp â¢ Columbia Ht AOENTS POR MACHINERY, Ac. Fraser* Lconnrd Vancouver' F. Welcome McCrady McKenaie Ht M18ICAI. INSTR.MEKTS. John Adams Vonoouvm T. R. Peareon Coiumbin St PRINTING A Rl'LINO. The Columbian Steam Printing Establish- ..- ment Cotumbln St STOVES A TINWARE. H. M. Cunningham * Co. .Columbia St OAS FITTINGS. II. M. Cunningham * Co. Columbia St SEWING MACHINES. 0. J. Robson ColumblaSt GENERAL. MERCHANDISE. W.R. Austin .......Fronts' C.G. Major Columbia Ht Wm. MoColl Columbia St C. McDonough Front St DRY GOODS. Ban Marche ColumblaHt D. Drysdale A Co olumbla HI Jus. Ellard * Co Columbia Ht Ogle, Campbell * Co Columbia St Wm. Rao [Globe House] Columblu Ht DRESSMAKING. Bon Morobc Columblast Jns. Ellard A Co Columblu st Misses McDniigall Columblast FinXIT-RE. W. Prothero. ColumblaSt Wintemute, Calbick A* Co Columblast WOOD* COAL. Henry Elliott [Orders lolt nl W. McColl's] DRUGS, fee. T>. S. Curtis A Co :........ Columblu St A. Peele Columbia Ht DCTCIIERS. Bobl. Dickinson Columbia St WATCHMAKERS A JEWELERS F. Crake Columblu St P. StlrskT Ool-mliln Bt O. M. McNaughten Columblu Ht BLACKSMITHINC * CARRIAGE WORKS. Thos. Ovens ...Columbia St Reid 4 Currie Columbia St HOTELS. Farmers Homo [Holdenl Cbureh St The Clarence LRlehurds] Victoria .': RESTAURANT.. Mrs. Jennie MoNell FrbhtÂ»t PAINTERS, *c. Chas. Murray Clnrkson Ht BOOTS * SHOES. G. H. Grant * Co.. Columbia St H. Kells Columbia St Wm. Ross Columbia St TAILORS. D. Drysdale * Co ..Columbia st Thos. Walsh. Columbia Hf BAKERY. A. Diebel Front St NURSERIES. G. W. Henry Port Hammond E. Hutehorson .......Ladners FANCY POULTRY, Sic. Jno. S. Cox Roynl Avenue MONUMENTAL. Alox. Hamilton ; Church st Rudge*Monck ...New Westminster In the Entail- qf Jennie Kedona, decettml, ALL PBRHONR INDpBTRD TO TIH- nbovo Kstate ate required to pny tho ..mount*, forthwith: anil ull pi-mnns Imv- Ins H1..1UN uguiiiMt tluv uulll KHtiilomus. f.ji'wnni tliv rtiilfl wllliln one innnth tiom tlit. dit'o hereof lo the urtilMvlffii.**.. puled nt. New WeÂ«'mtns.t_i'. tlio ]*_!(.. â iny of April, IIW. .tUphlml T. J. .IANKS, Ksecutur. NOTICe. tnoC O'j'lCE ISIIBIIEBV0IVKNTUA1 lÂ«l days oflcr dat. I Intend to apply m .â iu Chief Coiiimlsslonor ol Ltmusl and Works fc purflhuse ISJI acres ol Innd ml Tcxnda Island. New Westminster Dis'ricl, descrihed as lollna'sl â â , ,, _ Commcuolng nt. the K. E, niaierol thn S W *. of sec. HI tlienee East III clintui; thenoe 'North &â¢ chalnsi thenee WestHO clmlns: tlionc*.' South Â« chains! thonco Enst 40 chains; thenoe Hblith 40 chains to p'aln.ofeotaii'ment'oiiiont. ROUT. RJACKSD*.'. Vlelm'loiil. ft, April 23,18.17. liKiit-in- Wnoli, Tuserfi Qssble LAND SURVEYORS, Estate, Inawanoe and Fire, III.. Aeiddcnt Â«-Marine Insurants. __c__-iÂ»r**-"0 Oomiiion Express Comp y, Id. Kaatcrn -CAiiiidlnv and Xoi__ Ilniiglitanil Hold. .' . 'UOUTH.'jI'A STIIEKT, â Mmk-M-I. _KW *-__T_II_Â»-_Â«. dfBTtc Dress-fflaking I Misses McDOUGALL COLUMBIA STBEET, New Westminster, B. C. Bar SatlBfnction gunranlt'cd. *lapl8lo _-TOTlC.__. XtOTlOE If* HFjBBBY CIVE-'THAT :l>|:Twehavo:applletl to tho Minister of the Interior for a license to cut limber on tbo following: described lands, situated I" tho dlstrlet of Now Westminster and Province of British Columblu; The North-east 40 acres nf secllon ._, Township (I), one, I Tho North MIMi-tiifSection in, Township [7],seven, in Qmup One. The South-east Bl acres' of and Island situated In'sectlon 11, Township [4!l], forty. ROYAl.CITY.'I'IiANMNdMll.lflCO. (Limited] JOHN HENDRY, Hammer. NowWeslinlnstor,B.C.,AprllardlSÂ»7. diipSriml WHST PHIIIIOIAHI 8Â«Y AlOUT IHI STARR KIDNEY PAD. "Trentment'by Absorption has for soititt time been recognized by Medical Men to be the most-Hlinple und eff-.ctuitt nieiuis of convoying lo,Dlnoii!.c'dOi'_ciii.i.,"CHra- tlvcB," but in eiwosof Kidney Dlweupe nnd Complaints niteniliuit tliori-uii, HiicciL-Mrul Ireiitinpnt was practicably In.pusi-lhl'j until the Introduction t>f tho Kttiri-Kidney Pad. It costs less thnn a single prescription mid Is finii-jB-taurubly .more- decisive and effective than 'anyquantity of. Internal Medicinal dosing. Worn Immediately over tin; Kent of DiMciiKp.'ll'S unratlvt. properties het'ttiDe iibsorbed ny tho dlsensed uml i-ti- fcf'l)lcil'(>miin'.,o(jiitInttoÂ«sfy nml directly, us required to Insure In return tlieti* healthy action and orlglual,vigour. It is com* forttthle lutlii. pntlcntnnu uletiRuntin Kb eff-cts, and cures when -nothing else can. Tlio Sturr Kidney Pad accomplishes positive, decisive result's. A moro vnlunble dlHi-oVery as a true remody tor Kloncy Dl senses whs never made.