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dovernmotit Printing obi. B VOLUME 7 PilOFESSIflNAUtlD BUSINESS CAnOS. i-. n. _â¢:. WOOD*, ABIiraTEB-AT-LAW. OlIlco-McKoll- zlo airset. dauaic NEW WE8TMINSTE1J, R 0., TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27, 1889. NUMBER 49 i ni i **â¢â )"â â¢ t. 0. ATKIKSOS, BAHKI9TRR, 80UC1T0B, Ae. Offloos- Miisonle Buildini;, Now Westminstor, B. C. dwm 11 AUMSTItONG A. KUK8TEIN, AHRISTEttS, SOLICITOR!*}, ETC.- Masonic Building, Now woatmin- b, ii. ______ ___y___ W. HOUMAH BOIiK, q, ti., BAnR18TEn*AT-XiAW,L.VNI)A0ENT. Money to Loan. Olllco-Ulnrhiion St., Now Wostmlin'tor, 11, c. (Ito ' Oltltlll 11», Mr'011 A ,H.HSH, BAUHISTKUS. SOWCITOUH, eto, Offl- eonâMhhouIo Hiulttliij,'!*, Now Wi'sL- inlnnter.nnil Vancnuvoi', U. C. 'Iwto A.C. UIIYDONK-J.U'U, H.A, BAIUUSTIMl, SdLlOlTOU, NOTARY 1'iiblla, Ac Olllco tn tlio Humley Biiliuiii-r, Columbia St., opposite tlio Ool* â mini Hold. ri'viuitilo JOgWPHfl* GAYNOR, B.A.-lib-ll* / (OLD MEDALIST of Ibe Unlverstlj of o Dublin, itAUitmTKU-.vrijjVW of ''."' HI'Tll Ctnirt Of .Illt-Ml'-r', ll'Oltlllil. OtllCOH, â¢' iiii":' McKon/.lo A Ultii-khon Ktsâ New "â - tmludler. dwfo'iit-i A. J. HOLMEM, 1?, U.S.; i (UfeGBON DENTIST. Graduate of lho O Ohio Col lean of Denial KiiiKOiy. Is now wilh Dr, 0.11.0, Urown. All work flblllfullvporfoi'iiK'tl. Iloonis ti A i', liimk .if B. 0., Columbia SI, iduns-il to l^ii.in.; i:'Wii.)iip. in. 4jly31o il » I IM IJ GENERAL & SHELF HARDWARE, Including Tools of all kinds of tlie bost makes; Oross-Cllt & SSnil.l-lHa'vs, Barbl'.il Wire for Fencing, and all tho neeoisary Utensils for Fl'.rillllllii Pulley Mocks, N*iat«li IHoeks, Kojik & Olinln in all slzesi Pitch, 'far & OaklllUI Tarred and 1'laln Paper for Kllti'llng; Plllllti) & Oils in iill cobra; Liquid Paints inall shades; Floor l'lllllls ready touse; l.l'lllll StonCSI Wall Paper in all desiâ¢; ISroollls & llrlislu-s for all purposes! Lubricating Oils; Traps of all descriptions, mid a geneml assortment of isirrlciiltiiriil Implements. tST Special attention given to oidorn liy mail. rn dwjlj'llto T. S?*H^.*P*P so ao., Colum nu Strkkt, Nuw Westmiksteh. O. W. UHANT, A HCiiITECT. Oflloe-Corner Mnry and J Clarkson ftt.., Wen l,ml tint er. cfwle CLOW A "-Ij-LULt'ltK, A UOFIITECTS. OflloB-lloom B, over J Junk of IJ. CâColumblaStrt'Ct,WcHt- iniii*tter. dto WILLIAM Ii. KINO, Si A HOHITEOT^ANITABYBNOINEKK, l Ao. Itemovad lo ArmHtroni*'« Block, ' iiiubla Slreet, Westminster â Itoom No. dto W. TIUBAUDEAU- 1AND SURVEYOH ANC DK AUGHTS- i mun. Hamley Block. New Vostnitn- Btnr, ll, o. dmyl.-ito A. r. cmtoji, DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL LAND HURVEYOIt. Offlce! Room D.Bnuk .of »â 0. building, WQBtinlnaterâB. ti, '. ALBERT J. HILL (M.Can.Soc.CE.)- (11VILENGINEEK.LANDSUUVEY0U j mid DRAUGHTSMAN. Hamley Kitick, New Westminster, iIwau28to (i. I'MiTKIIRIUII, } | |EAL I3STATI" BROKER nnd County i L Court Anent. i.'onimissloiier. Notary Ll'uliiio.Ac. Uonls eolloetrd. lifflce-jMi:- â Kenzlo Street, Now Westminster, 11.0. T. J. TUAl'P, A CUTIONEER AND APPRAISER. J Columbia Stroot, Now Westminster. Ail commissions will receive prompt uml oarofitl itttont-ion. BbkI roterouces given whon roqulri'tl. lnhlS-tc J. 19. F1NLAYSON, I-)IANO TUNER, from Brondwood A Hons, London, England, and Stoln- wuy & Sous- Now York, now. residing In Vuncoiivor, will iittenu to ordor.'- loit at. Mr. Zed. S. Hull's and D. Lyal; A Co.'s â¢store.--. Trips 1st week of each monlli. diiufito v, c. McCartney, COMMISSION AGENT and Ousloms / Urnkor, Douslus 81,, NowWonlinln- stor. Agent for Harrison Springs Aerated Wator- Vancouver Steam Dye A CMi-ilny W'orknj Carter**' Pntout Organsâ'"tilewon* jor of (lie ai*e."; Doinlnton Plnntwi and Oreiiim* Johnston's Puti-nt Kiil'-oiuino; HavanaOlgar Factory; Llonlnsui'iincoCo for llvo stook, Ao, Hniployment Aijom-y Oillct'. A Kolnet. lot of Tollel, Artirlos uml nriii^ists1 t*iindrlcsior sale. Next door to B^ijteiy; :_ *. - dJlyBto- TVRNEK, BIQF.TOX * CO., Ml-IRCHANTS. Wharf St, Vlotoilli. ARonts for North British and Mer- lantllo Inauranoo Co, for Mainland. H. ;'!. IIrkton A Co., ;m Flnsliury Circus, Lon* I'.n.K.C. __ dto [mperial Fire Insurance Oo, OIT .T.OW.*DO*lSr. CU'lTAL, > <m,Oti».00(» titg. Rates ns low as auy other reliable Companies doing business ln British Columbia. W. J. ARMSTRONG, djlyaio Agent for New west, [ RAND BROS. â »*.&!- ESTATE BHOKRUS. Convcynuoflrs, Oollcoto**!, And Insurano-a Agcutu, Oillces ut NEW WESTMINSTER! Corner McKenzie and Clarkson Sts. VANCOUVER, Cordova Stroet. LONDON, KnglaTid. '.tllLDINO LOTS for solo in all sections if Vanoouvor and New Westminster City, FARM LANDS ol supi rlor quality for ill" ut Ciitlllwhnok, Port Hammond, jiiigloy' Matsqui, Sumas, Mud Bay-Lad- lOr'a Ltindlng. Lnlu Island, North Arm ind ritv, Itiver. Mops and Plans exhibited and tbo full** â¢f-t. information furnished atallouroffleca- W. BOVILL, ARCHITECT â-aho-â * Real Estate Agent NEW WESTMINSTER â --Omce, Mackenzie Stroot, Knit List of City mid Suburban i'j-o- porly. Particular attention paid to Farming Lands. Ai'Ciirato lnfortnutlon lo correspondents. dwmyOyl Dress-Making I Misses MoDOUQALL COLUMBIA STREET, New Westminster, B.C. ' tn- Hatlsfaotlon iniiininteoil. dapllltc To Capitalists and Ota! OFFERS WILI, BE RECEIVED BY Llio Counoil of IhoCrporutloiiof tiio Dlstrlot of Surrey, up to August Jllst, at1 o'olook p. mâ for tlio purohustiof Debentures proposed to bn issued for from $10,- (UUto^in.wHl to provide funds for lln* con- KLrui'tlunof thosuii'oy Dvklng works. The highest or miy tender not noces* sarilytioooptcd. Byorder, HENRY T. THRIFT, O.M.C. Surrey, Aug. (1, 1880. daufltd erson DRUGGISTS. Pure and Fresh Drugs p-a-nvviME-Eiis, Patent Medicines, Etc phviioi'hs' Pn-soniPTioNS Carefully ' Oompdunoed. Tolophono Conimunlenlloli. Nlalit Boll. illoSlo At GRANT & MACLURE'S. New Spring Goods! Spring Overcoatings, Freneh & English Worsteds and Scotch Cheviotts. 1. S5. MANSON's MEKOHANT TAILOR. Columbia Street, â¢ Nov Westminster. lioltllv 53?'AU Summer DRESS-;GOODS ahd MILLINERY will bo sold AT COST: Now "is the time to secure BARGAINS. dtc â *4:*ES. "V7_£. _ttJL._ New Westminster, B. C This Choice Property, centrally situated in Mew Westminster, B. C, whicli has been tied up for several years by tax titles and other difficulties, is now cleared of a!l incumbrances and is placed upon tho market for sale, with perfect title guaranteed. The property is now being slashed and subdivided and contains some of the finest and most desirable Lots in the City for either residential or speculative purposes. With the contemplated construction of several railways which will centre at New Westminster and the establishment of new" enterprises and increased trade and commerce, this City is making rapid and substantial progress and, consequently, affords the best field for investment to be found in the Province. The present is, therefore, the time to invest, and with the present low prices of property purchasers are sure to realize handsome returns upon their investments. The portions of the Estate now on the market consist of Lot 5, Suburban Block 10; Lot 2, Suburban Block 11, and Lots 12,13 and 14, Suburban Block 13, and the subdivided Lots range in price from $150 to $350, on good terms. We are authorized to allow ten per cent, discount off present prices on all sales made during August, and also to furnish intending purchasers FREE CARRIAGE DRIVES TO THE PROPERTY. For full particulars and prices apply to the undersigned or to any of the other leading Real Estate Agents in New Westminster. â i*aâââi .'Ft-^ixrrj BROS. MITES AND COMMENTS. There is among tho Circassians an unwritten law that no girl shall be Bold without her consent. Tiie foet that many of them are eager to be sold shows that thoro is n certain rihnilarity between the girls of Circassian and Christian climes,âjB'oj. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tain powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength nnd wholesomeness. Moro economical tban the ordlnnry kinds, and cannot bo sold ln competition with the multitude of low tost, short weight ulura or phosphate powders. Sold only ln cana. RoyalBAKiNa powdeh Co.,l06WallSt.- Kow York. 8fely TO RENT. THE UPSTAIRS FLAT IN BtHLDTNG cornor of Columbia and Douglas Sts, â21xft0. Applyto diuiBtc HENRY V. EDMONDS. First-class Prairie Farm SUPERBLY KITUATED ON LULU ISLAND, North Arm, Frasor River; containing '2io nores of lho finest forming land in the oountry; all dyked, well improved, good hnlldlngs, good orchard (bearing). For furt hor i n formation enquire of MAJOR A PEARSON, dmy2flte New Westminster. An extraordinary suicide is reported from Prague, A mun named Randa filled a large bottlo with a powerful explosive, sat upon it, applied a match to it, and was blown to pieces. The room was full of workmen at tho time and 10 of them wero dangerously wounded by the explosion, A Highland girl on her way to service in Kast Lothian called up- pn a sister in Edinburgh in passing. She noted the locality, but failed to Jjake the address, and when wishing To correspond with her thus addressed herâ"Here sho goes To my sister Janet, With a gentleman in Eti* inburgh. A little green before the door, and near a big Bmiddy," VESSELS 'BURNED, Great.Fire at Beucciii, Cal., Des- Blroys Several Vessels and 10,- 000 Tons of Wheat. Resolutions of Respect Passed by Fresmo bar in Memory of tho Late Judge Terry. stationed there. The recent seizures of illicit scalers iu Behring Sea, and the small force of deputy marshals in Sitka may have hastened this determination on the part of the government The Charge Against Mr. Justice Field Dismissed Contrary to Expectation. AGItEATFIKE. Bbnioia, Cala,, Aug. 27.âA fire, at Port Costa, started about 4 o'olock this morning in tho engine room near tho grader, and burned 50 cars of wheat and all the warehouses. The Armenia, un American ship, floated down the stream a total loss. The Laugdale, un iron ship, wub saved and was towed into the stream. The Ken* ihvorth, a four master, is now burning and floating down stream, near Vulle- The Duke of Wellington being asked how it was that he had succeeded in beating Napoleon's marshals ono after nnother, said, "I will tell you. They planned their campaigns just as as you might make a splendid set of harness. It looks very well, and answers very well, until it gets broken; and then you are done for. Now, I made my campaigns of ropes. If anything went wrong, I tied a knot, and kept on." WANTED. A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL Housework; small family. Apply nt this oflice. diui&ito BAKER BROS. & CO'Y 10 Chapel Walk, South Castlo St., Liverpool, Eiiglttnd, 3Bauk Building**, Columbia Street, New Westminster, B. 0. Shipping and Commission General Wholesale Merchants & Importers Any description of Goods imported to ordor ami Custom and Ship Broking transacted. Ltttest Freight tuul Market t'uo! ut Ions. dwiiuSte NEW WESTMINSTER BOILOiG SOCIETY. II1IIH SEMI - ANNUAL CKNKHAI, 1 -routing, will I'll Ill'W III 111" HOt'IlT HOUSE llll S-itii-'<luy, ISlst Aug., AT-8 l>. 51. 18S1V UllHlNfifirtâDmwllig for tlio TWEl.l-i'tt Ai'i'imi'i'.iATii-x; I'-.lit-llon uf Ultlcfrs, uutl all tha lutein Byonlcr. if iiOcnpral Mcotlln,'. V.'Ar.TEl! J. WALKER, Hooroliirv. 539. tllulffltO IIHtl Ileal PEAf Katuto Brokers and t'ht'in-'iul Agents. AGENTS FOR Coiifedvrutloiii l.lfe il isoctnlluu of Toronto. Itoynl and |jnii*-a«lilre Firo limit*- ante <.'iim]iKÂ»t«ii. O&.Vnlual'ld Lofc for snle In the City and District ot Wostminstor; aud choice Lots in the City of Vancouver. Persons wishing to buy or selt city or rural proporty should oommunlcutowith us. Oillces: Dunk of B,C. building, opposite post ollloe, WomI iu luster, aud Hastings St., Vancouver. dwaplOto T. A. MM CO. DRUG6ISTS Queen's Hotel Block, SKI*. WEST-U-iSTKII. TOItET ARTICLES & SUNDRIES PBESOMWIONS A SPECIALTY, TtUPIIOKE NO. 83. 'InplUl Lmtiu Harris SO co. Real Estate, INSURANCE âanbâ Financial Agents Purchase Sell and Lease Property, Collect Rents, Make loans on Mortgages, And transact all Business relating to Real Estato. â AGENTS I'XJIl London Aftnuraiicc Corporation- Connecticut Flro Insurance Co. nr Hartford. London and Lancashire Life Assurance do. Canton Insurance Oilice, Ld. (Marino) OFFICII: -. Columbia St.-, New West'r. 41 Government St., Victoria dwnol*lyi llio manager of the Edison exhibit at the Paris exhibition was approached by a journalist who demanded money for reporting the proposed visit of President Carnot to tho Edison department. Ho wag induced to make his demand to the phonograph, which ho did, assuring tho manager that the president might come und go, but there would bB no mention of the faot in the papers if tho money was not paid. When President Ournofc arrived the phonograph repeated what the journalist had said, much to the discomfiture of the latter and mueh to the amusement of the president, The King of famous Dahomey is dead, and as his successor mu&t prove before ho ascends tlio throne that he is a brave and great man, the young aspirant is looking round for adventures. At last accouuts he hnd gono hunting for King Tofa of Porto Novo, declaring that nothing less than the head of that potentate would satisfy his ambition. King Tofti was at peace with all tho world, but his country is suddenly plunged into terrible commotion simply because 'tin hetu) is wanted across tho border in Dahomey. Tho French aru now lmsisly engaged in Porto Novo helping the King to keep hia head tm his shoulders. Itissuchpue- rile quarrels as these that aro playing the mischief with the West African trade, and keeping a tong stretch of coast in un uproar,âEx. jo. The Honauar, uu iron ship, is burning nenr Benicia. The fire boat _ frnm Mnro Island has gone there to I of clothes at one of the leading tatlor- Waj of the Trui-n-ttear. The young man, A. B. Beneson, arrested in ths oity a few days ago for obtaining money under false pretences, was committed for trial in the police court this rooming, Beneson is a respectable looking young fellow who has been working ap business here as an advertising agent. A few days ago he presented Mr. Marboeuf with a check for $25 on Garesche, Green & Oo. in payment for board. There was something in the manner in which the check was presented that aroused suspicion and the police wero asked to investigate. They found that Beneson had no money deposited at the bank, and based on this and some other discoveries which they made, his arrest was effected. The money which should have redeemed the check whon pre* sonted was since deposited at the bank and is still there toBeneson's