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COTMnoont Printing offloe British VOLUME 7 PROFESSIONAL AKD BUSINESS CARDS, NEW WESTMINSTER, R 0., FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 26, 1889. NUMBER 22 I 1 T. O. ATKINSON, T>AT!,EI8TEIt, SOLICITOIl, *o. omcos- 13 Mosonl- Building, NowWcstminsler, Eo. Mos aujistrong a, kokste'in, AUBISTEBS, SOLICITORS, ETO. - i Masonlo Building, Now wostminstor, 11.0. (Iwmylli' W.NOIUIAN II01.B, U.C., BAI'RISTEI*-AT-I,A-V,I.ANI) AGENT. Monoy to Loan. OJUco-OlArkson Bt., Now Westminster, 11.0. dlo < OKnOI Ll), MrlWIX A .IKSSS, BAliaiSTERS, SOLICITORS, olo. 0111- cos-Mnsnnlo Buildings, Now Wost- minster, and Vancouver. B, 0. dwto A.O, BllYDONK JACK, M.A., NOTARY PUBLIC!, CONVEYANCES An. Barrister ot tlio Now Unmswlolt Hllproino Court. Ofilco fn ttie llainley lluthllnB.ColuintltaHI.. npi'O.'ill*. thet'ol- onlal Hotel. L'ui!!!l"â JOSEPH I*. OAYHOH, II.A.,I.L.II. OI.U MEDALIST ol lho Unlversllj ol _. Dublin. IIAKKIHTEII-AT LAW o! tlio High Court or Justice, Ireland. Oillces, Corner MoKenalo A Clarltson Hts., Now Westminster. <lwle2tte tlie A. J. IlOLDIl-H, B. O. S., SUUQEON DENTIST, arniluiilo of the Ohio Collof-o of i'l-ntiil Biiruory. la now with Dr. 0. K c. Drown. All work Skillfully per/oi'inuil, itoimiH IIA CI, Hank of R. C, Columbia Ht, I tni-pi-H hi 13 ii.m.; lifio ton i>. m. UJlyaie G. W. QUANT, i IMHimsOT. OHlee-Cornei' Mnry and V. Olarkson ftU., Weui minster, tlwto A mil CLOW *â¢ JUAUI.UHU, iCITITKCTS. Omoo-Room E. over Hank of H. 0.,OolumblnSIrcct.Wost- Btor, die WILLIAH It. KINO, A nCllITHCT.SANlTAUYENalNBEH, J Ac. llotnovad In Armstrong's Blook, Cilumhla Htreet, Westminsterâ Room No. 2. dto W. TIIIUAVIU-AV, T AND SURVEYOR AND IIIIAUOIITS- Jj man, Hamley Moult, New Westmin- ster, B. C. dmylSto a. r. .orro.v, DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR. Olllco: Room D, Bank of B. C. bitllillni!, Westmliislor, U. 0. «. -'-Tre-,'i>Ki<iii, REAL ESTATE BROKER nnd County Court Anent. Commissioner, Notary I'llb-lic, Ac. Rents collected. Olllce-Mc- Keu/.lo Stri'ol, New Wcstmlnslcr, 11. C. GENERAL & SHELF HARDWARE, Including Tools of nil kinds of llio iisst liinkesi JJroSS'Cllt & HlllHl-KllW-i, Barlieii Wire for I'onoiutj, ami all tiic no'oossiry I Icnslls fnr FnrmlnKI Pulley Blocks, Knnlcli Blocks, Ro*i.t & Chain in all »i-e«i Pitch, fnr & Oakllllll Tarred and Pluto S',l|lt'i' for silliilllll-r; I'lllnlS & Oils in all oolorsi Llnnlll PnilllS in nil kIimIcs; Flour l'lllllls ready touse, Urlllll Stonesi Wall Paper In all ttaltms; Brooms & Brushes for all purposes! Lubricating Oils; 'fi'l'aps of nil description*, and a general assortment of Aitricultiiral Iiiiplcincnts. mar Special attention i*ivcn to orders by mall. 'T_&_t&J_?:F-' SO CO., Columbia Stiikiw.', New Westminster, T. T. (IwjlySti! GRANT & MACLURE. NEW WESTMINSTER. New Spring Goods! Spring Overcoatings, French & English Worsteds and Scotch Cheviotts. J". tS. _MÂ£Jk.mfBâ¬_y__S_r>___, POWDER Absolutely Pure. Jjriils powder novor varies, A marvel of purity,Ktreti-'tii and wholeuoineness. More oconomiool Mum the ordinary kimln, mid cannot, lio sold in comjiotitlon with the multitude of low tent, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Bold only in cans, Rgyai, bAKntfl POWUEK Co., 106 Wall SU, Rooms to Rent. FURNISHED ROOMS TO HUNT, IN M, Gray's house, on Provost Struct. NOTES AND COMMENTS. Apply mi the premisOB. dJIySto T. J. TRAPP, AUOTiONHlUR AND APPRAISER. Columbln Street', New WeHlmiuMor. eonimistOoiiH will receive prompt and careful attention, Kent references civet, when ret-ulied, mhl2*te F. 0. Mt-CAIITNICY, COMMISSION AGENT nnd CustoniH Broker, Douglas St., New Westminstor, Agent for Harrison Hprlngs Aerated Water; Vancouver SLcnm Dyn A Cleaning Works; Onrtora' Patent Oreansâ"thswonder of tlio nge.-'j Dominion I'lunon mid <»ri*iins; Jolinston's Patent Kftlaomlnoj HavanaOtgur Factory; Mon Insurance Co fnr llvo Htocit, Ac. Employment Agcnnv Otllce. A select, lut of Toilet Articles and Druggists' Sundries for sale. Noxt door to Mnkery, djly.llo turniqu, ki;i:ton At CO,, MERCHANTS. Wliarf St., Vlotoila. Agents for North British and Mercantile Insui'iiui'i' Co, for Mn I n land. H. C. Bi:kton A Co., HO Klnsbury Circus, London, E. C. dto Imperial Fire Insurance Go, OU" ZC02_TX_,02H. l-.l'ITll., â¢ tl.BKI.OIMI Sit, Rates ns low as any other rollahlo Com- Eanles dolus bmdncss lu British Colum- In. W. J. ARMSTRONG, tlJly3lo Agout Ior Now West. ALBERT J. HILL & CO. Civil Engineers, Land Surveyors & Draughtsmen. HEAL K8TATE, FINANCIAL, SNIPPING A COMMISSION ACENT3 Fire. Life A 11a, I nc Insurance. CoLuMnu St,, â¢ Ont'. Coloniai. Hotki. NEW WESTMINSTER, IJ. 0. dwJlylSlo MERCHANT Columbia Street, TAILOR. New IVcstiiiluster. top Sale! tap Sale! - Ji. T T It 33 âââ¢ g3*r**All Summer DRESS GOODS and MILLINERY will be sold AT COST. Now is the time to secure BARGAINS, dtc "Ld:*BS. -^Kr^£. -R^f^E!. R' RAND BROS. Lill, ESTATE) UltOKKHS, Conveynucei'-i, Collectori, And liiinrauoA AgnillN, Offloes at NKW WESTMINSTER: Corner McKenzie nnd Olurlison Sts, VANOOUVER, Cordovn Street. LONDON .England. BUILDING LOTS for Halo in all sections of Vancouver and Now Westminster Oity. FARM LANDS of superior quality for lain nt Chilli whack, Port Hammond, Langley, Matsqui, Human, Mud llay.I.iid* ner'H Landing, Lulu Island, Nortb Arm and Pitt Rlvor, Maps and Plans exhibited nud the fullest information furnished ntallourot>l--csi W, BOVILL, ARCHITECT âANnâ Real Estate Agent NEW WESTMIN.STER:-OIllce, Mackenzie Streot. Pull List of City and Suburban Property, Purlieu Inr intention paid to Farming Liinan. Accurate information to oorrospond* ents. dwmj'Oyl erson DRUGGISTS, Pure and Fresh Drugs Patent Medicines, Eto Phvsioiahs' Presohiptions C-iufuuy Compounded. Telephone Communication. NlHht Hell, llloWlo N. W. Building Society. mHE SEMI - ANNUAL CIKNERAt, J. MootlllB will bo held In the I'lltlRT HbUHH, on â alur-la*' evrnlnn nml, tllh July. ,HHÂ«. al H o'elook, for the luirpose ol eleetltiK otlleorH nud other huslaeis, By ordor, WAM'KII.I. WAI.KEIt, dJIyLMId Secretary, "C**KT MM TT M tD MS NKW WKSTMINHTRn, U. 0â .Inly liiili, 1880, To the. limpUiycvn of C. 3t, Bhw/O A Co, tniit the A'cii- Westminster Smithem Wy 0),, and all persons concerned, This firm having as-duned nil Ils Intor* ostH In llrltlsh Colum bin to the New West- mliiBter Southern Il'y Co., and tlml fnm* pauy having assumed nil of Its nubilities, oijiidoyoesof thin nrin nnd Uio company will roport to thn President of tho nnl!l Company tor lm, Hue lions and ndjust- tnont. .,., ,. . c'' «â¢â BIIBArEACO. dJIylSml liy El.'UKUKC'Xt'lE*.*). '.81 te. **f3*^*srsrsaor,!!»fr»-.-7: .-TjzTJs-ae Insurance A.Ci'JEI^-T'lS. ofpsoes': NEW WESTMINSTER, ^ffiSkiY VANCOUVER, RKSON 8T8, Farm for Sale. LOT 27. BLOCK 1 NORTH RANGE 8 West, Lulu Island, at a bargain.â Apply to HAND BROS., or EDWARD A. SHARPE; Lulu Islnnd. dwjetfml T# .RENT. A PLEASANT ROOM FOR TWOGEN- llcmcn.wltli or without Hoard, in private fain liy. Apply nl third bouso up (lio hill, left hand sidoof Douglas Street, dJoIOto First-class Prairie Farm FOB. SA.I--E3. SUPERBLY SITUATED ON LULU ISLAND, North Arm, Eraser River; con* tolnlngUUOnorosof thoflnc»tfarming land in tho country; nil dyked, well improved, good Imlldliii's, good orchard (bearing). For furlher Informntlon onc-ulre of MAJOR & PEARSON, dmy20le Now Westminstor. WANTED. ONE THOUSAND CORDS CEDAI Bolts, four to seventeen feet long.- Apply to dto ROYAL CITY PLANING MILLS CO. WANTED. TEACHER TOR BOUNDARY BAY School. Address F. P. RAITT, Sec. Bonrd of Trustees for Boundary Bay School, Ladner's Landing. djlylstio The fnlsB hair trade, of Now York requires tho annual importation to tliat city from Europe of about four tons of human hair. London takes about seven tons annually. John L. Sullivan is being put forward in earnest as a candidate for mayor of Boston. Still wo do not believe that tbe Now England Athens will stultify herself by voting Sullivan into tho civio chair because ho is a great bruiser.â-j1»i, It is said that Baron Rothschild headed a deputation of prominent English Jows who waited upou Uio Shah of Persia in London and prayed that ho would take steps, on his return to Persia, to improve the condition of the Jows in his dominions. Olass in Physiology: Omaha Teacherâ"Will some member of tho classoxplain hov' wo hear things!" Bright Sprigâ"Somebody tells pa something down town, then pa tolls it to ma us a profound secret, then ma tells it at the sewing society meeting, and then wo all hour it. THE ROYAL WEDDING. Tho Nuptials of Earl i'ii'e and Louise of Wales Take Place To-morrow, An absent-minded, Gorman professor was one day observed walking with one foot continually in tho gutter, the other on the pavement. A pupil meeting him, saluted him with, "Good ovening Herr Professor j how nre you 1" I was very well, 1 thought," answered the professor, hut now I don't know what's tho matter with me; for the last half hour I have been limping." Preparations for the Event are Made on a Scale of Great Magnificence. Tho Dervishes Again Itoinforccd aud a Great Battle with the Allies Expected, John Bennett, of Spots wood, N. J., to show tho ardor of his affection to Miss Cornelia Hulllish, mado a deed of 818,000 of property to her n fow days before ho was to lead her tothe altar. But Cornelia thought Ben. nett old and ugly, whilo her cousin, David Jobs, was young and handsome. She is Mrs. David Jobs now, and refuses to restore the §18,000 which the unwise love of John Bennett bestowed upon her.âEx. Piano Tuning! MR. -I. K. Hl.tVSO>, from Broad* wood A Sons, London, England, and Stolnway A Sons, New York, now nt Car* tor-i* Tcmplo of Blusic, Vancouvor, will attend to ordors left nt Mr. Zed, H. Hall's Store, New Wostmlnster, Tuning, $3. djly-lml MAJOR & PEARSON Renl Estato Itrokcrs and Financial Agents. AGENTS FOR Confttderntlon Life J*, â â oclntloit of Toronto. Itoynl mul Laneaihtrt Fire !naur> â me COmpanlei. B**uVnluablo Lots for sale ln the City and District, of Westminster; nnd choice Lots In the city of Vancouver. Porsons wishing to buy or sell city or rural properly should communicate with us. Oillces: Bank of B.C. building, opposite ppsloiDoe, Wesl in luster, and Hastings St., Vancouver. dwnpieio CORNER CORDOVA AND ABBOTT 8TREET8. âAND-* ANOERSON BLOCK, GRANVILLE 8TREET. LONDON, ENG. .or cannon ST, Farming Lands Town Lots OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS IOR SALE. Business Property. Lot faolnjj on ColumUa and Front Sts., In central portion of tlio city; Bovor.il buildings liriiij; good rontâ $22,000.00, Lot 4, Block 7, near Lytton Sqiinrc, 6(1x1.12 feet, fronting on Columbia and Front Sts.â§(1,000.00. Cornor Lot on Columbia .St., 311x0(1 feetâ $4,000.00. Alaoâ-Lot and Building with stock of floods, ono of tlio bost In-sinc'-a stnutls in tho oity. ImprovedResidential Property Lot 15, Bloek 111; two Iioubcs rented at paying flgurosâ84,000.00, House and Lot on Lome St., nenr Col* umbia--$12r,0.00. Lots 4, 5 k 0, Block 10- good house, garden, ko,; clioicu residence property -$5,250.00. Corner Lot on Columbia St,; fenced and elearod-$l500.00. Houso nnd Lot on Columbia St.; ono of tlio fluent residences in the cityâ$7,* 000.00. Houso nml Lot on Royal Avenue, near Douglas St,â$2,000.00. Houso nnd 3 Lotn, cornci »; .A Avonuo and St. Patrick'** St., no bettor rest, â¢lonoo alto In ii j eity-S 10,000.00. I acre, with 7 bouses, near tlio Park-- 10,000.00. dwauglto Vacant Residential Property. Lot I, Block -S; corner lot on Agnes St.; lino rosidonco sitsâ§1200.00. I-ots on St. Andrew's St., near Queen's Avenuo--8500.00 onch. Lots on Montreal, Douglas nnd Halifax Sta,, noar Clinton St.; tine views und woll situatedâ£150.00, $375.00,. $500.00. Lot on Melbourne St., nonr Clinton-* SIOO.OO. Lot I), Sub-Block 10; fine residenco lots- (250.00. Lots ou Pellmm St., near Maryâ$000.00 each, Lot on Pellmm St., (Ino sEto--$r<00.00, near St. Andrew-si near Melbourne-- Lot on St. John's St., $350.00. Lot in St. Andrew's Si-unm -$100,00, Lots in Blook fronting on Nortii Arm roadi lluosb elianee In tlio market for 1'OHidonco or speculationâ$126.00 to $17fi.'00. Lots In Subdivision of Lot 11, sub-Block 12-$fl0.00 to $125.00. Loti lu Subdivision of Lot 17, sub-Block 13-$100.00 Oftoli. Lots in Wostminstor Addition at $15.00 to $00.00. T. A. MUIR & CO. DRUGGISTS Queen's Hotel Block, NEW WKST-ll-iSTKI!. TOILET ARTICLES & SUNDRIES PHKHC11IPTION8 A SPECIALTY, daplte A Kansas ' Oity evening paper comments upon tbo fact that St. Paul bus expended three quarters of a million dollars in oity improvements tin's year, and plaintively adds: "Had all Uio work which is contemplated in Kansas City been properly attended to, instead of boing pushed to one sido by tho common council, it would havo shown twice that amount of money expended." Another sad instance of might havo been,âPioneer Press. Tbo Italian Bersnglieri, or riflemen, are taught a marching gait which astonishes tho military men of other nations. A Bersnglieri regiment stationed at Cremona recently made a foroed march of about seven and one-sixth miles in soventy-thrce minutes, After a halt of half nn hour the regiment set out on its return, marching without a pause to Cremona, and passing in review at double timo ns fresh as if they had not covered fourteen miles in three hours.âEx. Says an exhange: The Rev, Hugh A. Pentecost, who announces himsolf pastor of tho Church' of the Holy Discontent, has blossomed into a howling Anarchist. In n harangue near New York last Saturday ho said: "So long as there is a millionaire you ought to bo dissatisfied, I want to inflame your discontent to obtain your rights by socialism or somehow. Thero is enough money in tho country to givo evory man $5,000 a year, I do not say there shonld be a bloody revolution, but I hope there will be n revolution, evon if it should be a bloody one." so oo. Real Estate, INSURANCE AND Financial Agents Purchase Sell and Lease Property, Collect Rents, Make Loans on Mortgages, And transact all Business relating to Ileal Estate. âAGENTS POIt*-â london Assurance Corporation. Connecticut Flro Inanranco Co. of Hartford. London nnd Lnncnslilrc Life Assurance Co, Canton Insurance omce, IA, (Marine) OFFICES! ' Columbia St., New West'r. 41 Government St., Victoria dwseuyl Tho first election in the United States under tlio voting system which Hoveral states have copied from tho Canadian election acts will be that for state -oflicors in Mnssn chusetts next fall. In onlor that tho opponents of the reform may not be able to mako tho new law a failure n ballot act league has been formed, which will take all possible steps to render its provisions efli-c* Uve. It will look after nil preparations, nnd take chargo gonorally of ull tho work that is to be done It is confidently expected that tho reform will put nn ond in Massachusetts to many of the evils which havo long attended all election contests in the United States. UAltl I'llE'i- WBUDIKQ, London, July 20.