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mjMBBB 87 ■VIE AND SEE I W- M. HOLDEN, POSSESSION __t-WG__ TAKEN I?*1 xri l_>i_n. and _ _ . _ L«*c^*r>r>£».l Church Temperance Honie,» fronting Church Streets, opposite ami now known RMERS' HOME! commodate the tra-vellng public >llo*vririK rates: !><5T- day __..-. tl 00 " -week "„ £..„ 5 00 * Meals. —..„.„.....„..„.-,.... 3S . .. .......-—..«.... 35 od a ccoiuKiodatlon for Ladles and *- . myDtc -IUTCHERSON, RSERTMAN A DEALER IN and Ornamental Trees, ADNER'8 LANDING, B. O. SXJBSCBiBER WISHES TO rN-- Lra the people of Brltleh Columbia ti-EX---; ost£il>Ii-3liecl a. "Nursery at _L_-ttd- ■anding, -elx_.c1 Is prepared to fill srs _ __C«_>r Fruit Trees, Ornamental *_M_i.r»it>t»ery, Vines, Small Fruits, ■3*e*s im ported or borne grown ac- t-o tlie wishes of customers. Tbe fc_>e:_r liii.« h£LcL a. thorough practical ar in the business, and Iiavlnar a lent stake In the country It is his . to deal fairly with the public. Ue. it upon the -various towns and set* ts shortly, nnd nil orders -will bave o-n.w.1 attention. s E. HTTTOHEBSOir. Mcdonough :^A-*v-*i-_srG TAKEN bom's Building. Front St. »erly ocenpled _y Kyle A Xlltosi), I^OW READY e his customers and everybody ■» srood » stock as a man wants to rom. <_=-<*o-«»«xa, Groc«rlcn, Pravliltnt, ■v-y* CSJasswiure, Boots* dc. * -iikI se,e the new place, and let us rliat yon thiek of it. Lote c Mcdonough. 91 assortment off American Sll- X" Watches, pat. clnst-proof cases. class Swiss Watches, from $8 ---■-.%-a.r-cl _ o assortment off 8-day Strtk- S Clocks, witli cathedral gong; itl ^-alnut cases; latest designs. Seth Thomas* .Vickie Alarm ocks. I ICE ASSORTMENT OF JEWELHY.-w* ~%Vxt< «-ls Repnlrtn**- it Speclalljr. All -V*'hb-ran *«-«!. ion-»e-T_r_fcl>er tho place—the "Bluo 3yl Ool una bia St., NewWost ESTABLISHED 1S59. BT. DICKINSON, 5 U "TOHER, jr Opposite tbe Colonial Hotel. •TZETW* -WESTMnSTSTETft. : J____V_R/G-EST AND CHOICEST .ssortment of all descriptions of lTS and vegetables .11 *_!■>- on band, {uid supplied to Fam- *t-o-=r: v-.wiri-.T-.t_s, and Steamboat* at the SVSST T^O*l_tSTt*I_E PRICES. [ Registry Ordinance. 1S70 FOR SALE. -.Livitlfil liairorLnt >'(i. 4K, RliKkT, r« «T IMMrlct W-mS Xo. 1MB. I* tke Y m»r ^% «««-<»i-f* «-*r. TTTtKAS --F-H.E CERTIFICATE OF *Jf*itle of C*«-boi*"*-**-o Knywood to the mentioned Intxi I-»i*.h been lost or i-otl. sincl -application hus been mnde upl icatc thereof; :__■* lw therefore hereby given tlint a ■?ertiflcf»to of Title-will be Issued tn r i-l*i-r*t- s-rt. lost, or destroyed, unions l,o shewn to the contrary within on tli from «.l«t«t. r*t. "W".. ARMSTRONG, Deputy Resristrnr. =lo*_rlstry OfTloe. v,- Westminster, 2Tt.li Oct., 1880. cloc*2T*nci 1 _ES<T-VTlT.TS.TT_e*L> 1875. «© West Sliore *».€*■ l_»n.Iance of 1SS6, lucltidliiK the t*-» «-*•*'_. i hoi I<S»>** number, to nil who ioe vro-w for!887. x ttie Janunn- Issue TXIK WKST ^E_; will r><*«*-ni Itstwoifih yenr. Kvery •__•**_.- contains ori*aclnn,l IlluntnitlonK of *-*>-„ town.*s it-iiv-l industries in the Pft- oi-th\rcst, equaling In excellence th© TodncMons of Eastern mnf-.tr.lnON. ontrlbuted articlei*, general lltera- id ftftttoj-lo» are ontertRiningand care- eait.**-.l, making the magailno a ftinnily visitor. The comiuentN on ; -of Interest to tli I a region and the E*.:rxi.o*c*.rit of Information concerning tIoms r*o«onroea And the progress of »t>Tir»or»t. alven In every number ren- t^tretnely \ultiahle. Nofnm1l> can to do without it. and every one II- «.l Iv interested In tho Pacific North- :r* -rlestrono of learning ita reeourciM _n.«5 It Invaluable. •e »-»*r--t»s!*r»*f-l-n*ti<>n prico (-§2 por year) In i no-vv yon will be entered ror 1887. »o rrmninaer of 1SS6 will be sent as r_fcln m. _L*. SAMUEL, '*"/>' 1S3 Front Street, Portland Or. TKE LEASE, FIXTURES AND 8T0CI of t-hat, well-known — - -■ ___ bf. tiiat next tbe Holbrook Hi Variety Stem " Street. Farm for Sale! A N IMPROVED FARM FOB BALK J\ cheap, and on wiy term.; with or without tlie .took. ' M. NICHOLSON, dwoc7tc - Mount Ijebnsn P. 0. FOR SALE. ONE-HALF INTEBKUT IN Ul. I.ANO- ley Saw and Planing Mill; mill la good order. For partlculersanply on tb. premises to H. WEST, Or, Messrs. DRAKE, JACKSON, aplStc St HEL.MCKEN, VlotarlSk FOR JfrEWT. FBOM THE FIRST OF NOVEMBER- an broomed House oii. Acnes Street; Also—From the Firat of December—a large Store, with basement, on Columbia Street, centrally situated. Apply to HENRY V. EDMONDS, doc23t c Lund Agent. FOR SALE. THAT DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE ON Lot 7, situated on Provost street, between Mary and McKensle streets, now ln the occupation of Capt-Grant; con-talma 8 rooms with usual offices. Valuable Cite* Lota. Farms near City. Farms on Pitt Meadows. Farms on Mud Bay, 80 acres of Land at Whonoek Railway Station. 