credit. It is said also tbat he obtained a suit YATES' GABI Gives all the Latest Conrt flews and the Movements of Illustrious Person'*. Attempt Being Made to Forco (.fas Employes to Strike ana Leave Loudon in Darkness. - Mary had a little lamb, its fleece was was whito as snow; it strayed away ono summer day where Iambs should never go. Then Mary sat down and tears streamed from her pretty eyes ; she never found her lamb becauso sho did not advertise. Aud Mary hud a brother John, who kept n village store; ho sat down and smoked his pipe, and watched tho open door, Aud as the people passed along, but did not stop nnd buy, John still sat down and smoked his pipe, and blinked his sleepy eyo. And so the Sheriff closed him out, but still he lingered near, aud Mary camo to drop with him a sympathizing tour. "How is it sister, that theso other merchants here sell all their goods and pay their bills, and thrive from year to year?" ltc- membering now her own bad luck, tho littlo maid replies : "These other follows got thero, John, because they advertise," A new anecdote nbout Edison's abstemiousness appears in an American newspaper, After a brief courtship he married Iub first wife, and directly after tho ceremony began thinking of somo intricate problems. Without saying a word to his wifo or tho wedding guests ho went into his laboratory and began work. Mrs. Edison knew her husband's eccentricities and becoming sleepy retired. When she awoke in tho morning her Iiusband was still absent, nnd he did not appoar all that lay or tho following night. It was just 'IS hours after tho marriage had been performed that Mrs. Edison becoming alarmed decided upon going into her husband's workshop, when she found the inventor lying on his work-bench sleeping peacefully, his wedding clothes covered with oils and chemicals. This angered her and she roughly shook tho sleeping sage. "Go awny from mo," ho shouted, not knowing whero he was; â 'Can't you seo I am thinking 1" "I should say you were, Tommy," responded his wifo. "Now, don't you think it about time you gavo me a little attention f "Well, I'll think about it, as you request," responded tlio inventor. "Now, pleaso let mo nlono, for I fear I shall be forced to set tho now double back action, self- propelling fire-hose allâallâ" At this juncture, Edison suddenly came to, and jumping up exclaimed: "Who-Am I, whero am 1, and who are you 1" Children Cryfor Pltcher'sCastorla assist the yard fire company. Tha Kenihvoith had 2,480 tons aboard, tho Armenia 400 tons and tho Honauar 1000 tons, making 0 total of 3,- 0C0 tons in all. Adding the 7,030 tons consumed in the warehouses makes a total of 10,809 tons of wheat destroyed. This amount at to-day's average quotation, of $20 per ton, represents a loss of $280,000 on wheat alone. Warehouse No, 2 is totally destroyed and tho wharf burned down to the water's edge. The destruction of tho threo ships probably represents a loss of $200,000, which would make a total loss ou the wheat and other property of at least $500,000. Nearly all tho property destroyed is covered by insurance. UESGLUTIONS OP REGRET. Fresno, Aug. 27.-âAt a meetiug of the Fresno county bur, this morning, called for the purpose of passing resolutions of respect to the inemoiy of Judge Terry, deceased, the committeo appointed read resolutions of respect, and they were unanimously adopted. THB CRUISER RETURNS. San Francisco, Aug. 27.â-The cruiser Charleston returned from her trial trip at 7 o'clock this morning. GOOD SENTSN0ES. Sas FitAxct'ico, Au-,'. 27.âEdwin R. Eaton and Felix O'Brien, convict* ed of juiy bribing, woro sentenced this morning to six and nino years respectively in tho state prison. THIS CHAEOE QUASHED, " Siocktox, Aug. 27;âContrary to general expectation, district attorney Whita appealed before justice of the pe;icc Swain at 9 o'clock this morning and asked lhat tho charge ngaiiiBt Justico Stephen J, Field, brought on oath uf Mrs. Terry, be dismissed. It wns su ordered and entered on tho records oftho court. 1USTUS WAKING UP. Toronto, Aug. 20.âErastuB Wiman will be invited to address a public meeting next mouth on commercial union. The address will bo given on tho day the farmers attend the fair. A BAG CASE, Toronto, Aug. 2b".âMrs. Elliott, a widow with soveral children is lying seriously ill 111 the genoral hospital trom the results, it is said, nf abortion performed by a man charged with betraying her. Since the death of her husband, a respectable mun, tho woman has been making a living by keeping a small store, and getting into trouble, appealed to hor deceiver to help her. From the results of the operations Bhe took sick und was removed to the hospital; her recovery ii doubtful. Mrs. Elliott has confessed to tho authorities, who havo her caso in hnnd. TI1R LATEST SCANDAL. Quebec, Aug. 2G.âA great sensation reigns in hic-h-toned socioty here just now. Tho story runs that at a recent danco in tho citadel, given by tho vice regal party in honor of the oflicers of the fleet, two lady guests moving iu the front miks openly quarrelled, aud ono of them so far for* got horself us to draw her hand aad slap hor rival in tho faco. They aro both married women, and probably the husbands wiU tako up the quarrel. Ouo of tho latter holds a high official position. SHIPPING RECiritOCD'Y. Toronto; Aug. 26. -Tho government organ's Ottawa correspondent Bays, "A recent order iu council requiring that a fee of fifty cents for each vessol for report intviu-ds, or clearance outwards, be exacted from vessels navigating the inland wut-ra of Canada, except vessels holding coasting licenses, evoked from the United States vossel owners the i.A cry of discrimination, und they havo actually gone so far as t.> nsk tho Wushtn*>toti authorities to make representations to the Cu* nnd Un government on thn subject of diactim ina tion. Tlioro h none becnuso if a British vessel refuses or neglects to take out a cotiiting license she is then subject to the samo charctB. The recent order, however, mised the wholo question of reciprocity in const- iu*-;. As tlio United Statos does not grunt coasting privileges to Canadian vessels hor ships cannot claim theso privileges in Canada, and, consequent* ly, cannot avail themselves of this order. It would bo absurd to suppose Canada should yive I lie United States ship owners privileges iu the waters of tho Dominion not secured iu equal propertioh'to Canadian ship bwnors in lho United States waters, Tho Canadian sovtii'timeut ii prepared at any moment to enter into negotiations with Washington for tho purposo of securing reciprocal coiistmg privileges. xtiOdf-s ron ALASKA. Washington, Aug. 25.â It is possiblo that a compnry or two of infantry from tlm military division of the Pacific will shortly bo detached for duly in Alaska. A number of the citizens of Sitka have petitioned the president' for a detachment of regulars for the protection of lifo and property in the torritaiy, and it, Ib understood that Secretary Proctor favors tho petition. There have been no troops in Alaska since 1872, whence they were withdrawn, after having beon located there in considerable forco from the dato of the purchase of tho territory in 180". General JofTorson Davis was tho first cniiiiiatiding officer ever ing establishments and tendered in part payment orders which he had already collected. A good deal of sympathy is expressed for him by those who do not consider him naturally crooked but rather that this is a break probably caused by drinking.âTime'*. Kootenai Mlati. The following extract from a letter sent from Spokane, in reference to the mines at Toad mountain speaks for it* self. "I have just returned from the mining district of Kootenay, and I pro* raised while at Victoria that I would write you a line before leaving for Australia. I have, as you know, been in many of the famed mining districts in Australia, New Zealand and California, and am a close aa well as a practical observer. 1 will give you my opinion of the Kootenay country. In the first place it presents rather an uninviting appearance on account of the rugged mountains, but those mountains are its wealth. Everything indicates that it ht>3 a great future. It has facilities for transit in its splendid lakes and rivera, and easy access to two great railway lines, which must bring it to lhe front rank of 'mining kings.1 I have soen the great Comstock, in Nevada, when it was thought much of, but whoso products havo astonished the world. I was in Nevada when Virginia City could huvo been bought almost for a sc ng. Men in those days doubted, nnd so you will find thom today. But I have no hesitation in saying, that tho indications, aud the present showing of the mineral lodes at Toad mountain, promise greater results than did the celebrated Comstock. Kootenuy only wants capital and oner- gy to make it the present wonder of the world; and from my experience in mining countries, it will not be long before there will be a rush to that section. There are already signs of activity and life. Soveral buildings are going up ut Nelson, which by the way is beautifully situated on the arm of Kooteuay lake; aud by its central position nud easy access, must grow to a city of considerable importance. Be foro long you will have railroads cen- terng there, and that there will bo banks, theatres and fine hotels, and all the auxiliaries betokening enterprise and thrift, there is to my mind no doubt.for the wealth is in its surroundings, aud with suoh a mighty lever it must rise." PERSONAL. T. H. Ladner, of the Delti, was iu the city to-day. T. A. Muir, drugget, returied from Viotoria to-day. G. A. Perrin returned to the capital this afternoon, via Vancouver. The many friends of Mr. A. Charleson will be glad to hear that he is able to attend to business again, after the severe illness whioh confined him to the house for several weeks. T. L. Graham and a couple of friends loft for tbe head of Pitt Lake this morning, and will live on the beauties of that enchanting region, speckled trout and grouse for a couple of weeks. LATE CANADIAN NEWS. Adolph Ritchot, nine years old, of St. Vitil, Man., was drowned while bathing in the Red river. The retirement of Col, Allan from the command of the Queen's Own Rifles, Toronto, is rumored. Arthur Hicks and Sarah White have been committed for trial at Toronto on a charge of poisoning James Hioks by means of arsenic placed in a dinner pail. R. F. Brown, of Montreal, for six yenrs mechanical superintendent of the C. P. R., bra left tbat company for superintendency of the Dominion Bridge Works. In the League championship match nt Cornwall, Ont., on Saturday, the Cornwalls won the first, second, third, fourth, sixth and seventh games, and tho Shramrocks tho fifth game. The championship laoroase matoh played nt Winnipeg on Saturday was won by the Wmnipegors, who took four games to Brandon's two. The Winnipeg and Ninetieths met for the champion match today, civic holiday The Empiro and Phoenix flouring mills of St. Catheiincs, Out., both owned by Sylvester JSeelou, were totally destroyed by fire last Friday. The Empiro mill was one of the finest and largest mills in tho count-y end orected only a few years ngo. It cost nearly $150,000. The total loss is over $200,00. The adjourned inquest in the celebrated Hicks poisoning ct-.se was re* sumed Friday night, the coroner sum* ming up veiy strongly against the pi.soners. Sirs, Northou, one of the pt'nciprl ftitnoaseis for the crown, fainted in court when an anonymous letter addressed b her was read by tho coroner, threatening her with death if she gave evidence against the female prisoner. The jury had not brought in their verdict at an ear ly hour Saturday morning. The English Papers Still Discuss the Behring Sea Seizures with Much Interest. Children Cryfor Pltcher'sCastorla EDMUND YATES' CABLE, London, Aug. 27,âThe Prince of Wales is hotter since lie went to Hamburg. Tho inflammation an 1 swelling in his leg havo gono down, u id hu has prudently followed a stricter regimen when thero. GREAT rORMALniES. â¢" If tho marriage tikes place between tho Princess Victoria of .Wai--a and tho hereditary Prince of H ilrenioko* Lavenburg, no official ann< uncemont is expected until after tho eiii-sgement is communicated to the king mu quson of Denmark, the Duke of Sa*- o-Ooburg- Gotha, the emperor and ci iprcBs of Russia and other distinguished relatives of the princess, ns the omission to acquaint those personage-] .of the betrothal of tho Princess Louise und Duke of Fife gave great ofl'ance and has been much resented. Prince Ern- ' est is a grand nephew of the queen, as his father waa the son ot her majesty's half sister, Princess Theodoro llohen- ' lohoe, who wns the dnughter of tho Duchess of Kent by her first marriage with the Princo ot Leilengen. Prince Ernest, who was born iu 18G3, ia nn only son and is heir to hit, father's titles. The family estates aro in Wur- temburg, Saxe-Cotu-g-GothaandPuut- ania. The family is very ancient, and its heads have been princes of the empire since 1704. the empre;:1 Frederick. The statement that the Empress Frederick ia uot coming to Scotland .' next month, and yet that thore is overy probability that sho will come to â England later in tho year, is inaccurate, tho empress having given up the proposed visit and will not be ngain in England for a long time. S-io goos to Greece early in October, proceeds to Athens nnd then to Naples, una intends to reside in Italy for several mouths. The explanations vouchsafed by the Emperor William at Osborno led the queen to chango hor views 0:1 the matters in disput-.; Inst year, and the Empress Frederic); is much annoyed and irritated at some advice re- - ceived from her majesty. The Princess of Wales will remain in Denmark ut ihe castle of Friedonabmij* for several weeks. Wlion she returns to England ahe will probably go to Scotland and visit tho Duke and Duchess of Fife either at Newmarket LÂ«di*e or nt Dull" Houso, Banfishirp. The queen has invited the Prinbuss AUx of llwue to spoud Home timo with btr during the nutumu. Princess -Briitrbe..likes having one of hor nieces with the queen, ns it isHnves hor In name ox- tent, of being obliged ',0 he nhraya with her majesty, and her husband and family aro now requir'ig .- cmewhat more of hor. dark doings. London, Aug. 27-âEffiut' are boing made to induce the gas mau to join the striking dock laborers, and thus plunge the city in darkness, GENERAL INDIGNATION. London, Aug. 20.