âThe royal wedding to morrow will tako place at 12 o'clock at Buokltighum piflttoo. Tlio chapel auivico will bo fully choral and will bo solemnized by tho archbishop of Canterbury- ussUted by tho dean of Windsor, Rev. Edgar Shuphiud, tlio sub-dean of Chapel Itoynl, tho bishop of Loudon, tbu rector of Sinidringlnim, tiio dean, of Wesctniiwlor, and the bishop of St, Albans. Tho musical portions of tho sorvico will bo undertaken by Dr. Bridge, of Wostminstor Abbey, assisted by Mr. Jekyll, organist of Chapel Royal, St. Jamos, uud the choir of tho lattor royal chapel. Karl of Fifo will have as bust mnn his cousin, Horace Faiquohar. Tlio bridesmaids will bo tho Princess Victoria of Wales, Princess Maud of Waits, Countess Eeodara Gleichen, Princess Victoria of Took and llio Princess Victoria of Sohleswjg-Hol- stein. Tho whole ceremony will bo carried nut in what is known ns semi- state. Owing to thu bereavement by tho loss of hia third sou, tho Lord Chamberlain haa been oxompted from attendance, but all the chiof cfficcr-i of the queen's household will be present. Tho queen will arrive at Buckingham Palace, from Osborne, aooom- paniod by tho court, on tho day proceeding the wedding, and will remain ut Buckingham Palace that night. To-morrow at 11:45 tho royal family, with the exception of the Princo of Wales mul Princess Louise of Wales, will assemble in thu bow room nt Buckingham Pulnce. The Princess, with the Prinoesses Victoria and Maud of Wales, and Princess Albeit, Victoria and George of Wales, and tho chief officers of thu Prince of Wales'household; in three street carriages, will drive to Buckinyliani Palace shortly befuro 11:45 from Marlboro ugh house, escorted by field officers nud an escort of lifo guards. The route, which will be lined with armed troops, will bo by St. Jnrooa park. Thy carriages will bu drawn by richly caparisoned horses. The other princesses who will net ns bridesmaids will bo driven in 11 royal carriage to tho palace privately. At 11:40 the brido with the oflicers of state will ttart from her appartmenta in Buckingham Palace for tho Bow room, whore n procession will bo formed. The Earl of Fife, with Mr. Horace A. Farquohnr, will have arrived at tho palace previously. The queen's procession will enter Buckingham Palaco chapel shortly boforo noon and tho members of tho royal family will be seated immediately facing the altar, The Princo of Wales, with tlio bride, will leave Marlborough houso 111 a state carriage n littlo beforo 12 o'clock. His royal huihuess will be escorted by a line guard. The carriage ho will uso will be of great magnificence, boing that which has only been used by the queen on occasions when she has opened parliament in person. It hns nover been used by any of the royal family other than thu queen. After tho ceremony the wedding breakfast will bo served in tho supper room in Buckingham Palaco to those invited to tho wedding. The royal family will breakfast separately in another room with the queen. â The UBual toasts will be given and then the Earl of Fife aud his bride will drive bnck to Marlborough house, followed by the Princess of Wales and hor family and the bridesmaids. The bride nud bridegroom will, in the afternoon, drivo to Lord Fife's suburban scat at Sheen, whore the first portion of the honeymoon wili be spout. Tho new wedding anthem, "O, Perfect Love," winch has expressly boen cempofled by Mr. Josoplt Barneby for the royal marriage, will be included in tho services at Buckingham Palaco. Those who wish to live longâ and who does not? observes an ex changeâwill be cheered by the information that tho duration of human life appears to be extending. Common sense applied to the problems of existence is doing much to remove tho causes which make for early disolution. People are indeed learning to avoid tho death traps, and to operate the human machine with such care that it will last long. The point to be remembered is that in youth there is a reserve powor whieh must not, by dissipation or other unnatural agencies, be drawn upon. Let that power be economized, nnd it will stand its possessor in good stead when sickness or old age overtakes him. Tho wilful wnsto of vitality on the other hand will lead to tho proverbial "woful want" in duo time. The ship Lanarkshire, from Buenos Ayres, hss been detained at Quebeo and quarantined, with smallpox on board. The patients have been placed in the hospital, and the ship has been fumigated, A TIMI'LY OOMl'LIMLNT. London, July 26.âThe Times, referring to Mr, Gladstone's speech on tlio royal grants last night, said: "It gives genuine pleasure tu ncknowlodeo tlio excellence of his oration, which v;_ inspired with tho bust traditions o{ statesmanship, and lighted perhaps by tho reflection of his golden wedding, TU:-; UKIIMAN COLONIAL fi). Lonhon, July 20.âIt has been cabled to America that tiio Gorman South West African Colonial Company wm in negotiationa with an English syndicate for the sale of its African [iiissctisions. Thu officials <>f thn company, howovor, deny that any such wholesalo action is contemplated und assert they nre only selling cDitain tracts of lnnd to private porsons, CANADIAN BTOOK DULL. London, July 20,âThe market for American railways opened actiro and higher this morning. At 2 o'clock tho list, waa buoyant, with tho exception of Canadian roads, which found Utile demand, and iu wliich there was littlo doing. Tho general market is firm, A GREAT BATTLE IM.MINKNT. London, July 20.âTho latest news from Cairo is that reinforcements! for the invading Arabs are moving down in 3 columns, marching through the desert, whoro they havo joined tho main body. Wah-El-Ingami, tho Arab chief, will give battlo totho combined British nnd Egyptian forces. PAltNEtL'H STAND. London, July 25.âIt is positively asserted that Parnell's support of the government proposal to increaso the allowanco t-i tho Prince of Wales Is duo not so much to Mr. Gladstone's influence as to his intimate knowledge of the prince's political views, more especially those 011 tho subject of the treatment of Ireland. It is stated that, notwithstanding his groat respect for Mr. Gladstone and his boiiho of obligation to him foi his groat services in behalf of Ireland, Mr. Parnell could nevor have followed his lead into tho camp of tho Tory government woro it not for tho certainty thnt in doing so he is niding tho Prinoe of Wales, whose sympathies are with tho popular oause of Ireland, Tlio Irish Nationalist members had a meeting this after noon to discuss their attitude toward the question of grants, and although there was no attempt to bring about united action on the subject, a very pronounced majority commuted themselves to the course which Mr. Parnell has cut out for himself. A small section of the Irish parly will, however, follow the lead of Mr. O'Connpr in opposition to the government's proposals. THE KOY AL OR ANTS. London, July 25,âThere was an unusually large attendance of members iu tlio commons to-day. The in* terost iu to-day's debate on the pait of the public was also mado manifest by crowded galleries. The great attraction was tho debate on royal grunts. When Mr. Smith moved the udoptien of a report of a special committee on royalty grants overy eye wus directed towards him. Uu was promptly questioned by members of tho opposition as to tho present condition of the queen's finances. They demanded to know what savings the queen had mado out of the allowances already made for tho supp-'i i of tho royal family. Mr. JSmith declined to reply to the quea tioiis, which ho claimed wero entirely irrelevant to the subject in hand. It was not the duty of the sovereign, he said, to provide for the royal family. Tlie government could not believo that there existed any important class among tbo loyal peoplo of the British ompiro who grudged to royalty tho very moderate provision necessary to maintain its dignity, a dignity which waa not only that of the royal family, but of tbo empire as well. Mr.t Labouchere moved a substitute for the committee's report. This substitute is in the form of an address to thu queen, stating that in the opinion of the hooBo her majosty ought to provide for her grandchildren out of her present income. Ho stated that it was his opinion, and the opinion of those who stood with him on this question, tbat the sums already granted to the royal family out of the public treasury were quite sufficient for all purposes with which tbo people hud any concern. He was determined to oppose all futuro grants to tho junior royalties, and ho spoko not only lor himself but for many othors who acted with him in support of this substitute for tho committee's report, notwithstanding the refusal of the honorable gentleman to reply to tho inquiries as to the queen's savings. The government wns already on record as admitting that huge savings had been mado out of the allowance heretofore granted the Queen for her civil list. These sav- iui'S, he understood, wero well invested and if it was truo as it has boen stated, thnt the queen hod out of these savings given various sums to several of her grand-children, ho had no doubt there was enough left to provide for the others. He insisted that the extreme limit which the nation should put upon its bounty to -royalty was reached when a proper provision was made for tlie children of the sovereign. To ex- LUNPY'S LANE. The 75th Anniversary of the Glori ous Victory at Limdy's Lane Celebrated To-day. Thousands of People Gather on the Old Battlefield and Honor the Occasion. Advices Keceived at Ottawa of a Serious Outbreak of Asiatic Cholera at Hauilu. tend tho principle of royally grants beyond this limit was to treat with ' justice Ihe people from whom tho sum for such a purpose muBt be .wrung in Uxes. PoFsibly some notions of ordinary prudence and common sense in the management of their finances might bo imposed upon royalty by a denial of a further pension, but he could not believe that a display of theso virtues would in tho least militate against the dignity either of tho ompiro or the royal family themselves, It might become necessary to abolish the horde of useless officials who nre now pampered iu the royal household, but who would complain, if, for instance, the queen's lord ohamberlain wero to leave the stable yard or if hor master of the house were to drop out of eight, or hor eight lords-in-waiting on her, or all these useless officials of the households of the Princo of Walos and other princes and princesses. Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Morley followed snd the debate was adjourned. THE CRONIN CASE. Chicago, July 25.âTo-day five de- fondants in the Cronin murder caso, Beggs, O'Sullivan, Coughlin, Woodruff and Hunze wore taken before Judge Horton by ordor of the state's Attorney Longnecker, and the question: "Are you ready for trial?" put to ench of them. All but Coughlin replied: "lam," and after a littlo discussion on tho case the prisoners were taken out of court by tho sheriff, under an order from Judge Horton to bring them before him again to-morrow morning at 10 o'olock. Judge Long- ncckcr'a object in having thom arraigned was to prevent them from claiming tho protection of tho statute which holds that in criminal cases tho stnto must be ready for trial at the second term after tin indictment iB returned. OTTAWA NOTES. Ottawa, duly 24,âGenoral surprise has been created at tho sudden flop of the Toronto Mail 011 the commercial union question. After advocsting it vigorously for two years, the Mail now siya that as tho I'uited States will seemingly havo nothing to do with it, it would be a useless attempt to crouto public sentiment in its favor, and Canada should accordingly devote itsolf rather to straightening out somo of tho incongruities in tho national policy. Argument in the Edison case tor* minnted to-day. Counsel for tho Royal company knocked out the objection of Edison's counsel that by the international industrial convention the Ellisons could import a patented article to Canada, by showing that Groat Britain's adhesion to the connection expressly oxompted tho colonics. Decision was doferred, Ottawa, July 25.âE, H. Greavos ia here attending the convention of tho brotherhood of railroad brakeman of America. The Indian treaty payments aro in progress. Nearly a million and a half is devoted to the purpose. A series of anti-Jesuit meetings will be held throughout Ontario next month. It is announced that arrangements ANNIVERSARY OP LUNDV's LANE. DRUMSlONDVILLli, Out., July 26.â Thousauds of people attended the colo- bratioti of the aovciily-fiflh anniversary of the Battlo of Luudy'n Lano. Among thoso present wero Sir A. P. Caron, Adam Brown, M. P., and tho York and Weutworth pioneers in largo bodies, After the decoration of the graves of tho hotoea who fell in tho struggle of 1814, patriotic speeches were delivered by tho minister of militia and others of the prominent men present, and appropriate resolutions weto passed. Sir Adolpho promised to do his bost to induce the government to aid in the erection of a monument on tho battlefield. Thu prominent feature was the speech by Sir A. P. Caron, who received a great ovation. Ho said it wns with the deepest gratitude ho accepted the invitation extended to him to come hero on this historic spot with its many associations of early days tn Canadian history. Although of French descent, he was a Canadian, and loved tho eld Britisli flag that those who wore sleeping here defended 75 years ago to-day; tho same floated ovur their citadel at Quebec and the French descendants of thnt province, tike himself, know no other flag but that one. They loved their country and their queen, aud proved it in timo of trouble. Sir Adolphe spoko on Uio unity that should exist among all classes of Canadians for the general welfare of all, snd concluded liy statin*! tliot ho felt just as much at home on tho battlofield of Lundy Lane, Ont., as he did amongst his friends in the county of Quebec. A DESIRE TO BE DESPERATE. KlNOffTON, July 2(1.