74 acres- of valuable Land 1 miles from City on Hastings Roadi 1800 cords of Cedar could be cut. Apply to CAPT. PITTENDRIGH, JeSSto Land Agent, New Weitmlnnter. FOR_SALE. 1440 ACRES CHOICE DELTA LANDS 3 'MILES FKOM LADNER'S Landing, on the Trunk Wif-en Road; two other roads runnln*. throufli the premises. Apply to E. A. WADHAMS, delate Ladner's Ltndiaf ,B.C. -r—3_,ta-m-k—— Cream & fancy Cakes A. DIEBEL'S FRONT BTREET, OPP. C. P. S. WB*Mr. NOTICE. WHEREAS I HAVE BEER APPOIST- ed receiver of all the Pflsvonsl «- tat'', effect, nnd credit., tnctndlnp book debt, and all other choM. In actloa da. or accruing due to William lau ot Port Hammond, by virtue of an order In the County Court of Viotoria, dated th. BU day of September. MM, all penona are hereby warned trom receiving, ttklnr Into poBsesalon or holdlna any of the Hid estate, or from paying to the M«d Wllli*_m Isaac, hi. ssgenU or servants, any monies, or from disposing or In any dial* Ina with .aid estate. It is also provided by the wid Older thst all personslndebted to the .aid es*ate or bavins ln tbelr poesenlon ai.yefltect.of tbe sard estate (other than what ba. bom legally disposed of), are to pay, deliver or account for the same to me. T. J. ARMSTRONG. Deputy Sheriff. Kew Westminster, B.C. jj Oct. »rth, 1880. dwoe-Ttc Ever j Man to His twaiulien PRACTICAL CHEMIST & DRUGGIST, COLUMBIA STREET (OPP. COLOJIIAL noriLi, KEW WESTMINSTKR, B. 0. Pbjrslclans' rrescrlptlMs aad Faa- lljr Beelpes • Spoclaltj. N B. — Only Uenuln. Drop ass*. Over twenty veara' experiesc nan Public Notice Hit WntoosiUr Wk Uniji mHE UNDERSiaNED (THANKS TO I the kindness nnd permission of the Mayor and City Council) two wseks st* re-opened the Public Ltbrnry, snd takes thin opportunity to offer an fn-rltetlon lo roNiOeiitN of New Westminster to Mr hln u visit, Pnpera and lfasaslnet from all directions are received for vatroas aad v In I tore, and more will be added la mme a rettMonable support ts obtained. The tomm are 59 cents a month, to m+mnmr>. ss papers, Ac., are paid tor ln advance. This will amount to about 9 cents a day, ar the cost of onr c-lgrnr for seven days permission '-- —- * -heworld.s " to neo new* from all overt n ,and elpffnnt itookx whieh may be ehaaisd every 24 Iiourst There la no comyulsToa about this, but those who believe lu fet-* tlnslnoutof the rain end whoeansaloy n deoent Are will doubtless appreciate iau Institution. I-Adlen and stranaeia are free, eo doubt _•*•■-._■ nU the parties whe believe 1* Blue Ribbon will eome forward atoasr and Join this attractive affair, both fer their own credit and tbat of othtrs. Cone one, come all, and you will ba attended l» by one who oan soap all classes,vls.t Yours Respectfully, J* HKNRY W. HC-OHM. Kew Weat. Aug. ao, ima aaaflta ,»--m9---mmmsBmeBmBB* NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY. Auction Sale A. J. Alport PuMic Notico H. Wcjjjk, Informatics. Wanted M. Egan fnil-g -ftritiuh dolambian Tuesday * renins, November ». 1884. .*.* An English gentleman who has visited the hop farms of Puget Sound '.utid'ttaVeUedover the 0. P. E. gave a Winnipeg reporter some ideas about hop culture. This is an in* "iitetfy* wnich we have moro thon once suggested might bo advantage- ously undertaken in this province, especially ii) this district. Tho gentleman referred to said: "Both on ! .^aiiB-juvor Jsland and on the mainland there is ample cleared land for hop growing, and I believe that iu a '.. very few-years hops will be the principal export product of that district. lioth soil and climate aro admirably adapted for hop cultivation, and next dWin" "v?*-ishiiigt4n Territory I saw some really wonderful hop crops. They were rather grumbling at thc lightness of this year's crop, which is' Btill nearly a ton to the acre, and in the very best hop land of Kent and. Sussex such a yield as a ton , would ba considered qdite unusual. When you have a produot like hops, .''worth $300 to the acre, oftener more than less, and you can get a ton oft* a single acre, distance to market is of little consequence." Few of our readers, perhaps, have 4 ver/, {ofrect idea of the extent of the worfi! carried on by the Canadian Paoific Railway Co. in the mountain region during the summer. The work of constructing snow sheds to protect the track has been going; oil without interruption. i A« ninny ■ as 22 trains have been employed in .this work, and over 3,000 men. Those sheds ani neces sarily very strongly built, for tho ;;f6fce they may have to resist when the period of snow slides comes may j be enormous. They Site about S , liiles in extent, and havo cost upwards of $1,500,000. The work is now being, finished, but a force of 1,000 men' will be retained in tho mountain region all winter, where . they will cut' wood for the railway and be ready for any emergency. It is to be hoped the precautions taken at such expense will be amply sufficient, and that the railway may bo kept in operation without interruption during the whole winter. Although not an authority in j ; moral philosophy, Ool. Ingersoll "generally carries a level head on topics which concern worldly affairs, i* Sefetring to the struggle between .labor and capital he recently saidj "Here is a shoe shop One man in the shop is always busy at work during the day—always industrious. In tne evening he goes courting ;. j some good, nice girl There are five other meu in the shop who don'fc do any such thing. These spend their ., working evenings in dissipation. •.; ■ ': The, first young man cuts out these .: others and gets a boot and shoe '.*„: Store pi his own.' Then he marries 1 the girl. Soon he is able to take his wife out to ride of an evening. * ...'.The five laborers,his former companions, who see him indulging in I' his luxury, retire to a neighboring saloon and pass a resolution that ii.r.