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wm***si*wt°B" Columbian 70LTTMB 7 NEW WESTMINSTER, fi. C, FRipAY EVENING, AUGUST 2, 1889. NUMBER 28 PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. T. 0. ATKINSON, > ATUtffiTISR, SOLICITOR-**). Offleefl- > Masonic Bnlldlng, New Westmlnater, , n. dwtc AllMSTItONG At ECKSTEIN, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETO.- Masonic Bulldin-r, Now westmin* â ter, B. 0. dwmyjte W. NOHHAH BU1.H. Q.C., BABBIBTBR-AT-LAW.LAND AGENT. Monoy to Lonn. OffloeâOlarkson St. New Westminster, B, 0. dte ' < OltllOII.D, McCOLL A JENXS, BARRISTERS, SOLICITOUS, ole. Offl* cosâMnsonlo BullillngH, Now Wost- mluBter, and Vnncouvcr, B. 0. dwte A.C.BRYDONK-JACK, SI. A., BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT AUY Publle, Ae. Offlco In the Humley Building, Columbia St., opposite the Uol- , onlnl Hotel. dwangto JUSBPU K. OAYHUIli O.A.,LL.U. . U Dub . itTo inch a High Court of Justice, Ireland, Oillces- ' Corner MoKomilo A Olarbson ftlx... New , Westminster, riwresito £] A. J. HOLMES, D. D. S., SURGEON DENTIST, arndiialo of tho Ohio Collogo of i'oiitnl Surgery. Is ii now wltli Dr. 0.13. 0, Brown. All work ' skillfully performed. llomns 11 & r, ll'tiik ofB. 0., Columbia St. Ifours-8lol3u,ra.; 1:30 to lin. m. dJlyBlo G. XV. Oil ANT, !( GLOW â¢*-. MAULUKE. ll A uCfUTECTS. OffloeâRoom E, over / A Bank of R. 0âCi)l»iniblaStroel,West- â j* WILLIAM 11. KINtJ, .'!*. A UCITITECT.SANITARYENGINEER, â ' A Ae. Removed to Armstrong's Block, Columbia Streot, Westminsterâ-Boom No. 2. dto W, TI11I1AUDBAV, r AND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTS* |j mail. Hamley Block, New Westmin* iter, B. V, dmyl6tc :4 A. V. '.OTTOS, DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL LAND SUUVHYOU. Offlce! RoomD.Bimk â¢'of 11. 0, building, Westminster, B. C. «, fit ii:imn'ii, REAL ESTATE RROKBK anil County Court Agent. Commissioner, Notnry Public, Ac. Rents collected. OffloeâMc- K--ii7.lt- stroet, New Wostmlnster, B. c. T. J. TKAPP, tvA UCTIONEER AND APPRAISER. 1 "A Columbln. street, New Westminster. -.All eommlsiilous will receive prompt IJand iiurefnl Httuntlon, " * ('given when required. - F. 0. McCAltTNEY. I /COMMISSION AGIENT and Customs ftflU Broker. Douglas st,, Now Westmin* m iter. Agont for Harrison Springs Aerated wWator] Vancouver Steam Dye A Cleaning 'Work!'; Carters' 1'ntunt Organs-*''tliewon- (.der ot tho age."; Dominion Pianos and ii Oruiins; Jolinstou'K Pnteut Ktiisomlnc; i 'Havana Cigar Factory; Lion Insurance Co Mor llvo slock. Ac. Employment Agency '*:OHicc. A select lot of Toilet Articles and J Onigglsts' Sundries forsnlo. Next door to Hgokery- _ _ djlysto â i TUKNKR, DKKTON * CO.. V TITEUCHANTS. Whnrf St., VictoKn. iI'lVI Agents for North British nnd Mer- i enutllo Insnrnnco Co. for Mainland, H. 1 O. tiiiETON A Co., .'ill Flnsbiiry Clrous, Lon- i1 .ton, E. C. dto imperial Fire Insnrance Oo. ViJI 4»i OB1 X.OHHOIT. i ii'lTll,. â¢ -ii.cno.ooii si.. Rules as loir os nny othor relliiMo Com- laulcs doing businoss lnBrltlslU.'oliiiii- la. iljlyjlo tr. J. ARMSTRONG, Auont for Mow west. ALBERT J. HILl & CO. "Civil Engineers, Land Sur- '.â veyors& Draughtsmen. ]!'' REAL ESTATE, 'flNANCIAL, SHIPPINB & COMMISSION ACENT3 II, tin, Ut.,VMurine lnsl.rir.irc. ^Columbia 8t., â Oit. Colonial IIotki. I*' <1. I) NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. ilWJIylfitc RAND BROS. nH&l. HSTATK KROKBUS, L9 Con-re Fane ers, Collect or**, [)â " And Inmrance Agent!, Spaces nt lW NEW WESTMINSTER: Corner â i* MoKen-'ln and Clarkson Sis. $ VANOOUVER, Cordova Street. T, LONDON .England. 'It BUILDING LOTS for sale In al 1 sections mt Vnncouvor and New Westminster City. M1 FARM LANDS of superior quality for in ilo at OullUwhack, Port Hammond, bJaiigloy, Matsqui, Sumas, Mud Bay,Lad* *? er's Lamllng, Lulu iHland, North Arm Und Pitt Blver. e*' Maps and Plans exhibited aud the full- it, 3l 1 n foi unit ion furnished at all our offloes, |W. BOVILL, ARCHITECT - ANO Peal Estate Agent SEW WESTMINSTERt-Offlco, Mnekon- 7.1c Street. V'till List of City and Suburban Pro* XÂ»erty. Particular attention paid to Farming u-jands, L'l Accurate Information to correspoud- ' -nls. dwmyliyt DRUGGISTS. jPure and Fresh Drugs Patent Medicines, Eto PHY6I01ANS' PREBORIPTIDNS OaHEFULLY Compounded, Pelcphone Communication. Night Boll. dfo27to Piano Tuning! rtKirn. J. K. VINLAYKDSI, from Ilroml* i LYX wood A Sons, Ixindon, England, nnd 1 ftolnwayASoni, New Vork, now nt Carer's Totnnlo of Music, Vaneonvor, will âittcnd to orders left nt Mr. Zed. ft, Hull's i 'tore, Now West in Instor. Tuning. J3. r d.|ly4ml ;rw â^mmzimsi Nkw WbstIiihstbri ii. c, July loth, is*!). t*l) the Employees of C, M, She-tfe <C Ch. J nml Ihe AVm1 IIVK/mitiifri' Southern ll'y . Ou., antl oil person, eoncemetl, Tliis lirm having nsHlgnod nil Hb Inter* isIh In Britisli Culiimliln to tho New West* jtilmitor Southern R'y Co,, and that Com- : lany having assummt ;ill of iln lliibllltli'*), imnloyeosuf this lirm nnd the â¢ miiniinv rill report to the President ol tlin snitl "Jomp'iny for ImtlruolJoiiH nnd ndjnst* netif. a m. snraAFB-fcco. dJIylSml By Km mn CA.Mii;i,n. GENERAL & SHELF HARDWARE, Including Tools o! all kinds ol the belt mak:,; (Jl'HBS-CUt & llall-l-SOWS, Barbed Wlr« for Foucine, and nl! tliu uecoury HtCDEllIS for FarmlllEI Pulley Blocks, Sniitcii Bloclm, Ico-r ,!.i rimiii in nil sizes; ritcli, Till' iV OllklllU; Torrod nnd Plain I*|----n> itr Btlil(lil|--S Plllnts & Oils in nil col'irai Liquid Plllllts in all-lu.'ls; |Fl-:.-oi' Pnillts iiindy tonooi lirillll Stones! Wall Paper in all dcsisnsi Br«Â«ms & Briislies for all puriiososi lillbricatlll!" Oils; 1'rnilS of all desoriptions, uml n genoral ossortirii'llt of Af-riciiltural Impleinenls, ttr Special attention given to ordora by mail. T. Ti *X,"R-&.-P2*3 SO CO., dwjlySto UoiiCsuitA Strekt, Nkw Westminster. ai/ M*A 'URE. HAVE JUKI' KEGEIVl'-p THEIE GiSt Edge Dressing New Spring Goods! Spring Overcoatings, French & English Worsteds and Scotch Cheviotts. 0". Si. 3^(3: .i3LW.e OCT'S MERCHANT TAILOR, Columbia Street, â¢ Kew Westminster. GLOB Sweepiii ""3PA11 Summer DRESS GOODS nnd MILLINERY will be sold AT COST. Now is the time to secure BARGAINS. dtc ivdrss. "--ct-m:. sah. j_L&s_mm*&m . 03E*3E"ECJ3BlS3!s NEW WESTMINSTER, TmSS&T VANCOUVER, coflANBEBRoT0T°rRVEAETAsND âANI-- ANDERSON BLOCK, GRANVILLE STREET. LONDON, ENG. 107 CANNON 8T. Farming Lands tTown Lots OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS i-OR SALE. Business Property. Lot faciiij; on Columbia and Front Sta., in contral portion of the city; aeveral buildings bring good rent -522,000.00. Lot 4, Blook 7( near Lytton Smiare, 60x132 feet, fronting on Columbia and Front Sta.-$0-00O.0O. Cornor Ui on Columbia St., 33x66 feetâ 94.000.00. AlsoâLot and Building wit It Btook of Gooda, one of the best business stands in tho eity, ImprovedResidential Property Lot 15, Blook 13; two hom-ns routed at paying flgurosâ$4,500.00. Houao and Lot on Lorno St., near Col- umbla-612fi0.00. Lots 4-, 5 k fl, Block lfl; good house, garden, kc,; choice residenco property -85,250.00. Comor Lot on Columbia St, j fenced and clearedâ$1500.00. HmiBoandLot ou Columbia St.! ono of tho finest residences in lho cityâ57,- 000,00. House and Lot on lloyal Avonuo, noar Ponglao St.-82,000.00. Houso ond 3 Lots, cornor Royal Avonuo and St. Patrick'*] St.; no bettor rest* donao sito in tlto cityâ$10,000.00. 1 acre, with 7 house*-, near tho Parkâ 80,000.00. Vacant Residential Property. Lot 1, Block 2S; cornor tot on Agnes St,; fino rosidonco sito -?1200.00. Lota on St. Andrew's St., nonr Queen's Avonueâ§500.00 eaoh. Lots on Montreal, Douglas and Hall* fax Sts,, near Clinton St.; fino views and well situatedâ§350.00, §375.00, §500.00. Lot on Melbourne St., near Clinton- $300.00. Lot 0, Bub-Block 10; fine residence lots- 8250.00. Lots on Polliam St., near Maryâ§600.00 cacli. Lot on Pelham Sfc)( noar St, Andrew's; lino site--?500.00. Lot on St. John's St,, near Melbourneâ §350.00. Lot In St. Andrew's Square -§300,00. Lots iu Block fronting on Nortii Arm road; finost chanco In tho market for residence or speculation-$125.00 to §175.00. Lots iu SVbdlvlflfon of Lot 11, sub-Block 12~$t!0.00 to 8125,00. Lot i in Snliiliviriiim of Lot 17, sub-Block 13-§lti0.00enclt. Lots In Woutmtnstcr Addition at $15.00 to §50.00. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tills powder never varies, A marvel of purity-strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, und cannot be sold In competition with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only ln cans. RoyalBakisq Powder Co., 106 Wall Ht., Kew York, 8fely Rooms to Rent. FURNISHED ROOMS TO BENT, IN M. Gray's house, on I'rcvost Street,â Apply on the premises. dJlySto nrmM ML.miâ? STORE ON FHONT STREET, In renr of Armslroilf-'s llriclc Monk. Possession i-lvon 1st August. Apply lo tr. 1. ARMSTRONG, iljlyniln Blierlir. ROOMS TO LET. FURRNISHED ROOMS TO LET, single or double or en suite, pleasant and comfortable. Excellent situation. Applyto MISS ODIN, Opposite It. 0. Cathedral. dJlyliDml Columbia Street. First-class Prairie Farm FOR SAXiXI. SUPERBLY SITUATED ON LULU ISLAND, North Arm, Fraser River; con* tttinlngStjO acres of the finest fanninf-lnnd ln tho country; nil dyked, well Improved, good buildings, good orchard (bearing). For further Informntlon enquire of MAJOR 4 PEARSON, dmyMc New Westminster. Notice of Removal. HJISS MCDOUGALL HAS REMOVED iU. lierDrcss-miiltlnir Kstabllshir.entto tlio Rooms nbovo II. S. Curtis A Co.'s Drug Store. JlySttlilMwtl To Contractors! TENDERS WILL RE RECEIVED UY tbo undor-it-fiit-d up to 0 p. in. of MONDAY, ISlli An«nnt, for the erection of n two-story Residence on Royal Avenuo for James wise, Esq. Plans and specifications at my offlco. The lowest or Rny tender not necessarily accented, G. W. GRANT, Architect. Westminster, July SO, 1689. djlytaihl MAJOR & PEARSON Real Estate Brokers and Financial Agents* AGENTS FOR Confederation Life Association of Toronto. lloyal and Lancashire Fire Insurance Companies* iHuVnlnnblo Lots for sale In tho Oity nnd District of Westminstor; and choice Lots In the City of Vanoouvor. Persons wishing to buy or Bell oity or rural property should communicate with us. Offices; Bnnk of B.C. building, opposito pontofllce, Weslmlustor,and IlastlngsSt,, Vancouver. dwnplBto T. A. MUIR & CO. DRUGGISTS Queen's Hotel Block, NKW ln:»TjiiSTl:ll. Reliable Brags ftMeflicines TOILET ARTICLES * SUNDRIES PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY, dnplto SO oo. Real Estate, INSURANCE AND Financial Agents Purchase Sell and Lease Property, Collect Rents, Make Loans on And transact all Business relating to Heal Estato. âAGENTS KORâ London Assurance Corporation, Connecticut Fire Insnrance Co. of Hartford. london and Lancashire MR) Assurance Co. Canton Insurance Oflloe, Id. (Marino) OFFICES I Columbia St., New West'r. 41 Qovernment St., Victoria dWHMjrl NOTES AND COMMENTS. Temptation Solicited. â Willie (who haB eaten his apple)â"Mablo, let's play Adam and Evo, and I'll be Adam," MaMo-'-Allright. Weill Willieâ"Now you tempt me to eat your apple, and I'll succumb." A "Jack the Intruder" bothera Ohicagoans, He gains admittance to yards after dark, and, knocking ut the door, tells whoever answers to ''hush, bo quick and let me in," he then jumps the fence and disappears. Ho ifi supposed to be a monomaniac. Had Been ThereâOld Grumps (in bed, nearly midnight)âOoo! I hear stealthy uteps on tbe stairâ some one creoping along barefooted ! His wifo (who was yonng oncn)â ,KTeop quiet, Joshua; I guess that's only our darter going up with her shoes under her arm. At a recent social gathering in London tiie young Princesses Louiso and Maud, of Wales, made themselves odious to [esthetic oyes by wearing pink frocks with yellowish fawn coats, und now they aro won tiering if Louise will get herself up in better taste sinco she's got an establishment of her own. Shelley's grave in the Protestant cometsry at Rome, is in danger of demolition, since the cemetery is about to bo appropriated to other purposes by tlie city authorities. The graves of Keats and Severn will also share the same fate, and tho British government is urged to intervene for their preservation.âEx, English manufacturers of balloons at Birmingham have recently received largo orders for tiio construction of air-ships for war purposes for both the German and French governments. Recent experiments by tbo German War Office at Spandnu have clearly demonstrated tho valuo of parachutes in carrying on wav, and a complete baloon service is to be inaugurated. Within tbe lust twelve months no fewer than 1,888 newspapers gave up the ghost in Canada and the United States. In promoting these enterprises, a vast amount of money was squandered, but so long as the world has men in it who pine to show their fellows just how a newspaper should be run, just so long will the "felt want" bo suppliedâ tliat is, whilo tho spare cash lasts. Men who run country sheets pine tor metropolitan successâand seldom got it,âEx, The German Imperial standard will be seen at the naval review, whioh is to be held nt Spithead on August 3, as the Emperor William is to beon board his own luxuriously arranged yacht, tho Hohenzollorn. This standard is a Hag of salmon- colored silk, the background covered with black eagles and gold crowns. Upou this is embroidered the iron cross, and over it is a gold shield, ou whioh aro tho imperial arms. It flies at the main, and no other pennant or ensign is displayed from tho yacht when it is hoisted.