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*rjwÂ»Â«***--fnB-,,,B""' Columbian VOLUME 7 NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0., SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1889. NUMBER 35 PggFgSIOHAl AHD BUSINESS CARDS. _ E. 91. N. WOODS, JA11RISTBB-AT*LAW. Offlco-MoKeii* J zio Htreet. daulite. .*.*. T. O. ATkilHSOH, A MUSTER, SOLICITOR Ao. Omcos- Masohic Bulldln-*, Now Westminstor, ilwle WIMSTUONO Ar ECKSTEIN, JA'ItltlSTEnS, SOLICITORS, ETC.- ) Maaonlo Bnlldlng, New Wostinfn- _or,lt. C. dwmy-llo W. NOUMAN JBOIjIQ, ll. V., â jAimiSTEB-AT-LAW.IiAK]) AGENT. 5 Monoy to Loan. OfflCQâOlarJCBOlI Ht., ew Wes tm luster, R. 0. dte ' >)lll.OI Ut, M-* *M.S, dl dKSXB, â JAURISTERS, SOLIOITORfi, oto. 0(11- J easâMasonic Jli;!ldlnr-.Â«, Mnv' Wi-st- ilnster, mid Vancoiivur. H, 0, d>yle (-C.UllYÂ»OSl!.-JACIi, Bl* A., â¢JAHUTBTKR, BOLTQITOR, NOTAUY 3 Publio, Ac. Otllce In lhe Hamley gilding Columbia Hi., oppoalte thocol- nlnl Hotol. tl-7itn2to JOHKPH ifl,GAVNOH,U.A.,LI..B. }OM) MEDALIST of tho Un I vend l> of Dublin, UARIHSTER'ATLAW of no lllith Court of .matlnoi IroIniUl. Ouloea, orner McKuu-r-le A Cliirk-ion Hts., Now Vest mt nster. dwfo21tÂ« A. J. HOliHiCS, ll, 1>. ft., 1UUOE0N DENTIST. (Iriidnale of the 5 Ohio Colli';-" ot Mi.'iitnl Kttri!(-i',v. It ow with Dr. tl, R I), l!r.)wn. All work tlll'iilly pei'forini'il, litems it A 0, Bunk " It, fiâ Uolutuhln Si. llmii-ii-8 lo IJ n.m.; 30 to Up. m. djty.lto GENERAL & SHELF HARDWARE, Inoluiliiii'Tooisofallkiiiil.-of the bot Hiatal (Jl'OliB'Cllt & HniHl-SllWS, Barbell Wire for I'oiiciiii-. ami all Uio iiiKca.jiy Utensils For I'nrmlnKt Pulley Blocks. S5IHtCl) Blocks Hope & (llllllU ill all Htm; PlteB, Tor & Oakum; TaneJ ami l-lnin 1-npr.r fi r Itll 111! ill!,'; l'lllllls A; Oils In all oolorsi 1,1fluid Paints in/all Bhsd&i I'looi- Pnlllts ready tousoi tii'iiiil Stones; WallTlipea-innll ili-l-rre; FU-oumi. ,!i Kl'lislies for all purposes] iuliriisillii!! Oils! 'i'raprt of oil dcÂ»ri|,iiiiuv, "inl a (jenoral nssortini'iit of A-'ricultur-ii Iipjjlpinvuts, -." $]i_i-l_.l aiti-nl.ir.il givon fc" ptdfitn !â¢_â¢ mail, T, j.. wx&.&.t-?!? so co., dwjly.'Jto Oolemma Strbkt- New Westminster, a, w. cutanT- ' ROHITEOT. dllli!' --Corner Mnry nnd* i (â hii'ksnnKlK.. W- ';tmlns!ri'._ dwlo_ OL'iW A HAU1.0IIID, HOrnTEOTH. Ofllco-llooni 13, over V. it-ink of B. t!.,<.*nhiml>!:iKtiwt,WeHl- ilnsli'i'. dto WitthlAtt tl. IUNG, i UairiTECT.HANITAHYENf'INEEU, Ac. Uemuvi'.l Id Ann h Iron !''!â¢> Block, â iltiinblu Htreet, Westminster â Room 0.2. dto W. THIIIAVDHAI.7, * AND SURVEYOR AND DRAUGHTS* j man. Hamley lllock, Now Wesl minor, iJ. fl, dmylSte A. V. (JOTTON, DOMINION and PROVINCIAL LAND ) SURVEYOR. Olllcc: Room D, Bunk ' R, C. biillilln-;, We'dmInstci^lUJ. Â«. I'llTlvKIHtKill, JEAL ESTATE BROKER and County X Court Alient. Commissioner, Notary ublle, Ac. Rents collected. OIBcoâMo- ipm-da Street, New WcidminntertRC. T. .T. TRAPP, UUTIONEI-.Il AND APPRAISER. iV. Columbln Wiv-el, New Westminster; il commission!! will receive prompt lid careful attention. Bust references u/on wtioii required. mhl2-to J. E. FINLAYSON, [>IANO TUNER, from Broadwood A " Sons, London. England, nnd Stoln- nyAHons, New York, now residing In â tinfionvQr, will attend to orders loftnt Ir, Ked, ft. Mull's and D. Lyal & Co.'s ore;'. Trips 1st weok of onch month. dmii-tto 1 P. C. McCAUTNEY, (OMMISSION AGENT and Customs / JJrokor. Douglas ftt., Now Wost mi n- rcr. Agent for Hurrls'in Springs Aerated alÂ« rj Vancouver Stenm Dye A Cleaning 'oiks; Carters' Pal em UrÂ«uiis--"thowon- ir "f tlio age."; Dominion Pianos and I'liuns; .lohnslon's Pntont Kiilsnmlne; avium Cigar Factory; Lion Imuiriuico Co r llvo stock, Ac, Employmonl Agency (Ilcc. A select lot of Toilet Ar! Idea nnd rugi'lsts- Sundries forflftlo. Next door to ' y. tljlylllc TVRNEU, UUI-.TOX A, CO., "KUOHANTS. Wharf St., Vlctoiln. _L Agents for North British mid Mer- nlitn Insurnnce Co, for Mninliuid. IT. IJi.nroM A Co., 00 Flusbury Circus, Lon- in, E. C. dto npBrial FirB Insurance Co. GIT X.O3>T3D03ST. capita I, - .â¢ji.ooo.oao Â»tÂ«. Rates as low as auy other reliable Com- .Hit'8 doing bnsliH'-s lu Brltl'-h Coluni- n. W. 3. AHMSTROWO, IJIyfito Agent for Now Wesl. ' ALBERT J. HILL & GO. Ivil Engineers, Land Surveyors & Draughtsmen. REAL ESTATE, MNCIAl, SHIPPING & COMMISSION AGENTS Fire, Life A Murine Insurance. ,1.1'MIUA St., - Orr. Colonial Hotici. NEW WB8TMINBTEH, 11. 0. rtwjlyliilc RAND BROS. iSJ&J. MSTATl'i LiUOKUlU, Conveynitt'ere, ('ollertutrt, Atill l-isii-rnttf-ft Asjv-hm, ficoa at NEW Westminster* Corner flic Ken.-.In nnd Cisn'1's'onSI.H. VANCOU VEH. Ci,i-ilovii Btreid. LONDON .Englnviil. 11LDING LOTS for salo In all secUonH uncouverniiil New Westminstor City. â¢â AKM LANlw oi superior (]iin!lty for io at Cliltllwhiuik, Port Hammond, m.iloy, Miitsqnl, Muiniis, Mint llnv.l.nd- "" Limiliug, Luln i'laiiii, Ninih Arm . j?It*e River, flips nud Plans exhibited and the full- information f urn Ishciliit all our oillces, vV. BOVILL, ARCHITECT âAwnââ â¢ , leal Esiaie Agent EW WESTMINSTER:~On1ce,"ilttckoti- *lo Street, Full List of City nnd Suburhnu Pro* irty. Pai'Lidiiliir attention pnld to Earming llldn, uurnto Information to correspond* tls. dwinydyl lacpkson DRUGGISTS. ure and Fresh Orugs 'atent Medicines, Etc PHYStOIAHS' P-E-DIUPTIOH* CAttFlltlY Compounded. sLstliniio Oommunlcallou, NlKlIt Hell. illo27to TO RENT. rHE UPSTAIRS FLAT IN imiLIHSG corner of Colum bin and Douglas Sts, ""Ixlifl. Applyto duuBte HENRY V. EDMONDS. GIRL WANTED. [-irANTED-A GIRL TO DO LIGHT VV housework and nurse baby. Applyto MRS. HOVH.L, ,iiiisi;t Douglas Street. New Spring Goods! Spring Overcoatings, French & English Worsteds and Scotch Cheviotts. â¢T. S. ] Si?, OTXT'is MERCHANT TAILOR, (loIumliiH Street, Kew Wesl minster. lit lllllII â J*f"All Summer DRESS GOODS and MILLINERY will be sold AT COST. Now is the lime to secure BARGAINS. dtc MES. â t'sTlvd:. EAI3. Nev.r Westminster, B. C. ice centrally situated in New Westminster, B. C, which has been tied up for several years by tax titles and other difficulties, is now cleared of all incumbrances and is placed upon the market for sale, with perfect title guaranteed. is now being slashed and subdivided and contains some of the finest aud most desirable Lots in the City ior either residential or speculative purposes. With the contemplated construction of several railways which will centre at New Westminster and the establishment of new enterprises and increased trade and commerce, this City is making rapid and substantial progress and, consequently, affords the best held for investment to be found in the Province. The present is, therefoie, the time to invest, and with the present low prices of property purchasers are sure to realize handsome returns upon their investments. The portions of the Estate now on the market consist of Lot 5, Suburban Block 10; Lot 2, Suburban Block li, and Lots 12,13 and 14, Suburban Block 13, and the subdivided Lots range in price from $150 to $350, on good terms. We are authorised to allow ten per cent, discount off present prices on all sales made during August, and also to furnish intending purchasers FREE CARRIAGE DRIVES TO THE PROPERTY. For full particulars and prices apply to the undersigned or to any of the other leading Real Estate Agents in New Westminster. uw,,,,.,,,! ."E-ti^axrij bros. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tills powder nevor varies, a marvel of pni'lty.KlrenL'th nnd wholcsoinnness. More economical limn the ordinary kinds, nud can md be sold In eompelltlnii with the multitude of low test, short, weight alum or phosphate powders. Bold only In enna. Royal Bakind Pow men Co., 108 Wall ftU, New York. 8fely ROOMS TO LET. FURltNISIIED ROOMS TO LET, tdliglo or douiiio or en suite, pleasant und comfortable. Excellent situation. Applyto MISHOD1N, Opposite R. C, Cathedral, djly28ml Columbln Street, First-class Prairie Farm SU PEBBLY SITUATED ON LULU ISLAND, North Arm, Frasor River; eon- tiiinliiK MO acres of the finest farming land in iho country; all dyked, woll Improved, good buildings, good orchard (bearing), Fnr furthor information enquire of MAJOR â Â£ PEARSON, dmyUlltc Now Westminster. Dress-Making I Misses McDOUGALL COLUMBIA STREET, New Westminster, B. C. *s* .Satisfaction guarantee!!. tlaplsto DRESSMAKING At MISS JBMINOS', (Lathov England) Cornet of Church nnd Columbia streets- NEW WESTMINBTER. n-B-HiitIsfnct lon guaranteed, dwfeTle Um BROS. & CG'Y Hi Chapel Walk, South Castle Mt., Liverpool, England. 11 Bank BuihllngK, Columbia Street, Now Westminster, B. C. Shipping and Commission CEHEnAL Wholesale Merohants & I vPORTEns Any description of (iooils imported to order and Custom and Bhip Broking transuded. Lutes! Freight and Market Quotations, dWnuSto MAJOR Â£ PEARSON Real Estate Brokers and Financial Agents* AGENTS FOR Confederntlon Life Association of Toronto. Itoyal mul Lnncnihli'c Fire Ittiur- sii'e Com pant et. Da.Vnluablo Lots for sale tl) the City and District of Westminster; and choice Lots in the city of Vancouver. Porsons wishing to buy or soil city or rural property should communicate with us. Oillces: Bank of B.C. building; opposito poHtollli-o, Wi'stmlnster,nnd Hastings8t.- Vanconver, dwuplflto T. A. MM CO. I0GGISTS Queen's Hotel Block, M'.W â¢VESrai-iSTT.Il. TOILET ARTICLES & SUNDRIES PRESCmiTIONS A SPECIALTY. Telephone Ho. 83; 'inpiio LoMtag, Harris SO co. Real Estate, INSURANCE AN'H Financial Agents Purchase Sell and Lease Property, Collect Rents, Make Loans on Mortgages, Anil transact all Ri'sinosa minting to Kcal Estate. âAGENTS KOItâ liiiiiloii Asfnirnnco Corporation. Connecticut Flro Insurance Co. of lliirtfnril. London anil Lancashire Life Assurance Co. Canton Insurance HOlce, Ld. (Marine) OFFICES: Columbia St,, New West'r. 41 Government St., Victoria awseHyl SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY. The geological map of France, commenced in 1852, has just boon, completed, making 48 sheets. Sin|e 1880 encouraging progress has beon mado undor an efficient superintendent toward restoring the forests of Oapo Colony. A Russian mineralogist, K. D. ChrustsclioU', claiirj to have discovered a new metal, which lie proposes to namo "llussiuni." it rosemUos thorium. An analytical balance of variable sensitivenessâadapting it to* ordinary weighings or delicate determinationsâ lias been brought out in Gormajiy. . A remarkable specimen of amber from an unknown locality in southern Mexico measures 4 by 3 by I inches: is perfectly transparent, and is saia to be even moro beautiful than the opalescent or green amber of Sicily. The natives who bring this umber to tlio coast report that in tho interior it is so plentiful ns to bo used for making firos. Including thn Pasteur Institute of Paris, twenty laboratories for tlio prevention of hydrophobia nre now reported. Thore aro six in Russiaâ at Odessa, St. Petersburg, Moscow, Oracow, Samara, and Tiflisj fivo in Italyâat Naples, Milan, Turin, Palermo, and Bologna; one oach in Vienna, Constantinople, - Bucharest, Rio Janeiro, Buenos Ayres, Havana, Chicago, and Malta. According to Mr. Phincas S, Abraham, there can bo but little doiibt that leprosy is really inoreas- ing in parts of India, in south Africa, and in somo of the West Indian colonics, but it is making little or no progress, or is even disappearing, iu Australia, New Zealand and Canada. Tho census of 1881 gavo 131,018 lepers for British India, but the number is thought to have been much too low. I'loniiNO A Pest.âIn Cypress tho eggs of locusts are gathered, and the developed insects aro caught in systems of screens. The quautity of eggs collected was 37 J tons in 187!), 236 tona ill 1880 and 1330 tons in 1881. More than 6,000 Screens were used in 1882, .196,000,- 000,000 insects were destroyed; whilo in 1886 there were moro than 11,000 soreens and 13,000 traps, the former representing an aggregate length of about 315 miles. A BiiONzrt Buijdiia.âTho largest and most remarkable of the anciont bronze images of Japan is at Nara, a little to the east of Kioto, This is about 800 years old, is 53^ feet high and more than 28 feet across tho shoulders. It has 066 curls on its bead, and is surrounded by a halo 78 feet in diamoter, bearing 16 images each 8 feet long. The figure is said to consist of 500 pounds of gold, 16,287 pounds of tin, 1!)54 pounds of mercury und 986,080 pounds of copper. Two smaller images, each 25 feet high, stand beforo tho larger one. Ooloh of Eves and Hair.â From M. Topinard's observations on the color of eyes and hair in 180,- 000 persons in Franco many interesting results have been deduced. Ono of the most curious is that a raco formed from a mixture of blondes and brunettes shows tho hereditary blonde element in the eyos, the brunette in tho hair, this tendency accounting for tho variety of a combination of light hair and dark eyes. The assertion thnt tho Amerioansâa preeminently mixed raceâ are fast becoming a dark- haired and blue-eyed nation is in accordance with this law. RED REVOLUTION. Desperate Attempt to Capturo the Kingdom of Hawaii with Two Hundred Hen. The Rebels Finally Scattered hy the Gallant Militia Without , a Casualty. Stupid Yarmouth Captain of Artillery Makes a Shot Worth Notiiij*;. Germination Undkh Eleotrio Influence,âIn experiments by Mr. H. N. Warren, pads of cotton were saturated with a dilute saline solution nml sown over tho surface with common mustard seed, then placed upon platinum plates connected with four constant ferric chloride cells. Germination over the positive plates becamo distinctly visible in less than twenty four hours, and the (-rowtli was more than nn inch and of intensity grcon color at the end of n week. The germination over the neuitavo plato scarcculy commonced in the week and was almost whito. On reversing tho eurront, the â jreen plates withered, and the othors nourished for a time and then also faded. The bleaching is belioved to have been due to thu liberation of chlorine, and not to tho direct notion of tho current. Duhauimtv ov Oolohs.