âMedieal Gatetle Tlie Starr Kidney Purl, niimufnctiiml In Toronto. Is u permrtucnt sure enre for disenscH, disoi'ilcrs and aliments of .the . Kldneyrii tfliidil.'i* and urinary secretive system, or iittcndunt eiimplaiutu, causing pain In the smnll or tlw tiiu-k, .Ides, etc., producing urinary disorders, such us too frci'iieht, scauty, difficult, piilnfui or copious micturition. Inability of retention and sedimentary urine, dropsical symptoms, etc.. denoting the presence In the system of dlsenses common to the urlnnry secretive organsâknown ns gravel, catarrh of the blndder and passages, Bright's disease, diabetes, dropsy, piles, nervous debility, etc. Bond for pamphlet to LANGLEY A CO., Wholesale Agents, Victoria. Retailed by A. M. HEHHIB.G and V. S. CDRTI8 A â CO., New Westminster: T. MoNEE* LEY, Ladner's Lnnditig: II. MoDOWBDL ACO., HASTINGS HAW MILL CO., THE VANiOTTVEIt DRUG CO., Vancouver; W. E. MCCARTNEY A BRO., Vancouver und Kamloops; J. It. LOVELL Yale: W. H.MEUAW, Priest ^alley; H. CLARK A CO., Kamloops. dwse23yl TESTIMONIAL! Kwwtmwr, ^rilJuw, 1880. MR. a. ROnERTSON, Vi.ncoi.ver: Representing Goldle A McCulloch, Gait, Ont., _.!Â«.âWe the undersigned having witnessed the terrible lire which wiped out of existence tho young city of Vancouver, on the lHth Inst,, have, nfter the flre, examined the BUfes sold by you, some of which ware put to tha most severe test, having beon surrounded by large quantities of lard and bucon, and we nre pleased lo testify to die remarkable manner In which every Hnfe sold by you preserved its contents, not only books nnd papers, but nlso IhotiKiimlH of dollars In paper money were taken out In porfect condition. We crtn, thertftire, with the great* est confidence, recommend them as thoroughly tint proafi L. A. Hamilton, for the Canadinn Paelllc Rallwny Compnny: M. A. MacLean, Mnyor; John J. Blnke, Stipendiary Magistrate; Rlch'd, Alexander, .Tuitfce of the Peace; John Bonltbec, Police Magistrate, City of Vancouver; Thomas Dunn, Justice of the Peace; Isaac Johns, Co!.; Edward E. Rand, Renl Estate Broker; R. Balfour, Alderman; John Rnnktn, Real Estate Broker: Pither A Edson, Royal Hotel: H, F. Keefer, Contractor, C. P. R,; J. W. McFnrlndd, Port Moody, to Vonmmver'antl English Iinyj'K. C. Lines A Co, Real Estate ltrokers; A. W. i Ross, Real Estate Broker; Gravely A Mplnks, Renl Estate Brokers; R. C. Fer* guson, Mgr. R. C. P. Milts. . JeDOtc THE BRITISH COLUMBIAN Printing Company (-L_I2CXT_S_D.) ON THE 10TH Of JANUARY, 1887, tlio Columbian Newspaper and Printing Concern wns purchased by a joint Rtoclc company composed of citizens cf New Westminster, to he known as the' "I-iitish Columbinn Printing Co., Limited.1' The concern has been for nenrly a year owned and controlled by ttie Uritish Coiumbin Stationery and Printing Company, of New Westminster, â Victoria and Vancouver. Tlw object of the new company Is to continue the pub* Mention of tlio British Columbian news* paper nml carry on a general printing and publishing concern, controlled entirely by tho..c whoso individual interest it will be to promote the development, especially of tbe Mamls-id. There will be no sliTcki'uii.g of tlio energy hitherto dis- pliiyitl in tho management of the estab- lidhmfmt, and it- patrons may rely upon receiving full' value'for their money. Thc C0U.-.1HIA-. will, continue to be en* tively independent in both Dominion and provincial politics, and will devote itself to the Advancement of <r.ncb schemes a mny bo coni-Mered iti tho publio interest. Tlio concern is now entirely separate from any other business, tho book and stnt.onc.i'y establish ment iuT.tliis oity having been taken ovor by Mr. T. I.. ptviwin, vltq will continue to carry it on in hU own name nud for his own benefit. It is desirable that a daily newspaper shnnld lie maintained lu this city, and the now compauy nsks for publio patron* age on tbo groilnd that It is engaged in an enterprise calculated to promote tho public welfare. It asks that thc Columbia:. In. judged ou its own merits and supported only sn long as its policy is onoonaistt with its professions. In con- scmienoo of this business ohange alt no* counts duo the concern must be settled without delay 1.0 tnnt the books of the former '<_ompahy may bo adjusted and olosed. Address nll communications and 'remittances to D. KOBSON, Manager. Now Wcritminster, Jan. 28, 1887. I 0u> Broad St. and 10 Pall Mall, LONDON. I'NfiTITrTEn 1808. FOR INSURING HOUSES & OTHRR Buildings, Ooods, Wares, Merchandise, Manufacturing and Farming Stock, Ships in Port, Harbor or Dock, and tiie Cargoes of sueh Vessels; also, Ships building and repairing, Barges and other Vessels on navigable rivers and canals, and Goods on board such Vessels, throughout (.rent Britain and Ireland and in Foreign Countries, FRUM IMH OK DAHAtiK M FIKK. Subscribed and Invested Capital, AI.600,000 STG. Rates of Premium end overy inform i. tion oan be obtained on application to W. J. ARMS. KONG, Agent for N.w Wostminsti r. ASSOCIATION. U-uunlM-e SStpUu,.. Full Gov'm't Deposit Bead office, Toronto, Canada a home"company, . This. Association merits the confidence the Public is reposing in it from the following FACTS:- The Security offered to polioy holders Is unsurpassed by any Company doing business In Canada, It has no schemes of Insurance, but the well-csuiWished lines, hence tbe polioy holders cunnot be misled as to their contracts. Its statements to the public can be readily understood, Its cash statement show- 1 lift every Item of Income and how expended. Its position Isoscertalned annually from a detailed valuation In