âLondon World. Says a very sarcastic American paper: A pitiful tale of destitution comes from Minneapolis. It seems that a citizen of thut place who was popularly supppsod to be wortli several millions in reality possesses only a fine residence und about $400,- 000 besides, A great deal of sympathy is expressed for tho poor fellow. Tliis is a sad world. As the man in question is a U. S. senator, it begins to look as if he might be declared ineligible for that position. Think of a United States senator who is only worth about half a million! Tho Pittsbnrg Gazette 1ms the following good word for tho country girl : Somo of tho most womanly women in this city wero country girls, whoso schooling was limited to n fow months in a country school- house. Their knowledge is of a practical sort. They may not be accomplished in the sense of being awny up in literature, or ublu to talk nonsense, or proficient in music, yet thoy have tlie most charming homes, the most loving husbands aud tho most devout friends. These are the women who are the most usoful in a community and to the world in genoral. They are largo- hearted, faithful and true, and have tho physical courage and strength to maintain their places in the front ranks of thoso battling against tho world. Says nn exchange: Tbe recent story that Dr, Brown-Sequard had discovered an "elixir of youth" did not at first receivo much credence, but it seems to bo a fact that the famous physician has announced such u discovery. Ho claims that by hypodermic injections of a liquid distilled from certain parts of animals ho has made himself tun years youngor. It is now stated, moreover, that Dr. Variot, of Paris, who ridiculed tho idea of suoh a thing, has experimented with the fluid on three enfeebled men, and is almost convinced that we aro on the evo of n discovery by which weakness and diseuso can bo eradicated. Tho names of theso two men alone prevent the whole nliivir being looked upon as a hoax, and tho scientific and modical world will await with interest some preoise statement from them of thu nature of their alleged discovery. A ROYAL VISIT. The Rumor is Again Revived that tho Queim will Visit America Soon. A Large Amount of Treasure Recovered from the Wrecked Steamship Granada. The Grange Growers will Form a Trust to Regulate tho Orange Trade. THE QDBBN'h MOVBMflNTS, New Yomt, Aug. a.--Tiic Mail and Express' Lundun cable cays: Tho report that thu queen ivas cuusiduring a trip to America has neither boon de* niodor allinncd. The fact that tho ?uecn ia now inclined towards viaitlng relaud, and that tho rumored tri|) to America haa not linen denied h creating much J- ilk throughput the kingdom. However, nothing definite has yot boon aniHiuncod, HtJUOlt TO ALASKA. Washington, Aug. 2.--Solicitor of Treasury Hepburn has given an opinion that when the collector of customs for Alaska hns ivell grounded opinions that liquor has beon amuggled and concealed, ho lias authority lo cnler and search nny building, provided it .'a not a storehouse or dwelling. If ono of the latter, ho must have a warrant if he limb such smuggled goods he can seize them. He must, however, havo woll [{rounded suspicions. The treasury department has approved Ihe opinion and forward a copy of it to the collector. KILLED UV A CAU. Stockton, Oal,, Aug. 2.* -Harry Sollera, ten years old, was killed tliis noun, ut Lodi, by a narrow gauge car that he had started on tho down grndo and was trying to sot the brakes. He full under the car, which paused over him, mangling him iuto an unrecognizable condition, A NICK CLHHK. San Fhancisco, Aug. 1.âMoses Deutch, a clerk in tho employ oi! Grccubaum it Co., stockbrokers, haB disappeared und bo has 87000 of the firm's money. Deutrh nctud in the capacity of delivery clerk, and instead of delivering tho stocks, sold them and pocketed tho above amount. Ho has a wealthy brother connected with a firm who is now in Europe. It is believed he will make good the defalcation on his icturn to San Francisco. TRBAStmE HBCOVERED. New .York, Aug.lâGeorgo Gould, president Of tho Pacific Mail fctuam- ship Co,, has received a telu'-ram from tbe company's agent at Manzanitln, statirg that treasure footing up about $200,000 on board of tho Pacific mail steamship Granada, when that vessel was loat, has been recovered. Tho Granada wont ashoro about a month ngo on the rocks along tho coast of Punta Fejuhtn, The vessel, valued at §200,000, is u total loss. FAILURES, S-tN Fbanoisco, Aug. 1.*âTho Brad- stroot mercantile ugency reports Of) failures in Pacific coast states and territories for the month of July, with asset*, of $133,501) and liabilities of $302, 40G, as compared with 63 for the previous mouth, with assets of $1*13,383 and liabilities of $293,480, and 103 fur corresponding month of 1888, with aa* Bets of $1.W,470. and liabilities of $493,011. There wore 50 failures in California and 13 iu Washington Territory. LAllOKBll.**, NOT SEAS! I'N. WASHiNQTofc, Aug. 1.âActing secretary of the treasury Bacholler lias overruled the opinion of tho solicitor of tho trensuty, Hopbum, that Chinese employed as servant-, on tho United States steamer Alert, aud other vessels, are stamen and not laborers, and therefore can be permitted to land in the United Strifes. Genoral Bucheller holds that they are laborers and not seamen, and thereforo cannot bo permitted to enter. SENTBNbii UOM'il-MElt, San PttAHOisco, Auguat 1,âThe supremo court today affirmed the judgment and order of tho superior court iu tlio case of Seneca Swalm, who waa convicted of grand larceny in stealing §3,800 worth of jewelry belonging fo It, H, McDonald, jr., son of the president of tho Pacific Bank, and sentenced to 7 yenrs imprisonment, STKlt'K UY LinilTNiSO. Richmond, Va., Aug. 1.âThe cily railway ahhles were struck by lightning this mottling and burned. Sixty mules and horses, together with seven Btruot cava tfore consumed. Tho loss is heavy. , SULLIVAN AttUBSTBU. New Yoiik, Aug. 1.âJohn L. Sullivau, who was arrested last ni';ht Ctl reqtiisiiion from Governor Lowvy, of Mississippi, was brought to tlie district attorney1., offico this morning. Sullivan waived allrighti nnd agreed to go tn Mississippi. Ho then surrendered himself to Sheriff Childs, of Mississippi, who mid he would take Sullivan back to Mississippi to*moii*ow himself, THE LATEST TRUST. New Yoiik, Aug. 1,âTho long talked of Orange trust seems about to become an accomplished face. A meeting to-day of iho par,ties interested took stops to organitso the Florida Orange growors and dealers protective nsscc'ation. E. Goodsoll. tho prime mover in tho enterprise, explains that tho central offico will bo ostublishrd at Jacksonville, through which all dealers and growors will transact business, thus avoiding tho demoralisation to trade, which hni characterised tho haplmnrd sya'am hitherto prevailing, THE LATEST EXCO.V M0NIDATION London, Ont., Aug. 2.- Archbishop Walsh hits publicly denounced tho Gaelic Athletic Association. Ho al-ites that government inttuaiico Is working towards a nofatiuus plot whieh will engraft upon tho association n secret society aiming to thwart constitutional movements. Tlio archbishop nlso opposes a judicial commission to bring this plot to light. OROFTBR niMli-UATION, Toronto, Aug. 1.âMajor McLeod, of Dalkoith, Scoihuul, woll known on account of his interests iu tho Scotch crofters, and Roderick MacLeod of Edinburgh, waited upon agent McMillan at the Manitoba government offices to obtain information as to the prospect of the crofters in that province, und as to tbe amount required to givo onch family a start upon their arrival. They express the opiniou that if arrangements can be made with the government to render financial aid, a largo number of crofters will come out. Tho MacLeods hope to visit Manitoba ahortly and report to their friends upon their return to Scotland. A ROUGH EXPERIENCE. Port Hops, Aug. 1. -A pleasure party from here had n rough experience. Mrs. Arthur MacMahon's six year old boy fell unobserved from tho Bteamer on Rice Lake, and was drowned, and on the"return journey in tho dark thu vehicle containing the party rolled down an embankment, and tho following persons rooeived severe injuries : John Jefferre, Mra. Tempest, Mit), II. V. Sanders and Mrs. Mtcckie. UONE BY JEALOUSLY. Fkh-iub, Aug.1.âMiss Ellis, daughter of Elam Ellis, of (larafraxa township, was stabbed seven times last mght hy Patrick Hailey. The victim's condition is precarious; jealousy was the causo. AT WORK ALREADY. Palmerston, Ont., Aug. l.~-Thu Conservatives of west Wellington have nominated Wm. Long, reevo of Maryborough, to contest the riding at the coming local general election. AT QUEBEO. Queued, Aug. 1,âThe govornor- gem-rat and family arrived hero this afternoon and will sojourn for a month ut the gubernatorial quarters on the citadel. hooah's wife, St. Thomas, Aug. IâMrs. G. D. Hogan, wife of tho missing aeronaut, passed through the city last night en route from New York to hor home in Jackson, Michigan. She wns accompanied by W. W. Ewaii, who made ascensions in the name of his employer, Hogan. Mrs. Hogan has given up all hopes of ever seeing her husband. Shu has decided to conduct her bus- hand's business herself and is already familiar with it. Tbe aeronauts who use Hogans' names in many ascents will still continue ta do so. OTTAWA NOTES. Ottawa, July 31.âIt is gratifying tu note the patriotic stand taken by the Ontario press relative to the Behring Sea outrage. The Ottawa Journal Bays: "It is monstrous that a vessel shuuld be seised upon the open sea, its contents rilled, itself confiscated, and mayhap its owners jailed, all on the strength of a single nation's self-authorized legislation. If the Canadian government can secure no prompt redress from Great Brit-tin, let it go, as on tho Atlantic const, uud lit out cruisers of its own. One or two of theso would bo strong enough to fnco the U. S. cutters in Behring Sea, and should bo sent thero to protect Canadian vessels. Things would be brought to a crisis and Great Britain be compelled to help or disown us." Louis Corneiller, clerk of the public works department, was arrested today, charged with forging the depart* ment cheque passed at the Bank of Montreal yesterday. There is strong evidence against him. He has heen on a prolonged spree. He is a brother of a noted Montreal Q. C. ALASKA INDIANS. Omaha, July 31,âThe correspondent to the Bee, with the Senate committeo in Alaska, sends a letter from Juneau under date of June 23, reviewing the inquiries of the committee. These were commenced at Port Chester, Alaska, where thero are 1,200 Indians under charge of Mr. Duncan, a missiunaty who has boen among the tribo thirty years. The Indians were found to be living in an apparent state of contentment and engaged in almost all pursuits of the whites. Their giievancc iB an anxiety to possess land in severalty or to have certain parcels set aside for thom that lliey may cultivate and hold in individual right. They want Juravius island given to their tribe. Tlie committee fuund the state of morals of the women of this tribe far above the average in other parts of the territory, At Sitka, as veil as at othor points visited so far, tho committee failed to find a single caso where an Indian woman or girl had been taken forcibly from her parent*: for immoral purposes as alleged in the United States somo time ago, They have, however, learned that the standard of morals among women as a rule is not vory high. a iter this docks, San Francisco, July31.âTheodore Cramp, member of tho Philadelphia Bhip building firm, accompanied by Charles H. Hoag, manager of the shipping interest: of J. D. Spreckles A* Bros., left hore this afternoon for Ta- cmna, where they will embark for Alaska. Ou the rctutn t.p Mr. Cramp will visit tho Btit'lh naval station at Esquimalt, ou Vancouver Island. Thu ovening I'o-t says; "it ha*, been reported here that Mr. Cininp is foiiring a company of Amei-can capitalis: â . for tho purposo of purchasing this yard from the British gove..iment. It is stated that a syndicate hf . already been formed in the east with a subscribed capit il of §4,0C 3,01), nnd that negotiations aro pending for the pur* cliro of tho yard and docks. The purcli; o pi-ice is said to be $1,600,1 )0. Tho syndicate- iB s.iid to have a number of prominent shipbii-'dMif* firms, including Cramp A* Sons,, Philadelphia; Harlan & Hollingsworth; Pusey &â Jones, Wilmington, and the Union Iron Worka, of this cily, ub its principal supporters. It ia understiod that the British government has discovered that tho Esquimalt yards are inadequate for their original purpose." sensible oirls. London, Aug. 1.âApropoa of tho royal marriage, it is stated that the two youngor princesses of Wales, Toria and Parry, as they are affectionately called in tho family circle, are much of the samo mind as their married Bistor, and that they greatly pre- for EngliBhmon to tho representatives of Any other nation. Now therefore that the standard of revolt against perpetual policy of German unions has boon raised, it it not improbable thnt the example of tho Duoheis of File will be followed by the Princesses Viotoria and Maud. Dalton McCarthy, M. P., accompanied by Col. Donison, M. P., left Toronto yesterday for a trip to tbu Northwest and British Oolumbia. WILLIAM ARRIVES. Emperor William Arrives at Portsmouth To-Day and is Recoived by tho Prince of Wales. Turkey Orders out 00,000 Reserves and is Preparing for War with Haste. A Great Battle Expected Daily Between the Egyptians and the Dervishes. THE BMPBBOR AltlllVES. Portsmouth, Aug. 2.âThis totfn and harbor presented a gala spectacle to-da^ in expectation cf tho arrival of the Emperor William of Germany. Almost every building was decorated and an enormous flotilla of water craft cf ull horts, WatslflpB and privato vessels, covered the harbor in evciy direction. The ahbto was linid with a throng of fifty thousand people. As Boon as tho German imperial yacht Hoheiizollorii, with the emperor on board, and attended by n squadron of German nimi-of-war, were sighted, the pilots pub out to tako them in change. Tho Prinoe of Wales, on hoard tiio royal yacht Osborno, also started down the havlur to meet tho omparor amid the booming of salutes from tho forts and war vessels. London, Aug, ^According lo tho programme the Princo of Wales left Portsmouth harbor in the yacht Osborne at 12:30 to-day and proceeded outside to await the arrival of the emperor of Germany, who is on boaru tho imperial yacht Hohlenzollerii. Aa tho Osborno steamed out of the harbor !;he wassi'lutodbyijunsori shoro and on board the assembled war vessels. Shortly beforo the departure of the royal yacht; the Gorman squadron was sighted steaming slowly towards Portemoutji, and pilots wereimmediatelydcBpntched to tako charge of their movements. Tho weather at Portsmouth is briglit. tho Bunshino being tamper-id hy a cooling breezo. Everything has beon put in readiness for tho arrival of tho German emperor. Tho crowd*-, which are constantly arming by ev.oiy availablo means, surpass in numbers the attendance which has marked any previous PpiMiead manceuvt-n. Tlio government and prhate crafts fill all. the available space, and the shore is packed with sightseers. As tho yacht Osborne approached the Hoheiizulleia tho Prince of Wales signalled a greeting to the kaiser, and the latter responded. Tho Osborne then accompanied tho HuheiiJwHem through the lines of tlie war vessels, drai-uutp-oii parado to re- coivo her. Every vessel, buth German and English, wbb in holiday attire, and the spectacle as the German fleet steamed Blowly through the narrow aisle left between the gayly decked warships was imposing ih" tiio extrenio. The imperial yacht was saluted by each vessel. At Trinity pier tho ein- peror disembarked and proceeded to Osborne, whero he waB welcomed by his grandmother tho queen. Tho emperor will dine with tho Queen this evening. THE MAYERICK TRIAL. Liverpool, Aug. 2.