âA study of ihe action of light on water-colors hau been made by Dr. Russell and Oapt. Alnoy. They find that blue light hits the greatest effect, green less, nnd red rays the minimum in* fluencc. Dampness hastens fading, but heat does not appear to atlect it, aud ull pigments are permanent in a vacuum. Mineral colors are far moro stable than vegetable. Of thirty nino single colors examined, twelve woro not acted upon by light, viz: Yellow ocher, Indian reel, Venetian red, burnt sienna, chromo yellow, lemon yellow, raw sienna, terra verte, chromium oxide, Prussian blue, cobalt, French blue, and ultramarine ashâall except Prussian bluo being purely mineral pigments. Permanent mixtures were; Raw sinna and Venetian red, raw sienna and Antwerp blue, cobalt and Indian red. Carmine, crimson and scarlet Inke, Payne's grnyand Naples yollow wore the moat fugitive of colors examined. Children Cryfor Pltcher'sCastorla INHUllltRCriON A'1' HONOLULU. San PitAKOisco, Aug. 10,-âNews hu-* reached hero of Â» desperate attempt to overthrow the government of the Sanwioh Inlands. The Paiijk Commercial Advertiser, of Honolulu, of July IIIhI miya: Two half whito Hawaiian), Robt. Wilcox and Robt, Boyd, who bud beuu t-mit ul the gov* ernmuut's expimBe to ba educated at an Italian m iii tat y sc1h>'>1, hud been plotting an insurrection lor some time, but current rumors wore littlo heeded until the movement culminated iu an iirnieil bund of about a hundred and fifty nntives marching from Put mini to Honolulu nml entering the palace ground.-, arriving at Man I; a gatppf the palaco at four in tho morning. The Fttlama rioter-- wero joined by othur squads, and at one lime the rebols upon tho palace grounds must have numbered about two hundred and tifty.^ Tho kin-", who was absent at the time at tho rer-idencu of Ins eon- sort, 'â¢wis notified by telephone, aud tho royal party went to the king's boat house, whero thoy romaincd, guarded by ihe household troopB. Tho rebels knocked at the pulace gates and demanded admittance, uud finally forced their way inside the gates. Then they demanded thu surrender of tho palace of L. S. Parker, but ho rofused. Seeing this stubborn resistance many rebols deserted, but Wii- cox maintained his position with the 150 who remained. A general alarm was spread through the city by tele* phono and the Honolulu rifles were ordered to repott at their armory. A cabinet couucil wus held early in the forenoon, ut which weru determined vigorous measures. Col. V. V. Ash- ford was appointed to command the government forces. Ho went to the King street entrance of the palace grounds, but not before several shots hud been exchanged between the rebels nnd tho Honolulu rifles. The rioters had turned a field pieco on the sharpshooters, who had found a lodgment in the opera house commanding the pulace ground. The field pieces were soon silenced by the fire of the sharpshooters. Byelevonin the morning the rebels had all tikcn shelter in a bungalo iu the palace grounds, and thu tire, of tho rifles Imd slackened to an occasional shot as a rioter came iu range. The afternoon advanced, and deserters from the rebels began to como in who gave nows that demoralization had sot in among thB rebels. About thirty surrendered at one o'clock. At half past five giant powder bombs were thrown at buildings where tho rebels were hid, and after an hour's bombardment, they surrendered and were locked up. AFTER THE MOBDEBER. Cat* yon ville, Ogn., Aug. 10.âL. Pucket, who during n quarrel nbout lumber yesterday, killed J, S. Catching by crushing Ins skull with a scanting, and made his escape, is reported to have been Been a few miles above hore last night. Oihcorj have gone out this morning. AN *aM**EZZLEll UAUOHT. San Francisco, Aug. 10. -Georgo W. Kyan, Becrct service officer of Hamilton county, Ohio, left for Sacramento this morning to obtain proper papers on which to take back to Cincinnati Marshall M. Lafferly, of thnt city, who has been arrested in Sun Luis Obispo, this state. Lafferly while in the capacity of conductor on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, last October, ember-led 830,000 and made Im cscapo. weeks under treatment in Chicago. His return has been hastened by news of serious illness of bis father at Lake Manitoba, for which place ho leaves this afternoon. He says Gabriel Dumont did not go to Paris, but at last accounts was lying siek at Fort Assini- boine. A BIO HAUL. Quebec, Aur. 10.âAnother Beizure of smuggled whiskey ia reported from one of the lower parishes. Tho haul consisted of 16 barrels. ASTUF1D CAPTAIN. Yarouthm, Aug. 10.â-Tbe inquest ou the body of James Cos-nan, the hostler killod on Tuesday by a cannon ball, hau resulted In a verdict of accidental death, but tho jury charges Capt. I. R. Jolly, who fired tho gan, with stupidity, HE'lBETTEl) STANLEY'H REPLY. Belleville, Aug. 10.âThe branch of the equal rights association haa passed a resolution regretting Lord Stanley's action in tlie Jesuit mattor, and expressing approval of Manitoba's alleged determination to rid herself of separate schools and the dual official language system. A VICE REOAL VISIT. Quebec, Aug. 9.âTho governor- general and Lady Stanley visited (ho legislative library yesterday. Liout.* Governor Angers, Premier Mercier and Speaker Marchand joined tho vice regit I party and paid thoir respects. NUMEROUS DESERTIONS. Quebec, Aug. 9.â Some twenty men are reported to havo deserted from B battery within the past fifteen days. WRECKED SEAMEN. Quebec, Aug. 9.âForty-four of tho crew of the wrecked Montreal camo up on board the str. Sarmatian which arrived this morning. They will be paid off here. BRISK SHIPPING. Quebec, Aug. 9.âKo less than sixty-three steamers and sailing vessels aro now loading at this port for tho United Kingdom. Such activity has not been seen for many years. AN AGED PRIEST DEAD. Toronto, Aug. 9.âRev. Father James Haban, a well-known member of the Sulpician Order is dead. He was at the timo of his death, in point of ordination the oldeat priest of his diocese, and hia decease confers that distinction upon Rev. Father Roonoy, at present co-administrator of the arch-diocese. DUMAS' DREAM Realized in the Successful Test of a Submarine Vessel in Franco Yesterday. Boulanger's Impeachment Continues Beforo the Senate. Tho Prosecutor's Address. Mr. Abbott will go to Australia via Canada ou His Important Mission. A SUUMA1UNE VESSEL. London, Aug. 10.âA auccuesful' trinl nf the submarine torpedo vciisel "Elueral-" wns madu yesteday at Cadiz. William's programme, Berlin, Aug. 10.â-The programme of the coming journey cf the Emperor William hub buen arranged uo follows : Accompanied by tliu empress, he attend the Wugiui nerfouuiiaa- Baireiitlr, Augtisl H;!.; â , 'â ! theygotoLoubEtia ing party has been arrange, eni'iui'or; 23rd to Mptst* 24Ui to star, from which they roturi hoxi to Berlin. ..ill â pt- A DODDLE MISTAKE. Monti:KAL, Aug, 10.âDr. Jeanetto and R. J, Duvins nio the mimes of the physician and druggist's clerk who nre alleged to huvo caused the death yesterday of a child, (he former by prescribing tho wrong medicine and the latter by giving what he thought tho doctor intended to prescribe Tho father of the child has entered action against the doctor. TUK POISONING CASE. Monthkal, Aug. 10.âThrou-jhout the city, and especially in medical circles, there is much excitement over the poisoning arte, It is held by the friends of Dr, Joduolto, who wrote-the prosoi'iption, that the druggist was wrong in substituting anything. The proscription originally wus one which could not be inuilo up. The frlnuds of Mr, Beiimm!. employed at Duvius' tli ng Etotn ou Notre Dame street, contend thai uulphate is ofton used for biaulplutu, and, un no such thing as bt* sulphate inorphiuo exists, it wus natural to use sulphate instead. Should the case come before the court it will provo most into resting. BUI SOMBHS VINE. Qukrel, Aug. 10.âSir Somen Vine, after an address to the board of trado yestorday afternoon, was treated to an excursion around the harbor. Ho goes to Hivioro Du Loup on Monday to interview tho Dominion premier and then shapes his course for tho maritime provinces nnd west Indict. THE MEDICOS DINED. Winnipeo, Aug. 10.âTho banquet tothe visiting modicil gentlemen at tho qtn "ii's last night wns a magnificent affair in point of enthusiasm nud general arrangements. The visitors scorned to be thoroughly pleased with tho reception i-iveii them, and the attention shown, moro especially in connection with the binquot, and in their speeches the wealth of gratitude bub* bled uut on all sides. The dining room, which wai filled to iti utmost capacity, was completely docoratcd with flags, and presonted a guy appoarancc. DUMAS RETURNS. Winnipeg, Aug, 10.âMr. Dumas, jr., returned to tho city yesterday from Paris, having bceu compelled to leave Buffalo Bill's wild west combination on account of ill health. Ho found tho climate of Paris did not rgroe with him. Mr. Goulet, another Manitoban, was in tho hospital for 8 days. On the return journey Dumas was several THE LATEST ORDER. Oiiawa, Aug. 9.âThe customs department have refused permission to the directors of tho union agricultural society of tho oastern townships, the annual show in connection with which will be held at Clarenccville, Quober, next month, to bring in cattle, sheep and swine for competition at the exhibition, although the animals will only be in Canada for two or three days, and be but a few miles across the boundary. It iB deemed expedient not to give the imperial authorities the faintest reason'for scheduling Canada. OLAD TO WITHDRAW. Ottawa, Aug. 9.âIt will bo remembered that aome weeks ago tho postmaster-general instituted legal proceedings against a party In Montreal, and the great Northwestern Telegraph Co. at Hamilton, for infringement of the {lost d act by the private delivery of otters. In the Montreal ease tho postmaiter-genoral secured a conviction, and now the great Northwestern Telegraph Co., at Hamilton, ask for a withdrawal of proceedings in view of their entering into an understanding that avoids such infriogment in future. It is understood that the minister of justice has advised that under the circumstances proceedings be withdrawn on the terms mentioned and payment of occured costi. WANTS INVESTIGATION. Quebec, Aug. 0.âAn investigation is likely to be ordered by the government into certain charges brought by the English board of trade against a shipping office here. It is asserted the proceeds of a certain bill of exchange, drawn up for the relief of Capt Thompson and crew of the bark Peeress, wrecked near Gaspe some time ago by collision with an English cruiser, were nevor applied to legitimate objects. EQUAL RIOHTS. Ottawa, Aug. O.âThe equal rights association held a mass meeting on Monday evening to get a report from the Quebec delegates. BADLY INJURED. Quebec, Aug. 9.âTwo women, em- tdoyed by Carrio Laine & Co,, were mdly wounded yesterday by the explosion of a boiler on which they were at work. SIR SOHKRS VINE. (JcmEc, Aug. 9.âSir Somen Vino had an interview with Premior Mercier aud other members ef tho local government yesterday, and will address the board of trade this afte-noon. SERIOUS TRAIN ACCIDENT. Char'Otte, Aug. 9.âThe night express on the Rome, _ Watetvown and Ogdenaburg Railway, bound west, ran into the Rochester train this morning near Forest Lawn, telescoping four can of the train and killing ono passenger and badly injuring eight othen. A NICE SALARY. Washington, Aug. 0.âEx-Attar- ney-Goncral Garland Tips boon appointed resident attorney of tho Northern Pacific Railroad at a salary of $25,* 000. mm^^^mm^mm^ Ire ror tbe Million. Tho manufacture of iee In blocks eight feet thick and four feot wido, was commenced in this city this morning. A small blook of the manufactured article waa exhibited at Camp' bell's corner. It is bright and oloar and appears to bo a firat class article. Tho freeziug tank was patented by J. C. Kilton, who has charge of tho worka at present, and it ia tho intention to turn out seven tonsa dsy. Aid. Kelly Ib to be congratulated on the success of hii new venture. Ho deserves tho appreciation and patronage of the people of British Columbia,-â Times. A young boy named Dickey waa arrested yestorday at Montreal on n charge of trying to aet firo to two wholesale dry goods houses. Children Cryfor Pltcher'sCastorla I'aki.s, Aug. 9i*âBIondi ed u Wflgor of 840,000 to cable stretched from Uio Eiffel Tower to thn dome of the main exhibition buildinc* in 1&'bb than 5 nliuutes Tho cable will be strung in a fow dftys, und Blondin will attempt the feac as --yon ns the arrangements nre completed. BOULAKi;Kit's TRIAL. Paris, Aug. 9,âThe procurcur- general continuing hia arrai-j-nmont of General Boulanger before lho high court of impeachment lo dny. charged that General Boulanger heli- a veritable political court at Cluiiient-l-'er- rand; that he organized tociei intrigues, electoral agitation aiid a system, of corrupting olbcinls; thnt ho wrote to the war ofirce disclaiming any peraonul connection with wiuu ],ad been done in his mime. Che pro* eureur wub hero interrupted by vigorous protests from tho senator of tho right against the severity of his language. But ho was Btill mo;o aevore when allowod tu proceed. Tho documents before the court, he said, marked General Boulanger's downward path from insubordination to intrigue, falsehood and conspiracy, Tho evidence showed that General Boulanger tried to have Prince Bismarck informed that he (Boulanger) only ( estr'ed to be appointed consul for life. mr. Abbott's Jiissio:;. London, Aug. fl.