which every Item of liability Is Included. Its progress has heen unexampled In the history of Insurance In Canada. Its policicH are Indisputable after three years, and non-forfeltaote after two years- existence. Its proliu. are distributed upon an equitable basis. The proflts to one elass of policy hohlent nre not lessened' to givo lamer urottts to any other class, which method uironls superior advantages over the uniform bonus plan of distribution. Liberal C_.nill.lans m (â¢ Residence utd Travel. J. K. MncDONALD, Managing Director. T. R. PEARSON Agent, Kew Westmlnstei .. Je7-2mo*alternate. DEALER * IMPORTER IS DryGoods AHDâ GROCERIES TCST UKCBIVKD IN PRY OOODS, A NEW STOCK In all shades tnd nut-rial or DRESS GOODS,, including Cshmsras, Merinos, Silks, Satins, Blaok and Colored Velveteens .nd Flushes. COTTONS (bleached and unbleached). LININGS, BUTTONS, HOLLANDS, kc. Ony, White, Scarlet and Checked FLANNELS. LADIES GLOVES, in Cotton, Wool, Silk and Kid. Ladles 'Merino and Lamb Wool Vests. JERSEYS, all prises. Hosiery, Muslins, Diaper Irish Linen, Brilliants, Ac, Ac. Men's Clothing! For Quality, Style, Fit and Price. can't be touched. MEN'S FURNISHINflS III,every Line. Cotton, Merino and Wool Uudcrwoar, White Shirts, Cuffs, Collars, Gloves, Braces, Cardigan Jackets, &c. Also, Cotton, Merino, Cashmere, Lambs Wool and Knit SOCKS, in great variety. Also, HATS and CAPS, Ladies' and Uent-.' RUBBER GOODS and UM* BKBI.I.AS. In House Furnishing Goods Carpets, Hugs, Window Voles , with Rings and Mountings, Window Holland (Buff, Green and Striped), Damask and Cretonnes, Sheetings, Towels, White Counterpanes, Bleached and Unbleached Tabic Linens, Napkins, Tickings, Blank* eta and Arctic-down Quits, Table Cloths ondCovwi. IN GROCERIES Everything found iu a first-class Establishment, and none but the best. Canned Goods, Fruits, Meats and Vegetables. I don't Hirer I'keap Woods. I tent bny llirlii ,t keep IlKM, bol I Â«Â«*r you Ik. best and alike lowest >rltÂ«lbcy ean be MM-H,__-._-l_l:W-_t â nicm.a-Bl I dno2_e Opposite the Oolonlal Hotel. Men's, Boys' & dren's Straw By calling and making an inspection of our SPRING G001_lS,yOu wMiad that for Price, Quality and Elegant they cannot be equalled elsewhere.. Dressmaking on the Premises. (STAgcrits for the Domestic Sewing MacKiile Co. .W.Ii.jll tailHH* ..iu..- dwap6tc WALKER i St, SHABWELLV ,New. w&ThtixseVMit'^X. ins! B :.. lieillT&MiuM UMM BRACELETS, PINS, LOCKETS, CHAINS, AC. Also a large assortment of SILVER- PLATEfi, sWARE knives, forks;'SiPoons.&c. . ;il, _',_ "'.i'âij-ij,ii' ^" All Goods guaranteed to:be as'represented/':;) Â£.'â¢â â¢â ' C. IVI. McNaughten, dw.-jai9tc. Colonial Block, New Westipinster, KJC_ New Arrivals! H The "GLOBE H^i|S AVE RECBIVED A LARGE AND^VB-a^J^tfT^^'ifJ^ $!oU 'â ',- -..m :.-.!'.'..U IfJB tl'-'l iliiVhb Dry Goods, MfllthWir, Ladles' and Children's Underwear.1 ;â¢;: Children's While and Colored Dresses, for nil ages, ut; low prk-s.. Also, Â« variety of Bed QuIHs <nnd Lnce OnrlaHw- tWke&, Sallns, Velvets ui.dTe!Â»eleen.,iind1Evwyii!i9g k.Pt in i'_tÂ»i<du- Dry Goods Shop. (^"Inspection invited.*T|_| ' . .â :â .':Â«-ss-jJoiâ - â Waaft:.; '&;jÂ±sl-ZX- ilwap-ilo ' -V t,T-T,k<Â»XM. If You Want a Good Meal â00 TOâ HKS. mm HcNBIL'S NEWRBSTAU1ANT â¢Â«;-hM_l unci.': (Isp.lnll I l"''.ll" 0. B. Ackerman. T. AckermsB, ACKERMAN BROS., CONTRACTORS i BUILDERS EsllMlc. IilvÂ» Â« Work an. whrr.il. ike (ily or . ouulry. rERFECT SATISFACTION pUARAS- TEED IN ALL CASES, ,, Vfe havo oome to stay and persons opn*' tomplntltiR Imlltllng will do woll to soe us before glvlns their oontrncts. dwmhHltc NewWesfliilliBtor.Boxlt. Every Man to his own B_.i-.8_ _____ Â£>BEX_3p. PRAOTICAL CHEMIST& DRUGGIST, COLUMBIA STREET (OPP COMMA I. IIOTBLI, NKW WKSTM1NSTER, B. 0.' Physicians' Prescription!.and ras.- Ur Recipes a Speclnltr. N B. â Only Oonulne Drugs used. Over twenty yMre'o-rnerlenc)*. rtlHTI NOTICE IS HKI1K1IY (HVr.N THAT thirty dnys nfter dnte we tntelid'iunK- In. Hppllontlon to llio Chief CoinnilKelon- er ot Lands nml Works **,n lcn*e f"i- Mm* herl lift purposes lit iho mllmr.tnjrdcspftt>erli lends, sltuntoon 1 h.'H'St Hldeof Hnrrl.im; Lnko, up a ereek -.'enernlly hnown ns Twenty-mile Creek where a sthk'' Iim boen planted on the water'sMfcei'f the oreek nhout onemlU'from Harrison lAke; thence runiilnn In n s.mllt*ens'erl*- *!lr*-iââ Hon forty (Wl elnih."'. Ihi'llen in n n.inli*) Mnlerly direction el_ht hundred (Win) ehains; tlienee runnliui .III ani|rlhwoÂ»l- erly dlreettou forty (Ml chnins, moreor less, to Ihe water's edm of said crooki theneo following the wntpr'so'lge of ereek eight hundred (sow ehains, moro or loss,. to the point of oon'meifeementâeonliiln- lng three thouannd two hnodi-Hl (:lÂ») acres, moro or loss, nnd to ,bo Known, ns 'Also,tho followingInndssllunte on the' opposite slno of the ereek lo Limit C, nnd to bo known as Until, n. eommenolng where a stake has bcoiiplnnto.t nhout ono mllefrornHarrlsnti rÂ«tke M the wktorls. edge of .aid ereek 1 thenoo.running In a noBb-w-rterly dlreol Ion, torti uo),ehnins; thenoo running In a.mirtk-Mslerly dlrot- tion eight.hundred: W)_*9l*l"j, """"'o running In a - soiiitt-aarterly direction. forty Ift] ohalns, more m less, :to said creek! Thence following tf*ei*ator - odgo otght hundrod |soo) ehulns, more or loss, to the point of oommoneem.nt-oontaln* Ing throe thousand two) hundred [SSOO] .eres,moreorles, KTtB Vaiiroave^ac^Mft^B^Tiw.' â â 'â ' rimhl7m2 u^mmismMm West__U__Â»t__r. j; .a_*-^!