âAt tho resumption to-day of the trial of Mrs. Maybrick, on charge of poisoning her husband, Dr. Humphroy was cnllec- to. the stand and in reply to the prisoner's counsel said that if tho idea of arsenical poisoning had not been suggested he would have made an affidavit on the basis of the autopsy performod on Mr. Maybrick's body, that death had resulted from acute congestion of the stomach. He was unablo to mention any post-mortem symptoms in tho case positively distinctive RESERVES ORDERED OUT. Constantinople, Aug. 2.âThe Turkish minister of war lias ordered 80,000 reserve troops to bo called out immediately. The government is purchasing uniforms and military stircs in large quantities, and has largely increased tho gangs of workmen who ure pushing active preparations in the dockyards in almoht feverish haste. COMPLETELY FAILED. London, Aug. 2.-The movement recently inaugurated at Manchester to com wl employers to inaugurate a uniform short time system for employes, has failed completely. DRAWING NEAR. Cairo, Aug. 2. âColonoi Wr lie- house report- that tho Derviahea are marching slowly and cautiously, nnd that tho main body is almost with'n striking distance. CONFIDENT OP VICTORY. London, Aug. 2 âRepoits from the field stato that tho Dervishes are marching their forces fivo miles south of Toski, around which Gen. Grenfell is concentrating his army. Latest advices say thai a battlo is imminent. Both sides are preparing fur a sharp and bitter engagement. Gon. Grenfell ia confident a decisive action will scatter lhe enemy beyond recovery. AN M. P, DEAD. Londox, Aug. 2 ,- Sir William Ewart, conservative member of parliament for tho north division of Bolfast, is dead. THE LOHEHY BON I) SOLD. Paris, Aug, 2.â M. Byrunet, judicial liquidator of tho Panama Canal Co., announces to tho stockholders that a syndicate has takon all tho lottery bonds recently issued, nud that if tho project fails tho bankruptcy law will permit the payment of 8 per cent to the crcdilo's. The terms of salo to the syndicr.to nro not revealed. INORASl leads. London, Aug. 2.âAt Goodwood to- dny>tho raoft for tho Goodwood stakes was won by Ingram, Tisaiponea, soc* ond, Millstream, third. Six started. A GREAT STIRKE AVERTED, London, Aug. 2.âTho Durham miners committeo hns- voted by a ma* jority of ono to accept the advance in wages of ton per oont. in lieu of the higher sum demanded. This action averts what promised to be tho greatest strike on record, NO SETTLEMENT YET. London, Aug, 2.âUnder Foreign Secretary Forguaon stated in tho com* mens this evening that no authentic information bad reached the govern* ment regarding tho seizure of British vessels by tho United Statea govern* ment. He also said no underst Hiding with tho Aniprioan govenniont was reached as to tlio jurisdiction over the Behring Sea. THE DAILY COLUMBIAN -f-UBUSHXD Every Afternoon except Suday, BY THB â¢KEiisr*N**iaD*sr brotexuis, At their Steam Printing Establish* iiii'ui, Columbia Street. BY MAIL: For L'^mmilhs....... 88:00 For tl iiuiiiihH 4 25 For Simonths '2 25 DELIVERED IN THE OITY: For 12 months â $10 00 For « uiouthB â.., 5 25 Per mouth BO Per week 25 Payment in all cases (exoept for weekly rate) to be made tn advance. THE WEEKLY COLUMBIAN Issued every WcdncMlny Morn Inc. Delivered In the City, per year. 8-3.00 Mulled, per year. 2.00 Mailed, fi months, 1.25 DiulB British dotambhm Friday Evening, August 9. The Southern Bailway is the subject of considerable discussion, naturally, just now. With respoot to the agreement published yesterday, there is u point, to wit, tho paying of tho bonus as tho work progresses, which it is pretty generally considered might, with advantago to the integrity and popularity of tho new proposition, be changed so as to provide that no part of the bonus should be paid until tbo completion nnd equipment of tbe lino from this city to Bellingham Bay, which implies as well, of course, the construction and completion of a bridge or ferry across the main rivor, and the construction of the Lulu l-iland bridge, together with all the works on that island, along tho water front, und elsewhere, expressly provided or understood in the agreement. Tbe railway men themselves, wo understand, admit tho reasonableness and propriety of such on amendment in the clause referring to tho payment of tho bonus as we have mentioned above, and are perfectly agreeable, we believe, thnt such should bo tho reading of the agreement. Them is another point upon which we would like to see more cxplicitncss, before, at Iras I;, a by-law is submitted to the ratepayers, and that is with respect to the exact, or as nearly as possible the exact, location of the bridge to span the main river. The agreement statea that tho bridge will cross within the city-limits. As most of our readers are aware, tho annexation of Sapperton has extended tho city limits considerably beyond the point most suitable for the bridgeâthe point whero, in fact, tho bridgo must be built. With respect to tho location of the bridge, it should start, on the south side of the river, a very short distance from the terminus at Brownsville of the two important trunk wa^'on-roads â the Vale-Westminster and the Scott roadsâ-which tap the most important farming settlements of tbo Lower Eraser. On this side, it will be generally admitted, that the bridge must strike tbo city no farther up the river than opposite tlie Orescent and no farther down than Lytton square. This point, wo repeat, should be explicitly guarded, nod also with respect to the payment of tbe bonus. In fact, everything in connection with the new arrangements should bo perfectly clear and beyond the possibility of any misunderstanding or loss by the city or any party or parties concerned, Thero has been not a little misunderstanding and consequent wrangling in Southern Railway matter-* in the past, and now that a new deal i3 imminent, tho ratepayers have a right to expect an end of alt mystery, and clear, straight sailing throughout. Only on such conditions can it bo expected, after the hardly satisfactory railway year we havo put in, that tho ratepayers will have sufficient confidence to sanction now ar- Taking a little breathing spell from purely local matters, let us see what our "salt water" cotemporaries aro wrangling about. Victoria has had ; Iho audacity to take "preliminary steps" towards establishing a provincial university at that modern Athons; and that, too, without inviting Nanaimo, Vancouver, Westminster, Kamloops, Kovelstoke, Donald, nnd other rising towns to a somewhat exciting, but strictly amicable, straw-pulling contest to decide where tho 'varsity tent should actually bo pitched. The News, ponderous champion of Vancouver's cause in things great and small, is in very bad humor with Viotoriaâit is quite mad ut its sistor cityâ-for having the unmitigated "gall" to go ahead on the university racket without consulting tbo "terminal city" at least. "Umph !" Bays the News, in other words, biting its pinafore, "Victoria thinks she's pretty smart, don't she I Goiu' to have a university, eh! Umph, umph; guess we'll have some say about that! Who's Victoria, anyhow?" The World, determined to take opposite sides to its beloved local cotem., ejaculates in this style: "Oh, you chump? Watcher givin' us 1 Victoria's just the place for a university, and she orter get it, too. She's a fly 'un, Victoria is, for beiu' so onterprisin'; and Vancouver ain't no bog, anyhow! You don't know what you're talkin' about!" Of llie two contestants, wo are least inclined to sympathize with tho News. The World, whatever its motivesâand they may bo of the bestâhas the better arguments of the two. Indeed, the News makes no pretence to argument in the matter, but gives way to a pettish howl because Victoria has dared to tako the initiative in the university business, and aspires â or arrogates, as tho News would doubtless rather have tho wordâto have the institution in that oity. If a provincial university is over to ma- terializeâwhich may be conoeded to be dosirable ('fall the other prov- J inces have one")âit floes without saying tbat it.-must havo a "local habitation and a name" in somo one of tho cities of the province. To reduco tho question to moro easily handled proportions, we may, without offence1, dispose summarily of the claims of Nanaimo, Kamloops, Bevelatoke, and Donald to the distinction of being elected us tho site for the future alma mater of the brainy juvenality of this "gem of tho wost." Wo have thus throo rivals left for the honorâbut we hud almost forgotten ; there's moro than honor in tho "pot"; there's tho beef, groceries, clothing and sundries which the faculty and students would consume ull tho year round! âHand's off, there; wo want that university ourselves! Tho three rivals wo started in to mention above, it is hardly necessary to suy, ure tho "queen city," tbo "empire city," and tho "royal city." Which shall it be? All uro no doubt equally laudably ambitious to havo the university, if there is to be ono, but wliich is tho most suitable placeâ which, under all the circumstances, hns tli? best claims to the possession of tho institution? Vancouver's push, go, phenomenalness, if we muy uso the expression, is all but universally admitted; but its rush, bustle, und break-nock get-thoro- ativeness, is not necessarily a qualification for a university town. The "terminal city" is in all the heat and travail of a transition state, and has not yet begun to settle and cool. When this stage suporvenes, some yawning hyatuses may appear on the surfaco of things that would swallow up the university, professors and all. Wo havo no doubt of Vancouver's ability to endow and run tbo university in first-class style âthat enterprising city doesn't do things by halvesâbut there are other considerations. Westminster, with its more salubrious, picturesquo, and central situation, and staider, more established, ways, and natural, vigorous, healthful and assured growth, is better qualified for a seat of learning tban its hustling sister on tlie other sido of tho peninsula. But what about Victoria? Well, Victoria, we aro forced to admit, has many things that recommend it for the site of the proposed university. It is the oldest established, and considerably tho richest, city in British Columbia, tho present seat of government and acknowledged social and literary mu! artistic (if we may use tho words) contro of tho province. Its situation is decidedly pleasant, even picturesque and beau- tiuful in some of the features, and with tho sanitary improvements inaugurated and in prospect, the city should be a most healthful place. Vancouver and Westminster, tho former especially, have, it is true, supplanted it largely in a commercial sense, and, perhaps, tho chief objection to the "sad city by the sea" is it** want of centrality; but tha^ will be overcome in great treasure with the construction by tbe enterprising islanders of the V. S. & -N, W. R.R., which will bring Victoria within 2 hrs. 37 min. of tbe "hub" â Westminster. But the strongest argument we have reserved to the last, and give it as our "chip- in" to the juvenile squabble of our "salt water" cotems.; "Victoria thought about it first, anyhow, and it's only fair that Victoria should havo it. Let poor old Victoria have tho university, Westminster and Vancouver have got lots of other nice things." DAILY BEITISH OOLUMBIAN, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0., AUGUST 2, 1889. Volume vil-no. NEW WESTMIIMSTE and Financi HAYWOOD & MACKiN Conveyancers tt Notaries Public. â¢P. O. ©o*S 213. Tolc.pl-i.*5*ao *KPo. SI Business and Residence Property in the City and Suburbs. Farming, Timber and Mineral Lands for Sale Cheap. Terms easy. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. T4T/-,VTT-,Tr rr.^. T *--.â «â¢«. t gtfjli'" â â " NOT â¢nnr..ro iinnttewxrva w ..I ,... LXLQ-N hx Y T/O LXOAN. **OF****. tomor. the boneUt of all out speoial bargains. OOLONIAL HOTEL BUILDINO, NEW WESTMINSTER. =OFFIOES: 178 CORDOVA ST. VANCOUVER. 51 YATES ST. VICTORIA. JAMES D. RAE [SUCCESSOR TO D. MePHADEN] DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FIRST-CLASS Groceries and Provisions Mf MS MS 'MM <*. «*fc-.»*C3. Oolites J .ousted and Ground on the Premises. Fine Teas a Specialty, dwly OOLUMBIA STREET Tuooiinr Citj Foundry S .Min. Works Co. (LIMITSE) Engineers, Bailer Makers, and Iron and Brass Founders HAVING t'R;NATLY INCREASED THEIR PREMISES AND MACIIIN* cry, art: in a position to undertake the construction and repairs of ItlnrilK* Mid fttittiftziary Engines nnd Hollers, milling, Mining and Cnnncry HZtlcSllucry-, ns well aa Castings and Forcings of every description. Estimates given; all work guarantee..!. D, CARTMEL*, Gknehai. Masaokr. . dwjlWto McKELVIE, Mechanical Manager. Wholesale city Market. Root, per JOOIbr- f- -j 00 @ 4 50 Pork ' 7 60 cm, 8 30 M-tttoil 8 00@ aw Potatoes-new" 1 00 (n Ouhhuw '' 603 100 Onions i.oa-ir*. I 50 Wliflttt " 150® 0 00 put* â â 1.25(5 Poaa Hoy, nor ton 1-60*3 2 00 12.00 016 00 11 BiUtor(roriH) per It ;-.,;ââ u'25<il fl â ,-> Cheese, â *. V. ; on® 0 ir> Lki*h, -perdoz. HV&tgi 25 Qordwood (retail) w*-.aurd 8 00-fii 4 00 Apples, per box so 3 1 50 HldeB'gr'n)pcrl00 lbs 4 00® 0 00 _" , Wry) "â¢â â 5 00® 1)00 Wool, por I}) 0® 10 Chilriren Cryfor Pitcher's Castoria BAPTIST church, Aeaea Htreot, Enst of Mnry Hired. Lbnl'a Day Services tit 11 a,m. nml 7 p.m. Sabbath School iindlllble CltiKs al. '2::',.i p. m. All Beats free; Ntrnni'ers conllniiy welcomed; âHev. Thou, Baldwin, pnstor. METHODIST CI1VRCII, M.irv Btreet. Rev. J, H, White, I'tiW. Bervlbos »t 11 a. m. nml 7 p. m, Sunday Buliooi nml Bible Class 2-m p. m. I'mycr Meeting on Thursday*! nt. 7,80p.m. Hems free; strnnnors conllniiy Invited. QT. PAUL'S CHURCH, John Sired .j Opposite Ororige Hall, Rev. Thbm ia U't-ldoii, Pastor. Services --very Sum'-ny nt II 11. ni. und 7p. lit. Tfnii'HilJiy I'Yit,!