-Don. J; Abbott hus decided to proceed _ tralin rice Canada. Hi*- sails oi ust 22nd, and will havo final consultations with his colleHfjiicB lu Ottawa and then proceed to-Austhil: i tkt Sari Francisco with Mr. Brown, M.P., and Mr. Parmalee, hiBp'ector of customs. Mr. Abbott conferred with tho Australasian agents-general hereand wan received most kmdly and given by them letters to thoir respective govominenti in tho colonies. Tho plaou of the in* tor-colonial conference is not yet known. Canada enters thu confer* enco with no further programme than to secure joint notion nmong the clonics in order to prom-, te a {-.eater interchange of products. The result of Mr, Abbott's mission is awaited with much interest hero. Reports of impending ministerial changes at Ottawa havo reached here from Cnnnda. It is stated that Mr. Abbott will be mndo minister of trado and commerce, tho departments of customs nnd inland revenue being merged in those of finnuco uud trade. Mr. Abbott snys he knows nothing of any auch changes and thinks them most uulikely. J. C. ) Aua- Aub* ltcsoiu'tun of t-o'inpnUiy. The annexed resolution of condolence from the Surrey municipal council was forwarded the Hon. John Rob* son, provincial aecreUry, a few days ago: "That tho reoyo, and oouucil of the corporation of tho district pf Surrey hereby desire to express the pl'ofouatTsorrow they felt on learning bt the dottiluoof the hon. attorney-general; Mr. A. K. B. Davie, also to assure the government of the sympathy of tho council and people of Surrey with them in tho loss the province at large has sustained by tin. death of Mr. Davie." James Pukoit, Keovc, IT. T. Tinuii, Clerk. Bums' CouricU, Council mot pursuant to adjournment, Miuutoa of previous mooting wore read and approved, Communications received from D. Robson, Eerp, a m. o. N. W. city, -informing the reeve that smallpox wan bolieved to bo prevalent in Ah Poo's wind en nip, noar the river; from A. Murphy, D. McKenzie and others re bridgo over Nloomokl river; an account of 67.50 from Thos. Duminy for Ben ices rendered in tho buml of a Chinaman at Ah Foe's camp, ordered paid. Reports wero rooeived from tht reeve and Dr. I. M. McLean, re tho small-pox outbreak, near tho river. Dr, I. M. McLean had investigated the place nnd surroundings and found u Chinaman dead, and threo children roc-vorng from tho di-*cnae, ho had vaccinated all who woro unprotected in tho neighbor* hood and instituted a vigorous quarantine around the injected lo- ality, with Dr. D. McLean In charge. Tho action of tho reeve in tho matter wn fully endorsed and approved, nnd he wes requested to proceed at mny bo necessary to stamp out tho duserae; from W. Thibcdcau, Esq., C.E., together with plana, profiles, oto.. for tho Surrey drainage nnd dyking scheme, received und approved. Tho drainage, road tax, and highway bylaws weie advanced to tho third reading. Tho clerk wob instructed to request D. Chisholm, Esq., M. P., (a obtain tho potition from a parly or parties in Surroy, praying tho govou* inent to mako no furthor grants for tho improvement of tho navigation of tho Serpentine and Nicomukl riven, as auch expenditure in tho petitioners' opinion wdb calculated to bo an Injury rather thnu a bonofit to tho peoplo of Surrey. Resolutions of sympathy with Mis. A. E. B. Davie, aud with tho government, on the demise of tho lato Hon. A, E. B. Davie, were passed. The counoil adjourned until Saturday, Aug. 10th, at 1 o'olock, p.m. 2 PAINT BRITISH OOLUMBIAN, KEW ffBSTMINSTEfr B. 0., AUGUST 10, 1889. VOLUME VH.--NO. 3ft. JTSas^ THE DAILY COLUMBIAN FDBLISHKD â Terr AOn-aMa Â«xÂ«PÂ« fluiay* BY THB JK'EIXTXTSI'O'7 BBOTHBES, At their Hleam Printing Establish- input, Colombia Btreet, For ti moiiLhs ** 4 26 For J nieiithB ....-, -. 2 26 DELIVERED IN THE OITY: For i'-: months 810 00 Fur t! months â â -... 5 25 Per month -. Â£0 PerweBtt... '" l-iivmi'iit In all cases (except for weekly rate) to be made ln advance. THE WEEKLY COLUMBIAN IhmiciI every WednRMlny Morning. iiellvered In the City, per year. $3.00 Mulled, per year. 2.00 Mulled, (I months. 1.25 gails f ritish ColnmbiÂ«n Saturday Evening* Angus! 10, ISSS. Wo have not heard of a writ being issued yet for tho election which will be necessary in Lillooet district to fill tbo vacancy occasioned by tho death of tho late Hon. A. Â£ fi, Davie, but tbe document will be out shortly, wo suppose. In the meantime the electors of Lillooet should be ensting about them for a lit and propor person from among themselves to represent them in tho legislature. It is moro than probable that such an ono enn be found, nnd it will obviate tho rather humiliating and undesirable expedient of be stowing their suffrages upon nn absentee, a non-residont, one whoso interests are all elsewhere than in the district ho would thus represent (?) Thero may hnvo been some excuse for tliis sort of thing in pnst years in the province, but thoro is none now. In all cases mainland mon at least should represent mainland constituencies. The only exception thut should be tolerated to this rule is in the case of members of the cabinet, who must, of course, reside ut the capital, wherever their constituencies might be. With this necessary exception, howover, we hope to seo tho principle wo have urged obtaining in all elections in tho provinco in future. Dr. Milne has consented to aot as a sounder for the opposition shallows, and will try conclusions with Mr. Theodore Davie in Victoria. Dr. Milne is generally conceded to bo quite eligible as a candidate, nnd would make a good representative, but it is very difficult to imagine on what grounds the electors of the capital would refuse to re-elect Mr. Davio and return his opponent, whon tho former would give his constituents representation both in the houso aud tho government, and the latter must, for tho remainder of this parliament at least, rest under the disability of the very cold shades of a forlorn opposition. It is quito a foregone conclusion that Mr. Davie will bo returned. He has shown no disloyalty to his constituency in tho paat and may be counted on to zealously furthor its interests in the future, We confess wo can see no sense in the new attorney-general's Itombustics about tho "Northern Railway," but then, his constituents, ucct-pting the spirit of that utterance, will probably love him all the better for it. We have been considering Mr. Davie's candidature from the point of view of the electorate to which ho is diroctly responsible, and can seo no reason why he should not have practically a walkover. From a provincial standpoint, viewing him as attorney-general and n member of the government, there can lio no doubt, we think, that a better, though perhaps not an abler, man has gono before. However, Mr. Theo. Davio was undoubtedly tho best material at the government's disposal, nnd his standing as a lawyer, particularly as a criminal lawyer, is n guaranteo of his sufficiency for l bo specific duties of his portfolio. As to the new cabinot as a whole, it is, as over, composed of picked men, and the most casual observer having any acquaintance with men nnd measures in British Columbia must admit that the provincial government is still a strong model too many young mon try to follow. They scoff at religion, because it is .manly* they plunge into dissipation, because it is manly, and they deny the dictates of thoir conscience, because they fear to withstand tho ridicule of the egoists they worship. These may seem exaggerated words, but we have only to look about us to verify them. The actions of the young men in our colleges prove it, the habits of the young men in our cities demonstrate it. There ean be no doubt that a spirit of selfish disregard of tho nobler sentiments is taking a fast hold upon the young men of tho period. The fad philosophies of cotemporary popularity fan this spirit of egotistic agnosticism, aud the seeming inability of the cIuutJ ito counteract the teachings of tho modern European casuist prevents the formation of a healthy reactionary movement. The young men of tho nation must themselves cast off these evil influences and come to a truo understanding of their duty to themselves and others. Tho enemy lies not so much iu temptation of the flesh, as in the cynical pessimism! which is prevuding society, scoffing at sincerity, undermining moral sense, and obscuring tlnty. It is an evil for which tho philosophers of modern Europe are responsible, and if we Auu'ricans are to be national in our sentiment, wo must uproot the seeds of this alien philosophy and develop a spirit of reverence for truth, morality, and God, The present age is ono of almost open agnosticism. Thero is a marked yearly increaso of unbelief among the younger members of the community, remarks America, an _ independant secular magazine, published in Chicago, which is noted for its outspokenness on all questions affecting tho American commonwealth. It is co be feared that its remarks on thn subject will apply in a measure elsewhere than in the States, and its comments which follow are certainty worthy of being read and pondered by tho young everywhere. We do not refer to the middle und lower classes so much as to tho so-called upper classâtho young men of wealth, education, and positionâcontinues America, and adds: The skepticism they display is, indeed, alarming; and unless measures are taken to check its i-proad, tbe most serious consequences will onsuo. Ko irreligious . people can be long prosperous; the lack of faith of some sort is destruction to morality and honor, as believing in no supreme power there aro no ties of belief to curb the passions of tho agnostic or infidel, The desire which young mon feel to be classed as mon of the world is another of the ovil influences which are at work insiduously undermining the morals of tho republic. The Idol they erect is a creature without manly instinct or feeling, a being whoso entire organization is of selfish composition, and who views lifo merely ns an egoist. He is an apostle of Epicurus, whose sole ambition is to experience pleasure- ablo sensations, and who omploys any tnouns to gain his ends, Truth, I honor, virture, uud sentiment nro scorned by him as unworthy of the nan of tho world. This is the Most peoplo like to indulge more or less in ice wator during the warm weather, but a good many aro restrained from a fear that it is not just safe. The editor of a sanitary journal is of the opinion that there is a great deal of sentiment and many opinions regarding the use of ice water that vanish when the light of reason and experience is turned upon them, and continues as follows: The fact* is that ice water, drank slowly and in moderate quantities, constitutes n healthful and invigorating drink. Thero is no doubt that ice is a great sanitary agent, and every family ought to be provided with it during the warmer months of tho year. It is truo that the inordinate use of ice water, or its use under some special conditions and circumstances, is attended with great danger; so is the improper use of any other drink or food. The assumption thnt iced water is dangerous, and that iced tea, or iced collee, or iced lemonade is a harmless substitute, is simply a delusion. As the source of danger feared hy some is the degree of cold, wo fail lo see clonrly how flavor modifies the ellect of temperature. There aro individuals, undoubtedly, who cannot drink ice water without injury, and who ought never to use it, but to a great majority of persons it is refreshing and healthful. Its use, temperate and discreet, is in no way to bo condemned, which cannot bo said of some of its substitutes. Children Cryfor Pitcher's Castoria Notice to Builders rni-.NDERS FOR THE BRICK AND JL carpenter work of Ur. Powell's now block, corner Columbia stroet nnd Lytton square, New WestminBter, will bo recoived up to noon on MONDAY, Align*-1 Itll Ii. PIiuin anil specifications cun bn neon at my olllco, Bank of II. C. Building (up* stairs), on nnd after Monday, 12th Inst., between the hours of 8 a. in. and 5 p. m, dully. Tlie lowest or any tender not necessarily nccepted, JAMES KENNEDY, Arctiilnct. New West., August 9,1080. daullUl REMOVAL ALEXANDER FRASER H AS REMOVED TO STORE NEXT Door to A. M. Herring's Drug Store, Oolumbla Str-jct, where will bo found ti tlMt/clnss llne of Staple nnd Fancy Groceries, Fruits & (Ignrs. AI-SO-â Hoping to seouruRslinre of tlio public patronage. dau7wl nro-riczi wo Choppers & Axemen TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED AT the city Hall, New WeBtmlnster, up to 12o'clock noon on MONDAY, Annul nth* tor (he SLASHING and hukninh. und PILING of LOGS on MELBOURNE ST., marked "Tonder for Melbourne St,," and whin-sued to tho "Chairman of Board of Works, City Hall,Now Westminster." No tender entertained unless nccom* pan lfl by deposit equal to fl per cent, of amount of tender, which shall be forfeited If potty tendering refuses or neglect-- to enU-r Into a contract when culled upon to iiu no. In Hie event of a tender uot being accepted the doposlt will ho returned, Pliins nud spocl(leallonn may bo neon In the City KntOnoor's Offlce, City Hull. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Payments will lie made during the progress of tlio work. J. 0. JAQUEH, Chairman of Board of Works, City Hull, New WeatmlnBter, Aug. 6,1689, dauGtd C. I WOODS Land Surveyor. A. G. GAMBLE Notary Publio. M,Tn&W LAND SURVEYORS! 'fliieiUAUVBl AND CONVEYANCERS, JLO-TINTB B'OB FIRK.-Tlio Western of Toronto.Tlie .-Etna, Tho City of London, and The Hartford. Ll FE.âTho Now York Life Insurance Co. ACOIDHMT-Tlio Travellers'of Hartford Lnnd Surveying in all Its branches accurately and promptly oarried out, City and iubnrlian Lands for Hale. We can show a completo list of desirable localities. Farming Landi. Improved and uiilm* proved, throughout the district. Mining and other Stock bought and sold. Honey to Lonn on flrst mortgage at low rates. __ Tki-m-honjc Call No. 83. V, 0.1)11 AWKllW. WOODS, TtBNBK -ft GAMBLE, Omor, Elurd'i Blqqk, â¢ Columiia Strut NBW WESTMINSTER. dmhMto NEW WESTMINSTER Real Estate and Financial RICHARDS, HAYWOOD & MACKINTOSH, Conveyancers tt Notaries Public. a?. O. 33o-r 31Â©. Tclop-ao-ae *LTo. 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. TS7T ^-.t^,., ~^-. T ^-.---.t s-flrta ."*** D(- NOT SPECULATE OURSELVES, but uii'o our ous- |Y| DNFiV TTO iiOAN. Â«****Â» tome*-- the bonollt of nil our ipooial bargnlut. OOLONIAL HOTEL BUILDINO, NEWWESTMINSTER. -=OFFICES i â¢.â¢".' 176 CORDOVA 8T. * VANCOUVER. Bl YATE8 ST, VICTORIA. JAMES D. RAE [SUCCESSOR TO 1). MePHADEN] DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FIRST-CLASS Groceries and Provisions s-msiii-- Â«*z. ea â¢ Coffees Roasted and Ground on the Premises. Fino Tens a Specialty, uwly OOLUMBIA 8TREET Vancouver City Foundry I Machine Works Co. (LIMITED) Engineers, Boiler Makers, and Iron and Brass Founders HAVING GREATLY INCREASED THEIR PREMISES AND MACHIN- ory, arc in a position to undertake tlio construction and repairs of Mlll'inc uml Stationary Engines and Boilers, Hilling, Mining and Cannery IHiielitiiery, as well as Castings and Formings of every description. Estimates given | nil work guaranteed. D. CARTMEL, A. McKELVIE, General Manager. tlwjU7to Mechanical Maxaiikr. Â© tt Auction Sale! 4SALE BY PIIISUCAUCTIONOFTHE Real unt Personal Eslnle Of llio Iuto 'Loftus it. MoInnbh will bo lioltlat tne COLONIAL HOTEL, New WcnIiuIu* Klcr.lt. (.'