-jithere is an eternal struggle between ' . jabor and capital:'' It must be said * ** that the illustration applies well to »■/■,,■[—any. of the. labor. agitations, although wo are far from believing that it describes tho position of all organizations against capital and . inonopolies. It seems quite certain that the .) C _PN*.'e of this provinoe will soon be eating bread made from Manitoba whtat instead of flour from the sound and Oalifomia. About a week ago a considerable quantity of Manitoba flour came to this city and . ma taken by our merchants; and yesterday Mr. W. McMillan, of , Winnipeg, sold three car loads in „ the .city. Manitoba wheat is said to be the best in tho world, and flour made from it is stronger and ; ■■■j.jll '"go. further" than any other *ilo6r.'' With these advantages there ■ . should be no difficulty in introduc- ' ... ing it if the railway rates are satisfactory." The people of Britisli Columbia are probably not less patriotic than people of the east, and would 'prefer to patronize Canadian '. products whenever thoy can be pro- cored at a reasonable rate. This province has been using immense quantities of American flour for - which it has Bent hundreds of thou- •i'■''.'. 6ands of dollars out of the country. ■,'" ■ If wo can get better flour at as low "J a figure nnd get it in our own country, surely tho change- will be for thegenernlgood. Andjusthereitinay bo asked, why do not British Columbians imiko their own flour. There is no reason why they should not. • We have land that will produce as much wheat to the acre as any land , in Manitoba or the Northwest, and ..'British Oolumbia wheat cannot bs excelled in quality by any wheat '■ -JVtyti ««st of the mountains. We ij»Te oftem expressed the opinion -, tbat a Ant-clou flouring mill would \.; ■yjMF'in this district, and that the best plat*, tp locate it is right hero in thia i oi«£' vWe have greater facilities for hing tht various agricultural set- *ntt in the distriot and the out- luarkcta than any other oity or village, and our connection with the interie is equal to any. Tho man or the company who first erects a flouring mill here will make lots of money if it is conducted with intelligence and on a sufficiently large scale. f Before deciding on the plan of your now houso look ovor the latest architectural designs at Mr. Hill's office, McKenzie st., and combine economy with utility and beauty. dw-sel3to INFORMATION WANTED OF D. M. EGAN, who was mlni-iK near Port Moody In April. 1B86. Any Information will lie thankfully received by his fallier, Martin Egan, Douglns P. O., County of Renfrew, Ontario. HnofltSwl Public Notice. MR. JAMES HILL LAWSON, of the H. B. Co., Victoria, holds my power of attorney during my absence from the province. wnolOml HENRY WaRK. RAILWAY. FRESH WATER TERMINUS City of Uew Westminster! IMPORTANT Auction Sale —OF— CITY RESERVES —AND— GARDENS. A PUBLIC AUCTION WILL TAKE placo at the Agricultural nail, in tlie City of New Westminster, on Saturday, 27th Nov., 1886, At 8 o'clock in the evening, when the following lots will be submitted to pub- lio competition, iu accordance with "Land Sale By-Law, 1884," and amendments thereto, y1z.j GOVERNMENT OFFICE GARDENS. Block A. Lots Nos. 3 and 4. Lots Nos. 13 to 20, inclusive. VICTORIA GARDENS-Blook B. Lots Nos. 3 to 6, inclusive. Lots Nos. 8 to 16, " Lots Nos. 18, 10, 20, 30, 35 & 36. ST. PATRICK'S SQUARE-Blook D. Lot. Nos. 4 to 8, inclusive. Lots Nos. 10 to 36, " ALICE GARDENS-Block E. Lots Nos. 6, 8, 0 and 10. CLINTON PLACE UESERVE-Block F Lots Nos, 1 to 4, inclusive. Lots Nos. 3,0, 11 A 12. Lots Nos. 14 to 31, inclusive. Lots Nos. 33 to 30, " ST. GEORGE'S SQUARE-Block H. Lots Nos. 14 to 20, inclusive. Lots Nos. 23 to 32, " Lots Nos. 34 to 44, " ST. ANDREW'S SQUARE-Block K. Lots Nos. IC to 18, inclusive. Lots Nos. 24 to 28, " Lots Nos. 33 to 40, " SAILOR'S HOME-Blook L. Lots Nos. 1 & 2. MERCHANTS' SQUARE-Blook G. Lot No. 0. t**Thc Lotsare mostly 06 by 132 feet. TERMS—s&Ve per 'rent, on Hie full of the hammer; J13;V, per cent, in three months; nnd tho balance of the nnrchusc money In six months from date of sale. By order, A. J. AI.POBT, C. M. C. Clly Clerk's Office, New Westminster, Oth Nov., 18811. dnodld STRAYED OR STOLEN. A COW-WHITE AND RED. ANV J\ one giving any information leading to her discovery will bo amply rewarded. Leave word at this office. duo8t:i WANTED. A MAN AND WIFJ..TOTAKECHARGE nnd do nil the work of a Hotel in the Interior. Wages, 950 per month and hoard. References will Imve lo beseht with the application to JOHN MURRAY, (fwno8w2 Bpoheos Bridge. REMOVAL. RAND HROH. HAVE TAKEN OFFICES on ttie corner of Mackenzie and Clarkson streets, one block nbove Coiumbin St., where they nre now prepare'! to attend to business, docile PY/EMIA Is tho moat virulent form of blood-poteott*. luir- Lt'iw HjK.ed._v futnl, but not Ices ter* tftlnlv so, it tho vitiation of tho blood of wliich llio first symptoms aro Pimplea, Sties, Bolls, uud Cutaneous Eruptions. When tbo taint of Scrofula rivei waniliigof itn presence by such Indications, no time M.oukl lie lost in lining AYKR'B Sarsapami.i.a. tho only perfect and reliable medicine for the purification of tin blood. SCROFULA Ifl u foul corruption in the blood that roi* out idl the inucbiuery of lifo. Nothing will eradicate It from tbo system and prevent its ti-imsmfatilon to offspring but AVER'S SAHSA1-A1UM.A. Thin preparation ImuIso the only ono thst will cleanse the blood of Mercurial poison oud the taint of Contagion-*) Discuses. Impoverished blood Is productive of AN/EMIA, A wretched condition Indicated by Pallid Skin, Flaccid Muscles, 8h.tt.red Nerves, nnd Melancholy. IU Ont symptoms nro Weaknost. Languor, Oisn of Nerve Force, and Mental De. lection. Its course, unchecked, letdi inevitably to luaonlt.f or