^(S3*-S:'1..;, NOTICE, r_SJÂ»lââ note-Myers of the minster, -ttt '(he A_M e__^ll^_l<t7at_KltWE Â« or Revision and Appeal will II Council Chambers on the -lt_.i May next, at. 12 o'olock npq ' any eomplnlnt. against the for the prnent yenr. By order, dapittl JAS. A..BO_H_f_OmCJI.C. lj__! :aa-lÂ»i r-lul '!.'_ |>___1Â«8 010 ..nr.'! vblu ReWOV^; MANUFACTURERS AND ALL KINDS OF FUR it'll J. 'In./!* "MS aÂ«-To shop lately t_>_aÂ»liÂ»l by _Ir.*W). ColiunblaT.trMt.lH âit [â,f Cnll and examine our stock smusrlees h-_,n< hovlnir. V.MI^IIMMU In ibe oily. -W^M.WJMJH^ â-, â,â .'.';.'.';â¢.,' *-75h;- HAVI*Â«i.SSCUIUP_.I ...foclillla.^oeK " Â»w. 1 . 'or .ni. :.â -*â â . nld ^JiUa-i_t;.t(>JHnfl.<! .rson desii-uaipi'BWS,, ._ Jnes '.are.'sqlftoiivwBGJ* !v.Â» Â»f_c-lni) JJ-Ssfis^B Ci-a|5f_^r'.^. Kiult, CoafecttwW.aVWKf itiAjjs- ;,;,, wam.t.GMIyptf, lit -^ Cota_w_ Â«-, -...Â»_...,ji)hf Jtafi. KHfjsftftssm THI DAILY COLUMBIAN â¢_v..<S . nnuu_ '"j Iwr* AfM-MW ntttt aaaHlay, .-,. : i . â¢'â *._* nii tor* IMimM Pt-rnin Â«â¢_Â»Â«Â» (Uwn.) .â¢*HSâ M&Â«_lr, ** HalM dally, Â«U months _mm__i mtii ni nu Miir. TsMrteal AeWertts_as-Â»U.-Flrsf insertion, 10 eU. par tin. solid nonpareil; Men â** *--secutlveInsertfon,-et..per - monts oat Insert-- every ' taaaah Insertion. lals.-tWalar _____ Advertisements srooelTed Mfollowingratao! llnoh, âââ¢ Â»___Â» amoni readlni natter, Â»TCT_rT__Teaeh l-sertton. Specials oalllng .Mention to advertisements, lOcts. *%!_Â», Marrlaies and Death., tl for each Insertion: Funeral Notioe. In eonnectlon | will *Â£&_,Â»._-. eachlnÂ»r_on. lee-Ma Â»_Â«Â»_, when dUplayed.eharted Xrer wntUssthan transient advts, If : Â«_H_,e__-I_-et.eiolar transient rates. THE WEEKLY COLUMBIAN haae- every Wedae_iay H.ralnt. Delivered In the City, per yeer............._ia> Hailed, peryear 10Â» Mailed, {months 1.29 atU-VUvI-tUtMUTtl. Tnuuleal Mvat___aMatt.-Flnt Insertion, nets, per line solid nonpareil; sub- Mqnent Insertions, 5 ets. per line. MaaUai A4vertUe-.enU.-For 1 Inch. OjMpWsawVk.llae.t_pe.m.; .IDi.tM. per nu; I ML *_-*, per in. If inserted fer 1^ then lino.. 10 porc.nl. will wadded "tmuJ^MIe*. .rno.g rr-dln. mailer, em. yer lln. web inwrtlon. Cass most bead metal, and for Urge cut. aa .lira ret. will be oherjed. No advt. I -aa_r__l li either lain, for Mm than II. WWâm^mH,so*, N-ttoe... T. FeU Quean's Birthday .P. 0. White Land Registry ..R. W. Armstrong dlÂ«f gritish Colttntbian -fVilisi, __-. Â«. lilt. Offio* Weaoott, oi (ho San Franoia- co customs, haa ihe smallpox. Then hm bean serious anti- German demonstrations at Paris. Business Lot on Merchants Square (already piled) for sale by Hand Bros. dmeStc S*w Jot ol LadiM', Misses' and Children- under wear at J.' Ellard & Co'a. dapiSto The Yoeemite cleared at 7 o'olock tliia morning with a good cargo for sViotoria. ?_.__â â¢ aasortmont of Hen's, Youths' J. and Bora' plain and fanny straw hab, at?. ____â¢_ * Co'i. dapi-te Customs recoipts at Nanaimo for April amounted to 12820. Thia ia an inemse of 1706 over the aame period oflaatyear. Tha iron pile, sent out for Fort Moody railway wharf are now being driven for an extension ot the railway wharf at Vanoourer. '.',...*. Remember the publio meeting in tha Drill Shed to night to consider ways and means for the celebration of tha queen'a jubilee in this oity. Mra. M___lebr_o_, of Vancouver, " Who takes part in the concert to-morrow night, haa the reputation of being the .Mt singer in British Columbia. It will be aeon from our advertising columns -that the people of Langley are. making arrangementa for a loyal celebfation of the Queen's birthday. ;'^__1KÂ»&;,__ in the event of that being a bad day then will be a further postponement Our waders are reminded of the oonoerf arranged for to-morrow night in the Drill Shed. This promises to ba one of the flneot musical entertain- mwia erer given in the oity. Tha Kiquiinalt 8s Nanaimo Railway eitaaaion to Wellington hts been com- plated, and trains are now running. It a expected that Victoria's coal supply hereafter will come by railway. ll. D. Spreokles, of San Francisco, bed the Australian dele- j tha Colonial oon- t London, offering them free England to Australia Mr. Donald McGregor has succeeded in collecting auftaent funds from tha cJlnns to defray the expenses of placing*, ektowalk orer the hole in frontof tho Libryy, and the work ia being gone on with to-day. k new steamer is expected to arrive shortly from the out, to run from Kidfig lane to the Columbia Uk es. She Mm dine inehee of water, has a nape ally of nine tons, and quick trips and no atoppagea an expected. Us. atr. Yoeemite atill remains on tUa roota. and will continue hen until the C.P.R. extension haa been completed to Vanoouver. It will be a natter of eenalderaMe regret to all our oitiaena when the Rithet comes tale theYoaemite'e place. The Rithet ia entire^- unsuitable for the route. *" "The funeral of Mra. Wm. Preston took flaee iti tho eity this afternoon. sdacaaM Wm a member of the W. that society at- I M-vioM in the which wen con- .