âTwitehollis in better spirits this morning. Several doctors attended him during fhe night. He says he is subject to despondent fits, and then does things he wonders at afterwards. For over a week ho has been completely upset in his mind, which was filled with n desire t-> do something desperate. This was tho cause of his recent action, He appeared in court this morning and wus remnnded. Tho victim ia *frof tit to appear in court. Mrs. Martin Is vory ill. Hor nervous system is overwrought and she fainted wh|n Twiiohell pounded.ljor on the head, but was aroused by tho firo. Her -f.-et wero â¢ badly cut by the broken lniftp chimney. NEW AltCHBISHOl'. £ July 2(j.--Tho news of â * W TOBOfiMI July tho election of Bishop Walsh to tho hnvo been completed in London, En| land, for laying a cable from Greenlâ Island, Gulf of St. Lawrence, to West Port, Ireland, a saving of 1,300 miles as compared with the present routo. Complex instruments will not bo re* quired. It is expected that a warrant for the extradition of Burko will bo issued next week. The Rome correspondent jf the Catholic News cables that Bishop Walsh, London, Ont, wis yesterday elected Archbishop of Toronto, to fill tho vacancy caused by the death of Arohbishop Lynch, archbtshoprio of Toi onto was received with joy by the Roman Catholic clergy of tlie city. Thoy aro unanimous in the belief that 11 better selection from among the ecclesiastics of the provinco could not be mndo. Bishop Walsh is spending a vocation iu Montreal. Scores of telegrams wero yesterday sont him from oil parls of tli? country congratulating him on his elevation; The pallium, tho insignia of archbishoprics, will not arrive from Rome for about a yoar. ASIATIC CHOLERA. Ottawa, July 20.âThe department of agriculture has been apprised of an outbreak of Asiatic cholera in tho Phillipino Islands. As many as 20 deaths a day are occurring at Manilla. Vessels going to tho United States report the presence of cholera, and our own officials on the Pacifio coast have beon notified to bo on the lookout for vessels coming from thoso ports, A ZULU VIRAGO. Quedec, July 20.âFor the past two days races bave been in progress on tho St. Charles course, and disgraceful scenes of disorder and rowdyism are reported in the vicinity. Matters culminated yesterday in the arrest of ono woman rider, Madame Maranatte. Sho applied the whip among tho peoplo right nnd left, somo persons receiving ugly cuts on thoir faces. Sho gave bail to stand trial. She is a Zulu. BRAVE NEW YOltKEUS. Nj.w York, July 26,âDuring a fog this morning a collision occurred in East river between tho tug beat Burgess and tho ferry boat Brooklyn. A wild panic arose among tho Intlor's passengers, tlie men rushing for life preservers regardless or thu women who screamed and fainted in many cases. The bow of tho ferry boat struck the tug nmidship and iho latter sank almost immediately. Hor crew all succeeded in getting aboard tho ferry boat, and after a timo tho panic wns quelled aB it was found the ferry boat nnd sustained no damage. Tho hitter proceeded to her dock and landed all her passengers in safety, A DISHONEST LAWVE1I. Nkw York, July 20.âLawyer John R. Dunn, who advised his client, cashier Scotl, of Manhattan, to steal $.185,- 000 of the bank's monoy and niter- wards got tho greater part of it himsolf, was takon to Slug Sing this morning to nerve a sentence of 9 years and 6 months. Legal delays has kept him in tho tombs hero for a year pending appeal. THREE MURDER*. Minneapolis, July 25,âIt is reported that the dead bodies of one colored and two whito men wore found yeBtorday morning near Whiting station, Lako county, oach with a fatal wound on the back of the head. Ono bodj* was naked with tho oxoeption of a shirt. Who they aro, where they came from and how they camo thoro is unknown. Ono story is that they had boen in Whiting sevoral days, had been enticed on tho railroad, murdered and robbed. Another theory is that tbey wero stockmen, murdered nnd thrown from a train by tramps. Tho bodies wero found oloao together between tho tracks of tho B. O, and Lake Shore railways. Job printing of all kinds neatly done at the Columbian office, Prices will be found as low as at uv other offlce In the province âAdv. Children Crjlfor Pltchor'iCastoria THE DAILY COLUMBIAN PtJBLIHHBP Every Afterao-M except Sunday, BV TBI xsanisrBixi-- bbothbhb, At their Steam Printing Establishment, Columbia Street. BY MAIL: For ISTmonth 18.00 For 6 months â ââ 4 26 For 3-months.......... 2 25 DELIVERED IN THE CITY: For 12 montbs ......sif) 00 For 6 months. 6 25 Per month..... , 90 Per week 25 Payment ln all oases (except lor weekly rate) to be made In advance. THE WEEKLY COLUMBIAN issued every WedBewIny Morning. Delivered ln tbe City, per year. 93.00 Mailed, per yenr... 2.00 Mailed, 8 months. 1.25 gmig §ritfeh dtolumbiim Friday Evening* -Inly ae, isse, When Kngland undertook to occupy Egypt, on bohnlf principally of English capital invested there, it took upon itself tho fighting of Egypt's bnttles.iui'l a busy time it has had of it for the Inst half a decado or moro. Since tho failure of the Khartoum expedition to rescue (.ioners. 1 Gordon, whoso chief mission in tho Soudan was tho suppression of the nefarious Arab slave trado, tho British and Egyptian garrisons in Lower Egypt hnve boen ropontodly harassed by the omboldencd hordes of tho desert-âtho fanatical dervishes and the slave trading Arabs-âwho havo becomo tbo aggressors with o ven- geanco, and lately threaten boldly to Bweep the British from the country. Tho nativo Egyptian soldiery is no match, cither in courage or fighting qualities, for these fierce warriors of tho desert, who fear not even tho world conquering British, but before whose oqual courage and superior discipline and armament tbey are forcod to succumb, even when fnr outnumbering the latter. The message of Nad-El-Jumi, leader of the dervishes, to General Grenfell, whon called upon to surrender recently, illustrates very well tho character of these fanatics. Says Nad-El-Jumi: "Your force is nothing to me, I am sont to conquer the world and I cannot stop. Now, I call upon you to surrender; if you will do so, I will protect you. Remember Hicks Pasha and Gordon Pasha." The troops in Egypt hove been ablo to check the late advance of the der vishes, while scarcely strong enough to drive them back into the interior, and reinforcement have been sent to Egypt, which, with tho British and Egyptian forces there, will in all probability, except in the event of an extraordinary movement of the Arabs, be able to keep Nad*EI*Jumi from breaking loose upon tho world, so that our local militia needn't become oxcited until further notice. There is no reasonable doubt that England can and will maintain a sufficient force in Egypt to keep these desert marauders and cutthroats pretty well in check; but what is very desirableâand$ the same time extremely difficult and expensive in such a country as tho Soudan, a fact amply demonstrated 'by comparatively recent experience âis that they should be once and for all thoroughly "cleaned out" in their strongholds in the far interior. Theso dervishes and Arabs of Lower Egypt or the Soudan,are to-day tho great curse of Africa. It is by them that the bloody and infamous slave trade, whioh has lately been brought to the horrified notice of the civilized world, is carried on, and it is stated that the present uprising is due tn tbo fear of the Arab villains that the slave trade is about to be wiped out. The movement in Europe for its suppression has greatly alarmed thom, and Germany has been giving tha traders great troublo by hor blockade of the Zanzibar coast, Therefore, they have conceived the dosign of driving the English out of Egypt and thus opening a new channel for their infamous traffic. Those who are jealous of Great Britain's occupation of Egypt have no reasonable ground for their jealousy, it will be seen. Besides looking after her own legitimate interests, Great Britain is doing a service to the world and to humanity, which would be a most inestimable ono if sho should uttorly crush the Arab legions and occupy tlie Soudan as well. It is rather too much, however, to expect ono power to undertake such a task, nnd it is to be hoped that there muy soon be a* concert of action among tho nations to wipe out for ever this accursed slave traflic, if iu so doing they should havo to knock the wholo raco of NaJ-EI-Jumis into a "cocked hat." It may be expected that the international anti-slavery congress, called by Cardinal Lavcgerie to meet at Lucerne, Switzerland, on the 4th of August next, and to which all civilized nations have been invited to sond delegates, will result in some united and feasible plan for crushing the slave traffic forever in oppressed and blood-stained Africa. The Parnell commissionân freak in its wayâhas taken another of its intermittent vacationsâwo aro sure it needs a rest, but not any worse than the very weary publicâadjourning yesterday until tho 24th of October. On the 12th of the . carrent month, it will be remembered, Parnell and his associates formally withdrew from the commission, although consenting to continue to give evidonco when required. Tho withdrawal consisted in with* dra iving their counsel, for the publicly assigned reason that the commission wm not disposed to treat the Parnellites fairly, and it was but assisting at a farce to continuo tbe caso under such circumstance.;. The particular incident in the proceedings whioh caused Parnell to arrivo tt this deoision was the refusal of Judge Hannen, tho presiding justice, to authorize the production, by the secretary, Mr. Houston, of the books of the Loyal Patriotic Unionâan organization of landlords principally, and directly opposed in its objects to the National League and Home Rule. The ground on which Judge Hannen ruled against tho production of the books in question, it is understood, was that persons not before tbo court would be thereby implicatedâ-,i rather flimsy pretext, nnd one not .sufficiently supported by precedent, it is to bo feared, to stand in the wny of important ovidonco being obtained, Sir Charles Russell, for tho Parnellites, demanded tbo production of theso books, it should bo added, and desired to prove by them that tho whole indictment contained in "Parnellism and Oriine" proceedod from the Loyal and Patriotic Union, and that Pigott was used by thut powerful political organization to concoct tho plan. Under nil the circumstances, tho Parnellites would appear, on tho surfaco of things at uny rato, to lmve had a very good protoxt for withdrawing in disgust, as thoy did, News correspondents to American papers, according as tbey look at tho question through different political spectacle.-', commend Parnell's action in this mutter, or decry it as uncalled for anil theatrical. A correspondent, who appears to bo disposed to bo fair to both sides, has the following to say of tho scene whon Parnell ami his frionds withdrew their caso from court, with some comments on the incident: "Judgo Day, on tho left, usually somnolent, wns alert and anxious. Judgo Smith, on tho right, enjoyed it hugely. Judgo Hannen, in tho centre, had on an air of offended dignity. On leaving the court the correspondent had n fow words with Parnell, He said thoy had acted deliberately. Thoy felt they had no alternative. 'No begorra-.1 said Mr. Biggar, 'wo could not assist at the farce any longer. Their decision to screen Houston was only tho culmination of a long series of unfairness and partiality. Wo should bo fools to go on with the judicial furoe.' Mr. Biggnr seems to put tho case too strongly. Until tho Houston incident there hud been nothing unfair, The judges have been biased, but uot wilfully unfair. Judge Hannen has certainly tried hard to be entirely impartial. No one can aocuso Judge Day, for be has apparently slept with impartiality all through, But the decision not to probe tho Pigott conspiracy or inquire into the genesis of the charges nnd nil allegations, certainly reduces the inquiry to ti farce, and tho Irish members having all tendered themselves for examination, and thus disproved tlio imputation of a desire to shirk inquiry, uro quite right to withdraw," Whatever may be thought ou this sido of the Atlantic of tiio different stories thut reach us as to the fair ness or unfairness of the commission towards tho Parnellites, it must be particularly gratifying to tho "uncrowned king" himself! iis wc** as to his followersâ and not a little significant as well of spontaneous public opinion on the merits of tho case near the immediate theatre of the inquiryâthat throughout Great Britain, and not by Irishmen alone, Parnell is held iu the highest admiration and esteem, and enthusiastically honored on all possiblo occasionsâns witness, for one instance, the cordial and hearty presentation to him, tho other tiny, of the freedom of the city of Edinburghâas a triumphantly and perfectly vindicated patriot aud statesman. In the faco of such testimonials, und of the famous Pigott disclosures already made, the mere formal report of tho commission, if it should not bo in accordance with tho judgment of tho people of Great Britain, will carry vory littlo practical weight. DAILY BRITISH COLUMBIAN, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. O., JULY 26, 1889. VOLUME VII.âNO. 23. NEW WESTMINSTER Real Estate and Financial Agency RICHARDS, HAYWOOD & MACKINTOSH, Conveyancers tt Notaries Public. I?. O. Etas: 213. Tclopl-.o2-.o 33*o. â¬1 Children Cryfor Pitcher's Castoria RESIGNATION. To the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of New Westminster:â Cil*NTI-l'*MI*:.*,â I (jog most respectfully totenilermy resignation asa member of tho Council. I fuel that, owing tothe course of conduct respncling railway construction to whicli the Council appears to hnvo committed Itself, and which must result dlsastroualy to the best Interests of the city, I can no longer Katlsfoctorily discharge my representative duties at your board, I am, Ac, jy2JI3 E. ft. SCOULLAH. RESIGNATION. Oi-iN'i'i.MMKN,â I consider It my duly to resign from tho Civic Hoard, us my relations with the New Westminster and Southern Hallway conlllt-t, or appear to conflict, foi when I Introduce any scheme botween tho Railway Company and tho City, although tt may bo for tho benent anil best Interests of tho City, some of tho Aldormcn In* sinuate lhat I am working for lho New Wostmlnster and Southorn Rnllway Company (of which I am a member) against the interests of tho City; therefore, I beg respectfully to tender my resignation, hoping the Chair will be more ably and honorably filled to the advancement nnd best Interests of the City of Netf Wost* minster, I am, Your Obedient Servant, JOHN HENDRY. Now Westminster, July 21th, 1880. s-sit-d -ro-crsa Davidson Bros. VANCOUVER, To Have Them Put in Good Repair. CALL AND SEE OUR STOOK WHILE IN THE CITY. DAVIDSON BROS., Cordova St., Vancouver, dJly2ito .. Business and Residence Property in the City and Suburbs. Farming, Timber and Mineral Lands for Sale Cheap. Terms easy. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. TV/T r,r.rTMr /-r*./-v T /-. 71 T-.T MjU. - ""* D0 N0T SPECULATE OUHSELVES, but B!vo our cus- |Y| ON Fy V T/O LlOAN. HTR* tametithe benent of all our e-iooinl burg-Ins. ^OFFICES: OOLONIAL HOTEL BUILDING, NEW WESTMINSTER. 176 OORDOVA ST. VANCOUVER. HI YATES ST, VICTORIA. JAMES D. RAE [SUCCESSOR TO D. MePHADEN) DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FIRST-CLASS Groceries and Provisions â 3*- mi JE MM 9 dtr. 0Q m Codecs Roasted and Ground on the Premises. Fino Teas n Specialty, flwly OOLUMBIA STREET Vancouver City Foundry I lading Works Co, (LIMXXaSI*) ) Engineers, Boiler Makers, and Iron and Brass Founders HAVING GREATLY INCREASED THEIR PREMISES AND MACHIN- cry, arc iu a position to undertake tho construction and repairs of Marine and KtiiUoiu-rr Engines and Hollers, milling. Mining and Cannery Mncliinery. as well as (tastings and Forgings of every description. Estimates given * D. CARTMEL, General Manaobr, ill work guaranteed. A. MoKELVIE, dwjll7to Mechanical Manager, Tenders Wanted. mK.Nl'KliS WILL BE RECEIVED I1Y JL M. <(. Tkuiiunk up loiao'elook noon on MONDAY, mil. July, for tlio erection ot n Dwelling House nt sapperton. Plans mitt specifications mny be seen nt N. c. MoKeen A son's store, Front street. The lowest or nny tender not necessarily nccepted. djlygttd G. E. WOODS bHD SUBVEYOB. A. G. GAMBLE iiotaot Publio. Woods, Tnr&flr -& EhunUo LAND SURVEYORS, AND CONVEYANCERS. AQ-ENTB FOE FIRE.-Tlio Western of Toronto.The Mt- un, Tho City of Loudon, nnd Tho Hartford. K1FE-âThe Now York Lifo Insurance Co. ACClDENT-ThoTrnvellers1 of Hartford Land Surveying in all Its branches accurately and promptly carried out. City and Suburban Lnndi for Snle. We can show a complote lint of desirable localities. Farming Lands, Improved uud unimproved, throughout tho district. Mining and other Stock bought nnd sold. Money to Loan on flrst mortgage at low rates. __ Telephone Call No. 33. P. O, Drawkk W. WOODS, TUHNKBA GAMBLE, Office, Elurd'S Blook, â¢ Columbia Street new westminster. din 1)14 to PXONX3X1B. HARDWARE mm_70LMWM.MBl ESTABLISHED IK. Jas, Cunningham COLUMBIA STIIEET, WESTMINSTER, B. G. IMPOKTER OP Hardware, Agr. Implements, Rope, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Crockery, Chinaware, Woodenware, Wall Papers, Stoves, Ranges, . Fire Orates, Gas Fittings, Iron Pipe, Pumps, Sewer Pipe, Plaster, Cement, Lime, Hair. MANUFAOTUBER OF JL%^>TIN & SHEET-IRONWARE. CONTRACTS FOR Iron Cornlee Work, dos-flttlng, PlmnMng, Roofing, to. OITY SUPPLIES. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT tho City Corporation will not ho responsible for any goods or articles furnished to any ofllclul or employee except on an order tdgned by tho city clerk or asslslnnt. Dy Ordor, D. ROBSON, City Clerk. July 24th, 1889. djy24ml City of Mew Westminster, PUBLIC NOTICE. CORDWOOD PILKDON THE STREETS or (â mieN within tlio city limits must be removed at once, nn account uf survey and construction. Ity order of the Hoard of Works, J. G. JAQUES, Chairman. City Hall, Now West., July 24,1880. Jy24w mHE HATE OP RE-OPENING TIIK J. Public Schools next term lias boon changed from AUgUStfitli. 1880, lo August 12th, 1889. 8. 1). POPE. Superintendent of Education. Education Offlce, July 17lh, 18S9. Jlj-22w2 Grand Excursion! Monlli ol River. Cimoc Pass nnd North Arm. mim STEAMER ADELAIDE LEAVES J Ewen's wiuirf on SUNDAY, Jul; tl, nt 11.30 n. in., for above-mentioned plueep. Refreshments nnd Luncheon on bonrd. Fnrc for round trip, *1; Children, 60 ots. iljlymtd AUCTION SALE IS ENGLISH BAY. I IIAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED BY Mil. SAMURi.OKF.Rit to sell by PuuIIcj Alio* bn, on Saturday Even'g, Aug. 3,1889, At the COLONIAL nOTEL, New Wcst- ml nster, Twenty-five Lots of his English Bay Property, which comprises somo of the boat situated business property directly opposito tho proposed Landing of all tlio large ocean Steamship* from China, Japan, and bo forth, nnd It is conceded by lho best authorities on tlio subject that this In destined to becomo tho principal seaport ln British Columbln,and this property Inthe nenr futuro will probably be equal In valuo to any of tho choice lots on Granville and other st roots in Vancouver The depot-Its on thoso lots Wilt bo $25 for Insldo lots nnd SCO for corner lots, cash! tho balance will bo payable when Mr. Oreor is prepared lo give a deed. Tho property is sold with all the privileges of tho present pre-emption lawn of British Col umbla, I have nlso been instructed by Hr. Johki'ii nosieiN to sell nt same time, Lot ISO, Group 8, Now Weatmlnster District, on tho South Arm of tho Eraser River, oppoBlto Tilbury Island, with half a mile frontagoon Frasor River-containing lOOnorei. There Ih about 120 acres of this prairio, tho balance alder nnd crab-apple; thero tn about H Inches rich soil on surfaco, with clay sub- noil, nnd is equal In value to any of the Delta lnnd lower down tho rlvor which Is selling at from 8100 to gUiO por acre, Terms of this will bo $4000 cash; balance ns may be agreed upon. Also-r-ois 0, IH A IS* aabdlr. or Lot 10, Block Kill, New Westminster Suburbs, »**uHalo will tntao place at 8 o'olock, T. J. TRAPP, dJlyHOtd Auotioxkkii, GROCERIES Fresh Hams. Fresh Bacon. Pure Oanadian Lard. Coffees a specialty. A. DesBRISAY, Cor. Columbia 8 Blackie Sts. dnplOtc BUGGIES JUST RECEIVED, A CAIMjOAKOF Pell, Rice Coil-spring iMafhlan â s "aa mss- ms w ms ***s* ALBO DUPLEX, HANDY, BRADLEY & OTHER Democrat and Express Wagons! rJgT The Best and Cheapest Rigs ever offered for sale in British Columbia."^ dwnpeto Ir&eicl efts *Oix*r*ri©-i â Toronto' Mowers Maxwell Mowers The,Little Maxwell Steel Frame Binders. M:A.OBIIIsrEiB,-y. F.C. Strickland & Co. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. Planet, jr., Garden Tools, Lawn Mowers, &c. &c. Tiger Rake Sharp's Do. Maxwell Do. BRITISH COLUMBIA HIT MARKET, Columbia Street, New Westminster. VAN VOLKENBURGH BROS. Wholesale and Retail Butchers. MEAT rVBVEYOKS IN GENEBAL. I'KESII AMB CORNED MEATS ALWAYS ON HAND. farSpeeial lines quoted for tho shipping trado. Family orders striotly attended to. Hotels will And it to their interest .0 plncetheir ordors with tho abovo firm. d28noly LONDON MARKET Front Street, New Westminster. MANAHAN &^REICHENBACH, CSU00ES80RS TO W. B. TOWNSEND) DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FRESH & SALT MEAT Hams, Bacon, Sausage-, Bolognas, Etc dnolyl COMMERCIAL PRINTING, The Columbian PimiTura Establishment hns first-class faculties for all kinds of Commercial Printing. Bill Heads. Letter Headi, Circulars, Cards, Envelopes, Blank Forms of ovory description, Posters, Dodgers, PrlOO Lists, 4c Prices will bo found as low as at any other officii where first-class work is dono. * ANOTHER CARLOAD STOVES & RANGESI Just Received, Direct from Hamilton. THIS MAKES TWO SINCE JANUARY. Intending Buyers should make a note of this, as it goes to show that we sell more Stoves than any two Houses in the Province. Our superior line of Stoves and low prices do the business. E. S. Scoullar & Co. GranvilU & Water Sis,, Van c. ver TUB SPACE I1EI.ONOS TO H. T. READ & CO HARDWARE MEliOBANTB. The NEW WESTMINSTER Front St., New Westminster, B. C. ISAarAOHB. ROBTa:****** -c.ja.-w. Z^J-.XTXTZB'.A.OT-aSMXt.B OUT STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILL, FISH CANNERY AfilUCTlTUIUI, & AM, KINDS OF MACHINERY. Brass and Iron Castings made to Order. REPAIRING DONE WITH NEATNESS ADD DISPATCH. P. S,âAll orders from tho upper country promptly attended to. dwnolmO Chas. McDONOUGH, front Street, New Westminster. 11 EXTRA FAMILY BLANKETS, FLANNELS, WORSTEDS M kinds of Woolen Hoods READY-MADE CLOTHING. "JSP" The only House on the Mainland which keeps the Manufactures of the New Westminster-Woolen Mills. Patronize Home Industry. dml*3otc ROYAL OITY flailing Ii Company, Ld. RICHARD STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. MAXVPACTl-KKIi!* AND DKALKItS IN I Shingles, Shakes, Laths, Pickets, SALMON BOXES, NET FLOATS, TRAYS. JLZt-TZD .A.X.X, 2_ZX__TZ__B 03T Wood Furnishing for Canneries. Doors. Frames. Windows. Mouldings. Balusters. Blinds. Brackets. Bailings, Newels. PLAIN ANO FANCY AND ALL KINDS OF TURNED WORK. FOR J3 ALE. GOOD PIANO, IN FIR9T-(!I,ASS - ., slals nf repair. Has splendid ton,'. Will be sold clioap tor cnsli. For particulars, apply l'ox2&i, City P.O. dJ128wl Wl Auction Sale! T HAVE RKOEIVEI) INSTRUCTIONS L mid will noil by Ful-llo Auction, at tlie Oo1o*nlnl Hotol, on SATURDAY, Anuit .lilt, MM- nt 7.00 o'elook p. niâ tlie following valuable property, viz.: Section 25 (contnining 100 aeros, mora or loss,), Illock 5 North, Itiinge Two Wost, Township No. IB. llnngo West of Const Merldlnn, Now Wostminstor District! about wy. miles from HrownRvitle-o« Yftlo road; ljjj milosttoin Friwor Ulver, lm* ftrovements-7 acres olciireih nil unilt-r anoe, Houao, Darn Woodshed; 2good wellsflrat-olnss water. Ayoimgorchard, consisting ofnovm'iotios of fruit trees from 3 to 4 years old. Terms oaHli. .IM A.M.NELSON, OJyWUl Auctioneer. -jsroTio-B. VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ll I Intond making application to tlio Honourable tho Chief commissioner of Lnnds nml Works fnr permission (o lease tho following described trnots of land: 1. Commencingntn stake situated south of a Inke lying enst of Deep Bay, Desoln- tion Sound; running Ihenoe ;hi clmlnH south, thonce 60 chains oast, thonco m ohalns north,thenoo91)chain* east, thonco 40 chains north, thonco 1)0 chains went, thence in chnlns north, thenco 10 chnlns west, thenoo TO chains south, thenoo <J0 chnlns wost, thenco to pointof commence* ment 2, Commencing ntn post nt the month of a littlo stream 00 ohalns south of Tlhbs Point, Baza Island; running thonco west 10 chnlns, south 28 chnlns, west 15 ohnlmi, south 24 chains, west 28 ohnins, north 12 chains, west 12 chains, north 21 olinlns, wost 8 ohnlns, north If chains, west 72 ohalns, nortii 24 chains, enst 24 chnlns, south 10 chains, cast 1)8 chnlns, north 20 chaina, east 28 chnius to shore, thence along shore to plnco of commencement. HENRY V. EDMONDS. Julys, 1880. djlyOml VOLUME VII.-NO. 22. DAILY BRITISH COLUMBIAN, 1JEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0., JULY 26, 1889. ENERGY OF STORMS. K some of tlio LttWB and Tliourlt--- of Mcloni- olugloal 1'hflnoinena. I H. A. Ilazon, in discussing tho subject In â¢Ik; HI. Loiii-i Globo-Domocrat, states Hint jcuo theory was advanced by Espy In 1883 jraiht tho energy of our storms nnd tornadoes bviib entirely duo to tho latent heat set freo .'â I tlio condensation of the aqueous vapor in ..icair. HosupposodthataprimaryiinpulKe L v;tM givon to an ascondln/r current by the Seat of tho sun fallingupon a certain limited portion of tlio cartb-and that saturated air in * .his ascending current, through expansion '-.tnd cooling, had iU moisturo condensed. Ji'hls condensation liberated tho latent heat stored up through tlio process of evaporation, and this in turn heated up tho air, producing a rarefaction and,an increased up* wVard motion. Tho longer this process weut '.ti tho more intense the action became, the '-Wo heat was evolved, and thus moro and noro forco was evolved. Prof. Ferrel (adopted this view in part, and said tliat without tho action of Bomo constant force alio primary impulse would rapidly loso its Ijlitousity through friction, and thus tliu dls- .*urbuncowould|quickl.vcomotoan;ond. Thia Constant forco he maintained was tho hout- â¢'ij,'of the mr through condensation, etc., as , et.Iurth by Espy. Prof. Molni, ono of tlio Tiiost prominent meteorologists of Europe, ' is gone Btill further, and has computed o nmount of enorgy brought out in do- MoT-ing a single Cuban hurricane during Vbfi her 5,0, 7,1814. Ho says: "Tho Cuban fciirru-ano, in moving tho in-flowing uir, do* fnlopodnt least 4(11,000,000 horso-powor In IHioho throo dnys-that is, at least tlftcon "gnu's as much energy aa comes from all '--ind mills, water wheels, steam engines, r icoiuotivcs, mnn and animal powor of tho whole earth at tho same timo.'1 Ho stales i bat ull this power needed in the Btorm gon- â¢frniitinonmo from tho latent bent aot freo {It tlm process of condensation, I This, thon, must bo considered tho chief (Oi'iiei'-stono of theories in regard to storm prmntion. It socmB exceedingly probable, jSowcvor, that this onormouB development Jtoncrgyls puroly and highly Imaginary, ltd that it is un attempt to make something Wi of noxt to nothing. Whilo undoubtedly ,Vtunt heat will bo evolved if vapor bo con- ipised, yot this evolution would floem to Bring certain doath to tho vory process of mdonsution. Supposo wo havo a mass of Ir and could condense its moisturo without jtorlng its tomporaturo, tho Intent heat sot ffoo would mako just enough aonolblo heat 5 again evaporate tho moisturo, and thero tumid bo uo rain, but every thing would ro* ijain in statu quo. Suppose, howover, wo â ;'cu away enough heat to cool tho air 10 do- wees for eaoh cubic foot, this would nmount m tho heat nocessary to ovapornto one- Ivcnth of a grain of moisturo uud must bo 'ken In part at loast from tho surrounding r. If wo cool tho air 1 dogroo it willcon- tiso a certain amount of moisturo, do- idlngupon tlie tomporaturo, and this will _3rnlo exactly tho aamo amount of heat L-t'it was used in tho original evaporation, -Uontoi* to absorb this hoat it is necessary Lcool tho condensing air, and this con only ''dono by imparting still more hoat totho A-roundlng air, so that we havo Increased io temperature of the environment in two â¢H>J'**i and thus havo put a stop to nil furthor Hwolopntont, i'or example, lot us oool a cubic foot of tuii'iited air from 80 to Tl) degrees, and lot > supposo thnt tho beat imparted totho grounding air is all concentrated In asin- p oubib foot close by tho first. We now vo 1 cubic foot of saturated air at 70 do- t'ecs and another of unsaturated air at put 81 degrees. Tho coollngto 70 dogrcos is condensed one-third grain of moisture, il this has liberated latent heat which can disposed or only hy hoating tho adjacent bio foot to 2.3 degrees. Wo have, thon, If bro is no ilnw in the reasoning, one-third iiu of moisturo ns rainfall, 1 cubic foot of turated air at 70 degrees and another of saturated air at 83.59, Suppose wo mix so, wo shall havo 3 cubic foet of air at jt 81 degrees and unsaturated, hence no ju'the-r rainfall ean occur till this Is again ,.