..on Saturday, August 31,1889. At 7.80 o'clock p. ra,, by A. M. Nki-sojj, Auctioneer, when the following valuable â iL-o-iH.y vt 'I bo sold without reserve to llio highest U-lder. TKitMs-Ten percent, down antt thoro* miilmli-r t'i ten days from datoof Hale. CITY PROPERTY, LOT 10, BLOOK XVIIIâSOxllB feot, to. (â â ether with DWELLING HOUSE nnd rtiit-lmiiKGN, liciiti* tho rcflltlonco of the Into Dr. h. R. Mclniics. LOT 8, BLOOK (l-MoKhanttt- Squnro- 'M.-tiiii; fonndntlon -tiled nnd cupped, ready [or building, DISTRICT PROPERTY. N. E. fractional y Bee, 28, Township s- oniitnliiliif* 101 iioreB. Thin valuable piece of land is bounded by Iloniiilary Duy an lho cant, nnd by a ca-cotted rond on the nortii; is fenced on two glues, and for agricultural purposes cannot bo unr- passed by nny land In Uio provinco, E. y ot E, % of Sec. 8, Township B, bel ng y mile in width by 1 milo in length; containing 1(10 acre--, and having nbout 10 ncres undor fonco, it dwelling house 18x20 foot, a burn :)0x>ri0 feet, nml shed-* adjoinIni?. Mueh of the abovo land Is open and very easily cleared nnd excellent for Agricultural purposes, W. Kot li.y of See, J), Townships, boing y milo In widlii byl milo In length) containing 100 acres timbered hind; soli Urst-class qualify. N. E. -.{ Seo. '1811. Group I, containing JO acres timbered land lying RA miles from O. P. It, and 8 miles from Port Moody. PORT MOODY TOWN PROPERTY. Sub-divlslons of Lot 201, Group I (Murray Property). Fractional Lots 2 A 0, Block 3 Kutl " 12,13 A14, Â« 2. Fractional " 0. " 8: half required by C. P. It, [not settled fori. Full Lot 7, Block 8. " â Â« is, Â« 6. flub-dlvlBions nf Lot 202, Group I (Olnrk Properly). â . Lots 113,42, -il A 45. Blook 2. " 13 A10, Block 0; required by C. P.ll, J not settled for]. Hub-il I visions of Ud 203, Group I (Boaven Property.) LotHir.Aie.niooitM. PERSONAL PROPERTY. 1 Horse, Harness, Buggy- Gutter, Saddlo A Bridle, Jewelry, shot-Gun, Olllco Furniture, Surgeon's Chair, Instruments, Drugs, Medicines, Medloal Books, tto. J, A. 1IOBINSON, dilylfJW Executor. To Capitalists and Others OFFERS WILL BB RECEIVED BV tlio Counoil of tlie Corporation of lho District, of Kni'i-ey, up to August Hist, all o'l-lot-k p. in., for Iho purcliasoof Debentures proposed to bo issued for from $10, (HiOtoifl'i.iHMi to provide funds for the construction of the surrey Dyking works. Tho highest tu- any tender not ncpos- narlly accepted. Byorder, HENRY T. THRIFT, O. M. C, Surrey, Aug. fl, 1880. dauOtd Department of Fisheries, Canada, Dki'aiitmi'.nt of Fishi'.uikh. Otiawn-itoth July, 1880, Sub flection 6 of Section S, Fisheries Act, dtp. SS, Hevlsctl Statutes of Canada, I, tho Mlnlsterof Marino and Fisheries, appointed under thn said Act, aud empowered thereby "to define thn tldnl ''boundary of Estuary Ashing for tlie mir- poscsof tliis Act,"dn hereby dellno lho tidal boundary for Salmon not fishing within fhe Estuary of tlio Eraser River, In the Province of British Columbia, to be from n line drawn from tho mouth of Sumas River to a point due north across the abovo-iiiimed stream, Given under my baud this 25th day of July, 1880. OHARLES II. TUPPER, Mlnlsterof Marino nnd Fisheries, dwauBM STOP AM READ. Hero Wo are Again with Another Choice â Lot of ImportedTweeds Per Express, at PRICES THAT MECAN11 In the Oily, anil nlso for Fit anil Work- m.n.blp. REMEMBER: ALL WORK IS GUARANTEED OR MO PAT, We will sell CHEAP Hon CASH during the month of AukiibI, to mnko room tor n very oholoe Hall Block. Everybody como and examine. AlsoâAgents (or a NEW INVENTION (or URKHH-etlTTINO that can ho used l,y a man or woman nnd glvo a perfect fit, BEGGS~&HEARD, Merchant Tailors, dmhlyl 88 OOLUMBIA STREET, GROCERIES Fresh Hams. Fresh Bacon. Pure Canadian Lard. Coffees a specialty. A. DesBRISAY, Cot, Columbia & Blackie Sts, iMpldkl BUGGIES! BUGGIES! JUST RECEIVED, A (JARLOAIMIF Pell, Rice Coil-spring* a HcLaughlao MM "VJ as- is m 'are ma ALSO DUPLEX, HANDY, BRADLEY & OTHER Democrat and Express Wagons! rjST The Best and Cheapest Rigs ever offered for sale in British Columbia.=<S3 uwapsie Reid eto Ourrie. â JTJST ^*R-RI"VEIID= 30.000 BAGS Get Our Prices Before Purchasing. BINDING F.C. Strickland & Co. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. a md ii I'olimiliiii SUi-iit, Kew Wcslniliistvr VAN VOLKENBURGH BROS. Wholesale and Retail Batchers. MEAT PURVEYORS IN GENERAL, FRESH AND CORNED MEATS ALWAYS ON HAND, 4-ff-Speclal lines quoted for the shipping trade, Family orders strictly attended to, Hotel, wilt And it to thoir interest to place tliolr ordors with the aliovo firm. dasnoly LONDON MARKET Front Street, New Westminster. MANAHAN & REICHENBACH. IWCOESSORS TO W. B. TOWNSEND) DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FRESH & SALT MEAT Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Bolognas, Etc, duol.vl COMMERCIAL PRINTING Tnn Columbian Piiintino Kstaiilishmuxt lias first-cliiso fnoLitios foi all kinds of Commercial Printing. Bill Heads. Letter Heads, Circulars, Cards, Envelopes, Blank Forms of ovor-' description, Posters, Dodgers, Prltn Lllti, &<>' Prices will lio found as low as at any other oflicn where 6-it-clau work it done. STOVES! STOVE: â â O-O TO* Cheap Cooking Stoves & Ranges! DON'T FORGET THE ADDHHSSi Valvthuni^YuooiTi'. I :-_ziy__y:y_roxt *l*0* SAMUEL MELLARD, - CHILLIWHACK, Whom we have appointed our sole agent for our celebrated Stoves In that district. Mr. Mellard will supply our Stoves at New Westminster prices. dwnoiyi TlUi Bf'AClla III'MINIIM TO H. T. IIAUIlWAIlKMEItl'HAN'IlS, The NEW WESTMINSTER Foundry and Machine Step Front St., New Westminstor, B. C. xto_3t-____tx--__> -r._ei.-w, _atKj*.-_mj__.â¬Â»_ss___t^. -Vt-t-.ZZTTJTf.&.OZCXT.ZlZElZC.B OT? STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILL, FISH CANNERY VliliK I'l.Tl I!VI, & AM, KINDS OF IHACllIKEIiV, Brass and Iron Castings made to Order. REPAIRING DOUE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. 1*. S.âAll onlc-i's from the upper country promptly attended lo. (Iwnolmfl Chas. McDONOUGH, Front Stroot, New Wostminstor. EXTRA FAMILY BLANKETS- FLANNELS, WORSTEDS k all kinds of Woolen Ms HEAD V-M ADU CLOTH UNG. H^P The only House on the Mainland whicli keeps the Manufactures of the New Westminster Woolen Mills. Patronize Home Industry. dmliwtc ROYAL CITY Plaiiiiif Ills Company, Ld. RICHAWO STREET. NEWWESTMINSTER. MASUl'ACi'L'KKHS AND UliAI.KK!* IN us bi iiip â uresseo Liner Shingles, Shakes, laths, Pickets, SALMON BOXES, NET FLOATS, TRAYS. J_.2fTJZI A.I.I, -ECI-CTX-B OZB- Wood Furnishing for Canneries. Doors, Frames, Windows, Mouldings. Balusters, Blinds. Brackets. Railings, Newels. PLAIN AND FANCY AND ALL KINDS OF TURNED WORK. OITY SUPPLIES. NOTIOB 18 HBttBBY GIVEN THAT llm City Corporation will not ho ro* Hiionrjtblo tor nny so'iita or articles fur* iiiMiod io nny offlalRl or employee ox-io-it on mi order sfaliou by tlui city â â ](-â â 'â or f.snlslnnl. Hy Order, D. IIOBBON. Oily Clerk, .Inly i!Hh, JS80. djy2lml W, BREDEMEYER, DR, PH. (li'ilo Partner of John MoVitthor) MINING KNG1NKER. U.S. A PltOVIN- ClAr-HUItVlilYOlt.A AR3AY11H. Mahohkj Tbmi'i.b Blook, Vancou vi-,". id-it. Col. ff-TItellalilo reports, tuulert-rouini mii- voyi-und inajifi of mines cxcaiited nl, lnÂ» nimh, Assay*) itjitihi on RllklmlNof min* orttUtaold nml Hilvor bars. Thirty yeart' ex perl onco In mining 111 Asln, Knione nud United MtuUm of America, BpeaKH ten languages, Ar-Bnyr- from a dlttanoe proinjitly iittoiiduJ lo, *â â â¢*â **â â "- 'â ,""Â»ââ¢- Vtr.ttO. a uw". u uioHtlluu Address Vancou* ddolTtc WANTED. O1 NE THOUSAND COBDS OBDAR. Holts, four to sovonloon foet low*.â SoYAL OITY PLANING MII.U CO.. TO PURCHASERS. 3[*1HE LIS PENPENS PLACED ON UY I property by Hole and Corbould A Mo- oil hns beou removed, ilanoto MRS, EMMA QOLP. Notice to Contractors. Â§ BALED TENDERS WILL BE RK- ceived by tbo iitiilerslgned lip to noma tlio Twentieth Dav of August, for I lie roiiHtrui-Mon of n School House on tlio Trenant School Roscrve, Ladner's Lnnd* Injr Plans and specification*' can bo seen at. Mr. MoNceloy'B store, Ladner's Landing. , â R.WATSON, UM6I17 Secretary. VOLUME VII.-NO. 35. DAILY BRITISH OOLUMBIAN, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0., ATJGUSf 10, 1889. P THE GOOD TIMES AT HOME. >, tho good times at bomo I how sweet to remember Tho pleasures and Joys tbat surrounded us thoro, 'rom Deoombor to June, and from Juno to December, When wa woro unburdened wltb sorrow or care. 'rom (,'nrrct to collar, from cellar to garret, With happy abandon wo frolicked and played, aroiring tho spirits of music and laughter, And nobody frowned ai tho racket we made. ', tho games and tbo gambols out-doon, so inviting, , With homo very handy to run to, la caso 'â¢ omo lawless marauders, against us uniting, Bhould press us too .closely, compelling a race. - at-will through tho doar dwelling and overy place neurit, fto fearlessly, freely, permitted to roam, "* iTliat wonder that wo should decide In our childhood - -a--. â There was nought to compare wltb tho good times at borne I > ben tbe games la tbo evening ln which we would riot I Thu telling or stories, adventures, and aU *â bat bnd brightened tbo day 1 And then, later, tlm quiet, Tbe peaceful homo hours-bow sweot to re* oalll here woro books, there woro platures In endless profusion, , , The slok or tho Btudlous ones to bogullet ''" nd iho dark winter days wero mado cheerful . ana pleasant By the mother's door presence, hor voice and hor smile. ,, - ble8t woro tho ties of affection that bound us I 0, joyously sweet wore tho songs that wo sung, "hon merry companions wero gathered around us, And familiar tho scenes tbat wo frolicked among I hough many a banquet Is spread lor our pleasure, /Though oft from tha fireside tempted to roam, bo heart will still cherish Its load recollections Of tho days that aro past-ond tho good times at homo, -Josephine Pollard, tn iV. 7, Uttgtr. GBANDPA'S STORY/ to Tells a Very Good One All About Himself. " So It seems Fred Hayes has finally jilted annv Howo," said Grandpa West, ono liny morning, as ho stood shaking the raps from his great coat on our kitchen â ;ovo. " Yes," replied I, ns I filled a pan with apes and prepared to eut tbem, " and moro tamo to him, too. Brought her clear up to i ongngemont, nnd thon left town with -.other girl, and without ono word to Fan." "Shame ["repeated good Grandpa West, ith an indignant Hash from eyes blue and oarasat twenty-one; "It's adlsgracoto iy Christian church to let one of its raom- ji's go on so. Timo was when ho wouldn't We gono scot freo as ho has now." "But what could havo beon done!" Iin- lircd. "Dono! He'd havohad tho full broadside ! church discipline ou his shoulders fifty :ura ago. Ho ought to bo dealt with as armon page was," concluded grandpa, editativoly. i "How was that!" inquired I, interested > onco. "I wonder if you ovor hoard that story!" iid lio, with a curious glance understood otter afterwards* "Soo here, it's a rainy iy, nnd mother won't bo expecting mo ome. Hand ovor a knife and I'll help you itn your apples and tell that yarn at tbo imetime." Woll pleased with tho plan, I took anothor in, and our fingers liew as grandpa wont i with tho truo and authentic history of armon Pago, "You see," he began, "all this happened Tty years ago, and Amltyvlllo wasn't thon io blow-going; dull littlo placo it is now. wns comparatively now, and was as lively id enterprising as tho now places of tho "est nro to-day. Thero woro a good many d aristocratic families, though, and I tell o they hold thoir bonds high, Tho vory oet in' houso slips had to bo gauged ao- rdin' to tho rank of tho buyor, and I toll ou old Deacon Avory would novor havo got ie scowl out of his forrard if Squiro Pago ad happened to had a seat in front of his. "Deueon Avory hod a daughterâa quiet, ontlo girl, with a slight, graceful 'figure ad a facoâwell, you don't soo such faces owndays; a clear, fine complexion, with a olicute pink trembling up into her lips ben sho was spoken to. Her oyes wero reat limpid wolls, changing with overy nought, and hor hair was a soft chestnut rowu, waving about hor faco in its own tay ward stylo, "Sho was a lovely girl, b*>camoa profossor oung, and was always to be soon In ttio ond t tho deacon's pew ovory Sunday, rain or liitio. She'd novor had muoh company, for lero was a kind of dignified reserve about sr that kopt tho fellows at a distanco. But -hen Bho was long'bout eighteen or twenty [armon Pago began to go with hor. Ho was a handsome, high-spirited chap, veiy and full of talk, and as different from [orcy Avery as two porsons could bo. But ley loved each other; thero's no doubt hout that. Uanv's the timo I'vo soon hor rand eyes sparkle and pretty chocks fluBh t Harmon's witty speeches, till sho was mlly brilliant. And ho, with all his proud ilrit, always grew strangely gontlo with orcy. "Bo, in spite of tho rivalry that had ol* â ays existed between tho two famillos, no no would have disturbed tho two, had it ot been for Virginia Wake She was a -main of Colonel Ford's first wife and tune thoro visltln' from tho South. Virginia was called a handsomo girl, :1th hor brunette face, flashing blook eyes, lid heavy black curls sho was novor tired f jingling around ber nook. She bad a ood deal, too, of what you call 'stylo,' and imityvillo folks who didn't know as much f tho ways of tho world as thoy do now, ere complotly fascinated with her taking uys. Tho young follows In particular ovnred around hor liko moths Around a audio. All oxcopt Harmon Pago. He hod on- agod hiiiiHolf to Moray, and at flrat gavo io now comor tho go-by. Tho Pages and ordB hud a family feud of a good many oars' standing, which kopt them apart for no thing, and Virginia had plenty of com* any besides Harmon. "Uut I supposo Harmon's indifference ilqued tho girl, and