âThe nows of tho fresh seizures in Behring Se., have renewed the discussion. Thi government organs, as already cable 1, strongly condemn the action of tl j United States and demand a cessatic a of these outrages upon the rights of British subjects. In opposition to Canadian indignation, tho Radical A'.'u, snys that Canadian feeling is naturall**- excited aud if this wholesale confisc. :iou continues the feeling is bound to grow- stronger. It Is a disgrace to -,wo civilized governments, like tho B -iiish and American, that a dangerous s ire should be kept open, simply for the want of an intelligent effoit tu heal it. These criticisms show that Britl h publio opinion is united %. don audiug a change. The press to-dny jt in in the demand. .TheDdtf*/News .jays that the United Stiles' claim is untenable. Lord Salisbury must obhin a prompt acceptance from the United States of tho reported offer of negotiations.' It recognizes tho justice of tho demand for a cessation of tho seizures and au early and serious attempt to settle the dispute. Public resentment will undoubtedly increase should the United States delay acceding to Lord Salisbury's reported offer. Police Court. (Before T. C. Atkinson,P. **!., nml I Mc- Tlornnn, J. P.,) Georgo, a Langley Indian, pleaded guilty to being drunk and, having an intoxicant in his possession. Sentence deferred. James Saul, a half btced, was found iu the swamp last night drunk and incapable. He wis allowed out this morning on depositing §5 bail, but failed tu show up nnd the nmount was forfeited. Harry, a Fott Rupert Indian, wns discovered on tho C. P, N. wharf nt 1 ei'olock this morning, helplessly drunk, and lying exposed to tho heavy ram nnd wind storm then in progress. But wind nnd weather, no mattor how Bovere, did not annoy Harry and he slept through it all r* pcucofully aud undisturbed ns if life hri bid farowell to his body. By hii sido lay two bottles of gin, also resting quietly. Cr.se remanded till to-morrow, Mamie Alton, Kate McCarthy, Mollie Hall and Dona Ames, all charged with keeping houses of ill-fame, pleaded guilty and woro fined $25 and costi each. â leesie Frank, Lizzie Brown and Nellie Bomell pleaded guilty of being inmates and wero fined 915 and costs each. Metesralsftflsil Beport fir Week Eitllig Ami. Mtfc, isst, VAX, MIN. HAllf. Sutulny C3.0 £1.11 0,-18 moihirv 00.0 ao Tuosdiiy 74.0 C3.0 Wednesday Sl.O Ctt.0 Thursdny -. 7*0 ES0 Friday tlftO £9,0 0.E3 Saturday GJ.0 CO Clonr, cloudy, llf-ht rnlns, A. PKr,LE,capt'ii, UAIIY BRITISH OOitJAtBIAN, *fEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0., ATOtfST 27, 1889. THE DAILY COLUMBIAN -KJBXXTt-mxzrr bbotbhibb, At tn«lr Blum Prlntln. Establishment, Ooltu*-bla Street. BT MAIL: For 11 month......â¢..â¢... *8 00 : â¢ month.. tit I ror I ' S month. ....â« 2. 36 DELIVERED IN THB OITY: For 13. month.................... 110 00 For t month.. 0 36 Per month........ â¢. 00 F.rwwt.............. â,...â.. ~ as Foment ln nil oiin« (eie.pt for weekly rnte) to be made tu *4v*u>M. THE WEEKLY COLUMBIAN Isnod eierr Weine-Jtor Heralnt. Delivered ln the City, per je.r.â 03.00 If ailed, per year. 2.00 Mailed, 8 months... .... 1.26 fail*) -British Colombian TaeMUy ETealng, Annul It. in.. The petition re railway -nutters presented to tlie city council last night by a goodly contingent of the ratepayers is an excellent thing in it. irayâat least we should imagine its "substantial essence" double-distilled would be a very good thing: a sort of antidote to the "elixir of life," whioh, hypodermically pumped into the Southern Bailway enterprise, for instance, would induce profound and everlasting coma, or, more correctly, perhaps, put a full stop to that undertaking so far as Westminster's interest in it is concerned. We freely admit that there are some excellent ideas in the document, for oxample, the provision that the right-of-way, fire water lots, Lytton square, and 100 aores of land on Lulu Island be leased to the railway company at a nominal rate, to revert to the city at any time in the future that the company may fail in construction or operation of tiie nnd. This would constitute a dead certain forfeit, which would be of more value to tlie city in case of future possible failure by the company in any respect than the best of bonds. Clauses five, six and seven of the petition are good clauses, and as to olause one we shall reserve comment until further looking into the matter. But aa to clauses threo and four, providing for the payment of the bonusâ$50,000- when tho road, with all connections and wo.-ks pertaining to this city and Luln Island, has been completed, and the remaining $100,000 when connection has been made with Seattle, Tacoma, or Fortlandâthey are, obviously, unnecessarily extreme measures to insist upon, when all tho tacts are considered. When the company shall have completed their line to Whatcom and all their works called for in this city and on Lulu Island and a ferry across the main river and a bridge to Lulu Island, it does not require to be stated that they will have expended many times more than the full amount of the bonus, and may with all safety be paid the same by the city; for the railway company will then bo equally interested with 'the city in securing and expediting the further connection desired. Moreover, tho city will, if the suggestion of the petitioners' noted above is carried out, hold a very satisfactory bond ns welt for the completion of the road to connection with one of the American cities mentioned. Even, assuming, which is not reasonably sup- posable, that the Amorioan extension should fail to be built after the road had been completed to Whatcom, with all the other works involved, the city would receive over and above actual value for its $150,- 000: so that any insistence on the manner of paying the bonus as urged by the petitioners would amount to mere whimsicality. It will be noticed in their introductory clause that the petitioners have chosen to take new ground altogether on the bridge question and repudiate the additional bonus of $100,000 which it has been conceded from the first would have to be voted forthe bridge over the main river, if a bridge were built instead of a ferry, or when it should be constructed to replace the ferry. With respect to this coup we would say: By all means, brethren, get "the earth," if you can, and as cheap as you can, but do not let us grasp at too muoh or we may lose all. If we have changed our minds now, and don't want either the railway or bridge, why we might as well say so straight, and not waste any time in frec/mg the enterprise out. But we beliive that a reasonable by-law and agri oment, ombracing some of the peti lioners' suggestions, and some Eoil'Is whioh the petitioners over- okad, should be drafted and sub- mi tied to the ratepayers at the earliest opportunity. Sixty rate- Syers signed tho petition. We not believe that all of those agreed with all its clauses (perhaps some did not road the document carefully). There are over six hundred civio voters on the list. Lat tha people say whether they want ths railway and the bridge, or not, An American naval officer, whose penonal experience of China and Oorea has been considerable, has undertaken to publish some very absolute and sweeping statements concerning the laok of results from the Christian missions in those countries. He says that it has been before stated, and he fully concurs in the belief, that there is not a Chinese convert to Christianity of sound mind to-day within the entire extent of China, and that the only result hu been to render the missionaries ud the religion whioh they teach ridiculous, in the, eyes, of the upper or mandarin class at least, The missionaries in China, declares this over-posltivo young lieutenant, are viewed by the educated and higher cute Chinese in . muoh the same light as the Salvation Army is regarded in America, and their inrlu- tnce ii nil Thii is attributed partly to tbe alleged bot that the mil* sionaries have committed the error of learning the cpblio dialect instead of tbo more polished and elegant speech of the mandarins, and that they do all their preaching, writing and teaching in the vulgar tongue, which is despised by the upper classes. These sweeping strictures of an evidently unsympathetic critic will not bo accepted by any impartial person without several grains of allowance, although thoro would appear to be a ground of deplorable truth behind them in tho admitted fact that Chinese mission work is not an unqualified success, A very fair apologist for the missionaries, while admitting that their teachings have made very little impression upon the Chinese, and that, while many of them aro ready with lip service, the genuineness of their conversion is to be questioned, states that the reason missions do not succeed is not that tho missionaries have learned the coolie dialect instead of the mandarin language, for many of the missionaries, he says, speak and writo classical Chinese as well as the educated Chinese themselves, The reason, he adds, lies far deeper than that, and it is found in the overwhelming pride and conceit of a race wliich dates its civilization, such as it is, from a period throo thousand years before the Christian era, and which deems western civilization and western nations as but things of yesterday. It comes from that race feeling which makes tho humblest coolie look upon overy nation but his own as outside barbarians, and whioh teaohes him to despise everything* whioh has not had its origin and development in China. There is but one way to convert the empire of China to Christianity, concludes the writer, and that is to civilize it first. As s::n as one or more foreign nations can succeed in convincing tho people of China that their fancied wisdom is gross ignorance, and that their civilization is but one remove from barbarism, the missionaries may have a chance, but not until then. An appeal must first be' mado to the practical and material senti- ment of the people, before an assault is made upon their ethical side, if they possess any. Railroads and telegraphs and the thousand auxiliaries of our civilization must be called into service before there can be any hope of converting the Chinese; for until this is done, the sowers only sow the seed on stony ground. The above muy all bo so, and yet the missionary is not warranted in throwing up tho spongo, nor will he, if ho is true to his commission, whicli commands, "Uo ye into all the world;" but guarantees nothing about results, or apparent results. Children Cr-ifor Pitcher's Castoria Notice of Dissolution. NOTICE IS HEREBY UIVEN THAT . tliopurtnershlpheretoIoresalAlstlni,' between us, the undersigned, as nimni'r- under the Arm name ol Albert J. lllll A: Co., lias been this day dissolved by mutual couseut. All debts owing lo tlie snld â¢mi'tnerslilp ure to be paid to A. C. Bry- uone-Jnok, of NewWesttnlnster.SollcltO!', und all claims ngiiinet. Uio snld partnership nro to bc presented In tlie snid A. C. Ili'.vdono-.lack, by whom the sumo will bo settled. Tlie engineering und surveying depnrtmenl. of the firm will bo continued by Albert J. Hill and tlio commission agencies by Herbert G. Ross. Dtttod ftt New Westminster tho seventeenth day of August, 1889. ALBERT J I Removal Sale! OP BOOTS & SHOES AS I INTEND MCIV1NO NEXT DOOR Id Oil)' llnluiry, 1 will oiler for tlie ik nt il.'leeu duys, 16 PER CENT. OFF On nit cash purclinscs. A. II. W1NTKMUTE, Sliin of, nc "UuiUlo." Now Wesl., July 27, ISS'J. dw'12Tto 0. E. WOODS A. C. GAMBLE Iaho Susan-'. Notary Public. Woods-iTansrft-BaaDlo LAND SURVEYORS, [|WWfttfUB!i AND CO-NV1-IYANCER& AOBNTS FOB rmvâi io v,'< itemorTo.iHiM.Tii--mt- i , ruaC*^ofl*.*uUpi'iai.<l Tlio d.ii- Lit â 'I iiu Mo7 York Life Intinnnfifi Co. ACCiOHSV-T, .uT. .:v-j'lui'.-,'«i*Hartfonl Ij - tn'»iu*vr-*-'â¢*."- ns l.lts'-rnriqtatta'lwS- cu ".i'i" â¢! ni .mil'!*** t.'...'ilij.it. (Mi v I'iMl Milii". I'i-h Ij.'IH I Hir Snle. V/' i Ml *.; .,,,'!! i -HI -'Cl-l nil* no. mMr If'-rMtngl-aaili' Imwoveil nutt uuini- -.iI'llVi' ', Mil iill''. ') it A lli.tllLl. Ml.) iii guild 0-...CV b.oi-l*. uDUght ami sold. Money to Loan on flrat mortgage a I low rat***. Tki.ki- ihin f. O' i... No. 33. I'.O.DrtwiHW. W00118, TUKNBK& GAMBLE- Orrtei, Eluho'I Blook, â¢ Columbia Street NKW WKHTHJNHTKK. dlD.lt Mb) Look! Look! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! We nro now nble to offer tlio Lai-gent und ImportedTweeds Worsteds. Beavers, Mel- tons, Fancy Striped Partings, Overcoatings, &c. just arrived. The only way to form any any Idea of Llio quantity and quality of theso Gnodu la to eall and look, whether you want anything or nob Come and be satisfied. BEGGS~eVHEARD. Leadlng Merchant Tailors, 1 Door West of Dloklnion'. Butcher Bliop, dmhlyl SJ OOLUMBIA BTBBBT. VOLUME VH.âNO, '0. Public. â¢P. O. E03= 21' -rolopJaera-o *CTo. ©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. TVT j~» TvT Tr*. - /Tj- T r. i TVT IW'fe<»,vl* D0 N0T SPECULATE OURSELVES, but jdv- onr ens- 1VIONE1Y TO LlOAN. â "â §***» lomem lho lionoiit of nil uur Hpboinl bnigaiti-i. COLONIAL HOTEL BUILDING, NEW WESTMINSTER. OFFICES â -.=======_=_- 176 CORDOVA ST. VANCOUVER. 51 YATE33 CT, VICTORIA. [SUCCESSOR TO D. Mcl'HADEN) DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FIRST-CLASS Groceries and Provisions up mi -mi mm --> tSSi- ms <â > Coffees Roasted and Ground on the Pi-cniisus. Fine Teas a Specialty, -COLUMBIA STREET- umw If Foundry raw IBM liliS (x.i*M:i*r**3iD i Engineers, Boiler Makers', and Iron anil Brass Founders EA AVING GREATLY INCREASED Tlliail PREMISES AND SlACHIN- nro in ;v position tu uudoi tulio tlio nonstruotton nnd repairs nf "fliii'iiie I Ntiiiloiiai'y finr-li.es uml Boilers, Milling, Minim; uml Cannery rHncl'ttlClT. o.- ivell us Castings anil Foi'gingg of every description. ilstimatcs given; D. CARTMEL, Gb ikral Manager, all win-It guaranteed. A. [WcKELVIE, dmllTto Mi:illlA3'HAl, Maxaokk. TO CONTRACTORS WHOLE ANDSEPABATETENDERS will be rocoivtid by thoiindurrib'ticd up mil p.m. o( TitrMliij', llril H-'iH-'iiitH'!', for the erect Inn of throe blocks <;f M-mi- (Jctiiclicri two-story dwrlllti'-'R on lots 1,2 and :i, .-luck .'11, Unytil nvenno. Plftus nnd B|>ee!iic*vtlons tit my oflice. Tho lowest or nny lender not iieceKStivily accepted. Ci. W. QUANT. Ai'-'lfiloet, Wi'Minliistcr. AiiK'-M.ltf!). d<v:Hd w I'll Si uitk ] I'' VOU WANT TO ENJOY A GOOD CIGAll, ASKEOKIUE BRITISH LION HENRY LEE, out*,, MAINLAND. flTThoy aro not only made' of tbo Choicest ToIm'TO Init thoy nro of llohit- Al'iimf swim'*', and should bo patronized b all good oituons, WM. TIETJEN, Manufacturer, I/OLBKOOi; DI11L01XG, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. dwl7noly Auction Sale! A BAM! IIV l'III',l,lfl.M'OI"O.N-|)KTIIE il - l noil I'or-nnnl Ksi I llm late 111 1 , |- ,.'