death. Women frequently sudor fron it. The onI| medicino thnt, whilo purlfrlng tho blood, enriches It with new vitality, aud Invigorate* tlie whole system, I* Ayer's Sarsaparilla, FKKPiUttD BY D .3. O. Ayer & Co, Lowell, Mat* Sold by all Druggists: Price 111 (• Slibottf-*-.or|5. a_TOTIO_E3. THURSDAY, THE _8th INSTANT, having lieen set apart nnd appointed by His Excellency tho Governor-General In Council os si day ot General ThiinKB' f Jiving throughout the Dominion, tho Funic Offices will be cloned on that dny. JNO. ROBSON, Provincial Socretary. Provincial Seoretaryrs Office, Victoria, Bc„ 4th Nov., 1880. rlnoStd NOETH Britisli & Mercantile MURAIE OOMPA1TT Capital, $3,000,000; Paid, $48,000,000 UstsaMloIiesI ■■»»•_» Rates as Low as any other Company doing Business in British Columbia. *_T Risks promptly taken, and' Losses satisfactorily adjusted. T.R. PEARSON, doo7lc (B. C. S. 4 P. Co.) AGENT. GUARDIAN Insurance Com'y OF LONDON, ENG. Total Funds, $18,000,000 (ST IIABLTl ESTABLISHED 1821 Bisks Taken at Bates as Low as any other Beliable Oomp'y. T. R, PEARSON, doc7to IB. C. S. * P. Co.) AGENT. (.tMJI, GENERAL DEALER COMPLETE STOOK OF GROCERIES -AT- BOTTOM PRICES! Clothing, Hats and DryGoods AT COST 01 LESS. If you want Bargains, CALL EARLY fa-l-Wo «^THAT-S«f LOM FELT WANT. 1 lew lap! $1.25 -op the- $1.25 DISTRICT OF NewWestminster JUST ISSUED BY Mi H. Price, $1.25. This Map has been produced at great cost, and gives a vast amount of information never before available respeoting the most important district in the Provinoe, The new Map shows the latest surveys, the latest roads, the Une of the O. F. SX and extensions. BUY A COPY. PUBLISHED BY RAND BROS. Real Kstate, Insurance and Financial Agents, NEW WESTMINSTER, VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA. FORSALE AT T. R. Pearson & Co's HEW WESTMINSTER AND VANCOUVER. apMto I GUNS, RIFLES, AMMUNITION, Reloading Tools, Fishing Tackle, &c. SPECIAL PRICES FOR LARGE QUANTITIES OF AMMUNITION. We are prepared to do all kinds of Gun Work, and anything in the mechanical line, All orders will be quickly and satisfactorily attended to. <-0R)iKB CUVRCn A COMIHBU STB. NEW WESTMINSTER. Thr New dun More ilno2l_ Union Restaurant COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. MEALS AT ALL HOURS (DAY OR NIGHT). Oysters in any Style; Board bythe Day or Week. Umlnr tlie present iniiniiROinetil. overy tiling will lie found flrst-clnss, mul prices tiro extremely low. ilnolnill E.H. BARKER, Prop, AUSTIN BRICE, Carpenter & Builder Plans and Bpeclflcallons for all kinds of Buildings care* hilly Prepared. JOBBINQ NEATLY AND CAREFULLY EXECUTED.. AU orders left at Occident Hotel, or at the shop of W, Johnson, Columbia street, will receive prompt attention. Yonr favor solicited. jedto - ' -***• GLOBE HOUSE! jr ■■'' 'l •: HAS RECEIVED A VERY FINE STOCK OF - NEW lERCEANDISEi '.....j-U-ACONSISTING OF—— ' ''*' ' ** }. ! \ J.'j'.jl Millinery, D ress Goods, Cottons, Sheetings, Tweeds, Flannels. ^ Ladies' and Children's Ulsters, Jackets and Cloaks; 1 :, ;:' The Millinery is tlie finest and largest Stock on the Mainland. No need to go to Victoria."''■ ■ ■' ,' '.',-.'•'■■- DRESS GOODS in the new materials and shadeB for the seaeon, We oall attention to the famous 8EA 8ERCE, which vre have at various prices—37 Jo., 50c, 62 Jc. and 75c; cannot he spoiled by rain, and even though soaked iri seai water or boiled in soda, will still retainthe 0ft|6INAI».(JOLOE. '■''■ ■ ..'"
empire always have been the same. The liberties obtained by them from til** Sultan . I consider to be intended for" tlieii'own use arid benefit and' it.is not proper that they should be handed ovor in whole or in part to anybody else. 1 hnve never thought it my duty to raiBe my voice on the present occasion because X believe there is no difference of opinion in England on tlie BUbject and no reason to doubt that the sentiment of the nation is repre- rtt j seated iu the councils of Europe by Q( LoW Iddlesleigh. jF The Windsor Life Guards have been O ordered to London to assist atthe Lord Mayor's show. The beard of works lias ordered all public works in course of construction barricaded in order to prevent using bricks to-day. Sir Chas. Warron has requested tho local authorities to keep the street! fret froin anything that can be used at Biinsles. Tho West-end shops are bar- ? Mile*.' WWW Baltimore, Nov. 8.—Fully 2,500 people braved tho cold and journeyed . Sic miles to lee Jack Kilrain and Frank Herald spar at Herring Run race track today. A ring was pitched on the track directly iri front of the judges' stand. The two men were in ,. splendid form, Herald atlipping at 176 and Kilrain at 180 pounds. The tun was nearly down when the pugilists made their appearance, and a brisk wind from the northwest made standing on the bare ground exceedingly unpleasant. Wheu time was called Kilrain ut once began to work on the . offensive, and after a few moments ' sparring got in tlireo.wicked blows on hii opponent's face in rapid succession, eaetr bringing blood. Herald then made one of his furioui rushes, but Kilrain dodged him cleverly and they clinched, and in breaking away Kilrain by a quick movement landed Herald squarely on his back in the corner, where ho hy bleeding from the ' ki»4 and nose and panting heavily, tititJtilia police rushed through the opes aiid stopped the fight. Kilrain was not touched, while Herald re- V ceived a cut on the upper lip and anothor on hiijiose.' The short work and the two-ounce gloves use'd showed conclusively that both men meant _-''*b|isineis, and that instead of wanting , scientific points they wanted to see '■'. "'.'