*led, and It can not ho cooled oxcopt at >) expense of tho surrounding air. It is '.in thui this will bo tho effect ovon with tb most infinitesimal cooling audcondon* * ion, hence wo must conclude tbat no np- V-reciablc rainfall can occur by thoso tresses, and tbo enormous energy dovel- £d Is a figment of tho Imagination, or olso 'it tho heat evolved has been changed to -fctrlolty or radiated Into Bpaco or disposed Fa somo othor way. Tho processes horo- 'aet forth scorn to bo exactly analngous to ' Sso taking place whon two masses of sut- â Mod air or widely-differing tomporaturo )* mixed togothor, in which caso all motcor- f' Bts aro agreed thoro can bo no appro* o rainfall, aud, of course, no devel- jnt of onorgy. is seems a very startling result, and ,..i will ask: What can we substitutoas !~,uso of storms? It is belioved by u great yxy intelligent peoplo that meteorology j not yot taken ita first atop toward ft sat- ,-ctory solution of its proi'ouudest probes, and thoro has been scarcely a well- jjientlcfttcd principlo established even Iu ^simpler problems. Wo may well eon* 'do that tho principal reason for this has -n the extreme prononoss to adopt doubt- ft hypothesis, which bos greatly ham- Ad Investigation. Ono of tho first stops p disprove these theories boforo wo can â¢ tbo foundation of a hotter structure. " only possible way In whieh we can hope tarn tho formation of our storms and laws governing their movement is to stigate them In the open air, where, us 'now admitted by ail, thoir power lies. fd knowledge, it will bo readily admitted, â Id boot incalculable benefit to all classes ,icoplo,tmt especially to thoso living in 'indo districts, to seafaring men nnd to .tiers. It ia to bo hoped that those inter- y will turn their attention to this sub- , but if not, in this evening of the iiiuo* ith contury thoro will undoubtedly soon â demand from many classes of people k the Investigation bo undertaken. With [modern appliances tbls may bo mado at ' V slight expense uud With entire surety Hie Investigator. THAT TERRIBLE PARESIS. Are (Uu Canadian People flt-comli.'*- a Nut Inn nf Lunatics!âThe frightful Increase of tliii* most pec ull itr Iiinaiiity and bow It Is cured.* THE BRAIN tjtxmi a pttotogmj-h.) il.-altliy Condition. With Paresis Littt.Au There ure mnny well known mon confined In onr Asylums who bnt anhort timo ago woro prominent among our business and social circles, Why are they there? PnresUI bid it como tm atoneo? Not nt nil, 1L wuu n gradual butposlllYO growth. Thuyovortnxcd naturo. Thoilmln on tholr vitality, their norvo powers, tholr brain tissue, was too groat, nnd (hoy gradually but surely satilc under It. Tho things they did lo bring tliissad end about are precisely the samo tilings be'*ig done by Ihousandsof men nml women to-dny. It Ih not necessary to name I ham. They all end disastrously unless chocked or regulated. Prof. PhelnH. of Dartmouth ColWnc, knhw this fully whon ho bognii hin experiments which resulted In UiimIIsc-ivci-.v of tho wonderful Palne's Oolory Coin- pound. Ho roallafatl thai. Paresis (con* mnn|itlfiii nt lhe bniln) wns nur tiro.it National weakness, Ho knew that tho brain and iim-voiin system must bo fbrtl- tlcdtnmeet I lie;.']Tiil.i1 wins which nn dom llf« bring upon it. He saw tliat mi.-n were bccoiiilugdcbilit'itcil and women weakened hy tha piTsHin-i- ami demands nf life, a ml lu: .'-might, mid discovered tln-reim-ili'. l'niiui'H ('ek'r.v Oimpmind, if rightly taken, will renew the brain and laiild up norvo tissues as fast as thoy become r>*(- hau-ited. It Ik mil a nurcotlc, It emiliiins no drugs, no nostrums. Jr. is p-'i-reHiy pure, it Is absolutely harmless. Tlie high ohnraelorof Its dlseovcrer gimian- tccs this, and the Indorsement of the modionl and chemical professions prove it. â¢tro-ric-Ei DUUINQ MY ABSENOK FROM THK city Mr. Newton A, White will hnvo ciinrRoor ray business, and hus authority toeoltiict nml disehargo all accounts in connection therewith, *'U\nS.H.WEBIJ. Now Westminster, Juno fi, 1880. d)e(lm2 I flBu- flOUGHT FOR A SONG. Old Phraso Whleh Hiw Outlived Its Days of Usefulness. (' Is phrase, so long used in a contomptu- or at least off-hand, sort of a way, t now to fail into disuse, saya tho Loti- Olobo. It has no reason for existing; -lea contained in it is exploded. Timo when tho best of songs bad littlo niary valuo, and when to say *'I havo ;ht such and such for a moro song," led a purchase of exceeding cheapness. aU Is changed. A fortune can be o, aod sometimes U made, out of n lo ditty. If it catch tho publio onr, pcrtty follows as a mattor of courso. , ..o songs yield a bandsomo regular inline to their owners. Wo know, for ex- jfplo, how enormous is the circulation of. |iio of Sir Arthur Sullivan's drawing llm melodies. Who shall say wltnt has I,.n netted by "Tho Lost Chord!" An lierican musical paper has just recorded '.ttl.o well-known ballad: "Listen to the 'eking Bird," has brought in a profit of ,-0,000. Our contemporary contrasts tliis in with tho sums realized by certain , Jrksoftho "old masters," but thocom-'| i-Ibou, of courso, does not hold good. Ii la question, not of intrinsic value, but ol jiularity. Every thing that is popular i/s; that is irrefragable. And tbo fact ib [,< outcome, mainly, of the groat growth [tho population, Whon any thing sue fds nowadays, Us success Ib usually vory 1,'iit, simply bocauso thoro are so many l[oront persons to whom to appeal, .stento tho Mocking Bird" must have IJiimonded itself to the great majority, and ruce Its monetary triumph. It would be yisftut if the million would go Into rapt- â Js over songs of a high caliber, but that jjardly to bo oxpeeted. s Queen Vlotoiln'** Kings. Is' said that the throo rings which on Victoria prizes tho most highly nre: it of all hor wedding ring, whioh Bho novor takon off, then a small emerald r;', with ft tiny diamond In tho center, [uh the Princo Consort gave her at tlio ^of sixteen; and an emorald serpent, iHi ho gavo hor ns nn engagement ring. 1 mnny yenrs nfter tho Prince Consort's (iii hor Majesty slopt with thoso rings on J tlngors, only taking thom off to wash her jidB, «s tho wator would, of courso, spoil -onumol. """ " iETertaTislfceif [Removed fhom Sasiiich to ViqtoriaI SEND FOR CATALOGUE (illustrated) of Plants, Flower and Vegetable Seeds, Cut Flowers, Sc. Valuable imported Japanese Lilies given away to customers tin's year. G. A. McTAVISH, ilml]83iu(l VICTORIA, II. ft THE WESTMINSTER arefs JOHN S. COX, Prop. Light Ilrnhmns, Partridge Coelihhts, Plymouth Hooks, White face HI'k Spanish White Crested, Illiu'k ntld Golden Pol audi. Ilotidansi Silver-pencilled llnm- hiirgs. nincki Ued nnd Pitt Gniucx. Toulouse I't-f mi-. Itoneu Ducks. VICTORIA Steam Bakery! EBTAI1USHBD 1838. M. R. SMITH & CO., Manufacturers of All Kinds of Bread, Cakes & Biscuits Contractors by Appointment to Hor Majesty's Itoynl Navy, tlm Dominion Government, Ae. Medal and Diploma nwaruod at the Col* onlnlnnd Indian Exhibition, London, 1860. FACTORY-Nlngnrn Ht., James Hay. OFFIOUJS-WFort Ht., Viotoria, H.C. dapfimfl This Fine Townsito, at the Fresh-Water Junction of ttie Southern Railw'y l'l mites Above lVcslitil'iMtfr, Has just been Surveyed, nml the Lois nro for sale by WOODS, TURNER & GAMBLE A Nil ALBERT J. HILL & COMPANY Ov Nuw WiarMiHSTKR, B, C, The nil vantages nml prospects of this Plot for n futuro thriving Town nro many. The Land iu Lhe vicinity is good. There nro inexhaustible IRON ORB DEPOSITS, of n superior quality, immediately adjacent, na well as vast strata of the finest BUILDINI"â HAND and 1'OT- TEttY CLAY. On tlio Townsito are a number of Valuable MINERAL SPRINGS. Communication liy land and water is unequalled* by reason of the location of tho Townsite on the Fraser Rlvor mid tho Southern Railway, while tho natural elevation aud lay of tlie land can not lie excelled as a situation for a lino town. Tho ground* is open nml olear of heavy timber. Tito sito has boon selootcd as one of tbo most important stations on tlio Southern Railway, and with tli-.*- completion ef the mad, in the near future*. must, with nil its other advantages) spring into prominuiicu at onco. Thoao who apply early will have tlio plok ol tho Lots. A clear tltlo givon wltli every purchase. Fnrllos wishing Lola can apply as welt, on tbo prcmisos, to HENRY KELLS, dmy'Jte PnoniiKiou. W, BHEOcMfcYER, DR, PH. (Late Partner of John MoVIolcorj MINING 1SKG1N13HR, U.S. & PROVIN* CIA1-HIJKVKYOU-A AK4AYHK. Maw-nic Tr.Mi'i.r. RttOO&t Vancouver, v llrlL Ool. 0H~iteltable reports, underground stir- Vfytinnd mtipsof mliie.i exneiitud ntlow rales'. Asitivs mtidoun nl! kind--of inln- (!i-uls,t;ol(l mid â iilvi-r hiirsi, TMily yi-nrs' e.|i-'i'1'.-i.'fi' in itihiiit-i In Asia, Kurone mut milled Xlnti-s uf America. .-ipeufeH ten laiu-mif'e*'. Assjiyn from u il!*-t;ui(-i- |)i-nni''!ly altc-inleil to. Addn-HH Vancouver, 11.0. ddontc City Debentures. rfYI'NDKltS WILL 1113 RECEIVED UP J to (t p.m. Monday, Hupl. Klth.for Do- botiluresol i he Oity of NowWestmlnster, B.C., Issued under authority of the "Htreet nnd Park Improvement Dobenture By- Law is*!).'- iiiiimuitiiiB to (85,000. Deben- tiiiin unt fm* SICOILOD each, payable In 60 vents from 171!i .Juno, 188il,and liearSper eciil. hiten-Ht, piiyaliUi at New WoHtmln- Nleroii l»:l <lav .liniliiiiy nnd Ih), day July. Di'ln nl 11 it-- will lie ready for dell very Del. 1st, Tondoi'H io siaio number of Bobon- ttiros thnt will ho tal(i!ii,atid nmount of premium Hint will bo paid, and to be en- dm-N'Ml "Tender for liehotituren." ami ud- di-f-MNi'il to llio umlei-'ti'-neil. The highest or any I'-mlei- not neccsNiii'lly nccr-pled, D. H0E90K, Now Wostmlnster, U. C, Oity Clerk. Jnjy 17th, 1880. dwjlyl8w2 NOTICE In the Supreme Court of British Columbia. Between WILLIAM TIETJEN, Plaintiff And JAMES II.VI1LIKO, Defendant NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT an Order liearing ilnln tll« inth day of July fm-htnt lins ln-en mnuteil Inthe iili.-ivi! iicllon, leslinlnliii'ltui liefendlilil, liiriM'rvniitsiilid iii'diiIk, until tlie Irlnlof (lie .said ud Inn from, 111110111* othor things, nslni* tlm wont "Mainland" in or upon any boxes or labels upon boxosof dlgain mamifaetnred by or for him. ARMBTRONii â â ' ECKSTEIN, Plaintiff's Bolloliors. DalodlBLh-iTiiIy.lBffJ, dllylllml luction Sale! A SALE HY IMJULICAUCTIONOFTHE Real aud Personal Estate of tlio late Dit. tiowas v. MilxN't-'-'i will he hold at tne coi.i-NIAI, HOTEI., New Wesfinln- stor, tt. c.,on , Saturday, August 31,1889, At V.B0 o'clock p. in., by A. M. Nelson, Auctioneer, when the following valuable property will be sold without reserve to the highest*bidder. TKliilSâTon per coil I., dowii and there* maliid1 r In ten days from date of snle, â CITV PttOPERTY. LOT 10, BLOCK XVIII-'flOxlUa feet, to* bthor wlih DWELLING HUUsE and otil-lioii-Ts-. l.chiir Mm reHlilimee of llm bileli.-.L. n. Mclnne-*. LUT Vi, BLOCK ('--M.'ivliiin!.1*' Mquni'Q*- flllxOO. LOT 8, BLOOK GâMorchaiils' Sqnnre- ;;.'{(Hi; fnnndiitiou piled and capped, i'pnily for building, MSTKICT PROPKRTY. N. E. ffaotibiial _ See. 28, Township 3â eoiituinliiK ItM ucrop. Tliis valuable plooo of land is bounded by Boundary Bay ontho cast, and i-yn nii/.ettcd rond on Mm mirth; is fenced on iwosldea,and fonnri'lcuiiuml purposes eannot bo surpassed hynny lnnd In the.province. E. V, oi li. y, of See, 8, Township 8, being U mile In wlitlli liy 1 mile In leiifttli; eou- tnlntng Kill acres, and having nboutlO acres under feueo, a dwelling houso 18x26 feet, a barn iJOxGOfeet, and sheds adjoining. Much of the above land Is open and very easily eleared and excol- lotit for ngrlonltnral purposes. W. Jfjof E. y ot Sic. a, Townships, being J/, mile In width byl mile In length: ('ontaining 100nores timbered laud; soil first'Cliiss ijiuilliy. X. JI. V, Sec. Wi, (Jroup I, conUiinlng -10 acres timbered land lying \f. milos from C. i'. It. and 3 miles from Port Moody. PORT M000Y TOWN PROPERTY. Subdivisions of Lot 201,Group I {Murray Property), Frnotloual Lots a & .t, Block 2 Full " 18, III A It, " '2. Fractional " «, " 8; half required by C. P. H. [not, settled for]. Full LOt 7, llloek .'!. " " IH, " 5. Kub-d I visions of Lot '202, Group I (Clark Properly), Lots 85, '12,-It A 45. Bloek?. " 18 & 10, Blook »; reijnired by C. P.R. [uot settled for]. Hiili-dlvisions of Lot 203, Group I (Beaven Property.) Lots -15 & 10, Block.11, PERSONAL PROPERTY. 