(Sn. Deceased d and young family, sympathy of all eiti- The Tale Election. MN. MR. VERNWrS MAJORITY 2SI. KA5i_oorÂ», May tJi.âTho ballots iu the election for the district of Ynlo have just been counted, and the official figures are ns follows: Vernon, 366; Roadley, 105; spoiled ballots. 0. Hon. Mr. Vernon's majority is, therefore, 251. The Boils op Grams.âTho Oity Hotel in this city is Â»id .to contain men genius and literary ability to the aqusn inoh within its walls than the nmainder of this province. ._â ".- Y. M. 0. A. RE-8-TI0!-â-Despite the very disagreeable state of the weather hut evening, there was a large attendance at the reception given by the young ladies of the city to the members of the Y. M. C. A. A splendid supper had been spread by the ladies in the ante-room of the rink, and upon everyone present wu on- joined a hearty invitation to partake of it. It is needless to say that no unwillingness was manifested in accepting this invitation. After everyone had refreshed the inner man, an excellent programme of vocal and instrumental music wu presented iu the rink, the following ladies nnd gentlomen taking psrt: Mra. MoOrady, Misses Clute; Major, Campbell, Holden, De Beck, and Rand, and Messrs. W. H. Keary and H. M. Cunningham. A vote of thanks was tendered the ladies for their kind assistance in making the occasion a social success. Methodist District Mutino.â This annual meeting wu convened in the city at 9 a. ni. on Wednesday, by the Rev. 0. Watson, ohairman. All the ministers resident within the district wen present, except Rev. Jas. Turner of Kamloops. The business transacted was mostly of a routine character, and during the morning session was confined exclusively to matters which required only the presence and consideration of the ministers. The utmost harmony and good feeling prevailed, and assurances were given of substantial progress upon the various circuits and stations, and strong hopes were entertained of still greater progress in tho future. In the afternoon sossion the lay representatives were present, consisting of Messrs. T. Cunningham, Westminster; D. Gillanders, Chilli whnck;R. Blake, Maple Ridge. Schedules were read giving the facts and figures of each circuit, Westminster reported a cheering increue of membership and of oonnex- ional funds, whioh elicited strong commendation and applause. Other circuits have been favored also with increued memben and funds. Mother Graves' Wonn Exterminator ls shown by Its good effects In destroying worms. Many have tried It with best results. hodrt Owu of a man wu _- wJtnnMa BiTer, one-half mihs west of axmeotwuheld n Monday, when ... the remains wen __aed Ohu. Evans, thoiaoea the_-dof " ia the aot of from the Und f, whioh ia launched under indu- auapieee, will bo t potent faotor ad tithe -eeifne of its piojecton I boon-nod with soooms. Iti. Â»Â»__H>. nil that Profeuor Tinner hu |3lS*Ci-__-_, when he will pnnare "- nent near Qu'Ap- an was hm Her. John Bridger tots tbla to tako some ot the tho laifer uttlement of _/a_ tfi Manitoba and Keith fflMM Raflwar, when the 'flWolMthH^t^lorfOtr .ai I* Â«nM I**-**** _*â *_* Asslzes. ... *,,' IIWIOTID FMMUEIHITHilMSES. The caw of the Queen t>. William was concluded lut night. Many witnesses wen examined, and from the ovidonco they gave it appeared that the prisoner had kioked the Indian Bill, and beat him very badly, and leaving him in a wounded and helpless state, the victim had died from exposure. Tho priaoner pleaded guilty towards tne last of the investigation. His Lordship hu reserved judgment in all the cases until the end of the term. The grand jury this morning brought in a truo bill of murder against Joseph Lee'e-KHJharlM Freund who, our readers will remember,* have heen lying in jail charged with the murder of old man Harris at Ladner's. A true bill for'embenlement hu. also beon found against Alex. Dempster. Regina es. Clun Jung.---Thia case wu the only one taken up to-day. The prisoner was oharged with burglary from aome countrymen. ________-_.___. FeMonul. Mrs. Chester Chadsey, uf Sumas, is in the city. Mn. Middlebrunk arrived in the oity today from Vancouver. She comes to take part in the concert tomorrow night in the Drill Shed. Mr. and Mn. Hampson-Hemus and W.S. Hapmson left yesterday for Victoria, on their way to San Francisco. It is expeoted Mrs. Hampson-Hemus will speak in Viotoria. Mr. J. Pomphrey, who hu a large contract for painting on tho 0. P. R,, arrived from tho east yesterday, and wu in tho city to-day. Mr. Pomphrey will paint the new water tank hen. At tha Farmers Home: R. Alexander, E. Cnnidge, Ladner's; E. C. Webber, Psrt Hammond; Russel Westcott, Chatham, Ont.; Wm.Hand- cock, Viotoria; 0. W. Kent, Ladner's; Henry Welch, North Arm; A. Barber, Ladner's; F. H. Humphreys, T. 