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feintingl Columbian. VOLUME 7 NEW v/ESXMIIfSTEB, B. 0., ^?EDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 31, 1889. NUMBER 20 , PROFESSIONAL ASD BUSINESS CARDS. V. 0. ATKINSON, }AI'lU8TER,80I,lCIT0*t,A<!. omoos- *> Masonic Building, â¢JowWcsunln.uir, n ilwtc AitMSTttONO & KCKSTEIN, BABWB'fBBS, SOLICITOUS, ETC. - Mnsonlo Building, Now Wostmln- ter B. 0. dgmy'lo k W. miliHAH nOLB, u. c, iABBlSTEB-AT-LAW, LAND AGENT. > Monoy to Lonn. OfflcoâOlarltaon St. ,w Wostmliistcr, 11. 0. die < OSnOI LD, M-COIL A .lEVJiK, BAHUISTERS, BOLI0ITOB8, do. 0111- oesâMasonic Buildings, Now Wcst- lustor, and Vnncouvor, U. 0. dwto r A.C. OUVDOSK-TACIi, M.A., OTARY PUBLIC, CONVJBYANCER, , 4c. Barrister of llio Now Brunswick premo Court. Olllco lu tlio Hamley tiding, Columbia Ht., opposite tlio Col* ial Hotol. uapgto 08GPH E. GAYNOR, B.AâLL.B. ILD MEDALIST of ttie Unlveratts of Dublin. 1JARRI8TER-ATLAW of * High Court of Justico, Ireland, Oillces, rner McKenzie & Olarkson Sts., Now ostm I nster. dwfe21to A. J. nOLMES, D. D. 8.. UHQROK DENTIST. Graduate of the Ohio College or Dental Bun-cry. Is w with Dr. C. E. C. Brown. All work lllfully performed, Rooms R AC. Bank B. C, Columbia St. Hours-8 to 19 u.m.; Bto (1 p. m. JJlyBto G. XV. ('HANT, RCHITECT. Onioc-Cornor Mary and Clurkson Sts., Westmin uter. tlwto CLOW ft. MAVLVIIE, KCHITECTS. OfliceâRoom E, over Bankof B. C, Columbia Street,West- iister. dlo WILLIAilI ll. KING, RCHITECT.SANITAUYENGINEER, Ao. Removed to Armstrong's Block, umbla Street, Westmlnater â Room 1.2. tlto W. TII1BAUDEAV, AND SURVEYOR ANDDRAtlQHTS- mnii, Hamley Bloek, Now Westmin* r, B.0. _ ilmy 151*1 A. F. COTTON, .OMINION and PROVINCIAL LAND 1 HUKVKYOR. Offlce: Room P, Bunk B. C. building, Westminster, B. 0. a. rini:-.rk.ii, EAL ESTATE BROKER and County â Court Agertt. Commissioner, Notary bllo,Ao. Rents collected, oniceâAIc* pale Street, New Westminster, B. C. T. .7. TKJIPP, UOTIONEER AND APPRAISER. Columbia Street, New Westminster. commissions will receive prompt I careful iiUentlon, Bost roferenoca â ii when ro'iiilrt-'l. tntil2-to F, C. McCAUTNEY, IMMISSION AGENT nnd Customs , Broker. Douglas St., Now Westmin- â¢. Agont for Harrison Springs Aerated tor; Vanoouver Steam Dyo A Cleaning irks; Curlers' Patent organsâ"tliowon- of tbo age."; Dominion Pianos and â aim; Johnston's Patont Kulsorainej vnna Cigar Factory; Lion Insurance Co llvo stock, Ac. Employment Agency tie, A select lot of Toilet Articles and igglsts'Sundries forflalo, Next, door to â cry. iljlyaic TURNEU, 11EKT0N A, CO,, KRCHANTS. Wharf St., Vlcloilti. Agents ff>r North British and Mer* llio Insurance Co, for Malnlnnd. H. IKbtonA Co., 3il Plnsbury Circus, Lon- , E. 0. dto iperial Fire Insurance Go. Off "COITDOIT. < .11111, > .Q1.U0O.OIMI t*lB. sites ns low ns any other reliable Com- lics doing bUBlnos* in British Culuin* W. 3. ARMSTRONG. lySto Agent for New Wesl. ALBERT J. HILL & GO. vll Engineers, Land Sur- eyors &. Draughtsmen. REAL ESTATE, WCIAL, SHIFNNS A COMMISSION AGENTS l'lrc. Lire .1; .'lm I lie Ir.Ht.ri.tioi*. ummaSt., - On1. Colonial IIotki. NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0. dwJlylMo &AND BROS. ISili ESTATE BKOKEHS, Onnveyancers, Collectors, Anil Instiranca Agents, BOS Ut NEW WESTMINSTER! Comer McIConnlo and Clarkson Sts. VANCOUVER, Cordova Street. LONDON (England. JILDING LOTS for salo In nil sections uucouver uml New Westminster City. UtM LANDS of tmmnTor quality for 1 ut Ob I HI Whack, Port Hammond, gloy, Matsqui, Sumas, Mud Bay.Lud- s Lamllng, Lulu Island, North Arm i J'ltt River. sips aud Plans exhibited ami tlie full* â¢iformntiou furnished ut all ourofflocsi GENERAL & SHELF HARDWARE, Including Tools of all kinds ot tlio tost makes; CrilSS-Cllt & Hail.l-SllwS, Barbell Wire for Fencing, and all tho ncdosiiary Utensils for Fiirniingt Ijiiliri.'atiU'* Oils; Traits of all deaoriptioris, and a gonorni assortmont of Agricultural Iinilli'llH'llIs. ts- Special attention aivon to oi'dora by mail. t. t. rrx-jL^jp so co., dwjlyStu CoLtmiiu Street, Nkw Westminster. New Spring Goods! Spring Overcoatings, French & English Worsteds and Scotch Cheviotts. J*. IB. MAWSON's MERCHANT TAILOR, Columbia Street, nolilly New Westminster, U3FAU Summer DRESS GOODS and MILLINERY will bc sold AT COST. Now is the time to secure BARGAINS. dtc *m:*e3s. -W2>jl. xzjl_z:. ifciai est â -!?'5'-i"- tij-yl insuranc -flLC3*3E33XrrJCaiS. OFEtOBSI. fy. BOVILI lih if with ARCHITECT AND eal Estate Agent W WESTMINSTERt-Ofllco, Mackenzie Street. ull List of City and Suburban Pro* ty. articular nttentlon paid lo Forming uds, .cournle Information to correspond- dwuiydyl NEW WESTMINSTER, TmTeS&kt'.0.' ' uiu ri Junction of tlie acpherson DRUGGISTS. ire and Fresh Drugs x>X3xue*it*m:xis, atent Medicines, Etc PHYSIOMHS' PHESOBIPllOllS CMSFULIY Compounded. enhono Oommunlciillon. Niglit Boll. illo27ln Piano Tuning! _. i:. nxr.ivsitx, from Brand* i wood A Sous, I-oudon, Englund, und inway * Sons, New York, now at Cat** s Temple of Music, Vancouver will mil to orders loft at, Mr. Zed. H. Kail's ro, New Westminster, Tuning, fri. djly-lml rMJM.mj_:ws Nkw WESTMINSTER, II. 0., July 10111,1839, the ttmplayccs of C. M, Sheafo A Co, nil the Niw Westminster Southern It'y ,, and utt persona concerned, bis lirm having assigned nil lis Intertill British Columbia to tlio Now West* iiNtor Southern R'y Co., and tliutCom- iy having assumed all of iti liabilities, ployooHof tbls lirm und tho Company 1 report lo tho President of the suid mp-iny for Inntruellons and adjust* C. M. SIIEAPR A CO. JlylSllll Hi* EUlII-JNKOAXPIKU). Mt t '1 9 tumi*- GRANVll^i* H Sfr LONDON, ENG. .07 CANNON ST. Farming Lands-*Town Lots OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS FOR SALE. Business Property. Vacant Residential Property. Lot facing on Columbia uud Front Sts., in central portion of tlio city; sever.il buildings bring good rent--5:J2,000,0(I. Lot 4, Block 7, nenr Lytton Si-uuro, 611x132 feet, fronting on Columbia and Front StB.-$fl,O00.O0. Corner Lot on Columbia St., 83x00 feet-- ej.ooo.oo. AlsoâLot ami Building with stock of Goods, ouo of tlio best businens stands in tho oity. Improved Residential Property Lot 15, Block 13; two houses rented ut paying figiiros--$i1G00.00. Houso and Lot on Lome St., near Columbiaâ§12511.00. Lots 4, 5 k 0, Bloclt 10; good house, garden, ad, j choice residence properly -§5,250.00. Cornor Lot on Columbia St.; fenced and cloarod-§1500.00. Houso and Lot on Columbia St,; one "f tho finest residences in tho oityâ$7,* 000.00. Houso and Lot on Itoynl Avenue, nenr Douglas St.â §2,000.00. House und 3 Lots, corner lloyal Avenuo und St. Patrick's St.; no better I'dflh denco site in tho cityâ§10,000.00. 1 acre, with 7 houses, near the Pnrkâ §0,000.00. Lot 1, Block 28; comer lot on Agues St.; lino residenco siteâ$1200,00. Lots ou St. Andrew's St., near Queen's Avenueâ-$500.00 each. Lots on Montreal, Douglas and Halifax Sis., near Clinton St.; lino views and woll Bituatod--§350.00, $375.00, §500.00. Lot on Melbourne St., near Clinton- ' §300.00. LotO. Sub-Block 10; fine residence lots- §250.00. Lois on Pclham St., near Muryâ§000.00 each, Lot on Pellium St., near St. Andrew's; line siteâ§500,00. Lot on St. John's St., near Melbourneâ 1800,00. Lot in St. Andrew's Square -$300.00. Lota in Block fronting oil North Arm rond; finiist chance in the market for residence or speculationâ§125,00 to 8175.00. Lots in Subdivision of Lot tl, oub-Bloak 12â§00,00 to $126,00, Lot- in .Subdivision of Lot 17, sub-Block i:i-3l00.00 each. Lots iu Westminster Addition at §15,00 to §50.00. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder nover varies. A marvel of purity,BtreUKth and wbolesomeness. More economical than tbe ordinary kinds, and eannot lie sold In competition wltb the multitude of low tesl, short, weight alum or pitospliuto powders. Sold onlyln cans. Royal kaki***u Powder Co., loe Wall St., Now York. Wely Rooms to Rent. FURNISHED BOOMS TO KENT, IN M. Gray's bouse, on Prevost Street.â Apply on the premises. djlystc *-jrr«*c» j3L.:iE3rar* QTOliE ON I'liONT STREET, In rear n of Armstrong's llrick Mock". Possession given 1st August. Apply to tf, J. AHJISTHONO, ilJly2'to Shorlir. FOR SALE. 9 OXEN, 1 HORSE * LOfialNCI-OAMP OUTl'-IT. l-'oi'.piirtlculiirs, npplyto T. .1. ABMSTBONCI, or A11SISTRONO 4 ECKSTEIN, djlylnlo Sew Wostminstor, ROOMS TO LET. PURRNISIIED ROOM!' TO LET.Bingle or doublo or oil suite, pleasant and comfortable. Excellent situation, Applyto MISS ODIN, Opposite R.O. Cathedral, dJ1y2i)ml Columbia Street. First-class Prairie Farm FOR SALE. §UPERBLY SITUATED ON LULU ISLAND, North Arm, Fraser Itiver; con* InfnglMIncR'Kor ihe linest /arm lu-* land In tlio country; all dyked, well Improved, good buildings, good orchard (hearing). For further information enquire of MAJOR A PEARSON, diny20lc Now Westminster. WANTED. ONE THOUSAND CORDS CEDAR Rolls, four to seventeen foci long.â Apply In lite ROYAI, OITY PLANING M11.1.SCO. Notice of Removal. MISS MODOUQALL HAS REMOVED liorliress-iiiiiBing Ksliiltllnhtr.cntto tlio Rooms ubnve 11. s. Curtis A Co,'s Drug Slore. JlyailOwll MUM & PEARSON Real Estate Brokers and Financial Agents. AGENTS POR Cnnfflileration Life Association of Toronto. Itoynl and Lancashire Fire Iin.ur- â¢ine Companies. iMUValnablo Lots for sale In tiio City and Dlslrlct «f Westminster j and choice Lots In the City of Vancouver. Persons wishing to buy or sell oity or rural properly should communicate with us. Offices: Hunk of R.C. building, opposite post otllec, West minster, und HastlngsSt., Vancouver, dwtiplOlo T.IIM&CO, DRUGGISTS Queen's Hotel Block, KEW -YlST.-HJiSiTKK. Reliable Drugs k Medicines TOILET ARTICLES & SUNDRIES PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY, daplto SO OO. Real Estate, INSURANCE â-AND Financial Agents Purchase Sell and Lease Property, Collect Rents, Make Loans on Mortgages, Aud transact all Business relating to Beal Estate, â AGENTS FOR TioiiiIoii Assurance Corporation. Connecticut Flru Insurance Co, or Hartford, London nnd UnrnHhlru Life Aflsur- nmo Co. Canton Insurance Office, Ld. (Marine) OFFICES) Columbia St., New West'r. 41 Qovernment St., Victoria dwseUrl NOTES AN!) COMMENTS. It must bo that there is a scarcity of men out in Colorado, or Unit they aro not of the eloping kind, when two girls want to elope ho bad they havo to elope with themselves. Great Britain counts on soon having the largest dynamo in tho world. It is bein# made for tho uew electric light works at Deptford. The shaft of the machine will bo turned out of a block of steel weighing 75 tons, which has just been cast in Glasgow, Outraged Erinâ-Qontleiniu, Iwud loike to ashk thini Amerikins wun thing: Who doog the canals uv tho coontry but furriners 1 Who built the railruds uv the coontry, but furriners 1 Who worruks the inoines uv tlio: coontry, but furriners? Who does tlie votin' for the ^ coontry, but furriners ? And who tho devil discovered tlie coontry, but furriners? A new work on beer shows that thero were twenty-six breweries in the city of London and suburbs iu 1588, one-half of wliich wero owned by foreigners. Tho total quantity browed then was 950,000 barrels. In 1887, -29,000,000 barrels of ale alone were browed. Bass k Oo. began in 1717 ; but thn oldest important brewry was that of Truman, Hanbury it Buxton, which began in 1669. A call for money to build a now hospital in'Jerusalem, issued by the London Society for Promoting Ohristanity Among the Jews, has roused vehement protest from the Jews. Tho influence of tho hospital they sny, is resorted to for the purposes of conversion, and as a matter of fact, tho hospital iB not needed, Tlio proverbial care of the Hebrews for their own peoplo has not been lacking towards those crowding into Jerusalem. It is snid thut tho U. S. minister to Paris is outranked by tho representatives of .South American and other States, who are accredited us ambassadors, nnd accordingly ho feels rather small. An American paper commenting upon tho fact Bays: As good republicans, wo can afford to laugh at such things, but where social considerations enter so largely into diplomatio life a certain loss of prestige accompanies an inferior position in tho socinl scale. Tho United States should not tako 11 back scat anywhere;. Says the New York Tribune: Another company has been formed for the purpose, evidently, of harnessing the waters of Niagara and putting them to the prosniac uso of driving machinery. Doubtless projects of this kind will continuo to be started from time to time, The way to deal with this utilitarian spirits is for public opinion to rise in its might every time such a scheme is proposed and declare that the Palls are sacred from such huso uses, and that they must and shnll bo preserved from tho hands of the Bpoiler. Tho connection of the Red sea with the Mediterranean by the Suez Canal has had one ellect that is as disagreeable as it was unexpected. Before tho canal was opened all the watering places on tlio Mediterranean enjoyed a complete immunity from the presence of sharks, these fish being practically unknown then. But tho canal has been utilized by the objectionable creatures to such an extent that sharks which have como from the Red sea aro now so numerous in tho Mediterranean that it has become necessary to warn bathers in many places to bo on their guard continually. Sweden would seem to bo a country after tho most pronounced advo- cnto of women's rights, Women, are employed in all tho vocations which ordinarily aro conceded to bo tho peculiar property of mankind. Every Swedish girl not born to wealth is taught a trade uf some kind, and it is now triumphantly announced that Swedish women will shortly recoivo equal political rights with thoir husbands and other mule relatives, What avenues of occupation aro left to tho unfpfhate mon is uot stated, but it is to be persum* ed thoy find abundance of work in caring for their homes and taking care of tho babies whilo the women are filling the places of men in tho world, A Ceylon paper sayB : The B. I. steamer "Oalypso" arrived at Colombo on Saturday, 18th May, from Bombay via coast ports. At Can- ittunore, whero sho lay two miles from tho shore, a large swarm of bees, numbering somo tens of thousands, settled on her foreyard, forming a cluster about three feet long by eighteen inches in depth. It wns considered inadvisable to attempt to dislodj/o them before tlio arrival of the vessel at Colombo, as at oach of tho coust ports she lay some milos from tho shore. But on Saturday niglit the third ofiicer, enveloped in a blanket und armed with a hose, climbed the mast and gave tho dangerous visitors a doso of salt water. The infuriated bees Hew about the Bhip all night in search of thoir disturber, but not finding him, in tho morning concluded to quit. They woro last seen milking a bee-line for tho northern suburb of Colombo, THE JESUIT ESTATES The Dominion Government Refers the Jesuits' Estate Bill to the Privy Council. The United .States Issues no New Instructions Concerning: the Seizure of Sealers. A Great Storm in Kew Jersey Causes Great Floods and Destruction to Property. Children Cry for Pitcher1 livastoria llKl'I'ltl'Iil' TO ENULAKD. Montueal, July 31.