sho snubbed tho othor loys and exerted all hor charms on Harmon. " Sho camo in tbe fall, and along nbout Christmas timo the neighbors began to no- ,lce that Virginia was mighty thick at the Niges. "The two houses wero pretty near to* â other, and sho used to run ovor to Mother hif-c'B on somo oxouso or other twenty Inioa a day. Perhaps 'twa'nt strange that iarmon began to bo flattered by it. Ho hod ob good a turnout as any chap in tho place, ind ho got ln tho habit of taking Virginia loiiBidorablo. " You seo position's every thing in moro loses than one, and Virginia was right thero iiimly,, whilo Mercy lived at tho top of ono f our old-fashioned Connecticut hills, with droadful hard road loading to it. " Whothor sho know how mueh Harmon vas taking tho other girl wasn't known; omo thought not. Sho didn't get out much, ixcept to meotln' that winter, and sho had enough of her father's spunk about hor not to lot on that Bhe saw Harmon f oolin' with Virginia Wako at tho noomn's. " Thoro was splondid sleighing that sea- inâtho kind wo don't havo thoso days- and some of tho young folks wanted to havo a general sleigh ride. It was put oft from thnu to time, till 'twas finally eet for ouo Thursday night 11 It waB tho night of tho regular weekly prayor meeting, ond uftor tho time ot tho rido was all settled Harmon, who was tho only profossor In tho party, tried n littlo to havo it changed. But Virginia Wako declared, with a wicked shako of thoso jingling curls, that sho could say her prayers just as woll in a sleigh as Bhe could cooped up in that stupid barn of a mooting houso. "Evory body thought of torwards that Bhe fixed the rido for Uut night to show Morey Avory tho power sho bad over Harmon Pago. " Well, tho party Btarted from Amityvillo 'long about fivo o'clock. Thoy wero all in a big two-horse load except Virginia and Harmon. "Sho had arranged for them to go ahead in his cutter alone, and I'll admit thoy wore a splondid looking couploâhe with his lino eyes and teoth, and sho in a rich crimson hood that set off her dark beauty to perfection. "Our routoâfor I was ono of tho party- lay straight up tho hill towards Deacon Avery's. Just ns wo turned into it wiio should wo meet but tho deacon and Mercy. "Thoy woro lato, for tho mooting was alus appointed for early candlo lighting; but Mercy had probably waited awhile for Harmon, who for n year back had takon hov to Tliuvaday nieetin' as regular as the day cut;]*., round. Sho sat up straight and queonly beside hov ful hor as thoy passed, and seemed not to hoar tho malicious Bally Virginia called out to hev. " Wo, in tho bnck tentn, woro near onough to entch tho scornful glance sho throw from those deep oyes, gray ns steel thnt night. "As for Harmon, ho turnod whito to the lips, and for a milo hardly answered tho banter that Virginia kept up. Aftor Unit ho seemed to grow perfectly rockless, laughed atid^jokod louder than any of tho -â¢est, nnd was so careless thnt ho drovo on aatono wall; nnd wo, following, woro nil upset in a heap together, and had hard work to got tied up so as to make our way homo towards morniug moro doad than alive. It wns n sorry day for Harmon Page. Ha wns waited upon by n churoh committee, hoitdcd by Deacon Avory, who denounced lili) wholo conduct towards Morey as unchristian and highly inconsistent in a church mombor. Ho didn't havo much to say for himsolf, und thoy churched him on tho spot. Ho was pretty down in tho mouth, but Itop t up somo hopo till ho saw Morey Avory. " Ilo had rofusod to soo Virginia Wako, and that night ho went up tho familiar hill to Deacon Avery's stono houso. â¢'Mercy horBolf camo totho door cnlm and go)f-posso3Â£icd, as If nothing had happened, nnd ..allowed him into tho sitting-room. Thoro wns n steady light in hor gray eyes, though, that mado Harmon tromblo, and, without heating about tho- bush n bit, lio camo right to tho' point, and asked if all might bo forgiven and forgotten, nnd thoy l)ecomo as good friends as boforo. Ho worked himsolf into a passion, cried and like a child, thoy said, law, it didn't movo her an atom, tho genuine old Avory grit, if she wns mild mannered, and sho told him that, as long us tho churoh bad put him out, Bho of courso in conscience couldn't tako bim back. "Ho pleaded and entreated until ton o'clock nt night, a lato hour in them days, but it didn't mako a mito of difference. Sho wouldn't overlook what tho church hnd considered u gross breach of faith. Ho wont out a crushed man, and from thnt timo his spirit soomod to leavo hlm utterly. "And what about Virginia Wakoi" I interrupted, unconsciously cutting my linger in my eager interest. "Oh, after tho girl hod dono all tbe mischief possiblo, publio opinion toward hor changed 'mnzin quick, and she loft town in a fow days, and was nover heard from in thoso parts again." "And Harmon Pageâwbat becamo of Ural" Ho nover got ovor tho shock. Ho becamo silent and melancholy, and finally had to bo takon to tho Rotroat. He grow worso, and tho sight of a handsomo woman with red chcoks and black curls would always throw him into his most violent tantrums. Ho died in the asylum at lust." " Now, I think that was real moan," sold I, wrathfully, winding cotton arouud my bleeding thumb. " If Mercy Avory hadn't turned him off hia lifo might not havo onded so sadly. I think sho ought to liavo taken him baok." 'Ah, hu," said Grandpa West, quizzically, "doyou mean thatl" "Certainly-*1 said I, with dignity, "why sbouldn'tH" Ob,nothing," ho replied, "only if sho had, Harmon Pago would have boon your grandfather instead of me." "My grandfatherâwhy, thon," said I, in somo confusion, "Morey Avery must beâ" Mercy Wost, your grandmother," said grandpa, chuckling mo under the chin. "Confoss now that 'all's woll thut ends woll.'" "I supposo so," sold I, reluctantly.âNets England Magazine, UNDERGROUND CHAPEL. IntcreHlfnj; Discovery ln un Old Mino ln Northern Mexico. An interesting discovery has beon mado in nu old Spanish mino ou the property of tho Corralitos Cattle and Mining Company, on tho Casn Grnndo rivor, in Northovn Chihuahuu, an immonso estato belonging to Ei Paso and Now York partios. Tho mine is callod tho Snn Pedro, und thoro is on it an old inclino going into tho mountain nt an anglo of forty-fivo degrees and evidently following tho richest oro streak in a zigzng manner. At tbo ond of this inclino a subterranean chamber was found whicli hnd been fashioned ovidontly with groat labor and troublo Into a regular Catholio chapel, Tho chamber is somo thirty feot in diameter and about twenty foot high. Seats havo boon cut from tho solid rook running all around tho chapel, and so has boen an altar and a pulpit. Tho wholo was found neatly whitewashed, and presents a peculiar nnd weird aspect. Tho ancient chapel could bo used at a momont's notico aa a placo of worship. A tradition Ib found to oxist among tho natives living in tbo neighborhood that mnny yoars ago n regiment of Spanish cavalry was stationed at tho presidio of Janos, somo twouty-fivo miles distant from tho mines, and thnt tho Indians disclosed tho oxistenco of tho mino totho priost, who was in spiritual chargo of tho regiment. This priest wont into partnership with tho Colonol, und thoy employed tbo soldiers of the command in working tho mine, which was found exceedingly rich. After n whilo complaints wero mado about this enforced labor at headquarters in Spain, and tho Colonel was called homo to answer the chargo. Beforo leaving, ho and tho priest divided tho silvor, and tho Colonel's sharo won HiiOlclont to load eighty inula*, whioh ho took with him across tho country to Vera Cruz, whoro ho took ship for Spain. Tho whole country adjacent to tbo Casa Qrando and Santa Marin rivers is full of objects of interest to thearchtcologistandnaturalist. Prohistorlc ruins are found everywhere, many of them clearly traceable to tho Aztecs, but others evidently antedate any authentic records of history. A richor flold of exploration and investigation can not bo found anywhere in North America. Dialifliis mul thu Clcrj-ymim. Says Jntnos I'ayii in tho Independent; "Dickons used to tell n story of mooting with it clergyman In a railway train who hold forth to his fellow-travelers ovor su long upon tho novelist's privnto fallings. 'Dickons Is an atheist, air, as 1 happcu to know; ho is also a gambler, nnd, I regret to say, drinks,' nnd so on. 'Doar ine, how sad. Hnvo you over aeon linn drunk!' asked Dickens, 'Woll, not exactly drunk; no, but certainly overtaken by liquor.' 'Havo you ever soon him sober?' 'Well, thut is too much to say. Ob, yos, 1 have â eon him sober.' 'Often!' 'Yes, often.* 'No, sir; only twice. You see him now for tho first time.''" Uow to Smoko a Cigar, Au old Bmokorsnys that to givo somo persons good cigars is liko casting pearls boforo Bwlno, because thoy do not know how to light thom. Tho bost "Havana" that is "imported" from Florida or Connecticut will ylold but a vile, unsatisfactory smoko if lighted so as not to burn o clear ring all around and evenly. Tho outsido or wrapper is of tho best tobacco; tho next, the "binder," is of a poorer grndo whilo tho bulk of tho cigar, tho "filler," is tho poor- ost. Thoy are assorted with tho Intent that thoy bo burnod togothor. Whon this is done tho rosult Ib a delimitÂ© and gratifying smoko. Tho full benelit of a cigar is only secured whon It Ib lit thoroughly and tho ciudor kopt moderately cIobo bo that It will not fall off right at tbo flro, Cleanse the System DO IT SNOW If il iinj,MHi*i.-a With that most reliable} modicinoâPalne's color? Compound. 11 purines the blood, cures constipation, and regulates tlio liver and kldncyK-ofTectunlly cleansing I ho system of all waste i nnd dead matter. Palne's Celery Compound aomblncs truo nerve tonic and strengthening qualities, reviving the energies nnd spirits. " I have been troubled for some years with fl complication of difficulties. After trying various remedies, nud nut llnding relief, I tried l-alno'a celery Compound. Boforo taking one full bottlo tlio long troublcsomo symptoms be* can to subside, nnd I can truly say now, that 1 feel like a new man. Digestion has improved. and I havo gained ten pounds ln weight slaco 1 have commenced taking tho Compound." Uonestcb bteabnb, FelchvUlo, Vt. ji.oo. six for $5.00. At Druggists. WELl-B, mOPAKDBON&CO,, MOHTSliU ANY ONE CAN DYEI A Dress, on a Coat,") /fnv Co for <*â¢} Any t â Â»f FC Ribbons, Feathers, r F0R Yams, Rags, etc. ) ten cent* ind in many other ways SAVE Money, and mik< tliinc*. look like NEW, by uiitig DIAMOND DYES. The work ii easy, simple, quick: the :olorÂ» lho BEST ami FASTEST known. Ask foi DIAMOND DYES and take ao other. ?or Gilding or Browing Fancy Article* USE DIAMOND PAINTS. Sold, Silver, Bronze, Copper. Oaly Â» Cents. A COOK BOOK FREE By mail to any lady sendin** ua her post offloe address. Wolls. Richardson & Co., Kenton' W. C. LOYE, sot and Shoe llaker. Repairing Seatly Done. Cork Sole Work * Specialty. â jarordors promptly attended to, Clark-ion St., in rear of Colonial lintel, noxt to Hand Bros.' offlce. dnolto TENDERS SEPARATE TENDERS ARE CALLED for tho construction of tho SURREY JiYKE, Flood antes, and nil work lu con- ii'.-ctlmi therewith, Tenders will be received up to August 81st, at 1 o'clockn. in., and plans and Kji^citlralion** may be (-1.-01), aftor Auj-tist, illli,ntlIiu residence of Itcovo Punch, Riuiviisviilo. where blank forms for tender may he oi-laliml. Tlio lowest or any tender not necesMiirily accepted, Uy order. HENRY T. THRIFT, c. jr. 0. Surrey, July 30,1880, JyilOdtdwl H-A-KKISOW* B_e__lX__T(3t-& -^werated "Water (Direct front the Springs,) ENDORSED BY HIGH MEDICAL AW THORITIEtt. The nbove will be delivered in Now Westminster twice a week. Leave orders With F.O. McOARTNKY, Com mini* lon Agent, Douglas St., New Westminster. dJIySIc NOTICE. In the Supremo Court of British Columbia. Botween WILLIAM TIETJEN, Plaintiff And JAMES HAULING, Defendant NOTICE IS HEREUY GIVEN THAT an Ortli'i- licariiiK date lin; lfll.li dny of .Inly insiiint has booh grunted In tho iiimvc notion, restraining tho Defendant* his servants nnd rtKonlR-Miiitll Iho trial of Die said action from, miion--; oilier tbluga, iiHinii tho word ".Mainland" in or upon any boxes or labels- upon boxes of cigars mumifiu'tiirid liy nr for hiin. ARMSTRONG A ECKSTEIN, Plaintiff's Holloliori". Dated 18th July. 18811. tl ilyWml Great Removal Sale! âOPââ BOOTS & SHOES Art l INTEND MOVING NEXT DOOR to Cily Hukery, 1 will ollbr fnr llio next, fifteen days, 15 PER CENT. OFF On all rush piirnliases, A. 1!. WINTEMUTBi, Sitsnof Iho "Buflhlo." Now Wcsi., July 27, ISSft dwJ127to Auction Sale! T HAVE RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS I and will soli hy Public Auction, ut tho Colonial Holed, on SATURDAY, Angaitl illst,!Â«Â«!Â», nt i.iJO o'clock p. in., the following-valuable propel ty,yls.: Section 25 (containing 100 acres, more or ]â >â *:â ,), liloek 5 Norlh, Range Two Went, Township No. H8| Itaiiae Went ot ("oust lUeililliui, Now Westminster District! about BUS milos from Brownsville-on Yalo mul; Vj mil'-.* from I'r.isor River. Improvements-" nores cleared; nil under fence. Houso, Barn Woodshed: 2 wood wolls ilrsb-olasa water. A yonng Orchard, consisting of W)varieties of frtfittrees from 3 to 4 yours old. Terms cosh. A. M. NELSON, djy23td Auctioneer. [Removed from Saanich to Viotoria] SEND FOR CATALOGUE (illustrated) of.Plants, Flow; er and Vegetable Seeds, Cut Flowers, &c. Valuable imported Japanese Lilies given away to customers this year. G. A. McTAVISH, dinhWmlt VICTORIA, B. 0. Port Kelis This Fine Townsite. at tho l'rcsh-Water Junction of the Southern Railw'y IT IS AN UNDENIABLE FACT THAT OABTUR'S Temple of Music Is the Place to Buy First*01abs PIANOS aâ¢ At such Prices and Terms us will Suit Any Reasonable Buyer. For prices nnd terms, npply to CARTER'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC. Vancouver, V- â¬* 230 Haitlngs St. West. dnplOtc -JNTOTXOE. ALL PERSONS ARK WARNED THAT Samuel Greek has no right or tide to any portion of LOT SltO- I'lUiir I. New Westminster Dlstrlot-. and any sales purporting to bo made by hlm of any portion of tho said Lot, wilt be void om, Donald a. smith, *or R.R.Axuvb, 3. M. BROWNING, Com mlbs loner. Vancouver, July 85,1880. djlyitlml CITY BREWERY! â A.1Â© |_Ale! Tho Vory Best In llie Oily Is Brewed by JOHN W. ANDRZEJEWSKI At tho City Brewery, Agnes Street. Orders left nt Dickinson's Butcher Shop shnll have prompt attention, Glvo us a trial und Judgo /or yourselves. New Wost., July Irt, 1880. djlyl3tc W. R. AUSTIN'S SAAMJILLS! BRACKMAN & KER, MANUKACTUItKKS OK OATMEAL By thu Latest Improved Process. **-***- ABSOLUTELY PURE. Milts nl Itnrlli Siinnlcli. OPI'-|C'E.t WAItl'IinuSM; Vlolnrln. dmli'JOnie Service Bull. THE THOIlOUGH-BnED STORE-POqiS JERSEY BUM,, "Governor Moody" Wlllntimd for rorvlco llilsaeason iifpel- hiim Dairy. New Wtumiilm-ter, wlieie Iho betuiitful aet nf Ibis sit].ei-biitiiii)!il van bo seen nml liispE-cleil. A fow calves for snlo, Terms reason* ablo. T. CUNNINGHAM, Ralph Booth, Proprietor. Malinger. dmyiSto Corbett & Kennedy, SIANOPAOTURKltS OP TIN, C0PPER&SKEET-1R0N â W-A.