. 'lrl-.--.-r-, «â¢â i 1,0 ln-lil:,I In., i ,-. .' . AL lWTi:iâ New 'Vestniln- Saturday, August 31,1889, A! :â '! o'clock p. iiâ by A.*M.Xrlmon A - 'li'fi*. -.lir-'i tlio tojlowlntj vnim Dl( ,< vwlll tie nold wlilioiu rewrvctc TttnjraâTon por oenh down ami llicr mniiiili i']n it'll dny:, froin d.-toof Kale, CITY l'UOlMiUTY. :vrrrâcwxisa fret, to- U.INd HOUSE und Ibe ii -iUloncj of the -Mi ivt^'iK-i' Hijuiue -Murcii-uiiii' ( i piled und DISTRICT PROPERTY. mill.--id ; In fenced ou two* tle-i mid foi'" :< "'.' .il purposipHc.'mii" t. 'i.-.-iur- puvi â ( i.-i.-y lnnd In tlininiivliuc. E. â '. or li. A<> r Soc. 8iTownrtilp8ibeingU rollnltnv'd h byimllomlonallii con* lull i I iii'-.-e-- nnd linvlni* e'-mt jn p h itntter fence, n tlvfitllnn houso â â ed undos**ol- W.UtOt li. y o!f-.c.':,, Tofrtwhlrtfl, being i< nllTo in tf'dili byl mile In loo-Jo; eontalnliig IflOnerostlmbbrod bind; noil Hrat-clflM *iiwiUly. N. E. I' ftt o. 'â ' tb Group l; coiiftilnlnB -in ncv"' -it1" '*ed Icod i; m :l!<*mn-Mi-oin O.P.T. nnd:a miles fiom E'oM Moody, PORT MOODY TOWN PROPERTY. Sub-irvHlonHoi* Lot.MI-Group I (Murray Frnei'ioiml Lots 2 A Jl, Block 9 Full " 12,18* M, " 2. Krncllonnl " 0, " fit hnlf rcniili-ed hy G. V. It. [not nettled foi'l. Full Lot 7, lllook 8. * " *' 13, " 6. Hiib-dlvlHlons of I,*>t 202, Gl'OlipT (Clark Proporty). r.oi8;:i,i2 â¢il* li. Block2, " us* fi. i look 0) required by tv. /Mt, [nbuettlod for]. Hiib-d'vi'doils nf Lot 208, Group I (Ilciivcn 1 ojioi 'i',1 Lot j IH -ft WÂ» Blook Mi PERSONAL PROPERTY. lHrnse, itnriKHH, nii.:-'v, CtUtotVftndillo A [!rlu]f,.lowolrytHliol*riuii( tuihe Pur- nlltire, Hnriteon'.s chnir, Instriim. nf--, Di'liva, Medicines, Medloul Hooks*0. J. A, HOUINHi IN, d|lyl«d Jlxecutor. TENDERS QEPAII.VTE TENDKKS AUE C.U.r.Kl) O r.n- lho eoiisii-ncllon »( (lie SUItliKV 1'YKE, Flood (lutes, nnd ull work In l-oii- n eel Ion liierewltb. Tender:' will be received np tn AuctiBl .'list,ntl o'olookp, in., nnd plans und spi-elllruliou!* maybe sfion.iiflt'.'Aitan-il IStli.at Iheresldi'iieenf Ueeve I'liiieb, Biowiisvllle where hbink forms for lender muy lie nbluliicd. The lowest or nuv lender not lieeeHinrlly mjcepied. Uv order. HF.NltV'i'.TllUIFT.r.M.o. RiU rev, July il(|, ISStl. Jjlllidldwl Corbett & Kennedy, mam; 'Tui!r.nB op TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON -WJLJ3, na. wi:itsTi:ifs laocii (UP-STATltS), FnOKl StuKI'T, KbV WKfiTJUKSTEtl, HAVING .HIST OPENED IN TIIE J .JL nbove llm-, yciespi'i'lfully solicit it fjhnro of the irnde, nml trust oyenreful IO meril lln> (iutiic. Eqieilonevd work- nieii; siiiltf-n-iioii Kiin.-.uiteed. Est ImiUfsf iini isliidfi.i-tialvniilwil Iron Cornice, Hcndlm:, I'lumii'ie.', Gn-'-attlnj*', Hleain ami Mol Wain- lUiilinf.',ftp. **â «â¢ Enlrniiee lo premises on Mary .St., In-rear of llankot B.O. dwmhfitu Parties fating S| IN THIS EXHIBITION BUILDING Mllfll mnko It known to the Secretary At an Early Date,. T. R. PEARSON, dwnuSOml siaa'R*ff*,x'-A.*R"T*rr. uprlnicnt of Publio Works, FRASER R1VERJMPR0VEMEHT Notico to Contractors. SKAIjKH TENDERS, ODdOMOd "Tender for FiitKer Itiver V/ii.l'i," will bo recoived by the iiHdersl*jni d up lo noon of Thur;day, the 2£j|h Instant, for certain worlt-i nt the inonlb at llio Frnsir iliver. Hpccmentions, lncludln;; nindillun of lender,drawli-k* and condl ions of contract, eun bo toon hi llio Vest Oflloe, Now Westminister, and at thin oflloe on mid aflrr the'â â â .( Illiiliilll. Tenders must he mndo nut on tlio forms supplied. The lowest or tiny lender not lieootwarlly nccepted. F. C. GAM I 1,1'], Kcsldi:!! Kii'thn'i' Jienl.of Piildlo Works, Victoria, 11. C.-Jlth August, 18SH. iiftuaato ItTOTXCB. NOTICE lft HEREBY OIVEN THAT lio days after dato l Intend .Applying totho Chief Commissioner of Lauds und Works for permission to lease the follow- iiH* described lands: 1. Commencing ntn post ou Vnlde** Island, on the north Bldo of the unsurveyed elmnncl, rnniilng thenco north 40 chains; west U0 chains, to comer of Loumv ft Kyle's timber eltilm; Guinea west tllong thcSrllno 00 chains: *onth SO ohnlns, to shore; thence following shore to point of commencement, 2. CommencliiK at n post on Values* Island, on tho soutli side of lho nnsurveyed chnnnol, opposite u channel known as Holo In tho Wall, running thence south "Ochains: west 20 chains; south'Jt) chulns; west 100chnlns; north M) chains, to snore; thenco along tbo shore to point of commencement. .1. Ci.mmi'iiclnj*nlu post. 4flchalnseast' nf Jndlnn Reserve mi Humsny Arm; tlieneo South EOcbalns; oust K0chains; norlh 20 chains; cantKOchalns; north lOohalns; enst 100 chnlns; north W) chnlns; west Kit) chnlns; soutli 10chains; wo»t BOchfiliisj jioulhl.Mi'li.'ilns; west Xll chid ns; soiiiti ."ill chnlns, to plnco of commoncomonl, 4, Commencing at post 13 chulns fnnu south-west corner of post, of tho Motiijy- vllloHuw Mill Co.'s llmlls, at thoheiulW Mitlaspiua Into!; tlieneo south 20 ehalns; west 40 chains; soutli 40 ohnlns; cast R0 oli'iiR- norlh 4llchains;eaIt70Olininsinortii GO olinlns; west (l'i chains; south 40 oliiiiiis; wostW chains, Io placo of commence* innnt. HENHY V. EHMONIH Now Westmlustxir, 16th Aug,, 1880, dauSlml Corner Columbia and Blac!;:o Streets, OPP. C. V, 11. STATION, iieral fineries i fiiiiii Irctaiit 83 El ____ 3S â¬3 -a? Si ____> Teas, Cofifees, Spices, Butter, Eggs, Ciieesc: Dried Meatra, Canned Goods, Fruits and Confectionery. I**-*** fe. ii %_._ -^ [j f,,.lQ) ." [^n-5^ m. ..-_..-..__,-..-_.*-,..._._*-, JUST RECEIVED, A GAIMjOAII) of elljBiceCoil-spriiig.iIclaiigWaii MM 'MJ 8E3- ©a', @ MS *f*^ DUPLEX, HANDY, BRADLEY & OTHER Democrat mid Express "Wagons! i;-.':" The Bc.rA nml Chea|*est Rigs ever offered for sale in British Columbia.' .. 'y ,-.,,,.:,â .£-:*"ioii.c!!. $§3 'T..:'xj.:]'*jc'Jl<F!>.i â J"G"SrJ:' .A."RE,I"vr.TIlID- Get Our Prices Before Purchasing. if Largo Stock Just Rweil fat ,»GBStriolcSa^d'& NEW W !"£Srr M I N SI': : â ',', B, C Dpitpna iiiil J M UilOftl MEAT IfflET, (Joliimbiii Slirc.l, Xow Wcstniliiijtci'. VAN VQLKENBURGH BROS. Wholesale and Retail Butchers. MEAT PI7KVEYOBS IN CSGNEKiUJ, I'ltEHli AKB CORKED MEATS ALWAYS ON IIAKII. Jai'S[K'cinl linta uniiLeil foi- llm shipping iiailc. l-'nniily ordors striotly nttondoil to. Hotels v.'ill llml it tn tliolr Intoreat to placo lliolr orclora with tlio nbovo lirm. â i:<n.,iy LONDON MARKET Front Street, New Westminster. MANAHAN & REICHENBAOH, DEALERS !^S ALL KINDS OF FRESH I SALT MEAT limns, liiu-Mi, SniiHi-;!', llologniis, Ud', COH-1IVIERCIAL PRINTING, Tim Coi.ujiuiak Puistiot KaTABtiBiiMiiU'i' lins "rsli-qlatu Inolutloa for nil kimln ot Oommci-oini i?rlhtliig, Bill Itnails Loiter Huiids, Circulars. Cards, Envelopes, Blank Forms of ovbry dosoription, Posters, Doilgors, Prioe Lists, ko. IMooS will lin found nn low ns nt anj* other ofllcn where (irst-olnss work is done, .a wn heap Cooking Stoves & Ranges! DON'T FORGET THI! ADMiESSi fe i Ho !S.,ii Tttonnci Muiii St., fa Witibtw 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 Wclminster prices. dwnoiyi THIS Sl'AOE BELONCJS TO T. READ & CO. HAW)WARE MEHCIIANTS. The NEW WESTMINSTER Front St., New Westminster, 15. C. Xi'SJl._T.-J!.'_i.:-i.XS,. 3E1033:SSE5,'3* T_,_Ht_.-^_X,r,. l_-.:__:T-U--:._,3:XT2-__-_l& Ol-' STEAM EÂ»E8, SAW MILL, FISH CANNERY vtinieiiiiTiiiiAi, -t am, ujxi-.s «Â«â¢- RiACiiisEia. Brass and Iron Castings made to Ordor. ItEPllMIIO DGH[ WITH lifATNfSS AKC DISPATCH. P. 8.âAll orden, from tho npnor country promptly nttendod to. ,1,1-n.illii'l Front, SiiYi'L Bfciv Westmiiislei EXTRA FAMILY BLANKETS, flannels, worsteds k all kinds of Woolon Goods l.'!'2AP¥«MADS'] CfiOTmXG. 227 The only House on the Mainland which keeps the Manufactures of the Neu- Westminster Woolen Mills. Patronize Home Industry, dmhjotc CITY i tCllIIE Jllllin RICHARD STREET, WEW WESTMINSTER. MAXUl'AITIt'llllliil Alii, lli:ALEn8 IN IlisofSiiiiillliWBiliir Ehiaa-les, Shakes, laths, Pickets, SALiM BOXES, NET FLOATS, TRAYS. AÂ»E J_._Z.-__, ZJZXTlTTZim OTT Wood Furnishing for Oannerios. Dooi'^- rramwis- Windows, Moul'linp. BalHstiBi's, Bi'sicfectS' giy- WcwcSf-i, PLAIN AND Bim AND AU. KINDS OF TURNE WORK. -__*J*.mXXXO-K.JA.T3X.T_l DRESSMAKING At MISS .IKJiSlJiWH', (Latb ok England) Corner of Clmrcli nml Oolnmbiii MtivnlK, NKW WEBTMINSTBB, â MCHiitliifiiotroiiKUiinuitc'Kl. ihi/'/Vtr W. BREDEMEYER, Ml PH, {hnto I'mlnorof .loiiii MoVJoltcrJ MININHKNOINRRIl. I'.H. A I'UOVIN- OIAIjHUHVKVOU,* ABSAYI1K, Masonic ThmW'M IH.ohk, Vancouvbh, in-! I. Col, R-'.>"I:i'llniil(i roporlii, tinili'ii'i'miiiii nur* vnvnniiil iiiiiiiHtif initio*- oxccnltitl nl. lim I'oios, Ausnyi tmiil'irm nil klntlHof tnln* oralHiBolilmiil silvi-r hats, l'hlvly yonra' ii*t|iC]'loiico In minim,' In AhIii, lOiiropn iiiitl Unliuil si ii ton of Ainci'lini. Hiioitlt'1 ton lanii.1111-roii, Ahhuj'h from 11 tllNtnuoo proiiintlyiilUiuilotl to. AiUlri'NH Viincoli* ver, B.O- udolTto WANTED. ONE THOUSAND O0RD9 C>',) lltilt*!, (onr to Bt-vonlr.-ii feci lm TO PURCHASERS. â¢I-IIK LIS I'l-ND'-l.Vt. II -.111) IIY I nnipi'.-iy Ly l.-ola nml Ool 1,1,131.. it. Cull lins hi'i'ii vmii.vnl. ilniil.lo 31 lis. EMMA QOI I . PALACE RESTAURANT Ol'l'OSl'l'H C.l'.N.AVIIAIll'', Front Stroot, Now Westminstor. oi'i: ua, iMiMi.m. Oysters sorvril In nviry Btylo, A cull i,i,lii'i II WlUifAMK- A CO., iljlyillmi 1'roprk'iors, VOtUME VI1.--NO. 41). DAILY BlUl'tSH COLUMBIAN, SEW WESTMINSTER, B, 0â AtjaUSt % 1889, 'i SUCCESS IN ?-MARRIAGE. fttolai Tho Sensible Views of an Bx- tromoly Sensible Woman. â .â "I'.HIiiiiS About tlio SÂ«cr«ta ot' » FoiToct Homo Liro â Tlm Sclomstl or ('nod .' ,,u.'.*'-Jt(!('nIii*; âUow to I.;-iii' tliu Unpleasant Things of I.:fu- On Lho much mooted question, "Is Mar- l'liigo ti Failure?" a lady writes to the Chica- 1*0 Inter Ocean some remarks so sensible tlmt, wo can not but quoto them for tlio I; beuolltqif our readers: A woman makes a failure of marriage n u loss alioinukos an effort to do a great deal more tlian is implied in Uer marriage contract. It is supposed that tho husband supplies the material for the homo, and they uro very raw materials indeed unless Uio wiro takes hold of thoso moans with the'handof a^creator, building up outof thom helps and associations loved and needed by both, And a woman must put her soul into her house, or It is a hollow and sounding shell, - a As high ns wo must rato tho accomplishment of'(ood housekeeping, it is not all in llio innkiug of a home. I know a lady who was a marked failure aB a housekeeper who was the idol of her husband, and who (Tt'iiduatcd to tho world n family of accomplished and honored children. And there aro women who in pain and weakness aro con- ilnod to thoir own rooms, yot who manage to hold tho powor in an orderly houao and fill it full of lovo-light and happiness sufli- fient for tho comfort of aU who cross its threshold. It is tho quality ot recognizing and filling need thnt is tho essential qunlity ot succoss in marriage. Practically, if a man comes homo from businoss with a hoadaclio, hungry for a bit of sympathy and lovo, and a (rood deal of quiet, and finds his wifo in a raging excitement over an elaborate dinner, uud is ordered to keep out of tho way and amr.se tlio children till the groat proceeding is culminated- ho is nbout as unfortunate as tlio man who brings a collego friend home to dinner and finds his wifo In wrapper and sllppora deep in a French novel. But tho womtiinvho spies tlio coming friend from the window slides outof her wrapper in a twinkle nnd nppcArs upon tho scono in duo timo with a soul-chooriug oup of Fronch coffee, is tho woman who makes her hus* band envied among men. - â¢ -. Unfortunately women havo hobbies, and rido and ride aud never perceive that thoy aro boring their companions to death. Thoro aro men who would go to war to bo rid of paper flowers, hair flowers, rugs, tidies and what not; and thoro aro men who think i.it and music aro inventions of tho evil one to make people miserable. Any one, any- Where, who cultivates a hobby at the ex* ponso of other people's comfort is making a failure of1 life; but truo politeness of lho â¢heart between friend aud friend, man nnd wife, will obviate tho danger of overdone amusements. -;â **. Ill-, easier to forgive virtuous excess of acid, audit is mostly excess of zeal forei*- collonco of some kind that causes somo worn- ii to bo more exclusively Housewives Uian wives of men. The greatest charity filiou I ho extended to a woman who makes her liouse so perfect iu detail nud polished in appearance that her friends go intq it wlih fear und trembling, for she is afflict' ed with a virtuous steal, and has only over di'uwti n very good tiling. EouHokoepin*. has its fanatics and martyrs as woll as auj other good causo. â â .ijj But housekeeping conduoted asa means of happiness aud comfort, either in a cabhl or u palaco, is a scienco that no wifo can negleot if ehe wishes to sustain tho law oi mutual lie!;iftilness In marriage, â¢A wile expects tier husband upon mar- ri;':-- '.i begin a course of toiling for he: support wiiliout remission or nnysuspen- simi ;.f responsibility, and why ahould he not t: poet hor to aspire to tho greatest oxcollonoe in home-making! Just here ia where tlio wedge of dissolution frequently enters. A woman fails to givo as mueh as Bhe receivesâ that is, sho works from compulsion more than from a desire to keep up her aide uf the partnership with dignity and grace. . * Bin ouo says: "I work all the time; I worl; like a bIivvo." Yos, my dear, you do work like n bIuvcâjust liko a slave, and not liko u responsible being seeking an ond and not the means. You have braided little Eva's dress upand down and allovcr, whieh does not help little Eva, nnd your husband would hnvo appreciated you moro had you spent your evoningB with folded hands and happy faco in your rocking-chair by his side. You spend hours of timo on unnecessary things nnd forget the essentials of your partnership, which is to evolve as much peace and comfort as possible out of your (materials. The science of good housekeeping in these days, whon wo can buy so many conveniences, Is not bo much superiority in auy onn thing as a general excellence in every thing. "Wo do not need cooking- .m-1ioo1b for girls bo much as schools where nil branches of home-making are taught, In order to preserve tho balance of usefulness in tho girl's mind. A man docs not want to marry a chef do cuisine, and It is no won* tier tho papers make fun of cooking-schools. To learn ouo department of housekeeping to tlio neglect of overy thing elso is ruinous. If a woman is to marry, tlioro is nothing so much to bo valued as good health and good senso and a very loving heart, and 'then it wid follow that she will adapt her* nclftotho calls upon her ability. When a Woman marries for a lifcof ease and doesn't get it, there is certainly no remedy in her case so long as she forgets that life is a struggle auywhero, and feels that sho should bo excused from helping to carry Hie burdens of those by whom she maybe Bur rounded. The mutual bearanco and forbearance of life is as greatly the secret of happiness in murringo ns in any thing else. Wo have to tolcrttto unpleasant tilings in our companions in tiny relations of life, and why try to build up a law of marriago in any othor way* Ciu's Run wltli Sails. A Washington coiTespondentof the Philadelphia Telegraph was recently looking Bt some models lu the National Museum of ourl u 'cunt ufi/idin tho oarly days of railroad ** In l hia country, whon Mr. Watkins, tht . 