1 Horse. Harness, Buggy, Cutler, Saddle & llrldlin, Jewelry, Shot-Gun, Oflloo Furniture, Hiirgcon's Chnir, Instruinent,'i Drugs, Medieines, Med leal Books, Ao. W. C. LOYE, Mioaai M and Shoe M.t, IlKpnlrliif* Neatly Done. Cork Sole Worka Specialty. WTOrders promptly attended tn. Clarkeon St., In rear of Colonial Hotel, next to Rand llros.' otllce. dueltc lii*Mt^£l'ECX03»r-A.X&X>XI DRESSMAKING At HISS JENKINWS', (LATE OF ENUI-AND) Cornet of Church and Columbia Streets, NEW WESTMINSTER. -urBntlsfaotlon guaranteed. dwfe7tc Dress-Making! Misses McDOUGALL COLUMBIA ST1-ISET, New Westminster, B. C. ft*- Hul l-fiicltim guaranteed. daplUlc Rose Hill Dairy Farm FRESH MILK Delivered Dally to Customers in all parts of the City. Hotels nnd lU-sliuirants supplied at Special Rates by the year. FRESH EGOS Dollvorod at Markot Ratei'. Orders left tit M. SlNOl.AlIt'S will be promptly attended lo. WKAV1C11 A, WOODWARD, djelSyl Proprietors. Service Bull. THE TIIOROUGH-BBED BTOKE-FOGIS JERSEY BULL, "Governor Moody" Will stand for service thisseason at Pel- hum Dairy, New Westminster, where the beautiful j-et of this superb animal can be scon nud Inspected, A few calves for sale. Terms reason- ablo. T, CUNNINGHAM, Ralph Booth, Proprietor, Manager. dmy2-2te Gorbett & Kennedy, MANOl'AOTUnEBS OP TIN-COPPER&SKEET-iRON â wabr ; webster's biohl (up-sta1rs), Frost Street, Nkw Wehtm'ikhtkr. HAVING JUST OPENED IN THE nbove Hue, we resueotfully solicit a share of the trade, nml trust by careful nttentlon to orders and moderate charges to merit the sntno. Experienced workmen; satisfaction guaranteed. Estimates furnished forQnlvanlzed Iron Cornice, Roofing, Plumbing, Qas-flltlng, Steam and Hot Water Heating, Ao. ur Entrance to premises on Mary nt., in rear of Bank of B. C. dwmiilttc dllyll'ld .T. A. ROBINSON, Executor. Q. BYRNES, - AUCTIONEER. PKOTIITOIAL GOVERNMENT L TOWNSITE GF HASTINGS New Westminster District. Tfim-Mluy, Aug. ir», IKN3), AT 11 O'CLOCK A. M. I HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED BY THE lion. Chief Comiiilsstoner ot Lnnds and Works, on behalf of ihe Provincial Government, to soil by Aucllon, AT VANCOUVER, Townsite of Hastings! K.» EUiOt'IiS OF LAND. ItauKlni* from 2JlJ to I acres each, siir- roundlm; llaslltii'M Park, These Itloeltn are silunte on tbe I "nut, West nnd Hiiiuh sides of this lino Parlt, wlileh eontatus WS anrep. This properly Ik on auleeelevn- tlon above liurnird Inlet, and overlooks this miiBtitriccnt Inn bur, nnd may lie considered tbe linest Ki'sl'lculhll Properly of tho City of Vancouver. âAlsoââ oo i.i/x'ks or www In lhe same Township, extending soutli* ward from the aliovo lamlK, and i-Hiigln-* from lOloi'iai'veHeaeh, liildi'g in lhe full wlilthoflheTownsllo, âalsoâ New Westminster District* lijightoon iiunrtur-flr-olloiiR In Lots 885, â¢t*<11. :)». r>.2, UO, It*), as per map of tlio Dls* irlot. Tlipso lols am well udnpted for nmioiiliiinil, dairy or orehiird piirpfl*"OI, and on lu'count of llielr olOSO proximity to tho markets of vanoquvur and Now West in Instor nro desirable properties for families seeking homos or for investments. imps or tho various properties Will be issued. Terms nt Hale: one-third ensh, one-third (1 months, balance 12 months, with Interest nt rnto of (I per oont. per milium, QEO. BYRNES, djlyiutd Auctioneer. TO SMOKERS. IP YOU WANT TO ENJOY A GOOD CIGAR, ASK FOR THE BRITISH LION HENRY LEE, â«-,*« MAINLAND. f3TThoy aro not only mode of the CHotCCSt TobaCCO but they aro of Home illanilfactlire, and should bo patronized hy all good citizens. WM. TIETJEN, Manufacturer, HOLBROOIt Dt/ILDIXG, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. dwl7noly WM. McCOLL, CHOICE Family Groceries And PROVISIONS. âALSOâ X WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF DRYGOODS AND FURNISHINGS. AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LUNDBOHM'S BLOOK, Colombia Street, New Westminster. noldwly British Golumliia's Exhibit mnE COMMITTER APPOINTED TO X prepare an Exhibit from Now Weat* mills tor for tlie Toronto Industrial Exhibition isnnxfoiiH to secure such a collect Inn ns will do Juillee lo tlie resources of the city. Any peiHiin In Iboeily orelsewlnie who linSidroxpcris to have before the dnteof tlio Exhibit lou at Toronto, suol. articles nn urn deemed woithy of lieln-* exhibited, will eonfornfavorliy comlntmlcutlnB, as soon as possible, with Nome member of thecummlltce. All articles taken for exhibition will he pucked nnd pent free of eluirffe totbn cNlillilior. Tbe local com* niiltecls eumposodof tho following |*cn* tlotuoiitâ Fish ani> {'ami-:â.!. A. Laidlaw, Esq., Ale.*!. Ewen, Esq., nnd 1'. O. Birrell, Esq. Amncm/ruiiAi, and Houtii'Ui.tohal PitoomTs-Thos. Cunnliinhiini, Esq., W. Wolfenden, Esq, MINEIIAI-.H AND MANUt'ACTDURS-J. O. Brown, Esq., IL V. Edmonds, Esq. I'llODUCTB OV TIIK FOIIKSTâH. Elliott, Esq.,.!, II. Kennedy, Esq., I), McNnlr.l'fq. JOHN hkndhy, Chairman, I), noBSON, Secretary. dwJiyOml Uorth British k Mercantile FIEI COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1809. Capital, - $13,000,(100.00 Subscribed Cnnltnll, us nl 3lsl Dro., 1R88, ,11*00,000, Vive l'-llliil an Rafiflrvo,SO,. "l'J,7.l>. N-t l'ronilunis, lHSD, 85,010,090, OF LONDON. Capital, - $0,733,000.00 BATES AH LOW AH ANY OTHEIl COMPANIES 110INO BUHIMESS IN BRITIHU COLUMBIA. T. Or. TA.QTJB9 Agont for Now Wo*tmta"t«l' City and Distriot. d|o2Sto OITY BREWERY! A.le! Ale! TheVeryBebtln Iho City Is Brewed hy JOHN W. ANGRZEJEWSKI Al lhe City Brewery, Agnes Streot, Orders left at Dickinson's Butcher Shop Klittll liavo prompt attention. Give us a trial and judge for yourselves. New West,, July 13,1889. djlyl3tc IT IS AN UNDENIABLE FACT THAT CAItTEB'S Temple of Music I Is the Place to Buy First-Class PIANOS â >- ORGANS At such Prices and 'forms as will Suit Any Ili-asonuble Buyer. For pricea and terms, apply to CAB* TEH'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC, Vancouver, It. 0* 280 lia-liiigs Si. West. dnplOtc SliUCJLIILlS! BRACKMAN & KER, MANUFACTUItRBB OP OATMEAL Uy the Latest improved Procesa, W ABSOLUTELY PURE. MILLS ol Horlli -iimiilcl,. W. R. AUSTIN'S Hay & FeeJ larkat. FARM PRODUCE. Hard-wood, fir-ioofl, Bark, LEAVE ORDEIIS ANB SETTLE ACCOUNTS AT AUSTIN'S WilABF. tlmyglm J. W. WINGER ni'ALKlt IK Hard and SoftWood Draying and Teaming SAN JUAN LIME Always in Stock, Ordors left at lho (.'. 1 N. Wharf will be promptly delivered.* dmhUOlo WM. H. VIANEN, WHOLESALE I. «i3 330.392 COItDOVA STREET, VANCOUVER. B.C. Importers and Dealers in MACHINERY OK ALL DESCBITIONS. MARINE WORK A SPECIALTY. dwdeMtc Canadian Pacific Railway. PACIFIC DIVISION. Gen'l Superintendent's Office. CAUTION. OWNERS AND MASTERS OF VES* sols and other Craft navigating tlio Frasor River are caul lonod to keep within tho Buoys painted Red and White, respectively, at tho Mission Bridge, nsdur* In-'the construction of tho Bridge; navl- Kiilion botween the banks of tho River and Hie Buoys Is dangerous; owing lo piles hof ni* driven there, 11. ABBOTT, General Superintendent. Vancouver, 11. O., 7th Mny, 188ft dmyStc Plants for Sale! ORDERS TAKEN t'OIt FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, iMllllllIlg nil tlio leading vnrlutios of Apples, Pears, Plums, Cherries, ALSO SHALL I'm ITS of every ileserlpl lon. Bonqncls, Wrenllis and Crosses made to order, ddwaP3yl P. LATHAM. Central Hotel Cor. Columbia & Douglas Sts. STEWABTtf CASH, noPBIHWS J. J. WILSON, - MANAGER. Rales, $1,00 ami $I.SOper Day, ACCOHWSa TO ROOM. SPECIAL RATES Bt THE WEEK OR MONTH, ttr Parlies supplied wlih all kinds of IOE-OREAM. dmy-inO FRONT STREET, New Westminster, Brit. Col. H? Highest Trice paid for Furs nml Dcor Hides. Correspondence Invited. n*L.TeIei)lion« Call No. fl. djaflto DOUGLAS STREET Foot ok Douglas Street, Neah colomma stukkt, J. FEIUil SÂ«X, I-ROPRIETOR IiWIFSH BREAU, CAKEf?, PASTRY- ; Confectionery, etc., otc, Hotel and Restaurant trade solicited. Alt orders promptly attended to and delivered lo any part of lin- cily. dmh28y AND WHERE TO GET THEM AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LARGEST BOOT ft SHOE STORE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA LADIES' BOOTS & SHOES AND WHERE TO GET THE BEST ASSORTMENT AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Misses & Children's And Where to Get the Newest Styles, Where to Get the Best Quality, and Where to Buy Them at the Lowest Prices. B~2f REMEMBER, my stock of fine Boots and Shoes, in the newest styles, is larger this season than any dealer's in the Province. To buy at Low Prices, to see tiic Greatest Variety, to get New Goods (not old shop-keepers), go to JAMES ROUSSEAU, dwtc SI Col'u.'m'bla Street. (IOTDBOM'S BUILDINO, FRONT STKKKT) GENERAL TDMZJLZJ&Xl Z1T Constantly on Iland an Extensive Stock of Dry Ooods, -Groceries, Boots & Slioe.s* Ifints & Cap^, Crockery, tilasiwim-, tVe. TUB Iff *S -Be 3BO-STS2' 13 "O* K':c ;:->. Groat Variety of Household Artlclca, Alao, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES, LIME and GENERAL STORES. K, B.âFarm Produco bought nt mnrkot rales or sold on commission. B**L.Orders from the Interior promptly attended to. dwJeStc â ilfris Cor. Columbia and Church Sis. New Westminster. Erit. Col. Monuments, Headstones & Tablets In Mnrhlo or Granite of Host Quality. CORNISH POSTS AND CURBING, N, B.~JHBt rccolvcd-the finest assortment uf si'iiiiii VrunlleMeniimoalNover seen n Urills)! i.'oinmijiii, wlili-li will be sold ui prions puttiiij.:vi.Hiipt.'fiiion outof fli.'i|iu'siioii. dwmhsiyl ALEX. HAMILTON1 Prop. TIME CARD. O. EÂ». â »?-. OO. Tho Fino I'ii'st-Cliiss Str. William Irving Will I.onvo lho a P. N. Co.'s Whnrf, avasy Tuesday,Thursdays Saturday AT 7 A, M., FOR CHILLIWHACK ANO WAY PORTS, Returning 'Ivory Wednesday, Friday & Sunday When sunk-lent Inducement offers she will proceed to 1101'E nnd on sueh occasions will leavo her whnrf nt -1 ii. m. Connecting with Iho C". P.N. Co, 's Steamer for Victorin, JOHN HIVING, Manager, dnpnte T. h. BRIGGS, Agont, Now Westminstor. ESTABLI31IKD 1859. ROBT. DICKINSON BUTCHER, Kcnrl)- opposito (lie Cotonliii Hotel, HEW WESTMINSTER THE LAKO EST AND CHOICEST assortment of all descriptions of MEATS AND VEGETABLES Constantly on hand, and snpptlod to Families, Rostaurints, nnd Steamboat** at tho LOWEST POSSIBLE rRI0E8. Farmers, Attention I TIIK UNDKHRIONKD HAS FOR SALE Chilllwnck, B. C. ill Farm Wngons. 18 Buck lloiirds. 1 Span well iiinl-'lit'il 4-yrnr old Black Horses. It Single Driving Horses. 0 rows nnd Calves. 10 Head Steers. 1 Trotting Wagon. ttr A Full Lino of Cooking Stoves, Heating Stoves, Tinware, Hardware, Groceries, Dry Ooods, Notions, Crook* ory & Stoneware, Clothing, Hats tc Caps, Drags, Farm Implements, House Furn- isliings, Furniture, and the Largest Lino of Boot, nnd Shoos above Westminster nnd the most Completo Stook of General Merchandise, COME AND EXAMINE AND BE CONVINCED. HENDERSON BROS. MO-UUHm Time Table! ^f-gjj*. TIIE STKAMEU r5»..3BEBT DUNSMUIR LEAVES WESTMINSTER overy Monday morning at 7 o'clock for Nnnaimo, via Vancouver, returning Tuesday, via Vancouver. LOavea Westminster ovory Wednesday nt?a. in, for Nmuilino direct, ronuectiug with Islnnd railway and Comox stoamor. Leaves Nnnaimo for Vancouver on Thursdays and Fridays and returns sumo dnys. Leaves N'nnnlmn on Snturdny at 7 n. rfli for Westminster direct, For freight or passage npplroil board, or lo T. U Biiiros, C. P. N. wharf. dtc M.A.IeRAE Mea'chassflaiifliir* BEAUTirUIi liAXUH UI' Black & Fancy Worsteds Striped nud Dhcclt CASTDRI for Infants and Children. "C-4lorl.|.-o-rellsd.ptMtooliIldrentbs, I Outart. cnre. Colte, OoB-rH-MtMn, Ir-vommeuditwni-HlortoanrrjreKiiDtio-tl Sour Stomach, Diarrhcon, Eritctillas, ta-TOtom-." *n.AÂ«iaB,*I.D., I KOJaWom, eivta-loop, ana premoa. dl. IU(l-.Ol<ordK,Bmkl]n,N.V. I WithoutiainrloiainodicsMc--. The Our-'UR Co-tpa-.-v, VT Muiray street, H. Y. BRITISH COLUMBIA Land ^ Investment Agency (LIMITED) THOMAS ALLSOP, llKNltY S. ,MA80-i, j. im.KCTOIM. CUYI.ER A. HOLLAND, ' ,}â llEADOFFIt-Ei 15 Serjeant's Inn, Fleet Slreet, LONDON, ENG. Tho Busiucss of ALLSOP A MASON has been merged in tho above Compnny nnd will bo carried on by tho Company from this date ns n gouorul Land Investment and Insurance Agency. HONEY TO LOAN on Mortgage nt Low Rates. Town Lois and Fnrmlng Lands for Snlo on easy terms. Vlctorla,B.C.,MaylOlh, 18ST. dwjly5 1 HACK, LIVERY, STAGE, Feed If Sale Stables THE 8UHS0IUBEBS ABE NOW PREPARED TO TURN OUT DOUBLE AND SINGLE BIGS At Special Low Rates. Draying id All Kinds of Teaming Done at Shortest Notice. Wry i'onlwaod delivered to any part of tlie City. Ordcra by Telephone will receive prompt atlentlon. li'irSlnbtrs nearly opposito C, P. K. Dc- pot, Colnmbla St., NewWcstm instor. djallto GILLEY BROS. I'â¢*** FOIt SPRING ANpSUMMBR, Opp. Oolonial Hotll Columbia St., â¢ Nkw Wemtmi.nstkii. VIOTORIA RICE MILLS Storu St., Victoria, B. C., OKI'-KH I'On SALE: China Riee, Japan Rice, Rice Flour, Chit Rice, F' Rice Meal, FOn POULTRY, *c FOIl OATTLE FEED. Umli2fil)H! STABLFsS, Dallas Street, Westminster jos. mTwise, *p ko r ni jj-to n. GOOD DRIVING A RIDING HORSES for Hire, Hacks cnll nt nil Steamers nnd Trains. Special ntlentinn given to Boarding Horses. COAL AND WOOD Constantly on Hand. Orders mny be loft nt the Oflice of Mn* tilers A Mllllgnn,Commission Merchanth Front Stroot, Now West, dseSltc Dissolution of Partnership. THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE cxlBlliiiC betweeit o. 11. ft T, Aelser- nian, undor il-r- nuinont Auk- nnnii Uros., lins been thli day dlusnlvwi by uMitunl consent, O. ll. Acki-rmnn riilrln-. from Mic ilrm. T.Aelccrman will -illi carry on Ihobiishiivr-aml collt-i-t.utl d.-bls I'tictlu* firm nnd nny nil bills iifrtilnsi ili.-iiitu. O. U. ACl'KRMAN. T. ACKERMAN. NeffWeuL-JutyZflnd, IRSO. tljlyssio Canaflian Pacific Railway Oo NOTICE lft HEREBY GIVEN'THAT a duly certllled plan, profile and book of reference of the Mis don I'mnch of this Railway were deposited in the Land Registry Olllcc of the District nt New Wc-! m I lister on the 171 li.levof Juno, ISSfl. H. ABHOTT, General Supoiinlondont, Vancouver, B. C, 27th Juno, 18B9, iiJcSBm BC-fi.-B'E-iiso'isr si?*5iX3sras -^.©rated "Water {Direct from UioSprlugs.) ENDORSED BY HIGH MEDICAL AUTHORITIES. . jimliic Aei-nl.., .,. Water ou the Market. The nbovo will bo delivered lu Now Westminster twice a weok. Leave ordcra With V, O, MCCARTNEY, Commission Agent, Douglas St.j New Westminster. uJlyStc NOW IS YOUR IMMENSE EfiO,:Alb3 Suits & Pants Feed, Lirerj i Sale|B£6G-S SJP3 MERCHANT TAILORS, WISH TO INFORM THE PEOPLE of New WcitmhiBtor that thry liavo ro-opened lho Bloro lntoly occupied by Messrs. Woods, Turner A Gamble, nnd nro now prepared to oxocnto all orders for TAILOBI1TG A fine line *f Oloth* Jnet received, eomUtlng ot all the l.nteol De- â Igni from Enropean Mnrkete MB. J. A, MODOUQALL will attend to tlio cutting, and In n i-nictlcnl mcchnnlfl nf twelve years'expnilonco in tho United States; also two yours as foreman for Messrs. Gregg A Son, of Victorin. Hut is "net ton guarnntooil. Coumqia Street, Opposite Dank of Montreal new westminster. iljolStnG T/IILOflINO ESTASLISHMENT. Wo are rolling thobestof English- Scotch & French Goods At ptloOB nwny down Cheaper Ihun Ever. C,all nml (xiunliic nnd wo nre s.-ilisflod tlmt yon will buy beforo you leavo tho store, All work guaranteed. AlsoâAgents for a new Invention for Drcss-cnttinn lhat ean he used by a moil or woman and give n perfect lit. dmhlyl s:t Columliln Street, To k Frajfiii, lit IIY WAY OP THE Southern Pacific Oompaiiy's X.XXSTX1. THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE. QUICKEBINTIMET11AVANYOTHEI1 ItOllTI! BETWEEN iTHtinitv & !u hm GRAND SCENIC ROUTE OF THE I WIG COAST. PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS TOURIST'SLEEPING CARS For Aceomm mint lou of Pcoon*l*Clii*;H Passengers, ntlnohcd to Express Trains, Faro from Portland lo Sacramento and Han Francisco-Unlimited, Wl First* class (Llmllod), $20; Hcceud-clnss (Ll- mlled |. JI5. THROUQH TICKETS to nil points Sonlh nnd KnHl, vln California. TICKET OFFICES: Oity Owicr, no. mi oor, Pint A Aide, Btreotsi DitforOfKH'i%Cor, FA Front fctrecls* Poitlnnd, Orei-oii, R. KOKHM5R, E. P. ROUERH, Manager. Asst.H, F. A P, A'g I DAltY Bttn-ISH COLUMBIAN, NfiW WBifiTMlNSTEfr B. 0., JULY 26, 1889. Sails British Columbian Friday Eve-ring, July 20. 1889, ADVERT1BIH0 MTU FOI THE DAILY. Transient Ail veril»eraeBU.