-B-HI. â¢ffEItHTEK'S DUM-fct (UP-STAIRS), Fhont Street, Nbw Wemtmikhtkh.. HAVING JUST OPENED IN THE nbovo line, we respectfully solicit n slime of tbo trade, and trust by careful nttentlon lo orders and moderate charges to merit- tho same. Experienced work* mou; wilkfactloii i*uanititeod. En'linules furnished forOalvanizcd Iron Cornice, Roofing, Plumbing, Oas-llltlng, Stenm und Hot Water Heating, &e. wrEntrnuoo to promises on Mary St., In rear of Bank of R, 0. dwmhOlo TO SMOKERS. IF YOU WANT TO ENJOY A GOOD CiaAIt, ASK FOR THE BRITISH LION HENRY LEE, Â« â¢ MAINLAND. *2TThoy nre not only made of the Choicest Tobacco l-ut thev are of Home Manufacture, and should be patronized by all gooil citizens, WM. TIETJEN, Manufacturer, 1KII-IIKOOK BUILDINO, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. dwllnoly I aim) 330.333 COKDOVA STRKKT, VANCOUVER, B.C. Importers nud Denlors In MACHINERY OK ALL DES0HIT10H8. MARINE WOrTa SPECIALTY. d wde20lc FARM PRODUCE. Hard-wood, Fir-wood, Bark, LEAVE OBDEI1B AND SETTLE A' COUNTS AT AUSTIN'S WHARF. dinyaflto J. W. WINGER nEALEUIH Hard and SoftWood Draying and Teaming Bono on Short Notice find nt Remon- able Terms. sah juKu UME Always In Stock, OrdorsloftalthoCP. promptly delivered, ."Whnrf will bo dm time WM. H. VIANEN, Boots and Shoos! AND WHERE TO GET THSM AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LARGEST BOOT & SHOE STORE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA LADIES' BOOTS & SHOES AND WHERE TO GET THE BEST ASSORTMENT AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Misses tt Children's And Where to Get the Newest Styles, Where to Get the Best Quality, and Where to Buy Them at the Lowest Prices. WHOLESALE fl FRONT STREET, New Westminster, Brit. Col. Canadian Pacific Railway, PACIFIC DIVISION. Gen'l Superintendent's Office. CAUTION. OWNERS AN'I) MASTERS OK VKH- NOl.-umd oilier flrufi niivlunilnB ihe Frtiser Hi ver are umiHoncd in Iteop wllhln llie IlnovN painted l{n| ti'-.l While, re* s-ii'ctlvofjvit ||ie Mlssi..n llrliltrc, ns itur- liH*llii'oi)iisliiii*i|(-'i of the llridi'o, navl- Kin ion between the lianks or Hie River ami the Buoys In diitiBflryns,owing lo piles boing ilrl ven there. H. ABBOTT, General Superintendent, Vnncotiver, B. C-, Tth May, 1880, dmyWo Plants for Sale! âAT THK Douglas Street Nursery. ORDERS TAKEN FOR FRUIT AHD ORNAMENTAL TREKS, Including all the lending vitrlotlcH of Apples, Pears, Plums, Cherries, AI-SO SHALL ruI'lTS of every doserlpt ion. ItimquclH, Wri-nllix and ('roHHfi-* made to order, ddwnpayl p. LATHAM. F3E3-TTD "TCOtTSi â wi nil*"* Above *tV'-Kiiiii"-is.*'r, llui' just been Surveyed, nnd tlto Lota nr-j for eale by WOODS, TURNER & GAMBLE ALBERT J. HILL & COMPANY Op Nkw Westminster, IJ. C. Tho nil vantages mul prospects cf tills Plot for a futuro thriving Town nro many. Tho Lnnd in tlio vicinity la good. Thoro are incxlintif-tilrio IRON OUE DEPOSITS, of n superior quality, immediately ndincent, ns well ns vast strata of tho linest BUILDING SAND nml POTTERY CLAY. Oil tlio Townsito nro a number of vnlu- ablo MINERAL SPRINGS. Communication by lnnd and wnter is unequalled | by reason of the locntion of the Townsito on the Fruser Rivor nnd tho Southorn Rnllway, whilo tho natural elevation and lay of the land can not bo excelled ns a situation for a fino town, Tho ground is open nml clear of heavy timber. The sito tins been saloctod ns one of tbo most important stntic-s on tbo Southern Railway, nnd with tho completion of tlie road, in tlio near future, must, with all its other advantages, spring into prominence nt mieo. Thoso who apply curly will have the pick oi tho Lots. A oloar tltlo givon with ovory purchase. Parties wishing Lots can apply as well, on the premises, to HENRY KELLS, dmyOto P-ton-M-TOR. 0. BYRNES, - AUCTIONEER, AUCTION ze__to-vxnroxA.x. Ul TOWNSITE OF HASTINGS Now Westminster District. Tliui-siliiy, Aug. AT 11 O'CLOCK IS, A. Mt ISM, T HAVfe BEEN INBTRUOTKD BY THE 1 lion. Chief Commissioner of Lnnds nnd Works, on behalf of lho Provincial Government, to soil by Auction, AT VANCOUVER, Townsite of Hastings! Lots 21 and 22, and llie fractional parts ot Lots 10, II, 12,10,11. These Lots will be Hold Hiibject to the valuation of the improvements thereon. HU Suburban Blocks of Land RaiiRliiK from 2!<j tn 1 acres each, mr- rounding Hastings park. Theso Blocks nro situate on tho East, West and SoitlIt sides of this flue l'nrk, whleh contains I'H) acres. This property Is on a nlco elevation nhovo Burrard InM, and overlooks this mngnlfleent hat hor, ami tuny bo considered the linost Residential property of tbo City of Vancouver. .âAI-80â 00 BLOCKS OF LAND In tho same Township, extending southward from the nbove hinds, and rantilni* from 111 to il'i ncres ench, Inking In tlie full width of the TownBite, AI-80â- New Westminster District. Eighteen quartor-Koctloiis inXot-flSSMS*, (BS, 833, UD, ISO, ns permnpof tlio Pls- trlct. Those lots nro well adapted for agricultural, dairy or orchard purposes, apd on account ot tholr oloso proximity to tho markets of Vnncouvor mil Now Wefltmlnster nro desirable properties '- -â¢--"â¢â - ---â â â --- â if- '** Mans of tho various properties will be Issued. TerniH nt Sale: one-third ensh, one-third ii months, balance 12 months, with Interest nt rnto of u por cent, per annum, GEO, BYRNES, dJlyWW AtJCTIONKBB. . Davidson Bros. VANCOUVER, To Have Them Put in Good Repair. CALL AKD SEE OUB STOCK WHILE IN THE CITY. DAVIDSON BROS., Cordova St., Vancouver, dllygjto BF Hii-lic-it Price paid for Fura nnd Door HiiTes. Correspondence Invited. turuToleptionu Call No. e. djasto DOUGLAS STREKT BAKERY Foot of Douiilas bthbict, Nicaii coi.u'iiiia 8tkeet. J. i i:i;-.- so, i-ROPiHE'ron. Pnnsn miiiAD, cakks, i-astby, poiifeotlp-ior'', etc., ew, Hotel auit RostiiiimntlrnileMollelleil. All orders ]ii'i,in|,lly iillnntleil lo iititi tiollveretl louny partof Ills oily, iluili'2sy "j**"" REMEMBER, my stock of line Hoots 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 ROUSSEAU, dwtc SI Colv-xa-bla Street. c. GENERAL (LUNDBOM'B BUILDING, FRONT STKHJ'T} JO_E_J_.ZtT:-l. XCT Constantly on J-fnml nn Kxtcusivc Stoek or ]>ry Goods, Groceries, Boots tV .Shoes, Untn & Haps, Crockery, Glassware. &v* MEN'S -Sre BOTrS' tSSXTX^ir. Great Variety of Household Artioles, Also, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES, LIME nnd GENERAL STORKS. jf, b.âFarm Produce bought nt market ratti from tbe Interior promptly attended lo. ml Cor. Columbia and Churoh Su. New Westminster, Bnt. Col. Monuments, Headstones & Tablets In Marble or Granite ot Best Quality, CORNISH POSTS AND CUItBINC*. N. IJ.-Just recolved-the fllicBt useOrt* mentor Si-oti'it (irn-illent'inutm-itti*ever noon n British Columbia, wlileh wili he sold at prices putting-nm pel It ion onl. of lliiu-uestion. dwmMiyl ALEX. HAMILTON PROP. TIME CARD. OT. OO. The Fino Flrst-C'laas Str. William Irving Will Lenve the 0. P. N. Co.'s "Whnrf, Tuesday,Thursdays Saturday AT ? A. M., FOR OHIUIWHMK SND WAV PORTS. Iteltiniliii,' Evory Wednesday, Friday & Sunday When BiiflieU-iit Inducement offers she will proceed to HOPE and on such oeensions will leavo hor whnrf at 4 a. m. Connecting with tlio C. p. N. Co.'s Steamer for Victorin. JOHN IRVING, Mnnnger. T, h. IIUIOGB, Aceut, New Westminster. diipSlc ESTABLISHED 1859. ROBT. DICKINSON BUTCHER, Hear))' Opposito tlm Colonlitl Hotel, NEW WKSTJIINSI'ER. mllK LARGEST AND CHOICEST 1 assortment of all description, ot MEATS AND VEGETABLES Constantly on hnnd- anil supplied to Fam. â ilea, Rr-ntnunuts, and Sto.iml.oat9 at tho LOWK.ST POSSIBLE PHICER Farmers, Attention! THK tlNOKIlSMNKI) HAS FOR SALE ATâ Chilliwack, B. C. ill Farm Wagons. 18 Buck Boards. 1 Spun well iniiti'liiil 4-year old Blm* Horses. S Single Driving Horses. 8 Cows and Calves. 10 Head Steers. 1 Trotting Wagon. UST A Full Lino of Cooking Stoves, Heating Stoves, Tinware, Hardware, Groceries, Dry Goon's, Notions, Crockery k Stoneware, Clothing, Hats St Caps, Drugs, Farm Implements, Houso Flinings, Furniture, and tlio Largest Line of Boot, and Shoes abovo Westminster and tho most Complote Stook of General Merohandiso, COMB AND EXAMINE AND BE CONVINCED. HENDERSON BROS. JylOdAwSm Time Table! l___fi_ TIIK STKAMEK WROBERT DUNSMUIR LEAVES WESTMINSTER evory Mon* dny morning at 7 o'clock for Nnnnimo, vln Vnncouvor, returning Tuesday, vlu Vancouver. Leave.* Westmlnater every Wednesday at 7 n, m. for Nmmiiuo direct, eannectlng with Islnnd railway uud Comox steamer. Leaves Nannlmo for Vancouver on Thursday'* and Friday-- uml rotinns samo days. M.A.HcRAE Merchant I ail or IIRAIITIKI'I, ItAXHK OF Black & Fancy Worsteds Striped nud Chock i CASTOR! for Infants and Children. "C-4lorl.ijiow.il,d,pt-<l*oolilIJreiiUut I CMtnte euros Colic, Oon-tlpallon, Irecommenait-jrip.rlorto.D-'DroKriuUoa I flour Stwmacli, Dlsr-ltma, Eructation. ta.-n.to-r...'' ttiZZtt^ ^ST1' â¢*"" "^ PtÂ° IU So, OlJsrtf*, Brooklyn, H.T. | Without loinrlonil medication. TlIB Csj-t'uu Comi'ANY, 77 Murray Htr, t, H. Y. BRITISH COLUMBIA Land slnvesimesiAgcnsy I LIMIIBD 1 THOMAS ALLSOP, 1 HRNBY S. MASON. f I CUYLKBA. HOLLAND, J utun OFFICE. 15 Serjeant's Inn, Fleet Slreet, LONDON, ENG. The Business of ALI.SOP * MASON has beeu merged In the nbovo Compnny nnd will be oarried on by tho Compnnv from this dato os a general Lnnd Iitveslmont and Insurance Agency. MONEY TO LOAN on Mortgage at Low Hates. Town Lois and Farming Lands for Salo on easy torms. Victoria, B, a, May Wth, 1887. dwjlys WM. McCOLL, CHOICE Family Groceries And PROVISIONS. âALSOâ A WEU-SEIEGTED STOCK OF DRYCOODS AND FURNISHINGS. AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LUNDBOHM'S BLOCK, Colnmb-n Street, Kew West-ulnilcr. noldwly i| tftÂ«tii\u00C2« fob spbinq and summer Opp. Oolonial Hotel Columbia St., â¢ New Wkstminstkb. iiwmh2Slo VIOTORIA RICE MILLS Store St,, Victoria, B. C, OFFER I-OB SALE! China Rice, Japan Rice, Rice Flour- Chit Rice, pi Rice Meal, POIt POULTRY, Ac FOB CATTLE FEED. d*nh26ni0 HACK, LIVERY, STACE, Feed I Sale Stables THE SUBSCRIBERS ABE NOW PREPARED TO TURN OUT DOUBLE AND SINGLE RIGS At Special Low Itaten. tajing d All Einds of Teaming Dono at Shortest Notice. the Oity. Orders by Telephone will receive pro mpt attention. â¢JWBtnbios nearly opposito C. P. It. Depot, Columbia SU, NewWestminster. djallle QILLEY BROS. mora. Feed, Livery s Sale STABLES, Dallas Street, Westminster JOS. M. WISE, â p-ROX-'BIlllTOIt. GOOD DRIVING A HIDING HORSES for Hiro, Hack* call nt, all Stcnmers nnd Train-*, Spoolnl attention given to Boarding HomcH. COAL AND WOOD Constantly on Hand. Orders may bo left nt the Olllco of Mothers A MIlllKnn,Commission Merchants, Front Stroet, new West. daeillte Rose Hill Dairy Farm FRESH MILK il parts FRESH EGGS Delivered nt, Market- itnv-... Orders loft nt M. SntOLAin's will bo promptly attended to. WEAVER * WOODWARD, dJOlUyl l-roprlelors, -THE- Central Hotel Cor. Columbia & Douglas Sts. STEWART-f CASH, PROPRIETORS J. J. WILSON, - MANAGER. Kales. $1.00 anil (jiLfOpci' Day, ACCOItniStl TO K0031. SPECIAL DATES BY THE WEIK OR MOUTH. WTPnrtU's supplied wltli all kimls ot ICE-CREAM, dmylmO Worth Britisli & Mercantile INslXlCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1809. Capital, - $l5,ooo,(!(io.flo Snbsorlliod Cnl'llull, .s nt nist l**o,,*Â°Â£F, *ILV,lii'.(.i:i. Fin. l-'un.i in ,1 Ic-s.-rvo, Â«Â«,- l!l:,7:H Net l'reiiilnins, l:-_, $;,.l'tll,tl3U OF Capital, LONDON. â¢ $0,7.13,000.00 BATES AS LOW AS ANY OTHEB COMPANIES DOING BUSINESS IN BBITISH COLUMBIA. T. Or. T^Q-CTES Agent for New Westminster City and District. To k Fr&Dcis&o, Cal, BY WAY OF THE Southern Pacific Company's -CHUB. THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE. QUICKERIN TIME THAN AN Y OTHEIl ROUTE BETWEEN GRAND SCENIC ROUTE OF THE PACIFIC COAST PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS TOUKIST SLEEPING CAKS For Accommodation of Beeond-Clnm* Passengers, nttnclied to ExprcM Trains, Fare from Portland to.Sncntmcn'o and Snn Franol-tcoâ Unlimited, |2T-; First* class (Limited), $20; Second-class (Limited), 915. THttOUGH TICKETS to nil points Boulh nml East, via California. TICKET OFFICER: crrv Office, No. 134 Cor. First A Aldet Ktrools; Dki-ot pFPiOK-Cor. V A Front Streets- It. KOEHLBR, Manager, Portland, Oregon, E. P. ROGERS, â X . (-.MUI-ilW*-, Af-HU-.F. AP.A'bI INlfi friti-uli fllolumljjaii Saturday Cveninc. Anguil io* 1884. AUVERTISIKfl RATES FOR THE DART. Translcnl Advert tsementhâFlrstinNcr* tlon, 10--tn. per lino solid nonpareil; each -jiii)Bi>({itent consecutive insertion,,lets, per v line. AilvMtiBeiiieiitfl not inserted every dnyâamt Insertion, 10 cts. per lino; subse- quent insertions, 6cts, per line. Mtniidln-*. Advertisement*..âProfession- al or Business Cardsâ32 per monlli. .special rales for general trado advertising, ni-i'orillng fo space occupied nnd -liimtlou of contract. â tiit'lii'-ii Snles, when displayed, charged 25 iter cent, less tftan transient ndvts, if solid, oharged at regular tranHleul rates, â¢M.i'.-lni Kotlees among reading niiutcr, At ots. per line each insertion. Specials lnunrtf-.i by the montli nt reduced rates. Bl rUi"., Mnrrliij-es and Deaths, jl for each Jii-'orUoti; Fnneral Notices in connection â -. i m deaths, (Mlots. each Insertion, WEEKLY ADVERTtHINQ RATES. TrniiNlfnlAdrerflsenentfl.