■Ji'ch wai ihe best slugger. The *-*xi>rinclpsia were at once hustled off to *,, , tht fioi) house, ond the crowd dis '-'•vperstd/i There fi talk of the fight being finished witli lure knuckles tonight, »i SokiA, Nov. 8.—Gen. Kaulbars hu refused to communicate to his government asking them to name a candidate for. the throne, became' Bulgaria Itnbws that Russia hu declared the sobranje to bo illegal. The election of a prince will only occupy one sitting of the sobranje. "'' ; . LoBiaviMj., Nov. 8.—Tommy War- ***"" renot Louisvilloand Patsey O'Leary of Cincinnati fought 12 rounds near Mulldrigh Hill, Moad, county, to-day, for the featherweight championship and (1,000, with kid gloves, Police SOazctte rules. The'tight wu awarded I to Warren on a foul allowed bjO'Leary leaving the ring in the Uth round. A •pcoi.l train with 1,000 people left the city early thii morning, paying JJ5 head In witness the fight. Representatives from ! Cincinnati, Chicago and the east numbering 5,000 were present ,-, -anil took Bart in the betting, whieh •'*■' *-Vras'orte-siaed, odds being offered on Warren. The morning wu apent in squabbling uver a referee, " Chick" ,' Cawlthern of Louinille being finally ,r* '; chosen, ani at 2 o'olock both, in fine t~ * condition, 118 ponnds oach, stepped into ths ring. In the 12th and lut round, after opening cautiously, both men made a rush and clinched. They were ordered to break away, and u they did so Warren struck O'Leary a hoaey, twinging blow with his right on the left jaw. A foul wu claimed by O'Leary'i bicker, and he passed under the ropes and out uf the ring, The referee did uot allow it, and O'Leary was brought bsek. The referee consumed 15 minutes in reading ,. ... tho rules,and decided that O'Leary J had committed a foul in leaving the ring and awarded the fight tn Warren. Neither of the men showed muoh punishment. Warren's lip was cut - and O'Leary'i fuce and mouth show slight punishment. There ii much tsatisfaction over tho result, though it.generally thought Wirreii made i bost showing and would have won the fight on iti meriti had they fought yio , fini.h. Another meeting is talked of. Xheugl. nu diiturbancu or dii- o-Wff**-?-*1, '"fag the iay the croM at a whole wu > tong,, one, and nearly all were armed. Panama, Nov, 8.—Advlcoi from Jamaica, dated Oct. 31, lay the decay M3*m»e^~w« crown, may be gathered from the following figures, which ihow how the -*te**j»ta*-liFof*c****d*^ -~$T- declined in cultivation during the — perioda named. Number estimates were in 1833 653,184, 513,216 in 1879 and 189 in 1884. In reference to this decline and the general depression; prevailing the lcgiilative council' passed resolutions that the island he frermitted to make arrangements witfi he United States or Canada onr the basis of reciprocity, in order that sugar products, now so seriously affected by the bounty syitem in the English market may find a favorable outlet nearer home. Bf Havana, Nov. 8.—Work liu been again suspended in nll the cigar manufactories of this oity. Chicago, Nov. 8,—The packors have resolved to fight the Knighti of Labor tini all other otjganizationt. , At a mooting hold thi- afternoon they unanimously adopted resolutions declaring that their men are ready to work.but are prevented from doing so by Uio action of the labor organizations, and resolved that they (the packers) will not horeafter employ any man who is a momber of such labor organization. Tho resolution lias been signed by every packer at the stock-yards. At 8:15 this evening an associated press reporter arrived direct from the packing town and headquarter! of the lst and 2nd regiments of the Illinois national guards. At 7:30 all was perfectly quiet in the vicinity of the stockyards. No I disturbances had occurred during the day and there were no grounds for fearing any during the night. Sheriff Hanohett has issued j proclamation u follows: "Notice to the publio: On and after Nov. 9th and until .further notice the entrance into" Uie packing town will be open for thp; admission of any men who desire to work and for all personB who desire, to business with the backing houses or in the stock yards. . No others will be admitted. Amnio protection willj.be furnished for all men desiring to go to work." St Paul, Nov. 8,—The Pioneer Prist haB official returns by wire from all counties in tlie State making McQUl's, Republican, majority 2314. '..!.. , Berlin, Nov. 8,—The Emperor William hu a slight oold and, is in consequence obliged to forgo tlie proposed hunt at Springe. JJ "'.'• Hanover, Nov. 8.—The malady of Prince William of Prussia increases alarmingly.. Continuous injection! in his nose, ears and mouth fail to subdue1 tho accumulating virus. Milwaukee, Nov. 8.—An uproar ciists at lacrosse in thit state on account of the enforcement of Sunday laws. ' Not only have saloons been compelled to close but telegraph and' tolephone companies wero required to' suspend operations, milk and bakers wagons wore stopped, mill repairs necessary to permit the saws to move on Monday are not allowed and even paid choir singers in ohurches must stand the risk of prosecution. Madrid, Nov..8.—A Spanish expedition hu left the Phillippine Island! with instructions to tako possession of the whole of Paragua and to occupy the chief porta of southern Mindanano. Tlie govornment will offer tools, exemption from taxes, and freo passages to settlen. Berlin, Nov. 8.