âThe Star announces that the government lias referred tho question uf tho constitutionality nf tho Jesuits' estates uct to tho imperial privy council. NOT HEIl DAUGHtmi. Tokohto, July 31.âMrs. Miller has como to tbo concluuion that the "Kitty Doano" who killed herself in Now York is not her daughter. srAHltlN'' EXHIBITION}-. Tobosto, July 81.âJackson, iho colored champion pugilist, is to give spurring exhibitions here shortly, l'lUSONEIt IlEL'Al-TUltl'l). Winnipeg, July 31,âChief McRae received a telegram from Necho to-day, whicli contained tho information that a man answering tho description of Cole, the escaped forger from tho provincial jail, hud been captured. The telegram wus at onco forwarded to Governor Luwler. STILL MIBSIHQ. MoNTitBAL, July 31.*âYoung Swine- yard, eon of the lato general manager of tho Dominion Telegraph Co , has not yet been heard of. The latest news of him is that ho was soon ou the afternoon of tho 4th by some frionds to whom ho showed a railroad ticket and $7. That evening ho wns seen on tho outgoing. Quebec boat. His father, who has Bold out in Hamilton and left for New York, stiites lio has not yet been heard from. MANITOI1A WUBAT, MoNTiiEAi,, July 31,âThoro havo been practically no transactions in wheat for several weeks. Ono prominent dealer said to-day: "Matiit.iba No. 1 is actually worth not moro than S.05, No. 2, Ooconta." Another denier snid that tho Manitoba No. 2 could not be laid down in Montreal nt less tban 91.11 nnd No. lnt.*?1.14lo8U7. SCHOOL iUSTEHS CONVENTION, Toronto, July 31.â Tho high school masters of Ontario uro holding a convention here, und protesting aguinat tho tendency of tiio duy to overload tho curriouluni of the schools. A motion waa adopted by a lingo majority requesting the minister of education not to place tlio suliject of zoology on the liat of studios. KNOWS NOTHINO ABOUT IT. ToitONTO, July 31.âReferring to the report of the law officers of the crown having f(iyen nu opinion on the Jesuits Estates net, the Ottawa correspondent of tho government organ in this city snys that tho government knows nothing of it. DEAD. MoNTiu-A-,, July 31. âAdolphus Grimier, sou of Mayor Grotiior, died yesterday after a long illness. He wns 34 years of ago and wns of much promise. TUK DHBAK UEI'AIUBD. Tiiorolu, July 31.âA break nt Lock 26 of the Wellaud canal hns boen repaired and looking commenced ut 4 o'clock this morning. AS EDITOll UEAI>. Watfoi-d, July 31.âJames 0 Tyo, proprietor of tho 'Guide-Advocale, died suddenly of heart disease yestorday, A STEAMEE LIBELLED. KiNdSTON, July 31.âLast uight lho atr. Pierrepont, of tho St. Lawrence River Steamboat Co , was libelled at Cape Vincent, N. Y., by an insurance company, which met a loss occasioned by tho sinking of tho schooner Els- worth at Grindstone Islatid hist year. Bonds to the valuo of §1,371 wero given beforo tho stoamor was released. The insurance company claim the utca- mor was liable for tho accident. A NEW DIOCESE. Kingston, July 81.âTwo dioceses will be sullniLUii tu the archbishopric of Kingston, namely: Peterboro and another new diocoso to bo formed of tho eastern portion of Kingston diocese With Cornwall as tho hend of tho soo. TIIK LATE SEIZt'HE. Wasuikoton, July 31.âNo further advices have been received nt tlio treasury department respecting ihu seizure of the Britisli vessel, Blaok Diamond, by U. S. vessel Rush, and no further instructions will bo issued lo tlio hitter's 00 nun under. His previous instructions cover tho case in point, nnd he is expected to tako the Black Diamond tu Sitka and turn her ovor to the U. S. district attorney for prosecution. Tho U. S. force in tlmt section now consists of only two small revenue murine vessels. Tho Rush aud tho Bear, and one emnll seized vessel, tho Thetis. AN AMEHICAN Ol'lNION. NewYouk, July 31. âLe Courier Des lUats Unis, chiof representative of tho French here, Bays editorially this morning on Sunday's election i The demonstration of their renl sentiment], which the French people hnvo just made, will givo a new power to the chief of tho republican party, nnd will bo, together with tlio exposition, nn excellent preparation for tho np- prunchiug elections, without which there would bo neod of exceptional efforts or artificial mensuros to triumph over tho ndvorBttries nf the republicans. We await without fear the logical result of bho ovotils we havo just witnessed. miEAT FLOODS. NewYouk, July 31.-Toduy'a report of the Hoods in Now Jersey show that tho destruction was widespread. Thoro is a wido expanse of wator all tho way from Mount Clair to Blooin- field. Tho river hns overlhnvcd cellars, and a number of houses along tho Lncknwann Ruiboad bine beon des* troyod, Tho Crawford river, two milea west of Rosillo, hns overflowed its banks and part of tho town of Crawford is Hooded. At Melbourne the roads nro impnssiblu. Tho railroads are all under water nud trulHc is suspended. Several framo houses were wrecked thoro. Elizabeth suffered grently, and houses in the lowlands nre flooded and cannot be occupied until the water is pumped out. The bridges at Grand and West Jersey streets aro swept awny, and tho river is full of wreckage. West Chester and adjacent counties iu this atate have been seriously affected. The damage through tliis section of the country must amount to hundreds of thousands, and may be much moro. Many of tho stories sent out last night, however, woro greatly exaggerated. Tho worst effect- of the Now Jersey storm wore felt in places surrounding tho Orange mountains und nt Plnintiold and Railway river. ML'KUEllEIlH HANUED. Louisville, Ky,, July 31.âChas. Dilgor and Harry Smart, murderers, weto hnngod here at 6:05 this morning. Sraurt was instantly killod, but Dilgor slipped through tho noose, tho rope catching him over the chin. He was raised up on tho scaffold again and a new rope procured, Tho drop was again sprung at 6:09 and Dilgor was strangled to death. Dilger was vory cool during his horrible -experience, nnd said, "This shows I should not die." A POLITICAL FMHT. Quebec, July 30.âThero is a fair prospect of a fight between the political parties for tho vacant local parliamentary seat for Quebec West, with the probability the French Nationalists will work in and capture tho scat. USELESS EFFOHTiS. Westpobt, Ont., July 30.âAn unusual effort has been made to savo the lifo of Mra. Jas. Lennox, who in a fit of insanity cut her throat with a razor. The wounds were dressed and for over a month she was fed by tubes, but ultimately tho woman died. It was then found she had completely severed the tip of the epiglottis whioh prevented food from passing into the process of swallowing. another pbess association. Kingston, July 30.-It has been proposed to form an Eastern Ontario Press Association. It will be composed of publishers and editors of journals enst of Kingston and will bo for mutual protection and benefit. nETUr.NED THANKS, Montreal, July 30.âIn reply to a telegram of congratulations sent by the officers of the Princo of Wales Rifles to His Royal Highness on the occasion of tho marriage of his daughter, the following reply was received by Lieut. Col. Butler: The Princo nnd Princess of Wales sincerely thank lhe oflicers for their kind congratulations. FOR JACAN. Kingston, July 30.âStanley Chown B.A., son of Edwin Chown, a wealthy citizen, hns left for Japan. Ho enters into the missionary work under tho auspices of the Methodist church. A MURDEROUS ATTACK. Montreal, July 30.âPoter Leroy- or, tho half breed who aBsiBtcd Mac* million in capturing Morrison, of Megantic, wbb nearly killed at Sorei by two men, tho Beaulac brothers. The attack was unprovoked* and is supposed to be in revengo for hiB part in tho Morrison capturo. OTTAWA NOTES. Ottawa, July 30.âSir Hector Lan- gevin has returned to the oity. Mr- Gtsbonie, of the Canadian signal service, has returned from Belle Isle. He says tho success of the new Canadian cable scheme i3 assured. The contract will bo made this winter and the cable laid next summer. It is understood that the government will proteat through the ordinary diplomatic channels against the recent seizure in Behring Sea. Tho report that Theodore Cramp, a Philadelphia capitalist, is likely to purchase the British naval station at Esquimau, is discredited here. Sir John Macdonald and Hon. Mackenzie Bowell are to be invited to explain their political conduct. Arrangements are being made for a de* monstration next month. A GRKAT EABTUQUKE. Yokohama, July 30.âA despatch recoived from Nagasaki to-day says thnt n dreadful earthquake hss occurred in the western part of tho Island of Klouaion and that the town of Kir- mamoto waa totally destroyed. A large number of peoplo wero killed, but uo approximate estimate of the number can yet bo mado. Tho amount of property destroyed is reported to bo enormous. PROPERLY RELEASED. Elpaso, Tex., July 30.âJohn C. Allen, the Mexican Central Railway anent at Samnlyuca, who was arrested for soiling a ticket to tho American who shot a Mexican in self defence, and who wus imprisoned for making auch sale, has been released, THE ORONIN CASE. Chicaoo, July 30.âSupt. of Polico Hubbard, accompanied by Lieut. Ross, left for Winnipeg last night to super- intend the work of bringing Burke bnck to tho United States, llio Times this morning says it was Jim Mad- dem, of Lancock, Mich., that furnished Chief McRao, of Winnipeg, with tho information upon which Burke was arrested. Madder ti, who, it is said, is 11 mombor of tho Clati-Nn-G-icl, was Burke's trusted friend, and for several days after Burko's flight from Chicago Maddern accompanied him to Fargo or Duluth, Maddern wns onco police officer in Winnipeg and is woll acquainted with McRao. QUICKTIME, New York, July 2!).âAnother consignment of silk and first crop of ten, occupying over sixteen freight cars, haB nrrived in thia city from Yokohama via tho steamships to Vancouver and tho trans-continental rail route from Vanoouver to Now York, being one of the fastest shipments botween Yokohama and New York. It took the str. Purthiu 13 dnys to mnko tho trip from Yokohama to Vnncouvor. Aftor nearly ono day's dolny in transferring goods from tho stoamor to tho cars, tho Canadian Pacific Railway hauled them to Prescott, whoro thoy wero flontod across the St. Lawrence to Og- deusburg, New York. Tlioro tho Rome, Watortown and Ogdenaburg Railway took thom from there to Utioa. Tho New York, Ontario and Western brought them from there to New York, making the timo from Yokohama in 21 days. Tho distance is nearly 8,000 milea. FOR ENGLAND. The Emperor Willian Accompanied by a Squadron Leaves To- Bay lor England. All the Principal Towns in Crete are iii Possession of the Insurgents. A prominent farmer in tho vicinity of Portage La Prairie, thinks he has discovered a gold mino on his property. The Second Heading of the Royal Grants Bill Passes the House Without Division. OFF FOR ENGLAND. BiiiuJN, July 31,âThe emperor William left Wilhelnisou Haven today for England, tho royal yacht being accompanied by n squadron of war- ships. The empress returned to Berlin after his departure. THE CRETAN REVOLT. London, July 31 âDespatches from Crete this morning indicate a serious condition of affairs there. The whole island is suid (0 bo in revolt, with all tho principal towns in full possession of the insurgents. No serious violence is ub yot reported, but peaceably inclined residents aro greatly exeilod and in fenr of pillage nnd outrages. MRS JtAYBRIOK'S TRIAL. Liverpool, July 31.âThe trial of Mrs. Maybrick for the murder ot hor husband, by poison, begun here today. Tho prisoner camo into tho court dressed in a stylish nnd nl tractive mourning gown, aud created a favorable impression on tho court attendants by hor manner. When arraigned at the bar, she pleaded, "not guilty." THE BOULANGER BUBBLE. London, July 31.- No sur-r indication of continental feeling towards the Boulanger bubble has been presented than the reports thia morning from all great financial centres of the excellent tone ofr the bourses. Tho marketB hore are firm from tho samo cause. SECOND READING CARRIED. London, July 31.- Iti tho houso of commons to-day tho speaker put tho question .011 the second reading of tho royal granta bill, and there being no call for a divioion, ho declared tho second rending had been carried. UARDONCIIUliemLL. London, July 31.âAll of tho morning papers oontain long comments on Lord Randolph Churchill's latest utterances. Tho Standard sums up its criticiaui of his position with n caustic reflection upon his inconsistency, and rails at him as n hack politician upon whom no school of opinion can rely for six weeks 'together. Tho Times and tho other papers ridicule hia proposals aa unworthy of serious dis* cussion. A SERIOUS CHARGE. Paris, July 30.â La Presse, 11 Boulangist organ, brings iho accua'atiou a»ainstthe government of having fnki- fied 3,000,000 voting papers ut tho election for L-bu*h'cila*g*TliB**al, Last Sunday, tho corrected returns show that Goneral-Boulanger was elected in 23 cantons. SIXTY KILLED, Cairo, JidySO.âInformation has been.received from Assouan thnt tho Dervishes are siowly but steadily advancing. Tho Egyptian patrols on- gaged in a skirmish with the Dervishes' outposta yesterday, during which 60 Dervishes were killed. General Grenfell, commanding the Egyptian forces, ia moving southward and has reached Jyb-Kiu. THE MAIL CONTRACT. London, July 30.