0. Humphreys, Lulu Island; Albert Evans, North Ann; Geo. Sinclair, atr. Reliance; Robert Blake, Maple Ridge; Jamn Hacfarlane, Chas. Stanley, Ladner's; Nlcholu Mager, Vnncouver; Wm, Curtis, North Arm, Labouehere ia trying the London -Times' own policy upon tbat paper. Tha Timet uid Parnoll's denial of the authenticity of tbe letter wu worth nothing unless he brought a libel suit to disprove it. Labouehere hu now brought an action against the Timet to see if it will merely deny or baok up the denial with a libel suit and actual proof of falsity. This charge is that the circulation of the rimes wu falling off, and u a desperate expedient to stop further lou, It bought tho bogus P.rnell letter from some sump who had forged or stolen the signature fnm Parnell. Dnuai Oathou SniKoin u It advances. Annihilate IU birth. When the bowels Income sluggish, digestion fMble or the liver torpid, they should be aroused and stimulated with Northrop k Lyman's Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic Con, a medlolne foremost in usefulness among alteratives. It should aet be abandoned If an immediate cure in not effected, but bo nee m it deserves, systematically and with persistence, .twill then prove that it Is thorough. THE NANAIMO HORROR AN AWFUL LIST OF OBll. Forty Chinamen Among the Victims. The Rescuing Parties Still Vntble to Go Below. The flre Is Slowly Being Gel lador Control* THE NAMES OF THE VICTIMS Special to the Columbian. NANiisio, May 4,12 p.m.--All this day gangs of men have been engaged in strenuous efforts to subduo the flames in the No. 1 shaft of the V. C. Co., and at 1 p.m. it was thought they had tho tiro undor control. The steam lire-engine is doing good work pumping water from the harbor down the air-shaft. The hand fire-ugino hu been taken down the mine where it is fighting the fire from the level. It ia impossible to make an attempt to get at the imprisoned men until the fire is subdued, for by doing so it would drive the gas on to the fire and oause a second disaster. Thero is but little hope of raving the men alive, but an effort will bo made at the first possible moment to reach the imprisoned miners. Over one-half of the dead, injured and imprisoned men leave wives nnd families to monrn their untimely end. Below are the naines of the killed and injured, already rescued, and those yet in tiie ill-fated mine: DEAD. William Davis, John Lynn, John Smith, William Craven and Frederick Mattson. Samuel Hudson, of Wellington, who formed one of the rescuing party, died from the effects of the after-damp. Seven Cliinnmcn were brought up dead. INJURED, Qeo. Davis, John Jones, J. Stove, Sr., John Lynch, and Jules Michael. Richard Gibson, the overman of the mine, miraculously escaped with a few cuts nbout tho face. THOSE NOW IMl'HiSONED IN THK MIKE. No. I Level:â-Geo. Bowden, Geoige Simmons, T. Martin, David Ellis and his son Arthur, Benjamin Popple well, Ju. Thomu, Joseph Watson, Edward Johns, David Morgan, Edward Wilkins, Edward Benton, J. Wobank, Ju. Campbell, John Malcolm, Robert BuAiiigton, J. MoGuflie, Robert Fallon, Jas. Milton, William Bone, Win. Gilbert, John Richards, J. Forrest, Joseph Thompson, Michael Lyons, Andrew Hunter, John Meakin, Sr., Andrew Muir, Campbell, and J. J. Smith. New Slope:â-Daniel Dawson, R. Burns,-Thomas Perry. Robert Nicholson, Jonathan Blundell, George Biggs, Geo, Dawson, T. Hughes, Charles Drake, 0, AVillis, William Hague, Jas. Lyons, John Thompson, A. Linoly, William Morris, William Hoey, John Miles, Alox. McDonald, Wm. Scales, Frank Tullv, Wm. Stephenson, A. Meakin, and J. Gorman. No. 6 LevelâOld Slope:âM. Corcoran, Malcolm McLean, Peter Ducca and Joseph Fellardo (Italians), Nicholas Johns, Roderick McDonald, W. J. Morgan, John Zermani and A. Deportee (Italians), S. H. Myers, T. Allen, and H. Brun. No.'31 Level, North:âGeorge Old, Abraham Lewis, John Wobank, Copley Wobank, Thomas Evans, Evan Jones, William and James Davey, J. H. Westfeldt, Arch. Muir, Henry Lee and his son Hudson Lee, Robert and John Stove, William Ridley, Joseph and Andrew Morton, George Bertram, Herbort Bevilockway, Win. Lukoy, Sr., and Wm. Lukoy, Jr., Jas. Hog* gan, J. Byers, and Jns. Isbister. Tho above list, of those imprisoned in the mine, is as near correct as can be obtained at present. Besides these it is estimated thas there are botween 60 nnd 75 Chinamen in the miiio At II p.m. great advances had been made in Bubduing tho flames, and it is now thought the fire is confined to n smnll portion of the level between the main and air shafts. From present indica* tions the fire in the air shaft is entirely out. The expectation is that the fire will be extinguished by daylight this morning. Instantly the fire is out the work of carrying the air into tho workings will be proceeded with, and the impression is that by to-morrow evening the full extent of the disaster will bo ascertained. TBE FIRE ALMOST Ol'l. Lateh, May 5,10 a.m. -The fire is considerably abated in the mine. A dense volume of steam ia arising from the air shaft, but until the fire is completely subdued it is impossible to enter