-Flrst Insertion, lui'ts. por line solid nonpareil; each eiibHi»|iit*nt consecutive insertion, 3 cle. per Hue, AdvcrtlHomente not inserted every dnyâfirst Insertion, 10 cts. per lino; subsequent Insertions, Sets, per lino. Mainline AdverllHemenis.-Profession- r.1 or Business Cardsâ82 per irontb. Apt* clal rates for general trade advertising, according to space occupied aud duration of contract. Auction Sales-, when displayed, charged 25 ner cent, loss tban transient udvts, If solid, charged at regular transient rates. â â¢â 'â â â¢â lal K-illceH among reading matter, 20 cts. per line each insertion. Specials Inserted hy tbe month at reduced rates. Births, Marriages aud Deatb8,|l for each Insertion: Funeral Notlcos in connection with deal lis, 50 eta. each Insertion. WEEKLY ADVERTItlKQ UTEI. Transient AdTÂ«rtlsemenM.-First Insertion, 10 cts. per line solid nonpareil; sub- â¢ei'ii'-nt Insertions, 7 cte. per line. Standing Advertlsements.-Professlon- nl or Business Cards-51,50 per month. Special rates for general tradeadvertislug. Special Notices, Births, Marriages and Deaths, same rates ns Dally. Culit must bo all inutal.iuulforlargecuts un extra rato will bo charged, tarPorsons Bending In advertisements should bo careful to ntntu wlutlierliiey nro to appear in tbu Dully Edlllnii, or Die Weekly, or both. A liberal reduction Is mndo wlion inserted lu both, No advertisement Inserted for less tlian SI, SUBH0RIBER8 Who do not receive tholr paper regularly, from tlio Carriers or through tli-.' 1'usl Oflice, will confer a favor bv r-.-portitnt the Bamo to the otllce of publication at onco. MEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY. Hard Wood C, McDonough To Builders W. It. King 12 Temptations.. .Imperial Opera House A new piano for sale at Wm.Heidi's, Front stroot. tc* Another clean sheet at the polico court to-day. Thoro will be an adjourned mooting of the oity council this evening. The atr. Gladys loft for up-river porte thia morning with freight and passengers, Mr. W. R, King, architect, ima an advertisement in this issue of interest ta contractors. Thero wero no new developments in railway matters to day, and the situation remains the samo. Walker & Co. havo Sapperton Lots near New Hospital and Ross-Mac- laron Mills at old prices. * Tho ah-. Eainbow loft for Victoria this morning with 20 passengers and a large load of farm produco. Tho lacrosse club meets again tonight for a practice match, and evory member is expected to attend. Tho salmon run last night and today continued very good, and the boats averaged closo on 200 lish for each drift. Chinamen aro in great demand nt presont by the canneries, and they are being raked up from all quarters to assist in tho pack. If tho stroet sprinkling aervice was extended to a few of the back streets it would bo greatly appreciated by tho parched up inhabitants, Bricks havo been imported all the way from Winnipeg to Vancouvor to be used in the construction of the Sir Donald A. Smith block. School board meets Tuesday evoning next, 30th inst. All applications for nchools to be eent in previous to tliat dato to the socretary. * The Vnncouvor aud Victoria lacrosse club3 will croBs sticks at the capital oity to-morrow. Much intorest in the match is manifested in this city. Martin Burke's solicitor applied Wednesday for a writ of habeas corpus. It was grantod, and nn appeal was granted before tlio full oourt yester* day. The str. Irving arrived from Hopo at noon with a large load of farm produce and 150 head of cattlo, from â¢SomUkameen, consigned to Cawston & Ellis. The tliermomolor registered 81° today, but owing to the smoky condition of tho atmosphero tho heat seemed much greater and was more severely felt. The Victorians are crowing ovor '.'doubling" tho two enginesand throwing salt water on Douglas Btreet. The same thing waa done 25 years ago by the hand engines "Tiger" and "Deluge,"âNanaimo Free Press, Tho usual weekly riflo practice will bo held on Brownsville range to-mor* row afternoon. As the dato of tho provincial association matches is drawing close it is probablo the practice tomorrow will bo very largely attended. The rifle rango at Brownsville will bo put in bettor condition beforo the provincial matches come off than it has been since its inauguration. Iu all about $250 will bo spent in erecting new targets'ahd tiring points, brushing thu rango and opening tho ditch, whioh has got badly blocked up of lato. It is reported that a resident of tho Scott road, who is noted for tho handy way in wliich ho handles Wb''darbies," has gone into training preparatory to challenging tho great Sullivan for tho world's championship. The Soott road people nro coming rapidly to tho front, and some of them aro bound iu time to mako a broad and deep marl- in lifo. Chief of polico Pearce tnudo a thorough search yesterday for tho man who assisted Constable Smith to raid the Chinese gambling houso on Wednesday night. Nothing could bo learned of the man and no clue to his identify was obtained. It is now shrewdly suspected that he did good work in assisting to rid tho board of its wealth, and tjuictly vanished with tho proceeds thereby obtained. Mayoralty t undid rile*. Another namo mentioned to-day as a possiblo successor to Mr. Hendry as major, iathat of Mr, It. Dickinson, who so ably fillod the civio chair for many terms. It is very doubtful if Mr. Dickinson would accept oflice again, but if ho Aid hia long experience undoubtedly qualifies him to fill the offlce well. Sovoral other poBeiblo candidates are mentioned for tho vacancy. It is statod that a requisition to Mr. Edmonds will be circulated tomorrow. r- »** ' » â Twelve Te mil tut lonn, By an advertisement in another column it will bo Boon that Oilmoro's "Twelve Temptations" will bo put on the boards at tho Imperial Opera House, Vancouver to-night, to-morrojv night and at a Saturday matinee. This troupe hai met with great buccoss all through IU tour, and at Victoria the opera house was literally jammed on tho occasion of ita representation. "Twelve Temptationi" is a spectacular drama, Introducing tho ballet It presents a mythical story of tho olementsâan Idyl of ice and sun. Biuh Fires, Bush fires are still burning briskly in sll directions, both north and south. Telegraphic advices from the south Bay lhat there is scarcely 10 miles of country freo from bush lires between tho boundary and Seattle, and it has been found impossible during the last few days to keop the telegraph lines in good working order. To-day tho fires seem to have mado an unusually severe attack on tho wires and poles, and tho lines are reported down in many plnccs. Tlio atmosphero Btill continues heavily charged with smoke, whioh tho south nest breezes is blowing ovor from Oregon and Washington. The l.f(â nor LIccum- Ity-law. A rule nisi, calling upon tho oity to show cause why Uio "Liquor Ijiconso By-law, 1880" should not bo quashed, has been grunted by the supremo court, and Lho question respecting tho validity of the by-law will bu argued on the tilli of August. This caso arises out of Miu decision given in the polico court, in tho caso of J. Bontor, fined for selling liquor without a license, and from which an appeal was tikoti. The bust legal talent in tliu province 1ms been retained by both the city and lho licensed victuallers to conduct llio ease, and somo vory learned nnd interesting arguments arc suro to bo be the result, Tho conduct of tho caso will bo watched with keen interest. Children Cryfor Pltcher'sCastorla E.<imloii->WcNlmliiHtcr. Messrs'. Bell-Irving, Patterson & On. - com minion and shipping im-reliauli, of this city and Vancouvor, nro about to charter a vessel to load merchandise in Loudon, England, direct for Westminstor. It is oxpoctod tho vessel will bo berthed within n month, and intending importers should apply to Bell, Irving & Co., for freight rates, etc., without delay. A fair quantity of cargo hns already boon offered, but thoro will bu space for much moro. This ia an enterprise that Bhould bo most warmly aided by ouv importers, for it is nu object Westminster has boon aiming nt for some timo, The now firm is showing tho proper spirit of pluck and enterprise, and it can count on a hearty support from tho business men of tho Royal city. Thrown from a Carriage. Whilo out driving on tho Yale road a few days ago, Dr. John Montgom* orie,ofEs*linti)nFarm, was thrown from his carriage and sustained severe injuries. Tho wheel of tho carriago struck n log at tho sido of tho road and upset tho vohiclo, throwing Dr. Mont* gomerie to tho ground with such forco that sovor.il of his ribs and hi.) collar bone woro brokon. Fortunately Miss Montgomoi'ie was only a short, distanco behind, uud she, seeing tho accident that her father had met with, went to his assistance and assisted him home. Dr. Fagan was summoned and attended profLBsionally to tho injuries, which proved to bo quito serious though nut dangerous. At last reports Dr. Mont* gomorio was progressing favorably and his complote recovery is only a question of n fow weeks. The Kew Met lab at "-In. Among tho passengers for the north on Saturday will bo Mr, William Duncan, who hns boon in Portland for some timo past, tho guest of the wealthy banker, W. S. Ladd. On Sunday night last Mr. Duncan related his experience of thirty years among the northern Indians to tlio congregation uf Calvary church, Portland, and the story of the transfer of 1000 Indians from Metlakathln to their new homo nt Port Chestor, Alaska. Whilo in Portland Mr. Duncan purchased a sawmill outfit to replace tho one recently destroyed by lire, nt n loss of $12,000, and on which thoro was no insurance. It is just two years since Mr. Duncan returned from nn custom trip, mndo in connection with the new settlement nt Port Chester, and on August 7th next the second anniversary of tho foundin? of that settlement will bo celebrated. The Laic Andrew Welch. The late Androw Welch, senior member of tho firm of Welch, Rithet & Co., who died nt Portland, Or,, yesterday was a nativo of DunfrieB- shire, Scotland. Ho was a man of great mental capacity, possessed won* derfnl perseverance and had nil ability for business far abovo the ordinary, Ho first went to Victoria us tho representative of Messrs. Anderson & Anderson, the great shipping men, and later went into business with Mr. G. M. Sprout, now government agont for Kootenay district. Tho firm or Welch & ISprout wns shortly changed to that of Welch & Clarko and then to Welch & Co. Victoria being too circumscribed for his aspirations ho wont to Sun Francisco and thero commenced business. A branch wuh established in Victoria with Mr. R. P. Rithet us resident partner and manager, Thon a house wns established in Liverpool where Mr, Welch's brother was mining* ing partner and known nsR. fi. Welch. The deceased wns ono of tho moat for* lutmto of men, for everything into which he embarked was a success. Many years since ho, in compnny with Mr. Hugh Nelson, nuw our liotit-gov- ernor, became intorcsted in tho Moody* ville Saw Mill Company. In 1882 ho bought out Mr. â¢Nolson's interest in tho concern, and ttien becamo solo owner of tlilB vnst concern. Ilo wns also owner of an extensive sui-arctine plantation in tho Sandwich Islands, as well as being interested in tho American Sugar Rofinory Co., of San Francisco, and of which ho was vice-president for many yours. Mr. Welsh was a married man, nnd leaves behind him a wife and fivo children, Ho was a comparatively young man, and at the time of his doath was possessed of great wealth. Tho business of the firm of Welch, Rithet & Co., is uot likely to suffer materially by his death, nor will tho operations of tho Sun Francisco or Liverpool houses, or tho Moodyvillo mills bo interrupted, as arrangements looking to such an event as has just happened wero completed some weeks since. PERSONAL. D. C. Webber, of Port Hammond, is in the city. Wm, Skene, of Vancouver, wns in tlio city to-day. Chni. R, King, of Victoria, is registered at the Colonial. Mrs. J. C. Armstrong aud Miss Freeze are visiting friends In Seattlo. Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Lewis aro paying a visit to tho cities on the Sound, VICT0RIANEWS. The Jap Defeats Qulnn lu u Mrcttllug Match at Scuttle.âThe electric Tramway to be Immediately Commenced. Chinese Cutting Affray. ftpeclul lo tbo Columbian. Victoria, July 20. âA telegram from Seattlo statos tho wrestling match between Quinn andSorakichi, tho Jap, wus won by tlio latter. Each mnn won ono fall, bu^Quinn wus badly hurt iu tho lust by striking hii head ou tho floor and could not como to timo, so tho rofcrco gavo tho match to tho Jap, Tho atr. Sardonyx arrived nt Nnnnimo from tho nortii this morning nud will reach horo this afternoon. Work will bo commonced on the electric tramway immediately. A couplo of Chinamen had an altercation lust night ono drew n kuifo and cut his antagonist across the forehead, A gentleman and his wife wore thrown from a buggy this morning by tho horse running awny, Thoy bs* enped with u fow BcrutchoB. Contraband Wlilst-cy. (Juke a thrill of excitement was causud near the boat houses 'ny tho report that throo Indians hnd arrived in a sloop containing several barrels uf whiskey. On proceeding to tho spot it was learned thnt three Indians, while 011 thoir wuy to Now Westminster to take pnrt in tho salmon fishing, had, whilo oft'Coal Island, sighted n sloop half submerged and 011 its sido. Thoy promptly towod her ashoro, and after baling tlio water out commenced to investigate, with tho result that thoy found tho sloop to contain 13 kegs of whiskey and ono caso of bitter.--, Thero wero 7 ton-gallon and ti fivo gallon kegs. Whon tho craft wus discovered nil sails wero sot, as if sho had capsized iu a squall. Tho Indians, aftor righting the sloop, sailed hor into Nanaimo hnrbor, whero Bho was takon in chnrgo, with her cargo, by Constable Stowart. Besides the whiskey and caso of bitters thoro wore Eevcrnl cooking utensils, a stove and a Winchester rille. The kegs wero jam- mod in vory tightly, which possibly accounts for their remaining in the boat after Bho wns capsized. The sloop is a vory neat model und, ub she is heavily rigged, is probably a fust sailer, but vory cranky. A bung was started in ouo of tho kegs Inst night und thoso who wore allowed- to sinoll tho contents pronounced it "Injun pisou" of tho worst kind. Tho kegs and caso woro addressed *M. A, Robinson, Locus Islnnd." It is very probable that the ultimate destination of (he Hquor wns to Indian camps on tho northern coast.