âThe probablo chango of the mail coutrnct from tho Allan to the Orient lino is attracting atteution in Ireland. Justin McCarthy intends to raise the question in tho house of commons, especially relating to Irish intercourse with Canada, which, ho alleges, will bo cut off to a conaiderablo extent by the uew sorvico, which starts from tho south of England, lie also intends to urge that the new servico calling at the French port, together with t!;o Fronch export bounties given to French manufacturers in tho Canadian markets, is au unfair advantage over British manufacturers, who will have to export goods from Glasgow and Liverpool by unsubsidized tteaniora and without other advantages. CHURCHILL ON THE STUMP. London, July 30.âLord Randolph Churchill made a speech at Walsall last evening nnd to-day. Liberals and conservatives alike held up their hands in horror at the sentiments expressed. In tho first place ho nd*. ocated a chango in the land laws, so tliat owners of land would be deprived of tiio right to bequeath it to any one nfter his doath. Next ho advocated tho purchase by the municipalities under tho rights of eminent domain of largo tracts of land within tho limits of tho oities, nud tho erection thereon of model dwellings for workmen. Theso to bo rented at such figures ns shall return fair intorest on tlio cost of erecting tho houses, but no return whatever for cont ofland itself. He advocated further n local option in tho treatment uf the liquor question so that onch town ahull bo permitted to decide for itself whether or not licenses for tho Galo of liquor ihould bo granted. Finally ho avowed his adhesion to tho ultra radical doctrine of the regulation cf hours of labor by tho goviinimcnt, not nlono for women and for chilhrcn, but for adult mules ns woll. CSnuriiliii Accident. A passenger, who arrived on lho str. Rustler, brought down tho snd news that n man named Frank Spludo*. employed at A, C. Frazor's logging camp, on Cortez Island, had beon drowned, ilo had been engaged during tho dny fixing a boom, tho rest of tho men being at. work in tho woods. Spludo was uot missed until tho men came in to supper, nnd theu a vigorous search was ut onco instituted with tho result of finding tho body undor tho boom of logs. When Spludo was found ovory effort wns mndo to restore animation, but without success as life was extinct, Tho conclusion arrived at wns that the mnn, while working on the boom, slipped down betweon tho logs nnd wns unablo to rise owing to thoir closing over him. Tho body was buried near the camp, whilo endeavors will bo made to ascertain the wishes ot the friends of the deceased as to the ultimate disposal of tho remains.â Courier, PAIIY BRITISH COLUMBIAN, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0., JULY 31, 1880. VOLUME VII.-NO. 26. THE DAILY COLUMBIAN PCBLISHID Every Aflernooa except laaday, BY THB â EcuiDsr-N-smr beothees, At their Steam Printing Establishment, Colombia Btreet. BY MAIL: for l^mouths fiS'.OO Por 6 montha 4 25 For Sjraonth -..-...» 2 2fi DELIVERED IN THE CITY: Por 12 months .'.810 00 Por 6 months -*... 6 25 Per month 00 Per week â 25 Payment ln all cases (except for weekly rate) to be made tn advance. THE WEEKLY COLUMBIAN Issued every Wednesday Morning. Delivered ln the City, per year. $3.00 SaUg §ritish Colnmbmn Wedneiday Evening, July 31, Witt. The governor-general, with Lady Stanley and party, it is understood, will leavo Ottawa for British Columbia about the 14th of September, arriving in the provinco about the last of that month. Vancouver, with its well known faculty for keeping up appearances and making a good show, even if it should be on an empty stomach and flabby pocket- book, has already taken steps towards preparing to fittingly receivo the representative of royalty nnd his estimable lady on their visit to tho Pacific province. It is quite pertinent to enquire what tho royal city intends to do in tho matter of welcoming his excellency to the fresh water terminus and metropolis of tlio Fraser valley ? We have always kept up our ond pretty well on past occasions of the kind, and must acquit ourselves creditably when Lord Stanley pays us his official visit this fall. Some timo ago, our renders will recollect, the governor- general was communicated with relative to opening the provincial exhibition at this city, on tho 2nd of October next, but no definite reply was received. As the vice-regal party should arrive in the province shortly beforo the date fixed for tjie show, we think his excellency should be respectfully asked again to honor the exhibition by formally oponing it, if possible. This act would be greatly appreciated by the loyal people of tho city, district, and province as well. Besides tho governor-general and party would have a particularly favorable opportunity of judging of the province by its products. Other preparations would, of course, havo to be made to receive the distinguished visitors, but the success of the reception will be assured if the governor-general can make it convenient to time his visit to us so as to have it fall on the first or second dny of the exhibition, and ii definite understanding on this question should, wo believo, bo ascertained without delay. government, as well as other human institution or unit, has a number of those)âabove all, talk sense, But when our cotemporary drops such a rich chunk as the udmission that the members of tho government aro able, respectable, virtuous, and have a good record, all for the purposo of grasping at such a ghost of a shadow as that they are too old for any more good work, it needn't bo surprised if it "gels left" and looks very silly into the bargain. As to the Times' ohallerige that we should undertake what it calls a "specific defence" of tho legislation of the government last winter, we accept the challenge as a grateful indication that our cotemporary bas abandoned its absurd "senile decny" argument, but, as wo intimated before, wo are not in tho "specific defence" business. As illustrating the tactics of the Times, however, wo might remind that journal that tho present administration liavo been in power sinco January of 1883, and yet it proposes to try them on tho "legislation of lust winter!" It is not vory often that wo break in upon the profound hallucination of our cotemporary the Times, and disturb its fond illusion that it invariably discourses logic and sense. If we undertook to keep our excellent but rather dashing cotemporary up to the mark wo should have very little space left for tho discussion of important local matters und the boiling down and enlarging upon t.ho choice thoughts contributed by the versatile genius of our scissors. We are tempted occasionally, though, to bold a mirror up to the Times, ns it were, to show it what sort of n figure it cuts in somo of its "ground and lofty tumbling," with the benevolent purposo of inducing it to stop in its mad career, to preserve the normal alignment of its cervical vertebra;. Our good intentions are all but frustrated, however, and the Times, instead of desisting, appears to be stimulated to practising the most hazardous and complicated feats of the ring, excelling, porhaps, in the role of "tbe bonelc-ss man," iu tying itself up in a double knot. Not only this, but the Times gets hysterical and abuses us roundly as a government organ, forgetting that we have merely called attention to tho fact that it was unwittingly doing tho work of a government organ, while obviously the bound organ of the party that hopes to sit on tho govcrment benchesâas soon os possible. This, of course, is what has riled that paper so terribly, and we are ready to admit th.it it had some excuse for getting oxcitedj but our cotemporary might learn a lesson not to commit itself to such nonsense that must inevitably make it ridiculous if challenged. Our cotemporary has chosen to leave the Geld of independent journalism, if indeed it ever browsed there, and ally itself with the party which, for tho timo being being out in the cold, appeals, naturally, most strongly to the public sympathy. It has an advantage in that respect over it'i cotemporaries who are avowed supporters of the government, and if it will stick somewhere near to truth, at least to plausibility, it has n very good show to make capital for the poor goose- pimpled, shivering opposition; only our cotomporary must remember that there is such a thing aa overdoing the businessâanything to be "agin1 the government" won't go down, even with those who might be disposed to accept a good deal in that direction. Such "breaks" merely oxposo the iininjus behind them and weakon the effect of the wholo crusade. Ad vice is cheap. We have quite a stock between floors, and would liko to offer our cotomporary some. The Times should not be so diffusive in its campaign against tho government It hns a definite object, viz., the defeat of the government anyhow, and it should go about it in a riiore definite and collected manner. If it has some really good arguments, let it stick to themâkoop hammering awayâconcentrate its attack upon the weak points, as it were (every Tho latest schemo for the restoration of tho nittural scenery of Niagara Fulls on the Canadian sido, sarcastically observes the Mail, embodies the erection below tho cataract of machinery for the purposo of utilizing tho water-power for commercial purposes. The promoter of the scheme endeavoredâby not vory scrupulous methods, it has been allegedâto secure tho consent of tho New York legislature to the erection of tho plant on the American side. Tbe legislature, however, was unable to seo how the natural scenery could bo improved in any such manner, and refused to consent; so Canada was next made the scene of tho operations of tho company, which is styled tho Niagara Hydraulic Electric Compnny. When asked recently whether it was true that the company bad secured the desired privileges in Canada, ono of tho stockholders said to a Buffalo News reporter: "It is all true, the company is fairly afloat on Canadian waters and undor tha protection of the Dominion seal. The grantee named is the Niagara Hydraulic Electric Company, tho outgrowth of Colonel Hamilton's failure to interest the business men of Buffalo in his project. Tho grantors are tbe Victoria Park commissioners, and their permit is approved hy the privy council of the Dominion; It is as solid and binding as if Queen Victoria's seal was upon it." Tho .//flics naively remarks that the generosity of the Dominion government in giving Americans such a grunt remains unexplained." Commenting on the above, the Mail says: There is ap parcntly some confusion here, for the Ontario government is the grantor. Tho inducement, however, seems to bo that tho company is to pay $60,000 cash for two years for its privilege, and a perpetual rental of §25,000. Children Cryfor Pitcher's Castoria Baptist OHUB.cn, Ames Street, ISast of Mary .Street. Lord's Day Services ht11 a.m, ami 7 p.m. Sabbath i'.-lmoi jimlHiblc Class at 2:30 p. in. All scats treei strangers cordially welcomed, âltev. Thos. Baldwin, pastor. METHODIST CHURCH, Mary Street. Rov. J. H. White, Pastor. Services at ll a, m. and7p.m, Sunday School .-uid Bible Class 2:30 p. rn. Prayer Miioliiii: nn Thursdays ut 7,;wip.m. Seals frftj strangers oonllally invited. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, John Btreet, Opposite Orange Hall, Hov. Thomas Haddon, Pnstor. Services every Sunday at 7:30 o'clock. Seats (roe; all tire cord ally invited. Sunday School at 2:30 p. m. ClHUltCH OF ENGLAND,-HOLY â¢ TIUNITY CHUKC1I: Hector, Tlie Bishop, S. MARY'S CHURCH; Rector, Tho Von. Archdeacon Woods. Servleea in both churches every day. All seuts free. Both churches open all rtnyforpri- yatg prayer. pllIGSUYTBIUAM CHURCH (ST. L ANDREWS), corner Carnarvon and nlaekwonil Hts. Hev. Thos. Kconlor, pastor. Services at 11 a. tn. and 7 p. m.j Sunday-school nnd Bible-class at. 2..'W p. m.; Prayer-meeting on Thursday evenings tit 7-jjtl, Seats free; strangers welcome. CALEDONIA Sb ST. ANDREW'S society.âThe regular meetings nf this Association aro held on the last Tuesday of each month, ttt S o'clock p. m. All Scotchmen aro invited to attend.-Jon**' Bui ii, Sec. AO. F.-COURT LORD DUFFERIN . No. Om. Tlio regular meetings of the above Court are held at (he Foresters' Hall, on the tlrst nnd th Ird Wednesday In each ninnth.atSp. m.âJno. McMum-iiv, Sour., P. OR. WC. T. U--KEGULAU MEETING . every Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock nt tho W. O. T. U. Headquarters, Dunging SI, Loynl Legion in tho same place every Friday aftornoon.âMrs. Jas. Cunningham, President; Miss DeBeck UNION I.OIH1K No, 0,.A. V. *& A. Blâ The regulnr meetings of this Lodge ure held In . â , tlio Masonic Temple on thelir.it Wednesday In each month, atfiOO o'clock p. in. Sojourning brethren are cordially Invited to nt.teml.--W. c. Chatham, Hoc BOARD OF TRADE, hoard Room, Oddfellows Brick Block, up-stairs Council meets on llio lirst and third Wed* in ;ilavin each month,at4 p.m. tJiMi'lerly meetings on the 22nd of Feb., May., Aug., uud Nov., nt 7*!W p. n. New members may bo proposed and elected at nny tiunr- teriy meeting,âD. Hoi-How, Roc. Notice to Steamboat Captains, CAPTAINS OF VESSELS PLYING ON the North Arm nre requested to lako the channel on the south side of Poplar Island io nvold breaking the telephone connection to lho Quarantine Hospital. W. B. TOWNSEND, Acting Mnyoi Now Wesl., July 2 djlyftwl To Contractors! 11ENDER8 WILL BE RECEIVED BY tho undersigned up to (J p. ni. of FRIDAY, 2nd A ii en â¢*!, for tho erection of n two-story Residenco on Royal Avenue for Juines Wise, Esq, Plans and specifications at my olllco. Tho lowest or any tender not necossnrily nccoplod. g w_ Qâ Architect, Westminster, July 39,1880. dJIyHltlau 1 BOOTS & SHOES AB E INTEND MOVINCI NEXT DOOR lo City Bakery, I will offer for llio noxt fifteen iluys, 16 PER CENT. OFF On all cash purchases. A. B. WINTEMUTE, Sign of the "Bulralo." New West., July 27,1880. dwJ127to NEW WESTMINSTER Real Estate and Financial Apnc; RICHARDS, HAYWOOD I MACKINTOSH, Conveyancers tt Notaries Public. I?. O. Ec-*r SIS. **Colop*b.c-Q.o Wo. ©1 Business and Residence Property in the City and Suburbs. Farming, Timber and Mineral-Lands for Sale Cheap. Terms easy. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance. â 7T ^.w.T-r^-n_- /ta^--. T ^,, it T-Mfife.WE D0 N0T SPECULATE OURSELVES, but givo our ous- IYI ONF;V TO J_lkOA.N. "MP**** tomers the bonolit of all our ipo-i-l lmrgnins. COLONIAL HOTEL BUILDINO, NEW WESTMINSTER. -OFFICES;â -ââ¢**-= 176 OORDOVA ST. VANCOUVER. SI YATES ST, VICTORIA. JAMES D. RAE [SUCCESSOR TO 1). MePHADEN) DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FIRST-CLASS Groceries and Provisions m* mi S3. MM 9 «*r. MS m Cofteos Eoasted and Ground on the Premisos. Fino Teas a Specialty, dwly OOLUMBIA STREET Vancouver City Foundry I Machine Works Co, (x_X-H-XT.__.za) Engineers, Boiler Makers, and Iron and Brass Founders AVING GREATLY INCREASED THEIR PREMISES AND MACHIN- ory, arc ill a position to umlortake tho construction and repairs of Marine H - -- -- ..-.--. and Stationary Eugincs and Boilers, Milling, Mining and Cannery Machinery, ns woll as Castings and Forglllgs of every description. Estimates given; all work guaranteed. D. CARTMEL., A. MoKELVIE, Gknbbal Manaoek. dwjinto Meciiasical Manaoeb, CITY SUPPLIES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT llio Cily Corporation will not be responsible tor nny uooils or articles furnished to any ofllcinl or employee e.icopt on nn order sinned by lho cily clerk or assistant. liy Ordor, D. BOBSON, Cily Clerk. July 21th, 1880. dJyUlml G. E. WOODS Laud Survevoh. .A. 0. GAMBLE Mumy Public. Woods, Tnr&Br *& BamUo LAND SURVEYORS, l|IUBUÂ«UU0| AND CONVEYANCERS. jS.&e.ett'** m-cm FIHB.-The Western of Toronto.Tlif) vEt- nn, The City of London, uud The Hurt- ford. LIFE.âThe Now York Lifo Insurance Co. ACCIDENT-The Travellers' of Hartford Land Surveying In ull Its branches ao* curately and promptly carried out. City ami Sukurlmn Lrmris for Snle. Wo cun show a complete list of desirable localities. FarminglittnilR. Improved and unimproved, throughout the district. Mining anil other Stack bought and sold, money tu Loan on first mortgage ut low rates. Telephone Call No. 83. P. O. Drawer W. WOODS, tBBNER & GAMBLE, OFFIOE, ELLARD'S BLOOK, â¢ COLUMBIA STREET NEW WESTMINSTER. dinhl-lto FIONBBK HARDWARE emrm'mM'UM.MS ESTABLISHED 1852. Jas. Cunningham COLUMBIA STREET, WESTMINSTER, B. C. IMPOttTER OP Hardware,' Agr. Implements, Rope, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Crockery, Chinaware, Woodenware, Wall Papers, Stoves, Ranges, Fire Grates, Gas Fittings, Iron Pipe, Pumps, Sewer Pipe, Plaster, Cement, Lime, Hair. ' MANUPAOTUREB OP &SÂ»TIN 8 SHEET-IRON WARE. CONTRACTS POR Iron Cornice Work, Gus-ntting, 1'lumWug, Roofing, &c TENDERS SEPARATE TENDERS ARK GALLED for tho con struct lon of tho SURREY DYKE, Flood GatCB, and ull work In connection therewith. Tender*, will be received up to August .'list, at 1 o'olock p. in., and plans and specifications may lie seen, after August 15th, at the residence of Hcovo Punch, Brownsville, where blank forms for tender mny be obtained. The lowest or anv tender not necessarily accepted, By ordor. HENRY T, THRIFT, C. H. c. Surrey, July no, 1880. jyaodtdwl TO BUILDERS. SEl'ARATE TENDERS ARE INVITED for tho various works in connection with the erection of tlio Rosidenoe for His Lordship the Dlshop of New Westminster. Finns,-fee., nt my ofllco, whoro tenders (sealed nud endorsed) ure to be delivered on or before IS o'clock, noon, on Mondny* Auk. Sth. Neither the lowest nor any tender wilt bo necessarily accepted. WILLIAM R. KING, Architect, Ac. Now West., July 20,188ft. dJlyMIS S*E2T*D TCCSft Davidson Bros. VANCOUVER, To Have Them Put in Good Repair. CALL AN.D SKIS OUB STOCK WHILE IN THE CITY. DAVIDSON BROS., Cordova St., Vancouver, d|ly21tc AUCTION SALE liiLots ENGLISH BAY. J HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED BY Mit. Ham ri:i, Oitf.Kii to sell hy l'ublle Aim* on, on Saturday Even'g, Aug. 3,1889, At the COLONIAL HOTEL, New Westminstor, Twenty-live Lots of his English Bay Property, which comprises some of the best situated business properly directly opposite tho proposed Landing of nil tlio largo ocean Steamship* from china, Japnn, and ro forth, nnd It is conceded by the best authorities on tho subject that this Is doslined to become the principal sonport ln British Columbia, and tb is proporty ln the near future will probably tto equal In valuo to nny of tho choice lots on Granville nnd other streets ln Vanoouvor The deposits on those lots will bo 825 for Insldo lots and 850 for corner lots, cash; Hie balance will he payable when Mr. Greer Is prepared to give a deed. Tho property Is sold Willi nil the privileges of tho present pre-emption laws of British Col umbla. I hnve also beon Instructed by Mr. Joseph Hoskin to sell nt same timo, Lot 180, Group.2, Now Westminster District, on the South Arm of tho Frasor River, opposito Tilbury Islnnd, with half a mile frontage on Eraser Rlverâcontalnlng 100 acres. There Is nbout 120 acres of this prairio, tho balance aider and crab-apple* thoro Is about 14 Inches rich soil on surface, with clay sub* soil, and Is equal in valuo to nny of the Delta land lowordown tho river which Is selling nt from 8100 to $11)0 per ncro, Torms of this will bo 81000 cash; balance as may bo agreed upon, Alt-o-I-alH 6,1,1 A Iff, snlHllv. or Lot 10, Block XIII* New Westminster Suburbs, â¢*«.8nlo will take place at 8 o'clock. T. J. TRAPP, -jjiyaota AvcTioHam, GROCERIES Fresh Hams. Fresh Bacon. Pure Canadian Lard. Coffees a specialty. A. DesBRISAY, Cor. Columbia & Blackie Sts. daplOto BUGGIES! JUST RECEIVED, A CAR-LOAD OF Pell, Rice Coil-spring tlcLaughlan MMMJ e-a-fB ] âALSO DUPLEX, HANDY, BRADLEY & OTHER Democrat and Express Wagons! (SIF The Best and Cheapest Rigs ever offered for sale in British Columbia."!! HW.PH. lE-tesidL dfe 0*o.*r*ri©-. ' Toronto' Mowers Maxwell Mowers The Little Maxwell Steel Frame Binders. F.C. Strickland & Co. NEW. WESTMINSTER, B. C. Planet, jr., (Harden Tools- Lawn Mowers, &c. &c. Tiger Rake Sharp's Do. Maxwell Do. ll 1! Columbia Street, New Westminster. VAN VOLKENBURGH BROS. Wholesale and Retail Butchers. HEAT PURVEYORS IN GENERAL. FRESH AND CORNED HEATS ALWAYS ON HAND. f-TSpeoial Hues quoted for tlio shipping trade. Family orders strictly attended to. Hotels will find it to their interest to placo their orders with tho abovo firm, dfflnoly LONDON MARKET Front Street, New Westminster. MANAHAN -sTrEICHENBACH, (SUCCESSORS TO tt, B. TOWNSEND) DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FRESH & SALT MEAT Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Bolognas, Etc. dimlyl COMMERCIAL PRINTING, Thb Oom-hiiiak Phihti-jo Establishment hns firat-clasn incudes for all kinds of Oominorcinl Printing. Bill Heads Letter Heads, Circulars, Cards, Envelopes, Blank Forms of over*' description, Posters, Dodgers, Prioe Lists, &o. Prices will ko found ns low as at any other oflic" where first-class work ia dono. STOVES! STOVES! â 43-0 *l*«a-! E. S. SCOULLAR & CO. Cheap Cooking Stoves & Ranges! DON"!' FORGET THE ADDRESS: Water ft Qnnilb Minr, Columbia! :â OH. gpaa-S SAMUEL MELLARD, - CHILLIWHACK, Whom wc have appointed our sole agent for our celebrated Stoves in that district. Mr. Mellard will supply our Stoves at New Westminster prices, dwno i y I THIS SPACE BELONGS TO H. T. READ & CO HARDWAM MEUCHAS'l*. The NEW WESTMINSTER Front St., New Westminster, B, C. XC>0*EB'EI'X*S--37 TCj.JZl.'W, *MJ&.*CT*U-3rji.02?TJ*B*El*RS OUT STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILL, FISH CANNERY AGRICULTURAL & ALL KINDS OF iHAMIINERY. Brass and Iron Castings made to Order. REPAJItlHB DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. P. 8,âAll ordara from tlio uppor country promptly attended to. rtwnolmC Chas. McDONOUGH, Front Street, New Westminstor. EXTRA FAMILY BLANKETS, FLANNELS, WORSTEDS & all Mndsof Woolen A READY-MADE CLOTHING. Fgy The only House on the Mainland which keeps the Manufactures of the New Westminster Woolen Mills. Patronize Home Industry. dmh30tc ROYAL OITY RICHARD STREET, NEWWESTMINSTER. MANUFACTURERS AND UKAT-RR3 IN Shingles, Shakes, Laths, Pickets, SALMON BOXES, NET FLOATS, TRAYS, -t-rJ-T-Z. _-_._Z._Z, Z.Z.I__T_Z_8 OS1 Wood Furnishing for Canneries. Doors. Frames. Windows, Mouldings. Balusters. Blinds. Brackets. Railings, Newels. PLAIN AND FANCY AND ALL KINDS OF TURNED WORK. nolitdwly HARD-WOOD. mENDKHS VOR 80 COEDS OP HA1VD- J. WOOD, lo bo dollvorcil ut Ht. Mary's HnspitiU, will lio received by OliAs.Mo* DoNortm, Front Street, up to 12 o'cloelr, noon, on the 1st of Angus! noxt. <lj lyJMtu Auction Sale! T HAVB Itl'nim'ED INHTUUOTIONH I ifnct will Rf-ll by Public) Auction, nt tho Oolonlul Hottl, on SATURDAY, Auaar-t »1kI, lHHfl- nt 7.110 o'olock |>. m., the follow- ItiK vi.1ui.blo propel ty, vl/..: Sootlon SS (cnt)tnlutiiK IM iicren, more or loud,), Blook 5 Norlb, Kmign Two West, Townxlilp No. IB, Hiuiro West of Ooiwl Meridian, Now Westminster Dlstrlot; about'!*-'' tnliOS frotn llrownsvlllc.oii Yalo rimtlj im milos from Frasor HI vor. Im- provements-7 acres delimit: nil turner fonoe. House, Barn Woodshed] 2 good wells first-clans wnter. A youniiOrelinrd, (-oiislHihif* of :'d vni'letles of fruit trees from *! to 1 yoars old. Terms cash. A. Mi NELSON, <1Jy23td Auctioneer, "ISrO'TIOEI. XTOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT JLi I Intond nmktna implication fo the Honourable the Oblef Commissioner of Lnnds nud Works fnr pormlsHlon tn louse tbe fnllowln-j* described tracts of land; 1. Commencing ut a stake slttintcil south of a Inko lying east of Deep Bay, Dni-ola- tlon Sound; running tlieneo :i(l ctutlns soutli, thenoe 60 chains oust, thenre SO chains north, thonco 20 chains east, thonco 40 obalns norlh, thonco DO chains west, thonco III ohnlns north, thenco io chains west, thenco W chains south, thonco in chnlns west, thonco to pointof oommonco- mont 2. Oommonolnft ntn postal, tho mouth of u little stream DO chains south of Tlbbs Point, Kama Islnnd; running thonco west 10 chnlns, south 28chains, wost 15 chnlns, south 21 chnlns, west 28 ehalns. north 12 chnlns, west 12 chains, north 21 chains, wost 8 chains, north fl ehalns, west 72 ehalns, north 21 chums, cast 21 chains, south lfl chains, oast 06 chains, north 20 chains, east 28 chains to shore, thonce along slioro to plaeo of commencement. HENRY V, EDMONDS. July 9,1880, djlyflml J VOLUME VII.- NO. 96. DAILY BRITISH COLUMBIAN, NEW WESTMINSTEB, B, 0., JULY 31, 1889. WHEN FORTUNES COME. A Statement That Wealth ln Amerlcit Is Acquired by Men of Forty. Ono of tho brightest young men in publio lifo niiid to a Now York Bun man the otber day that ho was going to make Ms everlasting fortune some day when ho grew tired of politics. "But there is plenty of time for that," Baid ho. "Do you know that it is almost a rulo in this country tbat men do in.i ni:tki! their fortunes until thoy are forty years old or older) The grand exception to tbo rulo is Jay Gould, but the contemporary fortuneB wero nearly all mado when their founder*1 wero ot or beyond middle-ige. Commodoro Vanderbllt, John Jacob Astor, A. T. Stewart, and oil the others prove what I flay." Tho reporter to whom this was said turned ovor the pages of the biographies and other works of reference at his hand, â :!â â ! ft.'Utid enough In them to warrant the itssei-tibn that at least a great many rich Americans have been beyond forty yoars of age when thoy have accrued riches. Cor- uiinly tlie i-ichoBt body of men in tho land, tlm United States Senate, is composed of elderly men; but in tbo lower house of Con- gross wo see millionaires who look scarcely old enough for the rule. - - -.(.?<â¢â -. Alexander T, Hto wart came here in 1823 frohi Ireland, where he was born In 1803. Hn opened a little linen store on Broadway, and gathered wealth vory slowly at flrst, as most other mon had dono. Ho was prudent, siii-o wd and original, and gradually becamo it heavy Importer; but he was forty-five years old when ho became able to put up tbo first of tho two great stores iu which he afterward transacted his business. Henry Clows is an example, He spent biEi early manhood as a olork, and when tho war broke out ami fouuauiiua orouurm u small way ho botjnn to mako monoy. He i'!id his partner, Mr. Livormorfl, who retired *>i tlie closo of the war with half amillion, lobbed iu certificates of indebtedness, and laid tho basis of tho wealth which Clows nftonvni'd ncoruod. Ho failed, but further demonstrated the rulo by making his way over Hgnln, ub Henry Villard has dono. â¢ Henry Villard is about fifty-flve years old. Ho camo hore from Germany at twenty yenrs of age, and sold subscription books at first, then became an irregular writer for tbo press. Ho studied law later, but gave thm; up and adopted journalism as hia profession. Ho was forty-one yoars old when, in 187*1, be began tho great Oregon railway operation thnt made him wealthy. Nine years later, whon tho famous golden spike wns driven through a Northern Pacifio rail- rend sleeper ho was worth $5,000,000. Ho impoverished himself in trying to maintain the value of his property, and went under. Next, at moro than fifty years of age, he '" roso again as a linaneier. Warrior Mllier Is fifty years ola_Be- ginuing in tho humblest way, bo managed to organize a mill company, and worked sixteen hours n day for ton years to make his fortune. Ilo was past forty when his bauk accounts showed him that ho could afford to tako the world more easily. He is a millionaire "now. Levi p. Morton Is about olxty-threo years old. Twenty-five years ngo, when ho was thirty-eight or thirty- nine, he founded his banking houae. Ho was iifty-ono when his wealth enabled him 1 to devote a part of hia time to publio lifo. His groat stroke was made when ho uatublisbo'd his London houso in 180S, and tioon afterward went into tho syndicate for funding the United States debt. Ho was past forty-three then, CharlesCrockor was pttst forty when ho began to boa millionaire. Edward F. Jones, the rich scale, maker and Li.'utenaiit-Governor of thia Stato, was born in 1838. Ho bognn his business career ut the closo of tho war, and was long past forty when ho becamo rioh. Henry B. Courtney, tho marbio millionaire, now dead, startod Willi fifty dollars in 1858, when thirty-three years old. Ho was boyond middle lifo whon ho got his pile. John B. Slawson, tho car-faro box inventor, was twonty-flvo yoars old when bo went to Now Orleans in 1810 from this State. Thoro ho slowly made his way upward. But for the war he would have pushed his Invention at forty-six yoars of ago, but ho had to wait, and ho was past fifty when his big