*].'-, nl 7:'i'i r-vimilr. Hcnts free; till nro '-,-hmV- nily Invited. Sunday School at 2*8(1 p, m fUIUHCn OP U.TRINITY " NGI.AND.-HOI-Y CHURCH; tloBtxtr. The Bisiiun. m. aiaUY'S OHUROH; Rector, The Ven. Archdoncon Woods. Nervlci-H In both chnrahon every tint), ah Boats rrotj, Both churches opon ull' any for private prayer,.: pllBSDYTHKIAX. CHURCH (ST. JL ANDREW'S), cornor Ctu-nnrvon und BlaohwtfoUSU, Rev. Thon. Sooulor, pnu- tor. s.-rvlces at 11 n, m. and 7 p. in.: Huti- Hay-sobool ami Blble-blass nt 8.80p,**m.J PruypfmoeUiig-oii Thursdny GvoninBS.nl 7.80. Beats free; straw-cm welcome. CI *Y SU FPU ES. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT the City Corporation will not bo ro* sponsible for nny goods or nrtlelcs furnished lo tiny ullh-hil or employee except on nn order signed by tlio city clerk or assistant. By Older, I). ROBSON, City Clerk. .Tilly Will, 1880. djy24ml 0.E.1 Land Surveyor. A. (J. GAMBLE Notary Puelid. ftp LAND SURVEYOR.S, J iUillU OrUWQ) ft AND CONVEYANCERS. AO-SINTS 'H'O'K PIHK.-The Western ot Toronlo.Tlie iEt- nn, Tho City of London, and The Hurt- ford. IiH****.âTho New York Life Insurance Co. ACCIDENT-TlioTrnvcllers' of Hartford liitud Surveying In all its hrnnelies accurately anil promptly carried out. City ami 8Hbu.rbn.-1 JLoii'l*, for ShIo. Wo ean show a complete list of desirable looalltlen. Iv'nriuiitji-LiiHds, Improve-') und unimproved- thnnighout tlio district, mining and other Stock, bought nnd sold. Honey to Lonn on first mortgage tit low rates. WOODS, TUI.NKI. & GAMBLE, Office, Eluro'8 Block, - Columbia Street new westminster. dmhMto 3EÂ» X O KT 3SS 33 3E5. CA1-BDONIA A. HT. ilMHiJiU'v; bouxinVYi-The regular me'oWnga of this Association nro hold on tlio uatTueB* duy of ench month, nl.8 o'clock p.iu, All Beowhm.en uro Invltod to nite<id.*-.Ioii» Bui r, Wee. A O., F.-UOURT LORD DUFFERIN Xl. No. 0301, The regular meetings of the above Court arc held nt tbo FtjresleW Hall, on tbo first nml thlii}.Wednesday In onch montb, at8 p. in.-Jr-o. MoMuni'Jiy, Henr., P, O. R. W.°c've o'clock at T, U.-REHULAR MEETING every Wednesday nfternoon nt 3 at the W. O. T. U. Hemhiuui'lers, DOiigtOB Ht, Itoynl henlon In the nninu "alade every Friday nfternoon.âMitt*. Ja!-, .,UNxtNr*HA,M, President; Jlisa D*jBK(*r Secretary, UNION LODGE No, O, A* **, A. M.âTho regular meetings of tbls Lotlgo nre held In . . . tbo Masonlo Templo on the flri't Wodnesdny ln oach month, nt 7:30o'clock : brethren are cordlalt- -W. C. Coatham, Hoc. M BOARD OP TRADE. Board Room, Oddfellows Brick Block, up-sltilrH Council meets on tho first and third Wed* nesdny In each monlli,at 4 p.m. Quarterly meetings on thn 32nd of Feb., May--Aug., and Nov., at 7:30 p. tn. Now members mny bo proposed and elected at nny Quarterly 111 eetil-;;.-1.'. KunsoN, See. WANTED. AaOODaiRTj FOR GKNERAL HOU8E- Work, to gii lo Kiunloops. Korpartf-i.tars.-pplyta^ unulia 01'/' am'M?MM SEMMS ESTABLISHED 1882. Jas. Cunningham COLUMBIA STIIEET, WESTMINSTER, B. 0, IHFOUTER OP Hardware, Agr. Implements, Rope, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Crockery, Chinaware, Woodenware, Wall Papers, Stoves, Ranges,. Pire Grates, Gas Fittings, Iron Pipe, Pumps, Sewer Pipe, Plaster, Cement,. Lime, Hair. MAHUFACTUBEK OF â tmJlU SHEET-IRON WARE. CONTRACTS FOR Irom Cornice Work, Gtwlittlns, Plumbing, Roofliif-.-vC. TENDERS QEPARATE TENDERS ARE CALLED O for tho conslrnctlon of tbo SURREY DYKE, Flood Gates, and ull work In connection therewith. Tenders will bo received up to August Hist, ut I o'clock p. m,,nnd plans and Rpeolticatlons mny ho seen, nfter August 15tb, nt the residence of Rcevo Punch, Brownsville, whoro blank forms for tender mny be obtained. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By onler. HENRY T. THRIFT, 0. Bt. O. Surrey, July 30,18S0. JySOdtUw] ALL PERSONS All f-MVARNED THAT samubi. Greek hns no right or title to nny portion of LOT tm, UBOl'P I* Now Westminster District, and nny sales purporting to be made by him of any portion of the said Lot, will be void -n__ Donald A. Smith, *-or R, B. Angus, J, M. BROWNING, Commissioner. Vancouver, July 25,1880. dJlySIml e*Ettru â yo'tria Davidson Bros. VANCOUVER, To Have Them Put in Good Repair. CALL AND SEE OUK STOOK VVFIILE IN THE OITY.' DAVID Soil BROS., Cordova St., Vancouver. AUCTION SALE ENGLISH^ BAY. T HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED BY MR. I SAMUET- GRKEK to sell by Publio Alii- tlon, on , Saturday Even'g, Aug. 3,1889, At the COLONIAL minster, HOTEL, New Wosl-- Twcnty-livc Lots of his English Bay Property, which comprises some of the best situated business property directly opposito tho proposed Landing of all tne largo ocean Steamships from China, .Tapnn, und so forth, and It is conceded by tbo best nuthorltles on tho subject that this is destined to become tbe principal sonport In British Columbia,nnd this property in thi'nonr future will probably he eqUal in value to any of tho choice lots on Granville und other streets in Vancouver City, The deposits on these lots will bo $25 for Insldo lots and SM for corner lots,cu*ih; tho balance will bo payable whon Mr. Greer Is prepared to give a deed. Tbe property is sold with aU the privileges of tho present pre-emption laws of British Col umbla. I have also boon instructed by Mr, Joseph Hodkin to sell at snmo time, Lot 130, Croup % New Westminster Dlstrlot, on tbe South Arm of tho Fruser Rlvor, opposite Tilbury Island, with hnlf a inllo frontage on Frn- nor River-con tain Ing 100 acres. Thero Is ubout 120 ncres of tbls prairio, the balance abler nnd crab-apple; there Is nbout H Inches rich soil on surface, with clny subsoil, nnd Is equal in value to any of tbo Delta land lower down lho rlvor which Is selling ut from 8100 to 81S0 per noro. Terms of this will be "MOOOoash; balance ns mny bc agreed upon, AlNo-IitilR fl, ID A IR. subdiv. or lot 10, llltirk XIII. Now Westminster Suburbs. *aj.Sale will tnko place at 8 o'olook, T. J- dJlyHOtd TRAPP, AUCTIOKEEIl. GROCE A. Fresh Hams. Fresh Bacon. Pure Canadian Lard. Coffees a specialty. DesBRISAY, Cor. Columbia & Blackie Sts. dnplOtc BUOOIES! JUST RECEIVED, A CAR-LOAD OB Pell, Rice Coil-spring. rfclaugMan MM MJ &-S- **E3- St '55-C! *aS* ___._z.so . DUPLEX, HANDY, BRADLEY & OTHER Democrat and Express Wagons! lW The Best and Cheapest Rigs ever offered for sale in British Columbia."d! -tat*. Jr-Leid db -Oio.r'-rie. â JTJST -A."B"RI"V-E!ID- 30,000 B AGS Get Our Prices Before Purchasing. BINDING TW Large Stock Just Received Direct. F.G. Strickland* Co. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. lUHs'li ill Columbia' Street, New Westminster. VAN VOLKENBURGH BROS. Wholesale and Retail Butchers. HEAT PURVEYORS IN GENERAL. 1'RESII ANÂ» CORNED MEATS ALWAYS ON HAND. tS-Spoolal lines ((uoteil for tho shipping trade. Family onion strictly attended to. Hotoli will find it to thoir intoroBt to placo their orilors with tho above firm. d28noly LONDON MARKET Front Street, New Westminster. MANAHAN &"REICHENBACH. BUOCESSOIiS TO tf. B. TOWNSEND) DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FRESH & SALT MEAT Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Bolognas, Etc. dnolyl COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Tub Columbian Pmotinh Establishment haB first-class facilities for all kinds of Commercial Printing. Bill Heads. Utter Heads, Circulars, Cards, Envelopes, Blank Forms of ovory description, Posters, Dodders, PriOO Lists, ito. Prices will be found as low as at any othor offion where firat-clau work is done, â¢ eo wo. Cheap Cooking Stoves & Ranges! DON'T FORGET THB ADDRESS: Iter I Unlit .tin Taioimr, Gduduftn New Mralir i--_~__~____~-0___t, UO'M-^ SAMUEL MELLARD, â¢ CHILLIWHACK, Whom we have appointed our sole agent for our celebrated Stoves in that district. Mr. Mcllard will supply our Stoves at New Westminster prices. dwno i y i THIS BPAOE BELONGS TO H. T. READ & CO HARDWARE MEKOItANTH. The NEW WESTMINSTER Front St., New Westminster, B. C. jao-ajsja*** -___,jt_.t!_r, __oz-&yj_T-u-2PJ_.o-J--u-___zm__tB oxr STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILL, FISH CANNERY AGRICULTURAL & AU, KINDS OI' JIIAClUrtl'KY. Brass and Iron Castings made to Ord REPAIillllO DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. P. S.âAll orders from tho upper country promptly attended to. dviiolmo er. Chas. MoDONOUGH: Front, Street, NewWestminster. NewWestminster lillsWoolen Boods EXTRA FAMILY BLANKETS, FLANNELS, WORSTEDS k all kMsof Woolen Ms â¢ READY-MADE CLOTHING. j$3T The only House on the Mainland which keeps the Manufactures of the New Westminster Woolen Mills. Patronize Home Industry. dmh30tc ROYAL CITY Ig HIS ,IA RICHARD STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. KANUFAOTl'Ttl-R!- AND UKALERB IN All Kinfls of Rouffli anfl Dressefl Lmlier Shingles, Shakes, Laths, Pickets, SALMON BOXES, NET FLOATS, TRAYS, ___.2St_ZZ> j!_.2Z,_Z. KIITDS OB- WOOd Furnishing for Canneries. Doors. Frames. Windows, Mouldings. Balusters, Rlinds. Brackets, Railings, Newels. PLAIN AND FANG? AND ALL KINDS OF TURNED WORK. nolfldwly Notice to StcamW Captains. nAFTAINfl OF VBSSBtH PLYING ON V tho North Arm aro rotiuosleillo tako liii'cliiiiiiicl nn tho smith sido of I'oi.lur 1-h!iiiii1 lo nvolil bronhliiff tho toloiHiono comict'tloii to llio t-i.uiimnllni) ilo.'-iiiliil. W. «. TOWNHKND. Aciini* Jlayor. Now Wont,, July 3D, 18S0. dJIySUvrl W. BREDEMEYER, DR. PH. (Lulo Partner of John MoVloltor) MINING BNG1NRER. U.H. A PROVIN* OIAI.BITHVKYOH, * ASSAYIIH. Mabonio Titr-tpr.K Block, Vakuouvrk, Ur:t. Col. MPReltablt* rouorl-t, iindflrffroimtl mir- veyw *itnl mapH of tnlnoit fxccntoil lit low rutoH. AsHftys mnde ort all kinds of aim* orals, Bold ami -diver lmrs. Thirty y -.s- oipovfonoo In mlnlntF *â¢â Asia, Rnropfl und United Hlulus of Amcrieu. H|iiriikn ton Iiim-tiuuoN. Atways from a tllRtanco promptly uttondoU lo. Address Vanoouver, IJ,C. ddel7to s ITOTIOB. OTIOK IH HGtlRDT GIVEN THAT I Intend iiniklnj* niipllcailon to lho ..onournble tho Chief Coiiimtssloiioi' of Lands nnd Wot-lts tor liortnlfslon to It-use lho fullnwlii;* di-Kcvllicil tniets of lamh 1, Comin-'iidiiRiit'iiHtiikfiKlhiiiit'il south of a lako lying east, of Hoop Uny, IV'solu- tlon Sound: rnnnlii-r thence m chulns south, thonco 60 chnlns enst, I hence IM ohalnHiioi'thJhcni'o HO chains onnt, theneo 40 chnlns north, thenco ill) cIiiiIiih ivc.-tt, thence 111 chains norlh, thonoo 10 ehniiiH weHtt thence fit) chaltm t-uitl.li, thomte 10 ehalns went, thonce topolul of comnienco* raont 2, Commciicltiinit.n-poKl.nt the month of a little Ktt-'iun 110 tdialns Htmth of Tihlm Point, Itaza Island; lunnlni' thence west 10 chaliiH, south 88 ehalns, tvost 15 chnlns, south 21 chains, WtJBt 2H ohalns, norlh 1'J chains, wost l'i chains, north 2-1 ohnlns, west 8 chains, north (I chnlns, west T2 chnlns, north 21 chmns, i-ust 21 chains, south lOohalns, i<nst iKl chnlns, norlh 20 ohnlns, east â *« ohnlns to shore, thenco uloinf shore to plnco of commonoom*-nt, HENRY V. EDMONDS, July 9,1880. djlyoml roiuMfc V11.-N0. DAILY BRITISH OOI.TJMBIAH, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. P., AUGUST 2, 1889. HOW SAFES ARE BROKEN. i Authority In Burglary Glvo* a Few In- Htructivo Points. ?ho Boston Herald gives an interesting want hy a Pittsburgh authority in tho i-glai-'S art: rhoro uro in this country just about an in f-coroof men whom no bank vault or io, however strong, can resist. To i-ons- m Bocibly, I will say that moro than half thoao nro safe behind prison bars. Safe- jukorfi havo moro than kept pace with ni'i'vements in Bofes, including timo locks, ill'.'.l steel cheats of eight or nino Lhick- jhch andoloctrio protective attachments. eir looJuaro made by some of tho linest â ohanlcs and inventive geniuses of tho rild. A full kit of tho most approved idem safe-worker's tools coats about 000. Hie modern safo burglar is an exceeding- keen, intelligent man. He can open a fe having all tbo modern improvements from ton minutes to two hours without a aid of explosives, and by only slightly facing it. Sometimes ho leaves scarcely nark. A lirst class modern safo, whether large small, generally has double outsido and iidc doors, with a steel chest in tho bot- tn, forming really a safe within a safe, o insido ono being tho strongor. Tiio tsido door is usually olthor "stuffed" or tkoloton." Tho insldo ono is made of 'lit or nine sheets, of different temper, of o finest atocl. Theso sheets are bolted yothor with conical bolts, having left- nd threads, aftor which tho heads of tho Its aro cut ofMeaving what is virtually solid piece of steel, whioh no drill can nclrate. Tho best locks aro of tho com* uition typo, with time-lock attachment, both cities and towns safes containing o most valuables havo an electric alarm inched. Any tampering with it will com- mlcata the fact to the owners or tho fa's guardian, which in cities is either an jotrio protective bureau or a central po- o 'itation. Weeks, and sometimes oven >uihs, uro spent In putting up a job of ignitudo, and ofton a number of smaller is uro dono to carry dutVuu whero the Decode mny "run up into the tons of thou* ids of dollars, Soys aro fittodto overy door whieh stands (wocn.tho streot and the hank vault by 'ans of a thin sheet of brass, as near as .-siblo the samo Blzoas tho keyhole, and pored with a thin coat of carbon, whieh iy ho applied with a match. A dozen ou- mcos may havo to be made to the bank fore it is finally robbed. A key is fitted â â â t, to tho outer door. This course is .itinucd until keys aro had of every -iv lending to tho vault. Having tho itchmnu and officials of tho bunk down e, ono of tho last things to do is to select .ivorablo night. I'hon tho bank burglar propor appears. ! has usually three assistants. The gang ver appears until the night of the rob- ,y, and then not till eleven or twelve Poole. If there is a watchman, bis habits d disposition hnvo boon carefully noted, d, having iiccens to the bank by koys, ii ,in ensy matter to nurpriso and ovorpow- liim. A "crow" is next planted outsido, in nn upper window, if thoro bo ono, to ?o notice, by menus of signals or a cord aching to tho workers, of the approach of rulmon or chanco passers-by. A regu- â codo of signals is used, telling when to uso operations and seek cover, ond when n>-.