—Tlie nuptials of the Princess Elizabeth of Saxe-Weimer nnd Dull Micklenburg haa taken placo in the palace chapel at Weimer. Among those present. were Crown Prince Frederick William and Grand Duke and Grand Duchess Vhdomir of Russia. m Valpakbo, Nov. 8.—The lots of the British hark Sarah Anderson, en route from Coaghimbo to England has been confirmed. All hands including the captain and his wife were lost. Tirnova, Nov. 8.—The Sobranje to-day adopted tho regent's address and adjourned till Wednesday., In the meantime there will be a private reunion of tho members to discuss the election of a prince. Grau, Hungary, Nov. 8.—A fire hu occurred in the cathedral here, destroying several pictures and damaging the interior badly, The edifice had a narrow escape from total destruction. This cathedral wu considered the most magnificent modern building in Hungary. St. Louis, Nov. 8.—A apecial from Little Rock, saya: The color line came very prominently to the front in thit city yesterday. Willis McNair, a coal black negro, for yean put a barber in Little Rock, wu serving on U. S. grand jury, and when the jury went to J. U. Knott's restaurant for breakfast the proprietor, refused to admit the negro to the dining room. Capital hotel reitaurant alio refuted. When the facta woro reported to Judge Caldwoll he made a speech from the bench to the effect that jurors were officers of tho law and could not be separated, otc. They were tent back and IT. S. marshal instructed to accompany them and report to the court. Mr. Knott again refused to admit negro. Capital restaurant however took them ina body and for the firat time the negro enjoyed hii repast at the leading hotel of the state. The proceedings caused no little comment. A New Device.—A Winnipeg despatch says: A number of Americans are in this city in connection with the trial of Stewart, the Kansas forger, which cornea before tho grand jury today. The com ia really one of great importance. It is a new method of attack on a merchant defaulting who! takes refuge in Canada aud as suoh ia being watched with great interest by moneyed institutions across the line. As embezzlement ii not an extraditable affair, the prosecution in this oaae ii not trying to extradite Stewart but they are prosecuting under the Canadian atatute which provides that any one guilty of bringing stolen money' into the country be subject to tho same punishment u that provided by tho statutes of the placo where the theft was committed. „, Absolutely Wire. -This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wbolesomeness. Mow' economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold ln competition -with tbe multitude ot low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Bold only In cans. Rotal Baking Powdkb Co., 106 Wall St, New York., . » Mely REMOVAL NBE^eiiijiED Will, at the end of montli move his business Into .InMtaute'B new Building, opposite Lyt- tou Square, end- w*r offers his stock of Furniture at or bolow cost. Gome buy. *>"■--' ' ' .: JpHNiE.iiORD. 1 * , Columbia .Street. Adjoining Dickinson's Meat Market, Neyf W^jitiolagcr,$pv.'% 188(1. ..flnolinl PUBtl^^fftWAY. "' New irtituUiter District. XTQTIQE W- HEREBY GIVEN that a Xl public highway Is horeby established pong the southern boundary of Section ft, block 5 north, range 7-wcr.t, and having a width of 89 feot, measured tothe north of said section line. < ■ ii -.-■ -.'I- WM. SMITIIE^ - Chief Commissioner of Lands * Works. Lands A Works Department, ... Viotoria, B. a. Ootober SrthilBW. ., ■.-- ■ ■•-,-.. - dotf_3wU NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVH.s tbat application 1 will be mado to thc "Lesrl .lattve Assembly of the Prorlnce of British Columbia, at the next session thereof-, for an Aet to Incorporate a compnny for the purpose of constructing,* managing and maintaining Waterworks at the terminal—■*■-■-■--*»--- ilnt of the , il Harbor nnd for the purposes company the from Capilano Canadian Pacific Railway on- and English Bay, and fo ' thereof granting to the BrlvUege of taking wa reek, Burnaby Lake or other suitable points, with power to the said company to build Ouines, aqueducts, lay pipes, erect dams, ocyulre lands, aud do another acts and things necessary for the purposes aforesaid. EBERTS A TAYLOR. Solicitors for Applicants, Dated September 30th, 1885. dettc Port Hammond Hursery I VTOW IS THE TIME TO SEND IN ll your orders, If you wont some of those ulce fruit or ornamental trees, shrubs, etc, from Ontario. As I return about the middle of June to settle up my affhira there and come out this fall with the stock for ray nursery here, and will select and bring your orders right along with me for this fall and next spring's planting,! will satisfy all both as to quality of trees and fruit, nnd I will be settled here In the business so you will know where to And mc. All communications after the middle of June may be addressed to meat Bowmanville, Ont., or to Carleton A Harris. Port Hammond. G. W. HENRY, - mySStc i Port Hammond P.O. TUIMOM CAU HO. 8. P; 0. BOX 71 WM McCOLL, sural Uiliss! Dry Goods, Men's Furnishings, Groceries ft Provisions.: i LUNDBOM'S BLOCK, Columhla St. jd.w-wi8t<0. HACK FOR HIRE. TBE UNDERSIGNED has established himself In the Oltr ol Now Westmlnsler wllh a FI118T-CLA8S COVERED CARRIAGE, Which Is open far Terjr as-slerate Charges, , . Onler, led st tho Colonial Hotel or sent ity tolephono, will be promptly attended o day of night, Stablo next H. Elliott's JOS. OXTEB. Telephone No. 38. 