ihoney began to pour In. His friend Stephenson, the horse car builder, also u millionaire, had to wait for middle ago to get groat riches. So did tho elder Bennett, of tho Herald, so did Hon. Oswald Ottendorfcr, and so did tho late Marshall O. Rober to. Jay Gould's early lifo was a failuro, but this phase of it was very short. Ho was born in 1831, and went Into speculating In railroad stock in 1859, when he was only twenty-eight years old. Ho was vory sue* cessful, and made use of tho war, when it broko out, to givo largo returns on small or shrewd speculations. His fortieth year found him, in his present opinion, only starling in life, but tho world already know him as n master money maker, for he had been more than threo years president of tho Erie railroad, and his associate, Fisk, hnd st ar lied America with his share of tho partnership. Samuel J. Tilden mndo his first considerable monoy as a lawyor, but ho was moro than forty years old beforo ho put other ns pi rations aside for tho time and hogan that devotion to his profession which was quickly distinguished by his connection with the greatest law causes of tbe day. Ho was forty-one when, in 1855, he was defeated as a candidate for Attorney-General of tho State. After that came his greatest legal triumphs, and after them his still greater financial operations. Tho Standard Oil fortunes nearly alt prove tho rulo. Mr. Kogors made his share of that pilo while youngor than forty years old, but Messrs. Rockefeller, Starbuck and Fltiglorwero beyond that age when thoy grovy rich. In Philadelphia, Georgo *W. Child:; is probably an exception. He is only sixty years old, nnd has been rich moro than twenty years; but John Wanamakor only began tho making of his fortune in 1870, when ho was thirty-eight, Ho was nearer fifty than forty when ho becamo really rich. Auguslln Daly is fifty-two years old. Ho wns thirty-four when ho began his bravo Strug ft*, wi*h the dramatic company that <-t now world famous. Wealth did notreaoh him till ho was beyond forty. The ministry contains numerous examples that aro to tho point. Rev. Dr, John Hall was thirty- eight yours old when ho came to America on tbo mission that introduced hlm horo. Ho was thirty-nlno when on hii return to Europe ho recoived and accepted tho flattering offer that mado him tho recipient of a salary which professional men consider tho making of o fortune. Rov. Dr. Tal- mago was as old whon ho began to feel comfortable; so we 5 Beechor; bo was Dr. Fax ton. Cleanse the System . with that most rellablo medicineâPalne's Cclerj Compound. It purines the blood, cures constipation. nnd regulates tho liver ana kldDQys,eiTectually cleans-- ing 1 he system of all wnsto and dead matter. Paine's Celery Compound Mmblncs truo nerve tonic and strengthening qualities, reviving tho energies nnd spirits. "I havo been troubled for some years with a complication of dimcuitles. Alter trying va* rioiis remedies, and not finding relict, I tried raine'a Celery compound, liefore taking one lull bottlo tho long troublesome symptoms began to subside, and I can truly say now, that 1 teol Ilka a new man. Digestion bos Improved, and I havo gained ten pounds ln weight since I havo commenced taking the Compound." IIonkstus Stearns, Folehviiie, Vt, $1,00. six for$5.00. AtDrugsists. WELLS, HlCHAllDSON & Co., Mo k tubal. ANY ONE CAN DYE 4 Dress, op a Coat, ] fay Color Ribbons, Feathers, > F0R Yarns, Rags, etc, j ten cents ind In many other warn SAVE Money, and nuke """ ' '- DI,"~~ " ,._. ipie, qui*..; un â olors the BEST and FASTEST known. Ask foi â look like NEW, by vthte L DYES. TheworkJLca*?t_shpP---- 1u*ck â¢*" DIAMOND DYES and take no other, ?or Gilding or Bronzing Fancy Articles USB DIAMONn PATM-no. i ima, wok, Copper. Only io nut* A COOK BOOK FREE By mall to any lady Bending us her post offloe address. Wolls. Biohardson & Co., Knmal NOTICE. DUKING MY ABSENCE FROM THE city Mr. Newton A. White will havq chin-fro of my husfnesN, and hns iiulhorlty to collect and discharge nil nccount'- iu connection therewith, e!e. ft. li, WEBB. New Westminster, Juno o, 18S0, dje0in2 W, BREDEMEYER. DR. PH. (Late PnrLnorof John McVleker) MINING ENGINEER, U.S. A PROVIN* DIAL SURVEYOR-A ABSAYlllt, Masonic Tbmpj.h Block, VAKonuvBn, UrXOol. â¢S3*Ki-li;i!il<" reports, undf-wround surveys and maps of mlnos executed allow rates. Assays made on nil kfndtiof min* orals,gold and silver bars. Thlrlyyears- oxporlerice In mining In Afllaj Europe mut I'tilii'ii >iaiL'i* of America. Speaks Inn |:irit!ii;ini':i, A-iS'iys fri'in a dlstunce prompt I v itiu-inli'ii io. AdihTNK Vancouver,!.. O. -illume City Debentures. ri'KM'i lift wii.r- nu received up ] io (li'.in. M<i]i.iii.',s*-i-i. Ililh, for De- int.hii-'â â -â¢â â lln-CII.viif New Wi-slmlnsier, li.i'.Jssui'd n.-nli-r authority of tho "Slreet mi it I'iirk liiijinn-i'ini'iiL Debenture By- l.ii'.v )â â â â 'â >.â¢â¢ ann'iintln!*- li> lliatfO, lielien- tun« ure f'U' Sl-UIMH) ia.:li, payable ill 50 years frotn ITih .Mine, 1M.II, una bear5per cciu. Inti-n^.t, I'liyalile ut. New Wcstniitl- slcrnii |;i .lav.liinnary and Ist day July. lirl-i'iiliin-*: will he ready for delivery Oct. Isi. Ti-ndi'i-.s lo slatu number of Dcbcn- tiiri-M ili'U. will be taken, nud nniottnt of pivini.nii II.al will I'- paid, ami lo l-eeii- ilni'.ii] "Tcmli'i' fur liehcntlli'i-'-." tiritltul- dreHHe.l in ihe iiinlci'Hlifiicd. The highest ui anv I' inli'i- nn! neci-ssai-Hy ncef-pteil. D. ROBSON, New Weslminsl.']',!!. C, OltyOlerk. July 17111,1880. dwjly!8w2 NOTICE. In the Supreme Court of British Columbia. Betweon WILLIAM TIETJEN, Plaintiff tml T'MKSHAULIWI. Dafemlnnr. NOTICE is HEUEIiy OIVEN THAT nn Order uonrlnn dull! llio mih dny or .Tuly Instant hns lieon trnnlod In llio ulx.ve nolltin, nsliiiltjliiy llio Ile'cndulll, Ills servants nml njionlM, iiiilll lho trial or Iho-nlil iictlon Irmn.nmniiL'oilier tllllllis, lisimc llio word "Mainland" III or up.).. nny boxes or InuelH iijion lioxesof elanrs mniiu'nelurod by or for lilrn. ABM8TK0NU ft KI.'ICSTEIN, l'lnliillll 's Hollcltors. Dated mih July, IKS'*. lUylmnl UlCKOVEO FROM SSAtllCII TO VlOTORIAl SEND FOR CATALOGUE (illustrated). rPlants,Flower and Vegetable Seeds, Cut Flowers, &c. Valuable imported Japanese Lilies given away to customers this year. G. A. McTAVISH, dmli30m(l VIOTORIA, II. (.'. Auction Sale! W. C LOYE, M md Shoa Ifak. Kepi-trill tf Neatly Done. Cork Sole Work a Spcnlalty. «*8*ordt;rs promptly attended to. Clnrksou St.- In rear of Colonial Do- tel, next to Itand llros,' ofllue. dw-lte DRESSMAKING At MISS JENKINOS*, tLATB OF ENOUND] Corner of Church and Columbia Streets, NEW WESTMINSTEB. *K*rSatlBfuctlon guaninteed. dwfeTtc Dress-Making! Misses McDOUGALL COLUMBIA STIIEET, New Westminster, B. C. tvKfltlH-action ununuili-eil. 'IniilllU- Rose Hill Dairy Farm FRESH MILK Delivered Dully to Customers in all parts of the Cily. Hotels aud Restaurants unppMed at Special Kates by the year. FRESH EGGS Delivered nt Market llntcx. Orders left nt M. SlNOLAllt's will bo promptly attended to. lVMAVEB A 1VOODWARD, dJeWyl Proprietors. AUCTION. ON THURSDAY NEXT (ADO. 1), at 8 p.m., I will sell by Public Auction- on Front SI., the House lately occupied by Albert Dlebel, the Oven and a lot of Brick on tho proi: Isoa. Also, 1 Horse.- Terms cash. A. M. NELSON, djly27td Auctioneer THE DATE OP RE-OPENING THE Public Schools next term has been changed from August6th. 1880-Jo Ahuust 12th, 1880, S. D. POPE, Superintendent of Education, Education Office, July 17th, 1889. JIy22w2 CITY BREWERY! Ale !^ Ale! Tho Very Best In tlio Oity Is Brewed by JOHN W. ANDRZEJEWSKI At Ibe City Brewery, Agnes Sheet. Orders left ill, Dickinson's Butcher Shop shall hnve prompt attention, Give us a trial and Judge for yourselves. New West., July 13,1880. dJlylStc BADE BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF THE Real and Personal Estate of tbo late .jOi-TUfl R. Mt-lNNHS will he hold at tne COLONIAL HOTEL, New Westminster, B.C.,on THE-WESTMINSTER PoultryYards JOHN S, COX, Prop. Light lirnlnnne, Partridge Coclililm, ,- Plymouth Koekii, ;â¢ White fhceBl'k Spanish White Crested, Ulnek nnd Golden Pnlnnds. Ilomlniiii Sllvcr-iienclllt-l llnm- biirgi* Black- Hed aud Pitt Oamen. Tonlouse Ucete, ltout n Ducki. My Yards are open for Inepeotlqh. dwmhBlo VICTORIA Steam Bakery! H9TAIILISHEI) 1S5S. M. R. SMITH & CO., Manufacturers of All Kinds of Bread, Cakes & Biscuits Conlrnctoi'N by Appointment to Her Majesty's Royal Navy, the Dominion Oovcramcnt, Ac. Medal and Diploma awarded at tho Colonial nnd Indian Exhibition, London, 1880. FAOTOHYâNlngaru St., James Bay. OFFICES-.'-: Fort St., Victorin, B. C. ilniiSini) Port Kells This Fine Townsite, at tho FrcBli-Watcr Junction of the DON'T KISS BABY. It Isn't Yoar Duty antl Yoa Really Should Not Do It. Thero isn't a bachelor living that will not lio pleased when ho reads this, a young mother's contribution to the Philadelphia Press; "A "Western paper once suggested that an appropriate placard to hang around baby's uedc might road: 'Pleaso don't hiss this buby,' and since my own little ono suffered a winter's slego with whooping cough contracted through a careless kiss, I have boen disposed to advance tho idea or its equivalent. Thore seems to bo a general notion that babies, ond In faot all small children, are public proporty, to be kissed at will by frionds or strangers, and while somo affectionate natures may respond willingly, thero are many others who wonld much prefer being let alone ia this respect. "I know it is the caso with my two littlo girls, one of whom possesses an exceedingly loving disposition; but outsido of tho Immediate family sho will not suffer hor lips to bo touched, though sho will allow a kiss upon cheek or forehead from favorito friends. Her more reticent Bister showed also a strong aversion to boing kissed, nnd If forced to submit did so with such u bad p-riice that I was obliged to tako matters Into my own hands and beg visitors tooxouso hor. Sho would sbako hands quite readily, und though I am called 'cranky' I still think my plan iv good one, nnd that indiscriminate kissing can soarcoly bo too strongly eon* downed. A foul breath Is ns repugnant to uchilil us to a grown person; soro throats uro uu-.'ii contagious, and many dlsoasoB contracted hy contact with tho lips," Vi MIIci Above W-'f-iit-iMNt-T, Has jtiBt heen Surveyed, and the Lots aro for salo by W000S, TURNER & GAMBLE ALBERT J. HILL & COMPANY Of Nkw WnsTttlNSTRR, B. C. A-BALI A Rei fin. L(ll"i tne cor uter, B. C Saturday, iugast 31,1889, At 7,110 o'clock p. in., by A. M. Nelson, Auctioneer, w-lum tin* following valuable properly will ba Hold without reserve to the hij-liesl liM-ler. Ti'-MiS-Tenpercent.down and there* maltid'-rln ton days from date of sale. CITY PROPERTY. LOT 10, BLOCK XVIII-IJOx 182 feel, together with UU'KU-IXa 110UHE and oiil-hoif-es, tioliit," the residenco of the late nr. L, It, Molnnes. -Morphanfs' Squareâ LOTS, BLOCK O-Morchnnla' Sminre- .'i.JxO:,; fmindntlon plied and capped, ready.for building. DISTRICT PROPERTY. N. E. fracllonal y Sec. as, Township r*â contninlnt- ifri mires. ThlH valuable pleeo nf land li hoiinilcd hy Boundary Buy on tin.'enst, nnd by a Ctttsettod road on lln; north; Is fenced on twonlden,nnd for agricultural purposes cannot be siu- pussod hy any land in the province. E. y, ot K. y, of See. 1!, Townships, lielnir V mile In width by 1 mile In length; con* tattling 1110 acres, and havluti about 10 noroH midor fence, a dwelling house 18x20 feet, a barn 30x60feet-, nndsheds adjoining. Much of the nbove bind is open and very mi«lly cleared and excellent for agricultural purposes. W. . ot E. y of See. .1, Townships, bolus y mile in width byl milo In (out/lb; containing Hii) acres timbered land: soil 11 rst-clnss quality. N. E. y. Sec. 880, Group T, containing -10 nores timbered land lying iy, miles from 0, P. R. and 3 miles from Port Moody. PORT MOODY TOWN PROPERTY. Sub-divlslons of Lot 201, Group I (Murray Property), Ernctional Lots 2 A 8, Block 2 Full " 12, HI AH, â ' 2. Kractlniial " fl, â¢â ;i; half required by C. V, If. [not sbttlotl fori; Full Lot 7, Block 8. " " is. » e. Sltb*dlvisions of Lot 20:', Group I (Clark Proporty). Lols85,'ia1UAJ5,BIock?, " in & HI, Bloclt II; reiiuirod by V. P.R, [not settled for]. Suh-dlvislotis of Lot 208, Group I (Beaven Properly.) Lots 16 A 10, Block M. PERSONAL PROPERTY. 