âCourier. The t'reat JEnllrond Scheme. Tho Tacoma Globe'contains tlio following article written by George Haggard : "In considering the elements of thn future prospects of Tacoma you must tako into consideration the fnct tliat thi-* city will bo tho distributing point fur tho mighty Alnskan trado now about to dawn upou us. Within live years you can ride from Tacoma to Juneau in a pullmnn palaco car and within twenty you can ride from the 'City of Destiny,' then containing a population of 600,000 souls, by a continuous rail route to St. Petersburg, tho capital of all tho Russias. That such a rond is perfectly fcnsible, I cite tho following from tho pen of Prof. John Muir, tho distinguished Calif or- nian, who hus dono bo much in the way of exploring Alaska and for whom tho celebrated Muir Glacier is named, viz: 'Sonator Stanford's girdlo ot steel around tho earth via Behring Sea is a perfectly feasible schemo. Be* bring straits can bo bridged. It is only twenty-five miles in the narrowest place, and thoro aro three islands strung along in it. This would divide tho bridgo into four divisions. But, besides this, tho water is very shallow. In many places it is not over twenty feot deep. I undertake to say that if a man was strong enough to take one of our California redwood trees in his hands he could put it down nnywhere ovor tho 000 milos of Behring Sea and yet havo 100 foot of it left above water. This shows how easy it would bo to bridgo tho straits, Tho only troublo would bo from float* ing icebergs, but that could only be overcome by constructing swinging bridges, liko thoy have across the rivor at Chicago. In this way tho straits could bo kept clear all the time, and trains of cars could run right along." CHILDREN ENJOY The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative and if the father or mother ho costive or bilious the most gratifying results follow its use, so that it is the best family remedy known and every family should havo a bottle. CORRESPONDENCE. The Southern Hallway, Editor Columbian,âSin, Yonr announcement in yesterday's issue that the compoet between tho city of New Westminster nnd tho Southern Railway Com* puny is ruptured, is not a very pleasant outlook, although It mny ho all for the best in the cud. Tlio fact that the mayor and one of thu aldermen have tendered their resignation In connection with that rupture, shown that their Interests tire moro with tho company than with the city, and they, by resigning their seats at tho council hoard, have acted conulstently. If Mr. Bonnet, who takes thu place of Sonator Canflcld, has concluded new torms with tho Southern Railway Company whose president and members arc our own citizens, and if these new terms are objectionable ta eight-tenths of our present city council, it should follow that tho now terms arc against the true interests of tho Royal city- anil if so, it is to he hoped that the citizens of New Westminster will sup* port tho council In defending the right aud will loso no time in the choice of a mayor and councillor to fill the vacancies. She Bailway Company, so far, has not fulfilled thoir obligations to tho city in auy particular that I can think ifâ evon thoso who wore their best Biippis* turn have been disappointedâand now, the safest nnd host courso for the oity to aot towards the company, is to deal with them ns a railway corporation, Citizen, Tho annual agricultural exhibition was opened nt Brandon, Ont., on Wednesday by Premier Greonway, and was continued yesterday. The display of horses and cattlo is fine. The experiment of holding tho fair in mid-summer is a pronounced success. It is believed in Toronto that the young lndy who suicided in Now York recently under the name of Kittio Doane, was Mnud Miller, of Welleiley street, Toronto. Children Cryfor Pltcher'sCastorla A Woman Lynched. Denvek, Colo., July 24.âA Cheyenne, Wyo., special says: A telegram received to-day announces the lynching at Sweetwater of Jim Averill and a woman who lived with him aa his wifo. Averill wns postmaster at Sweetwater, whieh consists simply uf a station contiguous to a number of ranches. Averill drifted into the Sweetwater oountry four years ago, and at onco took up a government claim. Ho was soon joined by a woman, who took a claim adjoining tho town of Bortwell. Both wore recognized ns hard citizens. The woman was ono of tho most daring riders in tho country. She rode, man-fashion, the most vicious brutos with abandon, and in roping cattlo could tako a place with tho averago cowboy. For a long timo both have beon under suspicion as cattlo rtiBtlors, They liavo rapidly been accumulating n hord, and as they camo to the oountry without anything, it waB regarded as evidonco against them. This year thoy turned loose twenty-five year ling calves, which completely satisfied tho stock men that they woro "maverick ing," which particular net led to tho lynching. From tho particulnrs received it is known that a small band of masked mou succeeded in getting both to tho door. Thoy wero captured after a desperate, struggle, and, after being bound, led somo distance away and together strung up to tho limb of a troo and tho bodies woro riddled with bullets. This is the fifth hanging that haB taken -place in tho same sootion since Inst spring. Dr. Child's Pile Ointment instantly ro lioves and permanently cures Piles, Pruritus and aU hot and itching sores and eruptions. N. W. agents, D. 8. Curtia k Co. dmySSyl volume m-m IS. C. Provincial Exposition Subscription Fund* For the purpose of raising a fund to contribute towards the patriotic and worthy object of making tiio next annual provincial fair, to be held in thb eity, a grand and unprecedented success, the undersigned agree to contribute tho sums opposite their respective names (to- be paid Into the association or to trustees competent to receive tho Bamo, on or before 6 months from the date of the last provincial exhibition, and to bo applied to preparing exhibition grounds and buildings in the city, for increasing the nmount offered in prizes, and for furthering tho exhibition in other ways): RlinrpG A Paine, Lulu Islnnd 10 00 L P Eckstein 10 W> It W Armstrong 10.00 Fit Glover. lt>0O Walker* Bhadwell 1000 Claud Hamber. 10 00 Peter Ornnt 10 W A J Hill 10 00 Cnpt A Grant 10 00 J H Macdouell - 10 00 WO Loye 10 00 F G Strickland 25 00 Gilley Bros 20 00 fl II Webb 25 00 T Cunningham 30 00 Henderson Bros, Chilllwhack 10 00 A R Wintemute 10 00 Per Ex-Mayor Dickinson 212 85 Antiio M Jaques 10 00 Jas Cunningham 80 00 Grant & Hagstrom 2000 J W Hcxsmith :» 00 Rev J II White â 10 00 U Douglas 100 00 MKScimllnr 4Co WHO W C Ooatlnm 25 00 T M Cunningham - 25 00 A E Kami 25 00 Ackormnu llros.. EO 00 Reid 4 Currie 25 00 H T Read 4 Co â¢ fiO 00 WH Thibaudeau â 15 00 Grnnt A Maclure, 10 00 Ogle.Caropboll 4 Co.â¢ 20 00 Ml nH< ItlPTIOXS PAID. The Columbian-. |100 00 WJ Armstrong. 80 00 G D Brymner 20 00 Stewart 4 Cash 25 00 Georgo Turner 10 00 Young 4Toriiuno 10 00 Terhune 4 Co. 10 00 A DesBrlsay 15 OO P Uilo-tcau.. 10 0O Noxt! Wholesale city Market. Beef, per 100lbs % 4 00@ -1 no Pork â â¢ 7 60 & 8 60 Mutton â â H 00 & 9 00 Potatoes-new" , 1 00® Cabbage " 60 (d 100 Onions " 100(9 150 Wheal " 1600 0 00 Oats " 1 150(3 2f 115 00 1 0 80 1 015 Butter (rolls) per It. 0 25 Cheese, " Dili Eggs, por dot- 0 200 '25 Cordwooil (retail) per cord 3 WW 4 09 Apples, per box 80 (# 150 UWi'S(-.T'n)pt'r 100 lbs 4O0(ii 000 " (dry) â ' -. 5 00(9 9 00 Wool, per ib.... OS 10 *Whin Baby wm if ok, we gave her Cutoria, When she wh s Child, she cried for Cutoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Cutoria, Whsa she had Childnn, the gave thun Castoris Tenders for Street Work. TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED AT the City Hail, Now Westminster,up to 4 o'clock on WEDNESDAY, Jnlytllnl, 1880. for tho GRADING OF QUEEN'S AVENUE, marked "Tender for Queen's Avenue," nnd luldreNHtiil to tlie "Chairman of Bonrd of Works, City Hull, Now Westminster." No tender rnti-iliiincil unless accompanied by deposit etjuiil to 5 per cent, of -imount of tonder, which shnll bo forfeited If unrty tendering refUBos or neglects to enter Into a contract whim called Upon to do so. In Die event ot a tender not being ucenpted the deposit will be roturnod, I'laiiH and f-pcclflcnUnm- may bo soon In tho City Engineer's ottlco, City Hall. The lowcMlor any tender not necessarily accepted. J. «. JAQUES. Chairman of Board of Works, City Hall, New West,, July 25111,1881. (IJIyMtil HARP-WOOD. 3-ENDEna Kon so cokds op hahd- ;..âV.0,OD'.,!0,b0 do'lvored nt SI. Mary's ospital, will bo received by OlUs, McDonough, Front Slreet, up to 12 o'clock, noon, on tlie 1st of August noxt. djlySMltd A' Pleasing Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, an! of Ease and Comfort Follow, tho uso of Syrup of Fi&i'rm if .eta gently On tho Kidneys, Liver. "19 Bowisia Effectually Cleansing the System wW Coltivu or Bilious, Dispelling Colds, Headaches and Fevers and permanently curing HABITUAL OONBXIPATIOK without weakening or irritating tho or- tuna on which it acts. Tor nio ln 75o bottle, by all Loading Drugs..,.. HUTOFK-tUillU, OH'V BT THS OAuroBSiAnasroniFoa ,__ B_Mtlus__e,Oa., ***-arau,KT., miwYow,**,*, TO BUILDERS. SEPARATE TENDERS ARE INVITED for the various works in connection with the erection of the Resilience for His L'irdslilp the Bishop of New Westminster. Plans, 4c,, nt my oflice, where tenders (sealed ond endorsed) lire to be delivered on or before 12 o'olock, noon, on Monday. Aug. Sth. Neither tho lowost nor nny tender will be necessarily nccepted. WILLIAM R. KING, .,'â â , . Architect, Ac. New West., July 20,1880. djly20t5 Vancouver, II. C* 2 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, July 26 and 27. Wm. .1. ailmore's Magnificent Legendary nnd Spectacular Triumph, tho 12 TEMPTATIONS 12 Rc*wiitten, arranged nnd produced by Charles H, Yale. IS Foil Hinge Hrenes. U'iO Imported Costume*, lirnnil Kwn* uenn Ballet, led by MLLE.BONFANTI, PREMIBKH ASBOLUTA, MLLE. EL* OISB, HECONDA, and MONS. CHIADO. Tlio Four Snvnnlllas, the Brothers Caron, tho Topsy-Turvey Troupe, and the Most Completo, Glittering and Magnificent Mis En Hoimo ever witnessed. JO lVniilc «n the HI age. Prices on Friday and Saturday ovonlngs, £l.flo and 11.00, nnd atthe Matinee on Saturday, Jl.00 and 76cents, when ehildron will bo admitted nt half-price. 'Jilt I aromcoB. O-yiNQ TO ILL HEALTH, M1SS.7UN- N1NOH will bo nbsi nt from the cily from July Hill, till August ctli. djlysns *~M-* MJ.MSrM? OTORE ON FRONT STREET, ln rem- (3 of Armstrong's llrlck Block. Possession givon 1st August. Apply to W. J. ARMSTRONG, djly2itc Sheriff. ROOMS TO LET. FURRNISHED ROOMS TO LET, single or double or ot suite, pleasant nnd co in fort ablo. Excellent' situation, Applyto MISSODIN, Opposito it. C. Cathedral, dJIySSml Columbia Street. Tenders for Street Work, TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED AT tbe City Hall, Now Westminster, up to 4 o'elook on MUNDAY, July **!Uli, 18S1), forthe GRADING OF ST. ANDREW'S STREET, mnrked "Tender for St. Andrew's St,," and addressed to tbe "Chairman of Board of Works, City Hull, Now Westminster." No tender entertained unless nccom- panicd by deposit equal to 5 por cent, of amount of tender, which shall be forfolled if party tendering refuses or neglects lo enter Into a contract when called upon to do so. In the event of a tender not boing accepted the deposit, will bo returned. Plans und specifications may be seen in the City Engineer's Olllcc, City Hall. The lowest or any tonder not necessarily accepted. City Hall, Now Wostmlnster, July 24,1880. dJySJtd V.J.WALKEB&GO. RANK BUILDINGS, Mary Streot, New Westminster, B.C. LTBLttPHONH NO. 65.] 14 GLARE ROM, HALIFAX, Ell LAND. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS, CONVEYANCERS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, London -md L.noBiltlr. Fire ond OrltUh Kinplre hit. Insnrance Companies. New Westminster Uulldlng Society. Accountant's Olllcc, Dlooese of N.W. Oily Auditors, 188(1, 1S87 and 1888. ADVISE CLIENTS IN THE BUYING AND SELLING OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY AND DISTRIOT, and other monetary transactions. Have several good Investments ou their books, and nil uow coiners will do well to call boforc dolug business elsewhere. dwailoly FOR THREE DAYS! GEBAT SALE Prints, Chambrays WHITE EMBROIDERIES. jeqJ j-p» -H3 ms M __M. M___, Seersucker at 6c per yd. FOR ONLY THREE DAYS. Ogle, Campbell & Freeman KABOSIO BLOOK. SUMMER GOATS OGLE, CAMPBELL & CO. â N"E"W "W*"BST'M:i'ESrST"E3"R. djlylOto R. J. ARMSTRONG, PJlA.T.-tCB IXT Choice Family Groceries! FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER A SPECIALTY. X-abxadox HCexxianurs, l^aclsexel. Salt Cod, . Amuui's TTano. XZanis, JLxxxijoiJLX'B *CT*ac. Bacon. Flo-ax. Bxaxi. Slioxts, â¢â HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOB FARM PRODUCE. â¢aoidw-* Scoullar-Armt-trong Blook, Columbia St. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY! Jas.EllaFd.Co WILL SELL THEIR REMAINING STOCK OF AT COST, FOR CASH. :fl cR;A.k:e53 Practical Watchmaker, Manufacturing Jeweler & Optician. OPPOSITE THE BANK OF MONTREAL, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, PLATE? WARE, &C. BEST QUALITY. EASTERN PRICES. A fall line of Spectacles & Eye-Classes in steel, rubber, eilvcr oi'c gui! frames. Tho finest Pebbles made, 84 per pair; all sights suited. Speoial attention giveu to FINE WATOH REPAIRS. Having learue,. tbe business thoroughly from some of the finest Horologors in England, and since thun managed the watoh-repairing departments of a few of tho bost firms on the ctmti- nent of Amoripa, is a sufficient guarantee ol good workmanship. Formorly mun- ger lor nearly 8 yoars of the well-known firm of Savage » Lyman, Montreal. Charges Moderate, . . â , â â. . MoNTBEAt,, Doe., 1887.âMr. F. Crake.âAndw. Robertson, Esq., Chairman ol Montreal Harbor Commissioners, says; "I novor found a Watohmakor who did so woll for mo as you did whon in Montreal, ond lam sorry you are not horo to-day." dwapltto Wholesale and Retail Druggists NEXT COLONIAL HOTEL, NEW WESTMINSTER, 1!. C. GROCERIES For First-class Family Groceries and Provisions, go to SINCLAIR'S, - Oolumbia Street. New Goods arriving all tlie time. A nice lot of CHRISTIE S CRACKERS & BISCUITS just to hand. New SYRUPS, MOLASSES, etc., etc. Call and get prices. dwtc Wi&Gi DIRECT IMPORTERS k DEALERS IN XXXGrXX-C!X_jJlSS DRY GOODS A-*CTX) GROCERIES Cor. Columbia tt Mary Sts. BON MARCHE. OTJR JLNX*nJ_A.Xj CLEARANCE SALE HA8 COMMENCED. Special Bargains. WALKER <fc SHADWELL. dwieaio
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