-FlrHt Insertion, 10cts. por Hue solid nonpareil; ->ub- setiuent insertions, 7 cts. per lino. â¢JtanilhiR Advcrllsements.-PioresKlon- al or Business Cardsâ(M.&0 per mouth. Speoial rates for general trado advertising. Special Notices, Births, 'Marriages and Deaths, same rates us Pally. CM. nni-ill-onll ni'.tal,and /oriur'-ccu's un en'm ralo will ho elmr-jed, Mf-Porsoua sending in iHlvertiseinottts should bu ciireful lo Hlulu whetherllii-j* arotoappeurltt lhe Dally Edition, or tlio Weekly,or both. A lllieral reiiticilon Is made when inserted In holli, Nuwhor* tlsemeut Inserted for less thun SI. SUBSCRIBERS Who do not receive their paper regularly, from the Carriers or liirough llio Post Oflico,will conferu ftivor hy reporting the same to the olllco of publkniion ut once, Tl-e PlifDoncMn P villained Tlio annceouritable rise in tlio waters of Hariiioii Liilto and rivor, itnuoim- cod in tliot-o columiifl a fun* daya ago, has bronÂ»ht: aovoral ihoorlea (o tho front, tho moat popular <Jhe boing that tho immenfia salmon run hau boon tlio cause of it. Thia theory is quito likely to be cuvrect, for rojjorts say that Hnrrisoii Kiver is aimply a mass of salmon mbvtdg towards tho lako. Thoy are running ko thickly that tho wator is blflok with thom from shoro to fllioro. aud boats Invo simply to plough a rond through the lish in order to obtain a pnssiigo. Tho millions that en tor tiio inlco ovory day must uecos- aarily dlupjaco it large quantity of "'" ' and, consequently, cause the water. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY Imp-jri Talmage To Builders To all Concerned Opera House 0. W. Grant .. I). Kobsou A blank sheet at the police court today. A new piano for sale at WmtKoidfc'tj- Front Dtroot. tc"1** Only throo days moro in which t.u soeuro a ticket for Thompson's prizes. Best quality of cut nails, delivered anywhere in tho city, at 83.7iÂ» per keg, by James Cunningham. * Walker A Co. havo Sapperton Lots near Kew Hospital nud Ross-Mao* laren Mills at old prices. * The public schools re-open on Monday, and the teachers request that all ficliolarn present themselves on tho first day. The Whatcom Reveille is about to appear in tin enlarged form as uu octavo sheet nud promises a doily issuo at nn i early date. Any wanting night attendance will please ail ut residence, cor. John and Agnes tta,, till further notice.âD. S. Curtis & Co., Druggists. *t3 A part of the money sent by Seattlo to th j Spokane Falls relief committoe -.vas mi unused balance of the fund HubscribcJ for tho relief of Scatto suf- forcr.) at the timo of their great lire Mr. & W. Grant, the architect, is calling for tenders for tho carpester, plumbing and painting work in connection with the erection of Mr, II. V, Edmonds' now residence on Queen's avenue. The Whatcom daily Bulletin has boon purchased from Messrs. Spiers it Anderson, by a joint Btock company. The 'lndy edition will be enlarged and greatly improved. It is evident tho Bellingham Bay cities nro flourishing, even booming, to bo able to au.stiin so many newspapers. By an advertisement in another column it will be seen that Rev. T. De Witt Talmage, tho noted Brooklyn preacher, will lecture nt tbe Imperial opera house, Vancouver, ou Tuesday Auguat 20th, when his subject will bo "Big Blunders." Seats are on salo at Mri A. M. Herring's drug store. All citizens are requested to be present at the public meeting to-night u'. tlm cily lull to discuss tho exhibition celebration. If tho spoils and gfiriirs are to bo a success everyone having an interest in such matters nuist como to the front now and lend thoir assistance, Westminster must shino on this occasion. The salmon run to-day was fully up to thu average, and shows no signs of decreasing. Tho estimated pack up to date is 240,000 chgus, and this number will probably bo increased by 75,000 oases mor" if the run continues good. Mi-ny of the canneries have run out of tin for malting can-i, and havo ordered fresh sujii'Iie", which a month ago they Iit.tlo exj'oeted would be necessnry. The 1'oueh't of having tho Oanadian eanicul in direct telegraph communion- t'ljn v-iili distant provinces was shown t'i uront advantage in tho Uuhring Sen difficulties. Tho Canadian Paciiic Railway's telegraph were able to offer Mr. Howell, minister of customs, au opportunity of direct conversation with tho custjin oflicers of Victoria, B. C When tho company's system is completed to Halifax a similar service can at any timo bo commanded by tho government t-- that point in connection with tho Atlantic fisheries.-â Em- pire Tho Victoria '/Vines, in its editorial columns, refers to the premier ns "John'' and the attorney general us "Theo." The opposition organ ought tn learn to bo more gentlemanly- Such easy familiarity is not only undignified, but is also calculated to bring tho press into contjinpt, Assume n virtue if you hare it not, Mr. Times, and , affect court*ey. People lmve been laughing nt your 'â analogies" nnd wordy rubbish of late, and if you do not turn ovor a uow leaf someboily will imagine that thu chain-gang has been lot lonso into tho editorial rooms,â World. lake to rue. Tho Jako is about 40 mile.-* long and soveral miles wido tlio most of its length, and therefore tho number of salmon required in raise the water il fent in four weoks must havo been .something enormous. It is generally conceded tlmt tlio salmon theory inuiil be ciUTCOt. Tlie Propagation iifgnltuoii. Colonel Marshall McDonald, of tho United Statos liah commission, is in Portland, Or. The object of the visit ia tho extension and development of the lish culture oft the coast. Ho Bays he hopes by means of aitificiid propagation to mako salmon ai plentiful iu tho Columbia river as in the early days. Ho visited McCloud hatchery on his nay there nnd since his arrival lias inspected tho hatchery on tho Clackamas river and saya that tho Olaokomnfl otation ia the most favorably Bit anted on the coast, in regard to collection of eggs, but not so well flituatoii for distributing young fry. Ho hopes to eslabl'sh McCloud nud Clackamas hatchories ns central stations for collection of eggs, and to establish ' auxiliary stations on tho head waters of tho various streams, whero eggs can bo hatched and iish put in water. Col. McDonald intends making a visit to Alnsk'. next year, and hopes to have Boniesi reams reaorvod by the government, especially for furnishing salmon oggs, anil expects that far-ofl'-iaud to be a source from which will bo procured enough salmon eggs to stock tlio J river.*- of the country, night lloated on her A fow seconds biter the Vietoiian reappeared atthe head of a fleet of Indian canoes, and within 10 minutes every passenger of the K do K was eafoly landed ou shoro at a cost of 20 conts a head. At high tido lathe K do K was successfully and immediately proceeded voyage to Brownsville. Tin' Provincial Hatch-'-, Tho last match of the 16th annual prize meeting of tho British Columbia Hide Association was concluded last njght, and the mott successful and brilliant meeting over held in tho provinco was brought to a close. Tho shooting throughout has been remarkable, nud, it is safo to say, will compare very favorably with nny other provincial mooting in the Dominion. Capt. Fletcher, secretary, and Capt. Scoullar, range oflicer, and Cnpt Pcolr, n-isistant range ollicor were iudefati- gablo iu their duties, aud lo (heir good management can be attributed much of the success of the meeting. A little uuploauaiituess waa caused by i two of the Victoria toam leaving tho ' rango on tho last day, and thereby breaking up Ihe Laurie Bugle team. They wero not successful iu winning prizes, and so left, which action was severely commented on oven by members of the Victoria team, mnny of whom were willing to shoot tho match although defeat was almost cortnin. j Following were the laat two matches ; fired; KO. 10.âALL COMBOS .HATCH. Bangps- 200, 600 and OQOynrrlsj 7 shots, any riflo, Corp. Turnbull. N.W.R Pte. Sharpe, N. W. Jt 11 1- 1.T â-1 - * jjgjg mm omwpgtf, mv ymmmm, â¢*. â.. M? 10>. Hmtlli Arm florin!. The splendid new opera house now being erected by our onterprising citizen, Mr. W. H. Steves, was tho scene of great festivity on Wednesday evening, tho 7th inat., when about 130 met and spent a most enjoyable niglit. Aftar a thoroughly interesting programme, consisting of songs, recitations, selections, &o,, had been exhausted tho Indies served refreshments in general style and overy oue present seemed to enjoy this part of the pro* TO BUILDERS. S7Â£ rSC S.TKJ91 EfÂ«SffiS7Â»R portion After the inner ,âââ -J ife^-CM.'R^^AEeok'i! been -ittiBlie' votes of thanks worn liin. olo .1KS ,',.? Jlâ¢,Â»â '-''NT- To All Concerned. pEKSONS WHO HAVE SITB-DIViBPn Â»Â«a lux* ffi'css,o ",o tuy' U ROBSON, City Hall, Now West., Auk. 0 dnulOwl City Clerk, mo. Bomb, Newbury, B.C..0 A Lieut. Cotton, N. W. 11,,, A S'crH'ius Vo-yrsc. Tlio well known stoamor K do K, I of tlio Westminster aud Brownsville Navigation Co., loft th-s port yesterday morning, outward bound, with a large number of passengers on board. The morning, as our readers are well aware, was desperately foggy and smoky, but as tho steamers' of tin's company have never been known to miss a trip, no mattor how tho weather blows, the gallant ciplniu, when the hour of departure airifod stepped on tho bridge, gave tho command 'Cast oil" everything!'1 nnd rang to the engine room "Full speed ahead," In a few seconds the K do K, was lost -dg it of in tho fog, and that was the last seen of the fine vessel for many an hour. Through tlio fog and smoko the vessel ploughed her wuy, leaving tho bubbles behind nt her usual speed of 22 knots in hour. Tiio morning air was damp mil cold, which induced the passenger;- to gather in tbo saloon and thero iiKiko themselves comfortable ou llij gorgeous seats and cushions with whieh tlio wholo vessel is furnished. Among tho moat prominent of the passengers were u well known scientist, one nf our leading legal light*-, two civil on* glneot'i. a captain of the Canadian mijitia, with a squad of men, and two prominent Victoria marksmen. Everything won t merry as a marriage bell till tho vessel had boen seven minutes out, whon the chief oflicer entered tlio â¢minim hastily and requested tho scientific; gentleman to join tho captain on thu bridge. Ho left tho cabin and in a few minutes the word wub passed round that the gallant K do K wns lost in tho fog. General consternation was the result, and everybody rushed on duck iu momentary expectation of a calain* ity iu tho ahapo of a collision with a fishing bout or a sunken reef. Tho Victoria marksmen fastened them* selves to a.heap of iifu preservers, determined that they should float even if everything else went to the bottom, i The legal genlloman took a scat on tho capstan and hastily wrote out tbo "I"it will and toatameut" of the civil N. McColl, Vancouver R. A â¢Sergt. Beckwith, B. C. (J A Onr. Wolfenden, B.C.G.A....'." Pto. H. C. Chatnborlnhi, N.W.li 3 wo Sis. were counted out OllASn A0GBB8ATBS. Pte. Proud, N.W.R Pto. H. Chamberlain, N.W it * Corp. Winsby, B.C.'J. A.... Pte. J, Chamberlain, N.W.R Lieut. Cotton, N.W.R. I Pte. Pooka, N.W.R. Gnr. ,T.C. Newbury, B.C.G.A Pto. Fraser, N.W.R NO. 11,âOONSOUTJOH MATCH. Rango -100 yard; Sabots. A. Wilson, N.W.R.A., Gnr. Williams, B.C.G.A Pte. McColl N. W. It. Lieut. Mowat N.W.U.A Gnr. Wilson, N.W.U.A. A. MeEhiier, B.C.G.A.. .. A)2 ..SI) ...88 ..87 . 87 ..87 ..84 ..84 ..84 been satisfied votes of thanks were proposed to Mr, Steves, the proprietor of tho ball, to thu chairman, and threo cheers and thanks wero givon tu tho ladies who provided and served tho refreshments. During tho evening au address and purso wero pro* sen tod by the settlement to tbo Rev, It. N. Toms, who is leaving for California. Rov. It. N. Toms, iu accepting tha address, replied in u very suitable manner, and stated that lie war : 1 glad sueh a kindly sympathy existed betweon the people of the South Ann of the Fraser river and himself, and thnt while thoy might differ on matters peitaining to religion they could re* epect each othor and dwell together ns brethren. After the refresh mon ts weru served and tho seats removed, the music commonced to play and a scries of dances followed, which lusted until blond duylight. When it is remembered that tlie opera house is not I yet completed, and that tho poople ataly had a few days' notice of this event, ono cau see tho demand for such a building, and wo may add that many more social gatherings aro anticipated In tho near future.*âCom, . âw..jv, â -â jU'-ii'i.n'J, PAINT* ING, etc., In connection with the erection ot Mr. H. V. I'llinond's residence, Queon'a avenue, Plans ami specifications at my oflice. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 0. V. QUANT. Architect. Westminstor, Aug 10,1889. dauIOtd By llm Vlii mi ton of God, 384 ...373 ...304 ...304 ...:i50 ,..â 24 ..24 After this match the Laurie Bugle match wns called, but the Victoria team failed lo pnt in an appearance. Tho Westmiiistor team then shot over the ranges, making a grand total of 585 points nearly 100 points over any previous record in the same competition. Following is the scoro : LAL'lliK iJUGi-K MATOH. Ranges 200, ii00 and GOO yards, five shots at each range. Pte. Frasor, Pte. Fopfcs. Pte. Proud, Pte. J. C. Chamberlain,.... Pte. Fletcher Pte. H. Chamberlain, Lieut. Cotton, Pto. Sharpe Ptc. McColl Pte. Trapp, ...Oo .,.05 ...04 ...01 ...00 ...60 A despatch from Detroit, Mich., says that a fow days ago Patrick Gallagher, a resident of that city, prepared to smoko his pipo after his supper. Ho searched in his vest pocket, where .-.^ ho usually kept tho pipo, but failing to 'jjj-.. find it, bo sworo frightfully. His ,392 wife remonstrated with him for losing hia temper ovor euch a trifling matter-, when ho said; "1 don't care. I hopo the Almighty will paralyze tho man who took that pipe," nt the time raising his hand to ward heaven. Hardly had the words passed his lips when ho complained of a violent pain in his side. A doctor wan sent for, uud when bo arrived ho saw at a glance that Gallagher had boon stricken with paralysis. The unfortunate man becamo rapidly worso, and in twelve hours after the stroke ho was a corpso. Tho family at first were disinclined to connect his death with tbo awful wish be had uttered; but nfter the fun- oral, whilo searching tho dead man's clothes, thoy wero horrified to find the very pipo ho bad missed in one of the outsido pockets of his coat, whoro ho himself had placed it in a moment of forgetful ness. There is much oxcitoment in Dotroit over Gallagher's awful death Vancouver, B.C. DR. DeWITT TALMABE Will Cllvo His Colobrnlod U'cliiio, "BIG BLUNDERS" OK Tuesday, 20th August SEATS MAY BE BOOKED AT HEIt RINQ'S DRUG STORE, â¢ ilnnlOtS ffiffMBif BANK BOH.DIN08, Mary Street, New Westminster, B.C. [Tei.hpiio.vk No. 55.] 