1 Horse- Harness, Buggy, Cutter, Saddlo A Bridle, Jewelry, Shot-Gun, Olllco l"ur* nlturc, Siii'ireon's I.'lmir. Itiftiriimm.t.n. Dings, Med Service Bull. THE THOIiOUGH-BRED STOKIS-POGIS JERSEY BULL, "Governor Moody" Will stand for sorvico this season at Pelham Dairy. New Westminster, whero the beautiful get of this superb animal ean bo scon and Inspected. A few calves for utile. Terms reasonable. T. CUNNINGHAM, Rat.i'U Booth, Proprietor, Manager. dmy22tc Corbett & Kennedy, MANUFACTURED OF TIN, COPPER &8fiEET-IR0N "W-A.B-fi), lVEIMlTKS HUM H (UP-STAIRS), Front Strket, Nrw Wbstminotbr, HAVING JUST OPENED IN THE above line, we rej-pucifully solicit a Share of the trade, and trust by careful attention to orders und moderate chnrges to merit tho same. Experienced workmen! satisfaction guaranteed. EBtlmatos furnished forGalvahised Iron Cornice, Rooflncr, Plumbing, Gas-llttiug, Steam and Hot Water Heating, &o. , wr Entrance to premises on Mnry St., In rearof Bank of H. C. dwmhutc IT IS AW TtvnENIABLE FACT THAT â¦o Jk. Kb *ar j-j xv - k» Temple of Music I Is tho Place to Buy First-Class PIANOS â¢ ORGANS At sueh Prices and Torma as will Suit Any Rcosomihlc Buyer, For prices and terms, apply to OAR* TER'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC, Vancouver* B. <\n230 Heatings St. West. dnplOtc W. R. AUSTIN'S FARM PRODUCE. Hard-woofl, fir-wood, Bart, LEAVE ORDERS AND SETTLE A COUNTS AT AUSTIN'S WHARF. dmyailc J.W. WINGER JJEALBUIH Hard and SoftWood Draying and Teaming Done on Short Nol lire and at Rcuiou* ublo Terms. SAN JUAN LIME Always In Stook. Orders left at lho C. P. N. Wharf will bo promptly delivered. ilmhaitc Boots ancf Shoes! AND WHERE TO GET THEM AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LARGEST BOOT ft SHOE STORE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA WM. H. VIANEN, WHOLESALE nitnrc, SurBOon's Chnir. dlclnes, Medlaid Books, Ae. Instruments, dllylfltd TO SMOKERS. IF YOU WANT XO ENJOY A GOOD CIGAR, ASK FOR IHE BRITISH LION HENRY LEE, ,i -ân MAINLAND. «STh©y aro not only mado of the Choicest; TolMCCO bnt they are of Homo Manufacture, ami should ho patronized hy all good citizons. WM. TIETJEN, Manufacturer, holuhook nunniNo, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER, dwlTnoly JUL! BRACKMAN & KER., MANUFACTURERS OF OATMEAL Hy the Latest Improved Process. "T^ABSOLlHi'LY PURE, MILIS at Nordl Slllllllrli. OFFICE 4 WAREHOUSE! Viclorln. dmhiiOm, I mi. FRONT STREET, New Westminster, Brit. Col. O-Highest Prico pnid for Fiil-sanil I)eor Hides. D-uTt'lcpliono djasto LADIES' BOOTS & SHOES AND WHERE TO GET THE BEST ASSORTMENT AT THE LOWEST PRICES, Misses tt Children's And Where to Get the Newest Styles, Where to Get the Best Quality, and Where to BuyThem at the Lowest Prices. If-jr REMEMBER, my stock of fine Boots and Shoes, in the newest styles, is larger this season than any dealer's in the Province. To buy at Low Prices, to see the Greatest Variety, to get New Goods (not old shop-keepers), go to JAMES ROUSSEAU, dwtc SI Ool-oaaaTsla Street. c. (LUNDBOM'S BUILDINO, FHONT STREET) 2Z,_S,_t_Z___n___ X1T DOUGLAS STREET BAKERY Foot of Douglas Stiieet, Neaii Columhia Stiieet, J. Ir'KJtt-il.SOX- PROPRIETOR 1SBRSH BREAD, CAKEP, PASTRY, 12 Confectionery, elc.,ele. Hotel and Roslnurant trade nol totted, Al! orders promptly attended lo nnd delivered lo tiny part of the city. dmhS8y 330-332 CORDOVA STKKKT, VANCOUVER, B.C. Importers and Dealers Iu MACHINERY OF AM. nESCIUTIONS. MARINE WORK A SPECIALTY. dwde20!e C. BYRNES, - AUCTIONEER. AUCTION PSOTOTO1A1 L TOWNSITE OF HASTINGS New Westminster District. Tluirsdny, Aug. IS, AT II O'CLOCK A. It, 1889, Tho advanta^os anil prospects of tliis Plot for a future thriving Town nro many. Tho Land in tlio vicinity is good. Thero arc iuexhaUHtlblo IKON ORB DEPOSITS, of a superior quality- immediately adjacent, tw well nsvnst strata of tlio finest BUILDINO SAND nml POT TERY CLAY. On tho Townsito are a number of valuable MINERAL SPRINGS. Communication by land mul water is unequalled, by reason of the location of the Townsite on tho Fraser Itiver nud tho Southern Railway, while the natural olovatltm and Iny of tlio land can not lio excelled as a situation for a lino town. Tho ground la open und clear of heavy timbor, Tho sito has been selected ns one of tho most important stations on tho Southern Railway, and with tho completion of the road, in tho nenr future, must, wltli nil its oilier advantages, spring into prominence nt onco. Those who npply early will lmve the pick nt tlto Lots, A clear title given with every pin*- ihnso. Parties wishing lots enn apply ns woll, on tho premises, to HENRY KELLS, dmyOto PnopniKioit. IIIAVK BB1GN IN8T11UCTE1I 11V THE Hon. Chief Commissioner of Lands nnd Works,on behalf nf tiio Provlnolal Government, to sell by Auction, AT VANCOUVER, Townsite of Hastings! I.nt*4 21 nnd 89, nnd llio fractional parts of I-ntH 10. 11,12,13,11. Tlic-tt' Lots will be snld subject lo thn valuation of the Improvements thereon, ft!) KufmrlMin Works of Land Ilangl'iB from 2y to 4 acres eaoh, stir* rmmdliu* Hastings Pnrk, Tbeso Blocks nro NlUinti- nn the Kind, West and Smith Sido* of thin line Park, which contains IflO nores. This proporlV Is on itnltiOolova* tlon above lluri'si'il hil.-l, mul nvi-i'li.nkt this imi-riiiilfi nl harbor, nml mav lie con* sldoroil flip finest Hoaldontlnl Property nf tho Cily of Viincouvcr. â -ALSO**â* OO »LO(JKS OF W1SW In tlm same Township, extending south* ward ft'iiin Hie ninivelniidK, nnd rattgltM from III lo 25 ncres each, t-iklm* In the full Width otthe Townsite, Wew Wcstiniiinilor Olslrlct. Bhihlooit ntinrtor-Hoollons In Lots 888, WH, â¢'in, :):-2, lli>, m, ns per iimpnf llm Din. trlcl. Thi'sn lids aro well tubiptcd fnr ftttrlciiltural, dairy orprohard puriins!'*-, mid on iici'iiiint of (hi-lri'Iiwit proMinlly Ht tbo lniiikcisof Vtincnuvernii I Now Wi'stuilnsior arc deslralilo pi-onortlos for fnuiiiicii sonklng homes or for In* veslmetiis, Maps nf llio various properl Ies will be iBBUOd, Terms nt Hnln: onc*tlilrd cash, oni'-ililnl (I luonlbs, lnihtncc IHiinmlbs, wllb IntoroHl at rain nf (I por cent, per annum, GEO. BYRNES, dJIylDtd AucnoNKKR. WM. McCOLL, CHOICE Family Groceries And PROVISIONS. âAlBOâ A WEU.-SEIECTED STOCK OF DRYGOODS AND FURNISHINGS. AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LUNDBOHM'S BLOCK, < olunil.ln Hlrrrl, -f.tr w,»|,iil,i,irr. noldwly Britisli Columbia's Exhibit THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO prepare nn Exhibit from Now Westminster for tho Toronto Industrial Exhibition Is anxious to secure such a collodion as will dojuktlcetp tho resource*-of the city. Any person lu Ihe oity orclsowlu'io who has, or expects to have before the dntcof the Exhibition at Toronto, such article,- as nro deemed worthy of being exhibited, will I'lmfcrnfnvorliy communicating,as noon as possible, with somo member of Hie eotiiiultlco. All nitlcles taken for exhibition will ho packed nnd Kontfroo of Charge to thn exhibitor. The local com- mlltf-ib- composed of Hie following gentlemen ;-- Fish and Qamb-J. a. Laidlaw, Ebq., Alox. Ewen, Esq., nnd P. 0. Birrell, Esq. AmtH-ot/rtmAr. and Hohticoi.tobal Pitonurra-Thos. Cunningham, Esq,, w, Wolfotiden, Esq. MlN Kit A 1,3 AND MANUKAOTDnKS-J. O. Drown. Esq., II. V. Edmonds, Esq. PttODUCTH OK THE FORKSTâII. Elliott, Esq., J. a Kennedy, Esq., 1). McNalr.Esq. JOHN HENDRY, Chairman. D. ItOlJSON, Secretary. dwjtyflml Canadian Pacific Railway. PACIFIC DIVISION. Gen'l Superintendent's Office. CAUTION. â¢fWNERS AND MASTERS OF VES* J selsnnd othor Craft navigating tho Fraser River are cautioned to keep within the Buoys painted Red and White, ro* speetlvofy.at the Mission Bridgo, as during tbe construction of tbo Bridge, navigation botween Iho banks of tho Rivor and the Buoys Is dangerous, owing to piles being driven there. IT. ABBOTT, General Superintendent. Vnncouvor, R. C, 7th May, 1860. dmyStc Plants for Sale! CO*. COUIMMA AHD CHURCH SlS. New Westminster, Bnt. Col. Monuments, Headstones & Tablets In Mftrblo or Grmiltc oMIcst Quality. COBNEIt POSTS AMU DUBBING. N. Bâlust reoolvedâtlio Uncut assort- inoiitof Snolrli <lriii,lli'}lâiiânii'nl>i'vcr scoii ii Jirlllsli c-ilmnMii.-rlilcliwllIbi! stiW ut prices imtilniicoiiinolllloii oittot the quostion. awmiiaiyi AUX. HAMILTON' Prop. GENERAL MERGHANDi Constantly on Hand an Extensive Stock of Dry Ooods, Groceries, Roots & Shoes, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Glassware, Ac. 3Mtstar's sb 'bo'vs* siriiris. Great Variety of Household Articles. Also, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES, LIME and GENERAL STORES. V. B.~Farm Produco bought at market rates or sold on commission. rM-OrdorB from the Interior promptly attended to. dwjesto ' CASTORIA for Infante and Children. OliDEIlS TAKKN I'Tllt FHUIT AND OHNAMKNTAI, TI1KES, llioluillng alt the loii(l!fi|-varieties of Apples, Pears, I'limis, Cherries, ALSO MUM. Fill ITS of every ilosorl'itloii. I'onqiu-ls, 'Vrcnliis uutl Crosses made to order, ddvi-psyl P. LATHAM.' Uorth Britisli k Mercantile insIrTnge COMPANY. ESTABLISHED I8O0. Capital, â¢ $15,000,000.00 Sul'serlbod Calillall, as at {list lire., 1888, ff8,SW,00Q, Mro Fund uud Hesorve. m.- 2l'.,J!a Not I'remlnms, 1888, MMÂ»Sl. OP LONDON. ('niHiiii, - S!i,j;i:t,ooo.oo BAT1CS AS LOW AS ANV OTHER COMI'ANIKS HOINII WISINESS IN llltlTISH COLUMBIA. T. Or. TJLQ,TJm& Agent (or Now We-tmlnitor City »nd DUtrlet. ESTABLISHED 1859. ROBT. DICKINSON BUTCHER, Near!) Opposite tho Colonial Hotol, NEW WESTMINSTER. THK LARGEST AND CHOICEST assortment of all ilosortntions of MEATS 4ND VEGETABLES Constantly on hand, and supplied to Fam* tiles, Restaurants, and Steamboats at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Farmers. Attention! THE UNDEBSIONED HAS FOR SALE AT Chilliwack, B. C. 31 Farm Wagons. 18 Bnck Boards. 1 Span well nintclicd '-yenr old lllnck Horses. S Single Driving Horses. <l Cows and Calves. 10 Hcnd .Steers. 1 Trotting Wagon. ttr A Full Lino of Cooking Stoves, Hcnthig 8toves, Tinware, Hardware, Groceries, Dry Oooiis, Notions, Crockery & Stoneware, Clothing, Hats &. Caps, Drugs, Farm Implements, House Fum. isliings, Furniture, anil tlio Largest Lino of Boot, anil Siiocs abovo Westminstor ami tlio most Complete Stook of General Merchandise COME AND EXAMINE AND BE CONVINCED. HENDERSON BROS. Jyl0d*w8m TIME CARD. CJ. 3». SH-. OO. Tlio Fine Flrst-olass Str. William Irving Will Leavo tho C. P. N. Co.'h Whar/, HTUBT Tuesday,Thursdays Saturday AT 7 A. Mâ FOR "WUIr/HACK AND WAY PORTS. Belurnlne Every Wednesday, Friday & Sunday When BUfllolent inducement offers sho will proceed to HOPE nnd ou sueh occiiKlonn will leavo her wharf nt 4 a. in. Connecting with tho C. P. K Co.'s Steamer for Victorin, JOHN IRVING, Manager. T. h. BRIGGS, Agont, New Westminster. dnpSIc ,,OMtortalsBoii*dIa^pt*)dto**hUtli*Mflia» I Cutoria cana Oolte, Omstlpalion, lrt-commeiiditMiui»riortoanyprescription I Souf Stomach, Diarrhrea, Eructation, known to me." H.A.Aiwiixb,IlI.D I KUl5_Worms, civoa Bleep, and promote* dt V, |l IU flo, Oxford St., Bnwklrn, H. *! ,26 tlon, wut injurious medication. Tub Ckktadr Cojk-aky, 77 Murray Street, N, Y. BRITISH COLUMBIA (X.IMIT32ID ) THOMAS ALLSOP, HENRY S. MABO-1, OUYLEB A. HOLLAND, }> Time Table! s&=£)t THE STEAMER ^rSSOBERT DUNSMUIR LEAVES WESTMINSTER evory Monday morning at 7 o'clock for Nnnaimo, vln Vancouver, returning Tuesday, via Vancouvor. Loaves Westminster every Wcdnesdnv at7 a. in. for Nanaimo direct, connecting with island railway und Comox steamer, Leaves Nnnaimo fur Vanoouver on Thursdays ahd Fridays and returns same days. Loaves Xnunimnon Saturday nt7n.*rj. forWeslminstor direct. For freight or passage apply on honrd, or to T. Ii, Iliiiooa, C. P. N. wharf, dto M.A.McRAE Mci'chiint'inllor HEAin-iKiri, range of Black & Fancy Worsteds Striped nnd Check I for spring and sum.mkk Opp. Colonial Hotel Colombia St., . New WasTMiKOTSlti dwmh28'p VICTO RIA RICE MILLS Store St., Victoria, B. C, OFFER FOR SALE: China Rice, Japan Rice, Rice Flour, Chit Rice, IIIMI. Ulllll : 15 Serjeant's Inn, Fleet Street, LONDON, ENG. The Business of ALLSOP * MASON' hiis lieen nierned In tho nbovo Company and will bo carried on by the Company from this dato ns a geneml Land Investment and Insurance Agency. MONEY TO LOAN on MortBOBo at Low Rules. Town Lots and Farming Lands Ior Sale on ensy torms. Viclorln, B. C, May 10th, 1887. dwjlys laiiil Her HACK, LIVERY, STAGE, Feed f Sale Stables THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW PREPARED TO TURN OUT DOUBLE ADD SIN8LE RI6S At Special Low Rates. Draying and All M of Teaming Done at Shortest Notice. Dry Cordwood delivered to any pnrt of tho City. Orders by Telephone will receive prompt attention. iHTStnbles nearly opposito C, P. IL Depot, Columbia SL, NewWestminster, dJ.iiiic QILLEY BROS, phoi-s. Feed,LiyerjeSale STABLES, Dallas Street, Westminster JOS. M. WISE, "PEOPRIBTOB. /-â¢IOOD DRIVING ft RIDING HORSES VT forHlro. Harks call nt nil Stenmer* and Trains. Special atlentlon given lo Board! tig Horses. COAL AND WOOD Constantly on Hand. "EEA-R-BISO-N* S3?*ai*CTC3*S derated "VsTater ENDORSED UV HIGH MED1HAI. AU- THORlTIES. The Only denutuo Acratvil nilucrnl Wnter ou the Itlm-ket. Tho above will be dollvorod in Now Westminster twice n wet-k. Leav* orders With F.C. MCCARTNEY, Commission Agent, Douglas St., New WestniliiBlor, dJlySlc Central Hotel Cor. Columbia & Oouglas Sts. I J.J.WILSON, - MAKACER. Rates, $1.00 and $1.60per Day, AcoonnrNa to iioom. SPECIAL RATES BV THE WEEK Oil MONTH. tor Parties suppllod with all kinds or ICE-CREAM. dmylml! NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. IMMENSE BARGAINS Suits tt Pants TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. Weare t-cllliig tho best ol Englti-li, Kent t'li & !â mi<ii Goods At prices away down Cheaper thnu Ever. Cnll and examine nml wo nro r-aflsflcil that you will buy bcfor.i you loavo the store. All work guaranteed, AlsoâAgents for a now Invention for Dress-cut!In*} thnt enn bo used by u mnn or woman nnd givo n perfect lit. â Inihlyl 8)( Columbia Btrrcl. FOR POULTRY, Ac Rice Meal, FOR OATTM* FI*F,D. diuhiiOiuO Orders mny bo left at tbo Ofhcoof Mn- . icrsft Mllllgtin.Coi Front Stteot-TJoWW iy thcrsft MillIgiiii,(*iniimi-.stoii Mcrcliniils, dsoSIte MERCHANT TAILORS, WISH TO INFORM THE PKOI'M'. of New VeslmInstor Dial tht-y have r.'-opciiPil ihe store lately oceuploil by Meiwrs, woods, Turner ft Gamble, nnd aro now prepared lo execute all orders for TAILOEIITO A fine lint* Of Cloths Jtii-t received, conniHtiug oi nil the I.ncirn be* ittft'im from Bnropnnii Miu-Ut I-. Mil. J. A. MnDOUGAI-L will ntlond to Ilie-'iiltlng.iuHl t^ n pnictlenl iiici-liinh' of twelve yoiii'H'expei-lein'e In the Cnlti'il Slntos; also two yoars ns foreman fur Messrs. Gregg ft Son, ot Victorin. Satisfaction gun ran toed. CoLi'/ttiA Sheet, Opposite Sank of Montreal NEW WESTMINSTER. dJelSmU Ts k Francisco, Cal., BY WAY OF THE Southern Pacific Company's THE MT, SHASTA ROUTE. limrKK,ffi^S^*^Y0THE" SiflliW*rj_8tt huta CRAN0 SCENIC ROUTE OF THE PACIFIC COAST PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS TOURIST HLEEMNO CARS For Aeeiitumodallnn of BMOnd-Olnifl r«. 80.i|*'.'i s, allaolied In Kxpitiss Trains. Faro turn, l'oitlnnd to Sncrnmoulo and Hun l'ronelsi'o-Unlimited, ftr,; First* class (Llmlied), ,'AI; Hecontl-elusi (Ll- inll«l|,|in. TIlltulIHH TICKETS lo all polnl. Soulh and Musi, vln California. TICKET OFFICES! crrv Omen, No. 131 Cor. Flnt * Aldci Rlreols: Uki'ot Ofkii":, Cur. F A Front -street.! Portland, Oreuou. R. KOEIILUH, li. P. IfOHERH. Hnniiiirr. Asst.d. T. A I'.A'KI y jSJailfi griltBEh Columbian WtsdneitUr Eremite, July 31, 18M. A9VERT13IHQ RATES POR THE DAILY. Tranilent Adverllsenienls.âFlrat lusertion, 10 cts. per line solid nonpareil; eacb subsequent consecutive Insertion, 8 ots. per Hue. Advertisements not Inserted every dayââ flrst Insertion, 10 cts. per line; subsequent Insertions, 5 cts. per line. gljiiMltiiK Advert Urinems.âProfessional or Business CardsâS2 per month. Special rales for general trade advertising, according to spnt-e occupied nnd duration of contract. Au-'ti-iii (tales, when displayed,charged '25 per cent, less than transient advts, If -'.I td, charged nt regular transient rates. Mpeclal It-ulcer- among rending matter, '.ii els. per line en'cb Insertion, Specials Inserted by tbe month at reduced rates. illrths, Marriages and Deaths.fl for each Insertion; Funeral Notices ln connection with deaths, 60 eta. eaeh Insertion. WEEKLV ADVERT I!. INC RATES. Traii-tli'iit Advertisement*.