'i Un-, pointed out one particular ono tm1.. i-i tmuiBtnndBall. Experiments with i h cars woro made on tho Baltimore & ( b oroad and on tlio Mouth Carolina road. I was thou a serious question whcthortlie inotlvo power on railroads would bo sail, jiorsa or stenin. Tho Btonm locomotivo wis- still lookod upon ns au experiment. Rail ears aro used to-day on a guano rail- nn ti ou the Island or v!alden, ln tho soutli Pacific. They aro, in fact, used nearer hniiin than that, for railroadmen at Bar* noj'nt beach, when tlio wind is favorable, frequently vide over tho road on construction cnrs-sloop-rlgged. "Tho wind h no a gootl deal to do with railroading evon to-day-"' Mr. Watkins said. If you go to tho binuiuof intelligence atthe Broad Btreet itation, Philadelphia, and ask whether somo train, say from Now York, Ib likely to bo on time, you limy bo informed that itls likely to bo four or ilvo minutes late, because thero is a si rong wind from tho west. Winds make connklernblo difference In the running time of trains. Wild Hogs In Florida; -*â ** B Speaking of tho wild hogs of Florida, ft correspondent of tho Providence Journal says; Tho hogs are tho fiercest creatures in tho wilds of Florida, and whoa assailed boldly attack any thing from a cougar to an alligator. Thoy display none of tho fear of tho saurian which their domestic con- gonei'B do, and, though thoy avoid his cavernous mouth as muoh as possible, yet they will not hesitate a moment to charge him on dry land, and tho probability is thnt not n shred of him, oxcept tho liido and skull, ts visible half an hour afterward. Thoy uro by far tho most dangerous foo a hunter can encounter tn the wilderness, because, if ho takes to a tree, thoy are aitro to range themselves around ita base and remain tlioro for bourB, or until compelled by hunger to start In soarch of pabulum. Even thon tlio old tuskers soom loath to loave, nud grunt tholr rago and chump thoir .-...'iinilng Jaws at tho fugitive, whilo their iiKilieimis littlo eyes fairly enap with oxprcsslonsof ferocity, A WASTE OF EGGS, holy Atlvoatiiro Which l.o.fan it Couplo of Selfish ruBBohgora, Hallway pigs do not, always seeun- happt- .noss for themselves by malting their follow pasBongors comfortable, writes a Boston pondent. A friend of your corro- sportdent chanced to witness a molaucholy adventurr! whii'li befell two of the breed on aBuburbnn train the othor day. Pig No. 1 was unjustifiably occupying two seats while other;.' .-[ilo were compelled to stand for want of Milling room. To koop life sec- oiul place nt his sido ho had deposited ttioro- [oria good-sized paper bag full of something. 11 drew up at a station on iti way into town aud pig No. 3 entered the ear with Pig No. 1 was a selfish pig, whoreits pig No. s was an aggressive pig. Hoth varlol ies arc only too familiar. Now ensued a tragedy ih one aot Pig No. 3 mado his wny aUaig tho aisle until he camo to tho bench occupied by pig No, 1 for the a'ceom- modiitimi of himself aud his paper bug. |Theu he paused aud glared. Doubtless If lu> had asked pig No. Ito romovo tho offending parcclnnd make room for him, pig No. 1 would have acquiesced and all would havo been peaceful nnd lovely. Pig No. 2, hownv or, diit not ohooso to mako any such pulilo request. Ho simply spread his coal-tails and vtn upon the paper bag with llm ponderous emphasis of about 180 pounds avoirdupois. Bqunsht Pigs Nos. 1 und 3 [leaped to their toot simultaneously. Ontho lountonanco of tho former wus tin expression of pardonable linger, on tliat of tlio .latter woro written emotions of horror und alarm. At tho aamo timo llio passengers nearby observed that pig No. 3 waa liter- lally covered as to bis roar with u fluid of [chrome yellow tint, which trlcklod down tho logs of his trousers to tho floor. Tiio sent he had so suddenly vueated was a puddle of tho same. "Sir!" exclaimed pig No. 1, wrathfully, how dare yon smash my eggs)" -â¢Jackass J" replied pig No. 3, with equal heat, "what do you mean by setting a trap with your Infernal hen fruit for decent peoplo to sit down upon!" "Two dozen and a half, frosh laid," said pig No. 1. "I'll thank you to pay mo for "hem." "A brand now pair of fourteen dollar pantaloons," rejoined pig No. 3. ''Replace '.hem or light.." It was tho brakeman who interfered and put an untimely stop to what promised to bo an minimally interesting scrimmage. And nt the lust view lho writer's friend :. i â the combatants, as the train came to t;.. : ;â¢ in the Boston depot, pig No. I waa .... . g tli, car breathing awful threats of tcUcitloi* assault, whilo pig No, 3 wna bong v ipedoff with newspapers by thebrako- lniiu aforesaid. Most of the p iâ --..._â ngcrs, strut)go to say, appeared to bu grieved Unit the two had not been permitted towlpo each oiher out unmolested. Thoro are plenty of railway pigs to. spare in theso parts. SHAFFER'S" INDIAN FIGHT. Tho Bout Man of Ills Weight Tlmt Evor Loft tho Status. A short time after tho war closed, said Sergeant 'â¢Diius" Shaffer to his fellow-members of tho Ananias Club, I joined a hunting party for the Black Hills. Wo hunted with indhtoroht success for several weeks', tho Chicago Jotirnul repeals the t.tory, und ull tho party except mo left for the Slates disgusted. Ono tiny 1 shot a big buffalo that I found grassing on tiio mount* rin-slde eight thousand feet from tho plains below. I carried tho carcass ubout four miles further up the mountain, ami, becoming tired, I sat down to rest, butlsopwny riflo within easy ii-onbfcj because it was a moat clangorous locality, where wild l-eitsU* and wilder men abounded. I lin I ted half an hour or so whon rv .â -. lit bloodthirstyPawueoInjuns,fi-j . din their war paint, stood before mo. They weru led byOi[,-boji, tlio mnn Who makes a noise with his mouth, ono of the worst men In ton Slates. To sny tliatl was startled hardly expresses my feelings, but I put en a broad smile, just to show them that I was not haughty or htffh-tonod, and iu my sweetest tono romarhbd i "Howdy! Bojl, Howdy I" â 'â Phillipl qui vozn rooyoy ex honl etecet- ay," grunted the.chief. Hemeaut: "Havo you any storo tobacco about your clothes." I know without, failing off a brick house into tlio sea that thoro was troublo ahead, but just to pacify Mr. Okaboji I burst into merry peals of laughter and shouted hilar* lously: Wlioza, wheoper coolahzooj," wilioh-ls Injun for "No, I loft it in my other o ntat homo." This reply uud my jovial behavior was not a grand-stand play wit h thelnjuns, and when they begun gelling out their shooting-irons and corn-knives 1 realized it was to bo n struggle to llio death. Of course I was only ono man against thirteen Sioux Indians, but I didn't propose to be taken captive and, may bo, adopted into their tribo. "Ail right, my hearties," said I, "if you won't bo pacified it's your own fault. You fellows aro just playing hookey from a grave-yard. You don't know it, but you arc." I just pulled up my Winchester riflo and begun blazing away. Every time I dropped a cartridge into tho slot I pulleil out a dead Injun. In four minutes' time I had killed sixteen of tho twenty-four Comanche Injuns, and when the rest of lho forly-eight Apaelics closed in on mo I clubbed the gun and went at thom for all I was worth. Out of tho sixty-four Ules I killed sixty, and at last ono of tho two I'.ttt remained of the seventy-live that attacked mo ran away. Only Okaboji was left. "Pecavi, old man," says I, "Cert." says ho. "Do you think I'm a chump?" I made him carry my buffalo nineteen mUestotho fort, and when ho bid mo good-bye, saya ho to ino, says ho: "Shaffer, you are the best mnn of your weight thnt over left the States." BEATING A TAVERN. Hut It Wm; Oloar Waste, for tlio Bill Htitl Alrotttly Boon Sot'tlbd, Onoafternoon in 18731 entered tho village of Lâ, In Missouri- as deiid broke an tho pooroBt tramp on the highway, wrltCB an ev-biirti-Kloruiorin Uio New York Suu. Ihad already walked thirty miles, und had fifteen moro lo go before I could hope tc, find friends nnd raise money. 1 had been out with u barn-storming theatrical company, und bad got left. Watoh, rings uud every tiling but tho clothes fn which 1 stood had already gono, lyid I know that 1 ur.: at beat tho hotol or take lodgings In n fence corner. I might tell my tale of woe to the landlord in vain. Ho probably honvtl a hundred of such in tho courso of tho year. Tliereforo, as 1 entered tho vitiligo J dolor*- mined to givo Uonifr.ee the grand ttuml-off iu goodstiapo. .r.ist beforo reaching th-. hotol I picked a child out of tho slreet juat iu Ume to savo it from being trampled under the feet of a runaway team, but I handed it over to a store-keeper without a tloj-cn words in regard to tlio incident. 1 Itwasafnir vlllago tavern, audi askod for the host room in tho house. After a good r.uppet* 1 got hai f a dozon cigars ou lick, and (it ten o'clock went to my room and turned In and Blopt liken lop until an hour-hof oro daybreak. Thon I got up, quietly dressed myself, slipped down stairs and out of tho front door and started off. Aftor â â¢hoofing it" for about four miles I sat down to rest, and wos about ready to movo ou again, when a buggy in which my landlord was Heated drovo up. 1 went down iu my boots at onco, supposing, of coin-Be. lie had followed to arrest me, but as ho drew rein ho called out iu achoory .-oleo. "Ah, good morning. Moving early, I seo." "Y-yofl," I Blammeretl. "You aro too modest, youug manâaltogether too modest." "Y-V08." "You loft early to avoid being lionized, 1 BUpposo, but I wus de tor mi ned to prove ouv gratitudo. Horo, tako tliis." "What for!" I gasped, as ho holdout four five-dollar bills. "For oavlng the lifo of my sister's child last ovening. Thoy paid your hill after you wont to bed, or, rather, there was nouo to pay. Put this lu your pookot." "But, l-I-" * "Shut right Up I Wo are not ingratos, and WO know a hero when wo seo one. .Tump lu and let me drivo you over to Tipton, where you can got tho train," And tho landlord I hud figured to Btand off ami knock out drovo mo sovoii miles ovor the country and left mo with twenty dollar** ft Made Mother Strong "My mother has toecz using Pake's ci-lf.ii*. Cootodhd ior nervotu prostration, nccompan led by melancholia, etc., and It has donf hor a world of good It Is the only medicine that strength ons lho nerves.' a. II. ih:f.iu, orblsonla- Pa, " I am ln my Wth year, navo boen afflicted li several waysâcould nol sleep, hnd no appetite no courage, low spirits, I commenced using palne's Celery compound, and felt relief fron tho third day alter using it I now have a goot appetito and can sleep well. My spirits nnt! courage nro almost like those of a youug man.' S, c. uihxaid- D, D., Gonzales, La. Paine's Celery Compound strengthens and builds up tho old, and euro* their infirmities, Hheumultsin, Indigestion ami nervousness yield quickly to tho curative powei ol Palne's colory compound. A Porfoct Tonlo and Invteorator. It GIVES HEW LIFE. " I om now (l'i yours old and havo tried sevflra* remt'dlt'H, hutiioitolitid any effect uutll I usee! Palne's celery Compound. I feci entirely dlf ferctit lor tlto short time 1 have used It. I can Walk nearly straight, sloop sound and well, and feel us though there wus new lifo and onorgj Doming lato my wholo system." H. Mrucs, cloveland, Tenn. Palne's Celery Compound Is of unequftletl valuo to women. It strengthens tho nerves, regulates the Kidneys, nnd has wonderrulpowoi hi ouiicg the painful diseases with which wo* i:ii'!i so often sllontly suiter. $1 per bottle. Six for EC. At Druggists. Wells, nicnAimson & Co Moktmai.. niAMMtm nVPQ True to Name and Color, UlllmUNU Urti> nothing can Equal Them, roun baby fAm&h'SÂ§SSS W. 0â LOYE, lioaai Sool rd Sta Mer, '1. Ut-patrhic Wendy Done. Cork Sole tVorli n Spool nl ty- iia-Onli rs promptly attended lo. «.â_.â -.. ,ir()f qoiouiaiHo- Olurltiit Kami J.â¢*..*-olllco. (Incite â¢EZ-A.XOJ-tXSOrET E*P*RI**Sr<*-H3 derated. *^X7"ater (iiiteot froin the springs.) The abovo will ho delivered lu New W'slmliistcr iwii'titi week. Leave orders with P.O. McUAHTNKY- f.'oiniiilsslon Agent Dougltis St., New W'slmliiBter. iKi'tlt, djly:i! IT IS AN UNDENIABLE FACT THAT <T3 ..<_ "EJ. "jC' HEI "Eft' (3 Tempieof Music! Is llio Mice to llnyFii-il-OlaBS PJANjQS <â¢ ORGANS Al imehPrleosnnd Termini-, will Suit Any ilensonnblo Buyer. Vancouver, SS. â¬â¢ ESQ BTaslings St. West. dnpicto IHAVI* l'."('KIVi*Vi IN.-iTtircT'uXS uml will m'II l.y i'l'Mi.i AiirHii'i.ii; Ihe ''â â¢l-K-bl Unlet. i>> : ATUUOAV.An-jiiNl (:|-.|.I'.'S!), nl 7.::itn-«'li'ci; i, i,i., tlio follnw- Ici '.i! Bloek r» No h, Un â -â Two V<",i. T'.. â -i'ip Nil, fB, It >i'--.' U'isl of t'.i:i--|. Mi- i-ll ii, New Wpsiiulnslor I'Mri.-i; â mu ;,'.'m! . i .Men Hm.v.'ii .vi'li-,i'ti Yule 111 W" â . AyoinisOft I A, -M.Ni:i>*0, Auet loin* IiiYartavish lursery IBlMOVU FHi-H SMIIICn TO VlDTODIAl SEND FOR CATALOGUE (illustrated) of Plants, Flower and Vegetable Seeds, Cut Flowers, Sc. Valuable imported Japanese Lilies given away to customers this year, G. A. McTAVISH, illnliRlllllll VICTOUIA.ll. C. BUSINESS NOTICE r HAVE T1US HAV TAK1SN lX'I'n I imlllioi-lllltl 13. W. -IrlN.MK-i mul In mini, llm blttlMu will bo c-iu-luotcil nn- iler i mm mill Myln "I A. .v I-'. W, *1,'In:;i3:-. A. MoINNIKS. 