14 CLARE HIM), HALIFAX, EN LAND. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS, CONVEYANCE-IS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS. London and l.-tucfinlilr** Plre mid Itil11bIi Umpire ure Inimrr-tioe Compantet. New Wentmlii-iterlluildlnf- Soclul)*. Accouiitatit-i, Offiec, Diocese of N.W, Oily Ailrilloi-rt, 1HSO, 1HH3 and 1881. ADVJSK CLIENTS IN THIS BUYING AND HKLLINO OK UEAL PHOFE.R- TY IN T1TK OITY AND DISTIUOT, and other monetary transactions. Havo several good Investments on tbelr book!-, und all now coiners will do well to call before doing business elsewhere. dwSdely VO10MB Vtt-JIO. 86. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY! Â§ E J. MORGAN, Representing; 6. It. Gilchrist, rnHE usadino tailor of bran- -1- DON, Mini., Is ut llio Colonial Hotol wltli tlio Intcst Nntiiplcs, consist]!!!; of l''lU'.NOlr WORSTED * IRISH SERflE, SCOTCH mill ENOI.ISII TWEEDS mul WHIP-CORDS. Perfect nl or no snlo. Kilslcri! juices. <ll!u!ll;l in i. k H 8.<J o p. I Jl i 0? 0 0 H I Jas.Ellapd,Co WILL SELL THEIR HEMAIHM0 STOCK OF 4. in H Total 1385 PERSONAL. P. Mills is in tbe eity on a almvt visit. Oapt. Fletcher returned to Victoria to-dny, Major Norris, customs officer, of Crnubrook, Kootenay district, is iu tbo oity aud a guest at tho Queen's, Mre. O, A, Worsnop, of Vancouver, who has beon tho guest of Mrs Brymner for a woek, returned home yesterdsy. Dr. 11. 1. Bentley und Dr. Fagan left for Banff to-day to attend tho Minimi meeting of the Canada medical association, which meets thero next troek._ They will bo absent about n week." Councillor O'Brien nnd family, of Seattlo, are in the city and the guests of Mr, V. R. Lowis. Mr, O'Brien ia on a pleasure trip and will visit Harrison hot springs nud other points of interest beforo returning heme. R. W. Powell, J.P., oi Elmira, Ont,, gavo us a parting call before leaviug the oity to-day. lie made :i thorough inspection of the city this morning, and went as faras Laidlaw's cmnory, -ââ â¢*â â¢*â â â Â«â *â ***.â *â¢â â â *â , me icgai with the working of which ho was gentloman prepared lo road tho riot moro than delighted, Mr. Powell h ll,ct< â *na nE1,in ^ w*"*0'* *n breathless greatly pleased with the royal city and ailonc1Â°- b-*oken Â°Â»1y by ^ requiem fioposlopayita longer visit Jn tho sung by n mug of beer as it gurgled noar future. f,0,vu ,flomo Â«-"*-ty throat. "Ship i . Ahoy I" sung out a loud voico from tho H.UIOIU i-i UIO Civil uflgineei's, while the captain of tho militia mustered hia men on the foro- castle, determined that if the vessel wont down ho and his squad would meet death according to Queens Regulations anil go down like truo British Soldiero. By this timo "all bunds on dock" Imd been sternly summoned by Die boatswain, tho crews bad be-.ii posted and the boats were ready â *â li. cleared awny at a moment's notice. A barrel of beer and two pounds oi traok* era was stowed iu each beat, and a duuble allowance of rum was aerw.d out to all hands to steady their nerves. At this tune a loud nud angry dispute ji roso between tho scientist and the worthy captain, the former assorting that the vessel, according to his observations, tnken at a moment when the bum showed itself tiirough the fog, must bo oppimito the big ot'.iin-i ubovo , tlio Browiifivillo landing, while tho latter offflrfld to tako hia affidavit before the legal luminary that tho K de K;was Still holding hor propor course. To pl'OVO (hat hu was right tho soiohtl&t deaqonded fwh) tho bridge and com* moncod Bounding with n long polo, which iu bis excitement be dropped overboard and lost. A moment Inter llm K Ae K ran high and dry. with a mini crushing thud, on a sand bank. In a moment nil was tho wildest ox- citment, the passenL'ers rushing to the beats ami drinking tho beer with a frenzy perfectly unaccountable, and uh if it were tho hint drop they would over gut. The calm but stern voico nf the captain soon quelled tho hubbub, but not before the greatnr part of the beer had been drunk. After o lengthy consultation it was decided that one of the Victoria marksmen ahould try and Wade ashore, nnd if ho sueccoded tbo whole might land in tbo same way. Kvciyoue embraced tbo bravo fellow beforo ho started ou his perilous trip, and thu militia gave bim three ringing cheors ns ho disappeared in the fog! Perfect stillness roigncd on board, all intently Iistoningto tho musical splash made by tho marksmen's feet. Suddenly n terrible shout was heard, followed by a ehort but spirited conversation in the purest Ohinook. Again all waa silence, and the captain of the militia announced that the Victorian must lmve been attacked by tho natives, and ordered his men to load with blank cartridge in case the vessel should bo next nttaoked. The legal The positions taken by Victoria, Vancouver and Westminster in the different matches, and a comparison of winners, is worthy of special note. Out. of the VA first prizes and cups Wostmiiislji' takes 10 ns follows; Opening match, Pto. T. J. Trapp; Lieut.-Governor's cup, Pte. Proud; Westminster Challenge cup, 1'w. Fraser; Chapleau Challenge cup, W. W. Wolfenden; Association Sfakoa, Pto. Sharpe; District Militia match (cup), Pto. H. C. Chamberlain; Luurio Bugle, Westminster team; All CoinorB match, Capt. Turnbull; Coniolation match, Jas. Wilson; Grand Aggregate (modal) Pto. Proud. Corp. Winsby, of Victoria, took tho Nnnaimo Corporation cup and tin* Militia Aggrogratos. P. A. Grant, of . Vancouver, took the Victoria Corporation match, Westminster takes 0 second prizes, Vancouver 3 nnd Victoria 3. Westminster takes over -10 per cent, of tho total number of prizes, and ovor 30 por cent of tlio money. Tho Kx.Cra Series have not been decided yet, but when they are Westminster's winnings will be largely increased. Thn Ottawa team this year will con siat of Pto. Proud, Pto. H. C. Chamberlain, Gunner Winsby, Pto. J, O. Chamberlain and Pte, Fooks. Lieut. Cotton won a place, but being a com* , ni-t:9ipnb(l ollicor ih debarred from taking a pfifbo tin Lie loam. Philip Vandal, a member of iho Montreal bar, was yesterday committed for trial in tho court of Queon'a Bench, for criminal libel. A despatch from Roundhill, Anna polis, states that Thursday, when a party of children were out berry picking, a bear made Iub appoarance and caught and ate a little boy. Medical testimony wns taken nt the inquest in Toronto on the body of Jim, Hicks, who died frum arsenic poisoning. Tbe prisoner Colo was discharged. Tho inquest was adjourned nud Mra. Whito and Hicks wore remanded to jail. I HEREBY OAJ-L A PUHIJC MEETING to he held In the CITV HAM-. Mnrlict Saturday, 20th August, At s p. in., wlih ii- view {d preparing ior tho Provincial Exhibition CcloWion, WM. II. TOWNSEND, Acting Mayor. Oily Hull, Now West., Aur. Dili, 1880, ilmiDlZ __ n (D c+ H' 0 Ul i i io tl it i i v H H â u 92 fl i Prints, Lawns and Mil AT COST, FOR CASH. UWOOl3tO WE WILL OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Bi â¬â¢ Provincial Exposition Subscription Fund. For the purpose of raising a fund to contribute towards the patriotic and worthy object of making tlio next annual provincial fair, to he held in thia city, a grand and unprecedented success, tho undersigned agree to contribute tho sums opposito thoir respective names (to bo paid into the association or to trustees competent to receive the same, on or before G months from the date of the last provincial exhibition, and to bu applied to preparing exhibition (-rounds and buildings in the city, for increasing the amount offered in prizes, and for furthering tho exhibition in other ways}: Blinrpo A Value, Lulu Island Â«... 10 On h P KekKtt-l.i JOilO UW Armslrontf. Â« 10eo w U Olover. 10 00 Silk, Taffeta iCi -t* im Cm*jE^j._3^jEEjj Practical Watchmaker, Manufacturing Jeweler & Optician. OPPOSITE THE BANK OF MONTREAL, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, &C. BEST QUALITY. EASTERN PRICES, A full line of RuCtttaClcS <& Eyc-GlasscS in steel, rubber, uil ver arc. gold frames. Tho finest Pebbles made, $4 per pair; alt sights suited. Special attention given to FINE WATCH REPAIRS. Having learnt... t.no business thoroughly from some of the finest Horologers in England, ami since then managed tho watch-repairing departments of a fow of the bost firms mi the c'-nti. nent of America, is a sufficient guarantee of good workmanship. Formerly ni t(w* ger for nearly 8 years of tho woll-known firm of Savage k Lyman, Montreal, tllinrges Moderate, Montreal, Dec, 1867,âMr. F. Crakc.-~Andw. llobertaon, Esq., Chairman of Montreal Harbor Commissioners, says; "I never found a Watchmaker who did so well for me as you did when in Montreal, and I am sorry you aro not horn to-dav.1 dwaplUto . D. S. CURTIS & CO AQENTS B. LAURANCE'S SPECTACLES. Lace Mitts, &c, In Ladies' and Children's sizes. Also, m .;._ viiciut Wdiiiorl-iR SES1Z _.. >r . -Â»..Â»-/m u iuuu voico rrom tno nt.,, /% :t nu i i - n , I -^ tide oi the fog, and one unanimous thiloren try Tor Pitcher' i Oasiona how I went up from all hands on board. Tho public, and moro especially the resideiiu oi i'ale district, will bo pleased to learn thut the government has taken stops to ensure tho active prosecution of woll boring, with a view to ascertain whether artebian water can bo obtained iu tho interior. Several proposals were sent to the lands and works department in answer to the advertisement, but none wero considered quite satisfactory by tho department. A contract has been entered into with Mr. Ross, of Mount Lehman, Frasor river, under which that gontle* man, who bus had considerable ox* peri on co in driving woIIb, has given bonds to sink 5C0 feot every six days at a stipulated price por foot, the govern* i ment supplying tho requisite machinery and paying the cost of transport to tho places whore it may be deemed ' desirable to sink, Tbo contractor erects tho machinery and furnishes all labor, fuel, otc. The contract is term* friable at the pleasure of the chief commissioner, A complete set of machinery, including a lfl-horso powor steam engine, has been purchased at Pelrolia, Ont,, and is now ou its way to Yalo district, when upon its arrival work will immediately commence and bo energetically carried on. Under iho arrangement it is contemplated to put down test bores on tho Thompson river at Kamloops, Cache Creek, Nicola and Okanagon, and iu other plates in tlm provinco. Keeping the machinery at work steadily, no doubt good results will follow and possibly loud to tho discovery of coal or othor minerals as woll as water â Colonist. The visiting members of tho Canadian medical association at Winnipeg arrived yesterday nftornoon, and were ll fl 11 fl II n InA !-.-Â» HiÂ» -â *-- ----- r ii uiover !" VV Walker A Hhii-hi'clC'.â¢Z' Â» IS riauit JiMnber. Â« l-eterOiiim } ftj A .7 1UII ' "' cnpt a â¢â¢â -..ii. ::;; Â«<Â« wi:^"*11 --â¢â â â '= SB I'illcy Hm *â ' "hi Nil Wel-b Â»Â»Â«! ', â '",* -' â â â¢â¢*Â£! A. Â« Wlnleiuuio ,*! Jf Annio M .Iik-iics * ** Â£ Jus (â itiinlriKhiim i! " UrantA Hiintnim 'J .1 WHoxnm ih ** 'â â 9 S Scoullar A Co...: "? K Aokormnn Bros.. Z â¢>w IIi-Iil ft Citri-n- â¢J'Jg w ii 1'i.ibauiionu..;.;.;::: 5? is Grant ft Maclure / ". !'" Ogle, Campbell ft lto._".;.Z"â¢Z'. 2t m Kl MMIRIPTIOMfl l-ilii Tiir, OOLUMntAH m.m .j, W 3 Artnstrou-r 91!Â£ J Â« I) '.ryniner * ,*" Â«J Ktownrt ft fash fH " Georgo Turner.. r' * Yoiing ft TerJiune ..' W'" ' Ten-urn, ft c, * ADesUrlsHy - 'Â«"Â« I* nilorlem... â Â» '" WO Coath in, :;:â¢;; 1* to T5LlV,inf,lnÂ«i'Â»"' * ':'._., A K ltnnil -â¢., *Â» itev j h while ::;"..: f, *; Next I - ""w H O S i BE R Y At Great Reduction in Prices! WONDERFUL BARGAINS. Ogle, Campbell & Freeman Wholesale and .Retail Druggists NEXT COLONIAL HOTEL, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C â¢nx^.aiso-HirKc? iiwfe -QXioaK:, Whon Bftby was itck, w# gar* ber Cutoria, When ihe wu a Child, sho orled for Cutoria, Wlion oho booua*) Miu, ihe olaoff to Cutoria, Wiin tbl bad CUl-Jwn, she eete then Cutorls AT COST. PALACE RESTAURANT OPPOSITE O, P. N. WHAR!', Front Stroet, Now WestminMer. OI-K.V 11.11 AMI MI1IIT. Oystors nervotl In ovory stylo, a dhll sollollcil. K. trtuAAXll * (jo., iljlynlml Propr lolorc. juotuiuny ti ___ ,____v B-nquoted'by tlio oily iloclors lust to-diiy for '"Hilt mul loft wlioro tlio aniiuiil hold. meotiiif- B-nir, is to bo Oon. .iirgcaon, n young mnn nbout 10 yours old, mot nn untimely donth by drowning lb tho Asslnibolne, nonr i-randon yostordny. Ho rimontly wont thero from Lancaster, Ont. BUSINESS NOTICE OGLE, CAMPBELL & CO. â JSrE-W *WrESTM:ilsrST*E3-B- djlylOto GROCERIES For First-class Family Groceries and Provisions, go to SINCLAIR'S, - 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 W. tt 6. Wolfenden, DIBECT IMPORTERS k DEALERS IN XX X Gt- EC - O Xj Jl*S S DRY GOODS R. J. ARMSTRONG, 3-.BUuI.ai-B XN Choice Family Groceries! FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER A SPECIALTY. Labrador XXoxx__xigs3, "MTstclserel, Salt Ood, ^Â».r-Â»ao-u.r's XTxxc. KCaras, a Â«-!-._Â»Â«" . . JLxxxxoxx'is XJario. "Sacoa. Crocerles&Provlslons 7njsnXm Sm:n_ gtoaBso, Hollcltlni,' ii eontlnl innoo of lho public mtronago. A. * â¢& w. McINOTES. 1TBIOBEST PWOBS 1'AID FOB KABM PRODDOE, nc-vweÂ»t.,AÂ«m/..,m. -inuoyi ,01dwlr Booullar-ArrMtrong Block, Columbia St. âAUD 1IAVK Tills DAY T/VKKW iwpn linrluorshli, R. w. KoT*(SaÂ«d*|9 rotlio his iiohr win ,,. ..-}?'_.li'''l in ffitu o the bSK'wYii W-BlMfi' Mcitana. t,. jtnIHNIl':s" WK-Vmit TO NOTIFY mi* PDBLln _tro*'&mi2Z_!^_%Â£Â£,aÂ°ifoMMW 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 & SHADWELL, divao28to COLUMBIA STREET,
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