-,11110 work. Sfoxbis brought into use the simplest aud *. â¢irongost und most completo tool for .' pti rpOBO, It is six inches in length and io iii.;lics in diameter at one end, tapering m ihingatthoothcr. It is pear-shaped, i ni bread extends from end to end. It made of Muohet's tool stool, the bost iu ;â world. A second wed^e-shoped tap irks insido this tool! When" this tup Is [wed homo it exerts a spreading forco of by tone. This tool, "tho persuader," is ' ortod in tho most minute crack or drill fa, and, properly blocked at tho right te, will force tbe strongest snfc door open Mi .i sound no loudor than nn ordinary Jo-cracker will mnko. Tho outer and Ker doors opon, if thero bo a timo lock on h chest, n small dynamite cartridgo ia died opposite, a detonating fuso lighted jf the outer door closed. Tho jarring l,.!icd by the explosion, which makes q ' so si.'iii'coly as loud as a pistol shot, dis. page the'works of tho time lock, which .rt dov ti nnd is useless, the clock running ,vn with exactly a dock's sound "When it â iniitg tho same. The heavy cuter door of a vault being closed, scarcely an audible 'ind reaches tho street. Alien drilling is necessary a light, com* «fc machine, which fits tho combination Vi plate, and whieh rapidly drills v. small fo above the water rim of tho combination ;.l plate, is used. A small steel broach is m inserted and ho combination knob >*imd until tho tumblers are brought into pitton, thus permitting tho "dog" or bar iU'op. Aturn of tho handle shoots the Its back and tho doorswings opon. , f tlie operators find on entering tho vault it tho steel chest is an improved one, they m proceed to "strip" it. Shoot after ' 'Ot is taken off until tho works aroex- «cd. This is dono by using a "crow," IJioli is sectionalâthat is, it may bo ex- | di'd or contracted, as may bo nocossary. fan ordinary observer tho "crow" looks ',*â the bar which holds tho "manhole" ate of a steam boiler in place, and Is j iked ou precisely tho same principle. EhotlW il bo necessary to "wedge" a safo J ii, a modified form of the old "drag" is , il, It is a light but rigid aud strong >1 bar, sectional, as to suit different l safes, uud for ease In transportation) loh clamps tho outer sido of tbe safe, onghtho bar Is run a screw-threaded 't, with a ball joint at ono end for a ro- yitig wedgo. On tho othor end is worked iiulrmid wrouch, used by track hands for .iteuiug rails, and whioh can bo procured tm any railroad seotion-houso. With d'fingaud blocking, no door can resist i instrument. Sometimes a miniature â Iroad "jack," such os engineers carry, is oGtltuted. A heavy cleat is firmly faSt* â d in proper position and placed on the ir. Tho wedgo in tho crack, tho "jack" place, tho roBUlt Is but a question of time, OLD-TIME GAMBLING. no of tho Card Parties That Wero , Wont to Assemble In Washington. u the old, old timer-, says tho Minneapolis 'bin"', overy body prominent in publio was fond of cards. Washington was, itlotl in those days with gamblers of tho Kessional- sort. Thoro wero a dozen faro ks on tho avonuo within sight of l.*by's, on tho corner of Sixth street. â '.libera of Congress unhesitatingly en- Hod theso places. Sergeant Smith Prenyl was said to have lost $30,000 in his first m In CongroBB. .*-*â *, t, was in one of theso places that Henry .y won from Count Brodisco tho corner up near Lafnyotto square, which ho orward traded for an Andaluaiau jaok* â , Fox, tho British Minister; 'Genoral >tt, Secrotary Maroy and a score of nous men played poker in thoso times. 'resident Tyler was fond of "loo," ond on mado up a gamo at the White Houbo ilplayodall doy. Thostakes wero never , iiu t Mr. Tyler was just as happy as If on his thousands. AtonotimoQenoral ,, Henry Clay, Mr, Pox and Cohnt oilisco entered Into compact to play whist jjo a week ull winter, and tho stake ovory lit was 5100. Tli'-/ played a matched game. Scott and â¢aold RuBsian against Clay and tho En* â jshman. Thoy wero ovenly matched, but i*.y and Fox came out ten games ahead. iott'8 Iobb was said to be as much as $1,200 '{this littlo social amusement. OldThad. BYcns In later dnys was a famous man nt rds. Ho didn't hesitate to go into tho . rst gambling resorts to got his sport. i played With frigid quiet and coolness, d in the courso of hts play kopt up a con- .iit firo of brilliant conversation. Probu* tlioro are not twenty-live men now in ugrosa who are nt ull given to card-play- r â¢ââ r I am willing to risk my reputation as n idle man," wroto Edward llino to thn â irpool Mercury, "If tho worst caso of inil-pox can not bo cured ln threo duys hy _i u so of creumoi' tartar. Ono ounce of min of tartar dissolved ina plntof wator auk at Intervals, when cold, is a certain, ivor-fnlllng remedy. It has curod thou- n.ls, novor loaves a mark, novor causes .induces and avoids tedious lingering." THE LATE PROF. PHELPS. The above is u portrait of lho laloPraf. Edward B, Phelps, M. D., L. L. IX, ot Dartmouth ooliegci lie wus u sirongi ablo iiiuii, who stood hif.li In the literary nnd Botenlifltj world**, It Is uot generally known, but It Is, nevfithelcfis, the truth, tlmt Prof. Phelps wns tho discoverer uf what Is known lo tlm medical profession and chemists universally an Palne's Celery Compound- unquestionably oiioof the most viiluublo discoveries of Ibis century. Thlaromurkahlpcomponitd is uot a nervine, uh essence1, a sorsaputUla or any devised article, but a discovery] and It inniks ii distinct, Btep In meillcnl prncllcc and the trentment of nervous cdinpllon- tlonw. It linn been fiL'irly ii.-Imlltcd by the best iiu'fllcnl Inlent In the html, und nlso by tho loading chomlsls and scientists* that, for move troubles, nnrvmis cxliniis- has over been distovored which reaches tho disorder and restores hcitllli rijiiiil to this discovery of Prof. Phelps. Palne's Celery Compound Is now being prepared lu quantities, und enn bo procured tit nay reputable druggist, An attractive bunch of colory Is to bc /ound on evory wrapper. It has become ispueliilly popular among professional men, mind workers, ladles burdened wlih exciting social duties and frequenters of tho lend- In K clubs. osroTiaiEL DURING MY ABSENCE PROM TIIE city Mr. Newton A. While will huvo charge of my business, nnd has authority to collect and discharge nil accounts lu connection therewith-olo. ft, H.WEBB. New Westminster, June 0, IB39. d]e0m2 Auction Sale! T HAVE RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS i, nnd will sell by Puhllo Auction, at tho Colonial Hotel, on HATUllliAY, Align*! lllstUKSt). at7.80o'clock p. in., the following yaluuolopropeity,.yli!.i Section 25 (contnining UiOm-iv-*, more or Ies;-,), liloek u North, Riimro Two West, Township Nn. 38- Rango Svrst of Const Meridian, New Wi-stininslor Dlslrlct; about 8ijJ mites from Brownsville,on Yalo rond; M-f miles from Prnsur Itiver. Im- provcments-7 nercs cleared; nil und. r fence. House, Burn Woodshed; 'Jqood wells flrst-i'his.s water. A young Orcli'inl, consisting of K0 varieties of fruit trees from 3 to -1 years old. Terms ettsh. A. M. NELSON, iljy23td Auctioneer. Inert IRemdved frcm Saauich to Vio.Tcni-1 SEND FOR CATALOGUE (illustrated) of Plants, Flower and Vegetable Seeds, Cut Flowers, &c. Valuable imported Japanese Lilies given away to customers this year. G. A. McTAVISH, â¢ImhSumC VlOTOBIA, 11. O. VIOTORIA Steam Bakery! KSTAELISUED 1S58. M. R. SMITH & CO., Manufacturers of All Kinds of Bread, Cakes & Biscuits Contractors hy Appointment to Her Majesty's Royal Navy, tho Dominion Government, Ac, Medal and Diploma awarded atthe Col- oulul and Indian Exhibition, London, 1880. PAOTORY--Niagara St-.-* James Bay. OFKICKK-CTI'ort St., Victorin, B. tt danSmO This Fine Townsito, ab the Fresh-Water â I miction of the I IS miles Above lYi-slmhi.Hler, Has just been Surveyed, nnd the Lota are for sale by WOODS, TURNER & GAMBLE ALBERT J. HILL & COMPANY Of New Westminster, 11. C, Tho advantages and prospects of this Plot for a futuro thriving Town are many. Tho Land In tho vicinity is good. Thoro aro inexhaustible IRON ORE DEPOSITS, of a superior quality, immediately ntljnccnt, a** well ns vast strata of the finest HUILD1NO HAND and POTTERY CLAY. On tlio Townsito are a number of valuable MINERAL SPRINGS. Communication by lnnd antl wator ia unequalled, by reason of the locution of the Townsite ou tho Fraser Rivor and tho Southorn Railway, while tho natural elevation and lay of tlio land can not bo excelled na n situation for a fino town. Tho ground la opon and clear of heavy timber, Tho site lias been sulcctcd ns ono of tbo mast Important stations on, tlio Southorn Railway, and with tho completion of tho road, in tho near future, must, with nit its other advantages, spring iuto prominence at onuo. Thoao who apply early will huvo the plolt ol tlio Lota. A oloar tltlo given with every pur* olmae. rartioB wishing I.ola can apply as woll, on tho premises, to HENRY KELLS, dmyOto I'iiovbiktoh. irtppe's Sale! UNIiEll INiiTW'l TI'lNS FKOM TIIK Morlu;ij;ee, [ wilht-ll hy AtU'il on TPIv-h.-.Y thei;:!i,;*-v.r .-'.uj'iir-l next, at 11 iiVlueb n. ni., nt T. I'. l.'yi'.-.Shiblus Tniiiiii-e Alley. Vinioouvei'-l) I.-nuI of Wi)i;i-'-li,'-|-.N, I ItOKSK, lijt.iif V'KKS, CHAINS, lll.fii'l's Mul other I.'M".',ln:,' Outfit. T. ,1. AHMXTKiLNG. td.i â â â â¢â .ny If, T '. r, nr ,T, MIJI- II, W. S. iinuita Great Removal Sale! ,4 S I IN1HN1I MOVINll NJ8XT 110011 i li, Cily linker}-, I will utli-r tor llio noxt nilei'ti days, 15 PER CENT. OFF On nil i-ash purchases. A. 11. â VVINTICMUTI-., SlflnOf thC'IlulIUlo." New Weal., July 27,1880. dwJ12"io NOTICE. In the Supreme Court of British Columbia. Between WILLIAM TIF/TJEN, Plaintiff Ami JAMES HARLING, Defendant NOTICJ'' lft Ifl'IlKl'V GIVEN THAT an Order bcurlni* iliilti the Ifllh day or July iiisltml. him b. un (trailled In tho ubove action, iCHlntltiiiiK the llcfciidunt, liis-sei'vim^ und nj-ents, milII the trial of the snid action from, nmoilK other tilings, using lho word "Mjilnliind'* In or upon tiny bosesor labels upon boxes of cigars miinitfnirtured by or for hlm. AUMSTRUNO _â¢_â HCK'STRIN, Plaintiff's Solicitors. Dated 18th July, 1881). djlylSml ARAM', BY PBBIiiaAUCTION OFTIIR Renl nml Pfti-sonol Kstiite of the Iuto Dit.I.ot-Tiis R, MolNMES will bo held at tne COLONIAL HOTEL, New Westinln- ster, IJ. Con Saturday, August 31,1889, At 7.80 o'clock p; niâ by A. M. Nelson, Anetlonecr, whon tlie following vnluuble lu-oiH-i-iv will bo -.-old wllhont reserve lo the hlj-hest bidder. Tkhms -Ten por cent, down and the ro* uialiul. r In Len dnys from ilntoOf sale. (PITY PROPERTY. LOT 10, BLOOK XVIII-C0xlS2 feet, to* f-elher wltb lAVKLLlNlJ IHJUSH and out-hoiisL's, belii'i Iho rei-Uh-neo of tho lato Dr. L. It. "Molnnes. LOTS, HLOCK (J-JUireliiints' Squnro- iflxfiii; roiiniljitlon plied uud cupped, iviuty fot'biiMdln-.'. BUSTRMJT PROPERTY. N.K. frnelional y Set, 28, Township â ?-- eontatiituu 10-1 neves. This valuable piece of lnnd t» hounded by Boundary Buy on the emit, nud by n, trtizelti'd road on the norlh; Is fenced on two -ilde;i, and for agricultural purposes cannot, no surpassed by any lnnd iu tho provinco. E. y, of 13. y. of See. 8, Township 3, being y milo In width by 1 mile In length; containing U!(l acre.", uml huvlog about jn acres under fonce. a dwelling house 18s20 feet, a bum a0x60 feet, nud sheds adjoining. Much of tho nbovo lnnd is open nud very easily cleared andexeel- lanLforugriotillural purposes. W. y_ of E. y of Bpo. 3, Townships, being y mile in width by] milo lu length) contnining lOOnoros limbered land; soil lirst-olnas quality. N. E. y. See, 88(1, Group I, contnining JO iicM'ii llmbci-ed hind Ivin^IUmllesfrom O. I'. R. and 3 miles from Port Moody. PORT MOODY TOWN PROPERTY. Suh-divisiohs of Lot 201, Group I ("Murray Property}, Prhnllorial Lots3 An. Blook 2 Full " 12,13 AM, " 2. Fractional " o, " 3; half required liy C. I'. R. fnnt settled fori. Full Lot 7. Blook 3. -," 18, " 5. Sub*divlalohs of Lot 202| Gioiipl (Clnrk Property'. Lols'33,*12,'ll.t'I5, Illock?. " 13 A HI. llloi'lt li; required by C. P.R. [notseltlfldforj. Hab-dlvlaloiisof Lot 208, Group I (Heaven Property.) Lois lfl A11), Rlock M, PERSONAL PROPERTY. lllorse, Harness, Buggy, Cutler, Kuddlo A lli'ldlc. Jewelry, Hhot-Onn, Olllco Furniture, .Surgeon's Chnir, lusirumenls, Drugs, Medicines, Medloal Roolts, &o, djlyifltd G. BYRNES, - AUCTIONEER. AUCTION *P EOVIKOIAL mm iii TOWNSITE OF HASTINGS New Westminster District. Tliui'Hdiiy, Aug. 15, 1880, AT It O'CLOCK A. M, I HAVE HEEN INSTRUCTED BY THE Hon. Chief Commissioner of Lnnds nnd'Works-on behalf at lho Provincial Government, to sell by Auction, AT VANCOUVER, Townsite of Hastings! Lots 21 and 23, and llie fractional parts of Lots 10, 11,12,111,11. These Lots will be sold subject to the valuation of the Improvements thereon. KÂ» SiiliHi'lmn SUucks of Laud Ranging from 2% to 1 acre's enoli, stu*r rounding llusflii'-s I'nrlc. 'I'liesc 1'loeks nro situate on lho Boat, West and South aides of this Ono I'm-k, wliich eoiitaiits 100 acres. This nro-iei'ty Is on it ulceelevii- tlon above Iturriird Inlet, nnd overlooks this magnilleeiii. hm h«n*. i.nd may he con- shleiv.l tin- llne.-'t ilcsldeiillnl I'lopeily of the Cily of Vinicouver. m numut ov wm* In the same Township, extending southward from the above binds, and ranging from in lo23 acres encli, taking in the full width of tho Townsito. ALSO New Westminster EMsdict. Klghlcmi nunrlor-Sflotlons lhI.oUilMfl-fl!H, ,T|:i. ;;*W. Ill', m, us pcrninpof the Ills- Itlot. Ttnse lots are well adnpted for ngrleiillni-al, dairy or orcltiird pnriinsos, niidon iiccoimt of their elose proximity Ik the markeiHof Viineouveruu I Now Westminster are desirable pronerlleA for fnmllles Booking homes or for Investments. Maps of the various properties will he issued. Terms ut Kale! one-third cash, oiii'-lbli-d il months, balance 12months, with intercut at rule of (f per cent, por annum. GEO. BYRNES, djIylOtd Avctxoxebr. W. O. LOYE, MU Soot ui Shoo Mer, tlr-imirliiff Nently Done. Corli Sole Work u SiiccInU)-. oarordors promptly attended to, < tarkHoii St., inrearot Colonial Hotel, next to Itand Bros.' offlce. dnclw DRESS MAKING At MISS JESJIIJM'S', (Late of England) Corner of Ohurch and Columbia Streets, NEW WESTMINSTER. ua-Hntlsfaction guaranteed. dWfe7U* Dress-Making! Misses McDOUGALL COLUMBIA STBEET, New Westminster, B.C. m*8atlsrn-tlDOgtiara*itooil. dapUHc Rose Hill DairyFarm FRESH MILK Delivered Daily to Customers In all parts of thu City. Hotels and Restaurants supplied nt Special Rates by the year. FRESH EGGS Delivered at Market Ratea, Orders [eft nt M. Smci.Aiit's will be' promptly attended to. WEAVER & WOODWARD, djclilyl Proprietors. Service Bull. THE THOBOUGH-BUBD STOKE-POOIS JERSEY BULL, "Governor Moody" Will Btand for sorvico this Reason at Tellium Dairy, New Westminster, whero the beautiful not of this superb animal can be Been aud Inspected. A fow calves for sale. Terma reasonable T. CUNNINGHAM, Ralph Booth, Proprietor. Manager. dmy2'le Corbett & Kennedy, MAKOFACTOIlEltS OF TIN, C0PPERftS!