âFirst Insertion, 10 els. per line solid nonpareil; subsequent Insertions, 7 ots. per line, tunntiing Advertisements.âProfessional or Business Cardsâ81,50 per mouth. Special rates for general trade advertising. Special Notices, Births, Marriages and Deaths, same rates as Daily, Cats uui!.: be nil nic(i.l,n:i<l forlnrgecitts un exti-ji rate wilt bo charged. WPersons Rending in atlvorllsomeuls should be careful to slate whetherthey tire to appear In the Daily Edition, or the Weekly, or both. A liberal reduction is mndo whon Inserted In both. No advertisement inserted for less than 81. SUBSCRIBERS Who do not receivo their papor regularly, from thn Carriers or through llie Post Oilice, will confern favor by reporting Ibe samo to tbo olllco ot publication al once. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY. Tenders for Street Work. ..J. (I. Jaquoa Found This Oilice Palaco Restaurant V.. Williams k Co. Notice J. M. Browning Grand Excursion Foresters Sao advertisement of money found. A now piano for salo at Wm.Reidt'a, Front street. tc* Tho Btr. Rainbow left fur Victoria this morning with freight and passengers. i-sca announcement in another col* umn, jt Bon Marcho dross-making establishment. Tho str. Gladys loft for Chilliwack this morning with 30 passengers and 15 tons of freight. Walker & Co. havo Snpporton Lots noar Now Hospital and Ro3c-Mac- laron Mills at old prices, * There is a heavy business boing done throughout the district at present in harvest machinery, Tho Wostminstor foot ball club and tho Nanaimo Rovers will play a game in this city during exhibition week. It is expected nearly 100 marksmen will talto part in the matches of the provincial rifle anauoiation next wool;. Tho Canadian Pacific Railway Company's earnings for the week ending July 21 were §320,000, for tho sumo week last year, §262,000. Tho chairman of tho board of works is calling for tenders for tho improvement of Clinton atreet. Tenders must bo in by August 5th, Tho Vancouver cricket club will visit this city on Saturday and endeavor to win back tho laurels it lost at listings a few weeks ngo. Vancouver ia preparing to give Gov- ornor-Genoral Stanley a grand reception. It is about dino Westminster was doing something in the snino way. At a meeting of the school board, llold yesterday, Miss Mary E. Currie was appointed teacher of the west ond Baboo], her diploma being tho hieheftt of those applying for the position, A little boy named Clandenniiig was drowned on Monday at Vancouver. Ho was sout on n musaai-e and did uot roturn; a search followed and lho body wns found in tho water near tho Hastings Mill. Tho whole uf the furniture of the Union hotel will bo sold on Friday morning by publio auction, at 10 o'clock, on the premises. Look out for greut bargains; no reserve,â T, J. Tiui'F, auctioneer. *td A largo force of men aro employed on tho foundation of tho now Powell block, and the work is proceeding very rapidly. From tho sizo and atrength of tho foundation it ia evident tbo building will bo a most substantial affair. Tho capacity of the dry dock at Ea* (piimalt is to bo lengthened by an addition of forty-fivo feet. This extra npiico will be obtainod by placing the caisson without the outer invert of tlio dock basin, and will bo a very great convenience. Tho roal estato agents of Vancouver held a meeting yesterday and decidod to fight tho trade's licenso by-law to Uio bitter ond. The feo for real oa- tato agents is §50, which sum waa unanimously voted exorbitant and unjust by tho meeting. No action, was taken up to yestorday in the caso of Gilbert McConnell, the Vancouver alderman who operated on a carriage with a Winchester riflo. Thoro ia great indignation displayed by tlie general public owing to 'the ribri-proBcoution of tho caao. Mr. R. N. McFarlane, who will be manager for tho new com mission firm of Bill-Irving, Patterson & Co., is busy preparing the warehouse to bo occupied by tho firm, in tho Armstrong block, for tho reception of gondii. Tbo establishment will bo open for busi- ticRB ina fow days, Tho Wed Shore for Juno wnfl do- voted to Bri tilth Columbia, and gavo pretty fair illustrations and descriptions of tho various, citios, towns and othor principal points of tho province, as woll as of tbo resources and industries. On tho wholo, itwould prove not a bad advertisement. Wu havo received a copy ot the Port Arthur Illustrated, issued from tho Manitoba Colonist oflice, and set ting forth by picture and pon tho beauties, natural and artistio, the advantages and resourcos, of tho thriving city on Thunder Bay. Tho magazine itself is a creditable production. We havo received from tho publishers, Messrs. M. W. Waitt ct Co,, Victoria, a pamphlet ontitlod "Chinook as spoken by tho Indians of Washington, British Columbia and Alaska." It was compilod by the Rev. 0. M. Tate, and lias soveral improvements and simplifications over previously jg Hiiod works of tho kind. â¢ A correspondent of tho Colonist sayB the fever re the now placor diggings on Siwash creek is beginning to subside. Miners arrive ovory day and somo are leaving. The discoverers were the only ones who reached bedrock; they found five to ten dollars per day to tho man. Recently they carried their flume and boxes to tho lower end of their claim, and aro working to bed< rook again. None of tho other onto* . panies have yet reached bedrock, but will in the course of a few dnys. Bod- rock is found from about two fo fifbeon foot. Old miners think tho diggings will yield five tf- ton dollars por day. Salmon Ban. Tho salmon run last night wus very heavy and tho bouts camo in this morning deeply loaded with the shining beauties. The run is keeping up wonderfully well, and no complaints aro now to be heard of tho dimensions of tho catch. Tlie canneries are running full capacity and aro canning enormous quantities of fish evory dny. Tho Point Roberts fishing ground has boen abandoned for tho tho present as fish are sufficiently plentiful in tho rivor without going outsido to look for them. The Forester*-' (Vlebratleii. It is expected lhat fully fifty members of tho order of Forresters will loavo this city on Friday for Victoria to take pnrt in fhe great celebration. The committee at Victoria hns nil arrangements completed and tho success of the fete is assured. Tho grounds will bo illuminated at uight with electric lights, a luxury that Robin Hood and Friar Johu never indulged in oven when enjoying tho palmiest days of thoir prosperity. Thoro will also bo many other attractions and novelties not included til tho programme. Children Cryfor Pltcher'sCastorla timohy Weather, Tho ttninko from bush Urea does not scum to abate in thu slightest, which leads many to suppose tho fires in Washington Territory are on tho increase rather than diminishing, Tliis morning tlio atmosphere was very thick, and ihu departing steamers wero obliged t â sound their whistles at short intervals in order to ascertain their whereabouts by tho distanco of the echo, na well as to warn fishermen of tho approach of the vessel. Added to tho smoke was a lightfog which lasted till lhe suu was soveral hours high. - Lnbitrers Wnntc-1, The many public improvements and extensive building operations, together with the largo number of hands required in connection with tho fishing industry, lmve proved such a drain on the labor market that workmen nro so scarce a.s to bo almost held at a premium. Contractors in general find it very difficult to get a sufficient number of men with which to prosecuto their contracts vigorously, and, consequently, work iu some "instances proceeds much slower tban is wished. A large numbor of Vancouver's unemployed have found work ill Westminster during thu last two wool's, and there is room for many more yet if tboy chose to offer themselves, Tho large number of contracts yet to bo let will give employment to a great many men, hut unless laborers becomo moro plentiful tho improvements will bo seriously hindered. Something In u .Vninc. The information laid against Peter Adair, under tlie name of John Adair, turns out to bu valueless, and the case consequently falls through and will uot bo prosecuted. Squamish Charlie will now have to abide by his beating and fondly imagine that the whole thing wus a beautiful dream; that is, if his hide does not cry aloud in its anguish. Thero is a wonderful difference between "John" and V'Petor," ami ho Lho Ot-rnah io -jure tu runliHO now that ho is unable to obtain the â ;ati::f.',u!i n ho so ardently longed for. What's in a name?" Not much in soino cases, perhaps, but when a follow gets a right sound thrashing from a chap with whom ho hue only a slight acquaintance it would bo well for him to consult the church register before trying to get satisfaction through tho court.', otherwise them may bo much more in a name than the injured one in his innocence may imagine. For the Bittlsfaetion of tho public it might bc staled that Squamish Charley was not very badly punished, aud it has not beon proved yet that thu beating was undeserved. "Cure forttmttlM'o*-." in 1S77 a well known correspondent of the Liverpool Mercury wrote to that journal: "I am willing to risk my reputation as n public man if the worst cn-io of small-pox cannot bu curod effectually iu threo days simply by cream of tartar. This is a sure und nover failing remedyâOno ounce of cream tartar disolved in a pint of boiling water to bo drunk when cold at short intorvals. It can bo taken at any time, aud is a preventive as well ns a sure euro. It is known to have cured iu a hundred thousand cases without; a failure It novor loaves a m:uk, never causes blindness, and always prevents tedious lingering." 'Mn- Ulil:."«'.y KIihi-i on hit*. Turn l|>. Yesterday Frank L. Bangs nnd Geo. Burns, of Seattlo, arrived in tho eity for tho purposo of establishing their ownership of the nameless sloop, loaded with whiskey, that wus discovered by Indians in a semi-Bubmergod condition and brought to this pott. They toll a talc of hardship and danger, as they say the sloop capsized uut iu tho open gulf, and that thoy only succeeded i n saving their lives by righting a snail aliHV into which thoy (including J, A. RobinBtm who is not hero) managed i, scramble and landed on (Cupar Island. J. A. Robinson to whom tho whiskey was consigned, did not accompany his frionds to Nanaimo. It is said that six barrels of whiskey nro missing from the cargo. If bo, where did the crow sleep, ns Iho sloop wus more than loaded with tho thirteen barrels of liquor besides el eeteras,â Courier. -*â â ».«â A Ciirrcspontlcnt Drowned. Julius Poitel. a young man belonging to San Jose, California, was drowned at Kodiak Island on tho 22nd of Juno. Tho deceased waa a soalcr on the schooner Triumph and was sent to tho Behring Boa by tho San Francisco Examiner, Ho took a photograph outfit on the voyage, and wns preparing an account of tho sealing industry for publication. On the day of his death young Portal, with two companions, went hunting in Lusty Man's Bay. Thoro wero in a sail boat whioh was struck by a sudden gust of wind and turned bottom up. The men woro on tho bottom of tho bunt for throo hours and it is presumed that Pnrtol either succumbed to the cold or dived nfter his gun which was at the bottom of tho bay in eight feet of water, Tho othor men woro reBcuod by n boat from the Triumph, On tlio 22nd and 23rd tho crow grappled for tho body without success. Tho young man leaves a father and mother in Sun Jose.âTimet, DAISY BRITISH OOLUMBIAW- NEW WESTMINSTEB, B. 0.. JULY 31, 1889. A PROVINCIAL UNIVERSITY. 1'roiionnl to Establish an Institution Tor Higher Education at Victoria. A public mooting was hold In Victoria Monday afternoon, at which Mayor Grant presided, to consider tho matter of establishing a provincial university in that city. Among those present were Hit-hop Cridge, Revs. Messrs. P, McF. Macleod, P. Jenns, I). Frasor, Dr. Roid, W. Bolton, J. E. Starr and Rugg; Aids. Goodacre, Mc* Killicau and Harrison;D. W. Higgins, M.P.P., Trustees C. ETnywaiil, Ool. Wolfenden, and 11. F. Ucislerman, W. Fisher, N. Shakespeare, M. Strouss, A. C. Flummerfelt, Joshua Davies, Dr. Milno, T. Bunics, H. D. Helmcken, J. S. Yates and A. Wilson, The meeting was unanimous iu tho view thnt a university wns a necessity, and tho only matter hi discuss was that of ways nnd means. Tho scope of thu proposed university was to iucludo general instruction aud education in all departments of science, literature, art, industrial pursuits, nnd special instruction for tho professions of agriculture, mechanical arts, mining, military science, civil engineering, law, medicine, and commerce. At present thore wus no institution in tho province to completo tho education of thoso who graduated at the schools, nud it was both expensive and inconvenient to send students to eastern colleges. Rev. Mr. McLeod aaid that the proposed university must bo thoroughly non-sectiirinn aud opon to both sexes, Rev. D. Fraser agreed that the college must be n on-nectar inn, but it did not follow that it should bo irreligious, Ho was glad to know that a liberal offer of land luuf been made for tho university on tho Work estate, lie had considered tho matter and thought that if the sito was contributed, tho city erected tho buildings, $100,000 provided as an endowment by wealthy citizens, and 810,* 000 n year secured from tho government, or a land grant instead, tho schemo could bo successfully carried out. Mr. A. Wilson suggested tliat tho professional men of the city might be induced to take a hand in helping the institution along by donating their services. Rev. Mr. Starr did not think that universities wero begun in that wny. They should subscribe sufficient funds to go before tiio government with a sum that would conclusively prove that it was desirable to locate the university iu Victoria. Mr. C. H. Hay ward with others had waited on tho provincial secretary regarding the mattor some time ago. The provincial secretary seemed adverse*to the granting of public lands and suggested that a bettor way wuuld bo to give a lump sum towards lho university. Rev. Mr. Bolton, Dr. Milno, Messrs. Higgins, Hoisterman, and others spoke, after which a resolution waa carried appointing tho following committee to draft a suitable scheme and report at a public meeting tb bo called by his worship Mayor Grant, Bishop Cridge, Archdeacon Scriven, Revs. Macleod, Jenns, Fraser, Starr, Bolton, Reid and Messrs. Higgins, Milne, Hay ward, Rithet, H. li Helmckon aud J. S. Yates. I.ntli'i'ht}; Xciir (he Hen. [liy a Special.] Last Sunday morning I hired a boat fit Port Moody mul ultded illi'VU Wltb the tide by the southern shoro of the Inlet to Hastings. It was charming to be in that boat, breathing the breeze of tho ocean in tho shadows of the pino clad hills, which line the shore. Thero oro only a few houses between the two places, but there are a thousand nookes inviting thoso who are tired to tako shelter, and rest in places whero the water is pure and as clear and cold as tho ico at Donald. Looking out from tho shadows to tho opposite Bhore, whoro you see with a good field glus the opened beaks of tho panting crows, and tho glare of the hot aun on tho rocks besido them, one cannot help thinking that at that particular moment on ono side of the Inlet there is a purgatory and on tho other a paradise. Sitting in tho shadows there, you can lish, and see birds on logs, looking as solemn as philosophers, and fishing too. Some of tho logs wuretloatingaud others stationery, but all tho fibber.