the workings to ascertain whether the unfortunate men abut in an living or dead. Freeh relays of working parties nre being brought from the Wellington mines. The ships in the harbor havo also supplied ubout 00 men who nn working nobly. THE STORY OF A SURVIVOR. Jules Michael, one of the men injured, states that he wu sitting in the oabin in number two abaft at supper, when he felt a concuuion. When ali scrambled oot they became insensible, and only one of his four companions was saved. The dead bodies came up in the oaga with him. Several hardly appreciate Ihe miraculous escapes they have had, owing to the daxed feeling which characterises all who come out from the deadly pit. Only ISO yards from the entrance io the shaft he represents the explosion as something torridc, and then all became darkness again. John Lynch, badly injured about the hands and face and with his hip tinctured, hu beon in dementia all day, his talk being of his work in tho pit. It is thought he will not recover, owing to inhaling the deadly vapor. The others sre not injured seriously, though sll are badly shaken up. Samuel Hudasn'a beroio death is unaccountable. He wu a miner of gnat experience, while those who went down with him to resooe their caused the faces to wur a bronzed appearance, and scars rendered the features hideous. Pen cannot picture the ghastly sight they preseut as they lio stretched out in one of tho ships. SOME MAY YET LIVE. The shift that came up lato hut night reported hearing a noise whioh was evidently a pick striking on the opposite side of the wall. The feeling now is that thon mar be possibly some of the men yet alive, and every exertion will be made en this ground to reach them beforo it is too late. The loss and damage is estimated at a very large amount. A BLACK TALL OVERSPREADS NANAIMO. The busineu houses are all closed, the colleries shut down and the entire population gathered at the scene of the disaster. Weeping wires, terror stricken children and sorrowing fathers hover in the vioinity, and mourn their terrible affliotion and like Rachael of old, they refuse to be comforted. Evon the skies soem to shan in the general grief for they have been sombre and leaden colored ali dey, with occasional showers of ruin, outing a dreariness over the already ghastly scene. THE PltlFl-L AND HEARTRENDING SCENES. The scene around the pit-head this morning was terrible to witness. Wives,mothers, sisters, and daughters, wailing and moaning, making their way back and forth through the crowd looking for husband, father, son, brother or friend. As body after body wu being hoisted from the mine in the cage a rush wu made for the corpse in the hope that even yet it is not too late to hope for the best. The air wu rent with the lamentations of the bo- reared, many of whom refused to be comforted. Vehicles, stretchers, and rough boards are pressed into service in the removal of the bodies to the dead house. Many of these were unrecognizable, their features, from the effeots of flre, being blackened, and in aome instances even charred. [The wires went down at 3 p.in this afternoon.âEd.] Why go limping and whining about your corns, when a 25 cent bottle of Holloway's Corn Cure will remove them? Give it a trial, and yon will not regret it. Wholesale oity Market. Beef, Fork Mutton " Hldes(gr'n)" Potatoes 'â¢ Turnip. " Carrots. " Parsnips " Beets " Cabbage " Onions " Apples " Pears " Whoat " Oats " Pou por 1001b 110 " 10 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 _ 00 811200 00912(10 2 S 1 1 .... 1 20 Hay, per tun Butter (rolls) por ft. 0 Cheese, " -.-... 0 Ems, perdoz. ...*. o Geese, each 1 Ducks " ...h 0 Chickens, 0 Turkeys, nerlh 0 Cordwood (retulll per curd 11 000 700 ooo 0 75 0 75 100 100 .100 000 .._ a oo oo o :ai 508 175 60". 1 Ml 503 000 00185 110 279 0 00 209 000 2>S 0 30 50Â® 175 25 CJ 0 30 50(4 0 75 25a 0.10 503 100 Piano Tuning. MIt.O. H. GOODWIN, OF VICTORIA, will visit Now Westminster shortly, t few dnys. Orders for tuning may be left at Lyal's Bookstore. dap20to GOODWIN* JORDAN. ELECTION EXPENSES OF T. J. TRAPP. Advertising and Printing $110 75 Hire of Hafifl 26 00 Travelling Expenses â flfl 10 Stationery, stnmpf* nnd sundries 21 00 â¢KoTJB I certify this lo be correct. D. S. CURTIS, Agent. New Westminster, April 2,1887. daptml Queen'sjubilee! PUBLIC MEETING. â ____-___ MEW GOODS We have just Received and Opened this Week large shipments of New Spring Goods, assorted as follows: Fancy Dress Goods, Black Dress Goods, Dress Trimmings & Linings, Printed Cottons&Ginghams Black Silks & Satins. Lace Curtains & Counterpanes. Table Linens. Napkins A Towcllngs. Kid tiioves. Corsets tb Hosiery. Embroideries, Laces & Edgings. Collars, Cuffs & Handk'ch'fs Clothing- Hntu, and Men's Furnishing Gooda, Carpets, Linoleums, OII Cloths and Midi ALL OFFERED AT VERV OL08E PRIOU. D. DRYSDALE & CO., April 2, 1887 73 Oolumbia Si, Kew Westminster. QT. PAUL'S CHURCH. Services ev- O ery Hunday at 11 A. H. ani! 71'. bi. In the Cbureh, St. John street, below Royal avenue. Seats free, all are oordlally invited. Sunday School at 2.80 p. ir. (MMO) ETHODIST CHVRCH, Mary St. __ Rev. O. Watson, Pastor. Services at ..a. m.and7p. ro. Sunday School and Bible Class 2:9) p. m. Prayer Meeting on Thursdays at 8 p. in. Heats tree; strangers oordlally Invited. Je7-tc. E DAPTIIT OHURCH, Agnes Street, 15 -Bast of Miry fltrcet. Rev. Robert Lennie, Pnstor. Lord's Day Services at 11 Â«. m. and 7 p. tn. Hubbath Hchool nnd Bible Class nl 2:80 p. in. All seats free; -strftngerscordlnlly welcomed. d-deH-Hn UMION LODQB No. 9, A. F. at.