-:EET-IR0H â¢WARB. WEftSTER'a CLOCK (UP-STAIRS), Front Street, New Westminster. having .hist opened in the above line, wc respectfully solicit u share of the trade, and trust by careful attenllou lb ordors and moderate charges to merit- lho some, Experienced workmen; Kilh'iicllnn guaranteed. Esllmatos furnished forGnlvanlzedlion Cornice, Roofing, Plumbing, Qiw-fltting, Steam and Hot Water Heating, Ac. nor Entrance to premises on Mary ftt,, In rear ot Bank of B. O. dwJnhOlo IP YOU WANT TO ENJOY A GOOD CIGAR, ASK FOR THE BRITISH LION HENRY LEE, âB tt, MAINLAND. ttffThey aro not only mado of the Choicest Tobneco but thoy are of Home Manufacture, and should be patronized by alt good citizens. WM. TIETJEN, Manufacturer, voLtmooK iu'ii,i)iN'u, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. dwljholy WM. McCOLL, CHOICE Family Groceries And PROVISIONS. âALSOâ A WEIL-SELECTED STOCK OF DRYGOODS AND FURNISHINGS. AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LUNDBOHM'S BLOOK, Columbia street, New Westminster. noldwly Britisli Columbia's Exhibit TnE COMMITTER APPOINTED TO prepare au Exhibit from New Westminster for tho Toronto Industrial Exhibition ts anxious to secure sueh a eolleelion as wilt do Junlce to tin* resources of the oity. Any person In the oity nrelsewluio who has, or cxpotds lo havo before the date of the Exhibition at Toronto, such articles ns nro deemed worthy of being exhibited, will eon for a favor by communicating, as soon as possible, Willi Rome member nf tho committoe. All artioles taken for exhibition will ho packed and ectitfreo of chargo to the exhibitor. Tho local committee Is oomposcJ of the following gentlemen :â Fish and C'amkâ.1. A, Lahllaw, Esq., Alex, Ewun, Eeq,,und P, C. Rlrrell,Esq, AC'ltTCl'l-TUHAb AND HORTICULTURAL Pitonunrs-TlioH. C'unnlnghnm, Esq., W. Wolfenileii, Esq, MlNRTtAT-S ASD MANUPAOTUKKS-J, C. Drown.Esq.,H. V.Edmonds, Esq. Products ov tub Foiiest-H. Elliott, Esq., J. R, Kennedy, Esq., D. MoNalr, Esq. JOHN HENDRY, Chalrmnn. I). RORSON, Secretory. ' dwjlyftml Uorth Britisli k Mercantile "FIRE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1809. Capital, â¢ â¢' $15,000,(100.00 SlIliKirllii"! Cilliltl'll, OS 111 Slst. 11,,'., IMS, 312,1,011,011(1. Klro Flint! nml Reserve, "0,. 212,720. Net Premiums, 1888, $.-1,010,080. OF LONDON. Capital. â¢ $0,733,000.00 B-.TBH AB LOW AB ANY OTHER COMPANIKB IIOINO IUIHINKSB IN UlllTIl-H COLUMBIA. T. O*. J-£*iwQ-Cr*E!S Agent for New Westminster City and Distriot. dje2!2tc STREET CLOSED. NOTICE IM HEREBY fjIVEN THAT that portion of Douglas sircf-t between Col inn bin uud Fmnt streets bus been closed to IraiKc. By order, .1. O. -lAtJUKH, Chairman Bonrd of Works. Westminster, Aug. 1, is,-!'. daulCj TIER DATE OF RE-OPENING THE Publle Schools next term has been changed from Augustfiih, I8JS0, lo August 12th, 1SSD, ft. I). I'OPE, Silporinlondeut of Education. Education Oflice, July 17th," 1880. Jly21w2 CITY BREWERY! jflLl© 2 JSlIg I Tlio Very Host In IlioClly Is Brow.il by JOHN w; ANDRZEJEWSKI At the cily Drowe'ry, Agneii Slreet, Orders left ut Dickinson's Rtitchor Shop shall have prompt intention. Uivo nun trial and jinlgo for yourselves. New West., July IR, IBS!). djlylBto IT IS AN UNDENIABLE FACT THAT O .*& IK-SP £3 3&' S3 Temple of Music! Is the Place to Buy First-Class pianos â¢ mum At mudi Prices and Terms a-i will Suit Any Reasonable Buyer. For prices and terms, apply lo CARTER'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC, Vancouver, IS* <â â¢ 2;!0 Hastings SI. West. dnplOtc WNICH SILLS! BRACKMAN & KER, MANUFACTUIU-RS OF OATMEAL By the Latest Improved Process, tf-jr ABSOLUTELY PURE. "1I1XS III SorinSaiinlili. a_- 330-11311 COKHOVA 8TKEBT, VANGOVVEK.B.CI. importers and Dealers In MACHINERY OK ALL DKSCRlTiONS. MARINE WORJTa SPECIALTY. d wd cMfo CanaOiau Pacilc Railway. PACIFIC DIVISION'. Gen'l Superintendent's Office. CAUTION. OWNERS AND MASTERS OF VES- sols and other Craft niivlirtitliig the Fraser River are cautioned to keep within tho Buoys painted Rod nnd Whito, respectively, at tho Mission llrlillio, as during tho construction of the Bridge, navigation between lho banlts of the River and the Buoys Is dangerous, owing to piles being driven thero, H. ABBOTT, General Superintendent, Vancouver, B. C, 7th Mny, ISSfi. dmyHin W. R. AUSTIN'S lay I Mitel FARM PRODUCE. Hard-wood, fir-wood, Bark, .tc, -III.'., An. LEAVE OJlDEltS AND SETTLE ACCOUNTS AT AUSTIN'S WHAHP. <lrny:*Uo jTuTwinger DEALERIM Hard and SoftWood Draying and Teaming SAN JUAN LIME Always ln Stouh. Orders left at time. P.N. Whnrf will bo promptly delivered, dmhlte WHOLESALE FirGieJifir! FRONT STREET, New Westminster, Brit. Col. itzr Highest Price paid for Furs ami Deer Hides, Correspondence invltod, ras-Tclephone CnllNo.lt. djaKto DOUGLAS STREET BAKERY Foot op Douolas Btheet, Near Columbia St-ueet. j. n;n<a son, puopbietor p [RESH BREAD, CAKES, PASTRY, Confectionery, eto., etc. Hotel and Restaurant trade solicited. All orders promptly attended to and delivered to any purl of tho city. dmhUSy .CMonumeaialWorks Con. Columbia ahd church Sis. . New Westminster, Bnt. Col. Monuments*, Headstones & Tablets In Ma-vhlo or Granite of Best Quality. CORNER POSTS AND CURBING". N. R.-.lust, receivedâtho finest tit-sort- incnlof SeiKch ('i-ut-il*- T.Sotuiniinls over neon u British Columbln, whleh will bo mild nl prtcen putting competition outof Iho queatinrh dwnihUlyl ALEX. HAMILTON PfiOP. Plants for Sale! OKDHllS TAKEN FOB I'llUIT ANH OKNAMENTAT, TUBES, Inollrtlng nil tlio li'aillnit varieties nt Apples, Pears, Plums, Cherries, ALSO SMALL I'ltllTs of ovory description, l*âi.,liicfN, .VrnitliN mul crosses nniiio to onlor, H.l\u00E2¢n"rl P. LATHAM; HSTABLKHEI) 185!). ROBT. DICKINSON BUTCHER, Nearly npposllo tho Colonlnl Hotel, NKW WESTMINSTER. TUK LARGEST AND CHOICEST assortment of all descriptions of MEATS AND '/SSi-TASLES Cnnutautiy un hand, and aupplicd to Rim. 'lion, Roi-taurunts, and Steamboat! at the LOWEST POfiglBMS Pft)UV8 Farmers, Attention I THE UNllEliSIONEl) HAS FOR SALE âATâ Chilliwack, B. C. Ill Fnrm Wiisons. IH Illicit Boards. , 1 Sunn well iiintclied l-vcar old llliu-k Hurscs. il Single Ovivliii* Horses. (I Cows nud ftilvrs. 10 Head Steers. I Trotting Wngon. tf A Full Lino of Cooking StovcB, Heating Stoves, Tinware, Hardware, Groceries, Dry Goods, Notions, Crock* ory k Stoneware, Clothing, Hats tc Caps, Drugs, Farm Implements, Houso Furnishings, Furnituro, ami tho Largest Lino ol Hoots nml Shoes abovo Westminster nml the most Completo Stoek of Clcncral Mcrohnndiio, COME AND EXAMINE AND HE CONVINCED. HENDERSON BROS. Js'lu'!*wsm TIME OARD. O. P. 3KT-. OO. Tho Fine 1'in-t-cian.-- Str. William Irving Will Leave tho C. V, N. Co.'s "Wharf, xa *v _m it tst Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday AT 7 A. M., FOR CHILLIWHACK AND WAY POUTS. Rotiirnlng Every Wednesday, Friday & Sunday When sntllclent Inducement offers she will proceed lo BORE] and on sueh oec.t.-ions will leave her whnrf at-in. m. Conncelin***ivlth thoC. P. JS. Co.'s Steamer for Victorin. JOHN IRVING, Manager. T. râ RR1GUS, Acont, New WoslinliiBter. dnp3le Time Table! & THE STEAMER ROBERT DUNSMUIR T EAVES WKSTMINSTJSTt every Mon* U day morning at " o'olook for-Nanal* ino, vln Vancouvor, rotomlng Tuesday, vlii Vancouver. Leaves Wostmlnetor every Wednesday nl7n. m. fm* Nnnnimo direct,connecting with Island railway and Comox Bteamer, Leaves Nnnaimo for Vancouver on Thurtdaya and Fridays and returns samo ditys. Lobvos Nnnaimo on Saturday nt 7 a. ta, for WeaimiUBter direct. M.A.McRAE Mci'cliniit 1 nilor llHAUTIl'UI, ItANCIK OF Black & Fancy Worsteds Btrlpea anil OliocU W. BIWTIl'l foit spuing andkum.m15u. Opp. Oolonial Hotel Colum nu Sr., â Nkw Wiistmishtkii. ilwmbssto VIOTORIA MILLS Store St., Victoria, B. C., OFFKR IOR SALE: China Rice, Japan Rice, Rice Flour, Chit Rice, FOIl POULTRY, *c. Rice Meal, FOR CATTLE MD. dmhMmfl Boots an AND WHERE TO GET THEM AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LARGEST BOOT & SHOE STORE EN BRITISH 8dLÂ«IA LADIES' BOOTS & SHOES AND WHERE TO GET THE BEST ASSORTMENT AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Misses $c Children's And Where to Get the Newest Styles, Where to Get the Best Quality, and Where to Buy Them nt the Lowest Prices. 33?- REMEMBER, my stock of fine Boots and Shoes, in the newest styles, is larger this season than any dealer's in the Province. To buy at Low Prices, to see the Greatest Variety, to get New Goods (not old shop-keepers), go to JAMES ROUSSEA dwtc Si Ooinna/teia Street. (LUNDBO.M'B HUlUUNO, FilONT STE15ET) GENERAL Constantly on Hand nn Extensive Stoek of Pry Goods, Groceries, Bunts & Shoes, Hats & â¬nps, Crockery, Glassware, Ac. Great Variety of Household Artioles, Also, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES, LIME and GENERAL STORES. N. B.âFarm Produce bought ut market rates or Hold on commission. B**i.Orders from the Interior promptly attended to. dwjeEte CASTOR! .-*-. â â **-!â â <<,- .â .-i'i.'i*».*,'v-v. for Infants and Ohlldrene "CMtoriaiaBowclladiiptedtoi*Mdrenthat I Castoria ettna Colla, Cbasttpntinn, Irecommendltaitwi^ortOKirirnjacriiitlonl Sour Stomach, Dlnrrh'***., Eruotatlon, ^ SKS" TOS *K -"seffiT't!â¢ ""!P' *°" P IUBo.Oi«-**lBt,Bri»lilj*i,N.Y. | WltScm tojinicia inKliKiSoa. Tub Ckst'en Company, 77 Mui-rny Street, N. Y. PALACE RESTAURANT orposiiE c. r. n. whabf, Front Street, New Westminster. Ol'EX D,lTaH> XIIillT. Oysters serveil In every style. A cnll solicited. E. WILLIAMS * CO., tljlyaiml Proprietor*. AUCTION SALE. THE t!.'I)E119IGNEIl lins received Instructions from John R. Oi,*ms. Ksn., Colloctor of Customs, to sell by Public Auction, on Snturdnj/ Next, Aug. Iti.l, At7o'clockll. 111., lit the COLONIAL HOTEL, tlie follo-vlng nrtlelcs, seized for Infraction of the Customs ltevenue Aot, v.'_: I SPAN OF IIOHSES, 1 WAGON, 1 SET OF DOUBLE HABNESS. Terms ensU. T. J. THAPP, djtyflflul Aliotioneei'. BRITISH COLUMBIA LuiiliratinUpiy (LIKIT*SD ) THOMAS ALLSOP, HENRY S. MASON, CUYLEBA.HOLLAND, DIBEOTOItB. in: in oi in i:: 15 Serjeant's Inn, Fleet Street, LONDON, ENO. Tlie lluslness of ALLSOP * MASON lies been liiemed In llie tiliove Coinimny nnd will bocuriled on by llie Com puny from tills dele ns a KOlicrnl Lnnd Inveslmeiit nnd Insurance Agency. MONEY TO LOAN on Morlengc nl. Loir Bales. Town Lois mill Fnrlnilin Lands for Sale on ensy terms. Viclorln, B. C, Mny lOtli, 18S7. ilwjly5 Mainland Transfer HACK, LIVERY, STAGE, Feed | Sale Stables DOUBLE AND SIN8LE RIGS At Special Low Rates. hying ud Al! Endi of Teaming Done at Shortest Notice. Dr-f Cordwood delivered to any part of tho City. Orders by Telephone will recolvo prompt atlentlon, t**rstnbloi nearly opporttto C. P.K. r*c- pot, Columbia SI,, NewWoBtmliiKti'r. ujallte GILLEY BROS. 1'koâ¢* Feed, Livery i Sale STABLES. Dallas Street, Westminster JOS. M. WISE, *1?*R.037*RI-H]T03». GOOD DRIVING A RIDING fiORSEB fnr litre. Hftokfl cnll ftt nil Steamers and Tralni*. Rpoi-liil nttentlon given to Honrdlni* Hones. COAL AND WOOD Cmisinnll.Y on Hnutl, Orders may ho left nt tho Olllco nf Mn* thom A MIllItfiitifConimlriKldit Mi-rclmui-i, Front Htreet, how West. dseUlto HAEBIBON* S*E?***-iXXTa-S (Direct from tlio Springs.) Tho nbove will ho delivered In New WeslminMnMv, .:o;i wee!;. Leiuv orders with V. C, MCCARTNEY, Commission Agent, Donglna St., New Westminster, 9jly8lo -T*H *E- Cor. Columbia & Dougias Sts. STEWART tf CASH, FROPRlETOaS J. J, WILSON, - MiWACiD. Kates, $1.00 and $1.SO per Day, At'ConnlNO To nooM. SPECIAL DATES BY TICE WEEK OR K0HTII. Of Pal-tics supplied irltli nil kinds of ICE-OllEAll. dniyimB NOW IS YOUR UNITY. immense Bmmm Suits $t Pants BEGGS IlilS TAILORING ESTAQUSKMENT. Weare solllug thobestof Eiigllali, Scotch & Froncli Goods At in ices nwny down OUoaporthtin Ever. Call nnd exnmlne mul wo are satisfied that yon will liny beforo yon leave the Klnre, All worlt gnnrnnlcoil. AlsoâAgents for a new Invention for Dress-cutting Hint enn bo used by ft man or woman and give a perfect lit. â¢Imhlyl mt Cdlnmliin Street. Sis hmm '> BY WAY OF TTIE Sontlierii Paoific Company's Xtxxaxs. THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE. QUIOKERIN time than any other ROUTE BETWEEN GRAND SCENIC ROUTE OF THE PACIFIC COAST PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS TOURIST SLEEPING OARS For Accommodation of Seoond-Clnss Pas*» wingers, attached lo Exprean Trains.' Pare from l*ortlnuil to Sacramento and Hon Knim-lsco-Unlimited, 825; Flwt- cliias (Llmltod). KOi Hecond-cl!is»{LI- itillof-li, 8IA. THROUGH TICKETS lo all points South nnd EiiHt, vlrtCnlifornln. TICKET OFFICE?! OITY On-irr, No. 131 Cor. Flitit A-Alder BtreeUj Dki'ut i'1'j.'n-i-:, Cor. I-'it- Fninl. i-lrcd**; I'orllniid. OiVfioiti U, KOEUIiEH, K. V. UUliERS, Mtinnger. Assl.G. F. A P.A'gt glad]) British totombian Friday Evenlmg. AukiuI a. ltttt. ASVERTISINQ RATEI FOI THE DAILY. Transient Advertisements.--Firstluser- Mi.n, 10els. pur line solid nonpareil; each »u liaiiij in-nl, conuecutive Insertion, 8 ots. per lino, Ailvt'itlHemontB not Inserted every ilayâflj-st Insertion, 10 eta. per line; nubse- 0,'ii'iii insertions, 5 els. per line. ti-niiitlnc AilveHUemeMltâProfessional or HiiHliieHB Cardsâ52 per month. Speoial rates for general trade advertising, at-ia.riling to space oocnpled and duration Of i'OUtlUCt. AiK'ttOM Sales, when displayed,charged 21 i-er cent, less than transient jidvtH, if solid, charged at regular transient rates. tf-irciol Notices among reading matter, au ota. per line eaoh Insertion. Hpeci&lti InHerted by the month at reduced rates. Births, Marriages and Deaths, 81 for each lnserllon; Funeral Notices ln connection with deaths, 60 ets. eaoh Insertion. WEEKLY ADVERTISING RATES. Transient Adwrti«menl».