7 mylte THE BRITISH COLUMBIA EMPLOYMENT iM Fprn«sh«g»I! Kinds or tielp Iharge. Tt BEI.L A FuaasD Tohooi and Impiirb Bmatii are two concomitants of biliousuus remedied bjr Nortlirop A Lyman's Vegetable Disoo-ery and' Dyspeptic OuM. Heart barn, which hsraaeea Ihe djspcjtlc alter meali, and all the perplexing and change- lol symptoms ol established Indigestion, ere dispersed by this salutary correctlTe tonic and celebrated blood purifier, ■■- ■ '.'"i- WW. Beantlful photographic panoramic views In British Columbia, 7o eta, per set at T.R, I'tano* *Oo.'e. '; THE SHJlMORIBEr. HAI. ON BAND A largo quantity ol BEST WELLIXGTOEV LUMP COAL And an assortment of CORDWOOD, »i,,W•?W.,^S,:fi».o?• Orders left at Mr. MeOoll'siloreon Columbia streot, or at my house, Douglas •treel,wlll meet with prompt attention. HENRY ELUQJX Nffl-WeeHwrnsfer** fly«» DlgSlJSlSj Kew Westminster, B, 0. mhlOto IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE GOMP'Y. ;"inr'.J_ 0. ru:j'!J'! J..:;'Ji'r.. .i'jrljJOlla t 1 Old Broad St. and 16PaUMai.l, LONDON, v. INSTITUTOD 1808. FOR INSUBINO HOUSES* OTHER Buildings, floods, Wares, Merchandise, Manufacturing and Farming Stook, Ships in Fort, Harbor or Dock, and the C-rgoes of such Vessels; also, Ships building and repairing, Barges and other Vessels on navigable' rivers .and canals, and Goods on board suoh Vessels, throughout Great Britain and Ireland and in Foreign Countries, '. -,i FROM lOSS OR DiMAflB BI FIEE. Subscribed and Invested Capital, £1.600,000 -.TQ. Batatof Premium and every information oan be obtained on application to W.J; ABMSTBONfi,' Agent for New Westminster. -PRACTICAL— Hu jut received for the Holidays a fine assortment of Gold aud Silver JEWELRY GENTS' GOLD & SILVER WATOHES Ladles Size Swiss Gold Watches j from $25 to $55, nc'nj Ladles Size American Stem* vlndine Gold Watches, at ,,m,m. ■■ RKMRMBRR-We do not sell "filled'*' Watches and Jewelry as wild gold. •. '■ - 'Oar goods are guaranteed just as represented, and prices lower than any other bouse in B. C. ..... ij . COLONIAL BLOCK, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. The Colonial STORE, Colonial Hotel Building, NEWWESTMINSTER, •'. .noli 'Iv,' y ' '. ■; ir." WiflRoss boci^L^j IMPORTER AND DEALER IN BOOTS and SHOES Tke French Lenoir, Boodyear, rink- erten, Cochrane, Cmlli I Co., irmea Holden ant Slater ■j'ln- Booti nd Shoei. r ADIES AMD GENTLEMEN ARE HE- Jj ipectlnlly Invited to call and eusra- ino tbe stock. I have also on hand the . WMMa-CMAMDI LK*T1HJB WATK*. ..Vi..,.. TltlBT KSEE BOOT, Which low takes the plaoe of gum boots. Jynto PIONEER Fish'GameStore! WM. H. VIANEN HAB ALWAYS ON HAND A GOOD lupplyol Fresh and Salt Water Fish. Qk-k-MSI IH BJHULBOJN-. DEALER IN BKINH AND PELTRIES. Purchase, will be delivered In anypart ot (heflieynteof ekwrjei sirfStyt TESTIMONIAL! f"//.,*! ,bBt(WKi ir,i m tiTj'.a (ioo'i : , , *'■* "'■;'-'■ . .-' 'i-ttTCf-fro OOttttQtt ! Vancouver, 83rd J«we, 1886. MR. G. ROBERTSON,.. , Vancouver; RopreBentlngaoldieA McCulloch, Galt,Ont; Sib.—Weilie undorslaned having witf* ,116886(1 the terrible Are -whioh wiped out of existence the, young city of Vancouver, on the 18th Imit,, have, after the fire, oi- ftmlned tbe »re* sold by you, some of which were put to tlie most levereteM,, having been surrounded by large Quantities of lard and bacon, aud we ar» ploaaed to testify to tho remarkable manner ln Which every finfo sold by you preserved its contents, not only books and papers, but also thousands of dollars In paper money were taken out In perfect condition. Ve ean, therefore, with the greatest confidence, recommend tlicm as thoroughly Are proof: IA A. iiitraHton, for the Canadian Pacific Railway Company! M. A. MacLean, Mayor; John J. Blake, 'Stipendiary Ma- Blstrate; Rlch'd. Alexander, Justice of - > the Peace; John Boultbee, Police Magistrate, City of Vancouver; Thomas Dunn, Justice of the'Peaoe* Isaac Johns, Col.; Edward E. Rand, Real Estate Broker; R. Balfour, Alderman: John Rankin, Real Estate-Broker; Pither A Edson, RoyAl Hotel' H. F. Keefer, Contractor, C. P. 11,; J. w. MoFarladd, Port Moody, to Vancouver: and English Bay; F, C. Innea A Co., Real Estate Brokers; A. Vf, to Vancouver: and English Bay; F. Innea A Co., Real Estate Brokers; A. Ross, Real Estate Broker;; Gravel- Spinks, Real. Estate Brokers: R. OI'Fe: gUson,Mgr.R. C. P. Mills.; l' jeWtc ..iINCMJDINQl U WHI*tB -LBOHORHH, tlh "miiSSMSViscKi, 1 ■'..,.. ,:,:>'AJ|-J#*|A|(0«, . White Cr«ste4 BlMkSalaMsi,, ■ Gwlnea. Vovrls,. R*n.B Dweks, Whit. P.klo Dweks. Pit 0.m.s, Haidaks. M.Blrds and Ens supplied at low rates, aud all stock guaranteed, 1 ...y.„ Boynl A wnnt, lait of Bonglu Bt. , .-'•, >■;.' '.'.irihgt-i;"... ,, i ,,, Just Received via C. P. R. one- car-load of Stoves; ahd Ranges. These Stoves are from the celebrr ted firm of of E. ic 0. Gurney & Oo. and are well known to be the best in the market. Parties desiring Stoves will do well to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere, as we are offering these Stoves at a slight advance on dost to make room for two more car loads now on the way. I E. S. SCOULLAR & CO. daulJIo ' " OOIUMBIA STREET, I Importer and Dealer in Fai? Ions '. .*r.T< \';'u • ' : -J o;\i,::';;' ■■ PROVISIpNS. Imported in quantity, First-Class in quality, fiii. iii :■•:. 'i i .'.jjj.:j.'!.