1T1* WISH TO NOTIFY TIIE 1'IHU.l'' VV nml vi-obiivu i-ii-iii'- i iii um ni:w STllllll. ,',,l-:ii-l-,',,!llllllilll .V tllllltlllls Ms., >yliliivmllniiilpclecl Hue nf Groceries A Provisions ft illcilins ii continuance «r tin* pniillc patrousg*?, A. & V. W, MclNNlKS. Now West., AugUStO, IfiSO. ilutillyl Land Ueglstrj Ordlnanct1, 1870 Tlio S. iB. of Section Ifi and the N. K. ,{ of Section 7, Township a, Now West* iniustor Distriot, and imrt (lucre) of Lot No. 0, llloc.: XII, Now Westmin ster Suburb*}. WIIF.HEAH THE OBnTIFiaATKS OK THIS Of OUARLBS McPoNOimil to llie above mentioned lii'rldlliimonts havo iieru lost or destroyed, and whoroasappll* iMtlon luui been mnili'lo me for tlm Hwi* mino of dilpttcuto of (.'ortlllontos of Title lu thofitendof those bo lost or ddstroyodi, Notice l'i luM'tihy given Unit sueh dupll- I'iitiM.'L'rtlilcutfiHwfil holmueil ut tho expiration of ono month from diite, unless in the nu'itnliinti valid objection lo tho contrary bo mndo to me In writing. T, 0. TOWNlilBY, Dlttti-ictlU'glstrar. Lund HoBlHtry omce, Now Wtistintiisirr, **illi August, 183C. dau1'1ml HOTIOB. NOTICK IB HRHUBY OIVKN THAT wo huvo applied to the Hon. Minister of lhe Interior for Ilcenso lo out timber on tlie f'lilowlnjr lnnds: Coinnienelid; ul the mn-lli-easl corner of Lot Jisil, Oronp 1, Now VcHtmln«ti'i- IH.--- trlct: thnice duo nortii to the Mouth llneof the Moodyvllle Company-'! limit; MlQUQQ enst. along the HOUtli houiidiiry of mild limit-* lo the vi'Ml-f-rly homnlury of Heel inn It), Townwhtp I'.tl; thenre sottlh ulontrtln? snld westerly liouniliiry to lho mnilli-wesl' coriu'fiif Section I.'': Ihentioi-asf tilonirtlio 'â niilh liouniliiry of snld section lo the westerly Intuit of lho 0(i(]lilllnin liver: tlience soullierly unit following IllO sulii I'.esti'tlv Imiil; to (lie norlhi'tlv lnutndnry of Lot is',, iii'iitip I; thenci'westerly nltmg Hie.---iiiii northerly bnundrtry inthe north* wi'M eoriiei-,.rsiili! Int; Ihcnce .'nc wi si to theeu-teily lioiinduiy of t,o|. ;w-i; llience noith iitoiiu' snld Imiimliir.v'lo plnec of h-'L-inniiiir; rontiilnliu: in nil V20 iicrPt*. AlsoâChilin No. ", coniniciiclut; nt lho nuilh-wcst comer of Mtavii Luhc: tln-non vest m c-1i:ilii: â llience smilh Ml ohnlns; llience ni. I -Kh-luilrs, to the siinn- of llie l.ike; ' h'nee foil,.wlnic the i-hnre h. pluec nf eoniineiiccmcnl â uhmil 0.) nere:', mine or less, HOYAL CITY l'l-ANINH MILLS CO. [timilodi. .Ioiih llHNiiltv, Mannaer. British Columbia lmnm m in 1BIBIT1 ThO Anp.ual Exhibition of the ColimiliAgi'ieiilt'ii Will bo Held ul llm N1!W EXHIBITION BUILDINO, HllPPH *5 rSl^i In tho Cily of NEW WESTMINSTER, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY ami FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2ND, 3RD &4TH,'89. xsr apz&xssxas For Exhibition and Sports. Iu connection with this Exhibition will ho the opening of Q,uoen'« Park and nn extensive programme of SP0H.T9 und GAMES, PUOUESSION-S, FIHK-WOTtKS, Ac., under direction of the Oitizens* Committee. All entries for tho Exhibition mliBtho made with tho Secretary before noon on TUESDAY, Oelubcr 1st. All block nnd other exhibits from south of lho river will beVnrrlod across on tho steam ferry,i*iti-;i-iot<* oiiai'gt*,hriddraya will he found tit rallwny nluttoiifi nnd wharves to convoy exhibits, vukv., to the aronndi*. Spcrliil Itc'luccil BntCH will bo given on nil railways ami steamers to persons and exhibits coming to tho Exhibition. Ah It Is expected the attendance at. this Exhibition will be very large, the Director-*, hope to sec an exhibition worthy of the resources of the province. Further Information may ho had from tho prizo lists [which will bu sent freo on application', or front the secretary, T.R.PEARSON, SECRETARY. Nf.W WnsTMISSTEIl, Aug. 23,1880. dwnu21ml Gr-El-AJNID Mew Westminster, B. C. 1331111,' I'forinciil .kricnltiml Ciliibilinn, WEIUVESMY, TIirnsiHAl ami FlilUAY, OOT. 2nd, 8rfl anfl 4th, '89 SIX BRASS BANDS in ATTENDANCE, $7,000 IN PRIZES! FOU SPORTS AND EXHIBITION. Bl'OBTS TO CONSIST OV Horse Racing, Ynclit Racing-, Boat nml Cauoc Racing, Athletic Sports, lacrosse, Ilasc-linll, Foot-ball, Hose Reel Contest, nnd Rifle matches. llNJUlll THM Ar.-il'H'KS 01' THK GRAND TRADES AND SOCIETIES PROCESSION âON . Wednesday Morning, Oct. 2nd. Three Magnificent Arete Ueprciii'iitliii,' Ilii" Orpiil liul'.i.sti-lps ol onr Country. Wednesday Evening. Oct. 2nd. Torchlight Procession! ON PllMIUli II1VEII, ANIl ORANI) WHl'I.AY OF FIRE-WORKS On riiiiu.v I'.vt'iihiji', tht. Mli. Excui'sioti Rates from all points. â Mt'Porfult infoiin itlon nml I'lU" IJsls SOO small bills, W. 11. TOWNSEND, Mayor, .1. ft. C. Ell.YSKH, Treasurer. , H. T.MAOKINTOWI, au32t*l Heorotnry. jsroTioa Ahh I'l-.lsRUNS AUK WARNEDTMAT KAMUMLCiKi'i:!' iuiH no right or lllle to any pprllnn of l.«T CiO. 4-lUHV I, New Westminster District, mid any enlen nm piii-IfiiL' lo he iiiinle 'iv bnn of any poi- lIonofthennidLot,wlli he void ,,, DonAijD A. Smith, 101 it. II. AN'il'S, J. M. BROWNING, Commissi!-in r, Vanoouver, July K, 1830. UjlySliiil CITY BREWERY! ^Lle 2 Ale I Tho Very Best In the Cily is Browed hy JOHN il, ANDBZEJEWSKI At i lie Cily Brow ry, ABues Stroet. MM MM BRACKMAN & KER, VNDI'ALTDKEHS 01? L ity lho LuIobI improved Pi-ooosa, ^ABSOLUTELY PURE. UilX-l at "MiriliMittiifi'li. LLLeonanl^to. 830-8H2 COKllOVA STREKT, VANCOVVEB.B.C. Imuortera uml Dealers In fjAOHINERY MARINE WORK A Si'ECIALT'f. dwde20tn Oanadian Pacific Railway, PACIFIC DIVISION. Gen'l Su|ierinteiiilei!fs Office. OWNI3I1B AND MABTKR.** OF VES- neUiwil other Ornfl uiivlgiitlllg Ibe Ki-iisir I-iv.-i-t'.n'Citiiti.i.i.'itt.i keep within I lie ilitnyii [i-ilnti-i! ];.-,! ii-..l While, ru* sp- cfiv.H.v, nl Mir Mlstitâ â !-. ISi-itlco, «k ilur- inv Iliocu'ivlniHlon i,f t!,o Hrldjxo. navigation botweon tho bunltt* of tno Klvcr a11.1 lln, ] 'sow'i.iiltini*''rotis:1uwtii:*to j)lk'K being drlwn llicre, H. ABBOTT, General Buperlnlondent Vivucotivcr, 11. C, 7Lh May, I SRI). liiuySlv Plants for Sale! AT Till' Douglas Street Nursery- 0llllKlls TAKK.V I'VHI FrtlTl- ANIl u|{NAm;:.n-i-i. tjii-:::.*., indu'iim: nil Uw Icuillni-varliilli'sol Apiiles, l'eni'fi, I'liinis Cherries, Al-30- SHAM. I'KI'lTS o.' ovoiy iloibrlpiloii. i:,â,i|,i,'ls. Wri'iitll, i'.hI ei'uss",nip.tlo "SiraHyl P. LATHAM. s-est-d -sro-u*-*- WATCH B S o a v I d s o n te. VANCOUVER, To Have Them Put in Good Repair. CALL AKD BEK OUB STOCK WHILE IN THE OUT, DAVSDSON BROS., Cordova St., Vancouver. <l|l.v2lin ESTABLISHED 1859. ROBT. DICKINSON BUTCHER, Nimrly lipponltc tlm Colnnlal Hotol m.W WESTMINSTBIt mllE LAKQEST AND CIIOIOEST I ozl-oi tllK'Ilt ol nil -QBOrl'ltloQB of rv liT.- AMD pETAKES ". f. â¢:,-;â :'. y v.. hand, nud mippllotl to Fam* It., Rcrtonroata, and Stoamhoata ut tiio i OWKfl'C POSSIBLE PRICKS Farmers, Attention! THE lliN'llEIiSlC.N'Mll HAS FOR SALE âATâ ni.^w.M-k, B. c. Ill I'lll'lll WlllIIIIK. IS Uncle Koni'.Is. I Span well iiinlelicil 4-ye-ii- old l.'hi.'K iloi'si'S. ".sliiu'le DilvliiaHorses. <! «'.»vs anil Calves. 10 Head Steers. I Troll ins Wftgoil. Jul* A li'iill l.liui oE Cbolclug Stoves, HniLiiv' Btovci, Tiiiwnr.-, lliu'iluari', Gro'orlcs, Dl-y Goods, Nntiims, Crock- ory _ Stoiiownro, Clollilng, Hutu k Cups, llnigs, Fm ni 1 npli'inrlits, Houao Vllril- bliiuys, FlirnltllVll, I'.'iil tlio l.-iryrst I.ilm i.f lltinls nml Slums nlmvo Wrfctniiniitcl nml tlio must Ooinploto Stool* nf Qwicral Miii'oliiiutllso, COME AND EXA1I1NE AND BE qpNvteoEi*. HENDERSON BROS. JylM4?8m W. R. AUSTIN'S IflFltMl FARM PRODUCE. Hard-wood, Fir-wood, Buck, Ar., Ac, Ao. LEAVE 0KDE1W AMI) SETTLE AC- C0HKT3 AT .'.USTiS'SWHAHP. J.E WINGER DEALKit ;:* Hard and Soft Wood Draying and Teaming SAW JUAN LIME Ahvnj's !u Blooli. WM. H. VIANEN, WHOLESALE ' Fisfi stlameflealer! FRONT STREET, New Westminster, Brit. Col. t-T 11 W'licat Price paid for Fan Ind Deer lliiles, CovresitoiHlence Invited. K-uTelephon. Cnll No. II. dJaHlo DOUGLAS STREET BAKERY Foot ok Douglas Street, Nkab Columbia Stiieet, J. FKIMa.'SOS, PROPRIETOR TTIRRSH BREAD, CAKES, PASTRY, l1 Confootlon'ory, etc., etc. Hotel find He-it mil-nut traile dollplted. All orders promptly nf tended to and dfillyerod l.'.'iny pari of tlie oily. dnihSty tV.ii. Con. Columbia and Church Sis. New Westminster, Bnt. Col. Monuments, Headstones & Tablets In Marblo or Untnlto of Uest Quality. CORNER POSTS AND CURBING. M. Bâ recoivedâthe fluent awort* muni..." - (<ch (iraiille HmiiiiiirDlH ever Keen n British Columbia, whicli will be m'id i'i iirices pittllng competition outof (â â¢â lin -hi Ion. (iwmMlyl AlEX. HAMILTON- Hit. TIME CARD. c. x>. -sr. oo. Tho Fine First-class Str. William Irving Will Leave llio I,'. 1". S. Co.'s tVlinr/, Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday AT 7 A. Mâ FOR CHILLIWHAOK AHD WAV PORTS. Reliiriilii;: livery Wednesday, Friday & Sunday Whan sn I nut liwiucfment, offers she wl'l i m FIOI'VI and ou suoh ociis -will leavo her whnrf lit-in. m. Co . -ielliig-.illi ihfiC.P.N.Co.'sSleamer fur Vlt'lorin. .TOEN IRVING, Manager. T. t,. BTtrGOP. ' 'â¢ '. Now Wi .. iRtor. dnitsic "ime Table. <M THE STEAMER ^lf:«OBERT DUNSMUIR LEAVES WESTMINSTER every Mondny morning nt 7 o'clock for Nunnl- niuj vltv Vancouviir, returning Tuesday, vln Vancouver. I.c-vc'* Wtwtmlnotor every Wednesday at 7 a. in, fnr Niiiiainiii direct, ('onnBctlng wiih laliuid railway and Comox sienmer. l.envr-t "Nanaimo for Vancouver on Thursdays and Fridays and returns samo it â â¢}â¢*â . For fielglit i»r possiige apply on board, ir lo T. Ij. Bltraos, 0. P, N. whnrf. dto Mice of Removal M.A.MeEAE, MERCHANT TAILOR ]Jt-gH tu announce tlmt lie has removed to store In AfiISIROIB'8 new BLOCK Opposito -Mnsouic Building, COLUMBIA STREET. SOMOITIKQ A CONTINUANCE OF PDDlilO PATRONAGE. dwmhSSUi VlOTOBIA RICE MILLS Store St., Victoria, B. C, OFFER FOB SALE! China Rice, Japan Rice, Rice Flour, Chit Rice, Frill I'OllI.TBY, «c Rice Meal, Boots and Shoes! AND WHERE TO GET THEM AT THE LOWEST FRIGES. LARGEST BOOT & SHOE STORE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA LADIES' BOOTS & SHOES AND WHERE TO GET THE BEST ASSORTMENT AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Misses & Children's And Where to Get the Newest Styles, Where to Get the Best Quality, and Where to Buy Them at the Lowest Prices. OW REMEMBER, my stock of line Boots and Shoesrin 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-ketpers), go to JAMES ROUSSEAU, dwto 81 Cel-OJ-a.-bia St-*-*-**. C. McDONOUGH, (LUNDBOM'S BUILDINO, FRONT 8TREEI) 33___J-_____BM HT GENERAL MERCHANMSE! Con-tantly on Hand la Extensive Stook of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots ft Shoes, Hats ft CÂ»ps, Crockery, Glassware, ftc. XKxtxr'm _** mo-xrrn- stjxts. Omt Virlety of Household Article.. Also, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES, LIME and GENERAL STORES. H. â .âFarm Produce bought Bt market rate, or Mid on oommlHlon. ---LOnlers from the Interior promptly attended ta dwTeMo FOIl OATTLE FEED. dmbSBme CASTORIA for Infants and Children. â¢Oa-t-aiaU-a-raSiJkiMM-Usfew'M I Qnfla ttmt__3t* _Hmt^ lncomni-odllup--»*rtw'our*-l--*-ri-<li-. | gg ^^T-S ka»WBlo*BÂ»Â» B.A.lI-sj>>,iLS, mi»<MMMH*Mi>->fa,X.T. xt____h_tnm* IU OBru-a Oom-Jm, TT H-imy tttstt, % T. BRITISH COLUMBIA (__-X_St_XT_-___0) THOMAS ALLSOP, 1 HENRY S. MASON, _â MHECTi CHYLES A. HOLLAND, j HEAD OFFHKi 15 Serjeant's Inn, Fleet Street, LONDON, ENQ. 'llio Business of ALLSOP & MASON has lifi-n merged iu the above I'liiiM-nyiind will beearrlcd on bytbe'Comi i.-vfrom tills date as a general Laud luvi tmenl aud Iusurauce Agency. MONEY TO LOAN on Mortgage at Low Rates. Town Lots and Forming Lands for Sale on easy term.. Victoria, P.. 0., May Uth, 1887. dwjlys WM. McCOLL CHOICE Family Groceries And PROVISIONS. ft WtU-tlUCTEO STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND RIRNISHIN8S, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LTJHDBOBM'S BLOCK, ciambU mm-*. Hew We-talutn. noldwly Bddol Her HACK, LIVERY, STAGE, Feed | Sale Stables THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW PREPARED TO TURN OUT DOUBLE AND SIN8LE RIBS At Speoial Low Rates. finji&g ud All M of Tetaing Done at Shorteut Notice, Bnftdweod delivered to any part of the Cily. Orden by Telephone will receive prompt atlentlon. iVStablei nearly opnonlte C. P. B. Depot, Columbia 8U, MewWeitmloBter. djalltc QILLEY BROS. Pbops. FeedfLiveryiSale STABIjKS, Dallas Street, Westminster JOS. M. WISE, PBOPBI-KTOB. G00)LDRIVINGw4 RiniNG HORSES for Hire. Hacks call nt all Steamers antl Ti'nlns. Special attention given to Boarding Horses. COAL AND WOOD ConHlnntly on Hand. Orders may be left at the Offloe of Mathers «b HUllnn, Commission Herebanls, Front Stte-sOlew Wast. 'ââ â¢*â Rose Hill DairyFarm FRESH MILK Delivered Dally to Customer* in all parts of the City. Hotels and Restaurants supplied at Bpe* elnl Rates by tho year. FRESH EGGS Delivered at Market Rates. Orders left at M. Sinclaib's will bo promptly attended to. WEAVER -ft. WOODWARD, dJelSyl Proprietors. Central Hotel Cor. Columbia & Douglas SU. -mmmmw_---m*â-JL_______m______________. _. J. WILSON, â¢ MftWUfl. Kates, $1.00 and »l.50per Day, ACO0BD1KO TORnOK. ikoui unt lYi-ritiwi* ot mmi. â¢rPartle. .applied wltli all kind, at ICE-CREAM. dmyftni North British Mtamtito FIEB INSURANCE OOMPA^Y. ESTABLISHED 1809. Capital, â¢ |U,«00,OOO.M Sobscrlhed Caultall, a. at 81st Dec, 1888, illj-mWII. Fire Fund aid R-Mire,**,- I3,7!u, Net Premium., 1*, *"--"-'' OF LONDON. Capital, â t»,.»,000.00 RATES AB LOW AB ANY OTBER COMPANIES DOING BUSINESS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. J. Or. T^-Q-CTES Agent (or Kew We-tmln-ter Oity and M-trlot. dieKto To Su hum, bl., BY WAY OF THE xtxxtm. THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE. iiuiokebâ¢tâ¢eb-*han^*.yotBÂ«b hiWiiUi^lJhi Imm WftMICWICMWllr-TI.1 PftOFIOOiftlT pullman Bumrr iliikm TOURIST SLSBFnra OAKS For Accommodation of Beeond-Olan Paa> â eager., attached to EipreH Trains, Fare from Portland, ta Baeramenlo ud San FranolMOâUnllmttad, ate; rint. onus (Umlt-dl, Wj Second-clu. IL1- mltad U16. THROUGH TI' snd e-ji.ti. Calli city Ornoi, No, iu I Strcelsl DÂ«roTOnflc;,0or. F* Front Str-eU| Portlandj ^-911^ rkoehler;" -".K^Bo'ERe. Muagtr. AÂ«n.a.»v Jl ».A'«I DAILY BEITISH OOLUMBIAN, NEW WESTMINSTER* B. 0., AUGUST 27, 1889. §ailg British (tLohtmbian Tacsday Evtalai, Annul ST, WW. ADVERTISING lATEt FIR THE DAILY. Transit-til Atlverlk«nienU.-Kirnt!usi-r- llon, lfl cts. -ler line BOlld nonpareil; euch Huln-i'iiiicnl c(iuBeoutlveliiHertiun,'tcts.per Hue, AdvnrtlKements not inserted every dayâUnit insertion, 10 ots. per line; subsequent Insertions, 5 cts, per line, st-in-tini: Ailvcrlliemenls.âProfost-lon- al or Business Cardsâgj per month. Spo- t'lal rates (or general trade advertising, uiMif ml mj; to space occupied and duration of coittruct. An, lion Sales. when displayed, charged *J5 per cent, less than transient advts, If solid, charged at regular transient rates, M|i,-,'liil %-i'lcc>- among rending matter, 20 ots. per Iii>e enoh Insertion. Hpeclnls InKen**-!! by lhe month ut reduced mtes. Blnhs, Murrlageiaud l^aths.fl for each loser lon; Funeral Noii- es Iu connection with d-*iitus,fiOeU.c chiuserliou. WEEKLY ADVEHTI8IH0 RATES. Transient Advertisements.âFlretiusor* t.o.i, Kii'l.-i. pur Hue solid noupurell; «uh* sequent insertions, 7 ots, por line. tttt-n-HiiK AdTertlsementH.