-FIrat inner* tiuit, 10 "ts. per line solid nonpareil; subsequent Insertions, 7 eta, per line. Mn ml Ins AdvertlHemrnH.-ProfL'HNlon- Al or Business Cardsâ81,60 per moulh. Special rates fnr general trade advertising. Special Notices, Births, Marriages and Deaths, same rates as Daily. Cuts must lie nil metnl,nui' forlargoouls an extra rate will bu charged, â¢tS'l't-isons sending lu advertlsemenls should bo careful to Htnte whether lliey aro to appear lu the Dally Edition, or the Weekly, or both. A llboral reduction Is mndo when inserted lu both, Noadvcr* tlseinont Inserted for less than £1. 8UBHCP.IHF.ll3 >recelvo their popoi from tha Carriers or through Offloe, will confer a favor by reporting the samo to the oilice of publication at once. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS Ml. Tendon St. Clair Ulackctt Barrister at Law K. M. N. Woods Shipping nnd Comis'n.Jlaker Bros, k Co. Voters' Lists D. Robson A now piano for ehIo at Wm.Roidt's, Ftonb street. tc* More of our Gents' §3.75 Boots re ceived.âGrant it Maclure. * Lacrosse players nre reminded that a full practice is culled for to-night. The str. Gladys left for Chilliwack this morning with freight and piissen* Kers. Y. M. O. A. gymnastic class meets for practice to-night; a full attendance is expected. St. Clttir Blackett is calling for tenders fur liithiuti und plastering tlio Langley school. Walker & Co. havo Sapperton Lots near Kew Hospital and Eoss-Rluc- larcn Mills at old pricea. * Tho str. Rainbow left for Victoria this morning with 20 passengers and a full load of farm produce. Only 12 days moro in which to secure a ticket for the grand drawing on the Uth. S. J. Thompson. * Grant & Maclure advertise tho fuct that they have just received their gilt- edge dressingâwhatever that mny be. Work on the Forteaquo street improvements ia progressing nicely nud it will he completed within lho specified time. About fifty members of the A. O. F. and their frionds left for Victoria to-duy to tako part in the grand Forresters' fete. Mr, G. E. Corbould hus been appointed a com t of revision to revise the voters list, and will sit in that capacity at the city hall on August Oth at 10 a. m, Tho cricket match to-morrow, Van* (jiiuverts Westminster, will commence immediately after the arrival of the visitors. It is hoped they will arrive in timo to allow both innings to be plnyud to a finish. Tho following tenders were received for llie culvert and flumo across Columbia street to Lytton Square : D. A. McD.'iiuld 8839; Bradshaw & Co. 89C0 nud L. Williams 81*300. The tender of D. A. McDonald being the lowest was in-copied. B. A. Scaborg, the Baker's Bay salmon calmer, lold an Oregonian reporter tho other day that it was his opinion that the salmon pack on the Columbia would not reach 3C0,OC3 cases this year, compared with about 500,- 000 cases for last yoar. Tho salmon catch last uight wob just as good as over. The canneries am overcrowded with work and the stuff employed is kept as busy as bees from mi-ruing till night, Another week of this run and one of tho largest packs on record for the Fraser river will be assured. We see by tho Now Westmlnater finput's that there is a great demand for iiborors. in that city, in fact that the domatid fur exceeds the supply, and this is likely to he tho ense for several months to come. The royal city ia certainly going ahead very fast, nud w!'l soon outstrip its moru pretentious neighbors.â-Courier. Among the successful candidates for admission to practice ut the Bur of British Columbia, who appeared before the examiners of the law society ut Victoria on Monday, woro Mr. A. C. Brydtme-Jnek and Mr. J. B. Cherry, both of this city. The former passed for barrister and solicitor and tho lattor for solicitor. The Columbian extends congratulations, Mr. J. J. Blake, who has held tho position of local malinger for the Telegraph Co., for nearly two yours, to to thu satisfaction of nil, has been promoted to the Seattlo oflice und hns left to ussutno his now duties. Mr. Hugh Wilson hus been appointed to tho vacancy created by the removal of Mr. Blair.) and is now installed na loeul manager. This promotion will be vovy popular. On Monday morning at nine o'olock, tho mombers of **0" Battery, eighty strong, with the wives and children of the men, will leave thoir present quarters, march through town beaded by the band, and go lo Mecauley'B Point, where thev are to spend a month under canvas. There nre to he thirty-livo tents, including hospital and guard touts nnd everything that can bo thought of is boing dono to mnko tho encampment comfortable.-- C'-fonisi. The Nnnnimo Free Pre-s reports that what might huvo been a bad accident occurred on Monday near Wellington. It seems that Mr. Georgo Stebbins, who lives at Lasqueti Island was going to Wellington on horseback, whou a deer suddenly sprang out of the woods causing tho horso to shy, â nd threw Mr. Stebbins to thu ground, who was considerably injured nbout the head and face. Ho wns found a tew minutes after by .lames Harper who took caro of him, Mr. Thos, Draper, agent for It, T. Williams, the well known publisher, of Victoria- is in the oity, nnd will remain n fow dnys, on business in con* nection with tho new directory of "Tiio Mainland Cities", to be issued by Mr. Williams next January. A directory of "Tho Island Cities" will alao bo issued in January by the samo house. Both directories will be alphabetically arranged, and will contain all tho provinoinl descriptive information of the 1889 volume, nnd tho price of each will be tho low figure of $1,25. Children Cryfor Pltcher'sCastorla Uw EuMlaatlMA. Law examinations were hold in Victoria on Monday last, and the whole of lhe candidates who presented themselves passed Tho following aro the namen of tho successful candidates : A, L. Belyea, of Victoria, paused us barrister uud solicitor; A. C. B. Jack, of Now Westminster, as barrister and solicitor; J. B. Cherry, of Nuw Westminster, us solicitor; C. O. Pemberton. of Victoria, ns barrister. -.uollicr Cniulldnl*-. Atting Mayor Townsend informed a representative of The Columbian today that at tho urgent request of a number of friends he had decided to resign from tho aldermauic board and allow hims'-.f to bo nominated for mayor. Although Mr. Townsend would lill iho offloe of chief magistrate with honor to himsolf and tho eity, it would almost bo u misforluno to loso him from tho aldermanio board, whero juab uh mueh ability and business knowledge is required as in tho mayor's chui r. .1 Km lair Olllco. Mr. E. M. N. Woods, barrister and solicitor, has taken thu olliccs lately occupied by Mr. Bovill on McKenzie Street, directly opposite Market Square, uml will immodiatly enter into the practice of law. Besides passing a successful examination, Mr, Woods hud the benelit of a most careful training in tho offices of Messrs. Corbould, McColl it Jenns, whose standing asn law lirm is not outranked in tho province. Mr. Woods begins the prac- lico of his profession with hopeful prospect- for u good businesa, and one which is bound to extend as his namo hoconu'B more familiar with the public. A Pupii tni- Vlerss mau. DAILY BRITISH OOLUMBIAN, NEW WESTMINSTEB, B. 0., AUGUST 8, 1889. , â ' T"! , HHH1IWIIHI1 Bishop SiUitoo, rector of Holy Trinity church, haa mndo a most excellent uud popular appointment in Rev. Henry Irwin ub Iub assistant. Hev. Mr. Irwin has been in tho provinco nbout four years, und during the greater portion of this time he has labored, und moBt successfully, in the interior, Latterly he has been stationed ut Donald, whore ha was universally beloved by nil creeds and classes. Ho is a good preacher, a hard uud faithful worker, and is tilled with an undying zeal for the good cause to which he has devoted his lifo. It was with the most sincere regret the people of Donald allowed Mr. Irwin to depart, but in this instance what has proved Donald's loss will be a valuable gain ti WefftmiBster. The Rifle Kin go. Tho contract for putting tbo Brownsville rille range into good condition was awarded to Mr. George Turnbull, who is making a thorough job of it. Tho range is beiug completely cleared of grass, bushes, logs and stumps to its fullest width, which will give room for two additional targets. The firing points will extended the full width of the taiiL'o and bo built in a substantial manner. A ditch will be dug along tho btiae uf tho firing points, by which menus they will keep dry, or passably bo, in all soits of weather. A single plank sidewalk wiU be laid along tho whole length of the range, which will bo a vast and greatly appreciated improvement over tho cow-path that has been used in tho past. By to-morrow the contract will bo finished and the first practice will bc hold under tho new conditions. Salmon Pac Is lu Alnnkr. Tho Sitka Alaskan of tho 13th inat, says: "From reliable sources it is learned that tho pack of the sovoral salmon iMiuiones in Southeastern Alaska up to n week ago hnd been a small ono. Below will be found the actual figures: Loring, 10C0 cases; Tonga**** Narrows, 1000 enses; Wran- pell, 5000; Ohiloat, 1000 cases; Chilcat (Pointd ester's), 100 cases; Pyramid Harbor, 750 cases; [Tho last named cannery was destroyed by fire in April and rebuilt last month. In threo days after starting up there had been packed 750 cases.] Freshwater Bay, 760 cases; Bartlett's Bay, not roady yet to commence packing, and fish were being refused. Yes Bay and Borrough's Bay, no figures to hand." Tho Alaskan of the 20th inst. says, "Large catches of salmonâfrom 100 to 400 fish being hauled in at oach draught of the seine ânro being made nlmoBt every day by the Russians and Indians. ii'miiiR <<â *,>«. A "subscriber" writes suggesting the ndvinubility of poople milking their own cows only, nnd thereby allowing tho legnl owners of tho animals to indulge in n bowl of bread nnd milk or a milk punch, or aomo other kindred boveruge, ut their own sweet wiU. Probably if "subscriber" would pasture his cow in his own flower garden instead of forcing the poor animal to gain a prt carious and highly dangerous livelihood among tho geraniums and cauliflowers of his neighbor, tho cow would remain distinctly tho property of its rightful owner. But while thu present system of pasturing rovnuins in vogue "subscriber' should not bo sensitive on thu subject, aud Bhould he willing to divide with his neighbor lho milk whioh both claim a right to. Aa for ourselves wu own no cow nnd don't intond to buy one whilo so mnny arc running at large. Wo can't ull'ord to pasture our neighbor's cow nnd pay tho damages incurred by our own. PERSONAL. Samuel Greor, of English Bay, ia in the city. Hugh Paton nnd wife, of Montreal, are registered nt tho Colonial, Mrs, Wnrsnop, of Vanoouver, is tho guest of Mrs. G. D. BrytnnBr. Rov. .1. H. White went up to Harrison Hot Springs this nfternoon, S, Mnrtin, of Lulu Island, is paying the city a viat nnd. renewing old acquaintances. Mrs. J. H. Whito and ehildren left for Hamilton to-day and will bo absent several months, H. B. W. Aikman left for Victoria to-dny to he present nt tho funeral of the late Hon. A. E. B. Davie. Acting Mayor Townsend loft for Victorin today to officially represent tho oity at tho funeral of the late Hon. A. R. B. Davio. J, L. Hunter, chief engineer of tho Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway, accompanied by his family, paid the oity ii flying visit to-day. BCHlillem et Condsltncf. A meeting of tho members of the Bar of Westminster wna held last uight, and lho annexed resolution of condolonce, to Mrs. A. E. B, Davie, passed. Mcssrr, Aikman, Corbould & McColl were appointed ti delegation to attend tho funeral of tho lato Mr. Davie, which takes placo to-morrow. Following is tho resolution: "Tho members of tho Bar of Now iVestmin- ster desiro to convey to Mrs. Davio their deepest sympathy and profound sorrow at tho irreparable loss which she hus sustained in the death of hor husband, the Hon. A. E. B. Davie, premier nnd altorney-gener.il; and whilo deploring for the profession to which they belong the loss of its moat distinguished mombor, aud for the provinco tho Iobb tu tho public of the cervices of ono whom all persons irrespective ot party havo admired and respected for hiB ability and integrity of purpose, beg leave to assure her thut her sorrow is shared in by overy member of tho Bar hero, nud, as they he liove, by ovory community in Ibis province; nud thoy hereby tender, on behalf of tho Bar of Now Westminster their since rest condolence with her in this her deep atllicliou. RAILROAD GOSSIP. Portiuud lo bo Connected wllli New WcHtmlnHlor. The Volohi.it of yesterdny hns the following despatch, undor tho above heads, which wo reproduce without comment.1 Poutum-, July 30.âAttorney JJ. G. Thompson has just returned from British Columbia where lie closed a deal with tho New Westminstor South* em Railway Company to connect Brit* ish Columbia with tho Pacifio Noith* west Faii-haven Company, iu which Thompson is interested, and is building south to this city. Ho closed n deal hy whioh thu Thompson party purchased tho stock of tho New Westminster Southern, and the new owners will undertake to continue tho work south toFuirhaven. The system, when complotod, which will be in the shortest possiblo time, will form a continuous road from New Westminster, B. C.. to thia city. On the New Westminster ond of the line there nre 15 miles of grndo, 20 miles right of way, and 500 men at work. At Fuirhnven thero arc 40 milos of ateel on the ground, two 75 ton engines, 20 cars, 15 miles of grade, 25 miles right of way, und 700 mon at work. Tha company nlso have two new Btcamers, a system of scows and towage For trans- potting materials, and tbey own the townsite of Fairhnveri. Tho distance between this city and New Westminster, as the rond will run, is 325 miles. I'm"! fro-ui EtiilMi ''uliiuililn. Mr. Henry Cunningham recoived yesterday two baskets containing apricots und peach plums, grown in his brother'** garden, at Now Westminstor, B, C. Tho plums aro unusually largo nnd rich looking and most luacious. Thoy enme through from British Columbia in six days nnd arrived unblemished. Mr. Thos. Cunningham ia vice-president of tho fruit growers' association of British Columbia. He hus ten acres under cultivation and is demoustrntiug that fruit onn be grown as advantageously in that province as in California. It is remarkable to see plums of sueh size ready for market when the fruit is not hnlf developed on trees in Kingston. The fruit ia on exhibition in the Whig office window.