- in feathers were vigilant, and it was very amusing to watch thom. A shoal of the little native's of tho deep, without any experience, pass close by a log! in an instant all the feathered heads go down like flashes, and in another moment they aro up again, each bill holding a victim. These birds fish for food and for exercise; thoy could not eat in a week all tho lish I saw thom take in an hour. They enjoy the fun, but thoy aro sometimes badly scared. Look at them now, and sou that great goshawk on outstretched wings abovo them, evidently thinking that, one of them would Buit him for lunch; they cower closo to the logs, trembling; he changes his mind and is off liko lightning into tho shadows over my head, where ho is sure to find thu tender breast of a prairio chicken for his mid-day meal. It ia amusing to watch the birds by tho wator, and tho fishes in it, and to boo how thoy prey on each other, as if they wove all enjoying the blessings of modern civilization. But tho best Bight I aaw that day waa a crowd of ladies and littlo girla bathing in the sea. Throo or four planks extending from tho shoro formed a pathway over whioh thoy walked in their bathingdreBfOBtotliotidgooftho doop, whore they halted for a moment, and then, diving like dolphins, they appeared lo be quite nt homo iu tho water. Round nnd round thoy wont to the uppor end of tho platform, and again and again thoy marched to tho ond of tho plank and wont headlong into tho Bon. Amongst them was a tall, elegant-look ing, young lady, her bathing dress on the collars and cuffs waB marked with embroidered anchors; ou tho plank sho moved liko a duchess, and overy timo sho dived into tho ocean 1 felt a thrill of fear. Wouldn't it be awful if a hungry shark from tho Southern ocean happened to be out in tho lnlot at that particular moment, looking for a lunch! And wouldn't he have a delicious feast 7 I folt my heart at caso whon I saw all tho swimmers sufu on shoro in their ovening dresses, Down by the lnlot, on tho southern shoro, ia just tho place for keeping a holiday; I onjoyod tho scenery thoroughly', and I hope to aee it again. James MoKale, n special treasury agont from Washington, accompanied by Capt. Or, H. Vounp, inspector of customs, loft Winnipeg for Vanoouvor Monday. It is understood they aro on the trail of tho opium smugglers. PERSONAL. O. L, McCummon, O. E., returned to tho city last night. R. N. McFarlane returned from Vancouver yesterday. Thos. Dunn, of Vuncouver, was in the city to-day on a business visit. Mias Higginson has returned homo after a visit of several weeks' duration with friends at Chilliwack. Henry Mathers, J.P., left by yesterday's train for hia old home in Godor- ich, Out., whero he will apend some timo visiting among his relatives and friends. It is quito possible Mr, Mathers may pay a visit to tho land of his birth, Ireland, beforo returning home. _____________________________ CHILDREN ENJOY Tho pleasant flavor, gentle action aud soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative and if the father or mother be costive or bilious tho moat gratifying results follow its use, so that it is the best family remedy known and every family should havo a bottlo. It. â¬. Provincial Exposition Subscription Fund. For tho purpose of raising a fund to contribute towards thu patriotic and worthy object of making tho noxt annual provincial fair, to bo hold In this city, a grand and unprecedented success, the undersigned agree to contribute tho sums opposite their respective names (to bo paid Into tho association **â * -- *«*«iâ¢-, -ju--i-.u|n-ul tu rccclvo Uio H.1U1C, Oil 01* 1)0- foro 0 months from tho date of the last provincial exhibition, and to bo applied to preparing exhibition grounds nnd buildings iu the city, fur increasing tho amount offered in prizes, and for furthering tho exhibition In other ways): Sharpe A Falno, Lulu Islnnd 10 08 L P Eckstein 10 00 It W Armstrong 10 00 V H Glover 10 00 Walker* Shadwell 10 00 Claud Hamber. 10 00 PeterGrant... , 10 00 A J Hill 10 00 Capt A Grant 10 00 J ft Mnciloncll 10 00 W O Loye 10 00 P G Strickland 25 00 Gilley liros 20 00 ft H Webb 25 00 T Cunningham .TO 00 Henderson Bros, Chilllwhack io 00 A B Wintemute 10 00 Per Ex-Mayor Dickinson 212 85 Annie M Jaques 10 00 Jaa Cunningham SOW Grant & Hngstrom 20 00 .1 w Sensmith «o oo Rev 3 11 White 1(1 00 B Douslas - 100 00 KSHcoullar A Co "» 00 Ackerman liro. 1:0 00 Reii- & Currie 25 00 11 T Head & Co 50 00 WH Tbib.udeaii 15 00 ('rant A Maclure 10 00 Ogle, Campbell A Co 20 00 hi iim liirrntvs imii». TlIH Coi.UMllIAN. $100 00 W.i Armstrong .- -woo G 1) Brymner 20 00 .Stewart A Cash '2.5 00 George Turner io 00 Young &, Terhune , 10 00 Teihuno L Co 10 00 A DosHrlHtiy 15 00 P Bllodeau..-. looo W (* Coatham 25 00 TM Cunningham 25 00 A V, Hand 25 00 Noxt I Wholesale out Market. Beef, por Iff) lb Pork " Mutlon 'â¢ Potatoes-how" Cabbago " Oulont* " Wheat " Onto â¢â¢ Peas " Hay, per ton Butter (rolls) per tt> Choeso, â â¢ Eggs, peril'*** Cordwood (retail) per curd Apples, per box _ HldoH'gi'-ii) per UW Ihu " Olryl » Wool, per lb E J no (it 4 50 7 50 on 8 50 'â (HIM II 00 1 00@ 50® 100 100@ 1 50 1 50® 000 1 25® 1 BOW 2 00 V 00 (315 00 025® 080 0 1-1(14 015 0 20 (it 25 ;I0.)M 4 00 100(3 000 '.en., o oo fl@ 10 Whon Bri-*- wu tick, w» gave ber CMtorta, Wlion she wm a Child, sho cried for CMtorta, When the bocr-me Min, alio clang to CMtorta, WhnihthMl Children, sUcf-tre thorn CMtorta AUCTION-SALE. mHE UNDERSIGNED lias revived In* .L strtictlons from John ft. Ci.utk, Esq., Oollflotor of Customs, to sell by Publio Saturday Next, Aug. :tnl, At 7 o'clock p. in., at tbo COLONIAL HOTEL, tlio following articles, seized for Infraction of tho Customs Itvvcnuo Aot, v. il: 1 SPAN OF HORSES, 1 WAGON, 1 SET OK DOUBLE HARNESS. Terms cnsli. T. J, TRAPP, ilJlyLfUd Auctioneer. Tenders for Street Work. TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED AT lho City Hall, Now Westminster, up tohJo'elHi'lt.uootMm THURSDAY,Aug. lat, for the construction of a FLUME AND CULVERT Across Lot. 3, City Illock 14, Columbln Slreet, and down Lytton Square, marked "Tonder for Flume and Culvert,-' and addressed to the "Chairman nf Board of Works, City Hnll, Now Wostminstor." No lender oiitt-rtalnoil unless accompanied by deposit cijual lo 5percent, of amount of tender, whleh shall ho forfeited If party tendering refuses or neglects to enter Into a contract when callod upon to do so. In lho event of a tender not being accepted the deposit will be returned. Plans and specifications may bo seen ln the City Engineer's Olllcc, City Hnll. Tbo lowest or any tender not naccs- sarlly accepted. J. O. JAQUES, Chairman of Board of Works. City Hnll, Now Westmlnater, July .'in, 1SSD. dJy.W Children Cryfor Pltcher'sCastorla A Pleasing Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Follow! tho uso of Syrup of Figs, an it aots gently On tho Kidneys, Liver W Bowels Effectually Cleansing tho System when Costive or Billons, Dispelling Colds, Headaches and Fevers and permanently curing HABITUAL CONSTIPATION without weakening or irritating tlio or* fans on which it aots, for solo lu 70c bottles hy all Loading Druffgisti. lumiuottfiuii only n tub OAUFOEmAriaSYEDPOO -*»Brau,Krâ â imVowllll VOLUME VH.-NO. 26. MPmMMj mtiMM A1-JJB9B CONTAININCI A SUM OF Money. Apply at â IJIyHltH THIN OFFICE. PALACE RESTAURANT OPPOSITE O. P. N. WHAI!F, Front Slreet, New Westminster. OFK-I 1111 AM) -HtlllT. Oysters served ln evory stylo. A cull sollclleil. E. WILLIAMS * CO., â IJly'lml Proprietors. â¢JSTOTIO'EL A LI, PF.BSONS AltE WARN ED THAT samubi. GitKicn hns uo right or title to nny portion of LOT 530, .11101.' I, New Westminster DlBtrlc', and any sales purporting to be made by him or nny portion ol the said Lot, will be void Vn. Ronald A. Smith, Ior It. ft Annus, J. M. BROWNING, Commissioner, Vanoouvor, July 2C, 1889. djly81ml Tenders for StreBt Work. TKNDEltS WILL BE RECEIVED AT the City Hall, Now WestminBter. np to 4 o'clock p.m., on MONDAY, AusiiHt mil, for the CLEARING & GRADING OF CLINTON ST., marked "Tender tor Clinton Stroet," nml n-ldres-ie'I lo the "Chalrmun of Hoard of Works, cily Hail, New Westminster." No tender entertained unload ucoom* BftJUgd bydewwlt equal to 5 percent,oJ If nm-ty t-)iuVehng*roniHe8,oV ii'eBle!.'I.V to enter into a contract when culled upon hi do ho. In llie event of ti tender not lu-lnf* accepted tho doponlt will he returned. Finns and specifications mny bo soen In the City Engineer's office, City Hull. The towestor any tonder not uecossn illy accepted. J (3 .TAQ.UEB, Chairman of Bonrd of Works, City Hnll, Now West., July Slst, 1889. dJIySHd "" A. 0. FORESTERS' "" Grand torsion! â VIOTORIA- ON Friday, August 2ml, 1880, RETURN SUNDAY, AUG. 4. rE FORESTERS AND FRIENDS will leave New Westminster for Vancouver hy train on FRIDAY itt I p. m. to connect with Hleunier for Victorin nt the O. P. K. whnrf. Vnncouvor. SPORTS nt Caledonian Para, Victoria, consisting of It ii mi In it. .lami-tutr, Ar* T'.erv.Ar. The ft HAND PUBLIO MARRIAGE to lake plnco ou tllti niulliul:; lit :j:'!0 p. in. Don't miss It. Fare for itouiHl Trip tjtiVR. Tickets for sale by .Ias. Bkbnxan, John Rankin (Holbrook Iloufie), .). McMrni-nv, Jn , âCommittee, or D. Lvai. A Co. MIAIfflliGO. BANK BUILDINGS, Mary Slreet, NewWestminster, B.C. â¢.Telephone No. 55.] 14 CLARE ROAD, HALIFAX. EN LAND, CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS, CONVEYANCERS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, STOCK ANO SHARE BROKERS, London, and Laitcnihlre Klre nnd BrltUU Umpire Life Insurance Conijjfml, «, New Weitmlniler Building Society. Accountant's Offlce, Dloceae of N.W. City Audlton, 1886,1887 and 1888. ADVISE CLIENTS IN THE BUYING AND SELLING OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY AND DISTRICT, and other monetary transactions, Havo soveral good luvcBtmeuls on their books, and nil uew comers will do well to call beforo doing business elsewhere. tlwSdely 01 Portland-Westminster! THE STEAMSHIP MICHIGAN It,L SAIL FROM PORTLAND FOR New ***estmiiisterillrect,ou Friday, August and. For freight, .to., ntifly to W. N. DRAPER Agent, Wise's Wharl. H. CAMPBELL. U. !â¢'. A. dJIj'SOUl w 1% 8 4 M O P- 3 p © a t+ H IS rtftg 0 <IE 01 * "t H % H' O Dl 3* IJ I P S 0 H H (II j *" 01 01 31 j, H ri- 01 <! P 0 p- H' 0 p 01 V H' Hf u 0) THIS WEEK WE WILL OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Silk, Taffeta i Cotton Gloves Lace Mitts, &c Also, In Ladies' and Children's sizes. HOSIERY At Great Reduction in Prices! WONDERFUL BARGAINS. Ogle, Campbell & Freeman MASONIC 3EBXUOOXC. dwtc â *******'â¢''â -'-â â â â¢*â «â¢â â ***« SUMMER GOATS OGLE. CAMPBELL & CO. isr*Ei"w* -w-ESTn^i-isrsT-Ei-R. djlylMo R. J. ARMSTRONG, â D-HA.I.EIB IIT Choice Family Groceries! FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER A SPECIALTY. Labrador *E*Eer*t±n.**re-, l^aclserel, Salt Cod, jLXXX_.ox_,x'a "Cnc. E^me, ~ Jlxxxox_x's "Crnc. â Bacon. Flour. Bran. Sliorte, â¢"â¢HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOB FARM PRODUCE, -umwu- 8oouliar-Armstrong Blook, Columbia St. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY! Jas. Ellard, Co WILL SELL THEIR REMAINING STOCK OF Prints, Lawns and lins AT COST, FOR CASH. -f â C^Jr*vJtS--E% Jr <â .. Practical Watchmaker, Manufacturin-7; Jeweler & Optician. OPPOSITE THE BANK OF MONTREAL, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, PLATED WA8E, U. BEST QUALITY, EASTERN PRICES, A full line of Spectacles & Eye-Glasses' In steel, rubber, stiver arc (jt.itl frame*-. The finest Pebbles mado, $4 per pair; all sights suited. Special atti-ntion given to PINE WATCH REPAIRS. Having burnt... tlio business thoroughly from some of tho finest Horologcra in England, ami since thou managed the watch-repairing departments of a few of tho best firms on tho continent of America, ia a -mffioicnt guarantee oi good workmanship. Formerly miui* for for nearly 8 years of tho well-known firm of Savago k Lyman, Montroal. 'liartK'S Moderate, Momtrkal, Doe., 1887.*-Mr. F. Oraka.â-Andw. Robertson. Esq., Chairman of Montreal Harbor Commissioners, says: "I never found a Watchmaker who did so well for me as you did whon in Montreal, and I am sorry you aro not hero to-day." dwaplSte D. S. CURTIS * CO. AGENT3 B. LAURANCE'S SPECTACLES, Wholesale and Eetail Druggists NEXT COLONIAL HOTEL, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. GROCERIES For First-class Family Groceries and Provisions, go to SINCLAIR'S, - Columbia Street. New Goods arriving all the time. A nice lot of CHRISTIE S CRACKERS & BISCUITS just to hand. New SYRUPS, MOLASSES, etc., etc. Call and get prices. dwtc W. £ G. Wolfenden, DIRECT IMPORTERS k DEALERS IN :k i <**â¢*-h r a l .a. s s DRY GOODS AJSTD GROCERIES Cor. Columbia tt Mary Sts. BON MARCHE. DRESS-MAKING DEPARTMENT will be re-opened August 1st, and will be under the management of a FIRST- CLASS DRESS-MAKER from Montreal. Style and fit guaranteed. WALKER & SHADWELL, ilwscflSto COLUMBIA STBEET.
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