âProfession* al or Business Cardsâ$1.50 per mouth. Special ;att>8 for general trade advertising. Hpfcl; I Notices, Births, Marriages and Deaths, same rates as Dally. <'H,<t muni bo all metal,nnd for large on ts an e:;tr.i rate will l>u charged. â ss-l'ersons sending lu adveittsonioule shou'd be careful to stalo whether thoy art* i Hi.ipeni'iii Ihe Dully Edition, or tlm Wee!:l>.or both. A ill.ernl reiltietlon li mad'-when lnsorted lu both. Noiufver- tlsentei t iuserleil for less than SI, BOBSpRIBEKS Who do not receive llielr paper regular) y, from the Carriers oi through the Post! Office, v-'UI confern favor by reporting (lie same lo the oflico of publication at once. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS IMS DAY. Coinmii-aiou Merchant 11. 0. Rosa The plankim* on Front street is sadly in neod uf iv Rood sot-uping. Night boll from date; tilao telephone night ciill.âD. S. Omnia & Oo. *t3 Mv. IT. G. Rossis advertising Japaneso whisks, brooms aud matting very cheap. Walker & Co. havo Ssipporton Lots near Now Hospital antl Ross-Mac* laron Mills at old prices. * Como and see our non* fall stock of Boots and Shoes thnt havo just como to hand. Grant & MachirD. *t-c Tho celebration ctunmittaoa meet nt city hnll to-raorrow night. All mem* bora nro requested to bo in attendance. The largo excavation made Inat winter by tlio cave-in of the Hume, opposite tho Public Library, is being fill* ed iu at last, and tlio genet-rtl publio aro very grateful in consequence. Tho board of works reported to the council last night that the tenders for the improvement of Fife stteot wero so high tbat it had been decided to allow tho work to stand over for a timo. . The celebration posters nro but and decorate all the boards in town. Mr. Mackintosh haa mailed number.* of tho posters to every town in the pro- ince and to the chief towns on the Sound. The run *of spring salmon Inst night wab very* good indeed, but, unfortunately, tho. mnjority uf tho fish were whito. In eizo they were considerably above tho averago, mnny of the fir-h weighing over 50 pounds. It is reported thnt c-unsel havo been engaged to test tlie validity of tliu Saanich-Westminster interest by* â law on se/eral grounds, anyone uf whicli, it is contended, will be mii.i- cient to quash the by-Inw, At tho district couit this morning, before Capt. Pittendrigh, the Welling* t'i'ii Uiiiniug Co. wns lined $2.50 for violating the fisheries net. Tho Beaver Packing Co., on two similar charges, was linud S2.50 on tho lirst and $5 on the second charge. Mr. Thos. Cunningham ndded seven moro varieties of fruit to hii magnificent exhibit before packing it up fur shipment to the Toronto exhibition. Thin makes Mr. Cunningham's exhibit number 50 varieties, and it is snfo to nny it will bo tho veiy finest Bhown at the hir, Thou.) interested in purchasing property in thu Milton estate will notico by tie ud ver Use ment thnt the ten per of-iit. tli-jcount condition expires with this mouth. The free rides keep right on all tie eauu-, und tho property, we uro informed, is changing hands very satisfactorily for rll concerned. The "Vancouver -World snys James MoGeer, tho milk-dealer, hns n calf on his promises with six legs, Tho am* in i! i*- about ns frisky as nn ordinary oi!f, bur makes nn uso of the extra limps, Tho calf is quite n curiosity, utid .Iv. McGeer hopes to roar it to eowhoo'l without much difficulty. The str. Michigan, of the Wcatmin- flto-1'.'ii land line, arrived in port on Suhday, bringing over a hundred tons ot fr. ight. The business of the lino is inert i-slug do rnpidly that the company hns i titbrmined to mnke the servico weekly, .and in futuro the Idaho and Micl.iL'i'ii will make alternate trips. During the heavy windstorm last niiih: tU crash of falling trues on the hillside abovo Browrisvillo oould ba diiitiiicv y heard at short intorvnls, JJaiiy of theso Douglas giants, whose beatta h .vo bowed to tho l-rcev**; for a century or uiord, nnd yesterday wero as grand looking aa ever, now lie uprooted and shirorod on lhe cold earth from ivhJoli thoy lirst took life. Tho pust-oilice department nt Otta< wa ia in rucoipt of a repot t from thB insptolor of British Columbia giving paitieiihrs of tho roeent robbery of a â¢mtl'ngt- nf remittances oo/itainlng $850, which wero being sent from Wellington to Nnnaimo, An employee of the department named Carmiohael ia thought ti be this guilty party, tho suspicion being held to bo confirmed b$ the fact that Carmichael hat skipped tho oountry. The three highwaymen who robbod the Chinaman at Sapperton. yestorday have made good thoir escape, but not by any particular device on their pait. They wore seen near tho junction yesterday afternoon, nnd could easily liavo boon arrested hnd a conshblo been in tho vicinity. It seems that the question of who should follow up the robbers was discussed betwoeu lho city and provincial polico, with tho result that no action was Mit on by either party. Tlie liinndlnn lflnnln*;*). Lieut.-Col. Bacon, commandant of tho Wimbledon team, reached Ottawa last Tuesday bringing with him the Kalapore oup. Col. Bacon is delighted with the success of hiB men, for not only did thoy win tho Kalapnre cup, but wero successful in scooping in more money prizes than line fallen to the lot cf any. Canadian team which has previously gono to Wimbledon. Tho total amount of tho winning,* wna £432 sterling, which, divided equally amon-ftlio twenty shooting men, ex- oluilvo of two or three prlzt-s which never co into the pool, gives them about £18 eaoh. Last yoar the total winnings wore £.123; average, £15 10j. to each man. VOLUME VII.-NO. 49. Mare fompIn'ittH. The chief of police repotted to tlm council last night that the street lamps were extinguished nt 1 o'olock on Sunday morning, although tho night wns pit'ilidnrk. The general expression opinion was tu Ihociiect that the street lighting service is gradually growing worse, instead- uf better, and one nldet-mnu went so far as to suggest that another system of street lightning bo adopted. If the gaa company consulted ita own interests it would tuke particular pains to glvo iho public the highest satisfaction by its service. The Vancouver Suit Iter. Tho great smoltor, which was to prove a boon to Vancouver, seems to havo proved n completo fizzle. At the Vancouver city council meeting last night Aid. McConnell gave notice of motion ns follows: "l hereby give notice thnt I will, at the next meeting of council introduce a motion to can- col lhe bonus of $25,C00 offered to the B. C. Smelting Co., also that their forfeit of 85-CDO bn forfeited and placed to tho credit of the city." From this it would upper that there i; no immediate proBpeot of the smelter being properly prepare*! to roast the ores, but no much capital has boon sunk iu the enterprise it hardly scorns possible it can be ullowed to remuiu idle much longer. The Iii!* 1-Tinn. nd A groat variety of Indian war n peace dnncos took place nt Steven ton, u few daya ago, whicli woro represented by the following tribes: Mat-la'* Kahtla, Hydaha, Ifit-kat-Lah, West- _ const, Rupert, Bella-Bella and Kit*a- Children ftyfor Pitcher' jtetorla performeri'sK Tho big drum of the Salvation army roused tho city council again lust night, with tho result thnt Chief of Polico Pearce is to give a careful car to the music antl pronounce on ita qualities eithor.'to rouse or soothe the savage breast. Mr. John Andrczjewski complained that on Saturday night the hoiae of the drum frightened his team, which became unmanageable, and the wagon was upset, destroying $17 worth of gooda besides laming ono of the animals. The council was a unit in tho opinion that tho big drum is a nuisance, nnd all agreed that if it could bo proved Buch it would have to bo quieted. Mr. Audrezjowf-ki's complaint was referred to the chief of police to report on nt tlio next meeting of tho council, and then tho mntter will bo finally disposed of. The West in taster Mile Team. Captain Scoullar and Lieut. Cotton left by tbe Atlantic express this nfter* noon .'or Ottawa, to attend the meeting of tho pominiun rifle association. The other ineiiibors of the Westminster team, Messrs Pioud und "Cham* berliiin left some days ago, and will arrive at Ottawa iu time to hiive a few daya practice beforo tho meeting opens, "flip people of Westminster have shown patriotism in Banding this team to Ottawa, und the marksmen nro determined to give a good account of iheniBelvea in return. Tub Couwi wan haa mndo afraugetneiits whereby a daily report of tho successes achieved by tho members nf the Westminster team will be specially wired from Ottawa, thus giving our readers the results of ouch day's shooting ns quickly &â¢_ if tho matches, were fired at Brownsville'. lo-.' Three Flnsers, L.ist ovening, nbout 7:110 o'clock, Wm Armstrong, an employe of the Brupette Sam Mills had the misfortune to lose u portion of the fin-t three fingers of hia loft hand. He was winking the edge saw nt tho time tho accident occurred, and had neglected to light the lamp over his head although tho darkness wns Betting in fast, By somo menus hia hand came in contact with the baw, and in a twinkling the first three lingers were cut off between tho first and second joints, Dr. Cooper wns instantly telephoned for und arrived in u very fow minutes. Tho injured hand re* ceived proper surgical attendance antl the probabilities aro tbat Armstrong will bo ublo to return to work again in a week or ton days. This is the second serious accident Armstrong has met with during the last two mouths. Tarns up Atlvo. Tho man Daley who waa reported to hnvo been drowned u few weeks ago while crossing to Brownsville with a friend, has turned up aa sound as a trivet nnd none the worso of his narrow escape. It nppears Daley remained Bruno seconds under the water and during that timo drifted down stream n considerable distance. When he rose to the surEnce he struck out for shore, which he reached safe nnd sound, while his friend remained iu the middle of tlio river in a terrible slato of agony, ,**unly pulling hither uud thither waiting to bco Daley's head "bob up serouoly." But I) .ley, who it appears is un "aiiioozui cuss," aeronely sat himself down under u weeping willow und thoroughly enjoyed his friend's heroic efforts on hia behalf. After satisfying himself that ho had thoroughly enjoyed the fun, Duloy movod inland, got work ou the Southern Railway mid is still in the company's employ. It wai only a fo.v dnys ngo his friends lonnu'd thnt hiil escaped drowning, .,â , i . *â »â -,â â .. ('iiittR llutur, Anotbor batch of 200 Indians wero taken up-river this morning by the Bteamer Irving. They woro principally Harrison river, Chilliwack and other Indiana living in that vicinity. As um-il the quantity of icktas holongiug to thu party, consisting principally uf (lour, pork, sugar nnd other groceries, was something enormous. Among tho huge pile of goods was observed light Collins, mid on enquiring it wns learned that tho enskcta contained the bodies ot nil thoso members of the tribo who hnd died since leaving .their nativo village laat spring. It is the custom among the coast Indians, it uppcaiv, never to bury their dead among strangers, except whon circumstances, bucIi na death from an infectious diseaao, makes it absolutely neceaaary. Tho bodies are always carefully coffined and buried until the homeward routo is 1'iken in the fall, and tbon they uro unearthed and romoved to tho tribal burying ground; and frequently thoro is uo attempt at funeral ceremonies, Christian or heathen, till tho body is placed in its last resting place. â¢J'rnnil Fmllnii I'ow Wow. uniform, which wus a combination of gorgeous beauty, hideous extravagance uud artistic neatness. The opening address waa delivered by Robert Rosa, mi Indian of the.Mat-In Kahtla tribe, fallowed by the chief of the Hydah tribe, who spoke of their success in fishing, &q., uud nlso of their kind treatment by tho proprietors of tho different canneries. Thoir musical instruments were numerous, nnd of nearly ovory conceivable description, nnd they kept perfect time in both choir and dancing music. A great number of spectators wero present and all ex- presaed thoiuaolvea.us being more than delighted with the porformnneo, some of them statin**: that thoy had scon many uf tho beat theatrical performances, but nothing before tliat could compare with this. Lost Her lliMbnnil. An unfortunate Indian woman worried the police not n little to-dny in endeavoring to find her husband, who has mysteriously disappear,-d. Tho missing man, who is known by the nnme of Combs, so called for hia onco having been lho proud possessor of oue of those excellent toilet iiiticlcs so convenient far removing tho surplus crop of insects, disappeared from the swamp last night, lie, with his wifo nud a few relatives' by special invitation, attendod u veiy sumptuous dinner patty given by ono of tho must aristocratic families who have honored the swamp by making it their abiding place. After ilia kloochmon hud retired, and whilo the Siwnshes wore discussing cigars nnd black coffee, Combs, who had gallantly lifted the flap of the tent to allow tho Indies to fib; out, wns found tu be missing. Mblhlug was thought of im absence nt first, but n littlo later, when tho Siwaehea joined tho kloochmen ou tho sawdust outside, the host severely remarked that Combs must huvo forgot tho courtesy duo to hia entertainers or ho never would havo allowed himself to depart without, at IcnBt, saying "Klahowya." Everyono present agreed with the host that Comb's conduct was most un* aiwnsho, and declared thnt he should be promptly ostracised from polite swamp society. It wub expected, however, thnt he would turn up nnd redeem his character, but he failed to do so, and a search for him followed. Tho polico and a large number of Indians spent the duy searching for Combs, but nut a trace of him could bo found. As tho mun wna not drunk when ho abruptly disappeared, bis prolonged absence is nil tho more mysterious. City council. The cily council met at 0 o'clock last night for tho transaction of businesa. PresentâAldermen Calbick, McPhaden, Jaques, Cunningham, Curtia, Reid and Slides. His worship Mayor Townsend in. the chair. C0MM OXIDATIONS. From D, Robaon, returning oflicer, declining, the election of W. li. Keary and B. W. Shiles. Received and tiled. From the secretary of the Gas Company, (inclosing resolution to the effect that the company's pipes had been laid according to its franchise, and ox- prosaing t.'ic opinion that if the pipes are uncovered bystreet improvements the corporation