>] |' Sold at Bottom Prices The best Place in the Oity tb buy your Groceries. D.McPHADEJI, Deane's Briok Block, NEWWB8THII.STEB,B.(). r»M nSki JIONtlMENTS,'HEADMDi-E8, TOMBS, l I TABLETS AND CROSSES, FURNITURE MARBLE, Ac. , Persons living at a distance, by sending a description of.what they wish. can. have designs, ■*""•-• -'- *-r-'-*-> — —*•"— prlees, 11 work etc., furnished oh applica tion. All work guaranteed equal to any on the Paelllc Coast, and at reasohable rates. N,B,-Noagentsernployed. mil. Gordon Street, Victoria, B. $. Opp. St. Andrewrs Presbyterian Church rohlSHi " J' . J'i"nx. joBiioi.;?, nl'r'_A'lt)ttertoal«;tl--.li, New Westminster, Coal Harbor and Seattle Boate. ... (J. W; TARTE, Master.) I WILL LEAVE SEATTLE EVERT Thursday Ifaratngatlyeleek, for -ine-- :s-J 'fowl Westminster and Coal. Harbor, via Port. Townsend and the islands; arrives at .New Westminster, on Friday foreown, leaves. fpr.Coel Harbor abont two hours attcrwardsi leaves COAL HARBOR Friday !.l|»l for Seattle. ..... ... imoo rate te aeatlle, —•«.•» „ Freight per tea.- 4.ee Speolal-ratee to merchants. apiote J Cpllegel ■ yqqav What phyiioiami Say Moot thi STARR KIDNEY **&• "Treatment by Absorption has ror some time been recognised by Medieal Men to be tbe most simple and effectual means of conveying to Diseased Oigiins, "Curatives," but In cases of Kidney Disease and Complaints attendant thereon, successful treatment was practicably Impossible until the Introduction of the Starr Kidney Pad, It costs less than a single prescription and is Immeasurably mors deeUiive and effective than any quantity ef internal Medicinal doting. Worn Immediately over the seat of Disease. Its curative properties become absorbed by the diseased and enfeebled Organs, continuously and directly, Ired to Insure Itt return their heal- as requlH thy aotion and original vli fortable to the patient nnd pleas „ effects, and cures when nothing else can, mr. It Is com* >teasi_nt in Its The Starr Kidney Pad accomplishes potl tive, decisive results. A more valuable discovery ns a true remedy for Kidney Diseases was never mude.~_W«tf ont (Jatette ne Marr KMuy Pad, manufactured In Toronto, Is a permanent sure cure for diseases, disorders ftnd ailments of the Ktdnsys, Bladder ami urinary secretive system, or attendant' complaints, causing pain In the small of the bunk, sides,etc., Finducing urinary disorders-sueh as too requent, scanty, diflicult, painful ov copious micturition, inability of retention and _*yst.._, live organs-known as gravel, catarrh df tbe bladder and pontages, Bright'-*, disease, diabetes, dropsy, piles, nervous debility, eto. Hend for pamphlet to,LANGLEY A CO., Wholwale Agents, Vletorla. Retailed by A. M. HKBRINO and D, 9. OURTIB 4 CO., New Westminstor: T. MoNEE- LEY, Ladner's Landin«: H. MoDOWELL A CO., H A8TINOH HAW MILL CO., THE VANCOUVER DRUO CO., Vanooii»»} W. E.MOOARTNBY A BRO, "" and Kamloops; J. B. LOVE R.MEOAW, Priest Vi A Private Boarding & Day Pupils, Boys, ai. -su: WIMUBB-OPffl-Bb AT. '■ ROSS BAY, VICTORIA, B. G. (ithojw-H^i , i ■.—ti6K—*ci«oT iii. ( '* MONDAY, AII0U8T 16,1886. niii-.' _(l*tti.ts& J-AtT'is larA. X Rooms and IS Well famished with register grates, bath looms, Ao.. Ac. Excellent opportunities for all hints ol healthful exorcises, Including boatlngaad bathing, ; Pupils will be mnde most comfortable and their general welfare carefully considered. ' ' . ••■ rTJ-ri ' A. GOMPIJTUIT STAFf OF WtTtUOTOM will be maintained. ... i.riri.rj.-r Excellent facilities will be afforded lor Instruction in Uagll.k, Cmmerelal. (lai.lral and llMleia Laagaage Subjects, with la.lraa.eatallla.K-, * - ■ .'■'■, Application KoTOib, ReferoncM and lull Information furnished by BKV. C. J. BKENIOK, M.I., Nnw.WamMiaiTia. Jume, issa. dwjljote COLUMBIA STREET, ftij 3HTII51 83','. J •..'jmill.li ij9iiir,B.C aat-naBtvOn .i jr. iwvleaoiori mw ' —WMUm AND MAUU Ul- Books, FuncyGoods ;, ..ill ■ r... *,.l*ll I.I-.I I f H MttXtf-OItUOll iJilisi^ The Largest Stock on th* Ma: lartd'4Fiui'-l Ktotid 'io no ri:....' '...!'-! " :. Ill l.'.'Jr.'.L.'JI/.' ( House lit British Co- . nnonii.O .„:v.i lumbia. -. -SOLE AOKMT8 FOB— . Miller Piano Wl u'lpJanr) rasa ...tH-tosi ■ :t'l UJt J M'i £ i_ts xicilHJ. •' .j _ 0. BewauaTiUe, t < ro- -. *o e.if|e nl \ Andafentaforall the IrsKUn, Amarl & r'^! H"^ioili SPECIAL FORMS rli'tlthiil.a .l-ilaua-. ii r. RULED & , '. ir-lnoni 'iKltmen Oi tke ptwnieso,ae tmtiwstwSehs, -»'•»* '*«kjr 'Um■■MtstStSSSSBM.l '|n . Prninee. ''.''".•• "•'■'■■■''•. ' ■''.- .ilT mHE 1*ND-.*8_0*n-l_ HAS 'BE-.N AP-i Jl. pointed agentinBrlUshCcJlumblalor (Feie beautiful monuments. Full partlo- ulars as to prices and designs on application. 0HA8. i. ROBSON, Atthe Fruit and Confectionery Storo, o,- poslte Colonial Hotel, Sew Weitmlnster, Kc. 'ji ' ■ aahSl-9 ' CloW W WHITE THE CLOTHIER, Hm Jast BeoeWed OVER 300 MEN'S SUITS A Large Qusatltj of Boys' and Youth's Clothing! 7 Cases of American FELT HATS Alio, a full llneof 8ENTS* —HE NOW HAB-— the Beit liiortment li the then line ever exhibited In Ke* , WNtaliiter. l4_A.*r*B8*P BTTL11I AttAweelPiMlblel-rieMforawh. ' CaU Early aal Hake tear teleeUen. mwntt Iwhi mt. Ihm st 9i4> r —AaHJTS FOK— , '' .,'■' ..1 irOW0X,r. J Jr.' lj ..... | Conle*lere«on Lift Auurtnee i wiA'KI - ".i.-."''-*-oiVnm North Britiih utl Mercantile I r.■■:■ hufttlOt Co. JilrnfflKjmoJi Utl_t8*X*li iriij JJrrbTl '. .'. I i.Ill ' ' —-Ar,eot_ fat flt-Ulaii w m nuiiinoff u its iiji jtul J'l.oo nil) in v,ju_-i> iM Mirr»« Mcurn. I»H. 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