--The regular Communications of this Lodge are , w , held on the tirst Monday In eaoh month. Sojourning brethren axe cordially Invited to attend * PETEIt GRANT, _e23*to Secretary. â UNIOB JV* A. TLM manic /lr held oi Land Beg.l_.lry Ordinance* Mo. met Sm* Ml, Amy I, Xew Westminister Milrlrt. WHEREAS THE CERTIFICATE OP Title of James i.hnrlM Prevostto .lie nbove lot Iiiih been lust ur destroyed â and unplieutlon hus been mode for u duplicate thereof; notice Is therefore hereby wlveii that a rm>li LVrtlflcnte of Title will Hie isNued In lieu of that no lost or destroy* rtt, in one month from tbe date hereof. U. W. ARMSTRONG, Deputy Registrar. UMid K-'g.stry Office, New Westminster, 6th May, 1887. dmyeml arc-Tias. Ia Mw Mailer af Ike dale or Jasrpk A Btw-s, lata ariaie, __eease_. 1 LL PERRONS INDEBTED TO IHB A sAtcrte Estate ore requested to pay Clio ansou nu, due forthwith, nnd all persons kavlnf elaims against thesald En- tate are n-iulred to send Inthelraccounts, duly -rssMed, on or before the lst July, i_ff, f Hiss 8. Bowes, tho Executrix, at Hope,_r_> TH0BNT0N TOAi Lancl-y Street, Vletorla, Solicitor to the Executrix, Dated Viotoria, aoth April, un. wmyllml A PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD IntlieDRILLSHEDon THURSDAY, 5th MAY, 1887, At 8 p. in,, to iimince for the celebration of Her Majesty's Jubilee. dmy'itd It. DICKINSON, Mayor. Vocal & Instrumental MTTSIO Drill SM, Friday, May 6, 11IIK LADIES AID OF.THE METHO* dist Church huvo much pleasure tn firesentlnir the following programme for heir Concert to bo held as above: 1. Piano Duo'-Grand Galop dc Concert âHiss Rand and Miss DeBeck. 2. Quartetteâ*'Sovereign Lord" -Mrs. Robson, Mrs. Watson, Mr. DoBeok, Mr. Pearson. 8, SoloâMr. Mlddlobrook, 4. Duet -"Angels nro Watching Wâ Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Major. fi.-Recitationâ"Lnst Days of Hereulu* neum," Mr. Coatham. 0. Soloâ"Tanturn Ergo," Miss Campbell 1. Trio-"Praise Vo," Mrs. Middlebrook, Mr. DeBeck and Mr. Mlddlobrook. 8. Kolo-"To the Woods," Mrs. Hill. 9. Piano Duet-"Rail leuse," Mrs, Beeoh* er and Miss Major. 10. SoloâMrs, Middlebrook, 11. Recitationâ"The Itnven," Rov. C, Watson, 11 SoloâMrs, McCrady, 18. Duet-"Flower Duet," Mrs. Middle* brook and Miss HIU. U. Holoâ"Consider the I-llles," Mr. W. H. Keary. 15. Piano itolo-"Mazurka," Miss Clute. Ifl. Quartette-".rubllatet" Mrs. Middlebrook, Mrs, Major, Mr. DeBeck and Mr. Mlddlobrook. Doors open at 7:"*0j concert at 8 o'cloek. rickets, Mrls. dapSOtd JUBILEE YEAR 1887. Just received in our Millinery and Dress Department, the Newest Designs from London Direct, consisting of NOVELTIES IN HATS. The Battenbcrg, Lady Churchill, Queen's Jubilee, Norfolk, Chandos, Rutland, Sufficld, Pagoda, Marchioness, Ellen Terry, Purl, new and striking Sailor Hats and Boating, Picnic and Sun Hats in numerous varieties. ROBE COSTUMES. Silks and Striped Satins. Aigrettes, Ornartipnts, Plumes and Trimmings 6( all descriptions, ^ f l| If*' Great additions have been made to our usual heavy Stock, lit'' every Department, including Men's Clothing and Furnishing, JAMES ELLARD & CO., dwapetc H,M, CONN INGHAM HO 18.8. QRIPI 1887. Queen's Birthday! âATâ LANGLEY. 1 CKt-EBRATIOI. OP THB (UTH AN- A nlvanary of lbs (tuero's Birthday will he hold at Lanjloy on May _llh, 1881. It wil J consist of the usual spoils nnd close with * Orand Ball In ths evening. FBÂ»D. O. WHITE. Hec. of Committee. I,nnÂ«ley.-I. C, May .nd, 1887. wmylllS Cheap for Cash. MB. ANDREW LEAMY, SOLICITOR, M-Kensle HU, ts authorised Jo sell a m ol IDO noros'for ttWO. The soil Is the very host ln the provlnoo and the farm ls out In two by tlio Nicomekl river, In which thero Is a nevor-falllni .upply of trout. There Is an orchard, food house and hnrn and Â» aores In tlmolby. There ore n school houso and ohorch within a mile of Ihe farm and the roads are In prime condition. dwapssml follows were comparatively inoiperi oncod. He died from the elects of ufiur-damp. His brave deed ia the one bright ray amidst all the gloom and darkness of the sorrow and misery, Some of th* dead Ohinamen prssenlod a terrible picture. The gaa 3nENDER8 WILL BE RECEIVED BY L the u__ei.l____ up to Boon of lain- artko SHI Â«... for tbe erection of a three-story _rlÂ«_ -Melon Columbia sir..! for W.A.y_.ncen.E..|. PlaÂ».Â»n.l speculation. cÂ»n to seen at my offlco on anTW;.l-o.._Â»aneM..,,rlly "X,t*'' 0. W. ORANT, , , , Architect, McKcimlo*Â«l. Now Westminster, tad Hay, INI. CANADA'S COMIC JOURNAL T GREAT IMPROVEMENTS FOR 1887. IHE AIM OF " GRIP" la to aet forth, In _. 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