should havo them replaced nt thuir original depth. Referred to the tire nnd li;:lit committee, to report on at next meeting. Aid. Calbick was of the opinion that the city was responsible iu no way to the company, aa no «rnrica hud been fixed when the franchise waa given the compnny. From Beggs it Heard, asking for street lines un Douglas Btreet botwoen Montreal nnd Melbourne streets. Referred to board of works with power to act, From the Sisters of St. Mury, asking permission to close the dividing luno in rear of the hospital. Ou motion the request in the petition was granted. From Alex. D, McLennan, Jus, Grimmer nnd others, petitioning the council not to huvo tho sidewalks on St. Andrew's street 18 inches lower than tho crowntof the road nnd leave nn immense gutter underneath, whicli would grently damage their property. Aid, Jaques admitted thore was a hardship in this caae, but there was a bank that wns necessnry to bo cut nwny in order tq mnko tho street. Cuttings hud to bo made or good streets would not bo tho result Mr. Grimmer, by request, gave his opinion of the damage likely to bo caused by tho cutting. On motion of Aid. C-slbick the matter was referred to the beard of works, to meet tho petitioners uud if possible mitigate the hardship. From the resident;- nnd property owners of Park lane, asking the coun eil to opon thnt atreet to tho Thome road. Liid on tho table. From C. McDonough, stating ho had boon requested by Aid, Keary to inform tho board ho could not be present at thin meeting, but would be agreeable to serve ou any committeo appointed. Received nnd filed. From tho chief of polico, reporting that the gns lumps woro extinguished nu Sundny morning at 1 o'clock. Aid, Jaques snid something would hnvo to bo done; the Gus Company w.is not keeping ils contract nnd unless tho compnny did hotter somo other means would hnve to be found of lighting tbo city. Aid. Reid Baid ho thought tho servico wns gotting worse every day. B.0 hnd beon litkeu by tho company to report any mismanogoment. and had done no contiimully, but without producing nny gootl results. Referred lo thu li-'lii. committee, to report on nt next mooting. From J. iV. Andrenjewski, informing the council that tho noise made hy tho big drum of tho Salvation Army hnd frightened his horses, wilh the result thnt his wagon wns upset aud goods to thu valuo of $17 destroyed, and one of his horses lamed. He also stated that hnd not assistance boen given tho accident might have been attendod with fatal results. Aid. Curtis movod that the mutter bo referred to thu chief of police to report on at next meeting. Aid. Jaques said there was no use shelving tho uflair; everyone knew the drum to be an infernal nuisance, nnd ho wanted action to bo taken by the council, Aid. Shiles thought the proper courso for tho complainant to tako, if ho hnd sustained damage, wus to lay un information sgninat the nrmy. Aid, McPhaden considered it only right that some notion should ho taken if Mr, AndroKJowski hud sulfored damage. Aid. Jaques moved thnt the chief of police bo instructed to arrest the drum player and mnlto a test cnao of it. No seconder to this motion offered and Aid. Curtis' motion was carried. From James Cunningham, A. M, Herring and others as follows: To'Ws'Worship the Mayor and Aldermen of the, Cily of New Westminster, Gentlemen: â Whoreas negotiations ure now pending between your honorable body and theft, W. Southern Railway Compnny for the construction of a line of railway from New Westminster to tho American boundary; therefore the undersigned ratepnyers und taxpnycrs of the city of New Westminster pray your honorable body, that in nny agreement entered into with snid compnny the sub- stantinl essence of tho following clauses may bo embodied, especially those referring to tho bonuses iu money and land; nml thut uo other bonus bo given: (1) The council to givo only a right of way through the corporate limits of tho city as far ns owned or controlled by the city; tlio company to acquire their own right of way, and compensate private owners; the company's lino through tho city to be located next to, und outsido the C. P. railway, and a strip nine (9) feet wide set apart for tho purposo; this to apply only to the part of tho road for which the city furnishes tho right of wayj (2) The company to receivo from the city, nt a iiiimin'il rate, a lease of five (5) water lots for n dock, Lytton square for a station, and ono hundred acres of laud on Lulu Island for a yard and work Bhopaâ all of which, together with tho right of way given, shnll revert to the city if tho company fail in construction or operation of the rond. The company shnll also receive from the city a deed in fee simple of two hundred acres of laud on Luln Island upon the completion of the roud, nnd tho fulfillment by tho compnny of the terms on which the lnnd is to be received from the provincial government. Ou Lytton aquttro to bc erected a station costing dollars; (3) When tho first train from Whatcom shall havo nr- rived in the company's yard on Lulu Islnnd over the N, W. Southern Rnilwny and tho city extension thereofâafter being finished according to agreementâ-and over such n ferry or bridgo across Fruser River ns the company agrees to build; nnd over such a bridgo across tho Nortii Arm us tho compnny agrees to construct âthen 520,000 to bo duo tho company from the city; (4) When tho said road is extended from Whatcom to any one of the cities of Seattle, Tacoma or Portland, such read being a first class road, and the first train has been run over such a road, from ono of said cities, nnd has arrived in tho company's yard on Lulu Islnnd ns above, then a fiuiihcr bonus of 3100,000 to bo duo from the city to the company; (5) Tho debentures for tho bonus to bc deposited iu the Hank of British Columbia upon tiust; and to be CO years 5 por cent, debentures, nnd to contain a proviso enabling the city to redeem them any timo beforo the expiration of 50 yenrs, by giving one or two years'notice; (0) If a by-law for the snid bonus is submitted to tho rntepnyers wo beg that tho agreement the city may enter Into with the company muy be nlso submitted, and the vote taken on the bylaw nnd agreement together; (7) No objection to the snid road being extended from the company's yard on Lulu Island westward to Vancouver; but the Raid bonus not to be paid for a road that is merely a branch uf n road from Whatcom to Vancouver. On motion of Aid. Curtis, seconded by Aid. Reid, the petition was received. Iu tho mutter of giving the directors of the agricultural society full control of the building and grounds, Aid. Jaques said it wns most unusual to invito people to attend games nnd then make them pay; it was dono nowhere elso. Aid Cunningham said it wns tho intention of the directors to fonce the entire premises nnd charge admission to the grounds, that is ono admission fee would admit n person tu everything on the grounds; this was tho plan adopted in any plnco ho had ever been, oxcept nt Victoria, and n more utter failure thnu tho latter oould not have been brought nbout if intentional. Aid. Reid explained that nil points in connection with this nlt'uir had been thoroughly canvassed by tho cummit- tees, and the fencing of tho grounds, nnd a general admission fee had boen decided on ns the moat feasible. Aid. Jaques snid if a fee was oharged to the games the lacrosse and base ball mutches would bo held elsewhere. Aid. Calbick Baid the first intention wub to have both tho celebration nnd exhibition within tho aamo grounds, and if this wns to bo departed from it would result badly for tho cxhibitiou. Aid. Curtia contended that tho exhibition wus the main object of importance, and tho celebration wna secondary to it. Wero tho latter to bo placed iu the van it would result unfavorably to the most important industries of tho provinco. His idea was to give the building und grounds to the director*, let them charge nn entrance fee of 25 cts, aud thus concentrate thu wholo. It wus finally decidod that tho buildings nud grounds bo handed over to tho control of the directors of the society. Thu board of woiks repotted that tho tenders for Fife street being too high it hnd been decided not to award tho contract; recommending tliat a Btreet roller bo purchased; that Mr. Gauvrenu'a services bo dispensed with us the street work is well udvanced. Report adopted. The street naming nnd numbering committeo reported und tho council went into cnucua ou the report. After a lengthy consultation the report wan referred back to tho committee, ACCOUNTS. II. G. Robb, §5; Jus. Johnson. §5. J, D. Bateholor, g5; H. Burr, 87.50; Cnpt. Pittendrigh, $7.50; Oapt. Peele, 87.50; Michnel Dunn, §92.50; Wm. Rae, $50; W. E. Dickinson, 31.75; T. A. Muir -ft Co,, 853.50; II. M. Cunningham, $47.23; Quong Ou Wo & Co., 84.50; .las, Cunningham, $2.- 75; Brunette Saw Mill Co., 8108.00; Mathers & Millignn, $30.08; D. A. McDonald, §20. HBl'OHTfl. Moved by Aid. Reid, seconded by Aid. McPhaden, that Capt. Scoullar bo paid the num of $10U to assist iu defraying the expenses of the West minster riflo team to Ottawa. Cur- vied, Moved by Aid. Calbick, seconded by Aid Curtis, that Aid. Reid bo added tu tho board of works. Aid. Jaques said thero woro enough stay at home's on tho board now. He would rather see Aid. Keary on the board. Aid. Reid considered this slur wob uncalled for; ho had never shirked work since coming into the council, and would always do his duty while ho held oflico, Tho motion wob oarried. Tho matter of tho sheet iron, bought last winter to sheath a steamer for ice breaking purposes, was referred to tho board of works to report on. Moved by Aid. Curtis, seconded by Aid. Calbick, thst Aid. Shiles bo added to tho following committees: board of worka, fire and light, police und henlth; and that ha take ex*Aid. Town* sends positions on said committees. Aid, Outtis gavo notice uf motion that ho would Introduce nn amendment to tho liquor license- by-law, 1880. Oil motion Mathers &. Milligan'a application for water lots wns granted. Aid. Cunningham gave notice of motion of introducing an amendment to the water lots by-law. The counoil then adjourned. Wholesale Oily ftarkcti ISoor, per KVUbn.. tf 4 (KJ-a .* fifl Pork " 7 "infiii «60 Mutton " 8 (.Kim ll to Piitntoes.iiew" 75@ 1 CO Cabbage " 60S 1 00 Onions " 100(4 i 60 Wheat " 1 COS 0 00 Oats " li*5t'« Peas " 160(9 200 Hay, 'inr (<m II) (HI pi; 14 1,0 llultt'i'lrollH) perR. 1125a 0 80 Cheoiie, " 0 113 0 lfi Eggs, perdu-* 'A0® Yt Ooiwooil (retail) porcon! 8 00(9 I 00 Apples, per box H0(jj 1 00 Hldeatgr'n'per loo lbs 4 006? « 00 â (â " (dry) " 5 coy 0 00 Wool, per lb 0@ io Job printing of all hinds neatly dona at tho Colombian office. Prices will be found as low as at nuv other office in the province âAdv When Batty wu slok, wo gars tier CMlorla, Whon |li« wm * Child, she criml for Castor}*, Whea she beotm*) Misa, she -slnn** to Cutorls, Whtn iht had Childr-m, th* gars thtua Usatotii HERBERT G. ROSS, $ onimissioii Slercliaiit, minster JUST IlE-CUIVED-n fine lot uf samples of Brooms and Whisks From Japan, from SO ei_, to $2 per doz. Also, sninplofl of MAI IIV); ud $4 to £i] per roll oHO ynrdi-i, All klnils of (foods handled ou commission, lillJTtll'iWtl County Court of New Westminster. THE BITTING of tlio ulinvo Ctiurl. Is nosfojoned from Wednesday, Sepi. -llll, la WEDNESDAY, Sim. .llll. W. H. FALD1NH, dwauSSUl Hcglstmr. D. LYAL & CO. Pianos, Organs, Vocalions BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, TOYS, Etc., Etc. N. B.-Bolicrty Organs Bold at 50 per cent, olfltst -iriccs, for cash. ff.JJAHEMCO. HANK BDILDINriS, Mary Street, New Westminster, B.C. |'l'KI,i:i-!lr»-.-': No. *5.| It CURE ROAD, HALIFAX, EH IAND. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS, CONVEYANCERS, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS. London and .Lancashire Fire anil Brlttah Umpire Lift Inanrauee Companies. new tVeatmlnstcr Building Society. Accountant's Oflice, Diocese of NYW. Cily Auditors, 1886,1887 and 1888. ADVISE CLIENTS IN THE BUYING AND SELLING OK REAL PROPERTY IN THE OITY AND DISTRIOT, nnd other monetary trnnanctions, Huvo several gootl Investments on tholr books, nnd all new comers will do woll to call before doing ImslncBB elsewhere. dwIWely Spec! UNTIL TIIE END OF THIS WEEK WE WILL OFFER THE BALANCE OF OUR SR HISS JUT COST. A LINE OF All Wool Nun's Veiling AT TWELVE-AND-A-HALF CENTS. Ogle, Campbell «& Freeman OREAT SALE -OF- Gents' Furnishings, Hats, &c. A Big Reduction in Prices, Regardless of Cost, for tho Next Week or So. Must Reduce Our Stock to Make Room for Fall Goods. Take Advantage of This Sale. OGLE, CAMPBELL & CO. Next Door Bank ol Montreal, New Westminster. R. J. ARMSTRONG, nmjs.-c.m-B inr Choice Family groceries! FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER A SPECIALTY. La*bxa&.ox XXexxlx_,g&, "Ldaclsexel, Salt Ood, JLxxxioij.x'e TJelc. "Ha-ais, -^rnao-ar's TT-ac. Bacon,. "Ploux. "Bxaxi. Sliorts, OTH1GHEST PRICES PAID FOU FARM PRODUCE, â lowwir Sooullar-Art-jif-trong Blook, Columbia St. Just Received! AT Tas. Ellard & Co's *> A FULL LINE OF *> NEW CARPETS -IN --ALSO OUR flRST COjMSIGNJVIENT LADIES' GOSSAMERS -AND- GENTLEMEN'S RUBBER COATS. LONDON HOUSE, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. â F-. CRAEE, Practical Watchmaker, Manufacturing Jeweler & Optician. OPPOSITE THE BANK OF MONTREAL. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, St, BEST QUALITY. EASTERN PRICES, A full line of Spectacles & Eyo-tilasses In stec'- rubber, silver arc â¢â frames. The finest Pebbles made, $4 per pair; all Bights muted, Speoial attention given to FINK WATCH REPAIRS, Having le tnn., * bitsiiiesij thoroughly from some of the finest Horologers in JCugland, and xiti-« t! managed tliu watoli'Vepairitig departments of a few of thebost firms oil tint ti-r nent of America, is a -iitticum!, gum-antei) of ^oott workmanship, Pol'tnurly in i; gor tor nearly 8 yenr:* of tho well-known firm of Savaf-u A, Lyman, Montrc Olinrgflg Moderate. MoNTRKAli, Dee;, 1.237,*âMi*. 1< Crake.âAndw. Robertson, Est-., Cliairm.in Montreal Harbor Conimlfwioner*-, B;*ys: "I never found a Watohiiiiiltnr who did well for me as you did when iu Montreal, und I am sorry you are not hero to-day.' Wholesale and Retail Druggists NEXT COLONIAL HOTEL, NEW WESTMINSTER, D. C. GROCERIE 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. Wolfe* DIRECT IMPORTERS ft DEALERS IN XX X O XX - O Hi JL S S DRY GOODS GROCERIES Cor. Columbia tt Mary Sts. BON MAROHE. 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, ilw.o28to COLUMBIA STREET.
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