â Kingston Whig. â â â 'â An It Should Bc. The real estato men who recently made themselves somowhat- ridioutous by their attitude on the trado licenao question are now beginning to realize that they wore clearly in the wrong, and like little men, are paying the tax levied on them under tho provisions of tho uew by-law. In addition to Messrs. Rand Bros., the following have proved themselves loyal to tho city council: Messrs. Shannon & McLachlan and A. J. Smith. Many othors to-dny will, it is believed, also fall into line. It mny be of interest to know thnt since confederation tho laws in the statute books in respect of Buch licenses have been rigidly enforced. Thoao form part of thoae embraced iu tho by-law which is now being put into effect.*- World, LATE DISPATCHES. THE ATLANTIC SERVICE. Lonijon, Aug. 1.âIu the Houso of Commons to-night, Mr. Justin McCarthy and Sir Gourgu Baden-Powell asked respecting tho new Atlantic mail contract with tho Andersons. Baron De Worms replied that the details of tho contract wero undor the control of the Dominion government, Hor majesty's government did not feel justified in making uny official representations to Cnnnda on the subject. Improved arrangements, which will ho highly appreciated by tho public, form part of tho great system of communication with tho far Eaat via Canada, from which important advantages aro expected. uoomvoon hacks. London, Aug, 1.âIn the third day's racing nt Goodwood to-day, tho nice Goodwood cup, value::.000 sovereigns, was won by Trayles, Latania was socond. Tho race for tho Prince of Wales stakes at Goodwood to-day, was won by Duko of Portland's bay filly Seminole, Douglass Baird'a bay filly BurcnrolJu wns second, and Lord Dunham's bay colt Custelur was third. Stakes aro valued nt 2,000 sovereigns, with additions. The principal event of tho day wuh tho race for the Goodwood cup, which Warren De LaRue's cliestnut colt Trayles won easily, beating tho Duke of Blanforte's brown filly Latania, tho only other starter, easily. The raco for the Reus' Memorial stakes of 200 sovereigns each, 500 sovereigns added, for the owner and 100 sovereigns for the nomination of tho winner for, two-year-olds, was won by Lanton's bay filly, Riviera; Lord Arlington's bay cult, Ben, seoond, and John Watson's chestnut filly, Strawberry Hill, third. CHILDREN ENJOY Tho pleasant flavor, gentle notion and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when in neod of a laxative and if tho father or mother bo costivo or bilious tho moat gratifying results follow its uso, ao that it is the best family remedy known nnd ovory family should hnvo a bottlo. * â¢>â â »â It ia probable tho Dominion military syBtem will bo oxtendod lo the Northwest next yenr. LATE CANADIAN NEWS. R, A. Wade, representing himself as a Chicago lawyer working up a big case, has disappeared from Toronto after having borrowed Bums amounting to $2,000 from legal nnd other friends. Martin McDonald, ox-register, of Brandon, Man., wns arrested last evening by Detective Loster on ti warrant for embezzling somo bookB of the ; eg- istry office of which ho had chargo till Thursday lust. Thu Canadian Pacific crop bulletin just issued gives u satisfactory account of tho state of the crops throughout Manitoba uud the territories. A competent authority estimates the wheat crop at ten million bushels. The body of nn unknown man has been found near Carnduff, Asainiboine, on tho banks of the Souris river, murdered nfter tho "Jack-the-Ripper" fnshion. The stomach and abdomen were cut opon and the entrails scattered about. Chief of Polico Hubbard arrived at Winnipeg Wednesday to tako Burke to Chicago, Ho was accompanied by ii largo escort to prevent any attempts nt his capture. Tlio extradition papers are expected to arrive from Ottawa on Saturday. Whon Baby wu slok, we gave bet Carforia, Whoa the wet a CliUtl, .bo cried for Cutorls, When she beoiine HUs, she elans to Cutorls, WhttsbshtrfCUidrWll-MglT8toimClitorf| Children Cryfor Pltcher'sCastorla IB. C. Provincial Exposition Subscription Fund. For the purpose of raising a fund to contributo towardi tho patriotic and worthy object of making tho noxt an* nual provincial fair, to bo hold in this oity, a grand and unprecedented success, tho undersigned agree to contribute tho sums opposito their respective names (to bo paid into tho association or to trustees competent to receivo the samo, on or before 0 montha from tho dato of tlie last provincial exhibition, and to be applied to preparing exhibition grounds and buildings in the city, for increasing the amount offered in prizes, and for furthering tho exhibition in otber ways): Sharon A Fnlno, Lulu Island 10 09 L I' Eckstein in oo It W Armstrong. 10 00 V 11 Glover io 00 Walker & piiadwell io oo t'lnud Hamber. â io 00 Peter Grunt, â io 00 A. J Hill moo Capt A Grant iq 00 J B Macdouell in on W C Loyo io 00 F G Strloklaud 25 00 Gilley Bros. 20 00 ft 11 Webb --, oo T Cunnliighnm ;to oo Henderson Bros, Oh 111'whack. 10 00 A B wintemuto iq oo Per Ex-Mayor Dickinson 212 85 Annie M Jnquea jo 00 Jas Cnunlnsltam fyjoo Grant* Hagstrom â .-â â oo J W Hessmltn *,i) oo """" ri" 10 00 It 0 00 B Douglas BB Scoullar A Co Ackerman Bros_ Bold A Currie K T Ttenil A Co... WH Thibaudeau Grant A Maclure Ogle, Campbell ACo r.o oo 15 01) 30 00 20 00 SUB8CBIPTI0KS PAW. TnE Columbian-. â y.n oo WJ Armstrong. ââ :;u oq G D Brymner _ "o oo Stewart A Cash ââ, »;uq Georgo Turner â io oo Young A Torhuno 10 00 Terhune & Co ââ, ââ iooo A DosBrlsay _......,, 15 oo p Bllodeau..- moo W O Coatlnm -, mi TM Cunningham - *?â¢>cii» A E Hand â â¢ *i pa Next 1 METHODIST OHURCH, Mury Street. Hev. J. H. W.iite, Pi' or. flees at .1" a.m. nLÂ«u7p.m. Sunday School.!*ndB .'o,Ole*is2i On.in. Priiyor Meeting oj Tliui-*-. ya at 7.30p-m. Seals free; stvougorarord-â â¢â .''vlPYited. §T. PAUL'S CHURCH, John Stroet, i Oppo** oo ufe-j 'i. Rev. Thomas r-'da,-. P.ib . bervv-M every Sunday a*, lln, MmuTo. n Tjint,---yevcnln*;!- at7:"0 o* ocr. be, is ( "e; all are cordl- al'.yinvllrU Su.n. 3r.fj0l.uo at2.3Qp.m. C-ilC'rCIl OP EsJG&.VJfD.-HOr-Y ' TI IM't" OHOr OH! I>clo*-'. Tie r-1-.tio"., s. - i'VYn om RCH: Eeeiir, T .0 c.i. .*> <â ;ic rj Wr >il*(. Serv ces in Li. 1 r -,' , w. crr.i t> â¢*. AM sc.its tree. !â â < 1 x-cieaopounii dny fur nii* vale "1 ve, pUl-t-UYTKIKAN CHURCH (; T. I AKD'.W/',**), I'ornerC.'i.niivon rr-ml HlacUvHnt.il f- â *. Kev. TJiO'i. * < oule,, n;is- lor, ! u.v.c"i t'tll f, in, antl 7 p. iuj bun- tl.iy*M-liooI nml Dlblo-cUlss â¢-, 2.30 p.m.; Pr.iye -n-'C â :>*â â on Tliu.'sut-y evon lugs at 7,*-"i. feejisneei stmngeis welcome CALEDONIA -t ST. ANDREW'S SOOIBTY.-Tlio re-Tin, meetings of tills Association ate lielu 011 .liolastTueR- dnyofeaehmoiili.fli.8i clock p. ra. All Rcotf-timen are Inyllrd 11 i'Uoud,-JouN Buie, Sec. Ao. p.-cour-T L*>rt) dui-vehin , No. (iroi. T e relator meet-im or Uion lovoCourtnpolieltl at i'lol-W. em* Hal .ont'-eli Ht'aniM A A WMIUCdevlsti ench mon ".1 iitSp. m.â.iso. MoMuih-uv, Senr., P.O..' TIT C. T, U.-ltKflJLAlt MEETING VV . every Wi'n p-'ph-ooii ot 3 o'clock atthe W. C..', r.He.ulfiuartons DougliiH St, Loy;-| , o.lotl In 1 -e same pluce every K.hlnv rfie noon.âMrh. Jas, CuNNiKaHAM.l'.e.-i.t o'.h; Miss DeUeck Secrelury, â UNION LODGE No. 9, A. F. ^fp * A. At,.-. The regular mcet- 74J Ings of this Lodge are held In / â¼ lhe MiiBonioToniploon the flrat Wednesday 11 each month, nt7:JJ0o'clock p.m. Sojourning brethren are cordially Invltod to attend,-W. O. Coatham. Nee. BOARD OF TCAlii:. Board Boom, Oddfellows 1 tit Block, up*stalrs Council moots on 1 10 ilififcoru third Wednesday in euch mon (1.a 4 i.ro. Quarterly meetingsonllioEJimof Feb., May,,Aug,, and Nov., ai 7:',S0 p. m. New members mny bo proposed nnd elect-dat any Quarterly meeting,âD, Robson, Sec. g^OPtlGS A Pleasing Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Follow, the .ino of Syrup of Figs, os it act. gently on tlio Kidneys, Livbe W Bowels Efieott-ally Cleansing the System-*ii*a Costivo ur Bilious, Disponing Colds, Headaches and Fevers and permanently curing HABECUAI, CONSTIPATION without weakening or irritating tho or* gana on which it aots, Vor Bolo In 700 bottle, liy nil T,oâlln. Druggists. H-nUMO-U,**, OHLT BT TUB OALirOEmAHaSTEOTOO ______ Bui Hukcimo. Om., **-wiraui,Kv.. Ki-rYoutit VOUJME vn.-NO. : B a. a. b. woodi, lABHISTER-AT-LAW. Offln-MoKen- ' gle Street. dau2lo TENDERS FOR TIIE LATHING AND PLASTRIt- lug,oto.,of the LANGLEY SCHOOL HOUSE will be received by tho under- (signed up to tho Mib Uay of AuruhI, Specifications of the work to ho dono can be Been nt Lyal A Co.'s Uoolistore. ST. CLAIR IlLACKETT, Seo. of Trut-teeu. Latigloy, H. O., Aug. 1,18SU. dnuStO BAKER BROS. & CO'Y io Chapel "Walk, South Castle St., Liverpool, England. 3 Bank Buildings, Columbia Street, New Westminster,B. C. Shipping and Commission General Wholesale Merchants AUpgrtef's Any description of Goods Imported to older nnd Custom and Ship Uruklng tronsnotad. Latest Freight and Market Quotations, dwivu2tc VOTERS9 LISTS. City of New Westminster. â¢VTOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT Xl a Court will beheld pursuant to tho vntcrs' list clauses of tho New Westminster Ant, 18ES, and tho New Westminster Aot, 1US8, Amendment Aot, by Gouoon E. CobbouIiD, Esq., Reviser of tho Voters' List for the Oity of New Westminster, nt the CITY HALL, on the Slh Dayof Au- 5nut, 1HH1), at 10 o'elook a. m.t to hoar nml etermlnetbe several complaints of errors and omlsRlons ln the voters' list of tho City of New Westminster for 1880. All persons having business at the court aro required to attend at the said time nnd place. Dated the 2nd day of August, 1880. D. ROBSON. Olerk of the City of Now Westminster. dau2td WANTED. ONE THOUSAND CORDS CEDAR Bolts, four to seventeen feet long.â Apply to dto KOVAL OITY PLANING MILLS OO. Tenders for Street Work. TENDERS WILL RE RECEIVED AT the City Hull, New Westminster, up to 4 o'clock p. ni.( on MONDAY, August Hb, for the CLEARING & GRADING OF CLINTON ST., marked -'Tender for Clinton Street," nnd addressed to the "Chairman of Hoard of Works, City Hall, New Westminster." No tonder entertained unlesi accompanied hy deposit equal to li percent, of amount of tender, which shall bo forfeited If party tendering refuses or negleeln to enter Into 11 contract when called npon to tin so. Iu the event, of n temlor not boing accepted the deposit will be returned. 1'lans nnd specifications may be seen In the City Engineer's oflice, City Hall. The lowestor any tender not necessarily accepted. J U .TAQUErt, Chairman of Board of Works, City Hall, New West., July 31st, 1889. djIySltd UJAIifflM, BANK BUILDINGS, Mary Slreet, NewWestminster, B.C. [Tki.kpjionb No, 65.] 14 CLARE ROAD, HALIFAX. EN LAND. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS, CONVEYANCERS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS. London and Lancashire Fire n-nd Bi-ltUh Umpire Life Insurance Commuili-11. New Weitminster Building Society. Aeaouutant'e Oflloe, Diocese of N.W* City Auditor., 1880,18ST and 1888. ADVISE CLIENTS IN THE BUYING AND SELLING OP REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY AND DISTRIOT, and othor mouotary transact lonn. Have several good Investment'' on their books, and all now comers will do well to call beforo doing business elsewhere, d wSdely n to H 9» til if ji i 0? Ill fl 5 Q 1 tl m «+ H 0 <IE Sp - CITY SUPPLIES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the City Corporation will not bo responsible for any goods or articles furnished (o any official or employee except ou nu order signed hy the city clerk or assistant. Hy Order, D. ROBSON, Cily Clerk. July 24th, 1880. (Ijy2lml ii dt « si 0 * m H r ID THIS WBEZ WE WILL OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Silk,Taffeta'Cotton Gloves Lace Mitts, &c, In Ladies' and Children's sizes. Also, HOSIERY At Great Reduction in Prices! WONDERFUL BARGAINS. Ogle, Campbell & Freeman MASONIO BLOOK. dwtc SUMMER GOATS! OCLE, CAMPBELL * CO. "N-B-W -W-ffiSTIiVCI^ST-E-R. djlylOto R. J. ARMSTRONG, XHDAJCBXi IN1 Choice Family firoceries! FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER A SPECIALTY. Labrador Hterrlng-s, lv£ac]sexel. Salt Cod. uk__x_aa.oxLx'B TTxic. *KsL*naf3, Jlxxxiomx'b "Crn.c. Bacon. rlo-ax. Brar- Snorts, â¢â HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR FARM PRODUCE, wuwu- Sooullar-Armatrong Blook, Columbia it. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY! Jas. Ellard I Co WILL SELL THEIR REMAINING STOCK OF AT COST, FOR CASH. Practical Watchmaker, Manufacturing Jeweler & Optician. OPPOSITE THE BANK OF MONTREAL. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, &C. BEST QUALITY, EASTERN PRICES. A full line of Spectacles & Eye-Glasses in steel, rubber, silver arc ,-t.id frames, Tho finest Pebbles made, $4 per pair; all sights suited. Spooial attention givon to FINE WATCH REPAIRS. Having learnt,, tliu business thoroughly from somo of the finest Horologors in England, and sinco thon managed tlio watch-repairing departments of a few of tho bust firms on the continent of America, is a iiifHolent guarantee of good workmanship. Formerly manager for nearly 8 years of tho well-known firm of Savago k Lyman, Montreal. Charges Moderate, â . ; !*5&S& Montrkal, Deo., 1887.âMr. F. Crake.âAndw. Robertson, Esq., Chairman of Montreal Harbor Commissioners, say6- "I never found a Watohmaker who did so woll for me oa you did when In Montreal, and I am sorry you are not horo to-day." dwap'lsib D. S. CURTIS A CO. AQENTS B. LAURANOE'8 ' 8PEOTAOL.ES. -**44l <^^iimiM Wholesale and Retail Druggists NEXT COLONIAL HOTEL, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. GROCERIES For First-class Family Groceries and Provisions, go to SINCLAIR'S, â Columbia Street. New Goods arriving all the time. A nice lot of CHRISTIE S CRACKERS & BISCUITS just to hand. New SYRUPS, MOLASSES, etc., etc. Call and get prices. dwtc Wii 61 DIRECT IMPORTERS k DEALERS IN XX X Or XX - Ci L Jl S S DRY GOODS âA2TX* GROCERIES Cor. Columbia tt Mary Sts. BON MARCHE. DRESS-MAKING DEPARTMENT will be re-opened August 1st, and will be under the management of a FIRST- CLASS DRESS-MAKER from Montreal. Style and fit guaranteed. WALKER dl. SHADWELL, dwae28to COLUMBIA STIIEET,
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